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MEMlirOUH OP THK A SSOCIATICP .MKSS
VOL NO. XXXVIII.
KstnbtMied 1S78
As The Const Mult.
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mull
and Coos Hnv Aihertlser.
No. 259
(Emis
CKING-TAKING OFF
MEN
AT 5 O'CLOCK FOUR
EXTRA!
ITEEN OF
GREW PEPDRTED RESCUED
JAt First Thought to Be the Steamer Saginaw Which Was Due
'Here But Latter Steamer Crossed in Over the Bar
Safely This Afternoon
JUDGE HALL IS .'AflREST
HIGHLY HONORED
: i
KIita'Tir ACCTSKD IIV KATIIF.H Ol
LOL1T.Y SIMPSON'
mitghell;roosevelt is jvit
! Tnim inmn i
; IKIDI UK!
LASSEN
A I IT OK HIM OK CALIFOHXIA
ll 'l.'lf lM.MKliri'l.'ll l.ill.l.l.V
t-ililiiilt lull rill IM' '..JIJI..
Pnrtli's In Tivmlgohl JjS.'O.OOO Dam-
ago Suit Willi Complaints Which
Took Weeks To Prepare
Elected to Highest Office in
Odd Fellows' Organization
of State of Oregon
NOVreHJIMD MASTER
FUHXISHF.S HOND
OUT
CREW
op mt
aboard
THE VESSEL
A message from Koschurg
nt noon niinounceil that De
tective Mitchell luul ftiriilali
ed bonds for his tippeiirnnce
In Coiiulllo ninl hud been
released from custody.
Action of the Lodge Confers'44' ' . - - , ., ,
Great Honor Uuon Well- w. j. Mitci.eii Portland detective. Court Room Buzzes Like Dy-
u belt nuiiui UMUii vvui- Wns nrrcHted yesterday urtornoon nt. , i, p-:.,j: a
known Marshfie d Man itoseburK on n warrant mndo out by naiiio wnen rinnings Arc
'.mho a. Simpson, oi iiiinnoii, cuarg- KG ncn I aif finav
4
I
,
Twelve Jurors Unanimous
Verdict for the Colonel
at Syracuse Today
Crops Destroyed
Front Volcnno
For
BGAIWITALY NEAR1NG
.
dp nnun PT
1 i ii ii I j II I I LIU I
lly liiijer of Mud
Coets Valley
Miles
in
'AUSTINS READY
i it r r"r I h I " ill ft n -- uruinAr.'r 'l11' ouiiiiuu u ikiiuiun, iiiu
IVItZCI IIMUi WHS Ml IMtWrUttl , lug the sleuth with conlrlbiitlng to
i t . . . . . . .. t . ... -. i1lti. f n lit I il 1
I BreaKwa ei uois Line on vessel But Tid3 is Low and There is , '" 7i; ; .,"' , J.V r , YT ftmV simp". go.i i i WILLIAM
Little Chance of Saving Hor Probably Lost
tier wneei or midder
a Kino Hoeognltlnu of Odd
bellows in ( oos County
years, This Is tlio news Drought ov
er lust evening by Deputv Sheriff A. I llellef
BARNES' SCORED
CREW BEING SAVED
Late this afternoon it was stated from Empire that those
ashore had witnessed the saving of 14 of the 19 men
aboard the vessel. The bar dredge Michie got two lines
aboard the vessel about 4 o'clock and working from tho
dredge the life-savers were able to bring the men off the
wrecking vessel. The sea was getting rough, but the rest
of the men were being taken off.
Former County Judge John F.
Hull lias been highly honored by
the nionibors of the Odd Fellows of
Oregon. At the meeting held nt
Newport, Oregon. Judge Unit was
P. Davis, who. came nerving naiiers
fit connection with 0. T. Treadgold'sJ
fTiO.nno dnmago suit. I
And thus Is put another tangle In
tlio almost hopeless jumble that hasi
devolved Itself wltli wiint nns bo"'!
l.xpiessed 'Hint Charge of
Ktii-iurr President Against Poll
Ileal lions ale Ttiii Cost
l'it II to Unfiles
! Rnnnrts Inrlinnto Tlin. fnim.
tn AMivliteJ rr to CV Iter Tlmw.7 ' ... , i - i
uhddino. cniir.. May ss.-i'n.tl try is Almost Sure to Enter
of tho rim of Crater nt Lassen Peak Into Gdieral Conflict
is reported today to havo .illicit In.
following eruption of great mud '
I streams which covered Hat Creek
Valley yesterday.
