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Newspaper Page TextCLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Consult The Review first when look ng for an apartment nearly every, thing is advertised here. ROSEBURG REVIEW CO-OPERATION A GOOD IDEA. It will bring results, make better businesn. help city and country. Co operation means greater things. f voi,. xx. 1EU BOAT WAS SUBMARINED, WIWliiING ItOSFIIl 'IMS, POKil.AS tX)l XTV, OHF.tiOX nr. hh.onoi IX V.s l.MtolTF LONDON CAIillVLXt; Fool). STl l s CAPTAIX XOIIKHKIUJ CAU,l:, THAT 27 SAII.OIIS WFIIi: SAVKD, XO.NF. LOST. SITUATION HAS NOT CHANGED Ambassador (lerard Arrived at W.ishiiittK.ii Whore Wns (Heeled 11, Chccril,K Friends "nil I'. S. Olliciak. K AX HOAT Sl'XU. I A.MFI LONDON, .March 1 The American steamer Algonquin was submarined without warn iiiK on .Monday. ' The vessel was enroute to London carry ing foods! tin's. Captain Nord herg, cabled that :17 American T sailors were saved. There wore no casuallies. The submarine j reluscd to assist the life boats. -J The Alcouiiuln sailed from J llrooklyn on February 2n. J- lliy Homer Oroal i. WASHINGTON. March I 4. The Algonquin sinking lias confirmed the administration's belief thai Ilia Ger man rillhlessness will affect Ameri can shipping. The general situation, however, remains unchangeil. Armed ships will constitute the defense of the l ulled States against Germany's Illegal sea methods. The sinking has convinced Die officials that Germany does not intend to modify lis sub- niarimngs. 1 he Algonquin left New York for llochester, and was un armed. II is generally believed the sinking does not mean war immediately. The State Department officials regarded the case as very serious, however, anil the Government is taking all possible steps. Affidavits of survivors of the Nor wegian steamer Storstad confirmed previous reports that the Germans disregarded the Ilelgian relief flag. The Government learned that the submarines are also op. Tallin.' al night. Ambassador Gerard arrived here Ibis afternoon, and a big crowd of cheering friends anil officials greeted him. Mr. Gerard was happy. His wife waived al Hie crowds and movie operators. Mr. Gerard Immediately received a White House memoran dum asking him not to comment on Ihe German situation until he trans mils a full report to the Slate De part nienl. Secret service men sur rounded the ambassador, lie went directly to the Shoreman Hotel. China Iti-eaks Kclntitin. WASHINGTON. March 11- The Navy Department has learned offi cially that China broke diplomatic relations with Germany. They seized six German merchantmen in Shang hai harbor. The crews were brought ashore and armed guards were placed on llle vessels. Turks Defend Positions. (,'ONSTANTlNOI'l.IC, March 14. It was announced that the Turks are defending new positions be! ween llagdad and Samara. ARMING OF VESSELS Will BE DISCUSSED BY PRRSIDENT WILSON WASHINGTON, .March 14 II was learned lhat President Wilson's mes sage to the next session of Congress will be sharply milliant. He will urge legislation In connection win, Ihe arming of merchantmen, uiiiver- niiiiiarv u liming, armv annm i"""1"1". aim conservation measures enauimg the Government to use th puimc lands and the mineral sources. He plans to ask for ill immediate extension of the shinnim. uuara s power on