IBZe"s3
THOSE WHO ES&gTHEM WERE USUALLY KLRB! TOR THEMSELVES
Ol'R JIMJ) WEATHER
Ought I" niaki! everyone on Coos liny
Iinpi'J'. lnt ltl'"l Impplncus cannot bo
attained iinli-sH you m-o n siih.scribcr
(o Tlio Coos "' Times.
(&am.9m Stow
MEMI1EU OP THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS
WHAT'S GOIXO OX?
Road The Times every Iny for tho
latest news. Rend the ads for your
own benefit. It pays to advertise In
Tho Times.
ninunc nf Sir Thnmns Lin
ton Involved in Scandal
Willi UMIUITS
3RRUPTI0M GOING ON
FOR UVhK ItIM TtAKS
Iher Names May be Added
to List ot rromineni ivien
in we uibuiuiiui ut
tn AiwlilfJ rmi ! Coot nay Tlmra.
I.OXI)ON. Jan. 17. The trlnl wns
Kim touay or ino eigne uriiiuu nr-
orrlcors mm eigiu civuiiiiih on
BREAKWATER IS
HELD Bf GALE
Barometer Lower Than Re
corded in Many Years, '
Indicating a Hurricane
irces of wholesale graft In conncc- , Wth tho bnromolor down to 2S.70
1 Willi pnmwHUD in iuiuj run- - ..v..iu iiuuu, ii vury low lino
is. Six cniiimlBBloiied null non- 'l",(I n gnlo blowing closo to hurrlcnno
...I i ..ri ..... nH i......t...i I vnlnnltv nrtnifil.. u .1.1
inilSBiuiit'ii umi-uiB iu iiiiuivuiii . .......n .iiiiLhuiui hub iiioril
nro connected with tho ciunrtor- '"R nnnounceil thnt th0 lirenkwaei
tcr's tlcpnrtinent of tho wnr or- would not sail from tho local harhoi
It It M I tntnnMttiki.i .fA.. u.. .. .... .
star's (IcpnrtiiH
rki. rttfrlit nli'lllntlu flr.i nil itti
Kes of Mpton, Limited, of which
r
1. I. Ml 1 . M
- .. ....... ...w iii, mil iiui
until totnori-fiw llftnnww.i, . t ...
clock. Tho lowest temporntiiro ever
reported by Weather Observer Ost-
c or i.iuon. i.iiiiiieii, oi which; :"""" " umiiur uiiKcrver Ust-
I... I.. .1 I I lltl.l nf r.w.t II .. . .... - ..
I II10I11HH l.ipiuil IH UIU IllIlllllKlllg- """ wi uun imj, wim zn.yjj t nu mo
fcctor They Incluilo John Cans-1 linNcntloiiH nro that a hurrleano 1h
U i-nni'ml ii.niinirur mill illrnrtnri blowing lllotlir thn ronnt
liie company, and tho present nnd ' T'10 pnBsongorH leaving on tho
lier manage of tho company nt' Urcnkwntor tomorrow, who had no
tary iicauntinrtorH in England! "" "urum up ro noon today, were
nt Alilcrsliot and at Salisbury n follows:
n I .l r. Illlll MTH. IIIflfln W M innlii.
. . !..... --.. --..-... " " "-i
Iccnrillng to tlio oponliiK speeches y . anm" Mr. n"' -Mrs. II. r. San
How Street no co court " brl horv i"i, .Miss I
l ..ii... !..... I , 1 I mu'u M r
cuniii
nioro
Bcccsanry
liist a
isnnio
; dealt
It.
nor, J. n. .Madden, .MIsh Frances
loicner, m. I.ovin, j. w. Oarnctt, H.
!.. IlottliiKer, Mra. .lorry Kenny and
n. linn .mtm. ii, n. uaruner.
iii.ii.. ii. ..,. .
. .. ii inui ikiiiii .iiiii.
