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PniMClTV TUAT PAYS.
TRAVELERS BAT
RuMtmrg u toe beat fowa In Ore.
(on and baa the beat outlook lor per
manent growth. Tlila ahowa that
united effort wins. Keep It up.
Tlie Hex lew can how advertiser!
nhxdtite proof that IM circulation Is
.Hi s--r cent larger than any other
I'M-al iiiky in Injuria (Avuiity.
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VOL XIX.
UdSKItritO, OHWiOX. Till IMHV KVKMMI, Al'ltU. 27, llllK.
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ROSEBURG
REVIEW
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TWEEN . I M
GERMANY
No Torpedoings While Negotia
tions Arc in Progress
MYOLT IN IRELAND IN C0NIR0lk,SLr';";;v; u:r
fobcls Still fluid Some Public Buildings in
DaMa-AII Irelani Is Under 9U:mI
Law Subma ine Was Sunk
M: Carl W. A. k. r:nan).
r.i:i:i.l., April 2l. - The latest
i-risif, hti.een Aiin-rira and Herman
lias iru.;.!!y passed. There will be
no rupture of diplomatic relations,
ii is pr, -,: -ted. on the developments
to date. Thr I'niied Press is alU to
n.-.ke ibis , i lenient on most au
thentic ant hoi it v, pendens further
lb Kotialio'is. i!hi:.a vines hereaiter
must follow explicit inMnictions.
the n:Lture of w hhh is unknown.
I Iowc i-r, t'.ii . fn raisin assnnim"
tl,;'l there v.iM he no repetition of
the torpedoi ill's while negotiations
arc in proui ess. The crisis war;
passed Tuesday when Miiiisi.-r Von
,!: :'.".v !-.: d full information re
r: r.l i : I'-. shlent Wilson's altitude,
upini.ni diiter.s as tt whether the
r (lit helorms to 1'. S. Ambassador
(ieraid, or io Ambassador Yon I'.eri;
Hdri'i', m tt ash hint on. Ilerii'-Iort i'
Played an !i,:i-oria:it part berause h-1
lad a fre" hand in handlinn the
ii4 -o hit ions, (lei i'iany 's formal re
ply uill be dt laved for several days.
pi'i:diiiir th" receipt f if Itrrnstorff's
siaiei'H at ref'.trdiiiK Wi'son s exact
si and
Owrconihu: IrMi Itevolt.
' ')--.'V A;.r .1 Th.' luvaltv
n f the I r is h Nat ion a lists and Irish
fi ssc.; has n-;iih(d ill th colt'iose
ot the rew.ii in Dublin. The situa-
was ii'in para' ite I y iU-e? today,
k't was oi : i daily a an on t.ced. More
"r.Jitinu iw-dnle when the nov
r " . 1 1 1 -n t t ' (.ops. who are ptirsuir.i:
the rt l'-'l.-. overlake them. The ar
M..i' of i :ie mldi'Ts apparently dis-
1: aricti. d the no r ins. who
I: kt-.i n -.' 'i;i-4 i"ins. London news-j
I .. id"--; r i -i v ;ii t i i;. I A it L' us; ine i
I'.i'M " and Lord 'i;(.i."urm d-'-
inandinir their int mediate resiunn- i
tions. Thev declared that Uirie!l's
v.. akp"-- and irresolution were ro-
s on I'nv the utirisinu. The K-
press di'i-iaivh'd th;it the uovenrnent I
i :k4' i;.ri' -;tl Kilt liener Lord l.ieii-i
tenant of In land. Th" tensor p'r-itJiii-d
dH'i-i'h.'S to he sent from
h.hi:nl today. Oik rtaied Ihat Sirj
Koer Casement land'd on the
.:.(i-es of 'I'r.h'e Hay, -outh of the)
ri ve-- S1 :iiin 'Ti, ii merit a Kent
ii;pt. 1 him and on" rMmpaiiu-n
I.
