HOST FOLKS I VOU CAN FIND niiy tlihiK y "tint In The Times u nut columns. If it Isn't there ail vcrtNo for It. The cost In small anil (ho results will Niirpri.se you. yYYWII Kstnlillshed 1878 VOL AAAVII. g Tfw iCoil8t Mn!1 MYRTLE POINT BANK ROBBERS ESCAPE WITH ABOUT (12.000 Din Through Brick Vault, Dy namite Safe and Escape With Big Loot. HAPPENNED SATURDAY OR SUNDAY NIGHT Entrance Gainsd From Second Story Loss Will Not Im pair Bank. (Special to tho Times). MYRTLE POINT, Or., Dee. 1. ii, i.- rnlitiei'u looted the lmnlt nf Myrtle Point and mndo a wife not-1 ,ay with nhout $12,000 in yoid and currency. Tlio robbery was not dls- covered until tills morning and whoth- cr It occurred Inst night or Saturday night Is uncertain, hut It Is believed, to have occurred Sunday night. There Is no elue nH to tlio Iduntltyi of tlio robbers or how ninny partlci-j paled in tho during thoft. . president iiuiiHou aim insiiior llnfkluff huvo sent outside for lotee-i lives to como 0re nnd tnko up ho case. Pond Hg their arrlvul, no hlng, Is being disturbed so that nny ringer, ...l.ila .... f.tlwil nvlflntwi. tllnl nifii'1 have been left behind will not ho ills ....n . .y ""Y ,, ' i turbt'tl until tho doteu'lves mivo an opportunity to examine It. Worked front Top. Kntrance was gained through tho second story Tho burglars nindoi their way Into tho law offices or Louis' Itoherls and inovetl tho bookcase and cut a noio uirojign 1110 noor. t no hole wns about u root and u lralf, square. Just lnrgo enough tor n man . to gcr through. Then n holo was cut through tho brick wall that formed tho roof of tho vault. Tho wall was comparatively thin and easily cut 1 through. Thou tVo burglars must navo lowereu inoniseivea , into tuo vault. The Rafo way nn old fashioiicd one, nut liatl been equipped with a fine, tlmo lock, it Is presumed thnt tho combination wns knocked orr with a honvi' ulml itn ti it 1 4 lirt I im in I in V? V.lint' till HiV IIUMIJIIJ nltro-glycerlno used on tho Inner doors. A ruso twolvo or rourteen Inches long whs used In sotting off tho clinrge. Two Kviilosioiis. dishler ICd Itncklcff auld that he thought tliero must hnvo boon two charges used In blowing open tho safe. Thero wns no Indication of tho safe having boon drilled. As to whethor dynnmlto or nitro glycerine wns used ho was not cer tain, but when ho oponod the vault door this morning there wns an nw ful stench of powder. Wits Well Done. Tim safo blowers must have been experts In tholr lino and timed tho charges closely. It wan nocossnry Tor them to lower thomsolves into tho vault nnd nrrnimo tlm phnrtin nnd llRht It nnd then got out through tho i-i:.'i"CK tpillouortB- law orricea or, r i n- ? 0X'""BI"" " , 1 wrcd. Tnoy could not roniuln In .the vault or they would hnvo been Killed by tho oxploslon. Amount Not Certain. Cashier Hnckleff said todny thnt tnov were not cortnin Just how much nan been takon us they had pot mol ested tho vault nftor tho robbery wns discovered. Thoy decided to leavo it as It was so thnt nny finger prints I'PI" lllllrlfa Hint mUhl nl,l I.. I.ln.il Orotl'er tlllirkn Hint rilirlif nlil In lilnn 'fj'lng the robbers could bn secured rhe (lotee,,V08 "8 80011 ns t"oy nr- I o said thnt the intorlor of tho alt was covored with dobris nnd sonio Bllver wns In ovldonco on tho "opr. Pntll the vault Is gono through and everything s checked up, It will Z ""I'osslblo to ascertain tho exact amount. Curried Miicli'Ciisli. Mr. Hnekloff snld thnt tlio hnnlc wrled