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SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
Itiiln tonight nnd Summy
Max. :i Mln. ;jfl Pre. ,1B.
PorlylMril Teiir.
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MlODirOltD. OKIWON, 'iTKKDAY, MK'KMIiKtt 10, 11)13.
NO. 228
1.
LAY PUNS TO
RE-UNITE A
RECALL TEDDY
national Republican Corumlllce Dis
cusses Plans to Ural Drrach With
Pi o(rrsslvc& by Maklnu Roosevelt
Lrnilrr Special Convention.
WASHINGTON, Dec. H! - II)' n
ui of nr to 1 1, Hid national riiimtiii
run rommlttco rejected this afternoon
u proponed plan to liolil n mioclnl ro
publican convention taut sprlm;.
li.ili'Knlt'ii from nidliiiiu, Kiiusim,
l.ntiUlitiut, .MiimiacliilnultH, MIcIiIkiui,
Mlmmiirl, Now .Mexico, Now York,
North Dakota. Oklahoma, lYiiimyl
vtiiilu. Kouth Dakota, WimliltiKlou nml
Wont Vlrs'lnln uior tcl tliu ronvcti
linn resolution.
Tho committee also decided to
rluitiKo tliu bnU n( ropn'MMitntloti la
iintlonnl conventions subject Mi rati
fication, by n referendum vote, In
htnto conventions or by prlmnrlus.
Tim resolution ulna declared lluit (h.
toinmlttco In empowered nml should
reduce ilm representation of southern
Mntiw III iintlonnl conventions.
WAHIIINUTON, Hit IC Houtii
oritur irnnni ut tin dinner given tho
republican iintlonnl committeemen
liml night liy Chalrmnn ChnrlrN 1).
lllltt'N claimed toiln)' to hnvo won n
victory In tint propoanl to rodtico th
delegatus from southern stnto to
tiullonnl eouwmtluiiH. Their claims
was based on n propoitftl tlml tliu
lominlttHo arrange for voter to rati
fy whatever nrtlon In this connection
iiiu) bo tnkrn lit n proposed oxtrnor
(Unary convention of republican.
Arllon on tliu propnn.il to cnll n't
oitriidnrdiuury cniixcnlluu of ropub
lleniiK will bo taken, It wns expected.
n( today's formnl meeting.
Ttld's 1'rli'inU Arllvo
Friends of Colonol Theodore
Itoosovolt wore most nrtlvn lit Inut
nlKtil'H dinner nml laid plans In
tended to recall hlin to the leadership
of lioth (ho republican nml progros
"fUn iar(lMi. The mnvoiutuit was led
liy former (Inventor llndloy of Miss
ouri. Xonatiirs Cummins nml llornli
nml OrniHliy Mollitrg Ttiuy oxpcctul
much support.
CliHlrmnii lllllo appointed IhU
imirnliiK n special rommltti'o to con
Mdlnr n special convention to change
tln representation nt iintlonnl con
ntoiiH without rntlflrntlon. Sena
lor llornli illil not believe this would
lilt llOHC.
"I ilo not uxpi'Cl tint rommlttou
lll cnll n Mloclnl ronvontlon," lio
mhIiI. "lint think It Mill rluuiKo tho
rirciintntlon Itiiulf, Hiilijoct to tho
rntlflrntlon ly utiitti convtintlonH.
Wnrn'it WnntH Hiirinoiiy
'I'lio report of tho lnv rommlttoo
whh prodcnlcil to thn iintlonnl ronitnlB
hloii liy Chnlrmnn I'linrlrH Wnrnin. it
ili'iiloit tho roinniltti'o'H rlKht to
I'hiiiiKo tho IhihIh of rtipri'Hontntlo.i,
lint Miintnlml Itn nuthorlty to mil n
Mporlnl convention.
"Tho pi-ohlom," mi hi Wiirren, "U
to prevent tho contlntiuil iIIvIhIoii of
tho inemhorri of our party. Lot tu
iiilmliitHlor our own corrortlvo nml
not penult thn ilumnrriillo party to
nun tho poaltton It Knlliud Holely hy
n iIIvInIoii In our mulm to doatroy thn
Itooil our party hns dono In tho na
tion. "
Wnrron fnvorod n convention "to
iloclaro ItH convictions, entnlillMli u
now IiiihIh for repreBentatlon nml pro
pnro to rcHtoro n ropuhllcnn coiiRroHH
to n country nlrondy unlounly nwnlt
Iiik It."
