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FEDERALS REPULSED.
Mexican Rebels Successfully Defend
Th*ir Position.
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85,000 COLONISTS
COME IN 30 DAYS
NURSES SAVE PATIENTS.
Hsroism
In Burning Hospital
vsnts Loss of Lite.
Pre- I
San Fancisco Hames broke out i
Dougin* Arizona, April. 18 Oscar
Saturday morning in the old St. Fran-
K Goll, of Tombstone, Arizona, was
! cis hospital on California street, near I
shot in the side of the head on Fourth
¡Xt*- ^^.'’..¡'7:
atn-ct, Ib.uglax, by a Mexican federal
bullet, during an attack by 200 fede­
kill«l is due
i to heroic rescue work perform«! by a
ral» on the rebel cavalry corrala. Bui
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. corps of nurses, headed by Miss W.
lets struck the residences of Rotiert
Ix-wia, who was in charge of the
W. Mor* In Ons Month Th*n in Forty- ward* on the third fl,»>r where the fire Eight Osad at B.g Heart, and Every
Sonerai Rezume of Important Evant Ray, on Fifth street, and A
Warr, secretary of the Y. M. C A .
Building Razad Schoolhouses
Five Days During Same
broke out.
Presented In Condensed Form
The moment the blaze was discover-
Fall on Children.
on
Eighth atroeL
Goll was only
Period in 1010.
for Our Busy Readers.
«1 Miss Lewie, shouting for wit-
slightly wounded, the bullet plowing a
tance. fought her way into the room
furrow in his scalp.
of Nathaniel Josephs, 81 years old,
Promising to take Agua Prieta from
Twen-
Kansas City, M<»., April 13
Friends of Taft have started a boom
Chicago — Revised statistics eum-
and carried the elderly patient to safe­
the rebels or leave his dead body on
for his renomination.
ty-three persons are reported dead,
pi!«! by officisle of the Harriman line ty
the field of battle, Ronaldo Diaz,
William Kieth, a California painter nephew of the aged president of Mex­ and reports furni»hcd by represent«-
Returning to the building. Mi »a with al least lOOjinjured, two towns
of world-wide fame, is death
ico, It'd 1,000 federal troops to the at­ tivea of other railroad» which handled j 1-ewi» assisted her companion nurses, practically swept away, score* of
W u "^'”7*’ buildings demolish«! and thousands of
A killing frost has destroyed half tack on the Mexican adjunct to this colonist passenger busineee to the Pa-
on the third floor, where the ft re dollars' worth of projiertyQdamaged as
Heeding the ciftc Coot during the 30 day period 4 ward«
the fruit crop of th* Sacramento val- city thia morning.
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the result of a tornado that rag«! in
promise given to Uncle Sam that he
Uy.
would not fire across the border, Diaz ending April 10 dl»cl«>»e that all rec- i Through imoke filled hallway« and Kansas and Oklahoma today.
The Illinois legislature refused to
The tornado was accompanied by
deployed his men to the westward of ords for that claaa of travel during the down narrow ataircaaea the valiant
change its present township local op­ the city, ignoring the cover of a few annual spring period were smashed nur”'■'
,h*
•ec',n,, rtoon' rain, hail and lightning. Many build
tion law.
| carried their charge* until every room mgs were struck by lightning and
rolling hills to the south and B<i vane*
thia year.
. ¡n
y,n,| ;wn cleared.
The
I bum«L
Senator Rayner, of Maryland, tells ing in the open.
Tables that have been compiled smoke at times was blinding and chok-
Western Missouri was visited by a
The real action start«*! at 6:30
the senate he does not look for any
o'clock when a machine gun sneak ci show that 85,(88) persons travel«! ; ing but the white-capped messengers rain and hail storm, but thia section
trouble with Japan.
in the East.
1'«’k
was not in the main path of the storm.
up to within range of the a. Io be from hun.ir.ds ,.f
There is every Indication that W. J.
,,
jo .»,..
. l _ . _ of make an att«<mpt
to save any of
Telegraph and telephone wires were
shacks southwest of the town and ..
North and South cities on the western ,,
,
Bryan is trying to get the presidential
their |H-rs<>n.i! effects until the rc;«»rt rendered useless in the worst stricken
opened a murderous fire.
I-Ige of the continent while the -.js-nal ha4
f(,rth |h,t <1( ,lf |h), |iatlrntH
nomination for 1912.
i sections and it is probable that the
An English bom veteran known as i
e
I complete report of the death roll and
French winegrowers destroyed sev­ “Pop” Willis, with five Taramerara
in force.
