THE MEDFORQ MAIL
Published Ever Friday Morning.
A. S." BLITON.
JIkdpokd, Ohkoon, January 16, 190:
MSN WAS BORN TO HU8TLS.
Ho is of tw days; but quit plenty,
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M Seoond Clsaa Mill Matter.
KING ALFONSO
AGAIN ESCAPES
IOMB FOUND THAT IS BELIEVED
WAS MEANT FOR ANOTHER
ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE.
Madrid, Jan . 13 All Spam was
thrown into excitement again yester-
lay because of a bomb found In
lox at the railroad. station, which It is
lettered was to Be used tn another
ttempt on the life of King Alfonso.
The bomb was filled with dynamite
ind had been sent from Barcelona.
The box reached here the day before
!be funreal of Senor Sagasta. All at
tempts to discover the consignee of
the box nave failed. It Is supposed the
tomb was to be used when the funeral
cortege was passing. - His Majesty has
received a host of royal and other con
gratulations upon his escape.
When Felto fired at the carriage of
the Duke of Soto Mayor Saturday the
Queen-mother and the Infanta were
rery much alarmed. The king was very
tool, however, and Inquired it any one
tad been hurt. After being informed
to the contrary be walked alongside
the royal carriage giving his majesty
the details of the outrage. Upon ar
riving at the palace the king immedi
ately repaired to a balcony to watch
Hie excited people. The queen. In the
meanwhile, was so upset that physi
cians had to be called to attend her.
The pistol used by Felto was an,
Id double-barreled weapon. It now
trasnplres that Felto was confined for
near a year in a lunatic asylum at
Buenos Ayres.
ANIMAL TRAINER PAINFULLY
INJURED BY LEOPARDS.
San Louis Obispo, Jan. 12. Mme.
XJorine, animal trainer, here during
carnival week had a severe accident
Saturday evening. She has three per
forming leopards, and, while attempt
ing to force the animals to form a
pyramid on a ladder, the largest ani
mal sprang at her. In a flash a sec
end one followed. The brutes hurled
her across the cage and jumped upon
her. Another trainer answered her
cries for help and with prongs and
firing of blank cartridges drove the
animals from the cage.
ZEALOU8 GUARD STOPS
WIFE OF THE PRESIDENT.
Washington, Jan. 12. Mrs. Roose
Telt had to stop and tell who she was
this evening before she was allowed
to enter the White House grounds.
She had been out walking and re
turned by way of entrance at the ex
ecutive offices. She was In a hurry
and tripped up the steps with the agll
Sty of a schoolgirl. As she started up
the steps Policeman Wheeler walked
toward her to head her off. Wheeler
is an old policeman, but has been on
the White House detail only a few
days.
TRAGEDY AT
; A BULL FIGHT
HERO OF THE ARENA RECEIVES
DEATH WOUND WHILE SAV
ING. COMRADE.
El Paso, Tex., Jan. 13. Francisco
Matillera, a native of Madrid and a
famous banderlllo at the Juarez plaza
del Torro, was fatally wounded yester
day afternoon In the presence of 6000
spectators. The crowd was composed
largely of Americans aud many of
those who attended were ladles, who
accompanied their husbands and fami
lies to this city to participate in the
carnival which opened today.
The first two bulls were spiritless
creatures and not enough excitement
resulted to repay the trouble of cross
ing the river, but when the gates
were opened for the third encounter
it was seen that the animal elected
for slaughter was a fierce Samalaynca
beast. Matillera and his associates
pursued the usual tactics of their
craft and for five minutes they worried
the animal. Suddenly the bull turned
upon one of the other men who were
tormenting him and Jammed him
against the Inside fence of the arena.
Matillera, seeing the peril of his
companion, attempted to distract the
animal's attention by .wounding him
with his sharp pointed Instrument.