Wnrron opened tho fllit hy moving
that n npuclal convention ho cnllod.
.Senalor ('nininliiM nml HoproKentntlvj
WoodH and Ci unit on nlno umlorHed tho
convonilon plnn. They thoiiKht tho
pnrty'n InloroKtH could ho Hervod ,'u
th In way,
SUFFRAGETTES START
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LIVKHPOOli, Dee. 1(1. Suffrm:
('Hex early today hroko tliiouuli u
ningniricmit Htuiued ulass window in
tho hislorio SI, Anne's church hero
nml si nil oil a fire inside. The flames
worn o.liiiKuislmil hofnrn Ihu church
wus destroyed, hut eoitsideruhlo dutii
hko xv us done, uHpcciully to Ihu line
organ,
VILLA SUBJECT
ULTMH m
N NZ
Drynii Sends Constitutionalist LcatiT
Demand That Forelmicrs Be Pre
tcctcd or American Support. Will
Do Withdrawn When Huerta Ousted
WAHHINOTON. Itee. IC Hi-ori-tnry
of Hliilo llrnn today put It up
dofltiltoly to (U'lmral Carranm to pro
tect forelKiiern mid forelKii property
In rehel territory In Mexico, '
Of conrno It wait to rondltlomt In
Cliihiiiilimi City Hint cippclnl refer
euro wnii inailo. Cnrrnutn wnn nlveii
plainly to timlcmtnm! Hint thn Wimh
liiKton mlnilulRtrntlon look- to him to
keep (lenernl Vllln In order.
If Vllln cannot ho tiiiidn to ohey,
It wn Mnld f.'nrrntixn prohnhly will
lone all rhnnro of Aniurlrnu mipport
when I'renldent Huertn In driven out
of office.
Admliilittrntlon clrcleit plainly were
worried. Ho wmt (ho Mexican rehel
Junta hero. It ineinhem neuinod to
nmllio more fully tlmn Villa tho nlun
of American frlemUhlp. 'In the hope
of inhkliii: hi in undemtnml thU they
Kent him n telegram direct, wnrnlni;
him Hint hl treatment of forelKiieii
wiu hurtliiK the retiel cnimo.
A report from American ('omul
I, etcher at Chihuahua City wan enKor
ly awaited. Tho hope itll lingered
Hint tho nturlcn told hy many of the
Chlhunhoa City refiiKe were exn
KorntloiiH.
ComllHomi nt Tnmplco wore tin
dimmed, OF ATTEMPT 10
SAN FHANCISVO, ( ih, Dec If..
A itrnml jury prohe of an nllcKcd at
tempt In iltMcredit Special Treasnrv
A ;en I David (1. Power, the t;o em
inent' slur in the Western Knei
caoes, was ordeteil this afternoon hy
Special (lovernment l'roeeulor The
odote Itoclto. The order followed Ijie
ismutnee of u wnrrnut for I'owors
arrest upon the sworn complaint of
.Miss Lena Cniliiff, who nUcp-d Pow
ers nconmplifJicd her seduetmn under
promise of marriage.
"This eharuo is tut onlrnci)," snid
lloehe this afternoon. ''This elinrite
UKiiiuxi Powers has heeit iiui'M'd
nloiiK for five or six months now and
is pressed nt this time when it would
do the inot hnnn. Wo will sift this
charge to Ihe liotlom.'
The session of the urnnd lurv will
meet loniuht nml examine eertuin
witiicsM'rt ulreaily stihpoeuncd h
Itoehe. These include .MUs I'nduff
her father, Power nml Attorneys
llolilzcr mid Wallace. Koehe nllened
Wullaee ami llnlitrer iit'ronimnicd
Miss Oadurf o Jmlu'o Crisl's office,
where the warrant for Powers' urrcst
wits issued.
DAVIS PLEADS GUILTY
TO
E
INDIANAPOLIS, 1ml., Dee. 1(1.
fleor;o Davis, a former union iron
worker, plcuded miilty in Ihu United
States district court hero today to
a. elm 10 of conspiring to illcKitlly
transport dynamite.
