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MEDtfOJiD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1911.
No. 32
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58'
MANY CRIMES
CONFESSED TO
BY MIANIGAL
Gets Off Wrong, However, When He
Names Portland Case of Dynamit
ing Among Others, for That "Mys
Ironworkcrs. i
SAYS M'NAMARA PLACED
DYNAMITE UNDER TIMES
Gives Complete Details to District
Attorney Preparations for
Prosecution Are Under Way.
PORTLAND. Or. April !!S. That no
oxploslon occurred nt tho Henry resi
dence In Portland was stated positively
hero today. Dynamite was found In the
fork of a treo near tho house, but It was
placed thero by a foreman, who testi
fied that ho wanted to keep It away
from boys In tho neighborhood. The al
leged dynamiting of tho Hanrv real
deneo forms part bf tho so-culled Mc
Munlgal confession.
LOS ANC.HLICS, Cal., April 28. With
details supplied them by Ortlo MeManl
Knl, District Attornuy John D. Freder
Icks and his men In' Kan today tho prep
aration of their case against John J.
nml James II. McNamnra for dynamiting
the Los Angeles Times and ngulnst lie
Mnnlgal for causing tho explosloh that
partially destroyed tho Llelwolyn Iron
works.
Details Are Qlven.
Two stenographers, under the personal
direction of Fredericks, segregated the
details relating to each Job. These were
put down In chronological order and tho
whole neatly typewritten. Five copies
wero inndo, four for actual uso and tho
fifth to bo stored away In a safety do
poslt vault. It required three hours for
McManlgal to rolato tho facts ho nllog
od constituted tho glgantc conspiracy
which destroyed J 1,000,000 worth of
property and killed more than a score
of men.
Complete In Detail.
McManlKul not only supplied complete
testimony as to the material circum
stances, but purported to furnish the
terms of the conspiracy and tho motives
behind Its vast hidden workings.
It was James II. McNamnra alone
who piled tho dynamite under the Los
Angeles Times building according to
McMnulgnl. David Caplnu and M. A.
Schmidt, although accomplices, weie In
San Krnnclsco when the bomb exploded,
he said.
Brother Dynamited Times.
John J. McNntnnro conceived tho
sehpme, plnnnud the details and directed
his brother to carry them out. At 7
o'clock on tho night of September ".0,
according to McMunlgal's confession,
"Jim" McNomain wont Into Ink alley,
In tho roar of the Times building, nnd
planted tho dynnnlinto with its alarm
clock attaehmant. Ho then caught tho
"Uirk" train for San Francisco. Hence
ho was four hours out of town when
tho explosion occurred.
Many Hoar It.
Uesldes District Attorney Fiederlcks
and Sheriff Haminel. the men present
when McMnulgnl gave his statement
wort C. J. Smith, assistant manager of
tho Hums National Dotectlvo agency;
!:. II. Mills, managor of tho Hums local
branch, nml HuriiH Operatives McLaren
and Harry.
Among tho more Important dynamlt
Ings confessed to by MeMnnlgnl, no
cnYdlng to District Attorney Fredericks,
are tho follewing:
Llt of Crime.
October 12, 1900 Knglno of P. V. &
Co.. railroad, dynamited at C'lalrton, Pa.
Oetobor 30, 1006 Haltliuoro & Ohio
bridge at youngstown, O. dynamited.
December 31, 1907 Pnlinnr road
bridge of Cleveland, short lino railroad,
In Lucius county, Ohio, dynamited.
April 1. 1008 Attempt to dynamite
Hlackwell Island bridge being erected
by tho Pennsylvania Stool company for
the city of Now York.
August C, 100S Illinois Central rail
way bridge over tho Calumet river, Chi
cago, dynamited.
September 118. 1S90S Attempt made
to dynamite hoisting engine of the Chi
cago Junction railroad. Jerry Lynch,
watchman was kIIed,
Ohio Job.
December S, 180D House occupied by
non-union men of tho Amerlonu Steel,
Hheot and Tin Plato company at Struth-
era. O., dynamited; several porons In-
Jurod.
October 1. 1910 Los Angeles Tlmoa
building wrecked and SI persons klll.nl;
ItoinlM found at hemes of Otis and Zee
handelaar.
October 5. 1510 Annex to the Weist
Kwd hotel, Kansas City. Mo.. dynamited
while under MBBtructLoa.
October 19. 18 Ctearles K. Henry's
residence. ParUand. Or. dynamited.
