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THIRD YEAR.
TO IS
Former Adjutant-General
of Colorado Mititia Has
Narrow Escape From
Death --Bed Destroyed
by Dynamite.
T FL L V i I D I-:, Ma re h 28. Former
Adjutant-General Hulkloy Wells nar
rowly escaped dentil or serious injury
at liis home at mi early hour this morn
ing through the explosion of a dyna
mite bomb placed near his bed on the
outer porti'h iu which he was sleeping,
as was his euslom. Wells was hurled
wiih debris many feet from tho wrecked
house, I he side of which was torn com
pleti-.lv out. Hardly a stick of his bod
remained. The house has been guarded
against sueh an attempt by patrols ami
electric lights.
General Wells is manager of the
Smuggler-Til ion mine uud has his
home, where the explosion occurred, lo
cufed on that property at Pandora, sev I
BLOWN IIP
oral miles from town. Wells appeared
in town this morning, liis head band
aged, but otherwise apparently none the
worse for his experience. One suspect
was arrested and held pending the in
' yesligation. The entire city nnd coun
V police forces are working on the
ease. "More arrests are expected today.
Wells himself telephoned the news of
the explosion to the authorities and
soon the neighborhood was scoured.
There is no trace of the dynamiters.
The bomb or dynamite had evidently
t been placed under liis bed some time
yesterday and set off by clockwork or
a time fuse, but no trace of the ma
chinery was found.
General Wells ' predecessor as man
iigor of the Smuggler-Tnion, Arthur L.
" 'ollins, an Hiiglishmuu, was shot to
death several years ago. Stove Adams,
the alleged accomplice of TTarry Oreh
aid, the murderer of ex Governor Steu
nenberg iu Idaho, is now in jail at Tel
luride awaiting trial fur that crime.
Wells was alone in tho house last
night, lie sleep on his porch the most
of the year.
YOUTH IS ARRESTED ON
COMPLAINT OF HUSBAND
Paul Coodwyu of Medford was nr
rested Inst night upon complaint of II.
A. Triplett, charged with misconduct
with the hitter's wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Triplett reside at Wendliiig. (ioodwyn.J
who is a youth employed at a local liv-j
cry stable, claims that he is the victim
of a mistake, lie was held under bond.
-Mrs. Triplett was arrested at Cold Hill.'
Hotel Nash Grill
MENU
The Nash Mors d 'Oenvre
( "onsomnie Princess
Halibut Tonlousaine, Itoyal Potatoes
Pilot M ig in ui .hi Men ue, Sauce 'hnmpigiioii
b'oast Young Capon, Chestnut Dressing.
Salad Jtellevue
Green Pens Jardiniere
Fnglish Plum Padding a la " Drtiry Lane"
Dessert
Coffee
Sunday, March Twenty-ninth
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Rendered by Hazetrigg's Orchestra.
No.
1. March "Arabia"
2. Waltzes " Symposia ' '
3. Intermezzo "A Garden Matim'
I. Selection "The Royal Chef"
o. Rag "Noodles"
it. Polka "Pretty Lips"
7. ''Overturn.. "Prince of Pilsen" (request)
S. Waltzes "Drenm of Heaven"
!. Quickstep "Gen 'I Mixup, lr. S. A."
10. Selection "Frminie"
Pear Orchards
Bedford
1 SENATOR FULTON TO
I SPEAK IN MEDFORD
ON MONDAY EVENINC
Political Issues of the Day to Bo Dis
cussed by Senator Expected to An
swer Heney and to Define Position
of Statement Number One.
Tnited States Senator Charles W
Fulton will speak on the political is
sues of tho day at the Hertford Opera
Hottso Monday evening, March ;i0. A
telegram received this afternoon con
taiued the announcement.