Harry Jones, hcerVlnry-lreiisuror
of tho luteruuliouiil Associutiou of
Uridine, ami Slruelural Ironworkers,
iiidielei on n siinllar eharne, pleaded
not guilty. No trial ditto was sot.
SEEK ACCOMPLICE
OF PICTURE THEFT
1'AltIS, Dee. HI, Pollno Prefect
I reunion today was seeking it pos
sihlo accomplico of the Ilalian, Peru
Kin, in Ilm thofl f tho Mona Lisa,
stolen flout tho l.ouv ro two years
tifo, mid jiibl u'uovurcd in Floionce,
GRAND JURY PROBE
JAIL
WIS
SCHMIDT DENIES
IINSANITY PLEA
BY ATTORNEY
Murderer Believes He Is Son of John
the Baptist and Believes Saint In
fltKiiccs Him Guilty of Slraiijc
Inversion of Facts.
NI'AV VOIMv, Dee. 111.--The Mute
reHted ilH eiiKit nt noon today npiin-.!
Ilium Scliinlilt, on trial liern for the
murder of .fixN Anna Atimuller.
The last witncMK iulroilueeil by H"'
pniMeentioii wiim Mrn. Amy WilliauiH,
the iim ueeiipiiiit ill the Hat where
.Mi Aiiinnller met ilealh, liel'oro it
wan lenteil ly Si'liinhll. Kite teti
I icil to meetiiiL' Anna there, explain
intr that the littler K"ve the name of
Mr. John Selnniilt.
Scliiiiiilt nut with liowcil liriid an
Attorney Oleott Mnrtcd outlinlnc hix
ilefeiiNe cum'.
"I will show," lie lircmi, "llml
Selnniilt is incntallv milinlaiicei! nml
Iimh lieen lenllv iiwuip for yearfi."
Hearing thi", Selnniilt leaped to hin
feel.
"Itn not true," lie shouted. "I pro
tct. In the inline of (lod I protest."
Court atlnehei, foreeil the defend
nut into a chair, ami nltlwiiiyli he x-r
sisled in niuuililint,' incoherently, 01
cott centinurd:
"Sehmiilt helievcK he i a son of
Joint the Kaptist, ami nlt-o liclieveH
that liit nilmision to the prieKthood
wiih due directly to St. Kli.ahoth.
Mix mind N in it conMnnt turmoil.
It tt marked hy xieiousnesH and
erlmcH nlnioxiou-. to moral laws. lie
i entity of acts showing a stronger
inxersion of facts than xvns over !
vtlopcd in lite Jekyll-ll.de stories.'
OF
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SAN KltANCISCO, Cal., Dee. 111.
I Itiuli Dunn pin, it civil engineer,
was the firt xxiluess culled today
when the trial of ei'ht officials of
the Western l-'uel company, chnivcd
with couspiraey to defraud the tov
ermitcut, wits retimed licfoio I'uitcd
Stales Jml(;o Doolinjr.
DuuiiiKan tchtificd eoneeniini; the
eorreolness of n tliiiRrnin of coal
hunkers he had drawn ami which will
ho used during the trial. During
Dnnnik"mrri cro. examination tho
defense introduced almo.st n score of
photographs taken of the company's
Folsont street hunkers.
Iloclio tried to e.s'dite Iho exam
inalion hy udmiHiu the photoi'rnnh
weru correct, hut dipite his effttrt
practically the entire morning wan
occupied in Dnunitjan's crosn-cxiiin-iuation
and re-direct examination.
Assistant United Stntes District At
torney Selvapi was tlie next witness,
lie was culled to identify certain pv
ernmeut photographs. U was he
liovoil David C. Noreross, seorelnry
of Iho Western Fuel company, would
ho called during tho afternoon ses
hiou, 10,000 UNEMPLOYED
TO
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SAN FHANCISCO, Cal., Dee. 111.
PlaiiK to tako 10,000 unemployed
men to Saerameitto within two weeks
to petition Governor Johnson to call
a special session of tho legislature
to provide menus of employment for
jobless men wero niinoiiuced hero to
day hy K. Teesdule, known throuuh
out California as "Roughneck" Tees
dale. The slogan of the men, Tees
dale said, will ho; "Wo will no longer
starve in n land of plenty."