Ibis figure, it is declared.
What a<kird to th«- danger to the pa- j the property damage will prove much
eral million gallons of chamgngne in Indians, crept through the meaquit to
)00 to tlM total Oil tient* in the annex was the fact that
greater than they now ap|iear.
riots against a recent label law.
within 400 yards of the gun ami after
last epring when «.lonist rates were
structure was absoluti-ly devoid of
The tornado levied its greatest toll
an hour's exchange of shots with the
A California woman has been oper­
offered throughout a iienod of 45 days. ,,uUi<ie fire escapes
All of the pa-
of dead at Big Heart, Okla., where
ated upon for kleptomania, ami doctors federals silenced them.
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eight persons were killed, ten injured
A detachment of 200 infantry creep­ as follows:
declare that she will have no further
! narrow stairs and through the narrow and almost every building in the town
ing up a gully, suiiiienly ap|iear«i on
inclination to steal.
»Southern Pacific, via Ogden, .
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' corridors. Had a panic occurred in wrecked.
the cast of the town, and with a wild
The Good Roads commission of yell charged to a cluster of ado lie and 320; via El I a«>. 9.929; vi* Ix>s An- th.» wards it ia probable that sroros of
Whiting. Kan.,
was practically
gele*, 868; via Portland. 3,761.
nurses and patienta would have been willed off the map, 60 buildings be­
Illinois repirts that nlmut i II),000,000 brush bams used us a corrnl by the
Oregon • Washington
Railroad A killed.
a year ia wasted by ignorant road su­ rebel cavalry. The federals all but
ing blown down, 30 [icrsons hurt anti
Navigation company. 11,600.
pervisor* in that stat*.
Mrs. David Stone kill«!.
gained the shelter of the hut* when a
Atchison, Topeka <t Santa Fe. 20,-
F. W. BENSON IS DEAD.
At Powhattan. Kan., a woman and
II. L. Jackson sued the East Side rebel machine gun on the roof of » 000.
a child were killed.
Lumber Co., of Portland, for $7.500 nearby house was brought into play
Northwest route, via Hill lines, es­ Oregon's Secretary of State and • M-
A high school building was wrecked
for the loss of an arm, and got a ver­ and they were driv« n back. At lea«t timatasi, 15,000.
Governor Dies Peacefully.
: at Eskridge. Kan., a number of houses
a dozen federal.-« fell ar<d lay motion
dict for the full amount.
Via other lines, estimated, 10,000.
less, while their comrades retreated in
Redlands, Cai., April 15. Frank
It is estimât«! that fully 50,000 of
A memlier of a scientist expedition confusion to the shelter of their ditch.
I jur«i.
al! those who traveled on colonist tick­ W. Benson, ex-governor of Oregon
was found in the Mojave desert of
At Hiawatha, Kan., a schoolhouse
ets this spring went to California and snd for the past five years secretary
Nevada almost dead from hunger and INSURRECTOS LOSE HEAVILY
was
blown down, un 8-year-old boy
i xtrerr.c W.--t. r:i stat, i . tiler than of state of Oregon, died here early
thirst. It is thought he will recover.
He came here name«! Pelton killed and several build­
those classifi«) in the Pacific North­ yesterday morning.
After ings struck by lightning.
A tornado swept Msaouri, killing Attempt to Rescue Prisoner* Ends west group.
The Santa Fe carried last December in poor health.
Several jiersons are known to have
staying
a
week
at
the
hotel
Casa
Lo­
three jiersona in St. Ixiuia, ami injur
practically all of its colonist travelers
In Dissster,
ing many. An 8-story elevator full
to California, and the bulk of this ma. he took apartments with his wife i been hurt at Netawaka, Kan. A child
Chihuahua, Mix.. April 18. Forty class of business over the Harriman > am) servants. They made few friends j was kill«! at Manville, Kan.
of wheal was blown into the Missouri
Th«’ Kansas end of the tomado
or more insurrcctos were kill«! ami H*es went in the »»me direction.
while here, living a retired and sc-
river.
startxd near Whiting and swept in a
more than 1(8) were wound«! in a bat­
Data compiled by representatives of i eludisi life.
