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MANCHUS SLAY
GENERAL AND
Newly Appolntcil Governor of Pro
vince of Shan SI, Accused of Trcn
son to tho Throne. Is Hacked to
Pieces by Loyalists.
POLITICALLY HIS DEATH
IS A GREAT MISTAKE
INJURE
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" Consul at Amoy Telegraphs for Aid
Conditions at Foo Chow Aro
Threatening
SHANGHAI, Nov. 7.- (luiwriil Wii
l,u CJioii. ttu newly appointed gnvoi
iinr ol" the piovlui'ii of Slum Si, lie
tuiHi'il ol' troiiHou to llio throne, was
UHKiiHsiiiiilcd !y MiiiicIiii wildium to
day. Ho wffs a progressive but wiih
opposed to llio deposition of tint em
peror, it Ik reported, ami tlioiifzlil
limiti'il monarchy bultur for China
tliuii n republic.
Politically tint iiHMtiHMiintloii of
Wii in regarded a a MhiuiIiii niis
tnki. It will deprive the government
of u liing HiipKirt(tr. Ho Imd prae
tii'iilly won the Slum Si rebels to tho
bifbt of iho emperor when uhhiihhIii
iited. Yorfl onlay's rewrlK Unit Pokin Imd
fallitit iiro believed In' have ntHi)ltfl
fnun tho Tnet that wivernl Marliu no-
hhw, facing tho Iomh of their pcnioiiK
iMMiuiiittnl suicide.
(iciicrnt AmIi''.
General Wii wan asleep in his tent
'at tlm Slii Kiu Chimin: eiicnnipme'il
when b wan killed. Tltirtv MiiiioIiiw
-nJMllLllVKU"CkJ1JlJli0lrJ'.,, l9Siit
W7 wff-V tVpTr. Wu V froiifl?
Hiirroiindi'd tbo tcnl ami ruptured llio
u8ta8nliiM. In extenuation, the pris
oners iiHitritrd that General Wii'h
protimtalioiirt of loyalty to tho thronu
woro falno and dolrarril ho was kc
unttly urging a miiMMnero of Ibr Man
itlniH. Kvery man in tin' band will bo
beheaded.
CoiimiI Auk's A I I
SHANGHAI. Nov. 7.- Willi no
iindiy reigning al Auioy, tint United
Stiilo ouiiHid today telegraphed for
protection for Aimtririm residents ami
their intercuts. Tho cruiser Allufuy
now at Wii Sung, will proceed today
at full speed to their relief.
Conditions al Foo Chow iiro limit
threatening Murines from tho tor--peilo
boat Hninbridgo aro guarding all
tho roiiHidati'H and proporty of all
foreigners in tho oily.
Wii Ting Fang In Rebel.
MLNllllAl, Nov. 7. Wii Ting
Fang, formor CIiIiikho mliilHtor to
llio United tttatoM, Iiiih definitely nit
nnunrod liluiHolt a supporter of tlm
prorlalniod now Chinese ropiibllr.
TIiIh Ih a groat blow to tlm tlirono.
In a Htutoiuont Issued today Wii
Hiiyn.
"My oxporlonco In Aiuorlcn loaves
no tloutit In my inlnil but tbat tlm
rupiibllo Ih tlm best form of govern
intuit. I am awaro of tho objection
tbat tlm Cliliiomi aro not yot ready
to govern themselves, but to mu this
argument neouiH iiiihoiiiuI. Ah long
aH tbo Chinese aro ilonlod self gov
orninont, tboy will loinalii unpro
pared for It. Wliou It Ih granted
lliom or, porluipH, nay, now that
tboy bavo taken It tlmniHolvoH-- tboy
will Hoou bavo prepared thommtlvoH
for tbo tusk, Ah for mymtlf, I lovo
reptibllcaiilHiu. Tbo (Jhlumio mon
arch Iiiih virtually fallen and I de
clare nllouliinro to tbo now and boi
ler form of government."
Skeleton Found.
HAN HISUNAUDINO, Cab, Nov. 7.