Teesdnlo plans to speak nt n street
meeting hero tonight, , when ho will
call for volunleorrf. Ilo says hu is
willing to buy trunsportnliou in eut
tlo cars from the railroads to Saera
nuinlo for Iho army of unemployed,
out hain ti huh eouiii not lio ur
rauged trains will he commandeered
for tho proposed trip,
PROBING
CHARGES
CONSPIRACY
COAL
R
CASE
WILLIAM A. PRENDERGAST,
LEADING WAY FOR TEDDY?
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WJIJBt
tEJJJJJJbMm165"
William A. PrcnderfM&l, ncwlj
elected controller of New York Citv.
prominent cnmliilnte htl xenr for
the proressixe nomination for pnv
emor, ami one of Ihe three or four
hij; Hull Moixc Icnilers in New York
slate, hns rejoined the republican
party. Immediately came the suites,
tiou that lie had merely pointed the
way that Colonel ltoo-evelt would
soon take.
FED SUPERINTENDENT
OF COAST
4- -f
OitKOON ( ITV, Dec. Ifi.
Henry O'Malley is nt receipt
today of notice of his ap
pointment n field superinten
dent of the United States bu
reau of fixheries. He xvill
have cliarcc of all fi-h cul
tural work on the Pacific
const, emhraoini; Oreoii.
Witshiiicton, CHlifoni'it nml
Alaska.
Mr. O'Mnlley hits heun sit
perititeudent of the liureuti of
J"ilierieK for Oregon and !nil
charge of hatchery work on
Hit Itogiio ner.
MORE RIGOROUS RULES
SALKM, Or., Dec. 1(1. More ric
orous rules for ndiuUMnn to ihe
state har were adopted today hy tin
supremo court, chief among them
being mi educational test hy which
no applicant is eligible for ad'niion
tmlt'Ks he he iv crailimto of some col
lego or high .school, or can pass nit
cMimiiiutiou cowling an academic
and literary training oiptal in scope
to tho requirements of n four years'
couro in mi approved high school.
This rule nNo reiptires three year'
study of law, iuMeud of two, as here
tofore. Under the new rules, (he exam
inations will be uivcit hy u hoard of
examiners coinporil of five members
of the Oregon Har nssoeintioii whoso
appointment by (ho president of the
associutiou must bo con finned bv the
supremo court.
STATE WIDE STRIKE
DKKVKII, Colo., Dee. 1(1.
Whether or not to call it strike of nil
uuionir.ed industries' throughout Col
orado xvns. iiinong tho nuestions
scheduled for settlement nt it meet
ing of repreM'iitutivos front between
'JoO mid ilOO locals begun hero today.
Tho strike, if called, will ho in
support of tho miners in the south
ern Colorado coal fields, all of whom
hnvo lit'oii out for many weeks mid
a pint of whom quit work months
ugo.
EXPLOSION KILLS
FORTY-TWO IN
COLORADO MINE
Believed That All Employed In Vul
can Coal Mine at Newcastle Perish
Is Second Explosion in Same
Property Rescue Impossible.
c;u:nwood hpkino.s. coio., Dec
IC. -At IMS o'clock HiIh afternoon
fifteen bodleft hod heen rccovorcd
from tho Vulcan tnlflo, of tho Hocky
Mountain Fuel company nt Newcastle,
near here, wheru nn explosion oc
curred nt noon.
It was definitely known that forty
three men were In tho mine when
tho explosion occurred. Kite cl
eaned alive. Th other thirty-eight
undoubtedly wero killed.
It was expected that all corjues
will have been recovered by C o'clock
this evening.
Tho explosion was caused by an
accumulation of gas. Men from the
South Canon and Sunlight mines
nearby assisted rescuers In tho search
for the victims.
GI.BNWOOD SI'IUNGS. Colo., Dec.
IC. An oxploslon In which heavy loss
of life Is feared occurred about noon
today In tho Vulcan mlno of tho
Hocky Mountain Fuel company at
Nowcastlo, ten miles from here.
The mlno ordinarily employs about
forty men but reports received hero
said forty-two men wero nt work
when tho explosion occurred. Per
sons standing on the surface, near
the entrance, were knocked down by
the forco of the explosion.