A 8. P. train struck a three-ton tle fought between Sauze ami Santa
the Harriman roads for the spring ;
Only Secretary Bctison’s imm.sliate southeasterly direction for a distance
boulder <>n the track in Nevada and Clara canyon, about 50 miles north of
>ile*.
period of 1910 show* that 29,170 col- family was at the tsslside when death of more lit
narrowly escaped being thrown into here, according to F«!eral couriers
In
Kansas
City
the
storm did little
onist passeners were transporUsl over 1 <‘»me. It was thought that Secretary
Donner lake.
who arrived today.
They brought or­ the Southern Pacific line during that , Benson had rallied somewhat, but damage. A^few horses were kill«l
ders to have hospital cots ready for time, and during that time arid that ' »rly in the morning he took a turn for by ligtning and some buildings struck.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
►’«■deral wounded.
The Federal* re- 10,490 others traveled over the Ore- the worse. Hi* death was not unex- The rain la»t«d about an hour and wax
|iort five kill<*d, including probably gon Washington Railroad A Naviga- tedisi. The family had practically heavy. Hail accompanied the storm.
Wheat Track prices: llluestrm, *6
women and children.
Two more deaths were reported
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! given
up hope for hi* recovery when
tion company's
route.
biH«ic; club, 83c; red Russian, 81c;
Marching from Casa Gramies to
from near Hiawatha late tonight.
they
arrived
in
Lo*
Angeles
last
win
­
The
total
for
the
Santa
Fe
road
thia
valley. Sic; 40 fold. 04«
Chihuahua with prisoners under gen year, it is declared, shows an increase ter.
Geraldine M. isenheimcr, 10 yeurs old,
I
eral Luis Valdez, the Federal*, fol­ of fully 15 per cent over the business
and a small child of^Otis Mellott are
Millstuffs Bran, 422 per ton; mid­
the victims.
lowed by about 1(8) refugees, were at- done last spring.
KEEP
BULLETS
AT
HOME.
dlings. 130; shorts, $23; rolled barley,
tackd. Five hundred insurrvetos un­
The Mcienheimer girl aouht refuge
A table prepared by passenger traffic
$2H m 29.
der Generals Orozco and Villa had officials of the Harriman lines in re­
with three companions in a country
Corn Whole, 428; cracked, 428««
Mexican Belligerents Notibeld to Keep
been Instruct«! by Francisco Madero gard to colonist travel to California
school house and the building wax
28.50 ton.
Off American Soil.
to head off the Casa Gramies contin­ from the spring of 1901 to the fall of
wrecked
»«ion afterward.
The dead
Oats No. 1 white, 428.50«« 29.50
gent and if possible capture ami re- 1910 shows the following figures:
Washington, D. C. President Taft girl's companions were injur«!. It is
per ton.
lease the prisoners.
is determined not only that battles be­ not known how the Mellott child met
Via Ogden. 385,750.
Hay Timothy, Eastern
Oregon,
The fight occurred on a hacienda as
tween Mexican Federal» ami insurree- its death.
Via
El
Paso.
179,678.
No. 1. 4218021; mixed, 416«/18; al­
the prisoners, shackled together by
Forty perron*
seriously injured
toa shall not be fought on American
Via Portland. 45,794.
falfa, $I2.5(8<114; clover,
411.5(8«
ro[ics. and the women and children re­
roil, but that future mmbats must mit ( were taken to Tulsa in stock cars to­
Via Ixis Angeles, 14,106.
12.50; grain hay, $13(<t 15.
fugees, weary from the long tramp,
lx» fought out so close to the American night. The Midland Valley railroad
Total. 625,328.
Apples Fancy, 42.« 2.75; choice.
were scatter«-«! in long broken lines.
Th«’ Santa Fe road is offerng a spe­ line as to put in jeopardy the lives am! officials rojsirt four dead and over 100
41«r2; common, 50c*«4i per box.
injured. Many of the injured, it is
Vegetables
Asparagus, 6c per The federal» immediately respond«! I cialist« of one fare for the round trip property of Americans.
with heavy firing and plac«i the pris­ I to ;x>ints in California account of the
Through the State department the Mleved, will die and many more are
pound; green onions, 20c dozen; head
dangerously hurt.
lettuce. 50c dozen; hothouse lettuce. oners and non-combatant* under pro­ ■ Electrical Supply Jobbers’ association president thas m>tifi«l the Mexican
tection. The fighting continue«! rev- convention.
