Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-08
Miss Stone has not been released as reported last week.

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 as reported last week.
 Miss Alice Roosevelt, eldest daugh
 ter of the president, will christen thu
 German Kaiser's new yacht now be
 ing built at Staten Island, New York
 The decision was reached today. The
 Kaiser's invitation was extended
 through Dr. Von Hollenben, German
 ambassador to the United States.
 A boiler in the South Pennsylvania
 Oil company's pumping station in
 Gettysburg county, West Virginia,
 blew up, scalding to death three em-
 ployes of the company. The men
 were in the boiler house warming
 themselves, when the explosion oc- cured. They broke open the door
 which had been locked and escaped to another house a mile away. All were scalded so that the flesh fell from them on the way. After reach ing the other boiler house they col lapsed and in few hours died.
 A German Mormon conference has assembled at Berlin under the leader ship of Hugh J. Cannon, son Of the late George Q. Cannon, the well known Mormon apostle. One hun dred and twenty-five Mormon mis- sionaries are now working in Ger many and have secured 2,000 follow CTS.
 A telegram from San Antonio, Texas, says, on account of the almost total failure of grass and the high price of feed stuffs in this section over 1000 head of horses and milch COWS have been killed in San Antonio during the past sixty days to prevent them dying from starvation. There has been a drouth in this section for twelve months or more and there are no prospects of improvement.
 A topic of lively conversation southern congressman who have returned to Washington after their holiday vacation is Senator Hoar's anti-lynching bill, now before the committee on foreign relations. The bill provides for federal jurisdic- ton in cases of lynchings and attacks upon foreigners in the different states, and is said5to be in accordance with the desires of the Italian govern ment. Southern members of con- gress, headed by Senator Money of Mississippi are preparing to fight the on the ground that it is an with state rights.
 Dr. Orsene d'Arsonval of the Acade- my of Sciences at the next meeting proposes to announce his discovery of a method of extracting from Ordin- ary petroleum oil liquid absolutely unfreezable at a temperature 200 de- grees below zero, thus beating the record for unfreezability heretofore held by liquid air. According to q d'Arsonval, the new petroleum ether is destined to be of the greatest i'm portance to scientists, especially in chemical research, permitting con struction of thermometers of a pre- cision not hitherto attained. In his communication Dr. d'Ar- sonval will also demonstrate other valuable scientific uses of his new 
 The latest from Columbus, Ohio, says that the republican caucus named a Foraker ticket for tEe senate md a Hanna ticket for the house. Today the contest is continued on the same lines, over the makeup of the committees, and it is evident that the chairmanships and preferred places will go the same way as the offices. Price, who was defeated for speaker by McKinnon, will be shown as chairman af the ju- liciary committee, and the chairman ship of one committee on municipal lffairs in deference to George B. Cox, will go from some member from Gin ,inati, but that courtesy will not be any further. The senate committees are being apportioned by special committee on the lines of he republican caucus with the demo- rats cooperating.