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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
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WEATHER
Fair tonight nnl Thurmlity.
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I'nily KlKlitii VMir.
MEDFORD, OKJCOON, TIIUKHIMV, MAY .15, VJV).
NO. 40.
WILSON FIRM FOR FREE SUGAR AND WOOL
U 01
QOVEflNOn HUNT OF AniZONA
HAS JAP QUESTION TO CONSIDER
D
OF
AY
m
n
Rut Finn of Baltic Flntinlcil In Face
uf Din Business liy Secretary Red
f frlil Who Is Ducked tip by Presi
dent Panic Tlireals lo Cc Prolicd.
Speech Made hy Secretary of Com
incrce to Lltlionrnphcn Is Sllim
Inijly fleliiikeil liy Mondell.
WAHIIINtlTON, Mnv IS. Pn-i-li'iit
U'IImiii i stand put mi the
lrtrr mill will nfni to roimldcr nnv
noiiipmiuUo whatever oil lli't wool
mill iifiir uclimliilcM.
Tllili ttOIICIIt Ilk I" when ill
executive aland on llit' lunff war
pnitirly timili nt tint white
limine todny. TIi president liiiniiir,
in ii ntui-wcekly conference, willi
l li iii'Miiir iiiijii, iiiilli'iilcil i'Mi-
plmllctOly that NliiriiM Unit wiu seek.
iiiK h ttnttpioniUu urn linnete. Atul
whilo lie illil iml put it upei'inrnlly.
Iii nlllltule iiliiinly xhowed Hint ilil
wh hi mh( mini to Mm iinIh ok
lln. matter.
Tim priwldmit expects tlin dotno.
rrU In tint scuntn In uphold him
unit to pus tlm Iidiimi Mil. If lint
miiintn, however, nIioiiIiI amend the
Miur nml wool tclitaliilr( t lit house
confreres will ri'fiiho lo incept tlm
nmeiidiii.tuts nml llm ptcnldoiit v. Ill
do everything lo forro tin seiiuto to
yield.
President W'lUotl until III) hoptfN llu
currency lilll will soon lie ready.
Tin nil fine nf battle in flaunted
In I lie rnini of lik hindues lion today
liy Hcerotiuy of Commerce Red field.
SHking stnilithl from the shoulder
nml sinking while tin iron uiih Iml,
tin xcerolnry nt u banquet hero lnl
liiwlil told employing litliiiKiii)li'r
just what 1 1 1 v nilulil expect if any
orMMIliXfll HttClHpt WHS lllllllll to llllfc-
icpreciit llm Underwood tnriff hill.
Red field was (In Kiiit of tin lilho-
Kmphcra mid when tin limit to fpesk
read part of n circular ismied by the
Lithographers' AHSonlulinii, it wn
pri'llil'll'll Hlllt pilMMIKK of I III) Un
derwood Mil Tonliiiliiv('l iilloiui
of winkiueu, lower wnge mid hingei
hours.
"In in Hid finnl losull," Miiil Red
fli'lil, "llm wind I have quoted tin
put Into effcul liy yiiii In any sub
Mtmilinl dugicf, It will become llm
duty of tin department of (oiiuiii'ri'i
lo inquire into your business nielli-
IHlh."
Slinging (Villi Mn liy Mondell. '
Stinging criticism of Secretary of
Coiiinmren Kedfield'rt iiddrcK to em
ploying lithographers lien last niylil
wait oiccd in llm house lodnv liy
KepicM'iitntlvo Mondell of Wvufliing.
Kedfield'rt Hpeccli wits cliaracterir.ed
liy .Mondell an "llircatcutiiif Ataeiicmi
iiinmifuctiirurH with mi iuchlii;nlloii
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APAN
TOTS
LITTLE TROUBLE
V AND B
Friendly mid Permanent Solution of
Difficulty With California Looked
for liy Forcliiii Office Nciiolla-
llons Profession Satisfactorily.
MRS. LLOYD READ, PRETTY
" APRIL FOOL BRIPE, NOW SUES
Johnson Says He Vlll Take His Time
in Sltilii Bill No Word at Sac
ramento From Dryan.