December It. 1$10 Llelwelyn Iron
cwvmpaay's plant, Los Angeles, dynamit
ed. February II, ISll K plosion at the
Iroquois Iron works. In South Chicago.
March 1. 1811 Western Fuel ooai
nttny'H plant. Milwaukee, dynamited.
March It, 1811 Coal hoisting plant
at Milwaukee, being erected by (he llyle
and Pa Hereon Construction iouiiany of
IHttshurg dnamltel.
April 11. lll IHast t recked tow.-r on
Mtuuli-ifMl tmildlw at Springfield, Mum.
Woman Saves Him
' aaaaY&JLc S, SHB
- ' ' iwlsBily- -MnMtf
DR HfrLDANE CLEMrNSON"
ST. LOIMS, Mo., April 28. Sacrific
ing her own good nnmo In order that sho
might save from life Imprisonment a
man not tnillty of tho charge of murder
on which he was convicted, Mrs. James
Schmidt of this city has confessed
that sho was with Dr. Haldano Clemlu
son of Chicago practically all of the
night on which the physician's wife was
murdered and that ho could not have
been guilty of the crime.
News of the confession of Mrs.
Schmidt, a beautiful young woman, was
telegraphed from her to Chicago to tho
lawyers of tho convicted man and will
result In an application for a new trial
which will bo heard In June.
ECLIPSE OF SUN
THIS AFTERNOON
Will Be Visible in Medford if the Sky
Clears Between Three and Four
o'clock Will Be One-Quarter of
an Eclipse Here.
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t
-f Eclipse Begins -f
New York Sunset.
Chicago 5:15 p. m. -f
f Medford 3:01p.m.
-f Ecllpso Ends -f
Now York Not Visible, -f
Chicago 6:00 p.m.
-f Medford 1:21p.m.
One of the most Interesting eclipses
of the sun In many yenis, so far as
American observers are concerned, will
luko place late this afternoon. It will
bo visible In this country, with the ox
ceptlon or tho northern and northeast
ern portions, the eclipse extending north
as far as a line drawn through the
cities of Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Hutte
and Portland. It will beluvlslble In
Canadu, but will extend over Mexico,
Central Amorlca, the western portion of
tho West Indies, the eastern half of
Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific
ocean, tho path of totality oxtendlng
from Auckland, Now Zealand, across the
Pacific almost to Central America. Tho
duration of totullty will be about five
minutes.
A number of American astronomers,
and several from Kurope, are now sta
tioned at Vnvnu, a small Island In the
Pacific, which Is the only land on which
the eclipse will be absolutely total. The
lliltlsh government has sent n warship
with Fnthor Cortlo of Slonyhurst col
lege, Knglund, and other astronomers, to
Vu vim. Tho American scientists are
members of a privately financed parly
Acconllng to the astronomers In New
York, the eclipse will be visible only
as a small partial eclipse Just before
sunset, and north of that city It will be
Invisible. The further west the longer
the duration of the pheiiomonnn. At
Pacific coast polnts.the eclipse will
cover one-quarter of the sun'H diameter
nnd will begin ut 3 01 and end ut 1.21
this afternoon.
TILDEN IS PUT '
BARREST
Others Also Arc Served With Papers
Writs of Habeas Corpus Issued
Hatfield is Endeavoring to Smug
gle Prisoners to Springfield.
CHICAGO. April SS.K II Hatfield,
deputy sergeant at arms of the Illinois
stale senate, today arrested Itdwurd Til
dun, president of the .N'tlonal Packing
company; Q M IIHdl0l, cashier of the
Drovers Deposit hank, ami W. C. Cum
in lugs, president of the Drovers' Trust
compji, who are charged with contempt
of the tM-nale In refining to produee
tnelr records during the time of Lari
mer's fight for h- M-natorehiuii.
Superlur Judge ivtlt tiumedbttety .
sued three write of habeas corpus re
turnable forthwith and efforts will be
made to -rve the write on alltfteld. who
l reported to be Irving to emuggle his
li ifc.iK.ru tu Hi iugfield. '
"BLACK HAND "IS
ACM IN CITV
Mexican Living on Central Avenue,
North, is Ordered to Leave Town
by Saturday Night or Suffer Death
Penalty Chief Hitson Is at Work.
Valgern Cathenul, a Mexican living on
Central avenue near tho old distillery on
the north side Is In receipt of ii "bluett
hand" warning, ndvlstng hlm to leave
town by Saturday night or suffer the
death penalty.