The crowd was In a furore of excite
ment as the bull turned upon his new
tormentor and with a single toss of
his head threw the man against the
fence. Before the others could be of
assistance to the unfortunate bull
fighter the animal had gored him
severely In the aide and thigh. The
banderillos then succeeded In rescuing
him.
Matillera was carried out and the
killing of the bull proceeded without
further Incident.
1ELEGRAPH BRIEFS
Dry Goods Establishment Burned.
Nashville Tho wholesale dry Roods
tstublUIiinent of Lylea, Blnck It Co.
was destroyed by fire Saturday.
New York's Former Mayor III.
New York Former Mayor Abrnm 3.
Hewitt U precariously 111 at hla home
In this pity. " Hewitt Is 70 years old.
Bequest for Masses Illegal.
St. Paul The supreme court holds
that a bequest for masses and the edu
cation of priests is a trust not author
Lied by law.
Burned to Death,
Moilora, Ind. Dr. George F, Shooy,
a prominent physician, was burned to
death Friday night. He accidentally
overturned a lamp.
Baseball Men Declare for Peace.
Cincinnati Peace was officially pro
claimed between the National and
American baseball leagues when the
cenferouce adjourned last Saturday.
Banker Charged With Larceny,
Boston Edward D. Dunning of
Brookllne. of the firm of Dunning ft
Co., bankers, has been arrested on the
charge of larceny of some 123.000 from
Francis A. Brooks of tills city.
Rear Admiral Melville Retired.
Washington Rear Admiral George
W. Melville, chief of the bureau of
steam engineering, has been placed on
the retired list of the navy, having
reached the age limit of 62 years.
DYING FROM
LACK OF GOAL
POOR PEOPLE OF CHICAGO ARE
BUFFERING WHILE FUEL
. 18 WITHHELD,
INVITES THE FIRE
OF TURKISH FORTS
ENGLAND WILL TRY TO FORCI
HAND OF SULTAN.
WEALTHY WOMAN
BURNED TO DEATH
Constantinople. Jan. 12. The port
has not yet replied to Great Britain's
I protest against Turkey allowing Rus
sian torpedo boats to pass through the
Dardanelles. No other power has pro
nounced Itself on the question.
After waiting vainly for two years to
obtain the same privileges for the Khe-
ritval . u I ua M nn nfimn.nv nth Q,
I companies enjoyed, namely, that its
DAUGHTER OF LATE LEONARD: ,hlp m'y 9m throun the D'-
LEW.SOHN THE VICTIM. .!.-.!r
structed the steamer El Kahlra, which
left yesterday for Alexandria, to nasa
New York. Jan. 12. Mrs. Flortne through the Dardanelles without stop-
Henry, the wife of Phillip s. Henrv. a Dine.
millionaire coffee merchant and daugh-1 ' This decision haa the effect of tgnor-
ter and heiress of the late Banker m ln" suiian a suzerainty over imngs
Leonard Lewisohn, was burned to WPtlan. which restriction now will
Chicago, Jan. 12. The tavestlgation
uf the aliened conspiracy of tho -.-oivl
nperatora will be resumed this morn
ing by a special grond Jury. Twenty
five coal men and officials of six rail
roads will bo summoned beforo tin In
quisitors to explain why fuel Is bu.ug
withhold from tho uiarkot and prices
are being sent skyward.
Special scouts sent out by tho Man
ufacturers' association reported yester
day that 15,000 carloads of coal wore
standing on the tracks In and about
Chicago. Meanwhile, with zero tern-
por cent, iio 'matlor'wlint relumm may
bo given to other nations.
Tho troaty Is not yet sure of ratifi
cation by any means, however, us the
cane sugnr Interests aud the tobacco
Intsrunts oppose the provision that no
American tobacco shall bo exported to
Cuba. Tho senators from l-oulslmm.
Texas, Florida and Alabama represent
ing both these Interests have com
bined to fight against the treaty. The
Georgia and Mississippi senators are
f. i d to be wavering, but Inclined to
side with tho cane sugar senators.