While pulilir nlti nlinii ts. con
cpiilinliil mi the .url, of the ('ahfor
nia Irtfi-lalure in m-iut; u hill to
exclude iinii-icHhlriil .Iiihiiii'c from
iiHinrli p r frtimiiitr lniid, llu Ari
zona IiviIhIhic wiin nt wink on a
himilnr hill Tin lower Imu-c of tlm
httilxUlurt m the inraxiirc Mou
dny, Mini it will o to the npHir
liutit' and wrliHH lo (lownior Hunt.
The .lHpniii'(! Iniel. fnrinors mid
mall rntirlii'ip. are iinliKnnnl ocr the
hill. N. Oo. prcMideiit of the Ari
zona .Iiihiici' AkMocialiiMi, Ik in Cn.
ifornut on hi way to .lapau with the
lioilv nf hit wife, who died liwl week,
and Henry Xinifiki, olio of the iih.v
iiik xpinN in the orvaniiatioii, ix in
j it 1 1 in (llohe on it eharKt of killnii
an iiKcd Aiiienean woman then.
AMERICANS VICTIMS
TOKItl, .May 1.1. Thai a "friendU
mid pcriumieiit holulion of tlm diffi
culty with Califnniia," i exp'cted, is
a M'liu-olTirinl ami iio-pirtd ntalu
iiiciit which wax iHiicd here loiliiv
throiiich the foriMKii offii'c. It miiil
that iiepiliHtioiiM with America were
"prnjreiiiii: atifactonfy."
The coneriitive fntci nf Japan
d not cMcl nnv Merioux troiihh iim
a ri'Midl of the piiMMiiKt of the Call
foniia auti-alieii land law. Iloth the
Koerntiunit mid lli ucwupapeix are
iKtioriut; the auti-Aiaericaii iiKitnlnni
for which they hlmue iirix-poiiHJMe
pi'luiiH wliitc iufliieiicc in not (,'r,al.
SACKA.MI'.NTO, t'al., May 1.1.
I'p n late loilay no word had hccii
received from Vahiui:tou on the
alien laud iltin(iiui at the covenior'H
executive tdiaiiiherx, following hm
declnnitioii that hu would hij,'n the
lill, in reply to Seurrlnrv af tSnte
HryiitiV reipmut for delay, throiih n
veto.
The piviniriKLli iltli'nj;d Aodny
lull he "wiuild Inko liM lune'nhont
Ki , ...a r; ltJTM
Bc mM
l --. iH
Til N
E
D
(CHIEF OF HEALTH BOARD,
VHICH FIGHTS FRIEDMAHN
TEIMEN
FROM BU NGS
Secretary McKcnna Considering Fea
sibility of Delalllnii Armed Forces
to Protect Government Structures"
From Outrages hy Suffraoeltes.
CONSPIRACY SAY
SON A
REBELS
(Coatlniiml on ihiko 2.)
FRISCO
BREWERS
DISCUSS
S K
E
RAN l-'UANOISCO, Cat., May 1.1.
Whether Ihu Hiivuriil huudretl iiieiu
liei'H of thu iilllud uraftH of I ho Inow
ory indii.tiii'H til' San PranelHco k
tin n Htriko nwiliiHt llm Iiiowui'h' iih.
Hoclatlou to eiil'oi'cn their ilemnudH
for iv ttoiicrul wao InereiiHo depcudrt
largely on tho niitoomu of u confer
mice, lo ho huld hero thlx iiftoruoon.
Kcpri'HonlatlvoH of tlm Nuyeral oraftH
will ho im'Hciiti toirelher with ProHi
dimt .1. (1. Qivlhilitir of tho Han Fran
ninco lahnr council and Adam Ilueli
iior, iuturnatioual HccnilnryrtioMrt
urer, who iirjlvod yoHterduy from
Clntiluiinll.
Thai thu hHiiuIIoii in critltml Is (ho
opinion al union headiiuiUtviH. Tho
tlomandH wo to iniulo lo tho omployorH
Hiivvrnl dayH ni;o and woro'rojeulcd,
tho lirowoi'H' iifl.soeiatioit ofl'eiiui: to
rouuvv Ihu old iiKit'emuut for tlueo
yarn. Tho union turned 'diAvn llio
ol'l'or mid voU'tl to alrlko if noouu-Hry,
DOl'dl.AS, Arii, .May IT. That
Amerlenn federal otflrem were iiimlu
(lie vlcllinri of a nicely nrriiimoil con
Hptrni)', nml Hint Dlillnr Miviimiii,
fietirli nvlntor, mul Tliomnit Demi.
