Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-12-21
ported by the senate committee viii be not more than six votes.

!, be not more than six votes.
 Boston, Dec. 16-Col. William z. Greene, of New York, who last week
 accused Thomas W. Lawson, of Bos-
 ton, of being responsible for the rs-
 cent break in copper shares, came 90
 Boston today and was met at tie
 Hotel TouraDe by Lawson. The nature
 of the statements issued by Green
 and Lawson, but particularly Icy
 Green, who considered that Lawson
 was to blame for the raid upon tae
 stock on the Green Consolidated Cop per company, together with the mar
 ket developments of the past few
 days, all had combined to suggest the
 possi bility of clash between the tvo
 operators. So far as known, however,
 nothing of the kind took place ard Green returned to New York this sf- ternoon after having been in confer ence with Lawson for several hours. i Interest was added to the incident 1 through the presence of police head quarters inspectors. Neither GreeHe
 not Lawson would make a statement
 of the conference. A prominent Bcs- ton broker who attended the confef-
 ence, issued statement which he said had been assented to by Greene ard Lawson, which was to this effect:
 "Each gentleman has a perfect under
 standing of the others position. There
 is nothing further for public interest to give out. '
 Cleveland, Dec. 16-Mrs. Chadwick
 will, from now until the time of hsr trial or arraignment in court, Sc rigidIy excluded from all visitors and even her son and nurse will be denied permission to see her except upon tie written order of United States Marshal Chandler This afternoon an order was received at the jail by Sheriff Barry directing him to deny to al people the privilege of seeing her, aEd he at once ordered her nurse, Freda Swanstrom, who was in the jail with Mrs. Chadwick, that she be ordered 90 leave This action was ip direct op- position to the order of Marshal Chandler issued yesterday, in which he directed that Emil Hoover, a sen of Mrs. Chadwick, and the nurse, should be admitted at any time to sae
 Mrs. Chadwick. Her counsel declared there will he no further development in the leagl end of the case until sle> is brought into court for trial.
 Washington, Dec. 17-More impcr- tant testimony was brought out today in the investigation and protest against seating Senator Smooth than at any time during the present session of congress. The witnesses were Charles H. Jackson, chairman of the democratic state committee of Idaho, John Nicholson, the chief recorder of the Moromn temple at Salt Lake city, sert News and an apostle of the Mor- mon church, William Budge, presi- dent of the Bear Lake stake in Idaho, and Apostle John Henry Smith of Salt Lake. Penrose was elected an apostle last July. The Shoot attorneys ad mitted the senator, was present and participated in the election of Pen rose. Penrose testified he was ps- lygamist and was known to have been such at the time he was made an apes tie. The testimony of Jackson and Budge related to political affairs in ldsho
 Washington, Dec. 17-A resolution granting to women of the varioas states the right to vote for membeHs of the house of representatives WIS made the basis of hearing before tke ! senate committee on woman suffrage 1 today. The question was presented by committee consisting of represents | tives of the Federal Woman's Equality | association and including Mrs. Clara Cobly, of Portland, Ore, Dr. Clara ! McNaughton, and Mrs. Belva Lock i wood. ''I live in the district of Col i umbia where no body votes,'' said Mrs. Lockwood, land I am just ss good as a man here, said Mrs. Lock wood.
 Chefoo, Dec. 17-At midnight Con:- mander Mizzenof, who was the execu- tive officer of the Russian battIeship Potlava, until that vessel was disaIm- ed, and who on December 18th, headed a party of seven Russians who leTt Port Arthur in sail boat and arrived | here yesterday with dispatch said to the associated press tonight. Port Arthur is desolate and excepting the firing of guns is a silent place. "Rus- sians he said are hustling their artiI- lery ammunition and firing only when the effect will be certain. There are I6 mn man in tho limo of tho fOrFS o,,j