"Thin mini dlod bocitiiHo bo know
too much." TIiIh oinlnoim hIkii, de
dpliorod wltb difficulty, wan found
today on a tree, wiiioiik "tbo plpon"
on tbo doHort oiiftt of bero, DaiiRlliiK
from tbo troo wan a ploco ot rottod
ropo. Directly benoatb HiIh wih a
pllo or liuiuan bonoa from which tho
flenh bad boon tnrh by wild animals.
ROKIA, llulKarla, Nov. 7. "Tiir
Uoy miiHt illo," doolnroH tbo Ultro, a
iimrnliiK iiapor boro. Continuing, tbo
paper iuIiIh tbat tboro Ih llttlo doubt
hut tbat In nnotbor month CoiiHtautl-
noplo will bo In tbo IioiiiIh of tho Ilul-'
Burlnn tinny,
& m nil.
i
FACTOR IN THE
SE
Darrow Declares That Only Objection
. State Had to Venireman Was Fact
That Ho Dead the Appeal to Rea
son and Not the Los Atifjolcs Times.
DORDWELL SUSTAINS
CONTENTION OF STATE
Thereupon Sensational Clash Follows
Bordwcll Defends His
Rullnii.
i
HAM. OK KKCOItDH, LOS AN
(JKMJH, Cab, Nov. 7. A HOUHntlonal
uliidli butMiMin Walter Hortlwell ana
Attorney Cbireaco H, Darrow marked
the (tension of the McNamara en mo
todny after tho court upheld a chal
lenge directed by the ntatu iiKalmit
(JoorKO W. Morton, a civil war vet
eran. Tbo ntnto bail uuontlotiod
Mortou'H menial ability to nil an a
juror, and Darrow, In a bitter nud
eloquent nddroxH, bad declared the
only rismon tbat tbo utato wanted
Morton eliminated wan becaiiRO bo
"did not Iran to their tildo and bo
caim )k was a Hoclnllnt."
When JiiiIko Itordwoll Btintalnod
tho Ktato'n challrnKo Darrow protoHt
vil vrbemently and demanded por
iiiInhIoii to call wltnoHncn to prove
Mortou'H ability. IIIh reijueHt wnH
peremptorily overruled.
Ilonlurlt Dpfeiult.
In IiIh decision Judge Ilordwull
tioHltlvely derlarrd tbat a man'H bo
iler In itortnlUm or In tbo fact that
both , capital and labor aro vitally
lutnrrHtrd In tbo outcoino or tho
prmeiit trial doen not nrccnarlly
dlHijuallfy It 1 m from Jury ncrvlco In
(Ills cane, Tbo only question al lit
hiio, bo Jield, Ih whether a man Ih
mentally qualified to nil and la fair
and Impartial.
After dlnpoHliiK of Morton tho re
mainder of tbo mornliiK kohbIoii wan
devoted by tbo dofeimo In an at
tempt to Impeach Juror (JeorRo W.
MrKee, who bellevcH that tho Tlinen
wnn doHtroyod by dyuamlto. Five
wltneHHim wore rallod who toHtlfleil
that McKee bad ponltlvcly oxprcHHod
an opinion roRnrilliiR tbo guilt or tbo
McNamaraH. Tho fuuturo or their
Interrogation wa a nharp cronn
oxamluatloii or each or those by
JuiIro llordwoll, who, BoomlnKly iIIh
mitlHflod with the way AHatHtant DIh
trlrt Attorney Koril bandied tbo
wltnoHHOR, perconally ctohh examined
them and forced them to explain all
or the detallH accompanying tbo al
leged converHatlouH,
TALENT TRADES
FOR 385 ACRES
i i
Property on South Central Avenue
Fiijurcs In Deal as Worth $31,000
Ranch Traded for Is Near
Brownsville.
A. P. Talent, of thla city, Iiiih
traded four parcelH of Medford prop
erty to W. A. MoHHlnor of MoMhm-
vlllo for U(r aoroH or laud Hltuatud
near UrowiiHvllle, Oro.