account of in.. critical maritime situation. Farm Was Captured. PARIS. March 14. it was nuunceo. mat tne French eniiliired Uouinainville farm In sonib st Mi. hiel. They pierced the Germun I! il four points. They reached the second line of defenses between the .ueuse and Apremont. Many prison were taken. liapiilliiie Is Doomed? Illy Sims, with the British Army) llapaume is doomed. Hindenberg i. in n i ue cny "another Gibraltar. I! will probably fall before the end of Ihe week. The fjfermans surren dered: Loupert woods. liritish Attack Iteiiulseil. HKIII.IN, March 14 (via Sayville) - It was announced that the Ger minis repulsed heavy Ilritish utlackr in the Ancre sector. Fifty prison ers were taken. FLAG IISULTFD i I , WI'.DXKSDAY I VIINTNG, MAIiCII I I 11.17 " ' i RAILROAD STRIKE MAY BE HALTED BY WILSON; flSlfltlS MAKE FURTHER EAI IMF. lilSSIANS AltK SAID TO lib. ADVANCING I KOM THi: XOISTH TO ( (l-OPKIIATi: W ITH TIM liltlTISH TIIH MAIN TUiklSh AII.MY IS AT SA.MAIiA. AKS WITH GEOI I.MItl.F.M AT IIIVKItSIDi: SCHOOL IX F.DFXHOW F.K WAS TAKKX I COM STAFF AND LIFT OX STFPS LAST NKIIIT AI'TKIt : uoss i :st I x d I c ; x rn ks. J- ! BOYS SUSPECTED Of THE ACT i J- WASHINGTON. J It is believed March 14. President Officers lnvestiealer and Several Parties Are I mice Suspicion ile Are Aroused and De mand Punishment. I'i vt nson intends to halt thu railroad strike orders. He will probably act after tomorrow's meeting of the brotherhood chiefs and railway managers New York. President Wil son s condition is belter, but he la still weak. The hrother- iJ hoods are determined to strike unless the railroads submit to their demands. They say a progressive strike will not greatly inconvenience the pub- lie. The railroads are doter J. mined not to act until the Su- preme Court decides the ! Adamsoil law. They claim Ihe l4 brotherhoods promised Hresi ! dent Wilson to delay action until Ihe law was decided. The J unions Issued a circular de- daring lhat mail train crews lime a right to strike. The Hallway .Managers' 1 onnnillei and llriitherliiHid Chiefs Mel Se ui rat ely Tnday ( Jeiiera I Session Tomorrow. LONDON, March II. It was nolinced that tile Russians caplured Kerinansliah, Persia, being anolhei severe blow to the Turks. The Itus sians are advancing from the norlh co-operaling with the Ilritish. Tin commander of the Ilritish Mesopo tamian expedition had advanced do l ichments 30 miles beyond llagdad Constantinople dispatches indicated that Ihe main Turkish army is neai Samara. 70 miles beyond Uagdad The Turkish commanders were evi dently unable to reorganize tln-ii routed forces before retreating a considerable distance to escape Hie advanced British attackers. The German retirement around Papaume may presage their aban donment or the entire Ha Dannie li. auraine line. The Ilritish occupa tion of llapaume would render Ger man positions north of the city un tenable. The Ilritish could launch flank attacks south from Arras and notth from llapaume. Heriistorff al llerlin. AMSTERDAM. March 14. llerlin reported lhat former Ambassador Ilernstnrff has arrived I here. For eign Office Representatives Caplaln Iloy-ed and Dr. liernard Dernburg joined a big crowd who greeted Heriistorff. No insult has ever been given the American flag i e brutal than that rendered the flag of the Riverside school near