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'VOL. IV. ko.::3.
II.
Di!l Taken Up by Senate, Num.
v erous Amendments Offered
' and Voting Time Scheduled .
'?H' '1 .' for Flve o'Clock:
Philippine COMOTTEE V
TO REPORT FAVORABLY
: Former Measure Reducing Duties on
v Sugar, V Rice J and Tobacco to
. Twenty.Five Per Cent of Dingley
Ratei and, EaUbliehing Free Trade
' ?on All Other Articles,
'(taml apeelal servles.) "
: Washington, Feb. 14v The ship sub
sidy bill til taken up by the eenato
today and a vote scheduled for I o'clock.
A number of amndtnenta were olferd.
.The Philippine committee will report
to the senate favorably on the bill re
ducing the dutlea oa Philippine eugsr.
. rloe and tobacco to IS per cant of the
Dingley rataa Ed i establishing free
trade In everything else,;
' Senator Gearhr today'' Introduced e
bill authorising the aecraUry of, war to
correct th muster rolle of the Roane
rlvar Indian war In-order to place- on
record the correct enlistment datee of
I participants.
ELKINST RATE "BILL.
wee .Ylrglaiaa . Xntrodaee
- ;,--.- -, rwvrUUag tow Bete Correction.'.
, ... ... (Joor, fipwl.i BrrrW.) - -
.';. 'Washington, fab. 14. Sana tor Elklna
.: yeatarday Introducad hla bill for rail-
: way rata Icclalatlon In tbe aenata. The
mceaure provldea that whenever any
, rate, fare or ebarae eaUbllahad by rail.
roads ahail be unjuat and unreaaonabla,
" thelntereUte oommerce eomrotaaton
. " . iahalf have power fcfter "complaint -and
bearing to make an order requiring auch
. rata to be tnodined ao far aa ahail be
naoaeaary -ta Order to remova the un
v. raaaonableneak 'and nnlawfulnaaa. The
t', order la aubject to modJtloetJoo or con-
, til IMUVR VJ M WWW fcW k .
STOPS A STEAL
. Xe Vellette tfeeee AMejapt e wtadle
v' v tadlaaa Oat ef 'Oeal UiU.
.' . -1 Uwral Beerlnl wrle. , ''"
: . ' Waahlngion, Feb. 14. Bona tor La Toi
lette of Wlaoonaln haa prevented the
" naaaaa'a of a bill Pfopoatne the aale of
' coal landa of the Choctaw and Chlcka
. eaw Indiana for a nominal eum etl-
. ' mated at IS.006.000. The landa are worth
. more than 140.000.000. and will produce
't to' the Indiana-wider the terma they are
now leaaed more than I100.000.00. The
' land haa been developed for le yeara
i .'and aocordlna to the bill, would have
been Bold at the appraleemene of lOA
yeare ao. The Choctaw. Oklahoma
. ' Gulf railway, tbe preeent leasee, would
kave been the beneficiary under the pro-
posed aala. v-- -ct-i -.-.v :-
- BERJNO SEA CLAIMS.
' ravorable eper oa Anewta Aaiarloaa
". ',; oalaie e Bate Olremrt Ooart.
f ' (Jnaraal Bpiwtal IWlee. '.
,t Waahlnaton.- O. CL. Feb. 14. The
house JudlcUry committee haa reported
favorably en the Kahn bill, allowing
- American sealers to Uke Bering aea
clalma Into tbe atnth circuit court. -r
COAL OPERATORS GATHER
FOR STRIKE CONFERENCE
. a. v, ' -A
i ; nara1 epeeUl arlea. '
New Tore, . Feb. 14.Tha anthracite
mine operators, including the president
;of the coal carrying railroads, are la
i conference today preparatory to tha
-. meeting: tomorrow between themaelvee
and the United Mine workers. It. la es
i peoted that the minora committee will
, put forward lie demande and will ad'
1 Journ to consider tbe reply. The ep
eratore are united to real at the demande
made by the mlnere end to precipitate
' tbe etrlke. - -
vibRTLAND MAN TALKS
TO, DALLES CITIZENS
' ' ' ( (afcTTJitiietartr-Tiie leaumt.r---
; ' The Dallea. Or Feb. 14. J. B. Tabor,
eecretary of the Portland board of trade,
will meet the clttaone thia afternoon at
1 o'clock for . tbe purpose of getting
f.- the .cooperation of The IMltea In pub
. llahlng a pamphlet deacrlptlve of the
. rMwurcee and natural advantagee of the
. dlRerent counties of the etate., . v. .