Tbo value placed upon tbo propor
tion exchanged Ih Jtll.OOO. Tbo Mod
ford proporty In tho deal aro two
fiPxlOO foot Iota on South Cenlral
avenue, botweon Ninth and Tenth
HtrootH; ono 00x100 foot lot on tbo
comor or South Kir and Twelfth
HlreotH and ono 100x100 foot lot on
Dakota uvonuo. Tho proporty on
South Control nvoni'o dooH not ln
cludo Mr. Talont'H homo, corner of
Ninth and Central uvonuo. All or
tho proportloa bavo moro or loaa Itn
provomoutH on thorn,
Six Reportotl Killed,
WRHH CITY, ro., Nov. 7. It Is
reported tbat h!x pornoiiB woro killed
In a eavo-in at tho Needmoro mine,
tt Oronogo today,
MIMRCA
MMDttORD,
n
REBELS THREATEN
fCREUlK WILIJCr
ES
W POST, DUE
TO
Horrhllo Atrocities Aro Committed
by Italian Troops in War With
Turks Atjcd Man and Sick Girl
Left to Die.
HKIlhlN, Nov. 7. Tho chnrKOH or
FranceH McCulbiKb, corrcHpondent or
tho Now York Woild at Tripoli, ot
brutalitlea ttKnliml tbo Turks com
mitted by "the ftnUnns nro amplified
today by Herr (lot t bore, Tripoli cor
rcHpondent or tho Lokal AutloKcr, a
promlnout nowHpapcr or this c'ty,
who left IiIh poxt becaiiHo or tbo al
iened atrocltlc or the ltallaim.
Ill a dtHpatch from Malta, Ilorr
(lottlmrK allegeH that tho Italians
purHiicd tbo Hick, crippled and blind,
both women and children, and uhol
them down. General Canova, tho
Italian commander, ho Kiyu, wnn
never p return t durliiK tho butcberktH.
Unlelleatdo lleiirtle.sNiiesH.
Tho corrcHpondent refera to ono
Hpecltlc liiHtauco where an old wom
an, painfully wounded, and a Hick
Blrl and boy were permitted by Ital
ian pbyHlcbuiH to dlo of liinmcr and
thlmt within Bight or hiiudredu or
Holdlorti,
In part, tho hIkiioiI Htatontent from
McCulltiKh, written at Malta, readH:
"Ah a protest iii;uIiihI tho murders
of Innocent Arab women, men and
children, lanl week I returned my
official paporn iih a correspondent to
General Canovn. 1 cannot remain
longer with an army which Is no
army, but an armod band of maraud
ers and a kimik or ushubhIiih.
Women ami Children Shot.
"About -100 women and children
and 1000 men have boon shot.
"Cripples and blind liORKiira bavo
lieen deliberately wbot, Sick people,
a'Iioho homes were burned, woro loft
in tho Krouipl and refilled ovon a
drop of wator. I poroonally wll
niwHod tboHO Hcenes of horror and
photographed them.
"There was not tho fntnttiRt pro
toiiHo or JiiHtlce. Tbo Arab quarter
wiih overrun with rnwy sohllorB with
revolvers, Hliootlug overy Aram man,
"woman and child they mot. orricors
woro woiho than mon. Tbo army Ih
demoralised.
"On roturiiliiK my papers, I was
Htimmonod to headquarters, but ro-
fiiROd to coiiHldor any communica
tion oxcopt throiiKb tbo consul. I
am now leavlni; vnluntarlly." Cold
bors, tbo woll known German mili
tary erlllc and correspondent of tho
Merlin I.okal AmsloRor, took tho samo
stop. Kvory llrltlsb correspondent
oxcopt ono leavos today.
Facts Ileyouil Dispute.
"Tho racta or tho auassacro aro
boyond dlsputo and tbo consuls bavo
alroady Informod tholr Rovornmonts.
"Tho BconoB aro worso than any
UusBtan or Armonlau massacre. Tho
pro-ltallim Jowa woro mnssacrod by
mlstako mnoitK tbo Arabs.
"Tho ArabH did mutllato covpsos,
but not until after tbo Italians hogan
tbo massacro. Arabs nt first woro
mofil courteous opponents nud URod
J" ' -civ
i:iJir!f!
I
BUTCHER ES
OMSCJOK, 'J'UKSDAY, NOVlfiiMJJKR 7, 1911.
