PTY IS LIKE A GIRL; IT'S A
WHAT A LITTLE EIXING UP WILL DO FOR IT
The Aim
The Armies
WONDER
TTf
If I rx& v& arW
10 nlm lio always bi'Kht, uhnlcsomo nntl In-
ilng, keeps (!io contents of
ligli stundnitl of news excellence. AH (lio
nil (lio (lino Is always (lio nlm
NO. XXXVIII.
PLOT
id to Use Boirjbs for
in and men naunur-
Ite Reign of Terror
IE SAID TO BE
ATION-WIDE IN SCOPE
fery or scnemc tany
ined it Bomo was
irown in Cathedral
uoclit4 rtwt to Coo. Ur Tlmtt.l
I'YORK, March 2. An nt-
o blow up St. Pntriek'B
ol with n bomb today, until
t of two men by ilutoctlvos
to bcon Informed for months
nr.illtlnq wiin followed liv
ioiiiicoinont ut pollco heml-
totlny Hint tho nrrcBtB
liked nit nnnrchlBt plot to
Ih bomba Andrew Cnrnoglo,
linckofollur. John I). Rock-
I'jr., nnd other wealthy men.
cr tho nnnrchlslH wore to
Bto n reign of terror com-
only to tho dnyn of tho
I revolution.
ba pnrt ot tho plot, tho po-.
ort, for gnngs of men nrmod'
lies nnd revolvers to uppoar
(icoiiBly In various parts of
to iilioot nnd plllngo. Tho
'bnnkB of Now York wore
jlown up, nnd many wealthy
iro to bo slnln. For ntontliR,
Office dotcctlvos had work-
iho Inner clrclo of tho nn-
I. This dotoctlvo, Frank Dai
sied In tho manufacture of
bib with which tho attempt
do to blow up tho cathudral.
cctlvo nccompaiilcd tho bomb
to tho cdtflco nnd snt with
illo ho lighted tho bomb nnd
It at tho altar. Imniodlntoly
Jiodrul, In which 800 par-
It nt worship, boenmo nllvo
ktcctlvcs, Ilnltlo, sitting bo-
ink Abamo, tho bomb throw-
d him uiidor arrest. Dotcc
n paw bohlnd, dashed Into
and nut out tho sputtering
Tho congregation hnrdly
what had happened whon
ovor nnd thoro was no
LSoon after, Chnrlos (Jarbono
ostcii as an nccompiico.
80 MEN LOS'
ion in Shaft of New
and Pocahontas Co.
tombs Many Miners
lunoolitcl Vim to Cm 07 Time. J
PON, W. Vn March 2.
iloslon occurred In tho mlno
Now Rlvor and Pocahontns
lated Coal Company threo
from Thurmond, West Vlr-
today. Tho mlno connocts
Iiothor mlno, each employing
ft, all of whom aro bolloved
been In tho pits whon tho
tm occurred. A roscuo party
imedlntoly organized.
badly Injured mon woro ros
Tho nines of debris dolaycd
'rch of tho mlno.
3d Grand Jury Investiga-
)n of Alleged New
York Frauds
ta"ltte4 FtiH to Coot Dr Tlmw.J
PHINGTON, D. C, March 2.
Went Wilson revealed today
N had directed tho presont
jury Investigation Into tho
passport frauds. It was In-
I, however, that unless In-
pts were returned, tho United
could not take notlco offl-
of tho charges against tho
tlc officers.
WTKXTIOX ALL ELKS
Inesday evening at the Lodge
t the regular time of meeting
vlll bo election of officers for
rolng lodge year. Make It a
lo bo there. Other Important
bs to transact. Refreshments.
HCHiSTS
v
ALMB IN H YORK FOIL
IS A
MIE
ID
ftSPORT
PROBE
T, D, James, Secretary,
'J'lio Times up to
of Tho Times.
Established 1878
ns Tho Const Mnll.
IB KILL
EO
NO EXTRA HUSSION
OF SHXATE NOW
Mr AnocUlnl Pram to Com Hay Time,
WASHINGTON, D. C, March
2. President Wilson statod
tloflnltoly today that ho had
abandoned plnns for an
extra Bcsslon of tho Sennto
Immediately nftor March 4th,
nnd up to tho present ho had
not Borlously considered tho
suggestion ot n special scs
Blon of Congress In October.
?
SECOND CHILD OF Jilt. AND MRS.