. govrment that it must see to it that
,
41.25 box; radishes, 3(8« 35c dozen;
' hereafter mi such unfortunate incident
rhubarb, $l.25<«1.50 box; sprouts, 9c; eral hours sm! roaulted in sending mirth j
General Rabago with 500 reinforce­
' as that at Agua Prieta, when two
WIRELESS REPORTS. ORDER.
carrots, 85««41 hundred; parsnips,
ments. First intimation of the fight
; Americans were killed and 11 wouml-
85«« 41; turnip*. 85«« 41; beets, 90c
was brought here by arrival of rider-
Through the
Ships
Carrying
Passengers Must ' ed, lie allow«! to «iccur.
(«41.
War department and the department
Potatoes
Oregon buying price, le»s horses. So far as known none of
Have Equipment July 16.
the prisoners, among whom are be­
Washington Initial steps to bring
of justice, there were sent similar
41.5O(ii 1.65 per hundred.
Washington. April 17. In May snd warnings to both sides.
lieved to In. many Americans, were
about peace in Mexico have been tak­
Onions Buying price, $26(2.10 per
June the department of Commerce
wound«!, and none escaped.
The view expressed at th«1 White en here. Dr. Vaaquea Gomez, head
hundred.
Madero,
Jr.,
has
been
much
plcaaed
<
snd
Labor
will
prepare
for
enforcing
bouse
was that there warnings would of (he confidential agency of the revo-
Poultry Hens, 21c; broilers, 30c;
the law which requires paxaenger- be obey«! to the letter.
lutioniat* in the United States, an-
turkeys. 21c; ducks, 2(8«23c; gee-o, with recent event* in Melioo City,
carrying ve-n’l* of the l’nit«l State*
nounc«sl to the Associates! Press that
12m 14c; drexaad turkeys, choice, 23 which he says have en«>urag«i him
Gift Elephant ‘’White.’’
ami strengthened inaurrecto prosp«-cts. to lie cquipfx-d with wireless on and
h«> had complct«! *p«s*ial nrrange-
(it 25c.
Berkeley, Cal.—The akin and skull menta for expeditious telegraphic
Eggs Oregon ranch, candled, 2(8« ' He told the correspondent he would be after July 15.
All vessels which are already equip­ of a big elephant which Theodor* ! communication between the camp of
glad to welcome his father, but was
21c; case count, 19c.
ped will be roquired to register them­ Roosevelt shot in Africa, and present­ Madero in Chihuahua and Washington.
Butter City creamery, extra, 1 emphatic that no sentiment or family j
selves by wireless when 1(8) miles at ! ed to the University of California,
consideration
would
indue*
him
to
lay
I
Assurances have b«s-n given by the
and 2 pound prints, in boxes, 29c;
sea with a navy wireless station on i after it had been prepared at the j authorities concerned that the mea-
less than boxes, cartons and delivery down arms.
shore. Th«> Navy department will in- ( Smithsonian institute, has proven « sages will have right of way over the
extra.
struct its operators to take such in- sure-enough ”white elephant.”
Rordor Must Not Be Crossrd.
A* i Mexican telegraph lines. Dr. Gomes'
Pork - Fancy, 10r«» 10|c.
Washington
Major General I xmw r | coming messages daily between 8 a. there is no room for an elephant in message was addressed to Francisco 1.
Veal Fancy, 85 to 125 pounds, 11
any of the appropriate places in the Madero in care of a friend in Chihua­
ard Woo.1 ha. telegraphed instructions m. and 6 p. m.
M12c.
In this way the department of com­ halls of the university bi .uildings,
“ “__ it was hua city.
Cattle Prime steers, 46.50*16.85; to army officer» in Texas not to cross
merce and labor ami the customs col-1 said that the big pachyderm may tie
The agent there of Dr. Gomez has
the
bonier
under
any
circumstances.
sitae*
an-
good
to
choice,
choice. 46.25*t 6.50;
lectors at ports will know what shifm sent to the university museum of been accorded permission to pass
45.75m 6; fair to good, 45. >.50*t 5.75; Thia explain* the use of two civilians
arc equip)>ed.
anthropology in San Francisco.
through all lines to execute his mis­
common. 44.75m5; prime cows, 45.25 in carrying a message to the Mexican
sion.
Federal
commander
from
Colonel
Al6; good to choice, 44.75m 5; fair to
Taft Plans His Vacation.
Jap Question Stirred Up.
gwsl. 44.5(8« 4.75; poor. 44'« 4.50; Shunk, commanding the United States
Famous Gun Roars Again.