VOLCANO IZALCO IS : -
. , IN ACTIVE ERUPTION
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' ' :' tAMraal Bptal eervtce.)
San Francisco. Keb. 14. Paaaengere
arriving today on tha steamer Acapulco
, from Panama report that the volcano
Isalox in the atate of Klcaragua, la
' atlll In eruption. Isalco, which baa long
been extinct, broke out January t. and
the eruptions Uke place every ie mln-
tea There baa been aoaie damake bat
o Ions of life. .
PAT CROW'S LETTER
TO PRIEST ADMITTED
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(Joreal ' I arHL
r - Omaha, Feb. 14 The court tble morn
In admitted aa evid'tice a latter of Pat
Crowe to Father Murphy, confessing
tht h I ' '"".j Fdward Cudahy end
' ' t r t Inturoede with
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House Cleaning
New. York 'Ufe to Sail for:
Europe to Get Account-.
Injrom Hamilton
BMemtreaaamma) v, - ' V
DEMAf.'DS RESTITUTION 'TT
THREATENS EXTRADITION
Rejiort to Be - Uade on Campaign
I Contribatioaa John A. UcCall'a
. Condition - Continuea Critical and
k Lata' UagnateIe Expected to Die
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-' (Joarml BpeeUl Serrfce.) ' .
Kew York, -Feb. 14. The trustees of
tbe New York Ufa Insurance company
met today to take action upon the re
port made by the Fowler committee re
tarding the. finances of the. oompany.
H waa announced that. Thomaa P. Fow
ler, chairman - of thet bouae cleaning
committee, would go to Europe March
I oatenalbly for pleasure, but- to de
mand of Chief lobbyist Andrew' Ham
ilton on pain of extradition, aa account
ing or raatltutlon of the $l,00,oe wtta
which he waa entrusted and which pre
sumably waa apent in Influencing leg
islation favorable, to the lnauranoe oom
pany. Before Fowler aalla the com
mit tee'a report on the eampalgn. con
tribution will probably be submitted.
Fowler, District Attorney Jerome and
Attdrney-General Mayer have had nu
merous eonferenoea lately regarding the
extradition of Hamilton, and in all prob
ability criminal proceedings will be In
atltuted againet tha former lobbyist
. It ie claimed by McCatl'a frlenda that
ahould ha die he will leave but a amall
estate having refunded la to the treas
ury of the company 2S 1,000 advanced
to Andrew Hamilton and having aur
rendered all hla life Insurance policies
amounting to 1400,100. ' Of the money
advanced IS M00 waa In rash. and the
balance on a note secured by mortgage
on McCall'a eommer home . at , Long
Branch. J. .- . '...- . A:
'John JL MoCaire condition Uila morn
ing continuea critical and the attendant
physicians admit that there le scant
hope for the 'recovery of the ex-p resi
dent of the New York Life lnauranee
company, who le dying at hla home at
Lakewood, New Jereey. '
The laet rltea of the Roman Catholic
ehurab- .were administered- to Mr. . Mo
Call yeatarday. Three - phyeiclana are
in constant attendance and numeroua
other physlciajia have been consulted.
