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SECOND
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WEATHER
Hlioncr tonight nml tomor
row. Mux. fl, Mitt, ill.
Kiiity-tlilnl Ynr
imlly Uiililli Year.
M15DF0KD, OIWIOX, "WJIJlttJKSIMY, A PHIL 2, 39KJ.
NO. 9.
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IN ITS HISTORY
River 1 5 04 Feet at Cairo nml Evrry
Citizen Is Worklnn on the Levees
Under Police Compulsion Railroad
Communications Cut
Covrrnor Cox and Relief Commission
Tmirlnu Flooded Dlitrlcts to Or
Ijnnlzo Relict Work
CAIItO, III., April 3. Kvory man
In litis city Ih working todny on tin.,
levees with the exception of grneor.
physicians, tinker, druggists nml
immpnper moil, v ho urn nomled In
ntliiir quarter. All others urn threat
iinuil with arrest miles thiy report
lit tliu loveos.
Hnrly today tho river wn CI 1
frill hc-tfl, ln blithest It hn been
In tin- history of tint city. A tUo of
another foot I expectod. Tim Ohio
lovo. protecting forty city lilockn, U
bulkhmulmt to u height of 68 foot.
Home women nml children nm till)
krv nml nro aiding In tho work on
I ha lovofw. Tim railroad contmiit, -cut
to n between hero nml Cairo Inlnnil
U "Hl off. but the wlro facilities ,ir
Munmlly undisturbed, Tim weatlmr
fitrcntnt declare If n lirrnk In tin
rlvur eeenr below the- town It pralf
ultly will iiillcnCtttro.
illllii
HGHES
ANDSTILLRISING
coi.u.Miii'a. Ohio. April :. :.iv.
ornor Cot nml tho Ohio relief com
mission tinliiy plim n tour of tho
state,' flnodml illitrlrtN preparatory
to Inaugurating n plan of roll'! norK
for flood sufferer that will run Into
tho hundred of thousands.
It wan Mtlmittmt today that $100.
000 will lnt mtt'itiwl In Columbus to
nlil In the riMwtnlilUliincnt of lioninn
nml Hint $600,000 will ho necdeii In
l)sytnu nlono.
Tkn stricken dlAlrlct or npppsl
line for mure money, n th.i fln.i ires
In thtt hiimtn of the relief committee
i nro filing low.
iMylon. .Marietta, Portsmouth nml
Xnncsvlllc iii'id money hndly.
LOVETT'S PLAN 10
IE E5PEE
IE
MEETS
DISFAVOR
WAHIIINOTON. April S That no
Iiiih several objection to tho plun
ovnlvml by JihIko Robert l.ovwtt,
ohnlrinnii of tho Union Pacific r.ill
nmil, to effect tho dissolution of tho
lltirrlmnu merger, was admitted hy
Atlornuy (lencrul Miituyuold hero
today. Mctloyuolds stutml:
."Tho objections of tho Cullfornlit
statu railroad commission do not en
tor thu cam now, because I hnvo 111
, own criticisms to.mnkn roncornlni(
11 portion of tho plan. I linpn noiiio
achiimo mny ho nrrniiKod for tho into
hy tho Union Pnclflo of Siail.uOu.liOO
of (ho Southern Parlflc's stock now
In tho treasury of tho former lino."
IDENT
HAUJM, Oro., April 'J. Hick and
accident liianrnnro policies which ro
Kit lot thoinsulvoH to 11 llmltud elms
or kind or mnnnor of uccldontH, ln
JurloH or (Ukoiibch uru hnrrod from
thin i.tuto hy-wn on! it IhniioiI toduy
hy Hlnto Inatimnro CommUtilonor J.
V. h'orKiinon,
"Cortnln roinpiinloH havo boon I J
1,11 1 UK nccldunt pnllr.loH which limit
tho cnmpiwiy'H lluhlllty to nccldonti
that would ho nlmoxt Impotalhlo for
onu to hnvo," null! CoimnlHRlonor t-'ot1
KiiHon, In oxplanatlon, "Thou when
a policy holdor U In J mod ho cannot
lucnvor from tho company. That In
thu Hurt of policy wo want to nm
out of tliU Htato."
draco (Idoiko Ih Hhortly to appnar
In a revival of "OIvoicoiih," In which
play uho in 11 do hiicIi a hiiccohh koiiui
HciiBona ago.