Washington
If congress remains
Washington, D. C. Reprvsenative
choice heifers. $5.25(05.50; choice troop* at Agua Prieta. General Wood
Agua Prieta, Mex. Interesting in­
bulls, 44 5(8« 4.75; good to choice. has telegraphed instructions that if in session through the hot weather, Baker, of California, has introduced a
44.25m 4.50; fair to good, 43.75(«l4; either the Federal or insurgent troops President Taft probably will become a resolution calling on the president formation has been received here re-
common, 43'*/3.50; choice light cal­ of Mexico enter American territory pronounced week-end commuter, jour­ for all corros|«indence in possi-aidon of
bi the movements of the “Blue
ves, 47.75m 8.75; good to choice. they are to tie disarmed and held and neying from Washington to Boston the president or s»-crrtary of state and Whistler” cannon, which is en route
and Beverly whenever he gets an op­ the s«>cretary of war relating to Jap , - I front Juarez
47.50m 7.75; fair to medium. 47m strict neutrality enforced.
, to Ojinaga,
.
where I Gene-
opportunity.
The president hopes to ane*e immigration to the United
p
i r*l Jose Sanchez is preparing to attack
7.50; choice heavy calves, 45.25*1
Mexican
Held
Kidnapper.
get some sort of a vacation in his now States and its poaaeMiona.
! 1 the besieged Federal forces of General
6.50; good to choice, 45m 5.25; fair
The rosolution also asks the presi-j Luque. ' Thia cannon
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is one of 12 cap-
to medium. 44.75*15; choice stags, T" El Paso, Tex. State Ranger Moore cottage near Beverly if he has to take
the
45.25«i.5.50; good to choice, 44.50*15; has arrest«! a man giving the name of it a few days at a time. Mrs. Taft dent to inform rongress what is being tured by
— the Federal
- — forces w from
. Se-VM wesw)
Ascension Achuleta on a charge of will go to Beverly late in June. After done by the executive department of rebels at Valverde, N. M., during the
fair to medium. 44m 4.50.
Recently the
Hogs Choice. 47.7(8« 7.80;
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good kidnapping. Moor* declares the pris­ Mrs. Taft and the Taft children open the government to restrict further im­ American civil war.
to choice. 47.50*17.55; choice heavy, oner is Arricleo Achuleta, a Mexican the cottage, the president is expected migration into thia country and ita cannon was stolen and taken across
possessions of Ja|>*neae coolie labor.
the line and turned over to the rebels,
47.25m 7.50; good to choice. 47m7.25; nirale and one of the four wanted in to t>egin his week-end trips.
who placed it in hiding.
ommon, 46.50*1.7; stock hogs, 48«« connection with the arrest of Law­
Hot Steel Kills Six.
Birdman Takas Sisters Flying.
rence Converse am! Edwin Platt.
8.25.
1
Philadelpia- Five workmen were
Brussels, Germany—Aviator Lansor
Sh«M>p
Choice yearling wethers,
Hillman Gives BigjBond.
Colonel Ends Long Trip.
killed, a superintendent
so badly flew Saturday in an aeroplane from
grain fed. 45m 5.25; old wethers. 44m
Seattle- Clarence Payton Hillman,
New"York
Theodore Roosevelt re­ burned that he lived but a few hours, the aviation field at Kiewit to the Bel­ the millionaire real estate dealer con­
4.50; choice ewes, grain fed, 44 50m
4.75; fair to medium. 43.75*«4; spring turned horn* from a seven weeks' tour two fatally injured and 12 others ser­ gian capital, carrying his three sisters victed of using the mails to defraud
The distance flown and sentenced to serve two and a half
lambs, extra quality, 410;
choice of the Wrst snd Middle West. As he iously hurt at the Midvale Steel works as passengers.
lamb*, grain fed, 45.506(5.75; g'««l to stepped off a train from Chicago he at Wayne Junction, when a container, was 87 kilometers (about 54 miles), years in the Federal prison at McNeill
choice lambs, grain f«!. 45m 5.50; came into contact with a crowd of filled with molten steel gave way, and which is a new record for a cross­ Island and pay a fine of 45.200, filed
fair to good lamb*. grain fed 44.75m outgoing Eastern visitors, many of the liquid splashed over mor* than a country aeroplane flight with four per­ bonds amounting to 4215.000 to gain
score of the employes.
sons.
whom greeted him with cheers.
5.25; culls 42.5O*(3.5O.
I bis liberty pending an appeal.
Doings of the World at Urge
Told in Brief.
Kailroad Officials Say Southern
( oast Benefits Most
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Destruction «Spread Through
hansas and Oklahoma.
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