W. V. HICItFOHD, OF TABt
HEEL, TO HITCU.MII WITHIN
Wi:i:iC Wl LL 1XVHSTHSATE.
I
Fnyo Hlokford, tho throo-yonr-old
non of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C.
Dlckford, of Tnr Heel, died lust
night nt North Hand nftor n Abort
tllucso of typhoid fovor. A four
inonthH'old child of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Ulckford died last week of tho
snmo dlscaso and still another mom
bor Is critically III.
Tho dlscaso was contracted nt
Tnr Hool, whore tho family "vim
living whllo Ulckford was omployod
In n cninp. Fred llarnnrd said last
night that nbout a yonr ngo tho
nnmo plnco on South Inlet ovldontly
caused two othor deaths, n mnn
and n child who wore there with
n picnic party contracting typhoid
fovor nnd Inter dying. Thoy ovl
dontly hnd takou a drink from n
well or spring' on tho plnco.
Will Investigate.
Coroner Wilson said this morn
ing Hint tho spring or well which
Is bolloved to hnvo spread tho Ill
ness should bo Investigated. It Is
likely Hint Dr. Culln of Coqulllo,
County Health Officer, will prob
ably Invcstlgnto It to soo If It Is
contaminated. If It Is a woll, It can
bo condemned nnd filled, but It It
Is n spring It will bo more difficult
to ollmlnnto tho contamination.
Asldo from ondangorlng residents
of that section, tho typhoid from
tho spring might endanger othor
wntor supplies.
Mr. Wilson said Hint ho under
stood that Chas. Stauft n yonr or
so ngo had contracted typhoid from
tho sanio plnco.
T
MRS. IIEXRY OI-SOX, OF HUN
KEIl HILL, PASSES AWAV
THIS JIOHXINO WAS SICK
FOR SEVERAL WEEKS.
Mrs. Honry Olson, nged 21 years,
died nt her homo In Bunkor Hill
HiIb morning at sovon o'clock, from
an attack ot typhoid fever follow
ing hor removal from tho Morcy
Hospital but a short tlmo ngo whon
Bho underwent nn oporntlon for ap
pondlcltls. For sovoral .days Bho had been
very low and yestordny the doctor
told tho family that tho end was
near. Mrs. Olson leaves a baby
girl, ono year old; n husband who
Ib n filer nt tho Smith mill, nnd
besides her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
O. J. Larson, of Bunker Hill, threo
sisters and a brother.
Tho slstorfl aro Miss SIgna Larson,
Mrs. E. Ahlqulst, of Bunkor Mil;
Mrs. Roy Saubert, of Acme, nnd a
brother Honnlng Larson, who Is
now living in Salt Lake City.
Tho funeral will bo hold from tho
residence Thursday afternoon and
tho services will bo In chnrgo of
Rov. G. LeRoy Hall. This Is tho
third death In tho last week from
typhoid fover.
CLASH OVKIt ItATKS.
JHlwnukco Complains Against the
Great Northern.
(Br Awoclitrf Ttta to Cool Car Time.!
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 1.
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
M
TYPHOID
FATAL TD
10 1 0
FI
010
MOTHER
OIQ
VIGTIM
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
Blockade Threats Bring Firm
Answer f rm Pres? Wilson Today
PLAN TO fORM
U. S. RESERVE
LEGIONS NOW
CDr AnocIitM rrtx to Cooi tlr Times.
WASHINGTON, I). C, March 2.
Whllo awaiting n reply from Jlnjor
Gonornl Wood, In command of tho
Hast Department, to his Inquiry
concerning tho launching of n
inovomont In Now York for tho
crcntlon of n .100,000 ro3orvo forco
to bo known as tho "American
Legion," Sccrotnry Garrison declin
ed to lndlcnto what his official at
titude would bo. At Garrison's di
rection, Goncrnl Scott sont a clipping
of tho published report to Gonornl
Wood with tho request Hint Wood
forwnrd nil Information obtnlnablo
to tho subject.
Tho headquarters of tho American
Legion will bo oponod In Now York
tomorrow and nn onrollmont begun
at once, according to tho organizers.
Already COO men hnvo signified
tliolr Intention to Join.
LOSi: TIIKlIt HOJU?.
(lovei-iinicnt. ItcfiiscH to Hnvo A'ny
IhliiK to Do With I'nlon
tllr AMorlMod PtTM to Coot lltr Tlmm.
