Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume], April 22, 1908, Image 1

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WEEKLY ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 22, 1908.
PIONEER PAPER OP ARIZONA.
FORTY-FIFTH YEAR.
ORTY-ONE KILLED SIXTY
INJURED IN COLLISION
. 1 III . . l-l 1 Iff
rigntiui occucb jL-naciea wnen
Australian Train Wreck
Catches Fire.
MEt-KOrHNH, Australia, Arirtt'.sp.
hnrrihtft rnllwnV' ac-
i ... i ,1m lilitinrv or -Australia oc-
..i i.il,t u-hnn Inn nassenrrOr
I nt Itnvlirnnlc .Tunrtinh.
!jlt milrj from this, city.
Fnrtv we passengers' w'cro killed tind
.TV. -.1.1 t - II... I.n.ti.i nf
i ino, fire lirpko out and most of
..t I ! ll.
inv I a-"t nuvin, uiiinvu imu ;,,. n.
I.. .1.11.. u.trf. KlnrttL-
. 1 ..I . .. tfn.i.. A.lnil I tt nifntii. In
l)o killed and released from their mis
ory.
A misplaced switch caused tho ac
cident.
H IN SEEKS
SANITY
TEST
BOBAH'B MAIDEN SPEECH,
NKW YOH1C, April 20.-Jnmes A
WASHINGTON. D. C. April 20. -
-T1 1. . .n.i.l ..! nii.tlli.ft1 ii .iii.ndrl II .
1 UU lliltlll llllll IUIIUIIII III I ... ..
. . , Innlrnm nmt.li.viwl l,v HnrrV K. TllftW
tinn hills were reported to too sonnio " --i-j
t , , ,, , ,u . corpus, sniil tonight mat uio nppiic.n
Sennt6r Horali, of Idaho, delivered I ' ' ,, ..... .
, s it I i I II II llfc If IMIV J ymv
in invor oi mo ma- , ... ,.,
innrv in nii'iin m uiunimin "
snnitv. District Attorney Jeromo says
either ho or nn assistant will be present
his maiden speech
lorltv report of tlio military affairs
committee on the Hrownsvillo affair.
GQRTELYQU ADMIRALS GUESTS AT
CALLS TO
BRILLIANT BANQUET
DUTY
Jim Jeffries Entertain The Sailors
With A Fistic Carnival For
Fleet Championships
UTICA, N. V., April 20. Secretary
of the Treasurer (loorgo II. Cortclyou
aroused great enthusinsm tonight at
the annual dinner of tho Utica chamber
of commerco during his address on
"Huslness and Cttir.onshlp." Mr. Cop ,os anOELBS, Cnl., April 20.-11
telyou pleaded for activity of business . brilliant banquet In tho
t I . t Il l I.... t . . I
tinrininlniF in thn honor of the admirals of tlio Atlantic
IIIPOMMIH W H-VF" ..
public welfare, and while admitting battleship licet nnd uovernor .mints
that irav evils had spriwi: into tho nlllnit. A vacant ehnlr marked the
business methods of tho country, do- ( )rglnnlly nsslgned to Hear Ad
clarcd that it was no t.mc .ot PM ,,., Tho MlpnkrrH ,ncludci,
mlsm. Ho began with a glowing on-
Wv f tho Constitution, declared that Hinhop Thomas T. II. Connnty, Captain
ii f imtlnnnl pniwtll I A. A. Tries. IT. H. A.. Itcv. Hubert J.
today as much as it Old a hundred n.mh.tt,., fliivernor Olllett nnd Mayor
I .... r
IlnrniT. Hear Admirnl Unnries ai.
UIU I V UL.U IhIXI I III
UUV1 1 X J-.1V VJUll A jJ L
BY SAMPLING WORKS JAP
years ago nnd continued:
"Devotion to its letter and spirit is
nit inr n nr nil iiNtini ii i win nr iiii;ni iit
i i ii r-... ,...il..ntnn l tl duty of every lover of his country
ncourt when tho I naw application l , , , i ... .i i ..
.... . 'C.ii. ...fKUUKil ri'fiirlili'r will, Wlllllll ell
heard. .Icrome Is oppose.! to 'I haw's " i
Thomas responded to the addrcs
welcome.
Thlrty-slx hundred Killers wu tir
lowed ashore today, the city belaf
feto in their honor. Tho nrotrrMi i
their beluilf included tho fistic enL
vnl, refereed by J. il. Jeffries, ckttap
ion miirlllst of the world. Th tmk
lightweight champlonshlpship wu 4
elded in favor of I,ur.inski, of tho bw
tleshlp New Jirsey, who dofeUi
Myers of tho Ohio.