Mr. McCall la Buffering from disease of
the liver and kidneys which haa prog
reaaed with great rapidity during the
last few montha causing the patient to
loaa mora than it pounds In the last
two weeka, ..' '.' ' . ". .f ':-
FIRELiis STOVES ARE
ORDERED FOR THE ARMY
'. (Joaraal gpeelal Barrtaa.1 ' ''
Waahlngtoav Feb. 14. Commlsetry
Oeneral Bbarpa haa. ordered three "fire
less cookers" sufficiently large to cook
food for 10e men to be eent to the. Pre
sidio at San Francisco, the Philippines
and Washington, respectively. Tha fire
less stove, or haybox as It Is aometimes
called, le merely a large, air-tight chest
filled with etraw. felt, paper or some
other nonconducting material. - Nesta
ar hiade la the TOIIng large enough ie
hold eooklng pots. The cooking la
started on the etove tn tha ordinary
manner and then, without taking off the
cover of the kettles, they are placed
in tha nests within the cheat ead tha lid
shut down. The theory la that, they will
continue to cook for hour with the heat
derived from the stove.' In recent tests
of the cookers at Fort Riley they were
found to be very oatlsfactofy. Wbea
taken out of the box four or five, hours
after they, had been placed therein; cab
bage, beans, custard, corned beef and
other foeda were found to be eooklng
merrily away at temperaturee from 17
to if degrees.-.: ... y-- v
OHIO'S TWO-CENT LAW
; SCARES RAILROAD MEN
' - ' tioeViMl UseeM aerrfee.) V '
Chicago,-JTeb,-14. A meeting the
Central Passenger eaaociatlon la being
held her today. Repreaentatlvee of 44
roads. Including Gould, Vanderbllt. Cas
aatt and smaller aystema, were present
to discuss what appears te be a crista la
railroad affaire caueed by the newJ
I -cent tow m onto. . one oincuu De
clared that the public le going to lose
instead- of gala by' auch measure He
said that tha roads - would reduce the
number and quality of tralne through
Ohio and . aald that Ohio would enjoy
fewer safeguards against accldenta.
THIRTY-FOUR MILLION
FRANCS OWED DY COM
Haemal
. Parle. Feb. 14. Couateae d Caatel
tane ha left Parts and le staying; at
Barrlta with,, her children, - where aha
will remain until the eult le ended.
Figures given the eountese show that
the count's debt amount to 4.ee,000
fraaca, or about fMoe.eeet .
joh:i a.'u:::j pleads
NOT GUILTY TO CHAr.3ES
Uoeraal gserhd earHee.1 -Chicago.
F-o. 14. Jebit A. Unn.xelerk
of the circuit court, pleaded not guilty
to charges of mbesalment, forgery,
l-r-"y end the withholding et public
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; L PORTLAND, tOnHCOri WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEEHUARY- i 14. ie03. SIXTCEN PA0S3. ; PRICE TWO
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USANCE '
; : CAKXOAD OF COM J7f& j
Some of the' Odd Wedding Preeetitt
- From Friende in Varione
JJ Wk;:
MARIE WARE : r.VKINLEY H ASTETIS TO
IORiEflTffi?iiHER HUSBilll
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Announcement That Land Swin dling . Spouse Has Eloped With
PlJxtle1yp
V J;7" Passage Yesterdayj--Heney Denies It. .(-;"'
, . X Vlissl gssrhl gerrles.t '
" San Frandsoo, Feb.. 14. Mrs. Marie
Ware McKlnley, wife of Horace O. Mo
Klnley, who waa Indlcted'for land frauds
in--Oregon.-left for the-orient' yeatar
day on tbe ateamehlp China. It la mid
that aha haa gone In eearch of ber hus
band. .McKlnley. It la reported, traveled
to the orient , with Xlttle KgypC a
dancing girl of this city. 'The couple
are aatd to be at present in Shanghai. .....
, Two days ago there came word from
Oregon that Horace O. McKlnley . had
deserted his 'wife and fled , with the
dancer. Mrs, McKlnley. waa located In
this city. i She la on of four mlaalng
wltneaaea wanted by the United 8tatas
anthoritlea .to ' testify In the Oregon
land . fraud -cases. Teaterday secret
eervh-e sgenl learned that Mnv1t
Klnley had Ukeg passag on the China.
Her nirme does not appear oa the pas
senger liat of tbe liner, and It ,la
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SITE FOR THE NEW ST. MARY'S
CATHEDRAL DEFINITELY CHOSEN
It haa been definitely settled that St.