nhout t 2,000 cash, kooplng " larger amount recently on flP.nii... a " ...I- "-mi i me rnurond work ana of -...i .einnniis for It In thnt section.. hrZ 1 " 1,1,8 wns n K0l- ln f'ct 'argo porcentngo of It. Thore wns change and cons,derab,e Bmn11 ft8t of- tne B,(1 w8 In sacks hut "WO wns Inner, r.. ii,n the safe. T. ao llurglur Insurance. i. i ,nlc (,,d not carry nny burg o 'durance and so the loss will fall ulG nst'ttion. However, the foi B.sck 18 ne'd by about trenty Cnnnin th Jading men of tne upper oqiilllo valley, so that the Institution d'i! not be Impaired in the slightest by tne ,088' The bank had a dIIm m of 5000- which enn bo ap hMl" ,tne 1088 nnd the balnnce will holder"0 y made up by tho 8tock" Away on Sunday. . Pt Hi .. n ... .... ?. no. one havinc entered It since th vShha,Utr,SatUrday ",Bht; EV, the PlNM&iL"1 onl i L "umiuu mo vuiiu linn Th , h.avo Indicated the robbery. In fc nk.roon I8 kept lighted dur dentu!ei,nlBht and the burglars eyl ttoy tllou8nt It safer not to at- . "Pl to Work from h hnnlr rnami vn in .1 . . "" 1 - -v UUor or tne vault, but did ARE NATURALLY KIND, ONLY SOME Of I iT (Horn Smj WxmtB MARSHFIELD. OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER DYNAMITE IS SECURED HERE (tied. In this they uro making a i Tho city wntcr question Is still a EXnloSive StnlPII I net Wool "lost 'nuiottnnt li-olIoni that this Mnw Un d" ,? Sl , WeeK.yi'nrtj. No quest Ion Is settled until mj iiuvc uuun UbtJU uy Myrtle Point Robbers. J11"1 "'V'?"1 w.lio broke into rr $,'3i0M) nmy j,v HucMiro.l tlVuIr explosives In Murshllold wltliln tlio last ten davs. Is a nnssiiiiiiiv ,vi,ii, Is being considered by Chief or Police Carter, who states that several sticks or dynamite were stolen rrom Por hnni and (ildley's warehouse a short tlmo ago. Tho Ciller's attention was drawn to tho presence or a box or dynnmlto being round on (he street ut the In- tersectlon of Ninth nnd Ingersoll. who,.0 It WIlH f0U11(, , , j,oyH. ,t wnH , bought to have been lort there bv contractors following u I . . . . V" 11 "-" nun, which preventeti thorn from continuing work nt tnnf nolnt. On interviewing the contractors as to the danger rrom tho exnloslves. Chler Curler wns Informed thnt tho dynnmllo hud not been used nt thnt ntilnt he tlm i.i.ntiMw.t nvu find Mtttt Hm ,x 1IMj )00 (!,. nnov11 ,,,.. ties. The ract that nhout twentv-rivo sticks of the dynamite, wns missing Indlcalcd thnt It might bo put to no good purpose. ' Provided tho bank was blown bv dynnmlto. nnd not nitro-glycorino. It is altogether nrnhnble Unit tlm mlna. lug explosive was iiBed by tho robbers nt .Myrtle Point, being secured by them on passing through this city i close watch will bo kont on all outgoing vessels along Coos Hay for suspicious-looking chnrncters lu the ropo thnt tho bnnk rohbors may bo headed orr. through story. tlie hole into the second l.ouls lloborts did not go to his orrico yestenlny nnd so there Is no absolute cvldonro an to whoa tho robbery occurred. Open for lltisiiiess. Discovery of the robbery cmised oulto n flurry this morning, hut after sizing the situation up, arrangements wore made not to molest anything In tho vault or around, but to continue business without disturbing anything there. Tho vault hns been closed. Sufficient cash to handle the busi ness wns secured from other nenrby banks and business is being carried on as usual. JIiiiiv Ate Interested. Tho bank's stock is held by nhout twenty-four men, nil of whom nro prominent