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TJkVmWkTC ' - jw&r-J mmii .m.to wnvfwn.'srim'vnTmvm mtbdWAom I I SECOND EDITION pnrljMrrnni! Tmr. Dully IJ.ivrntli Yi-nr. ELECT SENATOR President-elect ncqiirstcd to Take Hand In Lc(lslattirc's Tlc-np at Sirliiflrlil, Out Will Refuse to Take Sliles In Cnnlrnvcrsy. Hnntloo Nnmlirr Has Ho Terrors lor Wooilrow Sits Down to Orrnkfast Willi Thirteen. CIIICAOO, .Inn. . -Aniving li.ro At I ft n'eHonk llim afternoon, Fiol-ilmil-oleel WIUnii wn umt ut tho ill). nit Ity nn iuiiiNitiill largo crowd, u Hlll yllMlll HllliWIUg llnC llllt lllllll irtMll fWIWIltia lU'Hr. fliivtMimr WlliMiii wm mol Itv a ut t'l'liHitii wtaiuillcc front tho (.'niumer oial club who otxoMliil him lit Hit' Ikhmu uf David Jiihim, llu club' ircni tlttnt. W'Umhi will It Mkril lo iuliirforn )n Ihn dMulhu'k uf Him election of I'lliU'tl .SlHllW MI'lHlillttl ItV till' Hli ii.tia legiftUlHie at Springfield, lie JrWtJtn nWw tit unite tho warring mHImm in M effort lo clol two 'jUitwti mmator. It i 'ciiornlly knifed, Ifcut WihHin iittiltiuMcilly wilt rfn lit lati U In Ihe cat hi nrny. AIIOARD PJtl'KHMNT I'LI'CT VII(.)N"K I'lUVATi: ('Alt. i'OHT WAYNI5, M-. .Ian. II The hoodoo HUMtm I. 'I hn mi trrnr fur I 'tout-tlwJ.fliH-i Wtlwtti. nml In- grinned when hr count w nii nl th Iim'hU tW lll thU wmiim. "Well, l..ty." h- Ntld, "I them ro JMt l:i of m. Tlwl memm we will Imve n hue trip. 'Iliirlrnw i my lucky number." Oovwuor WHwhi U tn route to ('In irfMHp.itfWrt Im U If pwtk lonigJit (wfoft Ihe CmumiHvtal club. Two orl Mrvlci) oftii'er norompntiy tl itraaitftfiMlcfH, mvoii newspaper imm, n imejnipiifr, iiih (tiiM'iinir tmgrnr and (hi nnlnxtil men hi rhnri of th ear rumple! nig tin1 pur l.r. Hovc-ronr ilin rrtirfil ut (l ii'rltM-k lnt niiflil iiiul lci 1'.' hmirH lit' loki'il mill -vnif( -tiiiii' with I in- ni'wNin rnuMi tint ii. ill.- ninrn- In;.- lllllll. MULTNOMArl HOTEL SOLO TO SYNDICATE I'OIITI.ANI). Jrtn II- NitRiitlii tloiih linvii limm vlrtimlly roiuilitiMl wliitrttlt)' K, (lurvurtx & Hoiih will Hull llmlr Miiltnoinnli llntol In n hihII into of I'ortlnml umt Hint I'mnrlm-o niilallitH (or a (lKnn iiiiioxlinnlliu; IROO.OOO. It Ik ritirtit tho ileal will Im (iIoho.1 TiiiMiluy. It lit miiliiriitiioil tho Hymllrnto plans to nii(ilmno ami iipurato HtrhiK of liiiitntrloM iiIoiik tho I'arUIn roant and Inti'iidii to pnrrliami two IioIoIh In Han I'ranilNco, oao In l.im Anr.oli'H, and oiio In Kuattlo. Tho Hymllrnto l lioadml by Hoy O. Ynton, of San I'nuiclHto. REID'S'lLlS TO GO TO HIS WIDOW N'lJW YOUK, .Ian II -With Urn cxroitlon of Hiruirio Iii'HUchIh total Ini: V 1 10,1100, tho ontlro oHtuto or tho lalo aitibauHailor Whltnluw Held In Inn to tlio widow, Tho OHtuto Ih oh tlniiilod al iMitwi'on 110,000,000 and 0,000,000. Fl T Ti I'OTHDAM, (lormati)', Jan. It. With KnlHor Wllholm prrBonally ill incthiK opnratloiiH, a flro which threatunod part of tho Notion I'alaco huro today was oxtliiKiiluhod by tho palaro flro hrldKo, miHlutod by tho I'otmlam flro ilupartmnut, Tho blazo wan conriiuul to !i rooum In oiio wIuk or tho palnuo. A Inrtso crowil, In cliiillni! tho KnlKoiIno watclicd tho confhiKnitloii. A K n 0 H Medford T I N Y CHILDREN FORCED TO WORK IN CANNERIES Concessional Probe of Conditions In i rust Establishments Asked Factories Ahounil In Filth, flats and Disease States Miss O'ncilcy, Most of Clillilrcn Are Front Six to Ten Years Old and Lahor Ten Hours. WAHIIINOTON, .Inn. 1 1; Kitpport to Conitri'HHiimii Alli'ti'ii ronoliiiloii iliMiiamllin; a roiiiirimMlonnl pmbi) at tho KiMtiirn CiiiiiiIiik Imlimtry w-im Klvnii liofiirn tho Iioiimi rnli'N coininlt ti'o inn today by Mnry HoylcO'lli'llly who dcrlnrrd ho loariii'd or condi tion pi by pimlnit nx a rarinlin: oiura tlv. "In a rartory." Mlw O'ltnllly told