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ONLY AIDED BY
TURTLE SERUM
Orcfjon Cliyslclan Says Frictlmann Is
Sincere and Vacclnel of Value but
Not In Pulmlnary Cases Bone Tu
berculosis Dcnellted Most
It Will Do Six Weeks Before Result
ol Experiments Is Known and Rec
ords Must Be Awaited
ASTORIA, Dm-., Api'il 'J.- Ir. Al
fred Kinney loilny iri,iii,il tin1 fol
Imwiii; iiii-mhii(,'i.' ('nun his fnllicr. Dr.
AukiinI Kiniii'V, lio ih hrul hy III"
Oiron Hluti ImiiiiiI of licaltli lo in
vixtli;alo tho ulli'cil tiilicrcnloHlH
iMiii' hroiiiilil lo HiIm riniulry frnin
(Icriiiiiiiy hy Dr. Kirili'tirk Knuz
I'Hfiliimiin:
"I will hlurt liotun IliitH wrvU iih It
i uhi'Icws to ri'iunlii loiiKpr. It ill ho
Mix weeks before iiti thine tlefinlto H
kniMMi ill iH'unl to the resiilU of the
t mil incut of llie pultiKiiiiirv hich. Su
fur in tliee the iuipmeuient is hut
Kliffhl. In HiirKienl ttihereulnxis of
kIiiihN, Imok'h nml jolulf the improve
iiuuil in fiiuly rapid. I hclictr tlux
in due to Hie iiilniu'iHtiw uielhod of
iiilinini'.liMtioii nml I think liihereulin
n nn tiNo it if mii riw'ii noiild hhow
uuifnniil.v iih iiiek liuproeuienl.
"I think rriednini 11 in sincere nnd
liin vaccine in of crenl wiluu ill te
liclcd eiifCrt hut from (ilierviitinif.
to ditto I eaniiot xee the nilvniilii(je of
U neeine oor lite one wo nr
iiilnu in pniinoiinry eaxen, hut no far
nn obtiervcd we nre neltiu better re
Miltx. "I liuvo urmiiKcd hero with Dr.
I'melor In cliurj:e of the eoiiRiiuiitive
wnrd ul llolevue llofpitnt lo semi me
weekly hid daily obicrvntioiw inmle
up in rceordM nnd clintls of nil the
patientx treiiled by rriedmann in Del
Invito Hint I have tho record nnd
clinrU of, preioii to reeeiiiiK tin
rrieilmnnii Ireutmeiit. TIhsjh nre of
iatieiitrt residing iu llellevue from
one to Kovcml nioiilln with Minitnry
ooinlilioiiK iincliiiiip-il. Wlinli'tor llie
deffree of imprnxement luited iu tltehc
cuke will bliow Hint Hiieh improve
ment i( due solely to the tieiitlliolit.
I'imui llieo record nnd clmiU of ex
amiunlioiiH of the Iuiikn 1 will mukc
up in final rcHirt lo the Orepui state
board of lienlth nnd it will be so in
delail that exery jiulmounry eert in
Oicpin can foim hit own conolu
sion." ERTAKER F
CORPSE A LIVE ONE
HAN DIIHJO. Cnl , April S "Oo
to llurunp hotel, Kot body of It. K.
Moyco nml uhlp It to u a at San Iran-
clnco."
Ho rend a tolt'Kram received by an
undertaker hero. It wan from a
prominent Han Krauclnco undertak
Iiik cHtiibllxlimont. The local 111.111 at
once Hcnt to thu hotel for tho body,
They found .Moyco nil rlRht, hut ho
was tho llvellent dead man they had
over encountered. Ho wna propped
up Iu bed roudliiK a niiiKiuluc, nnd
wild!
"Mo dead? Not much! Tin Reed
for at least CO yearn yet."
InveutlRatlnu nhowed that Moyco
had been neelni; thu Bight of Han
DIoko with n friend the nlKht before.
They becamu separateil and the
friend hoard that Moyco had been
run over hy an automobile and
killed. Ilo toloKrnphod tho nnd notH
to Moyco'a rotative In 81m Trail-
cIhco.
L CASE IS
NOW UNDER WAY
Tlio euso of tho Klulo v H. T,
Hanwcll of IIi'ih city for cinher.islcmiint
was called in'iho circuit court today.
It will be Iliad foitlit.