Mary's new cathedral 'will be erected
on. the' north aid of the Mock now
ooeopled by tbe archbishop's residence
and will fee Sixteenth street.' The
aw dlflo win suceeed the preeent
cathedral ea Fifteenth street and will
be known - aa the Bishop's See. Of
eonre a cathedral In a dlocea In the
Catholic church le always considered
thai o metal church f the bishop In
charge, whether he be an archbishop,
cardinal or pope. The pop le known
aa the bishop of Rome, Here . Areh
blehop Cbrlatl Is known as bishop of
Portland, while hla official title Is bishop
f Oregon City. .
The new cathedral wilt be an tm
poalag edlflre and planned -eo that It
will serve the many purpoaee) fanpaaed
by - tha nvr-ehaagtng carenaenie - of
the church. The plana for the building
ar not yet completed, but eafncleat Is
known, to. warrant th statement that
JrarUand'e new catbedral wlU rank w.4
Received by - Mlee t Alice Rooeevelt
Parte of the WorUL-
i that. eh fe booked under an aaenmed
name.' ; "r ' . V . '' ' - "' V" '"". r
.. Attorney Heney and the elater-ta-law
of Mrs. McKlnley denied that Mra. Mo
Klnley had sailed for tbe orient yester
day to Snd her husband. ' Tbey claimed
that ah waa etlll in the city and would
be at the Holland house this afternoon.
Marl Ware McKlnley ls the only one
of the deferldanta In ' the Patar-Mo-Ktnley
trial who ' escaped eonviction.
While the evidence ehowed that she was
Implicated In the frauds, there waa room
for doubt ea to the extent of her guilty
knowledge and - tha Jury accepted the
prosecuting ' . attorney's recommendation
of. acquittal Lik Puter and McKlnley.
ah afterward gav . Important Informa
tion to the government Alativ to other
frauds i which ' wer under Investigation.
i (Continued on Page Two.)
tbe finest in tbe Vnlted SUte ee far
ae style, room and accommodations are
concerned.- While It will not coat a
great enm of money Archbishop Chriatle
thlnke that the pariah wilt be getting
tta money's worth and still b keeping
within tb lmttts of Hs financial ability.
The; new building will be patterned
after a French Catholic church la Chi
cago, said to be on of th moat typi
cal bulldlnga of its kind in the coun
try both for beauty f architectural da
slgnaaA substantlalneae. The seat
ing capacity will b about 1.500. The
peers wlU be of tha latest model in
sarlng roomlnaa and comfort. A grand
new orgaa will be installed when th
bulldlag ia ooenpleted., -
On. account of th archblahop being
engaged tm - several affairs' of hnport
artc at the preeent tlmeMt Is nnt known
exactly when be ahail accept tha plana
and let th rotitruota for the work, but
It I thought -that work wi:i be com
at.ctl it m: s '
if ' IrtjereAi vifii a e?ar t
UT C0STI0G 3000
GiVEfl TO ALICE
White House Bride : Rscsivsa
Headpiece Trimmed With Em
press Josephine's Lace, ..
NECKLACE OF DIAMONDS r i
. -PRESENTED BY GROOM
Kalser'a Gift Arrtveg From Germany
-AdmUiion Carda ,td Wedding
DUappcar One la Sold for Four
Hundred. DoUtnL. . ;I" :.r ' , ; ... .,
'Braal gpeelal Serrlre.)
Washington, D. C Feb. 14. Express
wagoaa, letter-carriers and special mea
aengars ar arriving conatantly at tha
whit House, carrying preeent and
flowera for Mlae Hooaevelt The gift of
tb kaiser arrived today and will be
banded Mlaa Boosvlt on tha ere of
th wedding. . It la a maanlAoant nlaoa
of Jewelry, inatead of the eat of china
so frequently described.
. congreaamaa Xxnsworth'a present to
the bride arrived from Clnolnnatt. It
la a necklace of perfectly matched dia
monds, each weighing three fourth of
a carat, mounted in a novel and artletlo
way. ' ' , '. . .- -
. Another present for Miss Alice Roose
velt has arrived In New York ' from
abroad. It was an floe laca hat from
Parte, , It waa made especially for her.