Oops were destroyed through-out
Hut Creek Valley, according to con-1
minatory reports received hero from - .
spread tnST mim$i Statement Is Made That Enor-
ports fixing the depth at one to three' niOUS Amiy IS StatiOtlCCi Oil
feet, covering tho valley for a d s- i,n ii ri!.
taneo of K. miles In a strip varying tllC Italian FrOfltlCr
in width from one half to two utiles.
Property destruction la widespread. I RflMF Hfil D5. RIG MFPTIWR
Minor damage was done many homes. "UIVIt nULUS PIU IVIfctl IIMU
and tho Iohs of livestock, Implements ""
and hotiKehold goods In great. People of tlio Italian Capital Outlier
I and lilsten to Speech of Major
mid Then Visit American Ciii-
in? AinorUt! Trrvt to Coos Day Tlnifw.
SYltACHSl.. N. Y.. Mnv 2.--Tho
elected P tlio offlco of llrnnd MiiHlori known ns the concii-i roaiigoid roiin. ' Jury In the trial of William Humes'
.of the I. O. O. F. of the Btatu of i , ' thp cno list concluded. .MU-HUt for ,i iigulust Theodore
Oregon. Tills is the highest offlco '111 collected $,fi0 from Joo Coach 'ltooHevelt today returned n verdict
hi the organization mid that Judge for detective services. , fnvor 0f defendant, after cuuuld-
Hall was selected for tho place la! J V10 cfjniplnliit filed by 1 read- erM1- for moro ,inii 11 hours tlio
n gieat honor to him and n credit P0'1' ", " ntos .".". " , ,,c'"., Mi.cstlon or placing all costs Tor Jho
tin c.w, ti,. ., ,n mm,,, ..,.. charged with n statutory crime niul!rii,, mmi, tin, nininiirr. it Im iim
iof Judge Hull's election" wns brought I wlt)1 c""sl"i: Il0,l,n Slmiison to con- l)0or of tll0 jry tmt ,1Verythliig
licre by S
llinrni inin . "",1 "cii iisit americau i;iit-
WRECK KILLS Ik::: ::r:: :::::.
Tismi Tralii A tivkcd With To
Others and Flro Adds to Horror
or Situation
lllr AiiocUIkI l'ru to Coo llir 'ilnn 1
CAItUSU., Knglnnd. Mny 2. '
Tbree fralim rollliliwl llilu liinrnliiir on I
I.ando who has just re-i"01"1 with llandon meji for tho Pr- Uoosuvult cnnrKl.d H true, nttl Hint ' tlio Caledonia railway at (Iretna, near
poso of Intor blacknialllng them. Ufa, the
MIJH III IIIH rollipiMMU 1IUII HUH tvnb
douo with "tho Intention of defam
Inir, discrediting tho plrintlff nud
with Hie Intent of Infliienclni: official
tho plaintiff and to eventually cause
and disbarred
Coplea or tho complaint nre being
served on all thoso mentioned In tlio
ITiO.OOO daiuago suit.
TAKES HIS 01 LIFE
SKULL FRACTURED
ItltAKKMAN' J. K. IIOVUCS HAS
t.VAiuiow i:scapi: kuom
di:atii
foreman, "wo stood 1 1
or or tlio aoiontian..
fSporlal lo Tlio Times,.