NKW YORK, Mnrch 2. Col. A.
L. Smith, depot Quarteriniiuter at
tho United States Army building
here, IebuciI n statement today
through which It boenmo known
that tho nowly Inaugurated Anior
Irnu Legion linn boon evicted from
tho qunrters obtnlned In tho build
ing. Tho loglon 13 tho now unof
ficial organization, whoso plan to
enlist 250,000 formor soldiers, sail
ors, guardsmen nnd othors ns tho
First National Rosorvos, was made
public Monday. Tho s'tatomont said
that ofricos In tho building were
authorized for tho uso of tho Lo
glon through a misunderstanding of
tho purpose for which thoy woro
Intended.
SHIP BILL DTE
House Will Pass on Adminis
tration Measure Late To
dayNew Filibuster
(Dr AwoUtt4 Trail to Coot Hr Tlraw.J
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 2.
Whon tho administration Bhlp bill
was brought Into tho Houso again
today, Republican Loader Mann, at
inco blocked . all tho proceedings
with n filibuster, nnd tho upHhot
was that Republicans and Democrat!,
ngrood to voto on It Into today, tnk
lug up othor buslnoss in tho moan
tlu.e. FIHST RELIEF SHIP
LASTTIL ARRIVE
Nordhav, Which Left Portland
Sept. 11, Reaches Fal
mouth. England, Todav
Dr AwocltteJ rrott to Coot Ur TIium.J
N13W YORK, March 2. Tho first
ship sent from this country with
supplies for tho Bolglana, ha3 been
tho last to reach Its destination, ac
cording to nn announcement today
by tho Rellof Commission. Tho voi
sol Is tho Nordhav, which sailed
from Portland, Oregon. Soptpmbor
11 nnd reached Falmouth, England,
today. More than ono hundred car
goes have boon purchased and de
livered. Blnco tho Nordhav Balled
Sho has aboard 4020 tons of wheat
which has almost doubled In value
during tho voyage.
Paul complained to tho Interstate
Commerce Commission that tho
Great Northern Railway discrim
inates against it In favor of other
roads in falling to make Joint
through passongor rates from points
in Washington nc 1 British Colum
bia to points on tho complaining
roads lines,
IIIIH COME LITE
wWtt
MEMBERS OP THE ASSOCIATED THKSS
Says No Nation Has Right to
Change Rules of War Ba-
cause Methods Change
UNITED STATES WILL
I NOT CHANGE POSITION
I Asks England and France
! Hnu Thou Prnnncn in Harrv
Out New Regulations
Dr AuocUlei) r-wia (o Coot lltr Tlmtt.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jrnrch 2.
Tho United States will send n nolo
to Grent Britain nnd Franco, In
nnawer to tho ono rccolvod yestcr-
.dny, inquiring whnt meana will bo
tnkon lu carrying out tho policy of
holding up supplies being carried
to nnd from Germany. President
Wllsdn told callers today Hint tho
British-French nolo outlined In very
gonornl tortus n policy, but did not
dofluo tho moans of carrying It
Into effect.
Presldout Wilson refused to dls
cubs tho subject In dotal), but said
no nation had tho right to chnngo
tho rules of wnrfaro bocauso tho
mothodo ot wnr hnvo changed.
Ho ludlcnted Hint tho Uultod
Stntos will not chnngo hor previous
ly announced position, but will con
tinue to mnko efforts to have tho
belligerents rcspoct Amorlcnn ship
ping of a non-contrauand charnetor.
Ho Indicated that oven though n
rcnl blockndo wore established, no
a-) quostlonn affecting tho neutral
ity of tho United Stntos would bo
precipitated by continued voyages
of American ships to Germany.
RUSSELL CASE WILL BE HMD.
01 TO GET EVIDENCE IN
Death of Mrs. Arthur Russell
Soon After Husband Took
Principal Witness
PART OF PENTLAND'S
ST0R.Y NOW DOUBTED
Ill-feeling Existed Between
Arthur Russsll and Mrs.
Clarence Russell
(Spoelal to Tho Tlmoa.)
COQUILLK, Or., Mnrch 2. Tho
gathering of links of evidence to
support tho chain of clroumstnncos
upon which they will havo to de
pend for a conviction in the Russoll
polHonlng enso noar Myrtlo Point, is
one of tho most difficult tasks that
District Attorney Llljeqvlst and the
Shorlff'B offlco havo ovor under
taken, District Attorney Llljoqvlit
ronllzoa that ho will havo a hard
cum ns tho th.-eo little children
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Rtiisoll
will be a strong unrd lu tho play
of tho dofe-uso on tho sympnthloa
of tho jury.