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HOUSE OF CORRECTION
WRECKED BY DYNAMITE
Philadelphia, Jan. 12. One man was
killed, halt a dosen Injured and tho
women's wing of the house of cor
rootton was partially destroyed by the
explosion of several stick of dyaamlte
In No. 8 shaft of the new filtration
plant at Holmaburg, a suburb of this
oily. The dead man was blown to
pleoes.
STONEWALL GOLD MINE SOLD.
an Diego, Jan. 12. Colonel 8. H,
Lucas of Los Angeles has arrived In
porature and a bitter cold wind, bis this city as representative of a Boa
office buildings, schools and hundreds ', l" company which has Just closed
of residences are almost without fire negotiations for tho purchase of the
and can got hardly any coal. big Stonewall gold mine at Cuyamaca.
Tralnloads of coal cars sidetracked rh dMl Involve about ItOO.OOO. The
and labolod with placards Instructing 1 " oM hu produced
railroad freight crows to hold the con-1 "c ol P"- on
slgnmouts Indefinitely have been dla
covered, It la aald by the persona who
caused the Investigation to be made.
Two thousand persons In Chicago
are suffering from ailments directly
due to cold and exposure resulting
from the coal shortage, according to
the weekly bulletin of the health de
partment. Issued yesterday. Serious
results are already seen in a heavy In
crease In the death rate.and the health
department brands the men responsi
ble for the situation as guilty of con
structive homicide, he death rate last
week for children under S years of
nge was 19.2 per cent greater than In
the corresponding week last year, and
among persona over 60 years of age
It was 38.7 per cont greater.
MUST SETTLE THE
DEMANDS OF ITALY
Urn th property of Oovernor Water-
aaa, during who ownership It ylald
4 ever 11,000.000.
Iter flararala
"Charley, dear," snlil Mrs, Torklns,
"I have such a bargain!"
"Indeed?"
"Yea. Yon told mo that poker chip
were worth a dollar npltvo, und I got
a whole lot of them for To veutal"
Washington Star.
An EipfeilTe Call
WILL BE BROUGHT BEFORE THE I
JOINT COMMISSION.
death yesterday in a fire that almost
entirely consumed the residence of the
family at 45 East Fifty-sixth street.
Alberta B. Ertckson, a domestic,
umped from a fourth-story window
and received Injuries from which she
died soon afterward.
The fire, which originated from an
unknown cause, had gained consider
able headway before it was discovered.
and when the first alarm was sent out
the hoae was in flames from cellar
to roof. Mrs. Henry's two Infant chil
dren were saved by their nurse, who
ran with them to the street soon after
the discovery of the fire. Mr. Henry,
who was slightly burned, was rescued
by a policeman, who entered the bouse
before the arrival of the firemen. It
was supposed that his wife had al
ready made her escape.
After the fire had been extinguished
rs. Henry's charred. body was found
her bedroom on the second floor.
Apparently she had succumed to the
smoke while attempting to reach
window.
Mrs. Henry was 26 yearB of age, was
married six years ago In London
where her husband was engaged in
business.
be removed.
MIGHTY WAVE8 DESTROY
SAN DIEGO PROPERTY.
Growing Old
Ought not to mean srrowinc weak and
feeble. It does not mean weakness or
leeuleness lur those who cat witu flood
appetite and sound digestion. It is of
the utmost importance that old people
uuum reusm uie power 10 aigest and
assimilate food which is the sole source
of physical strength. When age brings
lccuieuess it is generally oecause ot toe
failure to assimilate the nutrition con
tained in food.
. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
ores diseases of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and enables the per
fect digestion and assimilation of food.
It invigorates the liver and promotes
general physical well being.