There is widespread interest iu tin
speech as Senator Fulton is expected to
reply to Francis ,T. Honey's charges of
corruption nnd also to define his nn-i.
tion regarding Statement No. 1.
inis will be the first speech that
-Mr. Fulton makes in Southern Oregon
and his first public appearance, since
his return from Washington a few dnvs
since.
A crowded house is expected.
CALHOUN AND RtTEF
" ARE AGAIN INDICTED
SAN FRANCISCO. March 28. Three
indictments on each of threo counts
against Patrick Calhoun, nrosideut nf
the United Railroads; Tirev L. Ford.
general counsel of the same corpora
tioa, and Abraham Ituef. political boss.
were secretly voted by the grand jury
Wednesday night, and filed with Pre
siding Judge Sturtevant today. The
indictments charge bribery of super
visors. Tho indictments wero returned
with a view of meeting every possible
technical objection raised bv tho de
fense to tho indictments returned by
tho former grand jury and to forestall
Kuer in his tight for relense on immu
nity contract.
At Christian Church Sunday.
10 a. m., bible school, superintend
ent 0. H. Pierce; motto of school, " v
nry member of the church in the bible
school, and as many more." The
school is in a contest with tho Chris
tian Sunday school at Grants Pass. Let
every oval member be in the school
tomorrow and bring someone along. 11
a. m., sermon, 0. 8. D. Humbert, field
secretary of the Eugene Divinity
school, will preach at 11 o'clock. Let
everyone who enn come to this service.
Mr. Humbert will pleaso and delight
you with a splendid message; 3 p. m..
preaching at Phoenix; 6:30 p. m.f Young
People's meeting, Albert Robinson,
loader; 8 p. m., great mass meeting of
churches and anti-saloon business men
at tho Medford Opera House. Thirty
or forty business men will occupy the
jrtat form and many will speak. Sev
eral letters from prominent people will
be read. Cordial invitation to all these
services. Marion F. Horn, minister.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
L. A. Claybnrgh and llessie P.. Seal.
II. 0. Fischer and Myrtle Stough.
John H. Godfrey and Pearl E.
(5 rigsby.
Wo sell the upper crust, flour. Olm
stead & llibbard. 13
The Misses .losie and Myrtle Calhoun
of Medford spent last week here visit
ing old friends.
In The Rogue River Valley Pay $1,000 Per Acre Annually
-M KDFORI), OR.,
E
F
LICENSE
Alfred Smith, the
Real
Estate Dealer Who Re
fused to Pay Fee, Is
Found Guilty -Will Ap
peal to Supreme Court.
Alfred Smith, the real cstato dealer,
who is testing flie validity of the city
statute compelling realty agents lo pay
in imauat license of $.)(, was tried to
lay before Recorder Collins, found
guilty and fined .foO. Several real es
tate men ami members of the city eouu-
il were called as witnesses.
The defendant will take his case up
to the circuit court upon a writ of re
view. I ho city was represented by II.
Wit hiugton and the defendant was rep
resented bv Attornev Krnest C. Smith.
LATE LOCAL NEWS.
Jacob Shot well, who left. Medford
for Wena tehee, Wash., a few weeks
iign, returned Friday with his house
hold effects and will settle iu Med
ford. lie has purchased several hun
ilred acres of land in the Sinn's Valley
lislrict and will improve tin1 same.
M r. and M is. Walter Norton of
Portland are in Medford visiting at the
home of II. X. Pntler. Mrs. Norton is
laughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Putler and
II rcnuiiu several weeks while Mr.
Norton makes an extended business
trip into Southern California.
Hr. .!. K. Shearer of Portland arrived
in Medford Friday, having been called
here bv tin1 serious illness of Dr. W, S.
Jones. I rs. Junes and Shearer were
furmerly associated toget her in t he
pi a l n e ot medicine in Aieuioni. i r.
tunes passed a bad night, but is in a
fair wnv to recover.
F T. Ryan of Prescott, Ariz., is a
new arrival ami is well pleased with
Medford and the Rogue River valley.