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A i nird n ai es- ;.( d.
ti t till l.nw in hehtiol.
i. April - 7 . All Ir
ela;:d
i' nm.iial law t.lay, 'o
V ii h aniiounct d. He
mi nation tiiere . still s-ri
1 febeS CtCH I" lit' IO hold
a.d th.
imp
In.
tt .ublie liui:d;n
!P a i ions of tlisordt
in w e-tern 1 1 '.an1
continues in Dub:;
nit ill ( .line like
i'i the midt of a n
J Street
in. As
a thun-;
i-purt in-;
had c.d-H-itish
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CONfERENCES ON EIGHT
HOUR DAY FOR TRAIN
MEN TO BEGIN JUNE 1
(HICAi;0. April :7. Represen
tatives of t he Kuilway Hint herhoods
ami niunanemeiits of the railroad
tentuti.ely agreed today to beln a
joint cunlei eiu e in New York on
June 1, on the trainnu-n's demands
fur an eit;ht hour day.
Ml' IMMK.K A 1 1U Jtl I L. I
WASH I N't. TON. April J!7. -The
demands of Japan reu dins the ev-
ielii.ion of laborers were reported
completely met in an amendment to
pec ted t he full committee will next
week ratify today's action.
Officers Will Investigate Another i
Yoncalla Blaze
METHODIST CHURCH BURNED
Suilding Used as School Totally Destroyed in
Center of lown last Night Of
ficers Are Active
What is believed to
.ri' break of Vol;, alia t
. urred i arly last ew i.ln
i ir.M Meiliodist Cnunli
was tot all it st ro rii by
tue iniora.a'ii-n rea ped
ie another
rchugs oc
, w neii the
f that ciiy
rire. When
he shertlt'a
o) in e here it w a at once deemed
to be tiie work oi Lit eiidiari- s, and
Sheriff Cjuine and 1 1. si net A ti orm-y
Neuner lelt this morning to make
at: iuicstigution.
On at count of the I.u ) of wire
sen ice, ns tiie result of I he t ' ;i iii
wreck near KUe lllll. Me
ii; uiais reaching here wer
l"'1" -
.'ied about II o'clock last i.iM h :
I he lo. al water and ligiit oM'ice. The;
a formal ion then was t !iat the fire
w:is disioer-d about 1 o cl.ak that I
i 'ven int; and that Hie buii'iiir.; was 1
doomed to dest i ucn(,n..
:f the fir-, it a stated
he learmd. The stritctnr
atcd near the center ot
..is value 1 at about if 1 .''
hci'ti built over 1 " ea;-i-li!l
one of the largest
tu town.
'1 he
.HIS
could hot 1
iiu
town
m. It
; and
hiircln
and
had
was '
Th;.t i he fire w;i
t::e o; e -at ions of I
aliiy, tiie officer!
tv
result of
gs ol that
e have lu
In
tie doubt
ticjns havi
ll is rumored thai lac-
xisted as to tlie conduct
lil
of the affairs oi th
I I'hurch there for some
'leads to the pnssihility
' n.ay have a fluted sum,
let n.linri.-Mi. .dai. tin
I rur. d in th-- same lot
; h.i.' ot -
ility
tlie
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lo
I aues.
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all o!
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w h.ii h ca
t other
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hurt h lir
a e.l :
t hau !
the t
pat ni'
ii a
p.Mhle
ni m--
. uccut'dil.g to lh
person iiavin a
ania foi I
d U.e'e ;
tea be i
blazes s: h a. ha-e o. cui
j.j public buildings h.t'dv . irav
r-si-.-M-ible. The scht.oi llO'.!-e
hurnt-d oi.ly a t''W ii"iniii ago
I !ie Ill
O. I lie
fen oi
w;i heiiiL u-d for
1 w ork p ndmg ihe
w building.
ar.tl ih" de-tr-d
t .pe.'t. d to :et urn
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Aged Soldier Struck by Engines
Last Niofat Near Wilbur
MAN WAS BELIEVED DEMENTED
IflAll Hrt.) DIULHU VLIflLimV
j
j
- . fit .I f j- u u
escaping Guard at the Soldiers name tic
Wandered to Wilbur Hit While Re
turning After Midnight
action was taken, and a committee
was appointed to take entire charne
' of the funeral arrangements and t i
While members of the Soldiers' (trail resolutions of condolencw atnl
Home were making a search for his the sauie were directed to be spread
whereabouts last nir;hl. Archibald M. upon die minutes of the vestry.