Kdenbower. Tuesdav night. When the first nilnils ar rived this morning, tied to the steps,' md in knots, showing the mints of muddy shoes, was the Hag that had formerly floated from the slalf In the yard. The shoe marks are the! only clue to the pernetralois. After Ihe act was discovered, a' urge number of residents in tbei idenbower vicinity were roused to' i shosv of pntrioiisiii and their pnNl liotic Instinct demanded thai the nfJ leers spare no efforts to locale Ihe ;uilty parlies. sheriff Ouine was1 ailed to the scene by Prof. John! Kernan. as soon as ihe latter bail irned of Ihe atrocity, and idcnli-i nation of the parties seemed nrob-! ible late (his allernooii. ' When the oiTicer arrived, exaini-l nation showej Uiat tbe flag, which! had floated feet from the ground Tuesday evening, had been drauiren down by unlylng the rone In which t was apfendeil. II was then lakeni the steps of the building where! was k nulled in Ihe most fiendish nshion and left after it bad been rented to the greatest Indignities maginable. Thu fool prints were measured, and although the clue is sngtir. me olTicers are confident it! will aid I hem in determining the light, persons. The work was done! Although no definite orders have :ome time Tuesday niglil. ' been receie( by the lour branches According to the officers, follow- 01 ""' railroad lirol hcrhoods localed ing I heir return here, the ad was '" Roseluiig, members of the or imloubledly committed by small' K,ll,iz"""" "luted privately today -iocs. It is llieir further belief ' 1,1111 ""'V believed a slrlko was In- iiowever, thai I hey were Inspired by, ""'ess the railroad nian-l older persons or by tbe results 0f . agora submit to the demands niadej improper training. Several persons!"'' "IB "aill n and onginemen last in the neighborhood are said lo summer. In the even! a general! have unpal rlolir views, and il is'"1'"1' is enlled the employes of Ihe! thought possible their children iiiaj-"""'''1'" Pacific lines w ill not. beaf-i have been urged lo the Insult. ' ! '''clod before next Wednesday. This noon the officers again went' A prominent member of the! io the si-hool where several of the : Urol bej hood of Railway Trainmen ; lupus were uue-.iioued. I'rol. Ker-twlien luletviewed b a Review :ian had condmleil a rigid in vest i-' i esenlal i vo this moiniiig, said: gaiion iireviousiy. and had prncll-i "While Hie raili any come lo Hie conclusion thai , like th.. ii,,,,,,.i.i tne act Had been commilied In In PORTLAND AIM IHTF.CT WHO IS PltKPAIIIXG I'l.AXS VXD SI'KCI I ICATIOXS VISITS CITY THIS MOHNIXti AM) AHHAXGF.S DC TAILS OF COXSI'liCCI'ltix. WILL BE THREE STORY BRICK Local ion Is Decided Todny and Silo Will He West , of Presenl llospl lal Plans 1 1 1 He Hushed as l-'ast as Possible. HOSKHI K; TltAlXM.W SAYS A i.i:m:i!i, sriiiui-: is inkmp. AHLF I XH:SS TIIF IIAILIIOAl) MAVAGFIES SI ISM I I' To TIIF DKMAMIS OF TIIK 'I'HAIVMFX. LOCAL LINES TO BE ATFECTED In the ICvent of a Strike the liose. burg laiiployes Will. .Not Walk : Out llel'ore Wi-dncsilav President .May A , rep Work oil the new $L".',riOO hos pital lor the Soldiers' Ho will be begun not later than May I, accord ing to Architect Lewis I. Thompson, of Portland, who was here this morning, when the location for the minding wis definitely decided and oilier details arranged in a confer