In Myrtle Point nnd oll- tn - clo. Among thoin nro President Ilcnsou. EtI Knckleff, Cecil Carter, K. O. Carter. Oeo. V. Shelly, H. L. Carl, .1. D. Carl. It, L. Morris, Frank Morris, V. F. Sllngsby. A. It. Daven port. M. O. Stomniler, C. M. Cnilth, F. SmltlK W. Hartlo. .1. D. Clinton. L. A. Roberts, K. C. Roliorts and non McMulien. ' Was iniik Vault. The vault or tho bunk was or brick. thoro being no steel lining ns Is put . ,. . . . . . II. In tho nresent burglar proof vaults Tho absence of this stool lining mndo It compnratlveoly easy for tlio burg lars to dig through tho brink roof. Tho thoroughness nnd secrecy with which tho work wns ci.rried out In dicates thnt tho Job wns perfectly planned. Tho burglars must hnvo previously gained knowledgo of tho vault's construction and tho safe. .Munv Strangers There. During tho past fow months thoro hnvo been ninny strangers In nnd around Myitlo Point, owing to tho t ! .. .1 id .. T.i nniianniinnon r'Ulll'IMI ,:,limi I III ili'll. Ill iiiiiflwiiiuitiw tho laborors coming ana going constantly, no pnrtlculnr atten BOing constantly, nc tion hns been paid to strnngo cnarac ters seen nhout town. In consequence no ono hero Is nblo to volunteer oven n suspicion as to who the thieves might have been. Discovered Today. Tho robbery was discovered nhout 8 o'clock this morning when Cash ier Ed Rnckleff was getting rendy to open for tho dny's business. Tlio vault had been cioseu sinco tne obiik closed Saturday afternoon and there were no outward appearances oi the robbery. As soon as ho opened the door of the vault. Mr. Rackleff saw the evi dences of the explosion nnd robbery and quickly summoned others. Took ohl and Currency. A hurried examination snowed that the robbers had taken tho gold nm! piirrencv from the safe. In round figures, about $12,000 was '1 IL"Tn,iJ,., L ' coon d 'to' ' They' opened of Louis Robert's law of cut o bole through tno uoor ami then dug through tho brick top of tbovnult and lowered themselves tb . . . , Evident y nltro-giycerino was ugo mi iinnnvvi mnmt (Contln ed on Page Two.) mkmhkk ok the JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE . r T HIE ELEMENT Hint Iiiib always Jl n irM . V. x !' M,rB,!nol 'h ninklnu a determined fight Inu- nf t fw 1 Wr ?ht V1'?". 11,1,1 elui,t "ckey" McKeown, son-in- pnny a member of the City Council. The Times hoard some time ago thnt tho 811 0011s wore helm? llnml .... l,,.i, f Ait.-......" ViV.i "J!. 1,1,1 ws lurtner proven Saturday when Mr. llennett's personal or gun made the statement that Wilson should bo defented because, he Is a prohibitionist, .m,;MwI'. .v,, sox ,s XOT A I'lioiimiTioxisT. hi: has stated SO The Times wishes to state, however, thnt If the saloons desire to back .McKeown and elect him, they will find it the costliest vlctorv thnt hey over achieved. The people of Mnrshrield have treated the sa loons tolerantly, fairly nnd even liberally, but if they attempt to In ject themselves Into city politics to the detriment or decency, they will nrotise a resentment that will be certain to tlnd expression. Mr. .McKeOWll S Supporters are llUSV Btutllli' thnt the wnti.r miimtl fill lu Ullf- lul ""H ",,L 111 Bn H" seuteu ami ... v.miiiiiiiiiii. in unn mu nwii-in-iaw oi me man wno is most largely and personally interested In this question to sit as a member of the City Council. It should be rebuked bv the vote of everv loyal citizen being east for .1. Wright Wilson In tomorrow's election. A sim ple sense