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VOL XXXVI. Tho Const Mall.
Many Small Craft Reported
"wrecked by, Storm Near
Hamburg Last Night.
i nss OF LIFE IS
L HARDTO ESTIMATE
Twelve Known Dead and List
of Fatalities May Reach
Fifty Soon.
C, jluoclttl I'rrn to Coon llr Timet.)
HAMDUIIO, Gcrtunny, March 18.
Klchty ships, miilnly hiiiiiII craft,
,ere tank off this port early today
In a southowestorly liurrlcniio.
TwcKo deaths nrc reported nnd It Is
St Hint tllc ,lonlh ,l8t "my
rtacb fifty.
I'ltOM iun.ii FAMILIES.
Klnir t.'emgc ll'"l 't"l'l Greece tm'
V, y,,nr Noted Kelntlw'N.
Df Awltlel ''"" " L" "" TlmM'l
ATHKNS. Greece. March 18.
King Ocorso wiih In his CStli yenr
and had ruled 50 years. Ho wns
i brother of Queen Mother Alexan
dra of England nt U)" "f ,no ,nl
King of Denmark A prevlouH at
tempt to itBBiiHslnate hliu In 18U8
vts frustrated. Crown Prince Con
ittntlne, who Ims lieen In netlvo
command of the troops during hos
tilities In Turkey, will succeed to
the throne,
Large Number Wanted in Chi
cago in Connection with
Insurance Swindles.
Br Aueclatrt rrfu la Coo DtJ Timet.)
CHICAGO, Mnrch 18. Tho ro
nwkablo extent of nrson frauds by
muni of which the liiHurnnco compa
nies havn lifpn Hivlnillrul nut nf mil.
lloni of dollars was disclosed today
then Judgo Wudo in municipal
court Issued seventy wnrrnntB for
peraoni Implicated by ovldenco In tho
audi of assistant Stnto's Attornoy
Johnson.
One hundred nnd fourteen war
rants for thirty-two alleged mem
Mrs of the arson ring wore Issued
ly Judge Wado In municipal court
at th elnstnnco of assistant
iej Attorney Johnston. Twonty
' of tho men nnmed In the wnr
nata e business men, some of thorn
wealthy. Their names woro not
Bide public pending tho sorvico of
warrants. When tho nrrcsts nro
Wt on today's wnrrnnta tho to
1,1 jnuber of persons taken into
?i..7.aj v.m "BBrognto forty-four,
,.' . to have been complicated In
'"v fires from which tolls of $800,-
j!w rV.,lected ln Insurance
talon declared that a largo num
ber warrants growing out of smnl
uiProbab,y would b '""wed
fa Z1? a,lcKCd Gu,lt In connec
" Hh the Important fires.
Only 315 Up to 3:30 This Afternoon-Late
Voting May
Be More Brisk.
5PJ,vi'! 3:? thls a'tornoon
lt SDetiai :, .. """ Veen cast at
M5p,lM t0 ass " "to
r Li!? flc and Terminal rall
BaJ Sft"' al on tho Coos
lSr,I!? Th,B forenon.
,h K m "m.18 ox,,octe(1 that
,tftttK ,?iW,U.b0 ,leavy- but
!Wratlveh i. Lvote ca8t win be
krf "el "eht. Ollitn num.
The hi . ,u vimg.
lr 8l.b.allot8 will be comnaratlvo-
' v nomon n ..-
,V1!1 be known ,d and the reslts
tonight. ftn b" or 10 o'clock
rt'ffift !'. nv Cathcnrt and
Vwn and vL iro tno Jlldses of
"trkg. and - T. Merchant, tho
i.!.1 aa ,
tr Cvi?." Would carr'- Man-
W .Ji,g?n ot tho band said
th th t.?.nd somo Pron,1"
,g"dtarrv7 ,a""y proposition
rfy by even n larger vote.
tffS01'08 and ""nses
f '. beo ad. nfliTA 9.
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illlfflTLOST DURING
HURRIGANE ON GERMAN COAST
'B FRAUO
NET FOR 70
IHI VOTE IS
CAST TODAY
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 18,
TUG ROBARTS
LOSES BARGE
Wrecked with Load of Coal
from Coos Bay on North
Spit of Siuslaw.
(Special to Tho Times)
FLORENCE, Ore., March 18.
The tug UobnrtB, while crossing
In over tho Sluslaw bar, wns carried
onto tho North Spit by n strong wind.