Upon opening the door of his quarters
Thursday morning Calhennl found n
sheet of paper pinned to the panels. It
bore the following words. We give you
until Saturday night to leave town. Our
Veto. Death to Dagoes. Signed. The
Dirty Dozen." The upper corners were
ndorned with red hands and a. skull and
cross bones, also made with red Ink
filled the center of the paper.
- The writer was evidently Ignorant
and no doubt meant "motto" when he
Inserted "veto" In tho warning. The
letter was given to Chief of Police Hit
son Thuisday, who has It In his posses
slon. About 3 o'clock Friday nrornlng Steph
enl and a companion were aroused by
violent blows rained upon the door anil
somo one outsldo hissed "Hemcmber
Saturday night." Hastily dressing, the
two Mexicans rushed outside only to
find their disturber hnd slipped over the
fence and made good his escape. Going
Into the strce they found a man a short
distance from their house and pounced
upon hlm, charging hlm with tho crime.
The fellow pleaded not guilty, however,
and they let hlm go, firmly convinced
that they had tho wrong pnrty. Whether
the warning was meant as a Joke or is a
direct sequel of the labor situation is
not known, but from all indications the
"Hlackhand" will have to move pretty
lively to get within striking distance of
Cnthennl.
NUNAN WINS IN
FEDERAL COURT
Can Keep Land He Has Resided On
for Past 15 Years Which He Ob
tained on Foreclosure of Mortgage
Given by Mrs. Cardwcll.
Judge Wolverton In tho federal court
Friday rendered a decision In the Card
well vs. Nuiiau cuse In favor of J. Niltiau.
Tho decision means that Mr. Nuiiau
will retain property on which ho has
losldrd for tho past in years, to which
his title was questioned oy by tho heirs
of James A. Cardwell, who formerly
owned tho tract.
Some years ago when James A. Card
well died, ho left a will In which ho
loft his widow his estate, consisting of
200 ncros of land near Jacksonville,
with the ptovlslou that she might sell
any part or portion of It, but at her
death tho estate was to go to his chil
dren. Mi-b, Cardwell did not soil the
place, but mortgaged It to J. Nutian,
who after her death, foreclosed nnd hid
the place In at a sheriff's snlo.
Fifteen years elapsed since the sale,
and about a year ago the Caulwell heirs
brought suit to recover the land, wJileh
had grown very valuable, claiming that
Mrs. Cardwell had no power to mort
gago tho proporty.
Three actions wore brought, two In tho
circuit court In IIiIn district nnd one In
the federal court. However, tho liti
gants agreed to allow one case to decide
all. The decision today means that Mr
Nunun will letalu tho laud.
BAKER WILL ATTEMPT
AN IDENTIFICATION
I.OS ANGF.MIS, Cal , April 28. John
II. Hakor, superintendent of the Giant
Powder company nt Giant, Cal , arrived
hero today from San Finnclscn to de
termine whether James McNamnra Is
James II. Hryce, who purchased the dna-
mlte at tho Giant works with which It
Is alleged tho plant of the l.os Angeles
Times was destroyed.
On his arrival Ilaker was met by T.
II Mills, local superintendent of the
Hums detective agency. The two Were
sfhcduled to visit the Jail this after
noon. WIFE SHOOTS AND
FATALLY WOUNDS
I.OH ANGKI.KH, April -' A P lord,
president of the Mculai.li I ir. Ms
put oh Of I.OH AllgrlrM. Was Wlnt Hirer
times and probably futall wounded
by his wife this morning follow ing "
quarrel at IIm breakfast table
One bullet fMd through his left
shoulder, another through his atoinuch
and a third broke his leg.
Look for the ad that gives a clue to
the Istaidlng houee you're looking fur!
Scenes Along the Mexican Boundary Line
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CHINAREPORTED
Revolutionists Armed With Rifles
and Bombs, March to Residence of
Viceroy and Set It on Fire Gov
ernment Troops Rout Rioters.
HONO KONG, Apr'.yp. IteportH of a
serious uprising at Canton were reeefvPil
here today. Armed with rifles and
bombs, revolutlonlsis, according to Un
reports, last night matched to the offi
cial resident of the viceroy and set It on
fire. The attack had been anticipated,
however, and Admiral I. In In command
of government troops, routed the attack
ing party after several men had been
killed.
Later In tho evening tho rioters re
turned to tho attack, htu were again dis
persed. Following this action the gates
of the city were closed and the govern
ment sel'.ed till tclcgiaph wiles.