HUH I1HVU IIUL'H KOIIIK OH """ ". 1. lIUDItllBUII, l, noil, U. J.
than ten years," and It tuny 'inyninn, u. n. Freeman, s. 13. Mc-
to add othor nninos to -"eoKen, F. K. Smith, P. Nelson, Mrs.
uioso ncciiHoii Hero. At "' .Moore, ,i. ,m. iiorry. C. I). Qah
1 1 mo several offlcniH urn rlelsou, F. R, Ililulinin. K. nnnii.c
with by the military trlb- "'". Mrs. .1. AuRhton, Frank Camp-
l:oll, .Mrs. L. A. .Marsh. C'IovIh in.
mm on
i? iuv BfQT WANT
Irve Bank Ornanization
iiii near Arfliiments West
or Aiiennanies
rate on
CEREALS COT
Ray McDonald Severely Injur
ed When His Machine Hits
Loomis' Truck
Hay .McDonald was quite severely
Injured and traffic was hold up on
tho .MnrHliflold-Vdrti, n.m.t ...,i f..
several hours last ovonliiB when nn
1 nuto truck driven bv T.milo T.nnmia
co lldod with n Cadillac nutomobllo
driven by .McDonnld. Tho smaBhiip
ns described by KiiReno Thomas, nn
oyo witness of tho nccldontK follows:
"I was standing nbout fifty foot
rroni tho scene of tho smashup and
saw Loomis pass mo In nn nuto truck.
He ivns golriK nbout twelvo or flfteon
miles nn hour nnd .McDonnld wub
fomliiK toward him from tho opposite
direction at nbout twelve miles nn
llOltr. An thn nnru nnn,nii t.M
- - ..w ...o ....tv. I III IL'l
nilll. wlioro the rond Ib narrow, they
skidded hend-on Into ench othor.
Loomis, drlvliiR the nuto truck, wns
thrown by tho Jar onto tho track nrul
.McDonnld wns thrown nt'n'nst tlio
iihihiiioiu or ins enr, uotn enrs turn
Inj: completely around.
i nomas Hastened ,to tho nsilsii
nnco or .McDonnld, who did not re
gain consciousness until ton minutes
after tho wreck. .McDonald was then
removed to bin hnmn n Muratifi.ii.i
In ono of dorst nnd KIiir'b nutos.
Tho motor enr servlco wns hamper
ed considerably until tho nuto truck
driven by Loomis wns removed from
tho mtln. D. I, I.'nnln vlultn.l to..
scone of tho nccldont Into Inst nlRht
nnd tho nuto driven by .McDonnld,
which Is owned by Footo, will bo re
moved todny.
Is nn (a- Today.
McDonald's Injuries wore not so
sorlous ns was first thoiiRUt nnd ho
wnB nblo to bo nbout nRnln todny. i
OLXXXVII. JgaB MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1914-EVENING EDITION -IP PAGES
fHDLESALE GRAFT IN BRITISH
Si' INVESTIGATED BY COURT
DRIVER HURT
IN AUTU CRASH
A Consolidation of Times, Coast Mnll
mill Coos Hay Advertiser.
No. 153
WIFE HELD FOR
SHOOTING
HE
Barbershop Porter Receives
vvouna in nana from Fusi
lade of Bullets
Mrs. Charles Franklin, wife of the
porter nt tho Chnndlcr bnrber shop,
wns nrrcsted last night by Officer
Levi Smith nnd plnced In tho city Jail
nftor n shooting nffray In which
I-ranklln nnrrowly escnped being
filled with lend. Doth nro colored.
According to .Franklin's story, ho
bad robuked his wlfo on hor arrival
nt their homo In one of tho water
front structures on North Front
Btreot, for arriving homo so Into. Ho
snld .her Into nrrlvnl had caused
troublo between them on several oc
cnslons boforo, but In this Instnnce,
110 uHseris, sno pulled n small pistol
iroin.ncr pocKot and threatened to
kill lllin.
Ho grnboed tho gun with tho loft
linnd nnd the bnllot wont through
tho fleshy pnrr. Ho declared his wlfo
then shoved tho gun ngnlnst his foro
hoiid nnd pulled tho trigger. Tho
glltl Wns n rlinnn nffnlr nt -to nn1ii.nn
however, nnd failed to explode, sav-
iiik mo iiie.