They cut tho hawser and tho tug
got out safely but tho barge was
carried on the beach. With favor
able wenthor tho barge can be taken
off without much loss.
Tho Kobarts wiih bringing u barge
loaded with three hundred tons of
conl for Johnson nnd Anderson, tho
Siuslnw Jetty contiiietors from Coos
Hay.
THE RAINBOW
Capt. Edwards' Launch Sunk
on North Coos River by
Accident Yesterday.
Tho launch Rainbow struck u
snag nenr Ox Head on North Cook
Itiver yesterday and punched a big
holo In the bottom, flooding the
engine room and lower portion of
tho boat. Tho damngo, although
considerable, will probably not lay
tho vessol mi lone as Capt. Edwards
i hopes to float her on tho high ttdo
today and then bench her near Al-
. legany where lepaliH can bu made.
Capt. Ott states that tho snng
vas struck a llttlo way bolow Ox
Head but that the boat did not bo-
gin to take water until sho struck
on the mud a llttlo further up
stream. Capt. Herman Edwards
was nt the wheel.
Mrs. Stemmerman, O. C. Smith
and two or throo others wero on
bonrd but they got off In nmmi
bonts. Thero wns no dnnger as tho
water was comparatively shallow.
Marshfield Woman Makes
Sensational Charges
Against Husband.
Deputy Sheriff Clyde Gago wns
hore from Coqulllo todny to servo
notices In a dlvorco suit of Clara n.
Wheler vs. AV. H. Wheelor. Mrs.
Wheeler Is suing for a decreo on tho
grounds of cruel and Inhuman treat
ment and asks for one-third of her
husbnnd's property. II. G. Hoy Is
her attorney.
In her petition for divorce, Mrs.
Wheeler makes several sensational
charges against the well known resi
dent of Marshfield. Sho says thoy
were married In Portland, December
4, 1910. She was then a widow, well
advanced in years and delicate.
Since their marirago, sho says in
her petition, that Mr. Wheeler has
caused her much misery nnd mental
anguish by relating obsceno stories,
tales of his immoral life beforo he
married her, of how ho beat animals,
how he beat his son and children,
how ho perjured himself and sent
an enomy to tho ponltentlnry for five
years, flaunted his vices boforo her
and heaped other indignities upon
her. . , ...
Finally, ho threatened her life,
threatened he would commit suicide
and oven accused her of trying to
poison him.
The Wheelers reside on Commer
cial avenuo west and are now living
apart. Both aro quite advanced In
years. Mr. Wheeler owns three resi
dence lots where he lives, C4 acres
of tide islands in Coob Bay nnd other
property and Mrs. Wheeler wants nn
undivided third itnerest nnd also an
allowance for her support.
She savB that Mr Hampton and
Mrs. Lf M. Kessler have heard Mr.
Wheeler's attacks on her.
WEDGEWOOl) Stoves and Ranges
MA
MRS. WHEELER
ASKS DIVORCE
-Fully Guaranteed. See ad, page &
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Geo. B. Cox and Other Offi
cers of Defunct Trust Com
pany Held for Misapplica
tion of Funds.
Illr AttoelaleJ Pith to Coot lltr Timet.)
CINCINNATI, March 18. George
II. Cox, former president of tho de
funct Cincinnati Trust Company, two
former olflccrs of tho company and
eight members of the bonrd of di
rectors were nnmed In sonletl In
dictments, returned by tho grand
ury yesterday. Tho envelopes con
AFTER 8 YEARS
Aberdeen Dispatch Tells of Re
marriage of B. F. Willey
of Marshfield.
The following dispatch from Ab
erdeen, Wash., printed In a Port
land paper will bo or Interest on
Coos Hay:
"Tho remarriage of II. K. Wil
ley of Marwhflold, Or., nnd Mrs. II.
C. Wllloy of Aberdeen, which took
placo at Marshfield this week, Is
the romantic ending of n divorce
suit which occupied tho attention
of the courts about eight years ago.
"After the divorce Mrs. Willey
nnd her three young sons remained
hero, while Mr. "Willey took up his
iCHiucuco 111 Oregon, it was at the
funeral of Mr. Wllloy's mother In
this city some months ago that a
reconciliation took place.
"Since that time arrnngoments
for tho reunion of tho family havo
been continued and on Tuesday hut
Mrs. Wllloy after settling up her
affairs hero, went to Mnrshflold
with her throo young sons.