of Justice and fnir play demands It. Mr. Wilson did not seek the nomination. Ho wnH urged and solicited bv business men who re sented the trick and subtcrrugo by which McKeown was to be tho only c.indltlnte for tho one-year term. Every lover of fair play and civic pride should vote for Wilson. F. 10. Allen, candidate for Mayor, nnd Duncan FergiiBon nnd 11. A. Copplo for the City Council, have records lu the public service that are well known. All these men stand for u clean, conservative busi ness udmlnistrutlon nnd should ho elected. If you mark your ticket like this tomorrow you will ninko no mistake: Mark Betwesn the Number and the Name of Each Candi date Voted For. For Mayor. (Vote for One.) 13 X F, E. ALLEN Independent For Councilman for-Three Years. H X R, A, COPPLE 15 X DUNCAN FERGUSON For Councilman for One Year. 22 X J, WRIGHTWILSON For Recorder. (Vote for One.) 23 X JOHN W. BUTLER, ADELINE SMITH A. SMITH, AKXO .MKKKK.V AXI) V. S. CHAXDLCIt WIliL AltltlVK hi:ui: To.Moititow xiciit TKIt.MIX.Vli DKAIi PltACTICAliliV CI.OSKH. C. A. Smith. Aruo Moreen nnd W. S. Chnndler left Sun Francisco thh. innrnlnir .... the Ailollim Rmltli foi- moruliig on tho Adolluo Smith for Coos liny and will nrrlvo here tomor row night. Tho understanding Is that the snlo of tho steam franchises of the Tormina! Hallway to tho Southorn Pacific and somo mutters conucctod with It woro ngreed upon hoforo they left, but whethor tho pnpors definite ly closing tho deal were signed Is not known. Tho bnsls Tor closing the deal Is not known for n certainty. The C. A. Smith company, beroro closing tho deal for tho right of way through the Alliance wnrohouso nnd retail yards, Insisted on tho controversy bo- tweon tho company and the Southern Pnciric ovor "Firo Pit Acre and the Intorest in tho Rnllrond Reservo be- Ing adjusted Keep Off Itrondwuy, However, It Is understood tl-at tlio deal nrovldos for a right of way for tho Southern Pnciric ror tho stoma lino on n direct continuation of Front street so that It will not swing around through tno Alliance wnrenouso in Urondwny ns wns proposed. Tho plnn Is snld to bo to leavo about 100 feet between tho right of. wny through tl:o rotnll yards and Alllunco ware- houso and Uroadway, which will fur- nlsh good spneo for business build- ON ings. At mo same umo, uus wm 1)a8sngownys. lenvo ample space east of tho tracks. Lopez took rofugo In tho mlno Frl It Is snld, for ordinary docks nnd ,,.. niut witn n limited sunnly of WHIUIIUUOUO. imiDAL COUPLE L1JAVKS. Francis Sayre and Ilrldo Take Steam er for Kurojte. (Hr AMo'litM rrrti to rooi V'J Time.) NEW YORK. Dec. 1. Tho oluslvo White House bridal couple, Mr. and Mrs. Francis I). Sayre. avoiding tho gaily decorated gangway and hunting, bedecked pathway arranged for them, i sl lined quietly a hoard tho liner George Washington through tho sec ond cabin today and sailed rway for Europe. FIGHT HIGH COST. Piedmont Millionaires Organl.e Co Operative GrK-t'ry. (Br AiocltJ frew to Coot Uir Tlmei.J OAKLAND, Cal.. Dec. 1. Million aires, professional men and social i leaders of Piedmont, the exclusive residence district of this city, havo combined to combat the high cost of i o ovnillrn to hns been form- ed to conduct a co-operatlvo grocery store to be known as the Piedmont Commercial Center. The list of dlr- ectors contains some of tho wealthiest and best known men of tho bay cities. ( J associatkd pkkss. 