MYUT1.1. POINT, Oro.. May 22
FHANK II. JACKSON', 1)1.1) HHSI-i
HUNT, COMMITS Sl'ICIDH
Alter dressing iiimsoir in nis uesi i j,,.,,, Timber Knocks Him Ihicou
suit of clothes nud leaving a note, M.,is Front Knglno Cab Hurled 1
expiuiiiiiig ins ilium nun- i. jhuh- t)) Trnck ill) I'eet Above fanon
son committed sulcldo last evening t
l,v tnklnir m ilnnn of cvnnldn of not-1 Tbr'iistlnir bis bend from tho en-
ash. Ho was found dead In his glno cab while tho freight train for uros novor eniingcn, iturnes reiusiug (jeorgo Hormann. Mr. Hermann
room In a boarding house on llio Powors wns crossing llrldgo No. 4 to change Ills vote uiiiii tins morn- mH piircliiiRod of Claronco Uussoll
water rront near mo Dilution can- yeaieruay iiiorning jirni.omnn j. r. ,111b. uno uau inioroBt in tlio farm on
lioyics was struck oy n scaniung Tim uoionei ion tup uiiiiuiuk m wlilcb tho latter lived. Arthur Ilus
and knocked from tlio car to tlio ' n crowd. Iloforo ho soiMinited from H(,u died three years ago and It Is
floor of tho bridge whoro ho luy,the Jury ho said: "liontienion, Hits claronco Himsoll mid his wlfo who
unconscious for sovoral nilnutes be-ili certainly u typicni Ainoricnii er- were nrrestod on a clinrgo of pols-
foro bolng rescued from his porllouH diet. I wont to tnniiK you again. onlng Arthur Uussoll, a brother of
position HO feot above tho water. After the anuouncomeni oi tuo ciarenco. Tlio caso was considered
Ho was brought on tho noon trnln verdict, nttorneys ror iiarnos oojeci- uy tno Rn jury at this term or-
In tlin Mnrn llnanllnl wlllirit II UMIB ml In ItH rOCClllt. 1 I'O ODJCCllOU Was .nnpl I, Ml tint i.nan i,nlIi,ni,n,l
round ho had a fractureil skull. ' ovorruled, and the Jury was thanked for rurtlior action until tho session voked a solemn hitting of tlio mil-
His condition today was reported uy ny .insure Aiiurons iur nuivitu uau of lll0 Krnmj jry nt, tho next term nlclpnl Council to consecrato tho
of court. now war. Arte. ins umiress tlio
The steam schooner Clarcmont is apparently wrecking on ,..i?.!'n I:,.!.1"1.1.. '"V,?. ,.t.!i!. '.'
the Coos Bay jetty. It was thought for several hours today coos county, no was bom in v,
that the vessel in trouble was the Saginaw but later the Sag- f"!; '" t'?o0Larl.,,i,vB,tIlv,.1r .i.
iinaw, which was due here, crossed safely over the bar and it been a resident or this locality.
as then learned that it was the Claremont that was in trou- try ....d 1. to coos nay
C. ' 1871 nud hns made his home
It was feared at 3 o'clock this afternoon that the crew could ?I"fh"fe,',ff,!.1IPS11 Elf 'l
, I A till II 1 II n I 1 I I I -! -- Mil VWllll ....p.
roi ue savcu. m report siaieu wai ine oreaKwaier nan a line
en the vessel, but at 1 o'clock it was extreme low tide and
Ihere was little chance of pulling the schooner off the jetty
until high tide.
All that can be learned about the vessel is what came from
the light house and the life-saving station. One report stat
ed that the bottom was washing out of the boat and if this
is the case there is no chance of floating the vessel and very
small chance of saving the men'
The steamers Breakwater and F. A. Kilburn which were in
the bay, both went out to 1ielp. The Kilburn returned this af
ternoon evidently not able to render any aid. The latest reports
.atfir thru t hr ifn-srivinn nrniv was n hnnrri tin Breakwater norv. During tho afternoon m
and had managed to get a line on the Claremont. . .. ' iSnr.SffiT.nd toid ".
The Breakwater was on the bar and from there shot lines , wrigut that ho wanted to seo him
Hn thn hint in trmil.ln ' nt o'clock in tlio evening nun aHit-
iio me ooat in irouuie. ,i .imt bo can at ii s room. Mr.
1 SWAM FOR HELP Wright complied with tho renuost
In order to secure assistance for his comrades on board tlic!""',n,1",B t,,oro fou",, Mr- JncU"on
vessel, R. C. Haan. one of the crew, jumped off the wrecking Tho noto iott, wi.ici. wns cnrefuiiy
vessel and swam in an effort to reach the Saginaw. The lat- r ITVZo 81.
'irr upqcpI lnAorrH a cmnll hnnt anr ninkOfl tin Haafl and tOW- of sulcldo nolsonlng. I am too old
2d toward the north
Wand Haag jumped
The first thing he
was whether there
Haan said that
len on board the Claremont and that was to act quickly. ti.o sruvc- tJ'0..'!nV.e,r.,cnu... !'". Z. '!.",f'.'"