"Until two weeks ngo she bad
filled tho position of clerk at tho
geuornl delivery window at tho post
ofllco. Mrs. Wllloy Is well known
an a woman of scholarly nnd ar
tistic tastes.
"Her pictures havo won premiums
nt nil exhibitions at which rhcy
havo been exhibited.'
Mexican Federal Army Starts
Troops to Subdue Insur-
rectors Near Border.
I WOMAN LEADS ItKIIEI.S. I
(By Asosclated Press.)
LAREDO, Tex., March IS.
All trace of tho Carranznstas
who dashed into Neuvo La
redo with a woman lendor wai
lost today. Tho federals ex
pect 500 reinforcements to
dny.
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Dr Awoclttel I'rfii to Cooa Dtr Timet.
MONTEREY, Mexico, March IS.
General Trucy Aubort today sent
Oftn rvnvnrnmnnt trnmiH nnil nrtll-
lcry to assist in tho protection of
Neuvo Laredo, on tne unueu ainieB
frontier, against an attack ot the
Cnrrnnzn rebels. Another column
of governmotn troops has heou sent
from Monterey to capture eiguiy
rnhnln u'lin linvn tfllfpn nOHSPKsloil
of San Nicholas Hidalgo, about flvo
miles nway.
KEnELS LOSE AGAIN.
.Mexican Federals Defeat Insurgents
in Neuvo Leon.
(Dr AxaeUted Fmi la Coot Vtj Timet.)
MnVTOTlHY. Mxlen. Mnrch 18.
A column of 400 fedornls com
manded by- Aubort defeated 500
followers or uarranza ai roriero in
thn Rtntn nt NTniivn Leon vesterdnv.
The robols retreated towards the
north, followed by the rodorais,
who occupied Vlllaldama later.
a rrnim nf rebels hns taken pos
session of Icamolo in the northwest
part of the state of Neuvo Leon.
HE KISSED Til KM AIjL
BUT LANDED IN JAfL
SAN FRANCISCO, March 18.
Just how many San Francisco girls
Fred Wallace, a young law studont,
now In tho tolls, hugged nnd kissed
without their permission, is being
determined by tho police hero. Miss
Lydla White and her sister, Mrs.
Mona' Lee, who caused Wallace's
arrest, testified that ho stopped
ilmm nn Hid fltrnet and bolned him-
se)f to several large, noisy "smacks."
The case was continued 10 numm
other girls to give evtaence regain
ing Wallace's oscuiatory prowesa
L
EW
TO CAMPAIGN
AGAINST REBELS
1913. EVENING EDITION
T
taining tho Indictments were opened
by Common Pleas Judge Cosgrovo
today.
One of the nine counts In the
charges Is "Misapplication of $115,
000 of the hank's money through al
leged illegal lonns to tho Ford nnd
JohiiBon chair company, now' ln tho
hands of receivers." Another count
charges Cox nnd others with hnving
converted to their own use a prom
issory note of tho Cincinnati Trust
Company for $352,000. It Is charged
that tho men who were llnblo for the
noto cancelled It and entered it as
paid in the company s books when
It lind not been paid
HOT SPEECH BY
Carolina Senator Charges a
Democratic Deal Beat Him
Out of Chairmanship.
tllr AMo'latr I I'rrrt to Coot flay Tlnira.)
WASHINGTON, March 18. Sen
ator Hen Tillman's unusunl speech In
the Dcmocrcntlc caucus last Friday,
when he failed of election as chair
man of tho appropriation committee,
beenmo public today when It was
printed In full under tho authority of
tho senate. Tho references to Sen
ntor Mnrtlu's activities leading up to
his selection for tho appropriation's
chairmanship, havo nrouscd n gencr
al discussion In congressional circles.
Senator Tillman declared 'that ho
was unablo to understand why Mar
tin should have withdrawn from the
contest for party leader nnd should
then havo been given tho most Im
portant chnlrmunshlp In tho somite.
"I would hnto to boltove thnt thero
had been nny understanding or any
promises or pledges mnde," ho mild.
"As I havo no proof, I must per
forco lenvo my accusations unsaid.
Hut I cannot help tho suspicion thnt
there must havo been a deal of some
kind, or Senator Martin would not
havo rot tired without a showdown."
Tlllmnn said that lie given up his
plan to dellvor n vitriolic speech be
cause ho wanted to promote party
harmony.
President and Cabinet Discuss
Attitude of United States
Towards Deal.