tho roininlttco. "I wiw tnrty tiny ihlN drrti worltluR, IS ut whom worn mif fTliK fioin vlru Imit Mkln iIIhosiho, At a plant at .Marlon I mw woimii working whoit IiuiiiU wuro ho af rili'lt'il with Hkln iIIhiim that Ihi-y woro forced to Hr bandK'H. "Itvi'othliiK Hiat walk and rrnwln In found In Ihono plnro. Tln mm aro ho plentiful that tho woiiikii ni ployiiR fear nltackn. "I.IvIiik rondlllonv arc frightful, an ninny an 3 and 4 fninlllcH llvlnu In n tilnulo Hhnuk. .Mont of thn child cm ployiHi an from nix to ten yearn old and earn from ten to twmity ccntH dally (or ten hourH labor. "I connldur tho oul more Import' nut than the Htomarh. I want to remedy rondllloiiH without hurt Inn reputable rannerlo " MIm O'ltrllly irodiired photo Kraphi of illcaed wintieiond fhll; dren. naaiped whflo lit work. The rouimltti'ii wan Improved with Mix O'ltellb'M tentlmony ami plaun to rail I' ( Pruele, deputy labor com inlmiloncr o( New York, to WmdiliiK ton to tmtlf) at n future henrliiK. ARCHBALD VOIE WAMIIN'fiTUV, .Lin. it, Tho ociiate IIiik atti-riioiin ilrculi'il to take a ote at I o'clock Monday lifter noon on llio 'tuiHaclimctit of .IiiiIkk Itohert Y. Arehlialil of the commerce court, charxcil with luiM'ouiluct in office. Tin ilcewion wn reached alter a long deltaic hchimt cIokciI ilooi'K. The itle on ouch of Hie HI M'parnlc ailielci of imieacluuciit will ho lnl.ru in open .r--ion, ON WALL STREET .N'KW YOIHC, Jnn II -Thoro woro huiiiII rhatiKCH In prlcort when tho Htonk murk or opaued hero today. Home hcuvluetm wiih dhiplayed In tho copper Hlmri'H. Amorlran Tobacco ioko 1 point while Now Haven dropped 1. Ah hooii an tho opeuliiK hesitation woro off tho market wont up briskly, many of tho leadorH tIhIiik from hair to a full point ahovo their Initial ouotntioiiH, iiarrlmau Imhuch woro firm. Tho market closed Irregular. HoikIh woro easy. NKW YOKIC, Jan. It. All na tional croeda In tho llowery mourned today when It became It known that "Ulg Tim" Sulllvan'B mind Is none and that ho U Buffering from u ratal malady. It In feared It will not bo long beforo tho dlseaBo eomplotoa Itsl work. On application or Sullivan's stop hrothor and Hlop-ulster, Supremo Justlco Amend algned nn order com mitting him tit a naultaiium In You-korn, 1 ON MONDAY MRDtfORD, SCENE ON .mcoauliom -i "j I 11 I'.HI I I, Itrlth'i i it Null' l m tl i I .iil i I !tit t-l li - I i (.11 k I III' l 4 I I'JII'V t II I JjT ' ' I. Ul . .11- -I li", fi ! M L SAYS HE'S BROKE ('IIICAUO, Jan. 11.- Jack John- "b, II0K11' !'" finHir!, x!ltf lins been' rolcfttilril lo itbllvlon fiy Rmu'inl riuiHent uf tho Itoxinjf pruinotow of Hi'im country, ailmiltnt today that ho hiihu't n runt. "JotiiiwiiiV Cnfi' ilr ChamHon" wuh reeentlv elufril by the police ami a juilemrut for $.'(TJ1 Hwnrt'it nitaiHht him Itv h lnowiii I'oinpnny. Hi' automobile, a nfc ami fixture were united liv the hhrriff to mitifv litis elHiin. When the depu ties look rliarx" uf the litic touriiif? ear, .IoIiukoii pleniU'il with them to h tare the miieliine. "That ear ItelonitM to Lucille" he nnul, referrini; to hi" white wife. "She bought it two week before we woro iiiiirriril. i'leaso uWt take it uwuy," .lolim-oii intimateil that ho tuinlit soon' KOt hack into the riiic to earn money. He Iimh been training' at n local club but the manager ol the place reipie-trit hint to leave beoaue of wgortMiK nrotcfcts from other Itox- cm. I miltii Win Pf 3 i " ' iiiwii '"BF" JACK OHNSON OSES AUTOMOBILE ONLY THE SOCIALIST OPPOSES TROLLEY FRANCHISE The onlinaitce granting Hie SL T Miuney eompauy the Hght to build n ut root rnilwav in .Meilfuril was grunt ed by tho council Friday evening without one wont of argument on either hide. The only opposing vole was registered by I'oiineilniaii .Millar who voted against