Iilrt iiieulinulrlnii, are now In Honora,
M.lro, with a .Martin lilpluim to nlil
tlm Hlato irootHi In tlmlr nxpecleil nt
tank on Ouii)mnn. wsih thu iloehira
llon loility of coiiHlltutlonull.t load
um nt A Run I'rletn, tieruuM tho border
from Jieie.
Mimt.011 nml Dean were arreitcd hy
Aiaerlran fetlernl iikoiiIm near Tuouon
nml five oiihcn liellovcd lo roiitatn
tlmlr nuronlnun went ronflncnteil.
I.utur tint niHii want roleumd, It ho
lui; ntnleil t lint there uiih no evi
dence upon which to hold tliein.
Al coiiHtlliitlouallHt lieadiiuarlorM
at Akuii I'rletn It vrnH oxplnlueil that
tho ranen conflKcuteil near Tuitiou
contained dummy aeroplane pnrtH,
mid were decoyx. Mimnon mid Dimu
dropped from hIkIiI fbllowliiK tlmlr
rctcniic, nml, accortlliiK to tlm rotm'H
Itayo HHHemlilcil their aeroplane,
which hud hueii umum;led Into Ho
nora, mid arc now with tho rohol
command heforo (luuymiiH. Tho
avIntorH, It In reported, nro to ro
relvi) lir.no for ilropphiK homhH
upon tlm federal fortlflcalloiiH at
(luayiuiiH,
thai he "wmild Inko hu lune'J-nhoiit
iiffixun; liin ftiuiiaturi. to the mean-
lire. He relaxed to cxprew mi opin
ion when noked whether he expected
further wind from Wmdiiuclon or
whiil new dcvelopmrutH tniuht he ix
IK'ctcd at it result of his anuoiince
ini'iit that ho would muii tho hill.
.Mm Moid Head, n very prrttly girl
of the dltiMiii type, finn told her ulory
of how olic hevaine tho April Fool
hrhlo of nn Akrons Ohio, mlllloiinlre
Hho wniim a divorce; mul liw rara In
now It-Him Jiuttco'Uontrd In tho hu
ininv court In NowYrk, tho JiuIk
who nn iuAiitlond flf a prolmhlo
lection of President WHwm for nm
hantndor lo Aimtrlii.
Sirn. (tend wtiw Mlw4 Smlin Mullen
uud a k)iuw Mlrl. Bho met lttrad at
Akron when uho was travolliiK
tliroiiKh there with a licauty uliow
April 1, 1912. After n ftirlotu croia-
couniry drive In Iteudii lil; car thu
couple wire wedded h) a I'llUliurp
nlileriunii whom they rouieil out of
hetl early April A.""""
HELUE mW
.. BENAffl
Explosives Found in National Gallery
Male Stiffrafjctte Held for Trial
for Disturuinu the Peace.
Bi
E
E
TAt'O.MA, WnH. May 16 lllch-
nrd KoedlKor, iikoi! 59, nrently ap
pointed mirveor Koncrnl for tho ulnte
of WonliliiRton, mid it pioneer nnvv
pnper mnii, U dead ut hit roddunco
hero todny of llrlcht'H dlneaso.
Itoedlr.or wiik a nnllvo of New
York City, lie came to Tncouia In
1SSI mid entered tho iiuwHpnpcr liusl-Hi-sit.
llu wiih proprietor of tho
Dally Nowh until 1S9S, when ho dl
poneil of his IioIiIIiikr nml went to
Dawnou, Yukon. There he ektab
IIhIiciI tlm Dawson Dully Niivvh, Inter
ciitubllHhliiK tho Falrhauka Nowk
Upon IiIh return hu oatahllslicd tho
Tacomn Trlliune.
DurliiK liin rcxldeiico In Alnski
ItoedlKor hoenmo oau of tho uumt
widely known and Influential men la
(ho lunltory.
Two uionthw iiko Mr. Itoodluer wiu
n Medford vlhltnr, IooIiIuk over the
field for newspaper Invent moutti. Ho
wna oiitertitliicd hy Kmll Mnhr or tho
Hotel Medford, of whom ho wiih mi
old friend.