Samuel' L. llennett, who recently re
turned trmn Klamath county, where he
had been fur several weeks looking af
ter business interests, reports that bus
iness is better in the Rogue River val
ley than in Kaslem Oregon.
I-:. li. Young of Hear Lake, Mich., is
a new arrival iu Medford and will look
over the country with a view to mak
ing purchases.
Oliver Jones, the farmer from near
Jacksonville, has purchased a tract of
laud from T. W. Osgood and will set
nut small fruits. Mr. Jones is an old
settler iu the valley.
Mrs. J. J, Cooko of St. Paul, Or.,
died Thursday at her home. She has
relatives and formerly lived in Med
ford.
Albert Helms nf Climax transacted
business in Medford Saturday.
T. W. Jones of the Applegnto sec
tion, spent Saturday in Medford, He
reports considerable activity in the
mines of the Steamboat district. Sev
eral sales have been made of quartz
claims and some goud prospects located.
Robert St. James and L. Rippey have
opened a pressing establishment in quarter.-
iu tho Seattle lintel.
Mrs. Charles Johnson nf Fast Med
ford is confined to her home on ac
count of sickness.
A. I. Singler, the energetic agent
for the Singer and Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machines, made a business trip
to Ashland Friday.
X. C. Suieiisen 's new residence on A
street has been eeinph'ted and Mr. Sor-
ensen ami familv will take up their
residence at once.
Archie and Kugene Hngue. from
Wagner Creek, were callers in Hertford
Satnrrtav
J. W. Micks of the Willow Springs
t.ii'ciiui transacted business in Med
ford Saturday.
Clarence Wheeler, who left for We
natchne. Wash., two week ngo. will
return to Hertford Sunday nnd will
bring along several families who will
Incut
Medford and the Rogue river
vallev. Mnit of the newcomers have
been in the valley before and will cmne
to stay.
Captain William Carroll of near (en
tral Point trnn-ted business in Med
ford Satnrdav.
Theodore Kngh- -""1 T,. H. Tucker of
Phoenix were buMiie-s callers ' '1
ford Saturday.
J. P. Holony 1 1
M in re-ideio e n
n the erection
ninth O street.
near the Hot liim home.
C. P. Cautrell. who Iijih lived for .'!
...... .... f,rn i.unt f Medford. Spenf
Xa'tnnl-.v ia the eitv. He cant his first
vote for John C. ' Fremont, the first
.,,! dicai. nominee 1 V.C. Now. how-
ev r he is a orinlUt. He ntnt.-i that
there is v irteM.read diat htael ion
aiuntiL fartneri over the way county
m fin
IN LIEU 0
business is conducted.
Mly
SATURDAY, MARCH 28,
E
Ashland Recorder Files for
Nomination
for County Judge Against
Dunn -Perkins Refuses
to Become Candidate.
Captain M. F. Kggleston of Ashland
today filed notice with tho county
clerk of becoming a candidate for the
republican nomination for the office of
county judge. Petitions in liis bohalf
are being circulated today.
Captain Fgglrsiton has become a can
lidato only after having received re
quests from republicans iu all parts
of the county asking him to enter tho
rart against Judge G. W. Ibinn, tho
incumbent. The horizontal raise of as
sessmetits (ill 2 -3 per cent, (he irregular
ity of present assessments and the fail
ure of present officials to have county
accounts exported have created a de
mand iu republican ranks for a chance,
and Captain Kggleston is put forth by
those republicans who object to the
present administration. Jlo is city re
corder in his home town and a man of
excellent abilities.
I udge Neil is democratic, candidate
for the nomination and is making an
active canvass. Ho reports that there
is widespread dissat iafacl ion among
taxpayers oxer the action of the board
of equalization in raising assessments
ind regards his prospects as excellent.