ASSOCIATE OF CAPT' DUGGAlV. ' Mr jll(.iHon loaves a 'sister who for somo time. Had hu gone
It was a peculiar freak of fate that Haag should be aboard resides in.pakinnd.caiiforntat.nd tbrough ti.o bridw um ,ho would
ihe ill - fated vessel and that he should swim ashore ;l rr.S.S in tilo 'canyon "oZ iiniigo no.
S hn hnri cppuoH as nnai tfirmaster Under Cant. DllUgan, Ot by Mr, Wright after tho rinding of 4 Is but a short dlstnnco till- aide
E. . . , '. ...u" a,. r. -,-;..;, ..lnr. TiTmnlnrl tho body. Ho had been murrion nut of llakor Oreok on tlio bmiui-row-
fiiie uzarma, wno lost nis uie whuii mu u-auua wo wi -.--.m-u , ha wfli dl0(, H0I110 y01irH UK0 Mr. orH l0BKinK rottd
II l;nf)? Rav ' Jackson ciinio nero in iooy. n
Jii HUU& Ddy. .. rnn.incted a saloon on Front street
WAb UUlVIUMu Mtnt ', n room whoro uftorwnrd the
Thn niarnmnnt aRnnrriinn to the statement of Haag, Was , noiicord and Pullman BaiD'jiiH i were
IMinrl frnm Qn Fponrkm for fcnns BaV With Oil. After Un- , I0"10.: Ki.nL,wE
hiim II VIII VJ14II lUIIWIwww ivt ,,',, , i lUn ",iU lU" "'," " " '
oading the drums of oil here it was tie in enuon w.w'''-""?! oK .! TRinn r PfllTrilPm dStor ;
joat on o W ana Bav where the rest oi tne canju wuum uc,rr---u lt , gal(li ,t0 tt bum 0r b hh h Mr r hr v ..
.liQr-hnrnnrl tiionoy with hint when bo loft no.o LIBULLL- ULII I LIIUUU uopariuioiu
"vihiiu, . . . , ,, , Novuda bo Invostod Ills aecii-
i tlC master Of the Vessel IS Uapt. deiliOll. IIH& waa mo inutl0H ln sumo mining venture
first trip to this harbor. Haag says that the leap am maao a .y.t g--HS ,s 1W
11 siake a limit when, tie eniranue oi uiu iimum vo - ailll lm(1 WOrked at whatever m-
Jnd instead of getting inside the channel he turned too . ar Sgr.t ueuw -r jn
to bo particularly despondent 'yes
terday. Ho was 08 yo.trs old and
rrnm ..tint I'M ii bo liuimcil from his
'friends ho wus simply dlscouragod
because of latk or ompioymoui in
his old ago. ' ...
Cynaldo of potasu, ine poisoii 1.1-
plalittlfr, not having boon II-
liere, causing tlio deatli of at least
holed, Is entitled to no ilamngert. 75 porsons and tho fatal Injury of
Tlio foreman or tho Jury nnnounc- ninny others. Tho total or the casual
ed tho verdict ror the dofciiriutit tlcn probably will reach 100. Flro
and then tlio Jury wus pol'o.l Ten In wreckage added liorrur to the ac
Jurors answered "For IK-rcinilnut." ' clilunt. Ono trnln wus a troop train.
him to be Indicted, convicted or crlmo..,,i.r t)lu ,,j ,rk iu8ltatoJI. called the i ono a local and n third an express.
ninl illnlintiiil " v- f . .1. .. ...Ill..l ..
iiumi. or Kdwurd lluriis -111(1 wuitoit.
Iltri.s, n llepubllcau Juror, stnud up
In 1.1c seat and said "For tho do
.onikint." The twelfth 'eror uii
wered the same. Tlio court lxi..od
like a dynamo. Alliough piovlous-
, ly warned by the court, several pcr
ons stood up and waved tl'clr
hands.
Out a Iong Time.
Tho Jury foreman said 10 ballots
in all wero taken before th? verdict
finally was agreed upon. The Hist
ballot was taker, more thuu 10
hrurs boforo tho ury camo In to'ia.v.
was nine to tlireo In favor ot tho
defendant.
"After tlio first ballot," said tho
Tlio adjoining fields have the ap
pearance or an Immense mortuary.
Tho dead mostly are soldiers. Tho
troop train collided flint with thu
local mid boforo the occiipantii were
able to got clear of tho wreckage,
tlio I.ondou-Olasgow express crashed
Into them, Kocamotlves nud cars,
shattered anil splintered, were hurled
about In confusion.