"It with gratitude we acknowledge what
Dr. Pierce's medicine has done for grandmoth
er'e good, in fact It has cured her," writes Mite
Carrie Ranker, of Perrysburg, Ohio. "She had
eloctored with several physicians but found, no
etc, uijiii vi, ricrcc auviacu ner Wliac 10 (lo.
She has taken only three bottles of Golden Med
ical Discovery and is entirely well, she suf
fered with pain in kidneys, bladder and liver for
ten years, and her limbs were swelled with
dropsy so bad she could hardly walk. My grand
mother's name is Mrs. Caroline Hennen, her age
7. years. 1 wiU gladly answer all letters ot
Inquiry.'' C
Sick people are Invited to consult Dr.
JL V. Pierce by letter, free. All cor
respondence is held as strictly private
odg sacreaiy connaenuai,
San Diego, Jan. 12. For the past
few days the mighty Pacific bas been
turbulent on this lower coast, and yes
terday at Coronado beach It took the
opportunity of showing what it can do
when started Just a little bit. Some
where on the ocean a storm of great
power has been raging, and the surf
has beenr unnlng high as the force of
the storm reached the coast.
Hundreds of people frorrf San Diego
made the trip across the bay yesterday
afternoon to watch the display of s t
force. The breakers beat upon thr
hotel breakwater and the surf war
shot a hundred feet Into V'e "air as th
rocks beat back the w- 53. Thourr)
the rocks could stand the beatlrs 0'
tho waves, the superstructure rculr'
not, and piece by piece and section by
section It was broken loose ant
thrown Into the sea. Some fifty feel
of the structure went down a little
after noon, and another section tum
bled Into the waves about 3:30 o'clock.
NEGROP PRISONER MURDERS
8HERIFF AND ESCAPE8.
Birmingham, Ala.. Jan. 12. A report
reached here yesterday of the assassi
nation of Sheriff Reese of Bibb comty.
The crime occurred at Brlerfleld' late
Saturday night. Reese and one of his
deputies had arrested two negroes and
Were taking them to the depot to board
a train for Centerville. One of the
negroes was walking In front of the
sheriff and the other behind him, when
suddenly the one In the rear shot the
sheriff, killing him Instantly. The
prisoners escaped. A mob has been 1
I formed and Is chasing the two negroes.
Ecaudor's New Minister.
Washington Senor Don Luis Fel
Ipe, minister of Ecuador to the United
States, has presented his letter of re
call to the president. His successor
will be Alfredo Baquerizo.
Mob Shoot Negro.
Drew, Mass. John Hollies, a negro,
was taken off a train two miles south
of he Be Saturday night by a mob ot
masked men and shot to death. He
was charged with having attacked a
white girl.
Jury Fixes Blame for Shooting.
Eureka, Nev. The coroner's Jury
convened to Inquire Into the sensa
tional shooting which occurred at Ely
last week, has decided that James
Rtagg and J. B. Smith were killed by
Mine Superintendent Traylor.
Chooses Method of Execution.
Salt Lake TIJcTflrst logalVxecutton
by shooting In the United States for
seven years will take place within the
walls of the Utah state prison on Jan
uary 16. when Nicholas Haworth will
be shot to death by a file of six men
for the murder of Thomas Sandahl.
New Ship for Our Navy.
Washington The board of construc
tion of the navy department recom
mends that the bid of Wm. Cramp &
Sons for the construction of the cruis
ers Tennessee and Washington be ac
cepted. The bid was $4,000,000 for
each cruiser.
The Cook Was Safe.