So far, no accurate ovldonco has
boon aoourod na to how Arthur
Russell was poisoned. Ilia wife,
who possibly wns tho only ono who
would hnvo an aoourato Idoa of It,
is now dond. Sho dlod nbout n
yoar nftor her huibaiul, bolng a Vic
tim of onncer. Mrs. Arthur Russoll
Is said to havo been highly regard
ed by all who know hor. Tholr
four children aro bolUvod t? bo too
young to lmvo, a vivid recollection
or an accurate knowledge of tho
events that tiausplrcd during tho
Inst Illness of tho father. Mrs. Ar
thur Russell's brother was thoro at
tho time of his brotuor-iu-law's
doath, but ho is uuablo to furnish
any doflnlto evidence Thoro arc
sovernl rumors about tho . moans
used, but nono havo boon Btislau
tinted. Arthur RubboII, It scorns, was a
BUfforor from aouto lndlgostlon, and
ho thought that this was what ailed
him whon his fatal illnoss came on
him, "lie wcb bo sure of It that
tho parties called to attend him no
coptod his own stntomonta as diag
nosis of his 111. Dr. L. G. Johnson,
of Myrtlo Point, who was callod to
see Arthur Russoll soma time bo
foro his death, will probably bo
ona of the most Important witnesses
In tho caso outsldo of Wm. Pent
land. T. L Herman, of Myrtle Point,
who was a friend of tho RussoIb, has
been looking Into the caso consider
SUBMARINES
PLAN SEARCH
Of VESSELS
(Dr AMoelMfJ TrrM to Coot ntr Tlmri.
BERLIN, March 2. In Its reply
to tho American noto concerning
tho Gormnn naval wnr zone, tho
Gorman government ngreos that un
der certain conditions tho BubmnrluoH
will halt r.nd lnvostlgnto merchant
men nnd will proceed ngnliiBt only
such veseola ns nro found to bo
cnrrylng contrnband or nro owned
lu nations h'ostllo to Gormnny. Tho
reply wiib hnnded today to Ambus
Kiulor Gerard nnd It corresponds In
general with tho forecast of oomo
days ngo.
0
WHSTHUN PACIFIC
(lljr AMorlalnl X'mm lo Ciwt lltr Tliiin.
SAN FRANCISCO, March
2. Tho Kqultablo TriiBt Co.
of Now York, fllod n petition
with the United Stntos dls-
trlct court hero today asking
Hint tho Wostorn Pnoli.
Rnllrond bo placed lu tho
hands at n receiver.
TA.MALI'H Will). AT Jl. IJ. CHURCH
ably. Ho Is Investigating a story
Hint Arthur Russoll had Buffered
from poisoning somo years before
his doath.
Story Is Denied.
Myrtlo Point people who woro on
fairly intlmnto tonus with tho Rub
boII families dony Pontland's story
nbout tho Illicit rolntlons between
the Russoll families ns bolng tho
motlvo for tho nlloged crime. Thoy
stato that thoy know that Mrs.
Clnronco Russoll nnd Arthur Russoll
hnd not been on sponklng tonus
for a yoar prior to his death. Just
what tho cnuso wns, thoy nro not
certain. Howovor, Arthur Russoll
Is said to hnvo mado remnrks con
cerning Mrs. Clnronco Rusioll which
ludlcnted that ho was In fear of
her and is eald to hnvo nvoldod eat
ing at his brothor'B homo on this
nocount.
Piiiitlnud Wan Sen red.
Anothor report, which has not
bean vorlflad, Is that I'onlland wns
soared by allowed threats of Clnr
onco lluissell soon nftor Pontlnml
left tho- employ' of RubboII. It
booms that Clnronco Russell had
heard that Pantlaud hnd boon toll
liiK portion of tho sonwitloiuil story,
u I loh he afterward mado In tho
form of n deposition nt Coqulllo.
Tnen, according to tho story now
tnld, Clarence Russell sont word
or told pnrtles whom ho was sure
would tell PoiitlHiid "that Pentium!
bed bettor hit tho hilto."
Clmigu Against IVntlauiI.