1, 19 13 EVENING EDITION Bought to statement that they know is false. very live question and one of the city must faco In the next few it Hettled right. The city water it is an liuposlilon on the people (Vote for Two.) Independent Independent (Vote for One.). DESPERADO TO BE No Mercy to Be Shown Mur derer of Six Now Being Smoked Out of Mine. Il7 AMoMntril I'rcn la Cou IK,' TIiwm ) III.NOIIA.M, I'tnh. Dee. 1. Smudg es wore lit today In tho Utah Apex mine, whore Ralph Lopez, a desperu- " " " " V, stand It Is 18 V"'' ',,H...'nBl 8V.. .. 1 ' expected' tho fugitive will mnko a break for liberty. A large amount or dynnmlto Is stored In tho mine, and knowing thnt Lope, could euslly blow out tho biilk'iends. seven shorlffs stationed n dozen deputies at each or tho rirteen tunnel mouths with orders to shoot Lopez on sight. Tho ten thousand Inhanltauts or tho ennyon-wnlled mining town, deep In drifts of snow, wore waiting in tense excitement for the denouement of tho ninn-hiint thnt nlready has ttnnt ulv llvnB Tho mluo Is located nonr tll0 , of n n, nclpltous wall and from nnv 0 JtB f,rteL,n tunno, ni0ths ono c0jd trow a stono that would ,jt.B,.t.n, nearly i000 reet beroro It .-..,, iin,tom. Hei-o nnd there a minor's cabin clings to tho nllff. Smoking Out Miiitlcivi'. Just hoforo noon Andy Tunnel was stopped with a bulkhoad nnd tho tlm mine tlirnmrh tho fumes or a Biiipiinr smuugo were o.)0nKi smudges of various compo- i fition woro nlso sending poisonous fUincs back Into overy tunnel. If t,0oz not nttempt to break out ,t ,B ,,iaMned to continue the smudges two (,nyB T10 pt,, 0f tho mine are t different lovols, nnd it is estimnted t)l0ro a totnl of thirty miles of fond. Ho wns formerly u worker in the mine, which' produces gold, sliver and copper, nnd Is fumlllnr with overy passageway. Miko Crnnovlch, who sliot and seriously wounded his wife I cnviiral davs nco. may also bo hiding I I., tlm mine It was thoiicllt. Tho ,iHr.a r Instructed to allow him to surr0nder himself peacefully If ho noma nut nlntlO jv0pez is to be shot on sight. CONVENTION UNDER WAV. Tliotisnnd Suffrage Delegates d'athei- Jit WHNlltlll'tOII. JBj Aho-UU! rr to coo ti Tlme.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 1.- Tho forty-fifth annuul convention of the National Women Suffrage Asso- elation got under way toduy with Dr. ' Anna Howard presiding over nearly a thousand delegates rrom an states. FIGHTING FOR LIFE. ALBANY. N. Y.. Dec. 1. Tho at- tornoys for former Police Lieutenant fMinrleu Becker of New York, under sentence of death for the murder of Herman Rosenthal, the gumbler, are here to make what may be tho last fight for IiIb llfo lu tho Supreme Court. TM HAVEN'T . , A Consolidation and Coos U. S. INTERVENTION URGED AS NECESSARY BY FRENCH PAPER MODERN SYSTEM PROVES POPULAR Majority of Pennsylvania's Citias Choose Commission Form of Government. tny AMwIntM Vnn to Con nay Tlmm.J ' Said: PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1 Tho' "l the presence of death, destruc- Coninilsslon form of government went "" U111 rn, the moment nppenra Into effect In u majority or tho cities ,0 liave nrrlved when hiiinanltv nnd or Pennsylvania today, the system or Kcnetnl interest' commands nil tho common nnd select counclis going Powers to tnko concerted notion with out of exlstonce. Horenfter the nr- 1,10 United States to compel nil pnr ralrs or these municipalities will bo tleB ' Moxlco to lay down tholr arum conducted by slnglo councils or five, nM 1,rl"B nn end to the intolernhlo one of which is