Later reports say that tho revolution
ists sucked the viceroy's residence be
fore setting It on fire. It was complete
ly destroyed. Although the rebels Were
Well urmed, they wero dispersed.
Sir Frederick Lugard, governor of
I long Kong, received today a telegram
from the Hrltlsh consul at Canton stat
ing that the situation was extremely
grave and asked that all Hrltlsh vessels
en route to Canton be held for nt least
1 hours.
DATE OF OPENING
TRIAL IN
T
Wednesday of Next Week Will Prob
ably Witness Arraignment of Mc
Namnra Brothers and Ortlc Mc
Manigal. LOS ANOHLLS, Cal., April 28. Just
when the legal battle for the conviction
or nc(Utttal of the MoNaiunra brothers
and Ortlo Mc.ManiKal, alleged dynamiters.
will actually begin is still a matter of
doubt, but Wednesday ot next week,
probably, will witness tho arraignment
with the preliminary bearing 11 week
lator.
No attempt will be made to secuie the
release of any of the prlsonurs on ha
beas corpus proceedings, at leant until
after the arrival hero of Clarence Oar
row to take charge of the cuse. This
was tho positive announcement of At
torney Job Harrlman who with Judge
O. M. Hilton Is bundling the case pend
ing Harrow s arrival
DEPARTMENT CLAIMS
HAS A GOOD CASE
WASHINGTON, I C April 28 -The
department of justice agent here to
day declared tin had eveiy expecta
tion of coiivh ting Han llunua and the
others recently llidn tcml In Cleveland for
relating The evidence In the case. It la
wild, Is remarkably complete.
GOmsmcil. Out.. Anrll Hi. Ilecftuac
his 7-year-old eon could not spell a word
correctly George Van Stone heal htm 10
death with a club At the iMtalzea he
was aentenced to prison for life In the
penitentiary.
1 .lBIHa 'Tit 4flB&lvtt? 'ev9'fc. 4tl eiBt7vei 'HKil'iamiBBHil
OUT IN
Pllllfi
J3Tir-G!EJ DETWElEIr JDL,
uUAnica , tc?rico
j.A3RAcis C2sr- -tajzimw.T- rrrsooy-a TJ-r.aurvnEz
IS f MANIGAL
BURNS EMPLOYEE?
Fredericks and Burns Say No, Union
Leaders Say Yes Declare Tint
Informer Has Been Paid for
Months by Detectives.
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f LOS ANGKLF.S, Cal., April '.'8. -f
Thu followlpg signed stain- -f
f ntont was given to the United
f States today by District Attorney -f
-f John 1. Fredericks or Los All- -f
f golcs ceunty: -f
"The statement Is not true that 4
McMnnlgnl said he placed dyna- -f
,-f inlto after becoming Hums' In- -f
t- former.
f "Neither Is It true that Maul- -f
r gal lias .staled that hu Is In (he 4
t employ of the Hums dotuetlo 4
bureau." 4
I. 4. 4.4-A f 44 H
LOS ANGKLMS, Cal., April 28. Dis
trict Attorney John I). Fredericks today
deidud that part of a confession of Or
tlc K. McManlgal, confessed dynamiter.
In which McManlgal Is alleged to have
admitted going on with his wrecking op
erations after he had arruhgud-with Hu
lectlve William J. Hums to make a
clean hi'cust of the whole afralr and to
Inculpate John J., and James II. Mc
N.imara. Futon labor lenders here declare that
l-ri di ricks admitted that McManlgal had
made tie stutemeut as confli mntnry In
He Ir theory that McManlgal was, In
fact a Horns' operative, and that at
1. .1st a part of his uonressloii Is pure
fiction.
Attorney Job Han Ilium, of counsel
for the McNamnra brothers, declared
In- had pi oof that Mo.Miinlgnl had for
some time been In close touch Willi Dn
tertlvo Hums, and that tho latter had
paid money to tlielnfiirmer.
Wn raid Money.
Attorney Job Hnrrlmt)n today declared
that not only was McManlgal In clone
loucli with Hums, but ho wiih paid
money by the latter and was given a
monetary inward In leturn for a "(,'
fesslou" and was promised that "what
ever happens he would he taken care of"
.MeMHiilgal's declaration to Attorney
Hilton that lie muds no confession and
Intended to make none apparently
caused the district attorney's office In
fear that he would attempt to repudiate
the statements he Is said to Iihva made
before he started west In the custody of
detectives, as Immediately after the Hil
ton confeienco. McManltfal was sent
for and taken to the dlstrlot attorneys
office.