Harrison, ujsed tin years, who had" The coin ni it tee In charite of all
been under suspicion as to Ms men- arrangements consist ot JinUo .1. S.
tal capacity since his admission Coke. Hennett Swanton and J. V.
there ten days ano. last n i k h t at Hennett. It Is planned to have as
1 2 : ."ifi o'clock was struck by t wo la rue a delegation as poKMhle of
northbound engines on the railway Judwe I'pton's It-nal friends 'neet the
tt.Kk about one and a half miles train at the depot on the arrhul of
south of Wilbur. lie was walking the body this afternoon,
toward the engines and although' it was announced here thU morn
warnings were sounded he made no jne that all stores In Marshlield will
ei'tort to avoid being; struck. He close from 1 o to 2 o'clock Wednes
was killed instantly
Accotdim: to Ktiirineer J. C. Hume,
who was driving the first of the two
locomotives, be first raw the man on
the i rack when about 4 "ii ya rds
art ay. The track was straight and
the two engines were proceeding at
about 2.". mtlfs an hour. Mr. Hume
said he sounded the whistle several
times and slowed down tiie speed of
his engine. When the man made no
effort to leave the track, however. I
he then applied the brakes am! 1
ct:Tri::::"t
pied ine se.onu tngine.
Harrison was thrown to the left
side of the track for some distance1
and lay motionless. When examiner
a ;hnrt time later it w:ts found that'
both legs had been broken, while, he'
hoi e deep pa.shes on bis head and
arms. S ction Foreman F. F. Par
ker and W. S. Howard, of Wilbur.;
were informed of the tragedy soon j
after the engines armed then, nntl '
proceeded tii thn M-.-r,e b hand car.
The body was not touched, however,
until the arrhal of Coroner N. T.I
1 lew. -it. who left on train No. 1 . !
On account oi the mans mental
tondition and the clear hick of re-1
sponsihility on the part ot" the en-!
gi ih crews, it was decided not to I
hold an imniest. The hotly w '
t'rouirht to the local morgue by ai'to-
mtddle about 1 u o'clock, ami w:is a
ho-t time later Identified bv Corn-
mandant (t. C Mavkee, of the Std-llier-i
llon.e.
Mr. Mi.ikee said there va no
doubt that the man was demetiied.
although it was nsr-erte I bv ,ersons
mnking out hi application for en
tering the home that he was sound
In mind, though feeble -ind unable
to attend to his affairs. He was
brought ln-re ten davs ago by a
1 d.-uiirhter. Mrs. Mollie Harrison, who
Methodist ,.,1,1, at (;ni Mill. He has n son.
time, w'iit h t fr)Ml j.im-jSon. w ho p employed at
that fldte(,1(, ,,.,, ,i,.pnt pc ianitor.
ot'' ' ni- idsiih-n's of Wilbur told Co-o?er
t,,...,.,, th: mnrninu that
HarriMin
e veiling.
wa S't-n there earlv hft
Thev y.ii-A the i
setting out to v
lie evidently I'll;
ewr, and det id
decla
an d be was
alk to Korest tlrove.
nited his miml, how
d to return to Ko-
r r lain at nit'tit. M
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nonii ati'l a -;tr 1)
whs lc-!ii.v. lio wnulil
Wiis till ' l
In Hi" .-et.-r-ni:i.l".