Lieutenant Adnn H. Cnaffeo, U. 8.
A., retired, presides! nt tho banquet.
releciso from the asylum.
DIPLOMATS
Meetind of Railroad Reduction Snould
Cause Bitf Revival In
Mining Industry.
SHIFT THEIR
STATIONS
F . wniu the sweeping reduction
h t.. riinsportation rates announced
ly I' 1 Hustings, general freight nnd
pwiRi r agent of tlio 8. V., 1. & l'v
Stur.l.iy, n full ne.count of which np-j-arr.l
in Sunday's Journal-Minor,
torn.-! tin- welcome news that a redac
tion of treatment chnrges, amounting
ti in per cent on tho overage, will be
mi'le m almost nil classes of ores,
hii from tbis county to tho Kl
hso smelters by tho Prcscott Sampling
Work, It. H. Ilctherington, one of tho
frinnpal owners of the sampling
"works, who has been negotiating with
htvilent Murphy and Gonoral Freight
Url l'.nsouuer Acont Hastings of tho
K. P.. 1' & 1. for some weeks over the
Ma lion of transportation rates, mnde
tke aniioiiiieeinent yesterday, tuat the
JmiVort were willing to meet the rail
rovl management in nrousing activity
It the mining industry of northern
Annua, as far as possible without
HOUSE LOYAL TO
SPEAKER JOE
TOKIO, Japan, April 20. - Haron
Hnyashi has been transferred as Jap
anese minister from Poking to Home.
HaronIjiiin, counsellor of tho Jnpaneso
COMMITTEE
"ltediictions In treatment charges
111 lui tnmln liv llm smelters, amount
Hill MVI IllU't" ---- , 1 ( fll 1 j ?
liu. in HO ner cent, on tho average, on kmiU-issv at London, becomes tho now
nil character of ores, that can bo treat- ,njHt,,r at l'ekln. Haron Chimin goes
. ...Ml . .........I 1.... In llli. MtimltcrS." I !..t...... 1.. Ili.rlln 1 III mil Idllli 1C-
I'd Wlllldlll lll'llHIl - ' I HS I11IM-H I l
he Kild. "It will bo lmiiossiblo to Lom(,s viee minister of foreign affairs.
mnkn the re.luctlon on somo ores on
account of peculiar and costly methods
. .111 I .
of treatment, but n reduction win ..-
mn.li.. wherever possible, ures imiv
would not pay for shipment in tho pust
,. Jin illsi)0H'd of nero nt n pro-
tit. 1 have a force of men overhauling
.....t m.mlrh.i? the xamiding works and
. l.o rendv to purchase ores
i .nni-nntrates a week from now.
Willi Hie sweeping reductions in
Hum nnd Mnolter charges, a
' ... !..!.... ..ntnfllv llS
,.r....i revival in miniiiK "- -
r. i.i.n ns soon as tho new rail-
road rates g( into effect, wl.lcii win ;
lu tho opinion of tho railroad innn..K-
ment, in about tlnrtymvc u...
lice us away from that sure founda
tioii is no advance agent of disaster
"With L'rowth in territory, in popu
latioii. and In trad there eamo to tho
merchant tho inccutivo to delegnto to
others many of tho powers and privi
leues which should have been his per
soual concern. At first the bad elTccts
of this aloofness, us It were, with the
atteudnnt evils of waning Interest in
nubile affairs and more and moro mea-
L'r information ns to their dotuils,
were not gravely apparent J but tills
process has gone on until wo now lino
Inrirn fill inliors of our business men ut
terly neclectful of tho duties of citi
zenship. Under our flsenl system many
of the business man's undertakings aro
fostered, his own and his employes
welfare safeguarded; his
WHISKEY ALMOST
CAUSES A MURDER
Jokn Ruddy, a Cook at Morristow
Bridge Camp. Shot ty Tim Dennehy,
A Drunken Carpenter.
With a bullet nolo through his face
.!,. .- ,.r inflicted by a rille In tho hunds of Tim
weiian' n.urj;iuiiiiv'i, mn .
property and their rights as wage-earn- Dennehy, it bridge carpenter, Sundaj
TO
INVESTIGATE
GANNON
AVAKIllN'OTOV. I). ('.. April 20.