MiiHWMi'll in cliniKcd with cuibezzliiij;
tlin from tlio Wood-Curtitf company
of Saeramonlo while ucling iih their
iiaont,
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HELD AT
ROME
JlO.Mi:, April .-Ortinc to Ficnchl
foriiiiiliticH iitlemlini; the rmuovul of
bodicN, plans for a special train to
curry the body of J. 1'ierpoiit Morgan
to C'heiboitri; iu order that it may b
put nboard u liner there, were uhniid
oiled hero today. Herbert Sntnrlee,
Morgan' son-iii-linv, who iuw ohnryc
of the I'uiienil nrniiieiiii'iit-i lieie, an
nounced today that llie body will
probably bo taken to New York on
the liner llc of France, leaving lluvre
Saturday. If tin plun i followed
out the party will lenve lime tonight.
Willi I'niti'il Ktnte nmbassador
O'llrieu, relnlivoH nml close frieudt
atlendiin;, liricf son ice over .Mor
Kan' renmins were held loilny iu tho
parlor of the Omnil hotel. Itcv. Mr.
Nelson officiated.
Morgan's body was placod on nn
ordinary frolxht ear, which carried a
nuiubor of other oxprenit packagi.
Tho family occupied n private idccpor
and dlnltiK car.
Amorloau AinlinHitador O'llrlun
waa advised tunlKht tlut l-'ranro hud
consented to penult tho body to itom
IU frontier without officint pnrml
lou. It wnt said that It would ro
iiilr four da) a to obtain official
consent.
SE
TO
LONDON, April 2. It was an
notincvd today In thu house, of com
mons that two ItrltUh warships aru
en route to thu Adriatic ten to job)
Iu a demonstration with other Kino
pean powers against Montenegro's
stand In rofusliiK to allow foieUu
residents to leave Scutari. Tho do.
nionstratlon will buKin nt Autlvurl.
DIspatchcH received tonlKht from
Ottlujo vny tho hIcro of Scutari nm
been suspended pondlnt; tho arrival
of Servian reluforiemeuts. Thu bom
bardment of thu city, It was said,
would bo leaiinied tomorrow.
NKW YORK, April 2.--Uulon Pn
clflo and Steel woro heavy nt tho
opening of tho stock market. I.o
hi uli Valley, Interhoro preferred,
licet 8unnr, Chlcano & tlrcat West
ern and othor standards valued, how
over. Canadian 1'aclflo loBt two
points. Tho collnpBo of various Her
man hiuikluK Institutions, nnd Inti
mations that tho Hnlkaus nnd tho
powers do not acreo on thu pencu
terms offered Turkey, bothored tho
speculators somowhut. Sharp rlsos
prompted many to rcalUo,
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SERVGES
MORGAN
BRITAIN
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SHIP
ADRIATIC
Theives on Their Way
Hie .lii"lrrt rmully, under nrret In New Orleans following fllnht from
their 8l,.",0O.OOO mOihIIp In lilr eH)rt.
T
EOR TIE CAUSE
Panklturstlan ParaGraphs
We hnxe lo ureato u situ-
ntion in which the ordinary
bii-diii'oH man ill ery eut:
" "We will not hnVe this state
of thiii); jalhro,miv Ion;? 4
or."
I linte not only been break-
lug the laws myself, but I
hnvo hern iueiliut; nnd insti-
pntiiif' nnd preparing other
persons, to do the name. "
I 'fiaw advised, I have In- ""
cited, I havo conspired, and
I say thin: Tho authorities
need not look for the women
" who have done what they did
Inst nif;lit (referring to the ""
blowing up of the Lloyd- ""
"" (leorge houe.) I accept tho "
lespunsibilily for it.
LONDON, April 2. Self-eonfeed
instigator of the recent suffragette
reign of terror, Mrs. Kmmrliuc I'nnk
liurst pleaded not guilty today nt
llie Old llnilcy court, to tho chnrge
of inciting her followers to blow tip
Chnncellor of the Kxcheipier Lloyd
(leorge'rt country villa nt Walton
lieuth on I-Vbriinry 10 lust.
Mt. I'nnkliurft pleaded without
a show of emotion, calmly niiuouue
iug that she intended to nut n her
own ntloruey. Thu militant lender
nnived'nl Old Hailey in nn nulonio
bile nml was escorted into court hy n
score or more inililunt suffragette
IcudeiN.
Jusliee I.iihli Is presiding over the
ttial and the crown is represented
by Attorney Itodkiu, Travera nnd
Humphrey.
Attorney ltodkin vend tho polieo
transcript of the speech Mrs. I'auk
huret inude nt Cardiff, the defendant
frequently interrupting tho nttomey.
Hefiko pleading to Hie charge Mrs.
Pnuhhiirst, through tho United Press,
sent this message to suffragettes:
"I fully expect conviction nnd nm
prepared for the tortures of impris
onment nnd forcihlo feeding. Hut I
will fight o the bitter cud.