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n;iH liit.T r'siimt-il :iimI inn-
list 1 1 liiidliitlil. Of filial al
,th.. i
saiil toila. Unit Mr IliilTl
a tiip nf two h.-fiir.' In. ik-
llinrilillt.' atl.l s!:l;W". Itl'li-
i ral tlni'-s iliintii.' th" il..v
I. tii. -tit "'I II" w: "i i:..t"
sen mail.
t::-l that
latiuns
nf tii-iti:
nl'l to r"tnain la Iii" rimin. I. al !"
slil'li".. away w !:. n his wal' l.'-rs W"i"
t. iitli'.rarilv al""tit
Tli" r.liv- if ,lir' 'I
Hiilil Hill "r" nntif'i'l 1 x'' Mat
k"". mil it U ir..t..'l l" that th"' l'l
nrri " I.' :" tmii-ht Th" Iniii'ial wil.
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fUNLRAL Of J. M. UPTON
HELD AT MABSHFULD9
10:30 A. M. WEDNESDAY
The funeral services over the re
mains of the late J. M. I'pton. who
died in Kosehui'c. will be held to
morrow morninn at H' ; o Instead oi
- p. in., as was previonsiy an
nounred, sas the Marshlield Itceord
of Tuesday. The serv.ceH he
conducted in the Kpiscopad t hurch
by the rector. Key. Uobert K. hrown-
ing. and the vested choir, under the
direction ot .Mrs. Win. Horslall, Jr..
win be m attendance at the service.
j At a speeial meeting of the estry
; of the Kpicopal Church hist ninlit.
iof which the lute Mr. I'pton was a
1 me tuber for several years, suitable
day out of respect for the late J. M.
Vpon. who died at Itosehur Siitur-
day. The body arrived here this al
ternoon, aicompanied by Mrs. I'pton
and other relatives of the deceased.
EXPECT FIERI TODAY
American Forces in Pursuit of
the Villistas
GENERAES TO C0NEER SATURDAY
four Mrxhtifi Prisoners Who hid' fuepe
Wire K.;!d Amerkdas May Sur
round the Btittlits
Kl. PASO. April 1!7. Another bat
tle w ith the Villistas is ep ted hour
ly today. Hiieily halting at M-naca
for supp'.ies a nil horses. Col. I loud
has resumed the chase. tUher tb'
ta hiiieiits are attempting to sur
round tiie bandits
I'i (MUtat -. T; y to cnpc: Kllleil.
cm. I MI'.l'S. April 27 I'our l -can
piisomrs i-t Cj'sas Ci.inles were
reported k ill d w hi b- attempting lo
csc.ipe. Stores o! captured VilliMas
are being tbtaineil along the lines
of com in unit a I ion. V a hi aide infor
mation has been obfaimd from
them. Several Ameihans whom
snipers won tided have a 1 1 i ved h- re
enroute to Kl 1'aso.
enci ills 't oifer Sal ill day.
S. N'HIMI. April .7. C.en
erals Scott and Kum-ion il! le-uve
here at N:.,n tonight lor K! l'ao to
rullli r Willi
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Sunday School Workers leave
in High Praise for City
iOISIASM IAST NIGHT
fioJ Session Was Biygest Meeting of Con
vention, Crond filling the (hunti
Delegates Leave for Homes
Knthiisiasm. gratitude and en -our-agemeht
over their II ndoit il -d suc
cess were t!ie closing notes of the
tirst Soul hern Orer.on Slate S.iuday
School Contention, w hh h adjourned
here last evening, when tiie three
ila s of busy meet in gs and confer
ences culminated in u final (uerllovv
aaiin'iice at (he Methodist K,i:s. opal
Church.