Ily Auoclated I'rett lo Coot lUjr Timet )
WARIllVriTnV. Mnrph 18 Pres-
Idont Wilson and his cabinet work
ed two hours todny over a statement
doflulng tho nttltudo ot tho United
States toward the Chlneso, so-called
stx-powor loan. It was to have
been mnda public this afternoon but
It was announced tnot it prouumy
would not be given 0,1. i i 11 today
or tomorrow.
END ILLINOIS FIGHT.
Secretary lli-yan Believed to Be
Kent 'Jlicro ror Timi I'lirixisc.
tnr AuocUte4 I'reu lo Coot Ptjr Timet.
SPRIN'P.PIELD. 111.. March 18.
Secretary of State Bryan, who It is
believed carries tno auinortiy or
tho Wilson administration to settle
the Democratic fight over the Illi
nois senatorshlp, declined todny to
discuss the matter boforo tho reg
ular ballot was taken.
Tho eleventh Joint ballot for the
Inn i' tnriu Konatnr resulted III 110
choice dcsplto Bryan's presence.
Bryan said that no nau no --secret
message" from tho president an ant
Ihn Tllinnln flltuntion. He told tllO
Joint session of the legislature thn
ho came as a private citizen.
DEMOCRATS GET IIUSV.
Tnko Choice Rooms in Congress
Away From Republicans.
tnr Attoclited I'rett to Coot U17 Timet.
WASHINGTON, March 18 Demo
cratic sonators begau today to seize
upon tho choico offices and committee
rooms that havo been occupied by
Republicans for years. Tho work of
moving will be pushed In order that
the now occupants may bo comfort
ably settled by the time the extra
session convenes, April 7th. Virtual
ly every Democratic Benator will
move.
BRIAN!) IS BEATEN.
French Premier Refused Vote of
Confidence) by Senate.
Dr AisocUted V rtet to Coot lur Timet
PAniS. Mnrch 18. The French
government under tho premiership
of Arlstldo Brland, was defeated to
day ln a vote of confidence during
a debate in tho sonate.
Brland and all the mombers of
M
WILSON WORKS
ON CHINA LOAN
SIX PAGES.
A. Consolidation
nd Coos
KING GEORGE OF GREECE SLAIN
WHILE LEADING ARMY AT SALONKi
E
No Particulars of Assassina
tion of King George Has
Reached London Yet.
f Ilr Amoi MtiM I'itm lo foo lt)f TlniM J
LONDON. Mnrch 18. Tho nows
of the asBasslnntlon of King Gcorgo
of Greece came from a coi respond
ent" of a Greek seml-olllclal news
agency nt Siilouikl. It wns filed at
Saloulk! nt 0:35 p. in. It Is be
lieved that censorship Is preventing
the dispatch of tho details.- Until
tho Greek embassy nnd Hrltlsh for
eign ofllco are without olllclal news
of tho assassination. Crown Prince
Constantino Ib still nt Junta Ti
the Greek army. Queen Mother Al
exandra had not received tho news
nt n lato hour.
E CAVE-IN
Large Number of Kentucky
Coal Miners Imprisoned
by Accident Today.
NOT IN KANGKIt.
(By Associated Press.
HENDERSON, Ky., March
18. Mino nlllclalH deny thnt
i 130 men were entombed by n
t cave-In nenr hero, ns wiih ro-
ported this morning.
Ilr AiiotUtM 1'rui lo Coot llr Timet )
HENDERSON. Ky., Mnrch 18.
Ono hundred nnd thirty minors wore
Imprisoned today In a coal mlno of
tho Pittsburg Coal Co. at Bnsketts,
nenr hero, bocauso of n cavo-ln thnt
clogged tho mouth of tho shnft. It
Is believed that thero aro no fatal
ities and that the minors will soon
ho released.
Rev. Clarkson of Chicago Says
He Will Not Take Back
Woman Who Quit.
(Dr Auocltted Prett to Coot fltr Timet.)
CHICAGO, March 18. Rov. Nes
tor K. Clarkson, of tho Whlto Cross
Midnight Mission, declnrcd last night
that thoro will bo no reconciliation
botweon himself and his wifo, who
loft her homo nnd children for Owon
D. Conn, tho $100,000 burglar, now
undor arrest In San Francisco, Mrs.
Clarkson, who is in retirement at
tho homo of friends, said that sho
bolloved her husband would make
overtures for a reconciliation.
WOLGAST-MUHPHY GO.