The noxt movo mndo by his wlfo,
I-ranklln declares, wns to grab his
own Colt -II cnllher gun from beneath
his pillow Just as ho stumbled out of
tho door Into tho hallway. This gun
wns discharged nt hi in until every
chamber was empty, but ho moved
around In such fnHlilon thnt ho es
caped beyond receiving somo bullet
holes In tho sleovo of his overcoat.
I'copio in tho neighboring building
SAKURA VOLCANO AGAIN ACTIVE
AND ISLAND TO -BE ABANDONED
JAP VOLCANO
STILL ACTIVE
Meteorologist Kills Himself
for Criticism of Failure
to Warn People
KAGOSHIMA, Jnn. 17. Tho vol
cano is sun smoking, jinny people re
Seven-Tenths of Sakura is
Desert of Lava 2000
Homes Buried
ERUPTIONS EXPECTED
FOR MONTH TO COME
Famine in Stricken District
Adds to Horror Farmers
Hit Hardest '
t'lf AmocIIi1 1'itm In Cooi llr Tlmm.J
KAOOSIII.MA, Japan, Jnn. 17.
Two further violent eruptions of tho
volcano Sakiira-JImn, accompanied
ij a suvcro cnrinuuiiKe, occurred Into
InBt night, causing tho collnpso of
iiimiiig nun incir Homos destroved.
Frml les sopnrnted by tho disaster io 'nhnhlinni. f Stf N"",,)ora ,ot
crowd tho hlghwnys senrchlnr for , . ""'nunntB of Kagoshlina who
relatives, a , n,?iZ ", ."'' " " ro urne.l fled In terror nunln
corresnondontH viHiimi ti.,, i.tnn.i ..r f!?n tho city. Ashes nro fnlllng
Snkurn. Thoy found tho surrnco too, 'If. y .ny' . ..
hot to wnlk on. The Mltea nro dr ft- ,b,0llt "pvon-toiitha of tho Island
ed In heaps. Showers of siUll stones " Sr'1 ',B "l1,?80JK of ,nva nnd tho
nro still falling. biohls remaining Inncl Is In such n hopless
! I condition that It must bo nbnndoncd.
COMMITS Sl'lCIDF.
I Ififin nt tlm onnn i. ...... .. .1. '
Islniid hnvo been burled, entailing n
w j . , won ui fll(UUUUUU, 'iV U l V tllO
McteorologlM Couldn't Stanil Ciltl-; Islanders must migrate Geologist
flsms for Xot Warning Pooplo.
(llr A..o,UIsl I'rrni o fwrt liar Tlmr. 1
TOKIO, Jan. 17 Tho suleldo to-
Okadll tlllllkH tlm vnlcnim .,.111 o.....
tlnuo Its eruption for n month.
aii orucer of the Interior depart-
liniln DniiMnln l,ll..n.l m . . m ..
i r'. . V """ iiiii iiiiiiuiiig " ou.u.ui unui'iBuii lor ins i hi i ii ro
henrd I-rnnklln expostulate aftrr the" to warn tho citizens of Kagoshlina of
first shot was fired, begging his wire l ? danger rroni the eruption of tho
.- ..-.,..,,, IMIt i,iuy nmiu kiuii mo in
Thoy hcnnl Franklin
laSTSIOXAL HHAHD.
Hull of Siibniarluo llelleveil to llavo
llefii Pleicftl.
I; A -'.Til' m run. IU Tlma 1
ISIIIN't TON D C. Jan. 17.--
re ii.nu or-MHlratlou eom
I ft It w today for a flvo-
trl.l 1 1: mm. Ii tin. i'..u .1....
I. . . l" " II Vl lllll-
f III' II It Will llr Hi. nri'lllxniilu
lines' of the big iltloH west of
ii .iimny mountains which nro
" i n get Federal roservo
Montana Railroad Commis
sioners File Complaint for
Lower Figures
I Mr Aumintht l'rM lo rooa iu tihim 1
WASn.NfJTON, I). C. Jan. 17. -Tho
Montana railroad coninilssloiifrs
today filed with tho Interstate- Coin-
lllfll.m f'llliililluulnn n lnl... .....