"An Itnllun prince who hud a Sicilian
cook wus once traveling to Ills pro
vlnclal estates, biking with bim lilt
cook, together with his entire kitchen
force, without which, so fond was he
of the dellcncles they were wont to
prepare, he rurely If ever traveled. At
n point where the narrow path along
the precipice turned the angle of n pro
jecting rock the prince, at the bend of
his long cavalcade, heard a shriek and
the splash of a body falling Into the
torrent far below. With a face white
with horror he pulled up and, looking
back, exclaimed: "The cookl The
cook! Oh, do not tell me It is the cookl"
'No, your excellency," cried a voice
from the rear, "It Is Don Prosdocemo;"
The prince heaved a sigh of Intense
relief, then said: "Ah, only the chap
lain! Xbunk goodness! '
Washington. Jan. 12. A cablegram
received from Minister Bowen state
that he sailed from I.a Guayra yester-
lay for the Nnlted Statos and would
be In Washington within a week or ten
lays. The minister also stated In his
message that considerable distress Is
being felt through the operation of
the biooa.de In the cutting off of food
supplies.
It appears that tho United States
government will be expected to pro
vide accommodations for the Vene
zuelan commission. Slgnor Mnyor dee
Planchos, tho Italian ambassador here
Is, by virtue of seniority, entitled tc
preside If the proceedings nro to be
In the nature of a Joint meeting.
That there may be no delay In lay
ing Italy's claims before tho Joint com
mission,, the Italian ambassador hat
cabled to'the foreign office at Rome
asking that Baron Alllotl be ordered
to bring to Washington all papers In
the case which are now at the Italian
legation at Caracas,
22SL.'
Hoeklim I once paid 1100 to see a
doctor.
Hullldny-Whxt?
Hosklns Tho doctor had four ace
and I had four klngs.-Cblcago Ameri
can.
COMPROMISE REACHED WITH
THE BEET SUGAR SENATORS.
, IHsei Blaiseal Kxavas.
She I ought not to have married
such an extravagant man.
He But my dear, the man wom
you married couldn't be anythlngeVlse.
Philadelphia II u lie tin.
A ot Affair..
Washington, Jan. 12. Peace reigns
between the administration and th
beet BUgar senators. Senator Burrows
has had a long conference with the.
President, at which the hatchet was
bnrled and a pledge was given that
the beet sugar element will support
the Cuban reciprocity bill. To secure
this support, however, the president
consented to an amendment to the
treaty In line with what the beet sugar
people have bean contending for, mak
ing It certain that no rebate on sugar
for five years ah)l be oyer, twenty I
"Say, Willie, take dls telegram, n'
w'en yuuse see ino talkln' ter dose la
dles come up an' hand It to me, will
jrert" New York Evening Journal.
Ill Worth.
Naggsby You say Trlghfler Is more
trouble than he's worth. I havent
found him much trouble.
Wagitsby Neither have I. Los An
geles Herald. '
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Uitsd Htatsw Lakh Orrics.
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.nolle Is herein slveo that lo nm.n.u
wllh Ihe provisions ot ihe sot ol Conro.a ol
Juno ,1, S7H entitled "An set for toe isle of
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Oreiton. ' ' '
Any ana all persons ol.lrntni sdverselr lbs
? a'nuT "', ' mo their
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April, llU J. T. IfniixiBM.
Iteslster.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Unitrii Stats. I.akii Orrms.
,.. .. . "ohjr. Oreon, Oct. in,
Notice Is hereby siven llml in compliance
timber lands In tho Htates of Calif, r Us Or",
iron. Nvads. and Wl,lnKiun Territory
AuwilT.WJ. L'""S HW'" "f
A'l.ff.'K t Sl.lllfiM,.
of Hpoksne, eounty or Spokane, Htale of Wash
inmoa. haa this day ffiod In this oulco her
soorn sutemonl Nn. ,'oun r. .k. . .Dor
tho NWU- ofMeellon Nn A 7.. A! ' ...V. 'Tr0 S.
BEDFORD PLANING MILL
MEDFORD PUNING Mill CO., Froprietors
X
We manufacture Doors, Saeli, mouldings, RuBtio and FlooriDg
Estimatea furnished on Store and Oflice fixtures in bard or
soft wood
Contracting and Building
Mill on North D Street
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet regulate Preparations are belnr made for a
the bowels, ...... . . .. ilynchlng.