AN ATTACK Oil PEKIK-LEGATION GUARD WHO WILL
mft.dHB.S AND
!OK3!A3?DER
Tl SEND STEEL
TO WASHINGTON
Earnest Effort Will Be Made to Se
cure $500,000 arMorc From Con
grcss for a System of Highways In
the National Par lei
An en most effort-aill bo made to
secure an appropruiiou of $o0l),000
or moro from conwps for a system
of biKhwnys UtbHriitcr lxku nur
tionul.park".vTo u?irt!ii'"coimner
cial club, .Inekwn county and the
iredfonl city cotneil will eo-opcrate,
as they have tuico before, and will
send Will (J. blrcl to Wuhhingtou lo
remain nil winter if nccofibury lobby
inir for the measure.
It in estimated that Mr. pteolV e.
pen.sos will total $1000. Tho com
mercial club at itn meeting Moiulay
oveninj, nnauiinotisoly voted $350 to
wards this amount. The county court
ut its last hCMon voted $300 and the
matter will cone before tbo city
council tonight.
KnginoeiN estimates and plans bne
IicAjii completed at n coat of $10,0110
tor a system of roads through the
national park, and around tbo rim of
llio lake, which will cost nearly a mil
lion dollar! to construct Tho co-op
oration of both Secretary Fisher and
Secretary Wilson of the Interior and
Agricultural departments have bcci
promihcd Mr Steel and there is every
prospect that a largo appropriation
can bo secured nt the coining fee
hiim. At Monday nijjht's meotiiiK of tbo
commercial club an address upon the
park mid the propcotH of Kettinj: the
aproprmtiou wa. mado by Mr. Sttvl
and ho described his visit this last
hummer to Yellowstone with Secre
tary Fisher and tho hitter's promise
lo "Ick" for the Crater ako park.
Mr. Steel statctl that hu would
"hrhur homo the button" if sent to
Washington.
W. I. Vnwler followed with tho
statement Unit no money the club
could jjpoud unuld bo spot lo bettor
advnuttiKo and urged (bat Mr.Seel
bo' sent. Kd Amlrows and others
bpoko along the samo lines.
He's cRal Naughty.
TACOMA, Wn . Nov, 7 .That hor
husband was drunk at tho funeral of
his own father. Smith. St, Clair, In
Portland, nlthougli ho luherttod SG0,
000 from bis father .at that time, U
ono of tbo complaints' mado lV Mrs.
Hobert St. Clair, vl(o or a botol man
boro, arter less than tliroo iu6ntba or
marrhiKo.
"Ho also knocled aovoral ot my
tooth out and loosened a gold crown,
and .has an affinity," swears Mrs. St.
Clair.
Look for tho nd that calls for you
nmnne tho help wanted nd.
to brliiK In woundod Italians under
a flag or truce.
"Tho Italians frankly admit tboy
aro conducting this wjip as a war of
extermination. No rnmrtor la ovon
given to tbo Arab, whom Canova
porsUta In regardhiK "nB non-combat-
nntfr , (u ,mm
( ..1 b- Jlwfc i,fc.
F
trmzEH
LEGATION
60MPERS WOULD
UT PAY BENEFIT
IN LUMP SUM
President of American Federation of
Labor Suggests Radical Changes in
Employers Liability Law Now Un
der Consideration.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 7.--President
Samuel Gomcrs of tbo
American "Federation of Labor sug
gCiUod radical changed iuthn,.,p re
posed bill drafted by tho employer
liability and w'orkingmen's compensa
tion commission nt today's hearing of
the congressional joint committee in
vestigating the matter.
Kegarding he provisions for the
payment of u lump sum to tho work
man or his dependent, Gompers said:
"There may possibly come n time
when the payment of a lump sum to
a man wholly inenpeitated for work
may be an advantage to him, but
there would bo a great risk in its in
vestment. 1 think it would bo better
to snfogunrd him and his dependents
by weeekly and monthly payments,
thus saving them from charity tfnd
pauperism for life. Tbo chances of
a man entering into competition with
concentrated wealth arc not promis
ing." Gompers suggested Hint tho pro
posed bill requiring each railroad o
pay its own compensation for men in
jured upon it bo changed. Ho said;
"There should bo n power somo
wbero to provido tho best possible
protection for both pnssongors nnd
employe on tho railrond. If tho rail
roads contributed to a general fund
for the injured employes it would
prompt those with tho moro offeeti'.o
appliances for general safety to tiso
tboir influeneo to ffirflo others to
come to the standard eipiipmont."