ence wilh t'omniaiKi'.iiit II. C. Mar It ee. The new hospital will he placed a short distance wesl of Hie presenl hnspilnl and lace the county road where it will occupy a plot of ground atl by I no feel In extent. The slruclure will be modern in every particular, and modeled after sinil lar buildings now being consli u. leil al oilier important institutions of the slale. II will be three slorles ill height and be entirely of brick. Mr. Thompson routined to Port land Hits atleriioon. where he will give Hie ins bis entire a 1 1 en I Ion for ihe next two or three weeks. Ily that lime the work will be icady lor bids, alter which :0 days will lie al lowed lor the bids lo be received. The successful contractor will lliere loie be determined late In April or early in .May and ronslniclinll will be started Immiylialely in order to Insiiro completion by early fall. The bids will be received by the slate and tbe result ileternili.ed In ihe manner usual Willi slate emit rails. The plans in detail will reoniie considerable figuring dud adjust incut, said Mr. Thompson loday. and will reiiuiru work night and day in order lo finish them ill Ihe reimlred time. The first Hour will he used lor a general dining room ami kitchen (iiarters, while on the sec ond will be localed I lie wards, sur gical rooms, and oilier features nec cessary for the hospital service. There will be five large wards. The third floor will be devoted lo nurses iiiaiiers and also house a large amoiini ot tbe equipment. The building will have sleam beat, and all I be other modern con en iellcen. Mr. Thomp.son was given Ho con- TAKING OF EVIDENCE WAS CONCLUDED HERE LATE THIS AFTERNOON Tl... i. .i.i . ..... ,..nig oi ewnence in the cast owUf.Ml III .11 ICS I tll'lllltl ! .,Ot Thomas Hodgson, and Involving an smaii iract or land situated new what is known as lluck Fork, was concluded before Judge Hamilton In the Cirenll Court at 2 o'clock this aneinoon. tne arguments of the attorneys followed. me case originated some time ago. wnen .Mr. Curluln filed pro ii eoings iii i ne justice court ut Mvr tie t reek to eject Mr. Hodgson from i ne premises. Hefuro this action could he tried, the defendant filed a cross complaint In the Circuit l ouri in which he asked that Mr Curtain be restrained troni proceed nig wiin inn ejectment suit. About -a witnesses were examined and the lesiimony was somewhat conflict ins. .ur. Hodgson and his wife '""I mcy euiereu into an agreement with Mr. Curtain whore- .... i.te.v were lo lie given title to the land In exchange for the hitter's seeping. Mr. curtain denied that h -mi i.u .in., siicu an agreement euuer wun Hodgson or nnv otbei person. .iioi neys George Neuner and in 1'- I in berly apepared for Mr t una i u, while Mr. Hodgson was rep- icnmiiou oy Attorneys) Albeit Ab raham and l II. Sandblast. HIGH SI IIOOI. Al THOHITIICS Oil. TAIN COPIFS OF LAW A XI) RIO- yt in i:m i:ts Foit i:si Aiii.isii- IXG .MILITARY TKAIXIXtl AS I'll K SCHOOL WORK. PART OF .01 SPECIAL TAX . W. I'F.ltKlXS Sl'dfiKSTS MAX. XFK OF ItAISIXU I'l'.ND.S WITH WHICH TO DF.FHAY THE EX. PFX'SF. OF COXni'tTIN'G THE CAHXIVAI.S IX THIS CITY. A SMALL LEVY IS SUFFICIENT Air. Perkins Says a Tax- of One. Twentieth of a Mill Would fro. vide Plenty of .Money fv )w Carnival. ANXIOUS fOR (0. Oniilis Will Uo IVovhiVil Ity Slnte Ulillt- NHHtciilN