Vith the excoitlon of Cooier nnd Ncl
lOIl tin. Itnniil.lloniiR nf UlO llOUHO to
Jy bv a strict party vote declared
tho acttmi nf Rnenkor Canuon Satur
in summarily adjourning tho House
S lint n lirrmOi of tllO provision of
this House affecting its safoty, dignity
ml intiurrltv nf li nrocccdings. The
fMlllH 1111 t. UirnnL'h ft rulo making
nv dav siisiiniislon Oay. substituting
majority for tho two-thirds voto o
J'Jiss any mensuro.
Agricultural Allotment.
WASHINGTON, 1). 0., April tO. -Tho
agricultural appropriation bill re
ported to tho Sonato oday carries n
total of $11,642,000, an increaso of
133,0 over the 1)111 us rcpwrtcA V
t House.
PIPER COST
ers are uinoiig the elemental concerns
of our government. Shall he in return
for these niuoiiL' his many priceless
benefits be chary of his time and his
energies in the disenarge of tho duties
of citizenship! Hather, shall wo "oi
insist upon a proper dlschargo of these
duties? Indeed, if ho does not ins
charge them properly do wo not on
roiiraifc a false theory of public con-
duet if we fail to visit upon him at
least a mensuro of the condemnation
ilmt we v s t upon tlio unscrupulous
political boss or the ward heeler, for
!.! nf widen tvnes his neglect of
Idutv is In a large degree responsible!
r.. nf tin needs of the Hour is mis
ntU-i. nartielnatioii by our business
men in tho political duties of the state
and tho nation, upon a high piano of
usefulness whereon shall no re
3.
. Ten
n. Ten
BASEBALL RESULTS
Amorican.
New York , Washington
Detroit 2, Cleveland 0.
Chicago 7, St. lionla 1.
Huston fi, Philadelphia .
National.
Cine Innnti 2, Pittsburg
innings.
fit. Louis 0, Chicago j.
Hrooklyn 1, New York I.
i.i.ti..,iihla I. Hoston
innings.
miT-m wnT INDORSED
v-.... Anrll 20. The Hepnb-
....... -nni-nntioll 1)V V010 OI Oi
,1'"::
tnry ...,rjl.1i.
veil adminihtrnuon
PROSECUTOR LANODON WEDS
.1 "r "e Zl of San Francisco,
.Mllll.'-V r.
was married today to
MKHonrv. n wealthy
city
wAniVf!TnN'. I). C.. April 20.
toiltiv toward I ....i.ll
weuuiic mi'i hi " - - 1 1.
.. s.dntlon of tho wood pulp and news- ongnized tho rights of tho individual,
" . . 1 I .. ... r tll..i, In In. fri
I ......ullnn ill II riKOIllllllll 111- llm rll 111 OI 11VI-I.I
paiier r.iii .nun..w - . .. --r.--- -
troduced by Speaker Cunnoii provld- from coercion in tho exercise of oe
Imi. nt nf n COU lieu uii'Trfiitn. mill invn nil iiiihk"
nil! lor nit- ii'i" " . i" i ' . i i if
. . . ... . .. ...iti.nii. mid nb-1 ....it..., nf llm loudness man himseii
of six mourners ui nv"h itn.
I... i..r......nlln.i nn in 1 11(1 I -l... II !. frm. rrnin r niii'iiiiii m '
tain nil possimo i"iuii"" ' . .
.... i ......i unit nf wliltol o...w.,i i.v iiniiroiier moans the honest
reason lor mo nni iiui-ii v -.-, '--1
naper "to tho end that needful legls- ,, nlorlv registration of tho people s
paper m u , If nrtuiitei by
afternoon at I o'clock at Morrlstown,
John Ituddy was brought to the Mercy
hospital here yesterday morning tor
I attention. Dennehy left Mor-
rlstown Immediately after tho snooimg
and u sharp lookout for him Is Ueing
kept by tho oniccrs of this and Marl
coon counties.
Tho Iniured man was cmpioyeu .is
cook nt Tom Potter's bridge camp at
Donneliv. who returned
frn.n a mint in nn intoxicated condl
tlon, a few minutes before tho nhoot-
I.... Imriiini. Involved In n (iiinrrcl wiiu
Ituddy. Siiierlntendont or urigies
Potter was lu an adjoining enr, when
he was attracted by loud words be-
ncniichv and Huddy. He ran
outside Immediately and saw Dennehy
point the rllle at Ituddy, who started
uwny, threatening to shoot him at the
same time. He called to uenneuy n.i
im,it lint tho latter fired, tho bul
let entering the left side of Huddy 's
face, near the base of toe nose, coin
ing out through tho right check bone.