Not wit list ami ing t lie del ornii ant ion
of his friends to nominate him for
utility commissioner, Hon. J. W. Perk-
ins states that he cannot be a candi
late, "I could not serve if elected,"
mid Mr. Perkins. " 1 have a business
matter pending that will take me east
for several mouths iu the near fututy
so that it will be impossible for mo to
serve. I ho announcement ot my cnu-
lidaey was due to a misunderstanding
nnoiig my friends."
I'M Andrews has been induced b Mr.
I. W. Perkins and others to make the
race for county commissioner ami will
on Monday file his petition, lie makes
the race on a good roads platform and
is a firm believer in good roads, I
AMERICAN WARSHIPS TO
VISIT IN NEW ZEALAND
WASHINGTON", .March 28. It has
practically been decided that the At
lantic fleet will make a short visit to
Auckland, N. Z., before going to Syd
ney, Australia.
Ashland Realty Sales.
F II. McWiliiams of Ashland came
down with other democrats to attend
the county con vent ion. ' ' There is a
great deal of activity in real estate in
Ashland and vicinity, ' ' said Mr. Me
Williams. "I have just closed two
sales to Kverett people. Mr. Thornton,
secretary of the Kvorett Commercial
club, has bought the Holton ranch for
$7000 nnd Mr. Xcison has purchased tin
Reader place fur $;.no.
FIFTY ACRES OF ORCHARD
ON OLD ULRICH TRACT
F. N. Whitney and his two sons have
just finished putting out 50 ncres of
fruit trees, pears ami apples, on the
old William I'lrich place, near Kagle
Point, for W. H. a mi I ton, tho present
owner. They also set out 2X acres of
apples and peats for J. 0. Olwell, and
20 acres of pears for Men C. Sheldon,
on the old Roberts place. This totals
acres, aggregat ing more than ."Hon
fruit trees.
BAKER CITY PEOPLE TO
PLANT MAPLE TREES
IlAKi;R CITV Or., March CS. Tlint
; liaker i iry win ic Known in a lew
years as the '.laple I it y ' appears
likely from the huge number of maple
trees that have been ordered for plant
ing. April 1" lias been designated a
ample day and at that time about l.'OO
t rem will be set nut in all parts of
the city.
The credit lor I he planting of t hi
laiL'e number of trees is doe to the ef
f..rts of I'rnfeor J. A. Churchill, hii
perinteiirtdit ..f the city schools, who
induced the h. hool board to order .'if hi
maple tiee to be ued in beautifying
me KCIM.mi yrniin'i,
He then interested
the children of the grades in Hie pro
ject and thev secured orders for Hi.'O
trm The.- are lot many trees in this
eil.Vr.-pt poplar, nnd as they do not
uuiko r-hi hh u.-.-m,,-.
der ma pi
thev could be secured
for t'" cent i-iii h.
ON
ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY
CirtBwioie.
1!H8.
American Mail Opened by
Venezuela-Warship Re
turns to Port-Castro
Fears Plot Against Him
By Roosevelt and Root
CARACAS, March 2o, via Willem
stad, Cnracoa, March 2S. Minister
Rnssel has advised Dr. Jose de Jesus
Paul, Venezuelan foreign minister,
that three pouches of official mail,
brought into La Guayra for the cruiser
Taciturn, had been opened at La Guayra.
Russet said it was a very serious mat
ter and asked for an investigation.
Paul replied that the opening of the
pouches. Yfim accidental and that only
a prejudiced mind could call tho occur
reucy "very serious," as tho contents
of thy pouehctj wertj not disturbed.
