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According to nn nfllclnl telegram, 250 revolutionism f were pitted against 00 federals In yesterday's battle nt Agua p Prlctn, tlio ongnBoniont InBtliiB 4 two hours. Twolvo roliels woro killed mid 1C wounded. Tlio fed- crals loss wbb soven killed nnd seven wounded. i battle is renewed. (Uy Assoclntad Press.) AOl'A PRIETA, Mexico, April 14.- Tlio lmttlo wnB renewed west of Agun Prletn nt 1:45 tills afternoon. A fedornl detach- ment engaged tlio rebel garrison nt Agun Prlctn. Tlio fmloralH are using machine guim. . (By AtsoMnted Press to Coos Bny TlmcB.) I WASHINGTON, D. C; April 14. With the custoniB house nt Agun Prlctn In tlio lumdB of the revolution ists nnd Juarez norloiiBly threatened, a new situation In presented to tlio State Department Involving tlio dell rate question relating to tlio recogni tion of the Mexican revolutionists, j N'o word of tlio bnttlo of ABim Prle-1 ta has yet reached tlio State Depart ment. Oillclnls, howover, nre deeply Interested In tlio press rcporta show ing the rebels to bo In control of tlio Custom Houbo but In tlio nbsenco of official ronflrmntlon, they declined to comment upon tho course the United States will take In dealing with tlio nev pimso of the sltuntlon. I Three thoiiBnnd revolutionists out numbering tho federal defenders four BsaVerS SllUt TIlGni lo one nre within four hours mnrch .of Juarez. according to a tolegram re reived nt tho State Dopnrtmont to ilav from Amerlcnn Cousul EdwnrJs t Jun'ez. The rebels nre In conrol of tho railroads nnd telegraph line. The authorities nt Juarez nro- pre paring for nn attack nnd many Mexi cans are Bonding their families to tho American sldo of tho lino. AW: KILLED IN DOUGLAS. (By Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.) WASHINGTON'. D. O.. Anrll 14. Teh Mexican government, according to the view of the state denartment w"l be held nccoiintnblo for tho loss f life nnd Injury to Amerlcnns nt Douglas. Ariz.. flnrl.iP- fhn flhMnt tween federals and Insurrectos at At one o'clock clouds of dust ABim preta yestor(iny ninrked tho approach of two federal U Is likely, however, that in somo' armies coming from tho west. These wet Mexico will have to counter ' were about four miles apart and com t'alms for eontrlbutary negllconre Ing from Xaco, about nine miles from on lb t nf ,n1l)ml AmPrl(.Rn8 aa here. Five hundred rebels under 'tis claimed tho Americans took their .Juan Cabrnl swung In behind the fed n1 ln Rueh oioe nrovmtv to t'-o erals in an effort "to get them between "Khtlng n8 to place their lives inMeo- them nnd tho 300 rebels ln Agua "arriv On tho other hnnd somo Piletn. unded received their hurts whllo . Crowds began to flock to tho Am ln Pursuit of their usual huslness in orlcan custom house to witness what ,he streets and buildings of Douglas, promised to be a battle of five times To men r vium nnd several the magnitude of that of yesterday; BOVl re wounded in Douglas. BEE BATTLE TODAY. Ata-rirans T IhrJps Wntcli' Troops Go Into Action. ' ' Associated Prei to Coor Bay k Ttmcw I , A0UA PWBTA, Mexico, 'April U. j us w AT Sheriff Gage Serves Subpoenas On Men Who Are to Deal Out Justice.' Sheriff V. V. Oiikp Is now serving BitbpopiiriM for the Jurors called for the romluB term of circuit court which will be convened by Judge John S. Coke next week. A number of Ciidh Day men are on the list. The full iIhI for tlio term Is ns follows: Phil Pearson, Handnn. 