Just prior to the close ot th ses
sion, tlie meeting was turned oxer to
evpvesMoiis from the visitors and all
who spohe wire loud in their piaise
of the con v cut ion's work and I he
hospitality and eoitilori dispense 1 in
their i ite rest by tlie people of this
ci'.. The resolutions la which a
spt rial com mi i fee presented the
feelings of the many delegate:! from
o.HiiitO' towns were among the most
e ni ih a I ic in praise of t heir t reat-
metil here, that had ever been read
to a local audience. They called at-1
tent ion to the work p'-rformed by I
the minii-ters of and the '
leaders of the various committees 1
that had arrange d lot t lie care of
I I he delegates, and nho ep-esesd
t heir great pleasure as the result
of the ridt s about the city, w li ie tt
were the courtesy of the Kosehuig
Com mere ia I Club vesienlay. Thanks
wer evt.-nded It) tile local Ml. -Ill
w hie !i t) graciously contributed to
t lie success of the convent ion and
It'iseieire; was derlan d lo he one of
the pleasar.lest of reception cities in
the entire southern part of the stale
While there was yet considerable
time l-efonr numv o" the i!idegatei
had to depart on the lale train, s- -'ral
of the prominent speakers who
had t;.k n part io the work ef the
past l w da, s were calb d 1. oie the
assemble were a-ked (o mr-ke brief
;:d lre:.ses of far
I,. Kddv. v. ho i
du'i'l Charles 1
s'- retary. and ti
the various pe;
f'-tial local pet
to do with ihe
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k"frt all'l t In n tli"
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ol th" ioil "lit inn
MiT'llltok. of th"
n:i a ni-. ""Ms; Mrs.
W. T
I'OIIII'I
'I In
show
ihlll'i
also
rirlit. In ail nf III" It lo"
If. ,'. at'il s' . i al ol I."!:-.
ri p-irt ol tin- r. k" tuition
1 1 ", w 1 I.il v. as a!.-o n-ail In
til" sian.liim "f Hi" V i.l Ions
nil In lioilit lit l'"l'l' "'Illation.
mi lailsfl son iilliii-'i.i.on. It
iw th" I'iiih'st lienor In III" l'i"s
1. 1 in n '. . i ' ii u toial of :: ! il"l"
,!,.. Th" olhi r siiiii'linL- wi i"'.
,l ; ,, j. i ' ', I'miaiiiii. IT. l'.:iT
-1 s I , M I'. Chill, h. 1'o.i h :.. a. i '
. , i ;. I t h- r li. lloln Hi '' I'm - "''"
, h i.i.il.llin a total ol I""
Th" f, iiuhii- .ioi:iani lor lli" fn -t
,11 ol Ih" "VliiiiU was ol." ol Ih"
1 ,ur . HI" I in this .'It y . 'I in
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I'm
EIRE AT HUBBARD, ORE
GON DESTROYED BLOCK;
THE LOSS IS $15,000
SAL KM, April 27. Kite this
inornint,' practically dest roved an
entire block in the business section
of Hnhhard. I se of fire apparatus
brought from Wood burn prevented
a more disastrous blaze. The loss in
$ 1 .,nnu.
C.IMM.!TK FOU UK;iSTi:U.
Medford Sun: Joe H. Heeman, of
Cold Hill, is candidate for the ap
point ment as register of the V. S.
land oflice at UoseburK to succeed
I. M l'ittin, t'eceased. For many
years Itecman has been one of the
whetdhorses of democracy In south
ern Oregon.
Dates Are Definitely fixed for
Big Annual Event
QUEEN CONTEST GROWS ACTIVE
Decorations in Conjunction With Odd Fellows
Grand lodge Will Bt Most Elaborate
tver Seen in This City
I lie (liaiiKn in ilalx of thi (Mil
I'i'IIiiwh (irii ml I .oil K". anil tin cou
s"iiii'iit rliuiiKi' In dam in thu titraw
liony Carninil. has k"U the carnival
.'(iliiaiitt.'o biii.y III" iiaft WMfk
t"ii ilain. ih.. Iliuixi'hiT I'atnlval
I'niiiliaiiy, which was cinaKi il fur the
woik nf Ihe 1 ..111. hau now wired
Hint th".v cannot rump If tho (lute In
"hatiKcil lo th" t'nllowlnu week, htlt
Jth" committee deeming ;t Q:iiHnury
lo hold the i. a nil Mil the same week
ias the (hid l-'illowii convention, lln-
nicilliiii'ly i-ancelled the contract, ut.
! stu;i;i stc.l hy the carnival coniiany.
land are now In correspondence with
lanotln'r all rait Ion. which they ex
i piM-l to si-cnre.