Z.te, 8iy Hume.
CHICAGO, April . "i Is a most
outrageous Ho."
In the words William J. Hums, the
detective whoae work leaultisl In the
iirri'Mi of John J., and James II. Mc
Numara and Ortle McManlgal In oonneca
Hon with the alleged dynamiting plot
111 Los Angelee and eleewhere, (delay oom
dieted reporU current among labor men
In the coast city that MoMajilgal. oon
feselng. wld he had atfreail to supply
Hums with details of the pkit ha won
supported tu lie carrlliK out
1 - - ii'l I IW.
Want Pittiburr Sooatod.
PITTSni'lUl Pa.. April 18 Bpenklng
nt the Founders day encrcUee at Oat
nogle Institute today, Andrew Cariiele
urged the cltliene of Pittsburg tu unite
In a inlaiity ef foil to dlaaaun ouUlde
cH tlcUai of the ilty. He dijtiluml lliat
the results derived frnui the loatltute
had already exewd.-d his expectation
He praised President Lowell of Harvard
for changing the enhance examinations
to that unlvemlty so that Greek would
nut he preferred km'i mi lenco.
PASO , TEJXS
JTE
53 ACRES HERE
Guthrie Sells Young Orchard For
merly Owned by F. K. Deuel Near
Central Point to Eastern Men Who
Will Locate.
, While n Bilcst of Tijed HutchliiKS In
this clly, Guy' W. Chaf feu of the' YounJi
Chaffee furniture company of Grand
lliipids, Mich, was so Impressed with
tho jieatity of, this valley and with the
possibilities of fruit ctilturo that he
Joined forces with relatives living In
Mmlforil, Including his brother, Owen
Chaffee, and hrothcr-lii-lnw, Mr. Hutch
Ins, and this morning closed a ileal with
li F. Gutlirle, Into of the firm of Trim
sou ccSr Guthrie, holding tho honors of
npple kings of America, whereby Messrs.
I ..ilffee brothels ami Hutchlugs become
the owners of the noted young orchard
foimeiiy owned by I''. K. Deuel 0110 mile
1101th of Central Point, adjoining the
orchard sold by C. II. Lewis of Portland
a few months ago,
The tract contains, n ;i acres, ot which
10 acres Is set to apples and pears, and
the bulk of which Is In hearing. The
consideration is 30 000, and thu pur
chaser)! get Immediate possession.
Just across the road from thu hold
ing Is tho small record orchard belong
ing to J. V. Mo'riitt of Central Point,
which one season yielded nt thu rate of
$2100 per acre In Newlowns.
Mr. Chaffee Is today lelurncd home to
Michigan, with the avowed Intention of
milking further Investments heio In the
Immediate futuie, uiid when he retlies
finiii biitcltiehH within tun yenis, to make
bis permanent homo 111 this valley,
The deal was negotiated thioiigh the
ltoguu Itlvcr Laud iompii.ii.
SPEEDING ACROSS LAND
TO SAVE DOGS EYE
PAHADUNA. Cal, April 2H -Hushing
from Kan Diego to New York city on a
Npnclal car, Mr. and Mrs M. Heason of
the latter place, calmly gave as their
reason, when their oar stopped here,
that they were making the hurry-up
trip because (heir Cantonese dog has a
sure eye, which they fear Will cause
blindness The dog Is n vuluahle ani
mal and rccenil'i look cold lu us eyes
whip- being exhibited at a dog show
M'MANIGAL
BE INTERVIEWED
LOS ANtllJLIW. Cal, Apill 2S An
order forbidding anyone- to Mee r cou
verae with Ortle MrMauJjial except r-p-reaaiiUUhee
of thu dlatrlct attorney's
Gift, whs Issued tislit by District At
torney Frederh k. It wajs extended to
attorney ami other Interested In the
defenee of thu three men anealed sua
pucted of tiling dynamiters.
Fredciliks mild thut the order was la
sued at MiManlffttl'a request. He re
fused tu ay whether It meant that Mc
Manlaal had been grauted Immunity.
Taft Worn Out.
WASHINGTON. April 28. Complotul
worn out by his trip tu New York, which
Included a number of speeches nnd ban
quetu, Pieaidunt Tuft arrived In Wash
ington loday He went at ouco to the
Whl to IIuiiho for a rest.
PAY 30
010R
MARERO MAKES
ilW
WANTS OF DIAZ
Authorities Agree to Extend Armis
tice for Another Five Days but
Wilson Reports General Conflict
Waging Near Mexico City.