0. A. Henry, Hiiiulon. Tom Luwhoruo, McKlnloy. T. M. Hormnn, Myrtle Point. It. H. Plnkcrton, Xorth Ilend. .1. X. Itoborts, Myrtle Point. I). X. Rezln, Xorth Ucnd. 1. T. Weekly, Gravel Ford. . W. F. Squire. MnrBhfleld. Geo. Good ruin, Mnrshlleld. W. II, CnvnnnBh, Marshflold. W. St'nrblrd, Xorth Hend. A. K. Itutlys. Falrvlow. " Geo. McAdnniB, Coqulllc. Win. Grow, Coqulllc. F. II. Shotter, Xorth Bend. W. II. Kennedy, Mnrshlleld. CIiiih. Kckhoff, Xorth Ilend. A. 1.. Uuell, Myrtle Point. Geo. Pike. Coqullle. A. II. Ilodgliis, MnrBhfleld. -W. F. HoilHon. Coos Itlver. A. M. Uoss, Marshflold. J. H. It. Shelton, Coqullle. Fred. Xosler, Bridge. C. D. Garoutto, Bandou. K. II. Kern, Coqulllo. K. 11. Ilnnseu, Grnvel Ford. .1. A. Collier, Jr., Coqullle. E. S. Barzoo, Xorth Hend. II. A. Del.otiBi Bandon. OALKAND LOST TO Out Home Grounds Yesterday Coast League Scores (By Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.) j POKTLAND, Ore., April 14. Port land broko Its losing streak yester day by defeating Oakland at Oak land by a score of two to nothing. (The games yesterday resulted ns fol lows: 'A't'Oaklnnd , R Portland 2 II 71 3 i Oakland At Vernon R San Francisco H Vornon 3 At Sacramento H Lob Angoles r Sacramento M 17 H 9 14 Americans lined tho house tops with glasses watching tho advance of the two armies. Troop I of the first cavalry staj; tloned at San 'Bernardino haa arrive ed to Btrengthcn-Amerlcan troops. AH ambulances were ordered out. in v,cinoca nlnsfia.ln JlOHglas are closed " " r COQUILLE PORTLANOjWIME RIOTING FORMER 60V. BENSON DIED TOMY.IIIE KILLED IN Secretary of State of Oregon Passes Away at Redlands California, After Long Ill ness. (By Associated ProBB to tlio Coos Buy Times.) REDLAND. Cnl., April 14 Frnuk W. Benson, former nctliiB govcrnqn nnd nt present secretary of the Stnte of Oregon, died In this city today Denman Thompson, Who Made "The Old Homestead", ' Famous, Succumbs. (By Associated Press to Coos Bny Times.) WEST SWANS5V, X. II., April M. One of tho oldest nnd best known actors on the Amerlcnn Btngo, Don- man Thompson, tho mnn who mndo "Old Homestead" famoiiB, died at his country estate hero today. lie w.is 111 for a mouth. , GEO. S. TERRY DEAD. (By Abtiocluted Press to Coos Bay Tliuss.) WASHINGTON, D. C, April II. George S. Terry, assistant treasurer of the United States nt New York; died today at Aiken, S. C. NOTED AltTIHT DEAD. William Keith PasseH Away nt Ber keley, Cnl. (By Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.) BERKELEY, Cnl., April 13. William Keith, nn artist of Interna tional reputation, died horo today of a complication of ills. Ho wns born In Scotland In 1S39 nnd came to Cali fornia In 1S59. E! Large Amount of Property and Champagne Destroyed In France. (By Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.) RIIEIMS, Franco, April 13. Each day tho rioting in tho wine districts grows moro serious. Pillage and des truction of property Is going on at nn nlarmlng extent throughout tho disturbed nren, the Bky being dark- j ened by the smoke of tho smouldor Ing ruins of burned and sacked wine properties. Millions of bottles of champagne hnve been destroyed. . Troops estimated at twelve thou sand are concentrated In the Depart ment of Mnrne which region resem-! bles n great armed camp. Tho sol-' dlors are being openly dolled an'd on soveral occasions were compelled to charge with drawn sabres beforo tho rioters dispersed, "ALONG THE WATERFRONT" Is where HALVICS'sells FEED and KLOUIt. DANCING CLASSES NOW FORMING What culture la to the mind, grace is to the body. Tho true teacher trains the body as well as tho mind. Prof. HEPBURN extends a most cor dial invitation to everybody to call and see his work, and will give you .oneFREE lesson next Tuesday eve ning. After that no spectators will be admitted except chaperons. For further information call at once, at I. O. O. F. Hall. IIOUKS 2 to DAILY, or rilONE 43-L. NOTED ACTOR PASSES SWAT on: h urn mm ununu iiuiiu I nfter nn Illness of several months. He enmo hero from the north following t a Kcncrnl breakdown In health. His wife wns with him nt the time or his death. Mr. Benson was n resident of Ro soburs for many years prior to be coming sccrctnry of state. A son, Clifford Ueimoni resides nt Gardiner, Oregon. Dentlt wns due to Brlght's disease. 