Will Itc Hr iiih'4'il lu Drill Yi-tiiht .NlrllllMT of II. mis. who wen (Hit in ers J).ii' cM;)l Picinii and hnjM- nili iiilorni.il ion Home Slipping From Founda tions Cause of Queer Dreams In (he t he i-jtso .In ven i It K)ssib!f m ru M r im li; i-hnol. Thi )iiiii'S iinih' to hiivc some liy thin evi'diiiK ofti ! I- evnit lie lioys :irc fouim. will lie talii'ii In-fore the or Jiirft ifi court-, finil il' it will be dele riMirnfl il The out il i ff w days ;iL-fis iiiir iiy Uif h am not j source ot po:.ij,-ly oail fiii!l(ies o!is- of ;i Mfllfial ivalk- llilflllL-lliH.t Ih.i l nil...t t!. . surn to coin' wilhin Hif wt, l"""'1 ir;tl f' ih older pt'isons ate i :pon.si I as inoliiit; Hi- pai'-nls uonlil 1 r st'iions ami rc.tut j.rohahlv in iui- loisonin'MiL in- otlu-r si I'rol. Kfinan is ay 'o-a I colli e. i n of ( ' ;tii i:- (loin ii in hi th) otTicfirf. iM i (.Hi. ;i;-( pflia'ly. ot I lit Viulh-ry t to ai'l not he (III pint I': I'li'lfr Ho hrollie i liooil informal ion i iiM-n in ihe fw York Ohio. K'l.-. Soiilhern ii unless the railroad 1 1 1 . ti i'f lo tlx- coiiHfHMions awked ur hrol tn'i IhkmIk. WhNf 1 I liberty lo divulge I lie toy inl'ornial ion. I fan Fay that iuilhfi di'iavH will ncnin.ififd h Hie taili pre t-nl U-.i.lfr-. ; ccfiwd In-fifitiht tV ntral. Allattlii tlwav , ELOYD RAMP ANXIOUS TO SECURE DIVORCE; PAPERS EILEO TODAY Floyd ranch a liurtr. th divoice Ilamp, who conducts a holt distance from Uoc altcrnoon tiled a null lor tiie circuit Court In re 1" hi -l. What dieflins are pn.sip!c in a home whose founiliilhins hnve the peculiar hiii.it ;tt niulii of uliiipiiu from tinilei neath Ihe suncrlnn lure and causint; luud rei-nrtHi Ahi'h echo all over Ihe premisei, is n Fiih iect th:it is ceil understood b'H lit lie mentioned by Ccoiire A. C ir'h ard. proprietor of trie S.ii.;re stole on .lackson stri-ei. Altllollirh ii-tainiliL' walls have L'iven awa' on si ci'lai e casiuns pie- ioMly, Mr. Pur. Iiai d. wife, and the hitler's mother. Mis. Whitney, de Hd"d last rail lo take a ehanie an-1 acr-ordiniily pur. has'-d l!ie plie e. o lated on Waison sti'e"l. Flint s Ad dition, which as urcd from Itob eit C.ieen. now a icsid.-ul of l.os AiiLrele-. Calif. S.i.li .1 tei.tnifnl lo cation and a sjte sn se.-niinl.c J-'ili tanti:.l. was thoiit'it unl k . -1 - to continue a hahit so 11 Fi - I t ' -il to aj'l'he home with conlentment. The wall o.er were replac".! and the fo'iiel itior. i re. k. I key fell as soli.Uv housed as ifhc h;:d Imitded upon a rock ll.'ienlly an i 11 vest it? a 1 ion of a heal. I durillK the nillht. lal lie 1 lack in Ihe iiase th nei niotiiinn. Since ltiuhl . in. Ii hv in. h , the hi-.-n I.i n.liiii; oier ti ut f ! iisoel.. a fen ilas ao a itmtt.-r oi an in: h of tie- led bai I He M.;-.;r.i-! uiem ':0,'' cicht w their sup oiild proh-m-e il.. wit ahly lone i-hinu-i the I,. ,' the hill. j Tent j.oi a r' s'il.p'rts have now I I n pun ideil and 11 Is hi Met . .I I lie i Iriitse will leiii.itn upiis-hl until II j 1 .111 either be m-m- l ot other a. lion taken to feent disaster. The rea j son for lie- sMppini; of ih.- ground is !l 'ii.