..The .incident of the mail hags, coup
led with tho return of the Tacoma to
La Gii a, via today, caused the greatest
excitement in Caracas,
President Castro 'a organ, Fl Consti
tutional, publishes aa editorial entitled,
"What Dock Roosevelt Want?" in
which ho declares that Secretary Root,
under the influence of Roosevelt aud
inspired by Americans holding claims
against Venezuela, is following a pre
meditated plan of creating a conflict
with this republic. Tho paper says
that the United States purposes to raise
the flag of conquest in South Ainericn
and that the American government does
not intend to recognize the finality of
the decision of Venezuelan courts in
the asphalt eases ami the mixed com
munications. FIVE PERSONS KILLED IN
FEBRUARY ON RAILROADS
SALKM, Or., March US. The report
just issued by tho railroad commission
shows that in February five persons
were killed and 'JO injured on tho rail
ends of the state. These are tabulated
as follows: I'assengers, It killed and
injured; trainmen, .'t injured, aud
iithcr employes, 2 killed. The accidents
luring the month are estimated to have
I'aused a loss iu engines, cars nnd tracks
nt ifWSOO, There was one derailment
luring the month.
Wedded at Ashland.
Wednesday evening, March 2.1, at 8
o'clock at the homo of the bride on
Fourth street, Mrs. Kiln, H. Burns and
Mrnest R. 1 1. Crouton, attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Coltrell, to the wedding march
played by Mrs. Green, entered the par
lor and were united in marriage through
the ben tit if til ring ceremony by Rev.
Kdward r Green. The ceremony ended,
an elaborate supper was served for the
friends and guests. Addresses of con
gratulation led by Mayor and Mrs.
Loomis added joyfulness to tho occasion.
The house had been decorated in ferns
and flowerH, Kaeh guest, received n
bouquet of carnations, Mr. and Mrs.
Croat on wilt make Ashland their home.
Tidings.
PLAGUE-INFECTED RATS
ABOUT ALL CAPTURED
SAX FI1AXCIHOO. March 2H. The
perce it t a go of in fee t ed rn t s e xa m i n ed
bv the federal health authorities for the
weok fell to 47 per cent. Of the -t'J.fl
rats examined only 20 were found to be
infected. It is believed this percentage
would bo further reduced by tho fig
tires of the city health authorities, who
take most of their rats from the uuin
fected dist ricts. The sa nit at ion fund
reached 11S,72. vesterdav. an increase
of t.-iOOO over Saturday.
SUES SOUTHERN PACIFIC
FOR FIVE THOUSAND
Among the new cases filed in tin
circuit court in that of S. L. Randry
vs. Sou t hern Pacific company, an ac
tion to recover toOOO damages on ac
count of injuries received by tin over
turning of a flatcar which plaintiff was
loading with lumber. Plaintiff tit the
time was in the employ of the Condor
Water A Power company nt Tolo nnd
was loading a flat car, which the Con
dor Water & Power company had hired
f rom defendant, with lumber. While
plaintiff was on the car it overturned
in Hitch a manner as to cause the plain
tiff to be permanently injured. The
complaint alleges that the overturning
of the car wan caused by tho broken
condition of the undeminiiiiigs of the
car and that th defenSirit in to blame
for n0 injuries on account of having
furnished a htidien car to the employers
of plaintiff. v
WA OVER
CARACAS
T. J. N'eff of Central Point spent
Friday afternoon In Medford.
1 ' w VlUlliOIIU
DEMOCRATS SELECT
DELEGATES INSTRUCTED
TO VOTE FOR BRYAN
Jackson County Mass Meeting Names
Those Who Will Qo to State Meet
ing Resolutions Indorse Nebraskan
for the Presidency.
Tho Jackson county democrats met
iu mass meeting at tho Medford Opera
House Saturday afternoon in pursuance
to the call recently issued, and selected
delegates to the state convention that
wilt name delegates to tho National
convention, instructed to vote for
Bryan.
The meeting was called to order by
J. S. Orth, hi tho absenco of K. J. Far
low, county chairman. tato Senator
I L. M uJ it was elected chairman and
W. II. Canon secretary.
Resolutions indorsing V. J. liryan
for president nnd instructing tho coun
ty delegates to tho state 'convention to
be held in Portland, Juno U, to instruct
tho national delegates to support llryun
for president. Tho delegates selected
wero: Ashland, F, K. Phipps and K. J.