"I won't hesilnto to nse every
means for possible- escapo or to ob
tain my release, thong I am sure of
technical conviction in this court.
'Wo already have made plans for
a great demonstration in Albert Hall
next .lanuary. No innttor how this
ouso, 1 will be out by then and nnd
nddress that meeting."
Today win tho sixth time- Mrs.
Pnnkhurst had been in tlio prisoners'
dock since, with tho co-operntion of
her dnughlers, Christohcl nnd Sylvia,
sho Inaugurated tho cnmpaigu of
militancy soven years ngo, It is es
timated that in this period thu property-destroying
activities of the tuf
frngettes have 'cost the publiu more
thmi $2,000,000.
MRS
PANKHURS
POSES AS MARTYR
to Jail After Arrest
:s WIFE
LEAPS OFF BRIDGE
TO ICY DEATH
OMAHA. Neb.. April 2. l)cssin
dent ncr her hu.hatidV transfer to
the I'liiippiiic, Mr. Greta Hull, wife
of Colonel John Hull, l. S. A., Icued
head forvmoht eighty Jlvis feet into
the Missouri river from the Douglas
Street bridge iu tiie view of hundreds
nnd is dead hero today. Wlw.-b.fjr
body was recovered half n mile down
the stream she was still breathing, but
passed awny soon nftcr.
Mrs. Hull wns n prominent society
matron here nnd was tho daughter
of John Chne of Dcs Moines. Hull
is n judge advocate in tho army nnd
is the second ranking officer iu that
department. Ho is tho youngest
colonel in tho nrmy. Ho left Dcs
Moines for Snn Frnneiseo Inst week,
nnd expects to sail from the latter
citv for the Orient April 5.
FAILS TO MARRY
TACOMA, Wash., April 2.Dur
Iiib an Investigation of charges
brought against Frank lladumaker,
principal of thu Or ting school, which
was held before State Superintendent
Josephine Preston at Olympla, Ml -is
Olgn Pascal, n pretty young Rouma
nian Bill, testified that Kademakur
had Induced her to accompany him
to America two years ngo on thu
promise of marriage.
It was learned that Hnilemaker
bus divorced his wife Iu Portland,
but tho girl believes, she said, that
ho bus now no thought of taking her
ns his second wife. Sho was brought
to Olympla from Portland.
Tho accusations against tho Ortlng
principal aro nn outgrowth of tho
"wet" and "dry" fight at that place.
James P. OTarroll, who hat been
conspicuous as a leader of tho lat
ter faction, was ono of thu most
deeply Interested of a largo dela
tion from Ortlug,
Miss Pascal testified that nor mar
rlngo with Hndemaker had boon ar
ranged between her parents and
ltadomakor'b two cousins In tho old
country. Tho school teacher was at
that tlmo visiting In (lormauy with
his wife.
WADERN HOYLE DENIES
ABUSE OF PRISONERS
PAN QCKNT1N, Cnl., April 2.
That no prisoners wero over singled
out to bo made victims of special
illumes in the state penitentiary hnvo
was tho testimony of Guard Irwin be.
foio llie legislature committee prob
ing uonditions under Warden lloylo's
regimo hero toduy. Most of tho com
plaints of tho prisoners wero directed
against Irwin, who was declared to
bo especially and unnecessarily se
COLONEL
IMPORTED
at New Orleans
Vuir Vork City after nn MKisurc of
ONE STATE MORE
WASHINGTON, April 2. Ratifi
cation by but one nioro stato Is need
ed to make the constltutlon&rarnend
ment 'for the direct election of sen
ators the law of the land, accord
ing to t. table compiled by Senator
Joseph L. Ilrlstow of Kansas here to
day. "Tho states" ratifying tno proposed
amendment to dato are: Pennsyl
vania, Arltons, Arkansas, Colorado,
Indiana, Illinois, Idaho, Iowa, Kan
sas, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Missouri, Minnesota, Montana, Ne
braska, Nevada. New Hampshire,
New Jersey, New Mexico, New Yor.t.
North Dakota, North Carolina, Ohio,
Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota,
Tennessee, Texas, Vermont. Wash
ington. West Virginia, Wisconsin and
Wjomlng.
ATLANTIC FLEET
BEGINS WAR PLAY
SOfTHKItN DHH.L UKOl'NDS,
via Norfolk, Va., pril 2. Bobbing n
dull grey against the background of n
churning sea, the Atlantic fleet lay
nt anchor today, rendy to begin its
unniuil warplay at Chesapeako Hay.