It la a picture hat for summer wear,
made of Irish applique lac that - was
one th property of the Km press Jose
phine. It la adorned with two oetrlch
feathers, said to be th longeat ever
plucked. -The crown is trimmed : with
pink roeee.. i .. .. t -
. Ke ports are current today that cards
of admission to tbe wedding have die
appeared under . mysterious clrcum
s lances. One etory ie that somebody in
Cincinnati received a formal Invitation
without any card of admission. - An
other story la that an admission card
haa been sold for 1400 and efforts are
being made to and tha seller and pur
chaser. " ' . . . ..
HEAVY WINTER TRAVEL -
IN AND OUT OF OREGON
' Ispatlal IHepatea 4e Tea aooeael.) 1
Baker City, Or4 Feb. 14. The heavi
est westbound travel to Oregon that has
occurred In any January la tea years
le recorded for the January lust closed-
end le now' continuing in February. In
fact, travel I heavy in both direction
to end from Oregon by all tbe gate
ways, and It Is particularly noticeable
In the teurtet class, iaeludlng hwndreda
of people who ere coming to Oregon to
personally investigate oonditlona bare
for agricultural" Investments, more par
ticularly. On. one train which paaaad
Baker City Saturday there - were 44
tourists from tbe middle west; most of
them went through to Portland, but a
number -expressed a determination to
return te Baker City, and aaatem Ore
gon after they had, used the, limit, of
their tlckete. . . ... - -
i It Is estimated that thia year.'l0,
will eee even heavier travel la this ter
ritory than during tbe Lewis and Clark
fair. Tble time it will b for buslneee
only, and the stream of people that will
good tbe country will Include many who
visited Portland in l0f. and became Im
pressed with this territory. Now is th
time for Baker City to get In Its nno
work, and through the work of eom
mltteee and leagues atop off some of
these people and put them neat t the
good - thlnga-ln Baker county. . .
BOOM L0NGW0RTH FOR' -
GOVERNOR OF OHIO
"'iJearael Bserial Bsrrtee.) ' ' ' ''
Columbus. Ohio. Feb. 1 4. Attorney.
General Wad H. . Elite launched tbe
boom for Congressman Nicholas Long-
worth for governor last night at ta
meeting of the Ohio Republican club.
Tha Future ot tn nepuoucan rarxy
In Ohio' waa th topi for discussion
and Ellis took advantage to euggeat a
aw state leader ia th person of Long-
worth. Sine hi engagement with Mlaa
Rooeevelt and hie break with Boae Cos'
of Cincinnati Longworth has been hailed
aa a leader by Republicans in southern
Ohio, With the national administration
back f him he would make a formidable
candidal for governor, as he le wealthy
and has a eleaa record.'
Jekm Oalg KegaAy 9ead.
' Bpartsl Ph" te Tke Jearaal.)
Aberdeen, Wash.. Feb. 14. Judge
Irwin of the superior court baa ap
pointed appraisers In the eetat of John
Craig, who disappeared from th f
hatchery near Monteaano mora t a
even years ago leaving rio trs" I -
hind hint that haa ever been t
Consequently he l I - t
and his estate la to be r . .
hla rltlvea. The -
llam 1 B. 1 . I
' eraMBMBWeaMWaaaaaaaHraf ..I
Mob of Five Hundred Does Not
Scare Council Into Action '
' ' . Against Spokane Ex- J
- - -ecutfve.v- v-:;-v:.-
REFUSES A HEARING
TO LAW ENFORCERS
City . Commuwlonef ' Handle Re
moved Becauee He Would Retire
' Conaultinc Engineer Gill to Save
Latter'a Salarr Mayor j Foreitalla
. Advert Actiotv . j . ,. :.-"..
TUpeM Dlepstrb t Tie Jenrasl.) "
Spokana, Feb. 14. More than 100 men
attended th meeting of th city coun
cil last nlgbt to learn tha outcome of
the impeachment proceedlnge petitioned
for againat Mayor Daggstt, which re
sulted In a vote of to 4 not to Im
peach the executive . t because of non-
enforcement of th Sunday closing laws.