.. ....... u .'iiiiiiinniuii ii I IIIII llllllll (INK-
Ilrsl iMI'Alllll. ..'Ill ..,. I.l 1 I.. 1,1. r r..n .. In.......
. i pnilfty. mid then tho com- "'its, wheat, flaxseed and millet seed
I U'lll DIkIiI,. ... . im, . . I... -. .!.. .1.. . . . ...
' gni u iphi in .sr i nnia ii rui'iiiiiiiH iriiin ai riiiiniiii t mi
Itnver north to Portland and l'l. Minneapolis, Duliith, Seattle.
ni.i. v:iibi ai.u.. ... r m.. . .
In i l . lMru"K nn i' ran- iiicoiiin nun i'irtiniui.
i""' .iiiRfifs nun tnon east
r oi ii union, Texas, Now Or-
pnd Atlanta,
tlary MncAi nn m.ii K.ci.ntn..,.
i ro members ot tho com-
tnn"'e,110flrmatlon of John
on Williams as Comptroller
r' ""'.. wo"i ninKo h in n
LI . '1 ;oinn,,tteo n'"l Bond
pus to Join tho secretaries.
Ing continued
sav:
I-o' Oawd's sake, let up, woman!
ion dono shot inah ban' nn' you
done Bhnt mnh coat full of holes, bo
now (ot do law tnko Its co'so."
In Jail this morning Mrs. Fnihklln
mndo no bones about firing tho shots.
Sho dcclnrod tho only thing that was
vMirrjnig nor was mat sho didn't
"KOt him."
I-ranklln wont over to tho hospital
III)' Ao.-UfK Vrm lo Cooi IUy Tlmra.)
PLY.MOIITII .Inn 17 iMm Inut
slgunl from tho cntonibed men In tlio
subinnrliio wns heard nt 5:15 nnd ti..'1'.""" !' lvo"to!'or, '?. "? Ijoaultn
bubbles nt tho Biirfneo Indicted thnti traded Yroln his lo?t hnnd ,ld fiE
tho hull had boon pierced, cauB'ngJ Injured nionibcr droHHod. Ho will not
doBpalr for tho snlvntlon of the crow. .X,ori,("u, "' HI results from tho
At dark tho salvage vessels woro .- . "'...' ,i,..La8lH,e.n..nmi'r,0'I ,n
-n!,h, .i,i ........ :."...'" """1 "'" ''"iniiiin ror four
"?, ".ii n ....wir,.
volcano of Sakurn-JInin.
i r' "" " nuitiuu in-. mi uiui'iT oi me imerior iiennri-
!,n,?;,.oJ:'nW?rl,(,f thV e,,,of or t""''"0'". who was sent l.oVc to uveal -moteorologlcnl
observatory nt Kngo-'gato, reports thnt only 9000 out of.
shlmn Is announced In the nowspnpors Sakurn's populntlon of 19.000 had
Z tt";? "LJX "W 'or u,pftoJ?,0oovS
, " - , , , ,"""'" """ IIUU III), Ul IIIU illlll.
J
FAIIMKIIS HIT UAHI).
KliirvliiR l'umlll. IVing Rtnv for
Koiit (JIiIm nro Kohl.
TOKIO, Jnn. 17. IllBhop Wnltor
Andrews of tho Kngllsh church In
Hokkaido, In tho fniulno striken dis
trict, writes that tho farinorH nro hit
hardoiit. Their faml'lBB nro cntlnc
'im iiiiiiiu oi cnop,od Btrnw, leaves
nnd rotten potatoes nnd tho moat
taken rroni dogs, cnts nnd risb. Tho
moro fortunato have n thin griiol .
made or rlco or wheat. Tho not re
sults aro ninny deaths from cold nnd
starvation nnd n Innronu,. nt ni..,n
nnd beggars. Jlany girls hnvo boon
MRS
CAPPIOUS
IS SENTENCED
m BILL
OTE TUESDAY
INlt-mil'AIT-
MFlVfi ARTIfll PR
II&.0DU IIIIIIUL.I.U
ARE AGAINST
INVESTIGATION
rjll' !Vni,"l'l.'nillvl.ni, .,..
