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

Llnevltch' disposal In Manchurla anC
 it is believed that this force will b,
 sufficient to cause the Japanese to ex
 ercise greater caution in their pursuit
 ST. PETERSBURG, March 17.-A
 commission has been appointed under
 the presidency of General Roope, {
 member of the scouncil of the empire,
 to investigate the surrender of Port
 Arthur and and to act as a court tC
 determine the responsibility of Gener. al Stoessel.
 ST. PETERSBURG, March IA dispatch from Changtufu reports that
 Gen. Kuropatkin left there tonight
 for St. Petersburg having been recall
 led by the czar and relieved of the
 command of the Manchurian army.
 ANATARANIVO, Madagascar, Mch.
 l7-The Russian second Pacific squad
 ron left Nossibe on the afternoon of
 March 16th. Its destination is not
 known.
 DENVER, March 1.-The bargain,
 made by the leaders of the opposing republican factions to take the gover- nor's chair from Ava Adams and the seating of Lieut.. Gov. J. F. McDon- aid, after permitting James H. Pea
 body to hold it for one day, was car ried to a conclusion late today. In fulfillment of the agreement which he made before the general assembly, James H. Peabody has resigned the office into which be was inducted late yesterday. The secretary Uf state i'm mediately certified Peabody's resigna- tion upon its filing and Lieut.. Gov. Mcdonald was sworn in by Chief Jus tice Gabbert. Peabody transacted no business of state while in the office of governor. He recieved a greaL many callers who urged him not to resign, and also received many telegrams of the same import. To all of these he replied that he did not care to hold the place. Mcdonald reluctantly takes the chair which Peabody resign ed, after forcing Adams out.
 WASHINGTON, March 17.-In exec- utive session of the senate today Senator Morgan continued his speech of yesterday in which he disclosed the details of certain concessions sought in Santo Domingo by MT. and Mrs. Reader, operating under the team name of the Reader Syndicate. For aber defended Cromwell. He read a telegram from Cromwell denying that he had any dealings with President in connection with the secur- ing of concessions or of interesting the Dominican government in the scheme to petition the United States to take charge of the financial affairs of the Dominican government. Adjournment Is looked for tomorrow.
 NEW YORK, March 17.-President | Roosevelt was the guest of honor to- | night at the one hundred and twenty | irst annual dinner of the Friendly | Sons of St. Patrick. He was roundly | ,heered by m Ire than six hundred | members of the society and its guests. | He made a speech before the society dosing day full of friendly greet ngs, during which he gave his niece way in marriage. The banquet was ,iven at Delmonico's. The society vas obliged to refuse more than 2000 applicants for tickets. The main ban Iuet hall and annex were beautifully decorated with festoons of the stars nd stripes into which was woven the reen and gold flag of Erin.
 To the right and left of the guests able were fine medaIlions of Washing on and Roosevelt, illuminated by lectrical effects. The Friendly Sons f St. Patrick entertained Washington n 1782 as the general in charge of the Colonial armies. Roosevelt is the first resident, as such, that the society has 
 The president arrived at half past K and for half an hour held a recep- ion. Then accompanied by Judge president of the society, he president was conducted to the . ming room. Many of the guests 'aved the stars and stripes and the rish flag and cheered enthusiastical- 7. The president, accompanied by Mrs. oosevelt, his daughter Ethel, Dr. tokes, Secretary Loeb and two secret ,rvice men, arrived here after noon. d t 3 o'clock the president went to the ouse of Henry Parish, jr., to attend le marriage of his niece, Miss Flea or Roosevelt to her cousin, Franklin The president led the ride to the altar and gave her away. c Soon after the president concluded is address at Delmonico's Ee left for le banquet of the Sons of the ameri- U m Revolution at Hotel Astor. He C as recieved by the guests standing. America was sung and then the 4