THAW WITNESS IN
DKNVUIt, Col., Mny 15. UoportH
received hero todny nay thu condition
of JiiiIko lieu Idudsoy of tho Juvonllo
court, who wivh oporntod on Mondny
In a Hanltnrlum al llnttlo Crook,
Mich., for atouiuuh trouldu, la roiIouh,
II wna mild ho would ho confined to
IiIh hod for a month,
BATTLE POSTMASTER OF
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Mny ir.-IreM.
dent Wilriou today soul llio fnllowini;
noiulnutloiiH In thu aonnte: TIioiiiiih
Pox to hu poKtnmnlor tit Hucruincutu;
Kdi;iu' llattlu to bo )Ubtiu(ittor at
Bualtlo,
L
NKW YORK, May l.l.-IInrry K.
Thaw, Mayor of Slandford Whlto,
arrived hero today from Mntluwunn
iiKyluui to teHtil'y nl thu trial or At
torney John Anhut, who Is hciiif
iroHtiiMittil on (ho (duu-KU of offer-ill-
a hi ihu of .VJO.OOO for TIiiiw'h ro-
lease. Thaw was taken ut onco to
thu office of llio district nltorney.
Tlm court today denied a motion
hy Anhut'ti ultorney Hint ho ho per
mitted to chumo liin orlfjuial plun of
"not Kitilty," on tho crmiml that tho
defendant had ticmired immunity ho
iiiiimo ho appeared heforo a leitifila
tivu ooiuiulltou mid gavu testimony on
tho case.
SAN KIIANC'ISCO, Cnl., .May 1C
Mlits Nellie (Irani of Snn DIcko, Krnnd
ilitURhter of President I'lysfca 8.
(Irmit, la to In n nnvy hrlde and that
In thu nenr future.
Thla nowa la fluttcrliiR San 1'rnn
claco norloty today followlnc the ar-
rivnl hero of Lieutenant Commander
William PlKKOtt Crounn. In command
of thu torpedo dostroyor Jewel',
which la atntloned nt AnnnpolU. Com
inuudnr Cronun mid tho lirldo-to-bo's
fnther nrrlved hero from tho cast nml
mot Mln (Srunt, who hna bceu In thU
city with her ntothor nntl her brother
Chapman it hue the middle of winter.
Tho dnto for the weddlnc. it Is
anld, hna been left to thu brlde-Krooin-to-ho,
In coaaeniionco of his
beliiK tlod up by naval ilntled. Ho Is
expected to decide within n few dnya.
.Meantime. Snn Francisco society hna
arranged an unbroken schedule of
functions In honor of tho brldo-to-bc.
Alter mo weuuinn (no )eiiui:
rouplo will honeymoon In tho enst
and then will take up their residence
nt Anunpolla, where Commniider Cro
nun I'xpccta to be stationed for xonio
time.
LONDON, .Mny 1.1. A rnniHter
filled with cxploMvctt. hut without u
fiiHc, wiih foiiml todny on the kioiiimI
about the untioiinl nllcry. Suffrn
4ctl(H lire MiHH-ctd.
Home .Secretary .McKcnna today i
eomtidcriut; the feasibility of ilclnil
ini; troop-, to protect public hliilliii(,r
from militant iiiitrni'CN. .More thnii
five hundred .Scotland Yard ilclec
liven already are euitased in auard
hit; public buildings homcfl of cabi
net officer mul keeping Miffnigctte
lender, under Hiirvcillnnce.
Kdward. Clayton, known an the
"male HiiffraKclle," mid Mis- Aipiie
Keiiney anil MX other militant mi f fra
ud ten were held for trial in Old
Hnilcy today on charKt of iliturbinp
the Haec.
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(SCOTT'S DEATH
KEPT A SECRET
BY ASSOCIATES
Members of Ill-fated Expedition to
South Pole Arrive at San Francis
co but Refuse to Teli How Explor
er Came to Lose Life.
BOA
LONG CHEF
OF LATIN BUREAU
Since Dr Frlcdmnnn, tho turtle
Kcrm man from Germany, announced
that ho had sold his American rights
for tho alleged euro of consumption
for 1125.000 In rash and n larKo
share of stock In n corporation to bo
organized, tbe board of health of
New York City, where most of tils
experiments bare been conducted,
has announced thai It docs not be
lieve In the Frledmanti treatment".
