Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-03

Assistant District Attorney Rand closed for the people, and it is pos sible the case may go to the jury to- morrow.
 The district attorneys office is mak- ing a thorough investigation of the story of the suppression of certain evi- denee now in the case. A number of witnesses are subpoenaed, and affdav- its will be taken from them at the conclusion of the trial.
 PARIS, May 1-Former Minister De lisse will give dinner to General Por- ter on May 12, and the American col Ony will give him an elaborate recep- ton and dinner on May 15. After that Porter will make an automobile tOur through Switzerland, returning here for the extensive military naval hon. ors which the French government is to accord the remains of Paul Jones when the body is taken to America. Porter is now preparing his official report as to the recovery of the body. Porter's talk with King Edward .last night was particularly cordial.
 HEADQUARTER OF KUROKI'S ARMY, May 1-The anniversary of the battle of Yalu was celebrated by Ku- roki's army today with spectacular fetes and elaborate ceremonies.
 FLEETWOOD SPRINGS. May l. Roosevelt and the members of his party were in the saddle from s a. m. until 4.3O p. m., today returning without a pelt of any kind, or even seeing any game. Loeb reached the camp at 2 p. m., and expected to return tomor- TOW. The hunters will not occupy the old camp on the East Divide creek un- til tomorrow, as the President desired to await Loeb's arrival at the present quarters. New bear tracks in great numbers ae reported near the Pennie ranch on the East Divide, where luck went against the campers when they started out.
 NEW YORK, May 1-There IS serious doubt in Wall street as to whether John W. Gates really had a corner in May wheat, or was merely playing poker with the Armours.
 Gates brides himself on his ability as a poker player, and cards are only one of the things with which he plays the game. It was rumored today that Gates was only bluffng with his alleged 2O,OOO,OOO bushels, and that when he forced Armour to throw down his cards the great poker player showed his own hand, which was so empty that collapse of prices came as a matter of course. At any rate, Gates did not look like a loser of s .0O0.0 .0O0 when he turned up at his son s office in Wall street today. He was almost joyful.
 "You don't look like a man who had been buried under 2O,OO0,OO0 bush els of wheat" was the suggestion of a friend.
 ''I don't feel like il" he said.
 WEISER, Idaho, May 1-An act of heroism was accomplished by seven year-old boy, Charles Jones, living on Mann creek. about twelve miles from this city, this morning. While his par ents were away from home, leaving him and his two-year-old sister alone, the house caught fire through a defee- tive iue. The boy rushed out of the house leaving his sister in the burn ing building.
 Seeing that she did not follow, the lad, holding his hands over his mouth, rushed back into the burning home and dragged her out, the baby being overcome by smoke. He had scarcely got out when the burning structure fell to the ground, and was totally consumed.
 w AhtDEAh W 4hdN -NNe'AAf ANN tN- sons were killed and wounded in the disturbances in various quarters of Warsaw today. The troops are ap- parently uncomfortable, and violated the order to act in moderation. They fired into the crowd of demonstrators and workmen, and in desperation re- sorted to the use of firearms and bombs Many women and children are among the dead and dying.
 What approaches reign of terror exists tonight. The city presents 8 most gloomy aspect, and the temper of the entire community augurs ill. The presence of numerous patrols of Cos sacks, cavalry and infantry, are only a reminder of the urking danger.
 No untoward incident was reported until the afternoon. The first disturb bance occurred between one and two o'clock this afternoon, when a process