-'.e.l to lie in its piovriullc to air.iinst his wile, Klsa Hainp. Accord. ng lo the complaint filed wilh Hie county clerk. Mr. and Mrs. Ilamp were married 111 Puriland on iieceiuber 21, lull, and later came lo KoaeburB to make their future home. fin September 1, I !i I a. the Plllitlllll chlitOB. hl Wife left llis home and lias since p-fired to re Mlrii lo him Mr Kau.p Hajf h" has :ilwns treated Ins wife properly and her departure was without Ih. I. ntl provocation 'I hey have no chlldleti. Tin- plamlilf is r. .rej. i.t.-d hv .Vint liey i:iheri Ilerm.i 1111. M W PIKilll-. U.ll III IV plan of the icconliiii; lo le the irain- -rvice on the Ihiltlllioie A Coast Line. l-4'Uisville and hville and the Seahoard Air Line ! .'tave been lit ill 1 I'll to w alk out Knl ! lirdav 11 iv li I of tliis week. They will ! he followed i:cvl Monday by Ihe j f : i'i - h I trainmen on Ihe l.ehlch 'ai I ley. LackliH ami. Jersey Ceiifral, Pennsv ! v 0 11 in . Loin; Island. Maine Central, Iielawaio Hudson. Ite:.i! ; inv; and all other r.iilroads in Ihe I .otit heistet n teiriloty or elendini: i into New Voik. (in Tuesrlav the freu'ht fi-ainmiii in Ihe 1101 1 li v. est ern moup. in.liidiii the 1.1 j 1 1 rmuU land all those i-itli-rinz Clileaeo, will wall- out. '. if Ihe railtoi.ds t.t ' he men's tet 11, s. 1 InstruclloiiH relative lo thu estab lishment of mllllaiy drill I,, the, blub school and lieai Ins upon the reiiuest I'ecenlly made by a liuillber of Htll- denis for bucIi a feature In connec tion wilh the school work here were received by City Hunt. F. II. Hamlin thl.s morning. II In believed the drill Ytll be eslnl.liuli.,.1 ).. tract lor ocpai Inn Hie plans andiate. ' ! J" accordance with ihe new slate jbiw, iiasHcd at Ihe last session or the 1 l.eitlslalure, It la possible for any liiuh school lo lake up mllllaiy traln ' Iiik. Cominiules may b,f oreaeizeil amoiiK the sludeiitH and oiiIIIih and I e.iuipiiient will be prov ided by the stale. Is necessary, however, to comply wilh a number of reKiilnllons and I hose will be Riven considera tion durliiK Ihe next few days. A copy of the law was also received by Supl. I In mill) and on becomluK familiar Willi Hie conlenls, he will later submit his report lo the school hoard. Al a meellne or Hi.. I. i-.l 'the mailer will then be decldeil il aereeiible lo all members the r- illlesl will be taken before Ihe IJoV- ernor. Several Ii i ( Ii schools In the slnU ate understood to have made slinl l.ir appHnillons and linieli ooi In I'te way or pioparltiK youim men 11 I C011I in nee 011 Pn no Six I ontrol I Mine Ihe various slale j tie const dieted vv el e . amoiii; a numhet- of wi 1 chilcels. Al Hie prcsc is no rcuular slat vale pi.-e I il ionei s a re I work, Mr. Thompson j Pol Hand scum al yea 1 s ioveif one 11 tin. laic,, 'of his kind in Hial 1- hav" a- live i-l 'j. 01 ' lion and vv ill return 1 as the work lie-ins. ate hoald of ;o, at which huililiiis-s to ' a ppoi'lioucil .ell known in--.'HI lime Iheie Ii il lo t and pi l ;;iven all he has heeu In and has en "I hll.-illes.-.es Ily. He Will the construe hen- as soon HellevliiK that the nnnioil si,.w. berry Carnival held in ijnueh,,.., slioiild ho biipiiorted by a tax In stead of by popular anbscrlnllnn uu at tho present time, .1. W. Perkins. member of the executive rn,,i,iite of tills year's carnival, has sussenteil lhat the people of this city next year advocato the lovylnn of a small as sessment tor this ovonl. The neoulo I ortlund recently iiilootel thia Plan of supporting the ahiiuul Ijose Festival there and tlioy predict It will bo a Kieut success. Mr. Perkins says a tax if nn. Iwenllelli or a mill, based on the present properly valuiitlnna or in.. il.v. would raise nuiirnviiiiiiiaii. i . II". or nearly i.