GUIS RUSSELL FIRM
;
Momijl.ATIO.V
Hr AMHWt.tM itrm lo Coo 1U, Tlmm 1
PAUIS. May 22. Tho Hnv
ns ngency's correspondent
it Itouie telegruphs that King
Victor Kntmnuiiel today sign
ed a general mobilization of
tlin country's forces on laud
and sea.
III.OW t'P IIAItlt.-CKS
VKHON'A Italy, May 22.
The Austrian barracks at
Kovorto, a town In thu Tyrol
with about 12,000 Italian In
habitants was bluwu up today.
to 1 111 fll- Tlin four rlillilrnn of ArMini- llnuunll
ineso iig-ibnvo boon adopted liy Mr. and Mrs. i
ITAIiVTO DKOIiAKIl
WAIt liATi: TODAY"
II; AMOdtllM I'M-, lu LUIM lUj 1UI(
LONDON", May 22. King
Hmniaiiuel will Issue today a
proclamation to the Italian
pcoplo stating that Italy has
been driven to war and ap
pealing to popular support,
although Italy and Austria
nro virtually nt war, no ro
ports received thus far toll
or actual hostilities.
The trail which crossed tho
If no from Italy, however, wns
seized by the Auatrlans who
arrested tho train crow. Oroat
patriotic demonstrations took
plaeo last night In Homo nud
war Is expected (illicitly nud
probably with exchange of
formal declarations.
A
IUF a-maLio, rr. 10 Cii4 lift, TltfuM j
KOMI.. May 22. Almost tho en
tire population of Homo gathnrcd
flnst night on Cnpltnlluo Hill, where
rriuco uoiounn, tno .Mayor, con-
It- III. Ir. I.n. .rlnlla lull lll-nlullll V lllfMl filed Ollt td tllO II TV rOOIIl.
not fatal. ' I Iloosovelt broke orr shaking liatidH
lloyles was tho brakoman In wiui connsoi iinii inoini utni ininiuu
.. i. a ... . a.. i - .. ,,. 1llir m.,111 II. 1 , l,TI 11 ,,,, I,,..
.... i r..ri... n xn, .i.m.-- ,i.,,i I rtnnnnr I iin.,m r , r,i,t nn, ni inn irnm iff iiiu Jill- i.i.f.ii. .., viiiai...... .,,
--.I. n.fin- nn nllnmnl Hind lYIOrtn tfl Ullll lllllllll l hul "Uin M - lllttlhu Ul mu Mviu ynn w. ...v, .:......,.. I. 1 ...111. ol.
suit, duiuii; cm auuiii.M vvao iiiauv. iu . , mm nngor. Prefer no.itti The trainmen say that ho was mix-, Jry aim in"" "" ;"'"'" ""' ""V' I
Ollt Of tllC Sllial boat and SWam tO SllOre, to Insanity. Kindly bury mo bo- Ions about 80.no bear riding on nn l"Xii work hitho In ore." of tlio
asked of those gathered on the north s ttZ fflwS
ZlallTL of saving the'""- - of -, -" tff'.SfS.WA 5KrSttoto w
there was on v one cnance or saving me ,,, ,..,,. ..,.,,,,,. ,,,, ruaiiv ror ,. W11H wi,i0 1 .bis nosition tun
WILSON IS GRANDPA
DArO'llTKIt HOIt.V TO YVIKIJ OK
Si:C. McADOO Ii-AST N10HT
Iiovles is a young man ami un
married. A year ago ho was severe
ly hurt In nn accldont. It is ex
pected ho will bo confined In tho
hospital tor several weeks.
Mrs. V. O. Fonslor delightfully
entertained tho Ladles' Art Club'
last week. A number or visitors
wero Invited, making it total of over
thirty present. Dainty refreshments
wore served.
Attorney Clntido II. fliles was it
Mnrshfleld visitor Wednesday,
Ilov, C. Mayno Knight and fatnJIy
visited ln Myrtle Point last Monday
at the Max Dement homo. During
tho afternoon an Informal reception
was hold ror thorn by thu ladles ot
tho M. K. Church.
Pror, ('. A. Davidson and wire
will spend tlio summer visiting lit
Han Francisco nud other California
points.
Mrs. William Hiulth and daugh
ters, I.lla and Kuiilco, itro preparing
to remove to tho homo above (Irav
oir.rd when school Is out.