....,..:.' ''" r .-!'.. I I'J.M 'I'J I "",". "VHhMin. .mi
ni'-niA .utLvniH TOTUX VKAlis B01" "ll Hiavory.
"iiuin.u ii'.ia ai.v .aiuxth.SI
(Special to Tho Times.)
n COQITILLU, Or. Jnn. 17. Mrs. I
Cnpplous, tho Mnrshllold woman who
pli'iuliid guilty to nttouiptlug to shoot
s k i : i n vsitwi, cn. xo u.
Hieit KlniN Kriiptloim Hv. Cluing
fil Outlliifs of Knknni.
Ill Am Mini rM In rm ivr TlmM.l
KAOOSHIMA, Jnn. 1 7. ProtWor
TO FIVK VKAItS
yonrs.
As no warrant has boon sworn out
ngnlnst Mrs. FrniiUlIn tho dlsposnl or
tllO CIlBn Is lit. In llm nli until niat.
I'li'l AMnram, I Mlm.i.lut tu n,.....i......i
:Hv;v;:rn,-""vv,r.""x""V"ri vitc,r p,.r;h,j;. .. n.:;." 'A :,. ' vuih.ma. jnn. 17 pmroBsSr
Is .;0.ng I ohn ho ";,V Jnlh " M"e !! M"!SfloM "tidViKitod: c X" T l"?
woman Is lie ease i . '" "'""leriiiiiuno torm or rroni six nnd round n liioiifiniiniVi ..i.v. i
vtMrs. Franklin wns tnken over to ,,10tl'H ton years by Judge Coko. , "linngo .A nugoTou i.tn ,, , Si
North Ilond this nrtomoon by Con- , J.-VniiRlmn. the inun convicted or bus roriiiod n tSb inin nJ J Pks
stnblo Cox, nnd nftor conforo. co "R tenm rroni tho Ml, iinyno. ?"Pt ca y blocl 11 ' L
with hor hiifihnnd. who rofusod to Ofl,n,0.nn, 80l""K thorn to J. Ilakan-. to Os ill J Pr ""
preror ciiarges ngaliiBt hor, sho was, """ '" "'" Non J,0' stables, was' On tho dovnstnttui Bin,
ro cased. sentenced to an iitlninrminntn m..... ,i." ,1"0 lVftB,nU1'1 ""torn const
Plan Will ho I ff
eoarate Consideration
u me senate
- f 4 P." J (o COOS n Tln,. 1
II.N'fiTnv 1. .
tti1:-
of thalbl'r,n,n' wll I"
0 or me mciiKiirn cm .'
'-wtTth.M5 til0 ""n':
lbeiovi.,1 Sqnato for n
"Hor k L!1 L""88' !.
ODerntr. .."..." v ' "'"OUl OWI1-
rn; .'. '""roan
S'i'i" . """'Bl. n aov
icifie pi' :, ' T,. F0.'" Alns-
BeD8rnt l"HtS 8 tO bo
karate consideration.
v to vimT 1UiISSt
f&lH.rs 1ef.
rM. ,0 Coo, Tijwij
lean FedBrnl7TAJ! of the
Canadians Charged With In
ducing Americans to go to
Canada by Stories
Hr Auoelaiei! I'rm lo Cooi nay Tlmra.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. 17.
Testlmnnv tnilnv Mint tlm Pniinillnn
Government hnd booii paying for tho
circulation of novs articles In "pnt
ont Insldes" of nowspnpors to Induce.
Ainorlcniis to go to Canada, led tho
Sonnto lobby commltteo on n now lino
of Investigation today.
Tho chargo was mndo by Cortland
Smith, of NowVork, president of the
American Nowspaper AsBoclatlon.
Tho commltteo decided to call wit
nesses.
rrnn
NO TRACF
I I W U 1 1 J I I Iff 1 V Mm
llr- S KMAH Nh
House Rules Committee Not
to Decide on Probe Into
Mining Strikes
(llf AnovlniM Tina to Cooi Day Tlinn,
WASHINGTON, D. ti Jnn. 17.