the Mnyor. Wlt,h tho exception of Philadelphia, Pittsburg. Scrnnton nnd three or roiir iiinnlfltt!illHftu fiiinrntltur inntni, special olinrters, nil cities or tho stnto nro affected by the new commission form enncted by the Inst leglBlnture. Annapolis Weakens After the Third Period and Final Score is 29 to 9. tn Ano.'litcl I'rrn to Coci nr Tlmrt.J NUW PORK. Dec. 1 (Polo Grounds) President Wilson and his party arrived n row minutes lnte tor the decisive football gamu between tho crack teams of the army and navy Saturday afternoon, and they, ARMY ELEVEN j DEFEATS NAVY 1 nd no sooner tnken their plnces thnii , ngiilnst tho federals whom they do tho giinio begnn, wlth-tho Navy taking rented Inst week In n bnttlo nenr Junr tho hall back to the thlrty-rivo yard ecz. Piiiicho Villa personally super line. " vised tlio londlng of tho troops. Ho' After hnlf n dozen plays, Including expects to leavo about Tuesday. VII ono run of forty yards, tho Navy put ln docs not know whether the fodor tho ball on tlio Army fifteen ynrd lino, uls retreated to Chihuahua or hnvo Nichols ninde ten yards, McReuvy nil- entrenched themselves south of Juar ded two mid then West Point held for j uz. Ho linil hoard thnt engines haul dowiis. Joiiett tool; Hodgson's plnco lug federal trains went dead for lack and punted back from Army goal, of water nnd thnt the federals nro The kick went only to tlio twenty yard line, mid after n fuko piny hud railed, Drown kicked a goal rrom placement. At the end or the second porlod the score stood .'1 to 0 In Mvor or tho Navy. Tho score wns tied nt nine points in tho third period, but nf tor that Annapolis begnn to weaken coninianuing tno untisii ships In Mox nnd tho cadets scored seven more In lean wntors, ranks Renr Admiral thnt peroiod nnti six more in tno, fourth Tho fliinl scoro was as fol- lows: Army, 22; Navy, 0. AfiRKKAIKXT IS IIKACIIKI). Kleclilciil Workers' Strike May Knd After Conference. tilt Amoi'MKiI rr In Coo nr TlmM.l SCH I'JNKCTA D V. N. Y., Dee. 1. The conferees reached an agreement for tho settlement of tho striko nt tho (lenernl Electric company plant to day. A copy of tho ngrceiiiont was sent to tho Trades Alllunco for ap proval. Tho agreement contemplates tho reopening of the shops next Mon day on either part or full time, as the company sees fit. SKXTK.VCKD TO IIAXfl. Murderer of .Alts. Mildred Hevroitt io Die on tho Gallows. Illf Awltt l'r to I'ow TIimw.I AURORA, III.. Dec. 1. Harry Spencer, murdorer of Mrs. Mildred Allison Roxroat, was soutoncod today to bo hanged at Wheaton on Decom hor 19. Spencer repudiated his con fession and nrgtiod for a now trial for hlmsolf, but was overruled. API'KIt TIN CAN TRUST. Suit Filed in U. S. Court to Dlsolvo nig Combine. llf AModalwl I'm, lo Cot,. Illf Timet. BALTIMORE, Dec. 1. Suit wns Hied hero today In United States Dis trict Court to dlssolvo tho American Can company, or so-called tin-can trust, which the Department' or Jus tice alleges controls a largo porcent of tho business of tho United States In tin cans and pnekeages of tin. Tho Anierlcan Sheot and Tin Plato company was mndo defendant' be cnuso of nn ngreonient It Is alleged to have with the American company to soil It tin for cans nt a prefer ential rate. REAR ADMIRAL DIES. (Or AuorUle.1 ! lo Cool Hr Tioin.l AMHERST, Doe. 1. -Renr Admiral John Howo Clark, former medical director of the Navy, died toduy of paralysis. He was seventy-Blx years i of age, J POUND IT OUT DOX'T OUT EXCITED If