I.. J. Itnborts was a business c ill-
crowd wont to the Itoyal Palace and
rhooroit tlio King and family when
they appeared on the balcony,
The crowd, carrying an American
flag, thou went to the Amorlcau
embassy, whole thoy cheered for
America and domaudod rovougo for
thu sinking of tho l.usltuulii.
FOKCI.S COXCKN'THATI.I.
(II A-u-LIJ 'rM lo L'uot lu; TtlliM.
OI.N1.VA, Muy 22. Tho Journal
published a lloiuu dispatch announc
ing Unit tho Austrlaus are concen
trating large forces along tho upper
Adlue Itlver.
nistake about where the entrance oi tne naiuui waa uuua-u . . . worket. ut wjmtoVor
r,J .. 1 .. .! ll.n nhnnno llO tllrrtPfl Tfli. lilr i,l.niiml ll
?. . msieaa or getting w i h- ' thnV.h- -
tuwara tne norm anci siruuK uuuuuy un u "- --
pnerged jetty. ,.
RISKED Llht run uuivinHuto
'Rafntu firci fnr mo criirl Haan when he came out ot tne
Lvriton ,i oii,nri . n.mn nn thp heach. This, however, was
---. UU 1UIIWU l tllW .. - --;- , ., I f- , V" . "- , . - .,,.,,,,,
10t hk nurnnco in cwimm llfl aSlOI'e 3S ne r SKUU Ilia mu iu,keu uy .Mr. jaiKs-.u, m ......,
,,ul, llls PUrpOSe in SWimmiliy pulc ',,. i-jc nnmrarlPQ drug, lt caused an almost Imnio-
tfder to net communication and secure aid for his comrades lyilU of lh0 t aI, , ,
Dtl thn uoccril ' many casos It is impossiom wnuro
L" me VeSSei. T.ir TO I flQF tll drUK ,s llmll8terea ,0 nml h0
fcv J IIIVIC IU uwwi- . . . roai callSO Ot ueutll, lliu n"o --
,?l know this bar," said Haag, "and I realize me P'"" " i ;?Wi ? T.
wmen me vessel is now piacea. . i n fTr r'-i k. ,Vni ih-ssiaxs t-iaiM
lOr t in hnn. cinrl nn pqq t IP. fireW IS taKdl Ull ell wiy uj ""
he lost. There can be but little time elapse before the men are
taken off. Otherwise they are all lost-"
LINES WEKtsriui
snitvi: i'iio.m
1.0 VHAItS
.Valued In Honor of Dead (.mini
mother, Kllcn WIImiii
(llr A Ul"l K"" I Ceo. IK, Tlmn.)
WA8HINC.TON. I). C. Muy 22. ur i ,OWI, Wednesday from llrliUo.
Secretary McAdoo was being coiigritt-l deorgo Tonnoy Is nsslstlng at tho
. tilatod today over tho birth or a. lmk of .vyrtlo Point this w.k
ml also over his nrst np-,n,rjB ,(io Illness ot Cushler II. A.
t oHIco In tho Trousury Aimiii
out slnco ho was operated up- t. I). Ouorln. wire and daimhlor.
on ror uppoiidieuiB . unoiii io An,.0 W(1 0 t1( Nn cjinlth
1 months ngo. Tho Prosldonts grand- t(lH wouk t0 vHt tj10 exposition mid
llltHi: TO ilnugliter, which was born lust night, rottnVea lu Oaklund.
will bo named Klleu Wilson McAdoo
alter lute Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Judge Coke Pays Little Attention lo
I ('leniency Petition and Score
I Prisoner for Perjury
(Spedul to The Times)
f'OOlJILL.:. May 22. Carl Knselo
of employment ill or Uoqulllo, was soiiiem-eu yosiuruu.
afternoon by Judge Coko to servo
from tlueo to 2u years In tho peni
tentiary In handing down the de
cision of tho court Judgo Coko sev
erely cenbored tho prisoner, saying
that ho not onl was guilty or u re
volting crime but ulso had purjured
hlmsoir on the witness stand.