LA F0LLETTE MAY
TAKE THE STUMP
WASHINGTON'. Xov. 7. It was
learned hero today that n conference
of LaFollotte oadors, including Sen
ator ltoitmo of Oregon and Medill
MeConniek and Alfred Baker of Chi
cago, met hero last Sunday to de
cide whether it would bo advisable for
LaFollelte to take the stump within
ten days, speaking in Bsoton nud Kew
York in support of his presidential
candidacy.
LaFolletto said bo positively could
not speak until luMmd eomplotcd an
tutohiography on which bo is at work.
He said ho would bo ready to take tho
stump on December 1.
New Name for Republic.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cab, Nov. 7.-
Loadors or tho Chlncso rovolutlon at
a mooting at headquartors in Shang
hai decided to discard tho nanio
Chung Hwn ropubllo, originally adopt
ed, and to tako tbo namo of Sin Hon
ropubllo, according to a dispatch ro-
colvod by Young China today from
Its Shanghai correspondent. Chung
Hwn moans "mlddlo tlowory," and
tho robols decided that Sin Hon,
moaning "Now
appropriate,
Cblnoso" wiib moro
rl I m FUHEIGNEKS
BKIN.
E CQLVIG IS
NAMED HEAD OF
BOOSTER CLUB
Will Direct and Manage Commercial
Club Oregon System is Seen in
Club Election Directors Are In
structed as to Manager of Club.
Judge W. XL Colvig was elected
president and manager of UicMed-,
ford commercial club for the year be
ginning December It at a salary of
iTJ.'iO n month nt the annual mcotiug
held Monday evening. He will give
up his law practice nud devoto his
entire time to tbo club nnd its work.
F. V. Mcdynski was elected vice
president nnd F. Osenbrygge, trens1
urer. The secretary will bo selected
later.
Tho following were elected ns di
dectors: Prof. P. J. O'Garo, Win.
M. Colvig, G. Putnam, II. C. Gar
nett, S. S. Smith, W. H. Gore. George
Davis, Dr. E. B. Pickel, A. K. Ware,
Win. Gerig, J. A. Perry, J. E. Watt,
C. E. Whisler, F. V. Mcdynski, P. M.
Cummings, F. Ossenbruggc, S. A.
Nye, A. S. Hosonbaum, J. A. Wcstor
lund, W. N. Campbell, B. Klum.
The directors organized by elect
ing W. II. Goro ns chairman and S.
S. Smith ns secretary, and chose the
following as an excoutivo cemmittee:
IT. C. Gnrnctt, A. S. Hosenbnum, A.
K. Ware, J. A. Wostorlund and F. AL
Cummings.
Tho Oregon system nnd tho long
ballot prqvmled nt tho election. Ef
forts to shorten proccednrcs by ap
pointing n nominating committee to
present names to bo balloted for as
directors, failed, nnd forty or more
candidates were voted for. $h'o twenty-one
receiving the highest vote be
ing deolnrod elected. It took ovor two
hours to count tho ballots. Then tho
directors -woro relieved of rcsnonsU
hility when the club passed a rcsolu
' tion directing them to secure the serv
ices of Judgo Colvig for tho ensu
ing year.
Town Is Shelled.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 7.
Adkuhia, Arabia, was shelled by an
Italian cruiser Sundav. The Turk
ish gunboat, Italidj, in port at the
time, wont down under tho firo, one
of tbo of fours being killed. Tbo dis
trict is in a panic, it is declared, but
the actual damage is us .yet un
known.
Anarchist on Trial. .
TACOMA, AVh., Nov. 7. Desplto
his plea that ho had a right to criti
cize the lawB of tho country Just tho
samo as any other editor who at
tacked tho tariff or any othor lawB
or ordinances, Jay Fox, anarchist
odltor of Home Colony, will havo to
stand trial ror sedition.