jitu've lo.t something a three or four line unnt adv. In Tlio Times ulll bring It hark. The Times want ads get results. of Titties, foaM .Mall Hay Advertiser. No. 113 Publication Declares Civiliza tion Demands End of Law lessness in Mexico. ' PRESIDENT "DECLARES ACTION UNNECESSARY Believes Constitutionalists Will be Able to Eliminate Huerta And His Followers. tlly AMncl.ilrJ PrcH to Coon Mar TlniM, f PAltlS, Prance. Dec. 1. -The l'nrtn i Temps published today n vigorous odl I torlal on "Anarchy in Mexico." Tho ' newsnaner. In eouclmlltii' tlm m-iiMn situation." HKHKIi AKMV ADVAXCKS. IHr AMocltr, r-rrM in Coon nr TMniw.) JUAREZ, Doc. 1 Vllln's ndvnnco nrniy or :ir,il(i rebels which Is moving to nttnek Chlhiinhiia City, 225 miles south of .1 uni-Gir., reached n point 0.1 miles from tho border todny.. Thoy were forced to detrain there bei'auso of the destruction "or tho railroad. Preparations were mndo to march ov erland. Another train wns mndo ready for the Journoy south, with 1000 rebels aboard. Vllln snld thnt beroro reaching Clilhiinhuu ho expects to bo reinforced by troops ndvnnelng from Torreon. Unless theso nro In terrupted ho snld ho hoped to rally 7000 to nttnek th'o 5000 federals gar risoned In the capital. Tho Inst re ports .from Chlhunhiin, which ha been under slego tor two weeks, wore thnt tho cathedral had been converted Into a fort. HKHKIj AH.MV AHV.VXCKS. H Aix-llM I'rrt. a ru pr Tlmm.) JUAHIM. Dec. I. Nearly 1000 rebel soldiers had loft Juarez at noon today for tho south, udvnnclinr , uwaiuug bis men nt Villa In Humndn, eelghty-three miles south of Juarez. SITUATION IS UXCIIAXOKI). fllr Aiwn'Ulpil I'rin. In Conn lUr Time) WASHINGTON. I), C, Doc. 1. Although It cur Admiral Craddock. rteicnor ny viriuo or seniorny, tno British commander has notified tho American admiral that- ho wishes to subordinate himself In co-oporatlng with tho United States forces. Any developments In the Mexican situation scorned to bo moving under tho sur race. Thero appeared to be no chango lu the diplomatic situation, nnd no In dication thnt the Amorlcnu govern ment wns deviating from Its uttltudo or careful watching and patient wait ing for tho elimination of Hiiortn. U. S. IXFAXTRV MOVKS. fllr A'u-tel rrftf to Coo (Ut TIitim. J SALT LAKE, Dec. 1. Tho 20th United States Infantry marched through the city today and entrained for El Paso. RKIIIXS FIRE OX TRAIN. f My A nH a tril I'riM to l'ro liar Tlmo. MEXICO CITY, Dee. 1.- -Adherents of tho rebel lcmlor, Xnpnm, fired on a pnssonger train toduy near AJusco, n town a fow miles south of Mexico City. Tho casualties were Insignifi cant. Tho rebel band wub ono of small scouting parties which again have begun to appear lu the federal district. TO IMPRISON MADKIIO. nr AanftrUtM l'rri In (Vww liar Tlmej.) MEXICO CITY, Dec. 1. Tho Jour noy to Vera Cruz of Mnuuol Mndoro, uuclo of the late President Mudero, and who wns said to hnvo loft lust night undor guard, was deferred un til todny. He had boon confined In the penitentiary hero on tho chnrgo of sedition and, it Is believed, is to be Imprisoned In tho fortress of San J imn do I'lloa. PLOT IMDISCO 1:RED. Ilr Ano.-lilfl Pr to Coot Paj Time. VERA CRl'SC. Dec 1 Major Do Ln Cardeuu and Lieutenant Do Ln Pcna, Governor nnd Commander of the guard of Santiago prK.on In Moxl co City, arrived hero todny In chnrgo of a Btrong detail of soldiers of tlio presidential guard, nnd worn taken on board the gunboat Vera Cruz, (Continued on Taws Two.)