Mlno Superintendent Charles Ncer
dlnk left the mine but a niomunt be
fore tho explosion. He Immediately
organized a helmet crew and entered
the workings. Tho rescuers remained'
below but thirty minutes.
Reports received hero said sev
eral bodies had already been found
but that no attempt was rnado to
move them. It was believed hero
that all In tho mine were klllcd In
stantly. Minors from nearby properties
rushed to the scono and doctors am?
mines were hurried from hero to
Newcastle on a special train.
Fifty-four men were killed In tho
same mlno by an explosion In 1S9C.
HELLER ADMITS
T SATI
WASHINGTON. Dee. 1(1. Dr. Jo-f-epli
Heller of the army medical
corp, now retired, the Caribou soci-
I't.xV secretary. em Secretary Gar
rison word that he nsMimcd all re
sponsibility for giving out to the
iiewspiiper advance mutter concern
ing the banquet program.
His admission brought Dr. Heller
into very unpleasant prominence in
conneolton with tho inquiry, for ev
erything else might have been over
looked, it was said, in administration
circles, if it hud not been for it state
meat in tho ndvmico matter to tho
effect that features would be shown
indicating tho Caribou s lack of sym
pathy with tho government's Philip
pine policy.
Dr. Heller insisted, however, that
lie overlooked this miuouuccmeut.
"Wo hnvo been singing these Mime
songs for ten years," ho argued, "nml
nobody over considered them objee
tionnblo before. Wo thought we were
taken no mora than fiiii-makiug lib
erties with members of tho cabinet in
connection with current events. We
meant no tiff rout to nnyone."
T
I'OUTLAND, Oro., Dee. IC Cuba
rot Blngors and performers nro pro
hibited from dancing and Blnglng
around tables on tho main floors of
cafes by nn order Ibsuod this morn
ing by Mayor Albee.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR
BANQUE
E
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SENATE REJECTS
HITCH PLAN
CURRENCY
Amendment Maklnu Terms of Mem
bers of Proposed Reserve Board
Eight Years at Annual Salary of
$10,000 Each Rejected, 35 to 32.
WASHINGTON, Dsc 1(J. Itv n
vote of :." to ,TJ the sonnte rejected
this afternoon the Hitchcook amend
ment to the currency hill, miikim the
terms of the members of the pni
pocd reserve hoard e'jrht years nt mi
minimi salary or ipJ.OOO ench, in
stead of six year- tonus nt salaries
of irHMMO nimitnlly.
Senator Mristow defended n pro
vi-ion for federal guarantee of hank
deposits, wnen tue ueunie on the cur
rency hill was resumed in the senate
today. It was exacted the hill
would pass the senate lnte this week.
Senator Lnue of Oregon, who did
not join the democratic caucus on the
currency bill, announced his intention
of stipportins; the Hitchcock amend
ment providing for the government
control of the regional hank scheme.
Lane nrgued that the proxsed hnnks
were to he public utility institutions
nml should be under government
mnnngement.
E;
NEAiUNG CAPITAL
1IKXICO CITY, Dee. 10. Presi
dent Huerta was governing today
again without n congress, the mem
bers having adjourned today iint'l
April 2'J, intend of April 1, its tisttnl.
A report having been current that
Huerta Itnd thanked American
Charge d'Aff aires O'Shaugltnessy for
niil. Admiral Fletcher xvns said to
hnvo given the federals at Tampico,
O'Shaugltnessy denied jwisitively that
Huerta had thanked him for nnv
thing, officially, unofficially or oth
erwise. Foreign Minister Mohcna joined in
this denial, adding that Fletcher had
no right to advise the federals any
way.
Fierce fighting between Huerta's
troops and npatistas was rciwrted
today inside the federal district, and
hut a few miles from the capital. The
citizens are in mortal terror of the
savage Zapatista ami the govern
ment hns done its best to suppress
tho news lest it start n panic.
T CANOIOATE
FOR THE PRESIDENCY
WASHINGTON, Doc. 10. -No
presidential cnndidiiey for hiui.'Seu
ator PJihu Hoot announced today on
the floor of the national upper house.
Ho cottldit t and wouldn't accept it,
he said emphatically.
Hoforo tho next presidential iimug
tiratioit day, Ihe senator added, if
alive, he will be 72 years of age. and
while ho appreciated his frieuuV
good opinion of him, his publio ser
vices xtero nearly ended, nnv future
work suggested for him could be bet
ter dono by younger men.