Th council refused a hearing to the
members , of - th Law Enforcement
leaaus, who charged the mayor with vio
lating his oath of office. Three police
men had been detailed to prevent a riot.
The prealdent of tha council would not
hear the attorney of tha law enforce
ment people, who afterward stated that
he would not atop, -but "'would pursue
other line. It ie thought - that the
mayor might be reached through the
sheriff.
Cltr Commissioner L. B. Handler waa
removed from office by the city council
last night and William B. Roy in
stalled. ' The mov waa made on the
recommendation of tha mayor, who sent
a communication to the council eiating
that tha term of Handle- bad expired.
Allen r. Oill. "consulting" engineer of
tha cltr. waa the bona of contention that
led to the summary dismissal of Hand
lav. Handle and the president ot tha
board of public worko decided to remove
Gill and aav hla salary of H00 a month..
The mayor's appointment or Moy xore
atnlled that. ... - -
Roy waa aa active political partisan of
Mayor Daggett in to municipal cam
paign of a yar ago. ween an enon waa
made to make him a commissioner,
which failed becauee Handleya term bad
not expired.. ,;;.. . I : . i ' I
LEPER BASES DEFGItLIITIES
m Mm: officials :
Afflicted Main Demands : Assist
ance In Way of Transporta-
. tion and Gets It. '.:.v
J - , f Jearaal gpeelal aerrlee.t '..
San ' Bernardino. Cel., Feb. 1 i.T.
Papann haa startled the county officials
by appearing before tb board of su
pervisors, expoelng hideous deformities
In His arms, lags and body and declar
ing that be la a leper. Ha earn from
Loa Aneelee determined to secure as
sistance from tha supervisors In getting
to hie borne la New Orleans.
In explaining hie case to the officiate
be said that ha had contracted the dis
ss in Honolulu. He had been in a
leper hospital on th Island and then
.s ship In nan. Francisco, where
he waa again confined in a leper aoe
pltal, but lost bis hospital . papere In
Loa Angeles. -
When Papaan mad th chocking ex
hibition there waa a general exodue of
elttBen having ' business befors tn
board and th newe apread quickly. Not
earing to argue with a leper the board
gave htm transportation . as far aa
Yuma, where ha will be further helped
en his way to New Orleaaa.
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0GDEN C0UNCILMEN .
JON TRIAL FOR BRIBERY
tBaBjammammaBBgasnaa; ,- V t
', i (Joerasl aeealal servtea.! -Ogden,
. Feb. 14. Fred Chambers.
president of the city council, and
Councilman Move and Craig are on
trial charged with taking city money for
etttlng ea a board of equalisation. Th
defendant virtually admit th. charges
but plead Justification. ' . k ..
The lid bag been put en gamming oy
the . district attorneyv Sixty arrests
ware made last .night. '' Saloons will be
cloeed on Sunday and scarlet women
driven out of the city.
PRIVATE TROLLEY LINE
TO HARRI MAN'S MANSION
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- aesrsel gceetil gervwe.l
Peterson. N. J.. Feb. 14. Edward
Harriman has completed arrangements
for th construction of a 10-mil pii
vat trolley Una to hie new ll.OO0.000
manafcm at Forest Lake.: The line will
run from New burgh Junction on tha
Erie through Tuxedo to tha mountalna
abov Greenwood lake, where Hsrrl
man'e summer home la to be. The road
will have two paaawnger rare, on of
which wilt be a finely furnished parlor
ear." It le expected that work on the
line will be begun In the spring.
vecsel i:j c::t;
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CEilTS. g?0;,
Four Killed and Four Injured in
Collision Between Frisco
',' Passenger, and "Freight at ?
V;' Columbus. Kansas. H
SEVEN CARS: SMASHED
ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Freight , Train " Demolished Near -
MUleraourg and Traffic Blocked "
Mall Train oiy Missouri , Pacific
Strikea Bad Rail WhUa Running
Faat and Ia Ditched, ". ..r : .:'
-'."' (Joaraal Sperfsl service.) '
Columbus, Kan., Feb.. 14: Four per
sons were killed and four Injured. In a
head-on collision between 'Frisco pas
senger train No. Ill, known as the
-Meteor." and a freight train loaded
with ooaJ. near here thle morning.. ' The .
deed are: .'. .