In order to bo sure of getting
ivntland, who will be tho star wit-,
no: of tho proHooutlon, back into
! tho Btato, n chnrgo of lowd cohabita
tion was sworn out ngnlnst him.
This Is bnsod on his sworn .state
ment of his relations nt tho Clnr
onco Rutwoll homo. Pentium! could
not be brought back on n subpoonn
bill could bo cxtrndltod on tho
chnrgo mado. Howovor, ho has
waived extradition ami whllo tho
olittrge has not been dismissed, It Is
df.i'btful If It will ovor bo prosecuted
INSUIHJ NOW
A tolegram rccolvod this morning
said that threo socallod Mutual Flro
(nsuranco Companlos of Orogon hnvo
gono Into tho hands of a rocolvor.
Now la thb tlmo to insure In good
rollablo companies.
K. I. CHANDLER.
Rop'rcsentativo nine standard com
imn:e, solldest on enrth Paid Ad
Times want ads bring results,
A Cotwolldntion of Times, Const MnU
anil Coo Itnr Ailvorllsor '
VIOLENT FIGHTING RENEWED ALONG
BATTLE LINE II FRANCE TODAY
,LLM'S RKADV TO
TA It I J COXHTA XTI NOPLI '
(llr AwkhUIM l'rmt to Coot lltr Tlmm.
PARIS, March 2. Tho
bombardment ot tho inner
fort's of tho Dardanelles was
resumed yostordny morning,
imya an Athens dlspntch. Tho
RiiBsInn Admiral dologatud
to attend tho council of Ad
mirals, has joined tho Al
lied fleet In the Straits.
ES
Claim French Attacks Repuls
ed and Some German
Gains Russians Beaten
tnr Amoc Ittnl 1'rwM to Coot lkijr Tlmet.1
BURLIN, March 2. (Wireless to
Sayvlllo.) Tho official report to
days says: "Renewed Froneh at
tacks In tho Chnmpngno dhitrlrt
have In moHt cases already boon ro
inilsod. At somo places thoro woro
hnnd-to-haud oiicouuters but lu nil
of thoni wo woro vlotorlnun. Wo
hold firmly our positions. In Ar
gonno, wo havo taken several
tronohoB. French attacks on Vau
quolu were drlvon hack. Tho ad
vnntngo won by us In thoVong08
during tho hut few days woro main
tained despite violent counter at
tacks by tho enomy. Tho French
losses were ospeulnlly heavy during
nn attack yostordny ovenlng onnt
of Colics.
"In tho Kast, Russian ndvnncos
to tho southeast and south of An
gii8t6wo forest failed. Tho Rus
sian night attacks northeast of Lom
za nnd to tho oast of Plock woro
repulsed.,
PorBlBtont rumor that tho
real cause of the Bunker Hill
6 fire Is known and that the
man who accidentally started
tho blazo has told hlfl story
was afloat this nftornoou. 4
Tho nttornoys for tho do-
foiiBo would noltlieu deny nor
affirm tho report nnd that 41
thoy havo nothing to say un-
til lator. What dlsclosuroa
thoy. will mako Ib the matter
ot much speculation. It Is
known that District Attorney
LlljoqvJst Is not Batliflod
with the ovldouco submlttod
' and Ih now following Bovornl
'duos. .
CUT HARBOR BILL
llr Avaeltt' I'rtMto Caattltr Tlmot.)
WASHINGTON, I). C.
' Mnrch 2. Adinlnlstrntlou
O Domocrnts agreed today on
n program to out tho rlvor V
and harbor bill to $26,000,-
000, to bo expended by tho O
War Department for present
projects. '
4
$
ONLY ONM LIFi:
LOST ON KVKLVN
WASHINGTON. I). 0.,
Mnrch 2. Aiuorlcan Consul
Foo nt Dromon, reports Ml
meinbors of tho crow of tho
American stoamor Kvolyn,
sunk by n mlno In tho North
it Son, nro wife oxcopt ono flro-
man. Thoro had been foars
that Captain Smith nnd a
r boat of salloru woro lost.
Itetnln PohlHons. All ot tho om
ploycos ut tho Mnrshrield postofflco
aro In the civil sorvlro and coute
quontly tho ehango In pustmastors
will not affect thorn. This Inoludos
Assistant Postmustor Frank Sumner
It formerly was that postmasters ap
pointed their deputy or assistant
postmasters without regaro to riil
service rules bjit this no longer ob
tains. CouBoquoutly when Mr. MaLpln
takes offlco. thore ill bo biivmHe
chaugo.