Manager Says Ad Will Quit If Ho
looses Fight Next Week.
Ujr AuocUte4 i'rett to Loot lltr Timet.)
SAN FRANCISCO, March 18. If
Ad Wolgast, former light weight
weight champion, loses his light
with Tommy Murphy, next weok, ho
will quit tho ring for good, accord
ing to his manager.
DANNY O'BRIEN FIGHTS
DRAW WITH CAMPBELL.
SRATTI.R. Mitreli 17. Tho return
engagomont between Danny O'Brien
of Portland and Ray Campbell of
San Francisco resulted In four
slashing rounds to a draw at tho
Dreamland pavilion Friday night.
Campbell had but one day to got In
condition for tho match, having
been substituted at the last mlnuto
for Ernlo Barlou, who Injured his
arm and was unablo to box.
MEDFOHD BOY ALTERNATE.
WASHINGTON, March 15. Sen
ator Chamberlain has nominated
Stanley Martyn Halght of Modford
as an alternate for Annapolis.
WEDGEWOOl) Stoves and Ranges
130
MN
HUBBY DROPS
ERBING WIFE
of Times, Const Mnll n any
liny Advertiser. NU t,wl
Mysteriously Assassinated To
day in Headquarters Near
Turkish City.
NO PARTICULARS ARE
GIVEN IN DISPATCHES
Had Been in Field Since Last
Fall in Campaign Against
Turkish Army.
tnr Amoi lain) r-rfit lo Cool nr Timet.
SAI.ONIKI. March 18. KltiK
George of Greece wns nssasBluatud
here this afternoon.
King George who had taken por
sonnl commnud of his troops dur
ing tho early period of tliu war lint!
been hero since December when tho
Turkish fortrogs wns occupied by
the Greeks nfter n short slogo. Tho
Queen of Greece also how hoctc
heie mid has paid great attentloit
to the enre of the sick and wound
ed. King George ln December had
a meeting hero with King Ferdin
and of Hulgarla, to discuss the fata
of tho captured Turkish toriltory
after tho war.
Unionist Member of Parlia
ment Scores Treatment
of Suffragettes.
Ill; AnotUted I'reti lo Coot lltr Tlmat.r
LONDON. March 18. Tho motri-
od of tho government lu dealing;
with the militant stirfrngettes woro
discussed in hentcd fashion today
in tho House of Commons. Ono ot
tho Unionists mombers, Harold
Smith, declared that piiBslvo subinlB
slon or the authorities to tho "hun
ger strikes" and subterfuges hat!
brought ridicule to tho administra
tion of tho law.
"The country faces mob rulo," ho
urged, "and emergency monsuroa
are necessary. The Homo Secre
tary hits reduced tho administration
of law to a farce."
"It Is n disgrace to a civilized
country," ho ndded, "that womoti
nro allowed to nponly boast that
they aro criminally conspiring to
break tho law and that nothing can
deprive thoin of tholr liberty."
Smith turned cu tho Homo Secre
tary and dramatically demanded
that ho resign from tho cnblnot.
"You nro n liopoless failure, sir,"
ho shouted.
New York Board of Health to
Tell Developments of the
Friedmann Treatment
Dr AitocltteJ Prett to Coot IUr Timet.)
NEW YORK, Mnrch 18. Tho
progress of 20 persons who receiv
ed tho Friedman ntreatment for
ttiborculosls In Bellevue hospital
yesterday will be told to tho pub
lic by a dally sorlcs of bullotlnH
from the offices of tho Bonrd oF
Health. Tho first three bulletin
will not bo Issued, however, foir
a week, as no chnngo in tho con
dition of nny of tho sufforers Is ox
pected within that time.
r
THE WHEAT MARKET,
I
Dr Auocltted rrett to Coot IUr Timet.)
CHICAGO, March 18. On tho
Board of Trado today wheut tran
sactions gavo tho following closing
figures: MAY WHEAT 88 3-4(0 88 7-8;
JULY WHEAT, 88; SEPTEMBER
WHEAT, 88 3-8.
(Dr AuocltteJ Prett to Coot I)r Timet )
PORTLAND, March 18. Wheat
murket hero today showed tho fol
lowing quotations:
CLUN 85 8C.
I1LUESTEM, 80 87.
FORTY-FOLD 80 87.
RED 84.
VALLEY 8C 87.
(Dr AuocltteJ Prett to Coot Utr Timet
TACOMA, March 18. Wheat
quotations woro unchanged today,
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