Th" nal'K ot the carnival ah ilfft
I i ll. ly k.-II It-il are May 2.1. 2(1 and 27,
land will positively he held on that
idaie. Additional atlrHclion will he
Is", mid and every effort will he
made to make thla an even! Ioiik lo
j In- r"iii"mh"r"d. The content for
iiii"cn In proKii'ssliiK nicely, and us
ith" iKiiiltnitlniin will he open until
j III. l:i'-t W""k of the conlesl, new
' i andhlate.n are expected to announce
i i hi'ii ' s" 1 v "s. Th" f iinti-st for carnl-
nil niii en w ill close on May lith.
j Itisti ad of May llllh, an prevlounli
i announced, adillni; another week lo
I the li'iiiMh of III" vntliiK mutest. Tin'
n, vt count of voti'H will he Iliad"
.Saturday uiornitr; and the result
..III he puhlishi'd In Saturday s
I'litars. (Kir ll hiiudii'd carnival
caps h.iw aliiiiilv hi'i-n dispiisid of.
anil tli" tiiv. catulial liutlolis will
h" h"t" in a dav or two. Tin' deora
,lii n ki In ine w ill he si'ftlcil on In a
Ida. or two, and will Ii" the most
iliihoial" I'.ir attempted nt n straw
ln"rv lainiial. St raw lierrlen will
h,. iil.'tililul and the exhlliit will Ite
liiryi'l- than cut lielore. ttoth lier-
i .i and Itusi'hui y: rnsi's w 111 he ills
'liihiiliil mi all trains during the
ilii.H nt th" I'aiiiiial. and the Ktraw
li.'irf will he leatuii'i! on Ihe menu
nf all i itiin; houses and hoti'ls In
Ih-. i lf. it. limit O ld l-'i Hows' wck
'I v. o larni.al diilici'S will he g!wn
on th" . nines or th" -Mh and
JTth. at whi'll time the (JIJe'Ml Will
hi- in.'.' "lit and lead the Kl and
ii u-'h Th ri ti ion I s of crm.nitu;
'tin- ii'niii will Ink" place on Thurs
day, as will a'-n the Iii ie Odd Kel-
In
I"
1-1 I-
Th
m hii"l rli I lil t "11
on Fiiday Itioin
,'patall'ins ate 1"'-In-'tnictois
of th"
Mil II"
tin
for this evi 111
,1 nani'le Will b" llellll
KiH
, pi
riionn at which lain-I
ill In- dl-ti itiiiti "1 ln'
I, o' 1 1 ri 1
.,.1". whl
w III
1 Id ll"
w hi h mi
I ol th" 1
t l'-llll III"
it ill ali i
w h"ii p
.I',!," In
p.., ad".
'.- I'h a I
.-' ,l'i:.l:.v
con-
ider
at niv.il.
Ill allL'"
111
auto 1 ... r in1 .
rles will I'"
Ih" . ilioll
i.lid II," 1 ar
!.," of Klin'
i.'"iiina wiih
1,1 an
lia'l'"
VII
,u I In
,1 lt"i s a
th, i- i.il iiu
ami If tl
hi" In 'tl'
I.
,w
I h.
P.,
r w r
M , " M a r v
matron of
In
worth', r.l
,' 1:11-1. r 1
In. .il I'.d
.tra'i'l
1 11, 1"
Slir. w is til"
' la-it W",!ii"S
'. I
ii'l,
hiiiii: aho'H a
Hid guests pr.n
,1
'I '
wirk of li'ttlati'fn was put
1 o'lieie .liable form, alter
on In
,i,, ii 11 itiilti'v Iuik ti. on ! serM-u
In lb h.iti'tu' t room.
ELEVEN CARS ARE IN
UIRFPK 01 RIPP
1MILUM Ull IIIUL
Broken Wheel on freight Car
Puts Train in Ditch
TRACK WAS BLOCKED All DAY
Biggest Atiidenl in Years hosts Mud Diiugf
to Company But Only a Hobo Wds
Hurt legs Hurt
ln one of the moat disastrous
aiuaahupa on the local Ulvlalon of the
Southern I'aciric for several years,
11 earn of extra southbound freight
train No. 2514. were piled across
Ihe right of way In a narrow cut on
the It ire lllll grade at about 7:45
o'clock thla morning. The cause ia
"aid to have been a defective flange
on one of tlie car wheels.