Sooiui: Ituddy fall, Potter rusbtd
into the telegraph olllce to notlfly tb
olllcers and tho railroad authorities
here of the shooting. When he re
turned n few moments later, Donneoy
hail disappeared, carrying tho rln
with him. No trace of tho dlrectloa
ho went could be found. Ho was sill!
at lnrgo at n late hour last night.
Huddy was Immediately plnccd oa a
hnndcnr and taken to Wlckonburg for
surgical attention. Tho wound was
dressed by tho resident surgeon aal
ho was taken to tho Mercy hospital
hero this morning. The clrcumstaacea
lending to tho shooting wero not lean
ed ns tnere wero no witnesses prcMBt
when the men first miarrolod. Taa
wounded man, ou account of the natara
of tho injury, was tumble to talk.
Dennetiy has been in tho employ ot
the company as bridge carpenter aiac
Inst Mny. He has always borno a goodt
reputation. Ho Is described as ot
medium height, llgnt complexion aad
weighlng 170 pounds. Ho speaks wit
nn Irish accent. Huddy wan resting
easy nt tho Mercy hospital late last
night. His wound is not consldersd
necessarily fatal.
lation may bo enacted."
VREEIANO BILL
IS TABLED fit
HOUSE
Mvrtlo ... . am wnrnw. 1). C April 20.
" .. nAnni""-""' . .. I
...!.!,. of this .. cnmrnltteo on banking ami
I I II" "" -. .
nilnv lllll 0(1 IIIO Vri-Vlllliu
will. Tho business man, ir neuiaien i?
no higher motive, should realize thaat
it is as much to his Interest to parti
cipate actively In political primaries
nn.l conventions as It Is to attend his
daily business affairs. Hut there must
be. too, In increasing mensuro, too high-
ill 1 .Mil. liiHniratlon to imtrlotlrt
ui " r " - , ,
Wo need nil over this fair
land today a revival of the spirit of
the old town meetings, where there
were general interchange of views, the
discussion of public questions, tho ns
..irinliiiniMil nf tho needs of tho com
munity, and tho shaping of plans to
meet them. And it Is well to remem
ber that at tho town meeting every
I adult malo residing within tho limits
f the townsnlp was oxpocted to bn
t -..inirv nilnlt ma ol i nni
BURNETT'S Bll UTTtL 0I5 OF
TO KELLY III O
REDUCED
55(1
curr.cncy today muieu n." ,,rrsent -every adult mnini
ty r"Ml re- ll", H'dxd""0 A,,,r,eh 11 T pectatlon would hurdly bo realized to-
Deputy Sheriff W. M. M 31 tccUM to rCport favorably on the ,n mny PomIunlty-nctivo per-
rued Sunday from Ash J-ork, ' b iniV,B for a currency ti(.i)(ltlnn tn the discharge of
...i.. Tn Locus, sentenced i" ti whni n re
turned nuii'i'i . . ,
i custody doso Locus, 'J commission.
. M.lrtv dnya n tlie county jail i
servo thirlj oajn .
day evening.
citizenship. What a re-
llli. mu.. .
ilnn would come from such net!
riot a cony of the Journal-Miner's t , ow lhl, ,K d little bqsos,
. . . ...! ..llllnn nf 04 I .
. . .1., inlnr rilltlon Of 04
Indusinai " -
rsgcs before the supply i exhausted.
(Continued on Page Four.)
SANTA CHUZ, Cal., Airrll 20.
H.ii.i.rlnr Ju.Iko Smith today reuuceo
u. i.nll nf Walter J. II. Harnett, ac-
,..,.,! of t.oriury. to S,000 and set tlio
...,.l.f.iini.nt for May Jl. Jiarncu w
n.li..ised on bond. Tho caso grow out
,.r .Ui.i,p,1 embezzlement of Colton so
ir. ,. .
nnd In connection wiiu mo
failure of the California Sato ueposii
Co., of Ban Francisco.
AOREE TO ARBITRATE.
WAHHINOTON. D. 0 April 20. -
A general arbitration treaty betwoen
.v.- Mnlti.il Hint! and Hpain was sign
cd today.
ROUNDS
BKATTI.K, Wash., April 20.- Aba
Attol reUilned tho title or relar
weight chamidon of tlio world today
by dofentlng Kddlo Kelly, of lluffalo,
in eight rounds in this city.
EIOIIT RUEF JURORS.
HAN FHANBISCO, April 20. -Tha
third week of the ense of Abrakaai
Huef, charged with bribery, began to
day. Klgbt Jurors have boon selected
and sworn and 100 have been exam
lucd. Another venire of fifty has bB
ordered to be returned In court tomor
row morning.
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