; Harry Roundtrea, baggageman, pas
eenger. .. :. Av. .:"...'.;.' .;
Engineer Oeorge Woods, died en route
to hospital.. . - . ,
A. H. Hurkay, passenger, who died of
heart dlseaee from excitement.
- Unidentified passenger. Jbody ; partly
cremated.
The engineer and - fireman of , the
freight were both badly hurt.
The wreckage took fire, th ears of
tb paesepger train wer entirely con
sumed, aa war many of those ot tb
freight train. . Th coal Is afire and
burning fiercely.
The passenger train was running at.
a rapid rate of speed, aa was tha freight.
and in th early morning noura were
almoat together before th crews of
th tw engine saw each other. Al
though effort a were made to check the
ewlftly moving tralna tha dlstanc w
not au""' -t and tue pionster enr'nes
t, U - 1 'i trrino 1 ---t.
1 no causa cf t A. tr Is au. - 1
to have been a miaunoerstandlng of or
ders on th pert of one of th train
orewa.. v ' ! . ' .
' Fire . eoon added Ite horror to the
scene, but all the Injured war rescued
before th flame reached them, except
on pasaanger, who-was partially burned
and has not been Identified. -
Surgeon and nurse wtre hurried to
ths scene and a wrecking crow I at
the pile of debria making effort to
quench the flame that ar raging tn
the Immense heap of coal from tbe
wrecked freight .
FAST MAIL WRECKED.
Three Ttelame aad Two BfaO Claata
Zajnrad at gjaeeenada, Mlssanrl.
' (Jearnsl Beerlal aerriee.) ' -
Oaaoonade. Mo.. Feb. 14. A man train
on the Missouri Pacific waa wrecked en
the ' approach to the bridge over th
Oaseonade river today and three train
men and two mall clerVe hurt. No pas
sengers war In th ears attached, Th
tralnyWae running nearly a mile a min
ute when tha engine atrack a bad rail
and Jumped the 'track, two cars being
thrown Into the ditch. Tb clerks tried
to sav th mall from tb burnlag car,
but much of it waa lost.
S. P. TRAIN DITCHES.
Seven TT4g 4)ejrn TJ - sTeeg,
.. ..... XUlersburg SaUy Trnfftei. .
(Saeelal Olseatcb te TkelearaaM -
Albany, Or.. Feb. 14 Through freight
No. til. In charge' of Conductor Belt
and Engineer Oarriaon. wa wrecked
near MUlersburg this morning near th
eoeri of th fatal accident of yesterday
afternoon. An axle broke and aeven
care were piled up In a heap and about
0 feet of track torn up. Traffic has
temporarily - been Interfered with.
Wrecking crewa ar en th scene and It
Is expected to have the track cleared this
afternoon. . ; ; ;".";'..."
ROCKEFELLER IS HIDir.'3
in mansio:j of his sc:j
. J.
' (loarsal Rpertal Bn-rtr..)
New York. Feb, 14. -John D. Rocke
feller baa been found, acuwrdlng to M.
E. Palmedo, tha procea server, wh
caught H. HTRogers, and who haa Wn
after Rockefeller for several weeka. But
he hasn't served th subpoen yet.
Rockefeller has been at Poc un
interruptedly, 'it : Is said, sine mtary
It, when he went np from i i York
under cover of night. - He I a been
sequestered In th mansion of bis aon.
a quarter of a mil from hla own home,
unknown to th process servers, who
have been camping out for yir months
at Tarrytown.
NAPOLECrj CF BALTIC
; CETHAYED CYAtPY
,.. .
(Joeraal gprtal gervt
St Petersburg. 1D. 14. i t
olutlonary leader have been a-r-at
Riga, among thra being on 1
ateln called" th "Napoleon of t t
tic," who orrnled and 11 '
In th Pltio proi - t
much r-'-. J '
t' ov. l:tf- ft'!
o. . A ( '
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