Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-08


are employees of the st. Petersburg
shops of the Warsaw railroad. Tn,
strike has not yet extended TO thu
trainmen but the leaders may decide
to order them out in order to paralyz'
| the most important railroads Of Rus
STA.
WARSAW, March "A bomb wa:
thrown from a window overlooking
the courtyard of the Nuranoff district
\ police station this afternoon. 1t fell
amidst group of soldiers but did not
explode. Two Jews have been arrested
for supposed connection with the
affair. Disturbances are reported to
have taken place in several parts of
the city during the afternoon. The
question of gas supply Is causing
much, alarm. Unless the government
intervenes to compel the strikers to
return to work the city will be in
darkness by Sunday night. The gas
works have been operated by the SOL
diers for the past four weeks and the
machinery is out of order.
WASHINGTON, March The SEN
ate today passed the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill carrying about S6S,
GOO, 900. Various amendments we're
offered to the measure and most OF
them we're debated at length. There
also was discussion of the pure food
bill and Senator Dolliver made brief
speech in support of his resolution,
providing for the appointment of a
joint congressional committee to in
vestigate the question of railroad
rates. The resolution was referred 70
the committee on interstate commerce.
At the night session the general de-
ticiency bill, the last of the supply
measures was considered.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The de-
tails OF, the personnel of the great
military and civic pageant which is to
be browning feature of the ceIemon-
les, of President Roosevelt's Inaugural
ton on March 4th, given in general
orders no five' of the grand marshal
was made public tonight by the inaug-
ural committee.
1t gives the order of parade, its or
ganization, its movement and dismis-
sal. 1t is estimated that approximate
ly 10000 men Will be in line.
WASHINGTON. March 2.-Goveru-
ment participation in an exposition to
celebrate the first permanent settle
ment of the English speaking people
on the western hemisphere, in the vi
cinity of jamestown, Virginia, OF the
waters of Hampton roads, was provid-
ed for by the house today, when by
vote 129, TO 81, bill for that purpose
was passed under suspension OF the
rules. 80
The amount appropriated was $3.50,
600. Conference reports on the forth
fications and agricultural appropria-
ton bills were agreed to. The even
Ing session was devoted to conference
reports and bills of minor Importance.
TOPEKA, March 1.-The senate to-
day, unanimously passed the bill to
prevent the operation of trusts within
the state. The measure was patterned
affair the Tayas Iay
LINCOLN, Neb., March 2.-The
house today passed the anti trust bill
by vote of seventy.two to ten.
HONOLULU, March 4.-High Sher-
iff Henry declared positively tonight
that so far there has not been discov-
cred any traces of strychnine, either
in the stomach or the medicine of
Mrs. Stanford. Sheriff Henry further
said that he had questioned Doctors
and Duncan regarding the
progress of their experiments and had
been informed by them that they had
found no traces of strychnine.
1t Is probable that the inquest will |
begin on Monday. Sheorey and Dun
,an have, it is said, stated that even if |
40 trace of poison is found it would |
still remain possible that that drug
vas the cause of death as the amount |
IF strychnine which might cause
leath could be so small that its dis
,overy would be exceedingly difficult
lmong large amount of other matter.
Expressions of opinion by some of the
medical witnesses at the
coming inquest indicate that they will
estity, regardless of the chemists re-
,ort, their belief that strychnine poi
ioning caused her death.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The
Iouse adjourned sine die today, after
session of less than two hours, the
hief feature of which was the pre-
entatiOn of massive silver loving
up to Speaker Cannon by the entire
membership, and a cup to John Sharp
Williams, by the democratic minor
ty.
Chairman Hemenway of the appro-