Fiir out, little flocks of white, chow
ing gull-like above thewnvcs, swayed
the tnrgets food for thu first day'a
long range firing.
Tho war game, which begun toduy
and which will lust through several
weeks, will in reality be n mimic
buttle on nn immense scale. Through
the night ships, steaming at full speed
will lire at imaginary torpedo boat
nnd destroyers, miles out on the sen;
their searchlights will Hash through
the darkness nnd from widely separ
nted points the dreadnoughts will un
leash their 10, 12, and 10 inciters nl
llio flimsy targets that imaginary
focmau which unless destroyed meun
deutb nnd destruction for those on
board the battleships.
The day practice, which began to
day, consists entirely of long range
firing and fast skirmishing.
GREAT WHITE WAY
DRY AFTER ONE O'CLOCK
NFAV YOHK, April 2. Tho wuter
wagon wns the only vehicle to bo
seen along tho Great White- Way nf
tcr 1 n. in. today. Promptly nt that
hour liipmr selling nil over tho city
ceased and tho bright lights went out.
Tlio closing marked the going into
effect of the latest "tenderloin" outer
of Mayor Uaynor.
San Francisco Collects $55,040.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cab, April 2.
Mouey collected and contributed to
the lied Cross Society for tho benefit
of the Ohio and Indiana flood suffer
ers totaled $33,040 at noon today.
POPULAR ELECTION
OFSENATORSNEEDS
Will RESIGN IF
FOUND GUILTY
Councilman From Third Ward In a
Stoned Statement Declares He Is
Not Guilty of Selling Liquor to
Minors as Charged
Replies to 0. C. Boggs Open Letter to
Councilman Asking If They Arc
Competent to Remove Millar
To the public:
In reply to O. C. Hoggs open letter
lo Cuiiucilnien Porter, Milckcll, Sum
mcrvilte, Campbell nnd Stewart in
which lie niks ir they nre competent
to remove me, I wish to state that I
will relieve the councilman from nny
action of this kind by tendering my
resignation nn soon ns possible after
n jury in the circuit court has found
me guilty of selling liquor to minors,
in violation of the state law, city
ordinances and ray oath of office. I
am not guilty of selling liquor to
minors and do not fear the outcome
of u fair nml impartial trial such ns
I will receive in the circuit court.
GKO. II. MILLAR.
In such n manner did George If.
Millar, councilman from the third
ward disH)se of the charges which
have been mude during the past week
to the effect that bis fellow officinM
were upholding him iu violations of
the law. Mr. Millar's statement fol
lowed one from 0. C. Boggs, iu which
the latter asked the city councilmeti
if they were compcteut to remove
Millar.
"It in needless for me lo htale,"
I wild Millar WeUioilayriUbttttheri U
an inuictroeni penning in ino arena
court charging ino with selling liquor
to minors. I anticipate no trouglo in
proving myself innocent of (he
charge, as I am not guilty.
"However, to relieve tho public
from nny misapprehensions which
they mny have regarding the mutter,
I have prepared a statement promis
ing to resign nt onco if proven guilty."
Boggs' open letter to the council
men is as follews:
To Councilmeti Porter, Mitchell,
Summcrville, Campbell and Stewart:
What thu people want to know is,
nre you compcteut to put George II.
Millar off tho council when it lias
been shown that ho has violated lib
oath of office T
The evidence in tlio case of the City
of Medford vs. George II. Millar, and
tho evidence wns undisputed, showed
that he bad sold liquor to six minors
while bo wns councilman. There is
an ordinance in tho City of Medford
prohibiting the sale of liquor to min
ors. What ure you going to do about
itf Are you competent to do nny
thing about it I
The evidence showed that he bus a
federal license but no city license to
sell liquor. Why docs bo have n
federal license nnd no city license T
What aro you going to do uboul it?
Aro you competent to do unytbing
about it?
There is n stato statute which says
that an officer's sent becomes yn
cant when bo is convicted of violutiug
(Continued on page- 3.)
SCUTARI AFIRE;
3 FORTS TAKEN
BY
CKTTINJK, April 2. Scutari lu
burning, according to an announce
ment made by tho war office hero
today. Tho war office also assorts
that the Montenegrins captured tbreo
of tho Tarabosch forts, ana tho cap
ture of tho remaining two Is Immi
nent. Montenegro has answered the de
mand of tho powers that the civil
ians In Scutari bo allowed to leave,
with the statement that Its army
commanders will not allow a cipher
message to that effect to be trans
mitted to tho commandaiit of thu be
leagured town. A crisis Is threat-
AY
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MONTENEGRINS
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