Fallow; Medford, D. II. Miller and J.
S, Orth; Central Point, T. M. Jones;
Jacksonville, Judge Charles Prim; Gold
Hilt, oo Itecman.
The committee on resolutions con
sisted of W. H. Canon, S, S. Pentx and
K. K. Phipps.
M'ALLISTER IN LEAD TO
SUCCEED VAN DUZE1
HALKA1, Or., March 28. Master Fish
Warden H. G. Van Onsen has ma do a
last plea to tho fish commission for
preservation of his official head.
There nro a dozen or more candidutos
for Van Dusen ' place, among thorn It.
D. Hume, tho salmon king of Rogue
river. He is a receptive, rather than
active applicant.
The other leading candidates are II.
O. McAllister of Portland; Charles F.
Rabeoek of Oregon City, and W. P. An
drews of Hood River, Koch of those
men hns been strongly indorsed. Mc
Allister is with tho firm of Allen &.
Lewis of Portland, and is recounted as
a man oi unusual ability. Owing in
part to his location and to tho desire
of the commission to select, a man for
the placo whose residence does not make
him ohjoctionublo to eithor Upper or
Lower River fishermen, it is I hough t
that he stands the bent chance of suc
ceeding to Van Ihison's position.
DEPUTY FISH WARDEN WILSON
ON TOUR OF INSPECTION
.1. I. Wilson, deputy fish warden for
this district, has been doing some in
spection in this section during tho past
three or four days. Ho has put up
indices warning people against fishing
at the Golden Drift dam. tfe informs
us the law prohibiting fishing within
000 feet of the dam will bo rigorously
enforced, tho penalty of which is $o0
to 500. Something will also bo done
with the old Water & Light company's
ilam, just below tho Grant's Pass
bridge, though this dnm is not now any
serious impediment to the passage of
fish.
JACKSONVILLE NOTES.
Mrs. Charles Nickel! and Misses
Hess and May Nickell spent Friday
with relatives living in Jacksonville.
Miss Marian White came over from
Medford Friday evening to spend the
week's end with Mrs. Mary Peter.
Miles Cant rail of Ruch, John Per
noll of Applegate, nnd Thomas Can
wore among those who enme in Friday
lo be present at tho f, O. O, F. social.
Miles Ovorholt, editor of tho Jack
sonville Post, will tenvo for Portland
Hnnrtny, having disposed of his paper
1 o pa rt ies from A I ha ny.
Mrs. Mamie Trine. h (nee Donegan),
who has been spending the past month
with her parents, left for Htockton the
lirst of the week, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. Chan. Campbell.
K. C, Smith of Medford spent the
day in town Wednesday.
M, M. Taylor and W. It. Coleman
went, over to Medford Thursday eve
ning to attend the initiation of the I.
O. O. F. encampment.
Horace and James Pclton, two pros
perous farmers from Ham's Valley, nre
in town this week, having hiitones in
the circuit court.
PHACTS FROM PHOENIX.
Mrs. W. It. Coleman returned to her
home iu Jacksonville Friday after
I spending several days here visiting old
friends and acquaintances,
j Mrs. Abi. Foudry returned Sunday
; from an citended visit In Culifornia,
She was gone over four months mid
savs she had a fino trip.
J M isn M ionic Robinson came down
! from Wagner Creek Thursday ereniiiR
to ride old Hilly through the mysteries
of the Women of Woodcruft. That's n
long way to come to ride a goat,
Mrs K. Glbbs and mother were shop
xrs in Medford Friday.
Itertie Stancliffft has accepted a po
Njiinn in the Medford Pharmacy,
j M. C. Anderson visited the county
seat Mondav to par his tmcs.
1 L. F. Sims nnd wlfo left Wednesday
for Hhattuck, Okhi., their old borne.