Dr. Krnest Lcdcrle, commissioner of
health, tho chief of thu bonrd, Is be
lieved to bo largely reajMinslblo for
tnla poiltlon. 1'hyalclana under him
have watched those to whom Frlctl
mann gavo ula treatment ami the
board has announced that no prog
ress toward recovery has bcon noted.
In fact, the germ of Dr. Frtedmann
Is not considered aa efficacious as
that ot Dr. Koch, discovered many
years agor and has not Stone so far
toward curing tuberculosis.
Remains Burled Where FoundScett,
Wilson and Bowers Died Together
in Their Tent.
WASHINGTON. May 15. An
nouncement that Dona Louk of Las
Vegas, N. M., Is to bo chief of tho
bureau of Latin-American affalm
wns made here at the state depait
ment today. This la tho first step
In tho rc-organlr.atlon ot the atnte
department and Indicates that dollar
diplomacy la to be eliminated and the
bureau devoted exclusively to pro
moting friendly relations betwem
tho United Statea
American republics.
Ilobert Hebo of Helena, Mont., la
to bo appointed Urynn's confidential
clork.
CABINET 10 ACT
ON JAP PROBLEM
ON BRYAN'S RETURN
E
H
MURDER
OF FRISCO BUTCHER
8AN FHANCISCO, Cnl., Mny IT..
Ohnstly ns any crluiu of recent )onrs
In thin city is n bloody murder mys
tery which tho police aro trying hard
to probo today, His thront cut from
ear to ear, tho body of Kgbert An
iiaiid, a butcher, was found In hid
shop with a keen edged kulfo lying
near hy. At first It wna bolluved to
bo u case of mitcldo, but thu knlfu
wna clean, Then when a bloody car
ver waa found wrapped lu paper In
mi outer room and bloody sawdust
scraped from thu floor wns found
hidden In a barrel, tho police saw
that uiurdoi hud boon duno.
Annand'a wallet was gono. That
furnished n cluo to tho objort of tho
crlmu. Walter K. Scott, 'i'i, nu om
ploya of tho dead hutchor, was ar
rested early today hy tho pollco on
suspicion of having knowledge ot
Annand'a doath mid Is held In det
inue. Scott denies any knowledge ot
tho crime,
Tho pollco nttvdo tho nrrost after
waiting nil night nt Scott's lodgings
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May lfi.
Soveral hundred utrikehreakers, im
lorted to run the city .treot cnn,
which nro tied up tightly by n strike
for recognition of tho union mid
higher wages, nrrived here today and
nro to bo ucd in mi attempt to re
sume pervice. It is feared that trou
ble will follow.
Tho htreet ear company, it is re
ported, intendsi to make an effort to
operate all its cars. 1'olico will, bo
placed on each with instructions to
use both their pistols and clubs if
they aro attacked. Tho temper of
the strikers and their sympathisers
is hourly growing more dangerous
and it is believed ccrtnin that if any
general attempt to run the cars is
tundu trouble will come.
WASHINGTON. May 1G. Tho Cal-
nnd Southern I, fornlft.0rcson kluaton w bo
considered by tho cabinet tomorrow,
whou on Secrotary Jlryan's return
from New York, Governor Johnson's
answer to tno national admlnlstra
tlon's request tor delay In his Blgu
lug the antl-allen land bill will he
taken up.
Thu state department officials to
dny nro very reticent on tho Califor
nia matter, but Intlmato that thoy
wlll make no move until Governor
Johnson signs tho bill to which Jap
nn objects. After his slgnnturo It Is
expected that Japan will (Ho a now
protest reiterating Its treaty rights
and notifying the federal government
that enforcement of tlit, California
law will bo ronslderea an infringe
ment on those rights.
Tho administration hero Is watch
ing events In Toklo closely nnd al
ready has urged tho now ambassador
to Japan. GtTorgo Guthrie, that he
leave for his post at tho earliest ihjs.
slblo moment.
E
SAN FRANCISCO, Cul., Mny If!.
Refusing to discluso tho KccrctH of
bow Cnptnin Robert P. Scott nnd tho
other members of his ill-fated South
Polar party met dentil, Chnrles C.