-,lll innrn mnnn'v Iban is realized under the present syslem or condllrliiiK the evenl In vyiliK tills tax 111 111'h iiiiiKwiisuiiii' rouble would he ollinlnated and' all property owners of the idly would their lust share in uiiiu,,i.-il., the evenl. Ilesldes t lie SI ado ralse.i from this lax. Mr. Porklnu la of 11, opinion Him S;ioo o,- i0n could I... enllzed I'roin concessions and other sou recti. It is conservatively estimated Hint not less I ha 11 ' Is nPe(el to inoperlv conduct a throe days' car nival in this city. In previous yeari me lel.miittoes e.vplvrioiired conklllt ernlilu iroiihle In inlslnR till anioiinl or money, and in several In stances a deficit romalned as a monument lo ItosebuiK's auspicious event. In case tbe peoplo take kind ly lo ihe siiKKesllon of .Mr. Perkins a pellllon will probably be submit ted lo the council next December nskliiK that the tax tor the carnival be Included In Iho hudnot for the year I ills. It is lill.leiHlooir oi her Ori'Kon towns teinplntlntr ihis money for their annual celebrations. that several are also eon- means of ralslnit I NDF.ItH FXT AX OI'KltATIOX. Mrs. Theodore Anderson, 0110 of Hie best known residenia ot the Hutheilln vicinity. Ibis morninn nil derwent unite a serious operation at aiercy Hospital. Hik. a. F. and K. II. Stewart, were In mice. 1 he operation cesslul and the Hetlier altend- was very suc- palieiil was restlnt! PURCHASE PRODUCTS Of DOUGLAS CO. CANNERY easy tliis aflernoon M IL AITIOX WAS I ILF.I). Tile iloiiKlaa Credilnrs' Assncla Hon tliis inoiiiliiK nied n action In Hie liisilce court lo recover the sum of approximately S:!!l.r.O from ,;. , Fenioii. Tiie 1 icy Is nllesed I.i be due on an assiitned account. l.lvW FS MF.IK V IIOSPITAI.. Mrs .1. II. Kees, wife of a local teacher, was dismissed from Mercy liospltal ibis inoriilnit, where she has been a patient for several days She Is much Improved in health, ac ''"nl1"" "' I'"' atlendliiK physicians. 1111 Wclne , 1 'till (Of live lo k; tie ".I like will freiiiht and pa Hie ( Olllltl V. 'I lie ileiici nils wi le !a--t fell. averted a rl.'-i out in iil'ln 1 llle A'Ui.Hor. 1 As a re.snlt or llems up. Hie Pol Hand ncwspapels the liosslhilltv of cstlilil.sh.i.e nery in llosebiirK. John l'arkei, ri'lar.v of ihe Itosehill'i; I'oiouiil Club, slated today thai lie h,u reived loiters from as lar east irinir In KariliiiK as extended lo all 'r 1 1 11 In men in h. -on I.i 11 pi I'i'.ii on WASIIINC'ION. .M.-.reh Senator Chilton. i. ii,ocr;,i, Virginia, has ii'k. d Ihe S.-n., veslifi'te the el.clion whei ard Solheriand, .1 P.epilblici llow w o 11 Mi-i- in it-- n:-lor his h.. I,, , I 1 strengthened and weie ah!" to look as its o.'cu out ovei tie il.l te.eivoit on ih. sri""'in'l has be.-n 1 ". fer-t without w ill. b l-ai! HI th ..mts.Iliat Hie i-aith is loocen city.) dc;v;t..iild flo . In hill above ped for in hliir le-d ' on. 1 ; 1 sin 1, 1 b) .ut 11 n- i: III.Iiiiiii M S;l,i;s mi i t. MJW Yl.IIK. March II, Ti. ' railway malialrers' runnnlltee ar,.( ihe hroilierhood chiefs met sepllfafe Iv tliis a'ternoon, preparing lor a tfenetal sei-sion totourrow. A ivlrike, iiiny follow tomorrow's tnietitit; ' W II s .1 nsl whnl lii.'v President Wil alli'f the ,.,' Cotr.'icss to 1. vvlileli pe.er 1 into .Tie. 1, pendn. a a it 1 on -f :t al ion.i lit v hv I'OII' 1 '..