the ordmnnce ns ho nml (ho soclaliht party which he repre-ents, nio ngahiht the fifty year time limit cIuiino. An engineer will be on hiinil within two weeks lo btarl preliminary work. The socialist mailo a number of suggestions which they said might ho demanded read in the lmueliiso hut were willing' lo waive all these if the time limit were out in two. The sen timent invnlely expressed by many of the socialists that in L'.'t yours the country would be under socialist con trol ami that n short limo would tlioiefoni Im prefoniltlo, was not ex pressed in Ihe eonnuuniealioii. Onlluaiiro lmpi-oxcil Tim ordiunneo us passed is u bet ter one for the oily than Hie one con sidered Tuohilay ns it requires the Miuney people to run their cars in each diicotion over their (racks every half hour, gives them but two years to oeeupy the city streets (hey desire and forfeits nil rights of additional oily streets not occupied in that time. Kvery mile of track shall lie of new construction, doing' uwuy with nny possibility of the company's buying track from Mr. llarmuu or leasing nny jinvt of tho 1 & li, under n com Mail Tribune OHKQOW, SATURDAY, L OF FUNERAL SHIP BEARING Pou.rn.MT or tirj utrio.By Mtt.AUHUccjoy. iiniNaiHo av. i .. . I . a e III . d in ( I i RUSSIA BACKS IlKKLI.V, Jan. ll-Tho fcellnc bolwcrn ltourn,inla and IluJRarIa, li waa utatod lifjllclal circles buro to day, lias reached nn acute Mage, even overshadowing the Turklth-Dalkan situation. Dispatches from Vienna stnto that Austria is calllnR more re serves to tho colors, pretumably with the Idea of hacking Itounianla, whllo iness.iRes from other Kuropean capitalists claim that llussla Is be hind llnlgarln. It Is believed In some iiunrters that the trouble was foment ed by Tiirkoy with tho hope of divert Ini attention from the Ilalkan situa tion. FORTY PER CENT ORANGE CROP KILLED BY FREEZE LOS AXHLLKS. Jan. 11.-Following n peniHHl of reiMtits from Iiih ftuhnitlinntc throughout the xoutlieni California citrus district, Viee-1'rosi-lent iJ. K. Calx in of the Southern I'n- ,.ifie railway o.imnted today that nbont !() per cent of the California orange crop has been de.troyeil bv fro.t. mon uier agreement. Failure of the company to maintain continuous pas senger coruoo on any of tehir city lines will he sufficient ouu-e for the city to force them to abandon that line. N'o Opimsitioit l'oiii llnriiuiii Tho oily hall was crowded with citizens, the socialists coming out early in force. Mr. Itanium and his nttoniey, Mr. Hogps, were present but offered no objections or nrgu meiits. The ordinance was given its (wo milling4, thrown open for ilis cusninii which did not materialize, and then pasxed. The session in nil occupied a little, over half nn hour, Ihe gmiler part of which was used in tho vcadiug of tho ordiunneo ami the socialists' petition. Work will be started on tho now line as soon us weather permits. Within two weeks tut engineer will be hero to arrange for preliminary sur veys, for tho shipment of muteiinl, the bundling of crows nml hoies. Socialist Attitude In explaining his vote ngaiust the franchise, Councilman Millar said: v "Neither I, uor nny oilier reooguii oil sociuliat, will bo found opposed to tho building of public works, uor to nny other industrial activity which mny, through inerenso of employment tend toward even temporary better ment of living conditions for the working; classes of litis city. So long ns wo continue to live under tho pres ent cnpitnlUt-wngo.syi.tcm, employ -"-y BULGARIA AUSTRIA R MANIA lLIIXJ .JANUARY J1, 11)13. S asjioke corn.v the j;atal saxutino. i. i . . iil u b ii iniiniiilte k. i ,e u tin? arrival d li i b.i nror tu I-n'- 1 I S r i l.Uila I'd f,urditr.i ir Hie funrral nblii , i . i . c iil iiy tlic Itr, i li i