Killed by Elevator.
TACOMA, Wn., Nov. 7. T. Ynmn
gUhi, bollboy nt tho Donnelly hotel, is
doad today because ho did upt under
stand tho elevators.
Wlilo trying to jump into tho olo
vntor while it was nscondiug Yamn
gishi got caught between tho wall and
tho side of tho ago and was crushed.
Iledied within fivo ininutos,
No. 197.
IDCDIIDI SPAIIQ
lIVLI UULlUrillU
CLAIM ross
IS DEFEATED
Republican Chairman Hatfield at 3
O'clock Declared That Returns
Show a Landslide for Frothinfham.
Show a Landslide for Frothinfham
for Coyer nor.
MUCH INTEREST TAKEN
IN NEW JERSEY FIGHT
Nebraska and Other States Ant Vot
ingInterest Although an
Off Year.
BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 7. Hcpub
Jican Chairman Hatfield tit 3 o'clock
declared that tho returns from to
day's gubernatorial election showed a
landslide for Frothinghnm, tho re
publican candidate.
Democratic Chairman McDonald
said that Fosh' plurality might bo
smaller than was expected, but that
ho would win.
ACUSIINET, Mass., N6v. 7.r-Com-plcto
returns from this town in to
day's gubernatorial fight give Froth
ingham, republican, 38; Foss, demo
crat, 35. ,
AVON, Mass., Nov. 7. Foss car
ried this town. The vote stoed:
Foss (cdmorat 175; Frotbingkam,
(republican) 235.
Las year: Foss, 201; Draper (re
publican, 101.
NORWALL, Mass., Nov- 7. Nor-
wall gives Frthingbum, republican,
215; Foss, democrat, 112.
Last Year Foss received 143 ; Dra
per, 171.
x
BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 7. Tho
election ot L. P. Frothlngham, Re
publican, In his right for governor
of Massachusetts against Eugene V.
Goss, Democratic Incumbent, is pre
dicted in today's voting by Repub
lican Chairman Hatflold, who clalmn
35,000 plurality ror his candldato.
Foss claims tho election by 50,000.
It lo expected that tho total voto
will reach 95,000, as tlno weather is
brlneing out heavy balloting.
Now Jersey.
TRENTON, N, J Nov. 7. Tho
main test of tho strength ot Gov
ernor Woodrow Wilson, candidate
tor tho Democratic presidential nom
ination, which will show either tho
repudiation or endorsement of his
policies, is expected to como in to
day's election in Mercer and Trenton
counties. Tho electors aro voting on
three propositions under tho roforon
dum law, besides on legislative and
county tickets.
With Democratic lutorcsts strong
ly centered In Wilson, today's elec
tion is ot unusual Interest for an
off year.
Now York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7. Heavy vot
ing is expected hero today In tbo
judiciary and assembly elections, in
splto of foggy weather. An unusually
largo otr year voto was cast up to
noon.
A now general assembly is to bo
choson, and aldermon aro to bo
olected in this city, nud four Justices
ot tho supremo court aro to bo named
In Manhattan.
Tho chlot intorcst centers In tbo
Brooklyn judiciary election.
Nebraska,
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 7. Throo
supremo judges, ono congressman,
regents ot tho stato unlyorslty and
county orricors aro bolng olectod In
Nobraska today. Tho congressional
riRht is in tho third district, whoro
a successor to tho lato Jamos P. Lattu
will bo oloctod.
Tho woathor Is Ideal hero, William
J. Bryan Is busily ongngod urging
voters to robuka Prosldont Tatt by
supporting tho Democratic candi
dates. New Mexico.
SANTA FB, N. M Nov. 7. Ro
ports from Albuquorquo, whora ths
biggest Democratic fight was mads
on Dorsum, tbo Republican candidate
for governor, today prompted ths Re
publican committee to leauo a state
ment that Bursum will carry BonwI
Illo and Albuquorquo, and wilt bo
olectod by at least 8000. The Deaio
crnts dlsputo theso flguroH.
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