THE WEATHER.
light frost; smith to oust winds.
SIiuwith tumult ami Suiwliiy;
No. 8.
Two Killed and Several
Injured at Meeting of
Unemployed-i Did It
Because a Cop Beat Me
Up" Exclaims Assassin.
NKW YORK, Hn roll 28, Two men
were killed and a number of persons
injured this afternoon when what had
been a fairly peaceable meeting of the
unemployed, developed into an anar
chistic demonstration, and a bomb was
thrown aud exploded. A crowd, num
bering probably 10,000, had gathered
in Cuiou square to take part in tho
meeting, Many women wero in tho
gathering, and several speakers of lo
cal prominence had beeu announced to
mako addresses, A forco of 1.10 police
men, most of t hem mounted, were on
duty.
As tho lug crowd assembled, it, wits
not iced that there wero numerous red
flags, and that a number of persons
woro red hats. At soiuo Higns of dis
order the police started to disperse
those who were responsible. Little or
no resistance was offered, and tho
square almost cleared of the throng,
when one man engaged iu tho demon
stration rushed swiftly into the square
and threw a bomb, which landed near
Union Square fountain, aud in tho roar
of which a squad of police were sta
tioned, . ,
There was a cloud of smoke, a loud
report and a number of persons wero
seen to fall. Tho policy reported two
killed and a number injured. Tho
crowd, including many sightseers, were
panic-stricken.
I. Silverstein, .'10 years old, nccused
by the. police of having thrown the
bomb, is himself fatally injured. Tho
other dead man is Krwin ltasskv. Manv
arrests followed.
Silverstein was nlivo when , taken to
the hospital, but was literally torn to
pieces and it is improbablo that; ho will
survivo. He declared: "I did it no
mine a cop beat me up."
CONGRESSMAN SHOOTS NEORO
IN STREETCAR QUARREL
WASHINGTON, March 2K. Louis
Lundy, a negro, who was shot by Rep
resentative Haflin of Alabama last
night following an altercat ion on a
street car, will recover, Thomas Me-
Creory of New York, who WAS accident
ally shot by lleflin, was only slightly
injured.
lleflin, who appeared on the ground
floor of the house, was a triflo pale. Ho
was surrounded by a number of col
leagues ami later retired to tho cloak
room.
RIOTOUS SCENES OVER
STOCK SALES IN NEW YORK
NKW VORIC, March 28. Scenes al
most approaching riot were onacted to-
lay on the Mr"id street curl) when the
widely advertised mining stock was of
fered for sale for tho first time. Over
500 brokers and messengers who had
booked orders for this stock, were so
eager to execute their commissions thai -
t hey fought wildly to reach men who
hail tho stock for sale. Hen uud hoy .
were knocked down and trampled upon
and tho sound of tho conflict brought
hundreds of spectators to tho scene,
ind it was noon before quiet was re
stored. EVANS LEAVES FLEET TO
TAKE TREATMENT AT SPRINGS
WASHINGTON, March "8. Admiral
Fvitus. commanding the Atlantic fleet,
is on his way from Magdalena Hay to
Han Francisco, on board tho Connecti
cut. Ho will go to San Luis Obispo by
rail to take treatment at the springs.
The Connecticut, will return to Magda
lena at once. This information has beeu
reec i veil by t he na vy depa rt meat by
wireless today. Kvans will assume
command of the fleet when it reaches
Santiago,
ALDRICH BILL FAILS TO
REACH HOUSE AS EXPECTED
WASHINGTON, March 28. Tho
Aldrich bill failed to reach the house
today as expected, owing to tho fact
that the senate was not in session, and
a rdiug to the rules, tho bill cannot
reach tho house until Wednesday, when
the senate will again convene.
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It makes better brend.
It makes whiter bread."
The upper crust,
i:i OI nut end St Hibbard.
Lloyd nnd Louie Colver urn busy get
ting their orchard under cultivation. lVi
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