ru t r it i i . i:i ili. n lint i itf i..l a idi t lnly wai iELBERT FOR MAI IirFI-'ALO. Jan. 11 Albert llult bard of Kast Aurora, N. Y.. pleaded Kiillty today In the Inlicd BtttM court to an Indictment charging him with sending obscene matter through tho malls. Judge Hazel suspended sentence on five of the counts, and fined Hubbard $100 on tho sixth count, which charged that he had mailed "certain prints of an obscene, luwd, lascivious, filthy and Indecent character." Tho Indictment was based on ar ticles published In n magazlno at Hast Aurora. Tho cxteremo penalty for the crime Is five years In Jail and a flue of S5000. THIRTY THOUSAND SLAIN BY ONE RUBBER COMPANY LONDON. Jan. 11. Durinp the eouro of the cmpiirx being made into the Putnmuyo ltublter ieanilal, it Iiih been admitted that 30,000 natives hne been murdered dunng the innt VI venrn Itv offtemlx of one company. ment on nny terms is better than un employment. Food, shelter and cloth ing we mut nil hae nntl the so cialist party, here as elsewhere, Iiiih no theoretical progmm for municipal affairs that stands in tho way of furthering any activity that will help to feed, clotlio ami shelter even n limited number of the working elass population of this oily. We are en tirely willing to have this railway built, and to give tho Miuney com pany any reasonable concession in the use of our streets to induce their building it. The ue of the city streets or even just the one street nniueil, Knsl Main street, for twenty-fio years, under nil the other conditions now embodied in the proposed fran chise, appears to us, nml to imiiiy more outside of our ranks, to 'to a rcirsonuhlo concession. Itcfcrviidtiui Threatened "From present indications, there i. u fit rone; feeling that a referendum should bo called for; not Itecauso tho objectors wisli to block tho building of this improvement, but solely be cnuso of the long life asked for ihe franchise. "If the Miuney company will modi fy its demands to twenty-fivo yours, it is unlikely then that n referendum will ho invoked. If tho lltty year clause remains, then, under the cir cumstances iibovu rotated, and for that rensou ulou, my vote lan?.' bo recorded ugaiust tho whole fran chise." AD FID IN OBSCENE MATIE itr '"""rf nr-ii'nii--J - if-1 -nftfi'liMMhiiiiltlllllfmi --J? HEID'5 BUQY THC MATAU at w "ork of tL fiincnl Ii.p. tlin rntrrii) tho Ilud'.sn and nncnornl off borne to the Ca'hedral o( St. John tho I plot io CHICAGO. Jon. tl. In Jio circuit court here today Judge Heard denied the-plea orMr:-Graeey(rnssrenheIm Wahl to set aside her decreo of di vorce from William Guggenheim, the New York copper multl-mllllonalre. The decision brings to an end litiga tion extending over three years. In his decision, Judge Heard ruled that fraud undoubtedly had been practiced upon tho court which granted tho original decree, as claimed by Mrs. Wahl's attorneys tin he held that she was a voluntary- party to that fraud. Guggenheim, soon after the dl vroco was granted, married again. Jacob Newman, one of Guggen helm's attorneys, after the decision was announced today, charged that tho suit to set aside tho divorce de cree was brought as the result of a plot In Wall street to discredit Gug genheim. "I am convinced," said N'owman. "that Mrs. Wahl was backed by a Wnll street syndicate which has a rrivato grudgo to satisfy, as well as hoping to obtain a considerable part of the Guggenheim fortune." SEEK 20 PER CENT SAN FUANVLSl'O, Jan. 11. An initiative Hlition calling' uu election on an ordinance providing for an average reduction of 'JO per cent in telephone rates in San Francisco was filed today with Hie board of elec tion commissioners by the telephone users' association. There were 10, 000 signatures to tho petition and the