DIAG MAY RESIGN HIS
OFFICE ON ANNIVERSARY
Rebel Band is Now En Route Either
to Tia Juana or Enscnada
Stage Stopped.
WHAT MADEXO WANTS.
f
MHVICA CITY, April 28. All-
f thoratlvo Information as to tho -f
-f terniH on which Francisco Ma -f
f dero, Jr.. will consent to forego -f
f the Mexican rovolutlon was ob-
f tallied hero today. Madero has -f
f submitted this demands to tho
Diaz government ns preliminary -f
f to the peace negotiations to coma -f
-f at JunrcK. The rebel leader do-
f mantis that ho be allowed to namo -f
f the governors of any flvo Moxl-
f can states ho designates; that -f
f tho rebel nrmy chiefs got corro-
f spondlug rank In tho federal -f
f army; that Dr. Vasce Oomez -f
-f head of tho Washington Junta, -f
f he appointed sccrptary of tho -f
- Interior, and that Madero him- -f
f self bo made nsslstnnt secretary -f
-f of foreign nffnlrs; thnt thero
f shall be held n fair election for -f
f tho presidency nnd that I ho Diaz -f
f government contract to pay Ma- -f
4- dero hlmseir J20.000.000 t6 cover
4- the cost of thu rovolutlon.
f '
4 -f-r
WAKIUNOTON, . AprHSafinplliJ
?-
lb., fnot lliat Francisco Madero and rep
resentntlves of President Diaz ngrccd to
an extension of tho nrmlstlco for an
other five days while peace Is discussed
In tho vicinity of Juarez, reportn from
Ambassador Wilson at Mexico Clly to
day say that the flghllng In Uo terri
tory contiguous lo that city Is In full
blast.
Flvo thousand rebels, It was reported
today, have left Ciirenavacii uiid nro
marching toward Mexico City.
A leport which hus not been verified
says that Diaz Intends to resign June 2G,
thu anniversary of his election.
Rebels Coming Worth.
HAN DIKGO, Cal.. April 28. Details
of the scare at Fnsenadit yesterday over
a threatened attack by thelnsurrectoM
wero received toduy from passengers
aboard the steamer Han DIcgo, which
arrived from Knscnada, Lower Califor
nia, at 7 a. in. Tho stago that acrves
Han Qiientln from Fusenadn was stopped
at Guadalupe, 15 miles south of Knseu
ndii, and turned back by tho rebels.
The icbels said they were enroulo lo
either Knsenada or Tin Juana but would
not commit themselves definitely. They
had all the horses they could use and
did not molest the stage horses.
As the cnuiitrysldn has been In a
state of alarm for some time, nothing
of any value has been sent overland, so
the rebels could gain nothing by captur
ing the stage.
The report brought back to Knsenada
by the stage was tho source of consul
.Schinuckci'H Information which he tele
graphed lo Washington yesterday.
Orozco rromotod.
HL PASO, Texas, April 28. As a re
sult of the first general review of Ma
tlero's urniy, Pasipialo Oro.co, who onco
tried to take Juarez, today Is second In
command to Madero, with thu rank of
brigadier general Commissions ata tho
review, which was held last night, wero
also distributed to tho other chiefs of
the levolt. Garibaldi, Hlunco. Villa and
ICduaora Hay, now a prisoner at Cnsan
Grntidus, were miulo colonels. Itaoulo
Madero and lloiiue Garza, wero inailo
majors of the Army of Liberal jon.
Desplto Madero's warlike review, tho
armistice was toduy extended for flvo
days to permit the peuco commUslonerH
for the Mexican government and for tho
tnsurrectos to arrive here. Dr. Vasunea
Gomez, .head of the Washington Junta,
and Kraucisco Madero, sr. It Is expect
ed will lepresent tho rebels. Qomux
Is expected to arrive hurt! Saturday
night Governor Abumatla of Chihua
hua, will nrrHe hero tonight. Ho wilt
be one of the federal coinnilsalouora
when thctrciiti -making commences.
PLEASURE TRAIN
PAUKKIlSniMia. W. Vu. April J8. A
Haltlmore & Ohio passenger tmlu car
rylng n crowd here to attend a tircua
waa wrecked today nt Petroleum, twenty
miles west or this city. It la reported
that KngliU'or Lucas Is dead and that
muny o ftho pasBunners wero Injured,
Look for tho ad that offers It to you,
second-hand, ut a real bartralul
OHIO
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