Fortunately none of the train crew
were In tho danger lone at the time
ot ine accident, and so far as could
be
learned this afternoon tho onlv
person hurt was a hobo rldlna on 1
cur of lumber who had his legs
crushed. The Injured man is In a
serious condition, and is In the rare
of Ur. A. K. Sether, the company's
physician, who lelt for the wreck
with the wrecking train at 8:. Hi. It
Is probuble, however, that had any
member of the crew been on one of
the cars derailed he would have
been killed outrlKht. Numerous
rumors were heurd to Ihe effect that
several hoboes were killed, but these
were given positive denial at the
local dlf patcherr. office.
The truth was proceeding south 'at
the rate of about 2a miles an huilr,
according to the olllciai's dispatches
received here. In t-hargu of Conduc
tor A. V. .McKcnzle uud Knglneer
II. S. Itodley, tho accident occurring
in a cut on the south slope of the
Klce Hill grade, about one mile
north of Isadora. The breaking of a
flange 011 a wheel of one of the cars
derailed Ihe first car. and the ten
cars rullowing pitched 111 various di
rections, completely blocking the
rllllit of way and smashing several
of the cars to kindling wood. At
least hair of the cars are said to lie
totally di-Htroved. In the Jam that
resulted some or the cars went clear
oTf the track and struck telegraph
poles a considerable distance away.
This broke a number of the poles
and for several hours thin morning
both Western l'nloli and Postal lines
were .Unconnected, making it dim
cult to get nccuriite Inrormatlon
trotn either direcllon until late this
arternoon. The tact that the acci
dent occurred on Ihe grade Is be
lieved responsible lor no many rars
being hurled front the rails.
No estimate ol the damage sus.
tain.-.l by the railway company was
available this arternoon, but It is
cxp"i-l"il to be considerable. The
w rei ki-ii cars were loaded w ith lum
ber, potatiii's. fruit, (urnltute and
ore. Much of this material In bound
to result In waste.
The wrecking crew wan hurried lo
the scene as soon tm extia workmen
could be secured and a large rorce
was emploied with all haste since
the a-cldent to clear thu tracks in
order lo penult the resumption of
iraftle. It Is expected that the track
w!l lie ciiaicd by about 8 o'clock
Hits evening. Ail trains were
hi',' ked bv Ihe obstruction and the
first train to
pass the scene is
uiri.e here before
even ng. Transfer
not "xo'ili'il to
M 11 rlui k this 1
orders witi' rec.
lied by the local
t ofili ials iihoiit noon
and It was re-
port"
woik was at once put under
at th" wreck io transfer both
iikits and mail, bringing them
if possible at aboil. ' o'clock.
I
Th" trains held up north nt in.
w I", k ar" No ! 1. due here at S II.
and No IT. due t Th-(
Sha-t.i l.lniit. l. whh ll r' ached Oal.
liit,.! this niori.ilii:, wa detained, as
well as So 1 I this afternoon.
, in.' siigiitlnn was In progress
tb's a'ti.tnoon. P" 111 Agent Kellv
mid olhi 1 local olfh ia's b"itig culled
to ll," .,.11" to ilitirnilti" the cause
of the d'-asl"r. and llink" snggesi
li his as to pri.vcnting slml!sr accl
iliiils In the future. No blame Is
att;.. Ii. .1 lo unv nielnber of the crew,
l ow.".. !, and it Is believed here that
the ai.iditit was unavoidable.
lr.iiit.lil I., lliispilal.
I.ate this affrnaoii H'e Injured
man ' bro'ight here and placed In
lcrcv Hospital. tie appeared In
good condition ronsiderl'K the ter
rible in leal and 'I'" dai s sufferln ..
The train reached here about 4::n.
a't.r nakl'i. a lranfer of passen
ger, and baggage al the scene of the
w rei k .
of ti,