Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-22

judging from the prospects at the pre-
 sent the trip will be the most success
 ful one the president has ever made.
 LONDON, March 17.-Princess Vic
 oria Patricia of Connaught, whose be
 trothal to the Grown Prince of Swed
 en and Norway was announced recent
 ly received many congratulations to
 day on the occa sion of her nineteenth
 birthday. Princess Victoria, who is {
 niece of King Edward, was born al
 Buckingham, Palace, March IT, 1886
 and named in honor of her grand
 mother, Quesn Victoria, and in honol
 of the saint on whose nameday she wa:
 born. Her betrothed, Prince Oscar,
 as the eldest son of the Grown Prince
 of Norway and Sweden, will, if he
 lives and the royal house of Sweden and Norway maintains itself through its present troubled times, one day be king of the dual monarchy. He is four years older than his fiancee.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., March IT, Alter more or less monotonous round of dinners and lunches Washington society was treated to festival of nations," at Rauscher's tonight for charity. The bathrooms represented different countries. There was little Russia, under the direction of Mrs. Pierce, wife Of the assistant secretary of state; bit of China, with Mrs. w. W. Rockhill its ruling spirit and the young daughter of the Chinese minis ter, in her oriental robes to serve tea and England, France, Japan and the United States likewise represented. The proceeds of the entertainment will go to the benefit of the Newsboys' home.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March IT. The southwest gale accompanied by rain and Tn some places by thunder and lightning, which prevailed over the Pacific coast since Saturday, reached its climax yesterday when the wind at Point Reyes reached veloci- ty of one hundred miles an hour. There is no authentic record here to exceed this. The heaviest rainfall was at San Luis Obispo, with 4.28 inches in twenty four hours.
 WASHINGTON, March 1.-The na- tional congress of mothers, which has been in session here for week ad- journed today to meet in March next year in Los Angeles.
 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March IT. The joint assembly of the legislature adjourned this afternoon without United States senator.
 WASHINGTON, March 17.-Gen. Hawley died here at late hour to- night.
 TOKYO, Mar,h 1S-A dispatch from he headquarters of the Japanese ar nies in the field dated yesterday asys: According to statements made by prisoners, the force of the enemy re- listing us south of Tie Pass on We'd lesday, March 18th, consisted of hree divisions Kuropatkin person lily commanded during the battle in he neigh borhood of Tie Pass on Tues lay March 14th.
 PARIS, March 18.-Russian defeats, with Kuropatkin's recall | Iave completely shaken the faith of french officials and public opinion Russia's ability to success ully make headway against complica ions. The recognized Russian organ ere, the Echo de Paris, says that Ku- opatkin follows in the path of Alex eff, Stoessel, Orlof, Stark, Grippen- erg and long list of other various ages in investigation and disgrace, nd dispatch announcing that Cap- ain Clado has been relieved of all 1nctions appears to emphasize the ondition of Russian military demor- lizatlon.
 ST. PETERSBURG, March 18.-The hief of police of Moscow has discov- red an organization acting in con- lnction with the revolutionary party q London and three hundred persons ave already been arrested. The po- ce found in store internal machines nd explosive weapons together with rintiDg presses. Revolutionary docu- Ients are included among the latter. cling letter to central committee 1d correspondence relating to the as- of Grand Duke Sergius. WASHINGTON, March IS. The 'ecial session of the senate was at 30 o'clock today adjourned without sy. All nominations sent in were 'nfirmed with the exception of five, e most important of which was that :,
 Judge James Wickersham, to suc- '. ed himself as judge of the district , urt of Alaska. DE CHILL, March IS- . 5 the result of the collapse of the f