VV right, n gradunte of Cflfsbridgo
University, nnd Frank Debcnhnm of
Sydney, Australia, members of the
Scott expedition, nrrived hero todny
on the stenmer Tahiti from Austra
lia. Wright wns one of the rescuing
band which braved the death-laden
bjiunrds when Scott nnd his nsso.
oiates fnilcd to return.
Roth Wright nnd Debcnhnm
helped lo bury Cnptnin Scott and the
others in their lev tombs, but refused
todny to recite the nctunl story of
their death.
It Chapter Unwritten.
"The last chnptcr of llio tragedy,"
said Wright, "will never bo written.
Tho death of Captain Scott nnd hi.-
heroin comrades wns too horrible for
description. We do not intend to
include any description of tbe death
scene In our nfftetl Teporte, for it
woidd serve no pm-pose except to
gratify morbid cariosity. We tuft-
led them where they died because it
would have been practically impos
sible to havo enrried their bodies
back to civilization. I will say, how
ever, that Cnptnin Scott, Dr. Wilson
nnd Lieutenant Bowers died togeth
er in their tent nnd thnt tho fatal
blizznrd raged for ten dnys.
"When Cnptnin Seott nnd tho
others perished they were but eleven
niiles from what had been christened
the "big deiiot" whero nn emergency
supply of food and fuel had been
enshed."
Scott Ideal Lender.
"Cnptnin Scott was an ideal lend
er," concluded Wncht. "Ito was si
lent but unyielding nnd his confi
dence in the success, of his expedition
never wavered. His, unfailing optim
ism inspired his companions to make
the heroic efforts which finally re
sulted in the conquest of tho pole.
There was no sickness at tho out
set of the trip, nnd although we en
countered obstacles in the shape of
snow mid storms, tho conditions 011
the whole were auspicious."
Wright wns a member of tho sec
ond supporting party, which went to
within l."0 miles of the pole. Cnp
tnin Scott and bis aides were 000
miles from thu tiola on tho return
trip when tho storm broke. They
hud dragged their sleds mora than
l'JOl) miles on both laps of tho jour
ney.
Thu selection of n jury whs then J,Is rotum thu suspect declared ho
bosun. , 1 IujUj. lllul BMont tno sht with friends.
NKW YORK, May lo. Express,
iug tho sentiment "no kueo breeches
for mine," Ambassador l'agu sailed
for Kuglaud todny. Asked for his
opinion on thu advisability of having
a rioh man represent tho United
Stntos at tho court of St. James, he
said:
"No rich man is going thero now.
If I mn called upon to entertain too
lavishly I expect to go broke. I um
going thero for diplomacy, not en
torlainmont. Thero will bo no kneo
breeches. It shall bo just tho Ameri
can tunbnssador who will do his best
to uiuiutaiii friendly rolatioua."
T
ARIZONA PRISON LAWS
PHOKNlX, Ariz., May LV-Qovor-nor
fleorgo W. P. Hunt's radical
ideas of prison reform aro respons
ible today for an added five days to
tho session of tho first Arizona legis
lature. Tho governor's threat to veto a
penal code depriving him of tho
right to pardon mid reprieve, caused
both houses of tho legislature to pass
n special Appropriation bill to cover
thu expense of tho continued session,
which will await tho governor's ac
tion. Hunt's reform ideas included n
radical system of vmrdons nnd par
olos. His views woru opposed by a
majority of tho legislature..
r
Harry Lauder roturnod to Europe
tho other day, having ploarod up over
1100,000 on his lust tour.
STORM
FOLLOWED
TORNADO'S PATH
OMAHA, Nob., May 15.Sovernt
houses hero which were In tho path
ot thu fatal cyclone recently woro par
tially wrecked last night,
Tho weather conditions here last
night woro almost oxactly tho same,
ns those which procoded tho fatal
Kaster blow. Tho storm traveled over
almost exactly tho saino ground
through this city, but fortunately IU
force wus largoly apont boforo It
struck horu. Many persona wore ter
rified wlion tho storm struck, fearing
a repetition ot tho former calamity.
HENRY M. FLAGLER'S DEATH
IS MOMENTARILY EXPECTED
WEST PALM IlKACH, Fin., May
13. Henry M. Flagler, tho millionaire
traction magnate, who is ill here1,
sank rapidly today mid his death is
momentarily expected.