EXPOSURE
to the cold and wet is the first step
to Pneumonia. Take a doso of
PERRY DAVIS'
"PamkUW
and the danger can be averted.
It has no equal as a preventive
and euro for Colds, Sore Throat,
Quinsy and Rheumatism,
Always keep it handy.
I,
MEDFORD,
OREGON
i'i hi luansiiiii rtn. ,n
n.. it n, run ivn. ! viim n.i ; . -
f5r'7l.,h.frn..; n'"", "Unl m"' ""
lor It. Umber or atone than for agricultural
PurF'T".' d 10 eauhllah her olaTm to S
land before the Hel.tor and Itecoltor it
or April, nio.1, Hho names s w tnossesi Klihu
I . sforso. ol Spokane, Wh A. J. Loonila of
naan., and . . tt t,, 0. i'r,.,. d.
. .. n,ni , Kii.aua.
nujr .., porsura elalniino adversely tho
above dosorlbod lands are ru.uiat"d to i tllotholr
Aurl"!"!1!"1" omco un or bofurrsuld IHth V.y of
A"r"'l"U'1' J.T. UlllbOB.
Itoirlsler.
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MEDFORD, ORRflON
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United states l,anrt ODleo.
N..ttc i. h.pi!o."0,,,u"'' Oregon, Oot. in. ma.
wllh VhJornJi.K'! ".'W ln complianoo
wim llic provlnloiis of tho not nf Conor,, nr
Juno 8, 1.7N,ontltlod, "An act for Iho ..IS of
timber lands In tho staio, 0( ualllornla Orewn
Nevada, ami Washington Territory,1' asS:
Xi's't'J.'tiU! !" ''U,""C Und 8'' W ol of
' AI.'nKKTIf. M. PAItltV.
ir Hpoksne, county ol Mpnkano, Ststo of Wash.
atotouiont No. mm, tar the purchase of the NK' I
No0!antN.'nd'JP.,'0r,Wn",'l', t-. KOOKO
HO. a East, and will offer proof to show that the
lund souiilit Is more vsluslilo tor Its timber ir
ts"sh7.fo!'.in,?uuu!;sDll;po""
if... .-J".?11? lo "a,d 'nd boforo the Rue
later and Itecolver si Itosoburir, Ori'snn; on
ttednosdsy, tho ISth day ol April, llS 'l Ho
''"i5, wltnesstn! Andrew J Loom s or
of "iMS? U!511!!" '' Mo nd W iTiTey'. r"
Sl!,Ore,on'. ' ntf ' W' Wl"""' 01 Por:
almve.do."r!LPJri;0!?J olln'" sdvorsoly the
anove-aeHeriuon ends era rcuunsted in me
dsyofA'pTlViiif.1" mM " " o"o ld UiS
J. T. DiiinaRS, Uoglstor.
NO 1 ICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Hulled Htates Land ODIce,
Nnii.n i. i... no"cbl'w. Oregon, Oot. Ill, 1.
whh J, url'Si'"?' .vo." "' eompllsiu'o
J, n. ,i fat T .'.! I".0'. 110 "l o' Congrosi of
Juno B, 1H78. oiitlilod "All not for tho milo nf
;u
I Klon, liiis this dny oil In this mil,.,, hi
the Innil V1IE,,7I',?JJ!!
tos'ldlalM?. '"f 1rl""""-l I'uri insu. and
.Slii,..1. l"'l 'H'lro thJ
ot Hi,V..M,. iir " i.iiii niiniin j. Allirillg.
Sim. OruRori. aml w' w' w"'". ol l or
shov? AitLiN V?mnf o'slmlng sdvorsoly Ihe
?lH?ieh.ili-d.J.'ln,lf '" requoHtcd lo (lie
lir of Anrn lTnIJ,l"umJ on or In tore said lath
uayof April, IDoa, J, T. Hainan,,
. ' Kotfliter. ,