-i v indication th;,. 1 ;. ,. Mi'l'.ire.l in ino'.e ati.ini ai'iMie'ii lhat Ih" a he !.! est inlet Nil I II II ,1 I I about to have .'HOI 'l.'illtles pan i;vii -'ii' 1 i.Ti 1 lii.-ii 10 'old. Ihe l','M.I,.lt ilil'iai Ihe day from oil OI' I he ,1. HIS Of Hie ' i.otiisuiio and Cincinnati, iiskinx lor Inloniialiun as lo when ihe plain would lie placed in operation and ihe l.'Ulalive annual output. in one or two instances Hie vvnl IS iKiVe ii,.k,., , :i ehance tl, hanilli: tho oiilpnl of Ihe catineiy on Local Child Secures Special Privilede From Railway Co. com I'ar a COIOOlilSiOll basis oiiiiiii-atiotis rec. .v. k.r S.lVS, Hull is llicle IS a c,, it ,e pro'liu.ls al Ho- pi I'lirlo i- has iiifoimi 'ii;n ."i lhat He litem irv smi.. and thai noHiiiic niie will he deli 1 nulled for several week. Iii the v . Ill Hie cannery plans Oiai.rialie. i r. I'aik.-r suvs. ihit- will he Inn,, tumble iiuoim " rid In di-po ilic of Ihe nut 1,111 nil. From Hi I In re. Mr. no ilouh! Hint i.itui for c.inn. ry 'ill lime. lli- il 1110 d of the In iilH l v is in a pre- l.fl Miss lOloiso Hyh 'i.nitthler oi .Mr.' a il h'l . I he fol met loaiiajo-r for the j piny. Tuesday ev :iiiiik '1 1-1 ill' 1:1 ml. I luce y, id Mis. II. I it whom is liiildiinl Oil 'iiln 1'U.lov 11 when sh old llv- C0111 d Dr. in vv ; lo I dor pi elll ooildlliohs. no lie ; t 't I I il ! i ! I.' rob .Id- in he 'A'.is 1 011- iimlersiooil to f:i '! s,.p ri'av oinploveis and a .'rei-men! s lo IH 11,1) m (il T HI I--I Its, w..-'hini;ti. m.,,, ), , ,, ivv 1 11 p. 11 1 111.nl has ,'iillhorioil d taliL'illi.' hum I r. , 'i .", II, 11m, t,, jt t; . for Mx in vv-lv ainlioiii'd .-'-,oth 1.1 th silir'le 1, otlii . I. Iieie ; ehlld MlS 1 ill. a Id P. Iron 1 Hie In a Hip .0,1 if lor Mrs mule and Ihe I'll v a le I ill I 'tun pa tiy ellv wilhoui tec eol com. 'Ihe ride uiib r and llie laiiet s sister. If'-v nobis, w ho iv en- epi ifl.-r a v isit or Hie molhei in Liir.eiie s llvland ceiiHv en loved lid while Ihe tailioa.l com 1,11 in- w 11 s mil p il'tii lll.irly delichled. I hey sot out" the .'in- after tin- arrival of Hie 11 ..in Ii. re. where II may not he used bi anvone hill Miss Hvland I.. I Hie i'i i week 1,1 Ion d.ivs. I'hi. . and for this il make use lui it ill. will pi iv II. II. Shoemaker, tlm ln.i hoallh oiricer. who escorted them hv ape. ial conve.vancn to their home at MS Med First street. MIrh ylni's line wan all broken out with red pimples, which to the astonishment o: Hie inol her, w ere pronounced by the phvslelan lo be measles. The " s now under .iiarantlne as Is the ear. wh.'ie II will be cleaned and aired before ready for use The child is in excellent spirits. 11IH10 e.nli 111 nit: all the symptoms of the disease. Tiie case was discovered by u physician at Drain, who notified Hie oiTicials or the train and a tele 1:1.1m here asked the health officer '" '"i1" 11 ui' cl mil. This was Ihe only new case reported today. ninthly 111 r illne s ti,,,t il iie-i (on. At Ihe tiain, -nll.'d In nil w-as Hliv WILL VISIT OAKLAND. M I. Webb, who is nctlnu as I'Uty assessor, will leave lomor- for ( Li k hind whore he will aw mill" the valuations fc'o'j; etuis.-!-. Hie parly were met able inoperty In that vicinity.