DoinocrntR nf tlm llnimn rnlno r.r..,.
Ulltteo tnilnv dncltlnil ni'nlnut ninr.
Ing n Congressional Investigation
of tho strikes In tho Michigan cop
nor flolds mill thn fnlnrmlo rnnl
district, nopubllcnns nnd Progress
ives tried for a mooting of tho en
tire committee, but tho Democratic
mnjorny in. triuuno conforonco voted
that no Investigation resolution bo
reported.
HIGH
SCHOO
L
WILSON WORKS
ON MESSAGE
WINS
DERATE
.MAItSHFIKLI) 8TUI1KXT8 WIN
Vi:itllAIi CLASH WITH ItAX
l)X T1JAM OVKIt PHKSIDIJXCV
1 1',I13L
TllO debntlnir tonm nt tlm Mnii.
Meld High School, which ongngod
In vorbal combnt with tho team of
tho Unndon High School In tho
Clty-by-tho-Sea lnat nlc?lit wnn n
clean victory In tho negntlvo argu
ments ndvailCOil nn Mm nninMm, nf.
"Resolved, That tho President of
tllO UllltOd StntnR hn nlo,.tn,l ,n
slnglo torm of six years."
Lesllo Isnacson and Cecil Rob
ortson compoHod tho team from
Mni'shflnlil nnil nnltn n m.,nllo. r
tho High School students attended
lllO UUUillU,
as EfeSiSI EwS&3S
... u'.o oinor suspect, confesaed to; MmMU ,y saying"o,,ly 'ho Vut.ire
Tl.ni. will l. .!,.. . c..-.. ...I1-"" "li
V '. " " ll iu OI.IUIII 1110
first of noxt weok.
Hank Robbery Cnso.
Notlllllir nOW linn ilnvnlnnml In.l....
In tho Myrtlo Point bank robbory
enso. Tho stories of Mlllor nnd tho
senrch for tho alleged hlddon gold
nro tllO nrlnnll.nl tnnlra nt ,mi,...
sntlon.
Siiediloii Case On.
Tho case4of Chns. Suoddon, who
Is nnnonllmr from tlm iinnioin,. nt
tho Ilonrd of Insanity Coiumlaalon
ors, which round him to bo liisnno,
Is bolnir trleil tnilnv llin.i. q..l
don Is aiding his rnthor.
DIES
DESPITE
h irT w0.". "ere todnv nn
to sriVf ,B ly on
"re to h .- ra wh,ch
i. Th b transported to
'o, 67 mrt.f5.ea-.n"ny
foad clni.r".?,0nB. tho
L,falvador iorXni,n ...u.
anpuL1" an auto with
le??rala rnH lJ?l Other
chlMV-."1 3 Aho women.
:, walked.
Hope Given up fcr Sixteen
men imprisoned at Bot
tom of Channel
IDj Associated Tffia to Cooa Day Tlmra.
PLYJIOUTH, Jan. 17. No trace
had been found up to lato this after-
tinrin nt tl.a T?iIHot. i......n !, a AT
...... w, li4 ...mu,, ouuumunu ni uuiibicDO, Kllliuill, UllUnilg 111!
which was lost In White Sand Bay Sherman law In nny way, tho spe
President to Deal With General
Principles Only Publicity
Is In Sight
(Djr AMocliteJ rra lo Cooa Day Tlrati.J
WASHINfiTOV. Ii. r. Tun IT
Tlio President discussed with tho
Cnblnet today tho completed draft
of n messacrn hn will ilnllvm. nvi
week to Congress on tho trust ques
tion. Tho President nlso spent an
hour with Rnnrpftnntntlvn Klnnlnv
chairman nf thn rnrnmlltun wlilnh
Investigated tho United States Steel
i;orpuranon.
Stanlev snld what nnrtlpnlnrlv
nlensed him was thnt- tlm PraMn
outlined general principles to bo
ueair. wun, leaving oetaus and spe
cific measures to bo worked out by
Congress. Without altering the
PORT ASKS AS
TO COL MICHIE
PISCUAL OROZCD
EVERY EFFORT
REPORTED
DEAD
yesterday afternoon.
