Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-19

been taken in Hotel Colorado, a sun
 mer resort, and to this hotel all off
 cial mail will be addressed for th
 next five or six weeks. That whicl
 must be attended to by the chiet ex
 ecutive will be taken to Newcastle by
 some member of the White House staf
 and sent by courier to Charlie Pen
 ny's ranch, where the camp is sit
 uated.
 NEW YORK, April 15.-The Metro
 politan racing season opened at the
 Aqueduct racetrack today with an al
 tendance of 10000. Ormondes Right
 won the Carter handicap, the feature
 race of the day.
 NEW YORK, April l5.-Prices of all kinds of meat have begun to rise
 because of the reported increased cost to dealers of about two cents per
 pound. Retail dealers have received further notice from the packers of an other advance next week. The alleged reason is the falling of of cattle re- ceipts at the Chicago stockyards, but retailers declare that no such falling off has occurred.
 BERKELEY, Calif., April l5.-The University of California won the sn- nual field meet with Stanford today by score of 72 1-3 to 49 2-3 points. The result was a surprise.
 FL PASO, April 15.-CharJes H. Page, minor had been awarded dam ages to the amount of s15, eco for the loss of one leg, the injury resulting while the boy was employed as a brakeman on the Mexican Central railway. The suit was brought by his guardian, J.W. Eckman.
 LONDON, April 1S,-In the absence of further information regarding the position of the Russian and Japanese fleets, the London morning papers are keenly discussing the neutrality question, for the most part in a strong pro-Japane5e tone. The Morning Post takes the milder view that Kamranh Bay is a mere fishing port and unable to provide coal or other sup plies tot he Russian squadron, which probably took shelter there to replen- ish from its own colliers and that though technical breach of neutral ity has been committed, the French authorities could hardly be held re- sponsible unless it can be proven they had previous knowledge of Rojestven- sky's intentions.
 The Daily Mails Singapore special gives further report from the German ship Prinz Heineych that on Friday, April IA Russian cruisers were scout ing outside the bay while a tug was bringing colliers along the warships which were coaling and that many boats were transferring provisions to the Russian vessels. The same papers correspondent reports that the steamer North Anglia late Friday night met a strong fleet of cruisers off Bombay reef steering south and nsng searchliights. They were una 5le to distinguish the nationality of he cruisers.
 CHICAGO, April 17.-After a con- ference held in his office late this af- -ernoon with representatives of the reamsters union, Mayor Dunne an lounced that he practically had given | lp all hope of settling the Montgom- eIy Ward < Co.,. strike.
 "I will hold a conference tomor- | 'ow, " said the mayor, "with repre- Ientatives of both sides, but have no i dea at present that anything will re- iult from this meeting."
 There were rumors of disturbances T the streets today and others around | he freight houses. Several non-union | nen on their way home were followed 1 1y strike sympathizers and badly beat ID, one of them, Henry AuteD, so SC 'iously that he may die.
 The most serious disturbance of he day occurred late this afternoon 1t State and Madison streets.
 A mob numberng 20,01O gathered bout a State street cable car, on which two negroes, who had driven wagons for Montgomery Ward X Co.,, Fere riding. Stones and sticks were Iurled at the car, every window in it ,eing broken. Two policemen rushed nto the car and arrested the two ne- roes in order to protect them. A riot all brought twenty officers, who dis. ersed the mob.
 STAMFORD, Conn, April 17.-Ter- ? McGoverD, the pugilist, who was rougbt to Stamford sanitarium last fight, escaped from his keeper this fternoon while walking in the rounds. A hunt was immediately in- tituted for McGovern but with .