'Tlio body will be taken north ne:tt Sunday for Interment nt ltoseburg, Oregon. TO DISGRACE Jacob Clute Three Times Mayor of Schenectady Com mits Suicide. (By Assoclntod Press to Coos Bny Tlmes.) SCHENECTADY, X. Y., April 12. T-Jncob W. Clute, three times Mayor of Schenectady, killed himself with a pistol shot In tho bathroom of his hoiim whllo tho Sheriff was wnltlng nt the door with n copy of nn execu tion for him growing out alleged lr regulnrltlus In handling an eitnte. MAKE BIG HAUL. (By Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.) CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, April 13. Bandits not connected with Insurrec tos began to operate- near this city todny. The gnng hold up n train of the Chihuahua Mining company and took $81,000 In gold. KENYON IS ELECTED. (By Associated Press to Coos Bay ' Times.) DEB MOINES, In., April 13. Judgo William Kenyon, n republican, wns elected United States senator to succoed tho lato J. P. Dolllver on tho GTth ballot. LURE OF GOLD IS Senators Owen and Taylor Score Corporate Control of Government. 'By Associated Press to Coos Bav Times.) ' WASHINGTON. D. C, April 14. Charges that corporate bodies today control not only tho legislatures but the courts of the United States and that law in theso Instances' no longer moans justice, Senator Owen of Okla homa, last night speaking at tho Thursday Dinner of tho Scottish Rlto Masons District of Columbia, assail ed tho "Lure of Gold." Senator Taylor of Tennesseo was also a speaker who assorted that pjonoy madness has brought Ameri cans to a state where "If they wont to heaven they would dig up tho gold en streets of tho new Jerusalem and levy duty on the harps of the Angels to protect American Industries." Sonator Owen said It Is Impossible for tho government to control trusts when trusts already control the gov ernment. Tho return of power to the people, he asserted, was the only remedy for conditions that prevail today. CIIAMUKTt OF COMMERCE. All members of tho Marshfleld Chamber of Commerce are requested to be ip attendance at a meeting to be held Friday evening, Apfll 14, at o'clock. Several1 Important mat ters, including the census, are to be taken up. V.IOLET HENDERSON, Sec. .41!. w 1 . PREFERS REELECT RAAB BEND North Bend School Board Chooses Him For Super intendent Again. In compliance with tho expression of tho patrons of the North Bend schools nt the special election hold recently, tho Xorth Bend school board hnB re-electud Superintendent A. G. Hnub to hend tho schools for another year. Many of the other tenohors were reolectod. Tho contract for furnishing wood for fuel for the ensuing yar wns awarded to A. L. Itcdfleld, nearly 200 cords of wood nt nn nverngo price of nbout $3.2r per cord being contracted for. The following teachers woro elect ed for tho ensuing yenr nt the snln- rlcs nnmod: Supt. A. G. Itnnb. salary $1,500.00 Principal. J. F. Grttbbi 120.00 Science, A. B. Ilenumnnt 100.00 Language, II. Josephine Grlllln 70.00 Special, Flnrenco O. Chapman 57. 50 1st II., F. Bernlce Hlckey ....00.00 1st A., Matilda K. Sleep (15.00 Second, Penrle E. Heath ....05.00 Third, R. Lilly Butler 57.50 Fourth, Bosslo G. Immol 57.50 Fifth, J. Bordlnnh Hlckey. ,. .57.50 Sixth, Grnce Williams C5.00 Soventh, Winifred F. Hood. .. .57.50 Eighth, UlysBn C. Woodbury. . .70.00 Miss Josophlno A. Morso nnd Mini Idn B. Mltcholl declined to accept u position for another year. Application of Miss Grace Murr ns librarian wns laid over for further consideration. J. A. Krnnlch was re-employed ns Janitor of high school at $75 per month nnd Win, Xollson nt Central school nt $70. ! KNIGHTS TK.MPLAK NOTICE, j Members of Pacific Commandery Xo. 10, also visiting Sir Knights, are requested to meet nt the Hall of the Coiiitiinndery nt 10 o'clook A. M., Easter Sunday, April 10th, for the purposo of nttendlug divine service nt tho First Presbyterian church. ( GEO. F. WIXCIIESTEH, I Recorder. KASTSIDE. It Is generally conceded that there is a very bright futuro for "EAST SIDE," as it