I1AXIC STATKMKXTS CALLKD FOR
Or AhocIiIM Trraa lo Cooa Day Tlmea.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 17.
The Comptroller of Currency has Is
sued n. pnll fnr tha Dtntomanta nt
condition of National banks at the
close of business January 13th.
rlfln nddltlnnn In nnn ftpnaa nt nn
other nro contemplated with tho
purpose of eliminating nny uncer
tainty of interpretations.
Those who know what tho Pres
ident hrfd in mind with reference
to the Interstate Trade Commission
nnlil tnilnv thnt nnn nf Its l,lnt
merits would lay .In Its powers of
publicity.
Bar Dredge will be Here on
January 21, According to
Morrow's Men
In resnonsG tn n tnii.pnn, on., t
to Major Jay J. Morfow, nt Port
land, today, aaklng when tho dredge
Col. Mlchlo would reach here, tho
following telegram has been received
by tho Port of Coos Hay:
"EXDCCt to arrlvn nn mnpnlni. nf
January 21, but may bo delayed.
"iiorrow, Engineer."
Tho nnrt Ih niiYlnna tlmt i.n
dredge commence operations hero
so that Hugh McLaln will bo nblo
to makn r rnnnrt- nf Wnntilnirlnn
on the work dono, und what is need'
eu wuen no goes eaBt.
Noted General, Driven from
Ojinaga, Said to Have
Met His Death
Illy Associated Prraa to Cooa Hay Tlmea "
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 17.
nrlgadier General Parker, command- 7, bef,or? ho wna takon si
Inc tho First Cnvalrv nrii?n,in in Tv- ana although ho was not entitled
as, has received a report of tho death !!?y.,bon,ont? for, Blx mpnthB, mombors
of General Paacual Orozco. No de- , ul. local lo,dBO visited him, cared
tnlla nt !... ..!.. .'.....: . lOr him nnil dill Whnf hn nn.,1,1 tn
tails of tlmo or placo aro given.
mkrcaik) thri:ati:xi;d.
(ny Assoclaled Press lo Cooa nay Tlmw.J
MEXICO CITV, Jan. 17. Tho Fed
oral war ofRco todny declared that If
General Salvador Morcado, lately tho
icommander of the Fedoral troops
at Ojinaga, returns to Mexico, ho will
be court-martialed by tho first Fed
eral force ho oncouutors.
Tu TrmiKfAi-roil. Hnl Wrlnlil l.nu
received word that his son Rees has
been chanced frnm thn ntnnmahin
Alaska to hor slater shin, thn Ne
braska, becoming second engineer,
a decided promotion.
Carl Rydholm, of L. 0. 0. M.,
Buried Tomorrow With
Lodge Honors
Carl II. Rydholm, who has been
Hiifrorlng from congestion of tho,
lungs in his room In tho Gow Why
building, pnssod nwny yostorday af
tornoon doHplto every eHort mndo by
mo unuiiur iiiuiuuoru of tlio Lovi '.
dor of Moose to Bavo his Hro.
Rydholm was from Hornoinsand,
Sweden, wlioro his fathor Is n banker,
nnd his rolntlvos will bo communicat
ed with by G. W. Dungnn, tho under
taker, who hns chargo or tho funeral
nrrnngomonts, which will ho hold to
morrow nfternoon nt 2 o'clock undor
tho nusplcea of the local lodgo of
Moose.
Rydholm Joined tho Mooso nbout
a week beforo ho wns takon sick,
to
nld him. In tho absenco of nny placo
In Marshfleld for placing n sick mnn,
ho wns cared for In his room. Ho ap
peared to bo suffering from conges
tion of tho lungs, bellovod to hnvo
been brought on during tho flro In
tho Gow Why building, when ho was
compelled to rush' out with llttlo
clothing.
Rydholm fought In tho Hoer wnr
In South Africa In 1897 nnd was bad
ly wounded. Ho la said to have con
siderable property In Caliromln. Tho
Swedish consul will bo notRied of his
donth,
Tho limes want ana aro the koy
to the door of opportunity.
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