organization claims to have fi.OOO more in reserve. It is the first cn-o on record of direct legislation bcinj capitalized, ns tho Telephone IVers' nsMicialiun is organized for prolir. PATY DU CLAui GIVEN PARIS. Jan. 11. By n decreo signed by Prof. Fallterea, Col. Du Pnty do CInm, ouo of tho most promi nent figures In tho Dreyfus treason trial, Is today re-Instated In tho French Territorial nrmy with hU former rank, Du Paty du Chun wns retlrod from tho army In 18 1)8. DO INJURE WM GUGGENHEIM "renon Mistical Ihia City Hall " t WEATHER Wanner, ruin Max, ftt .Mlii. I.T; I'roclpltot Ion .02. NO. 200. ER OF Germany Secretly Changing and Cnn structinn Battlejhlpj and Cniistrs Protected Crulsm Chantjcd to Armored Type. War Scare Belnu Sounded In Great Britain to Secure Mora Battleships in British Navy. LONDON, Jan. 1 1. That rjprmany has been secretly. changing nnd con structing battleships null cruiser Is tho startling news published today by tho Manchester Courier. According to that nowiipaper, sic new German battleships which novo recently been constructed In German shipyards, aro armored cruisers and virtually In vulnerable, although xtippowd by tho Kuropean powers to be merely tho ordinary protected typo. Still further, the Courier declares that tho German Admiral todny, In stead of laying down twelve torpedo destroyers last year, according to tho published program, 24 of theso ships were built. Theso additions prac tically place tho German naval list of this year far ahead of what It Is now. Sldo by sldo with thoso rcmarkablo and disquieting reports, aro tho state ments mndo today by 1'arls patient to tho effect that Germany Is consid erably augmenting her military forcerf. On the faro of tho alleged disclos ures mado by tho Courier, It Is In teresting to noto tho demand which Is made by the Dally Mirror today for an Increaso In Britain's naval building for tho year. Tho Molt de mand,lbattho..cQmlnr.s. estimate -shall provide six super dreadnnugnts, exclusive of the other warships. "If tho sixty iter cent superiority In battleships, as announced by Hon. Winston Churchill last year, Is to bo maintained," bays the Dally Mull, "Britain will bo nblo to send 12 dreadnoughts to tho Mediterranean In 1015 and stilt have 25 In homo waters against Germany's 23." E WASHINGTON, Jnn. 11. A peti tion protesting- uguiust tho confirma tion by the senate of the nomination of Clinton Howard to be judge of the United States district court for western Washington will bo submit ted to the senate judiciary committco next Tuesday by Senator Miles I'oin de.xter. The HJtition which is signed by a lur'o number of citizens of Washington alleges that Judge How ard is too friendly toward the cor lo rations. Howard was apiointcd by Presi dent Tuft to succeed Cornelius II. Huiiford who resigned under flro fcouio mouths ago while his conduct was belli; invextiguted by n congres sional committee preliminary lo bringing impeachment charges. E BY CINCINNATI FLOOD CINCINNATI, Jnn. tl. Clnclnnn-. tt Is threatened this afternoon with a serious flood. Tho danger lino of CO feet already has beuu passod, and, a fitngo of CO feet Is predicted. If this occurs thn Union stutlou will hnvo to bo abandoned. Tho water front Is flooded. PROF. LOWE, INVENTOR, DYING AT PASADENA f l'AKABKNA, Calif., Jan. !l.- Prof, Thaddetts S. C, Lowe, tho not ed inventor, remains todny in about tho same condition in which ho hns been for nitwit three wcoks. Liltlo hoto is held out for his recovery,, al though tho aged scientist is making H bravo fight fur his )ifo nt tto homo ojf his daughter, Mrs,. Edna LW Wright. '' ' KASER BUD U Nil m WA 10 1 FA PROTEST ?.Vt' i a kdi MX i ill 1 m m II M .! l ,JA MlfitsMMUV't,Ki4WMKHK-k'-' ,vft''Mfi t, "4itiviV"nMiifMviW4f4 "!