A Hoot presidential boom, started
by Andrew Curnegie n short time
ago, aroused considerable enthusi
usiu in tho ranks of conservative re
publicans. SEEKING TRACE OF
POSTAL ROBBERIES
"WALLACE, Idaho, Dec. IC That
Post Office Inspector lllddlford and
assistants who itro Investigating thn
robbery of tho Wallace post offlco
Saturday night, nro now searching for
u second man tit tho case, dex'iloped
this uftornoou.
HUERTA
GOVERNS
ALN
ZAPATISTAS
NK
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ASSESSMENT
WILL?! VOID
Phlpps Wins Case Against City,
Which Is Enfofned From Levying
Lien en Sewer District Property to
Pay for Trunk Sewer.
Circuit Judge Calkins, in n decis
ion rendered Tuesday in Ihu enso of
W. K. Phipps vs. the City of Med
ford, declared null nml void tho or
dinance 711 assessing tho trunk
sewer in district No. 13 of Med ford
ngitiust the properly directly bene
fited by the sewer, nml that the prop
erty of the plaintiff is not encum
bered by tho purported lien attempted
to be created hy the onlinnnce. The
city h enjoined fnrni collecting any
money nssessed by the onlinnnce or
from nsserting any lien npiinst it.
The decision is of unusual interest,
ns tho cno is n long fought one, in
volving tho right of tho city to make
a district frewer ascssment for n.
trunk sewer beneficial to the entiro
community. In the findings of fact,
Juilgo Calkins says:
Finding of Fact
"That said sewer had alicndy been
constructed ami installed nnd xvnH in
actual mo and operation for a. period
of about eighteen months before said
onlinnnce wns passed or adopted for
said pretended m-sessment, nnd that
tho cost nnd tin) whole hereof hnil
nlrcady nnd theretofore been paid hy
the defendant city; that nt no time
prior to the construction of. snid
sewer nor to the ndnption of snid
onlinnnce, nor at mty time since, or
over nt all, did the defendant city, or
tho rccprder thereof, or any erson
or authority whatsoever, ever post,
publish or in nny other manner givo
any notice to this plaintiff or to nny
other of the owners of the property
assessed or pretended to be assessed
by .said ordinance, tlmt snid defend
ant projwscd to mnko said or nny as
sessment, nnd that in consequence
thereof the plaintiff nnd all other
owners of property so nssessed wero
precluded from entering any objec
tion or protest to the iissessincnt of
tho projierty so nssessed hy said or
dinance ns aforesaid.
I'niiH'rty Not IScncfltcri
"That tho pntK?rty of tho plaintiff
horeinhefore described was nnd is
not adjacent to nor in nny mminer
benefitted by said Central nvenuo
sewer; that the samo could not ho
drained hy or connected with said
sewer for the reason that the topog
raphy of said real estate prevented,
and nlwnys will prevent, the drainngo
of said described property or nny
thereof by the snid sewer; that tho
larger portion of snid described prop
erty had nlrcady am! theretofore
been connected with and attached to
the snid Hiversido sewer mid the re
mainder thereof must, when the samo
is iinpmvcd, necessarily ho attached
to and connected with the snid Hiver-
, side sewer in order that the same mav
I be drained.
"That notwithstanding tlmt tho
snid sewer xvns not nnd never could
be of any benefit to snid described
(Continued on Pagolj)
SIX LOSE LIFE
CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 10. In a
firo which destroyed n. Salvation
Army shelter hero early today, ut
lenbt six persons porihed; nnd it
witH feared moro'viutiniH'xVero hurled
in tho ruins. A dozen iujiired wero
in local hospitals. t ' '
At least 1118 persons xvoro asleep
in iho shelter. Besides tho known
dead, ninny others were unaccounted
for. V " '
Salvation Army nlficiuls said n
mint who asked accommodation at
tho sheltor recently and for Home jen
sou met witlt a refusal, threatened
to "gel even." ,, ,
On tho Mrcngth of this ptutenumt,
Fffid royors, a mnti of. forty, w1
iu-oted. Ho wiw ordered from Hid
I shelter twico lust night.
WEN
SALVATION
BARRACK
N
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