A long petition was presented to
tim court. utiMiml bv townspeople ask-
'ing tho leniency or tho court for Kn-
sole. Judge CoKe neciareu pennons
of llttlo value generally and that tho
youth should pay tho penalty. Knselo
was cburgod wun contriuuung to tuu
SUNK BY GERMANS
lUtlTIKll SMLIVO SHIP OLU.V
IIOIA1 SlIIMAItlNi: VICTIM
L The Breakwater when she went down the pay stopped at the :
' e-saving station and took aboard the Ii fe-say.ng crew. From
ne steamer there short lines to tne uamnu "l l'"r; '"we't;
?o do any good. From shore it append that one Ii no wemj
OALICIA VICTOKV
(Br Aim Ulfcl !' io l oon U)f Tlu 1
LONDON. May 22. In cen
tral Oallcla the Itusslans
claim to have made progross
on both flanks ot the Austro
Uerman rorces, but apparent
ly have not been ablo to men
ace their communications
Tho main struggle being car
rled on along the river San
from Przemysl northward for
sixty miles
(' Ordered to Abandon Vitrei lUv
fiii-ti She Wa. Sent to lliiltom m
Cargo foi' Clillo
lllr Aw Uloil I'rn. i. t'ooo Mr Tlmt I
.H.:itI.IIAVI.N. Ireland, May 22.
The llrltUli sulllUK ship Olenholni
was sunk yesterday by a Oerman
submarlno 15 mllou off this port.
Membors of iho crew woro landod
here.
ufter
INI AT FLORENCE
Tho Rhododendron festival (it
Florence, which opened yesterday
liromlses to be ono of the most suc
cessful they havo ever held, aciord
Ing to Dan J. McKIiiiioii, who io
turned from there last night. Tho
rostival contliiuoH today and tomor
row. Special trains had boon charioted
at Kugone and It was expected that
botwcoii COO and 1000 from that
city wouiu vibii iiiu aiumuw mu-i
tropolls today or tomorrow. 4,
Floronco had nmdo big prepara
tions Tor It and tho town Is gaily
decorated to welcome tlio lsltors
, CON'I'KIIS POWHHS 1
III Amo UIkI I'naa lu cvwa IUr Tlm.t i
LONDON, May 22. A dispatch
from Home wtys King Victor IC111
innuuel signed today an itct con
ferring extraordlnaiy powers on tho
govorumeiit "for the duration or tho
war."
WOl'LD HKLP'lTAIiV
Hr AHuUtad I'lWM 10 i'ihm IUr TllU'i )
UO.M1C, Muy 2a.-- Admlrul Ilet-
tolo, president ot the Italo-ltounmn-
Ian LouKiio, telegruphed to M. Fill))-'
, omcii, President of the Uuniano-
I Italian Leaguo at llucliarest, saying
that on the day Italy declared wa;
mi Austrl.t, her thoughts would
turn miicli to Itoumunia, counting
upon her iiHslntanin at the supie no
I I ilsls.
III
delinquency of a minor girl or Han- n,,andon nt)r. aUe w jB 0t the way
Tho ship was sunk with shells , ,Nl(,,tlol, t0 program of speeches
tho crow ha. tee,, ordered o J".. ld' , c'rownlnK of , fog.
don. tho charge being mado in a
manner width constituted a statua
tory crime
I Safo for bule. L. L. Thomas.
Take your baths ut O. jf. llarbcr
i .
Shoo. Front near (Vntilil.
from Chile to Liverpool with a car
go of nitrate
For Sunday Fresh Strait horry,
Vanilla and Chorolato Ico Cream.
The kind thut's mado ut 1etvls'.
tlval officials, there aro many street
shows and attractions One of
theso Is Jay Muhoncy g famous dlv
lug negro who Is getMiw. the coin
Try Our Strawberry Dream, rpet'
tally fine. !ett !'.
KA(TS ADOPT CLAHK.MO.NT
. . 4,
Cross tonnage, 717.
Net tonnage IIS,
Loitght, IMS. I.
Depth, 12. 0.
Ciew, 17.
Iudlcatud II P., 2.000.
llullt at Aberduon, Wash-
Ington. la 1907.
llonio port, San Francisco.
OWXI.I- IX SAN' FHAXC1SCO
The steamer Claroiuont, 4
wie.klng on the Jetty, Is ow-
ned by W. II. Wood ot San
Francisco.
CI1L1; CO.MPVN'V PAY'S
lUCUI.IN Ma 2 Tho (lerman
A'lantlc Cablo Company, notwith
standing tho cutting or Its cables at
the outbreak ot the war, has Just
d. Wared a dividend ot U 1-2 per,
1 nt wbii Ii Is only ono per cont losa
wo the rigging, but if tms was a i. ?-.."" ,