G EMU
UUM
MORE V CTDR
of Kuropo nro engaged In a death strnggto which
limy chnngo (lio limp ff (lio world. Km-h day
brings new developments of vital Importance.
Keep yourself pooled ronil News (lint Is News
subscribe for Tho Times nnd "wlso tip."
No. 189
French and German Reports
Agree on Severe Engage
ments in Champagne
LOSSES VERY HEAVY
FOR BOTH SIDES
British Forces Gain Ger
mans Apparently Worsted
on Both Sides Today
tllr AMoeUtoA Prow to Coot tUr Time.
LONDON, Mnrch 2. Tho French
nnd Gorman communications today
ngroo Hint violent fighting Is un
undor way in tho Chnmpngno region,
whoro the AIllos bognu nn attack
several days ago, nnd Hint tho
losses nro iliniHually heavy.
Borlln announces now French nt
tackH with Btroitg forcos repelled in
moat enflort nnd tho French losses
as enormous.
Paris claims progress for tho At
llos at Bovora) points nnd nssorts tho
GormniiB Hiifforod heavily.
Apparently tho bnttlo Is tho Inrg
ost nnd moHt sovorely contostcd ot
any along tho western front slnco
tho engagement nt Hotssons.
Minor hatttoB occurred lu tho
Vobkon nnd n report from tho Brit
ish Commnndor, Sir John French,
iiayii ground was gained by his
army hut tho oporntloiiB In gonornl
along tho lino nro unimportant ex
cept lu Champagne.
In Runslnn Poland, tho fighting
apparently Ih less Intense following
tho German rovorso nt Prr.asnys.
although tho HubbIiuih nssfart they
nro conducting n gonornl offensive
movement.
Borlln roporln Hint tho Runslnn
ntta'cks at several points near tho
Pruislnu border failed.
Athonn snyH tho Allies resumed
tho bombnrdiuont of tho DnrMnnollcs
yostordny niornlng.
FREiu TELL OE
SEVERE FIGHTING
(Or AiMHUtol I'reu lo Coot Oar Timet.
PARIS, Mnrch 2. Tho official
itntnmont this nftornoou eaya: ''Tho
British ropulHOd n Gorman attack
noar St. Kiel, south of Ypros. In
splto of a storm, wo continued our
progress hetwoon Porthas and Bonu
soejotir. Northeast of Mesnll wo
hold tho ohlot positions parnllol
to our nttaoklng lino. In Bagntollo
nnd tho Mnrlo Thoroso Boctious thoro
baa been mlno nnd Infantry fighting
In advnuco of a trench wo occuplod
nfter hnvlng momontnrlly nbandonod
It. Noar Vnuquola wo hold tho
ground captured by two counter nt
tackB. In tho Vosgee nt La Chnp
olotte we captured tronchoa nnd
ndvnucod 800 nietor."
W SIGHTSEERS
With CO passongorn, nbout hor
comploto capacity tho Nairn Smith
loft down nt two o'clock this nftor
noou bound for San Fnmolsco. Sho
nrrlvod In horo Just yostordny tnorn-
In.
Thoso who loft wore: James O'
Conner, J. II. Flnnngun, Myrtlo
Gorst, Wilbur Gorat, V. C Gorst and
wlfo, L. G. Koatlng, M. Broylon. Geo.
W. Josof, Paulino Jogof. Mrs. B. As
tor. Mra. WUIlom Yntoa, Mrs. M. A.
Dlotz, IS. C. Stlugor. Wlllam Yatoa.
Robort Putora. Mrs. Goorgo Holt. Mrs.
George Umgford. Mre. Mnlkrltz, Ted
Faust nnd wlfo; P. II. Petorson. Paul
Davie. J. Arnott, Dick Bmortson, Al
bert Smalley, Chnrjoa QJS and at
passengers lu tho stoerasu.
Baniaolo To Sea. Th threo own
ers, masters and iuomUr of the
crow or tho gold eeUI"jj sbip Baru
ado. stated tills morning they would
loave out for son on tho tido this
afiornoon. bound for San Francisco
and Central Amorlca. A' compass ar
rived on tho Hardy this trip; thev
have charts aboard and bellce tUir
Journey will bo n success. Tho mon
aro D- M .Poste, Frank Harris and
Sidney WHsou.
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