has many ndvantngea not possessed hy other city-sites; and property can bo secured thero by homoseokers and Investors wjth lim ited moans. To encourngo small Investors nnd furnish tho foundation for n savings account, wo will offer for tho next thirty days, 20 lots at $50 each, oa torms of $5.00 down nnd $2.50 por month. Don't dolay Investment, ns theso lots will mako you monoy while you nro nsleep. TITLE GUARANTEE AND AB- STRACT COMPANY. HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Managor. NOTICE. , Owing to the death of Judgo D. j J. Lowe, Wolcott's grocery will be , closed until Monday, April 17. ' C. W. WOLCOTT. The Coos Bay Homo Telephone company wish to announce that on May 1, a NEW DIRECTORY will be printed nnd all subscribers wishing any change In name or special listing to appear In samo, are requested to notify tho accounting department nt Marshfleld, on or beforo APRIL 20, XO CHANGES will be mado AFTKH THIS DATE. JOIN Prof. Hepbums' dancing NBXT TUESDAY evening at tho I. O. O, F. hall, becomo proficient in the most of KNJOYAHLK OF ARTS: DANCING. CTCLOHE IN AND NEAR ST. LOUIS Over $2,000,000 Damage to Property In That City By Severe Storm. NEARBY TOWNS ALSO SUFFER SEVERELY Four' Killed at Valles Mines, Mo., and Two Killed at Cadet, Mo. (By Associated Press to Coos Bay . Times.) I ST. LOUIS. Mo., April 14. Throo woie killed nudk property vnluod nt between $1,500,000 nnd $2,000,000 destroyed hut evening by tho nio.it destructive storm that hns visited fJL Louis since the memornblo tornado In Mhv, 18H0. Thousnnds of windows In tho woat end of residences were broken. Tho Burlington elevntor wan wrecked by the wind, a largo section bolng blown Into tho river. Tho olovator contained moro than a million biiBlt elB of grain. The damage Is estimated nt $1, 000,000. At Valles mines, Mo., a tornado killed four and Injured a Bcoro moro. At Cadet, Mo., two wore killed and fifteen Injured. At Sholbyvllle, 111,, hnllstoncs eight Inches In clrcumferonco nro re ported to hnve fnllen. Steamship Reached Here From Portland Last Night With Full List. The Breakwater arrived In about 0 o'clock last evening from Portland uftur n falrlj B" trip dow? tho coast. She wns delayed nt Portland by tho annual Inspection. Sho has n big cargo of freight nnd a cnpnolty list of passengers. It is stated hy mine of tho passengers that a number nt Portland who woro plan ning to ronin down on her woro un nblo to et pceomndntloiiB. Site will snil nt 1 o'clock Saturday for Portland. Among those nrrlvlng on ho.- woro tho following: Mrs. E. K. Jones. Mrs. Dimming, Mrs. Mndlson. J. II. Rldgowny, Mlsa Lnrson, W. Snhultz, Geo. Klolnkau, F, JohnBon, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. na ker, MIbb Baker. II. Anderson, V. Louqiilllo, Mrs. Leoton. J. nusby, .7. D. Summorlln. C. E. Short. O. II. Jellsett, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Gnrwood, C. F. MoKnlght. II. Horton. E. Hor ton. F. Hatt. S. R. Smith. W. Mlllor, P. Kolloy. D. Wood, E. Wood. Mara Wood, II. Hosnlor. F. A. Ford, Job. Maxwell, W. Ormhay. Miss Blaokon, Miss Flomntlno. It. Benson, J. O. Lee, Mra. Loo. D. Benson, B. fl. Brown, Mrs. Brown, Mm Fltzpntrlck, S. Cllne. Jno. Munson, C. Cllne. Ghas. Wlnchell. Mrs. Wlncholl, O. II. Leake. P. Klaner. Roy Hondrv. F. II. Rlebo, Jno. CoiiIoriui. Miss Coulogau, Mrs. rou'ogon, MIbh M, Coulogan, Jno. Cnutosnn. Jr., Miss Dora Coulogan, Rev. NorproH Mrs. Norcross. Otto Peteus. Y II. Logmour, Mrs. Corsaw, X. Fay. C. Doinlnck. J. Glndall, F. J. Lny'nn. M1bj Batciolor, B. Caucho, It. II. Davenport. H. S. Hammond, Mrs. Hammond. II. F. McKenzlo. Mrs. Chns Buih. W P. Van Slckler. Otto Shotter. Mre. W. F. Miller and sovoa steerage. , You Qn yer the best clothes made In AniP'loa nt the Woolen Mill Store. Hart, Sch,attner A Marx made them. MANY ARRIVE ON BREAKWATER ,t I i mL. .-l!1te-tJU&toi'kitlm tfji.1 A-A.:MiWHArfii1 , ill .Hi niiiWWin I I i ttfiX.-ifcw, .&:.. . .-