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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
Itnln Mit II; .'Mlii. 12
Itnlnfrtll .III.
MEDFORD. OHKaON, AVEDNMBDA Y, T)E('13MKR !, 1910.
NO. 2-10
FLOOD FOLK
TERRIFIC STORM
IN CALIFORNIA
Furious Wind and Rain Causes
Heavy Damage Rivers Out of
Banks Napa Floowd Shasta
Line Tied Up by Landslides.
SAN FltANCISCO, Cnl., Dec. .'II.
A terrific Hloim picvulled today
nlntiir thn California coast, tuiil (lie
interior ulso was lushed liv a furious
wind niul riihiHliirin. Heavy damage
leMillcd Imlli on land niul sea. ,
A rapid rlso in tho tributaries of
I lie Sacramento river caiiped Unit
stream In swell rapidly, niul at noon
it wax (.till rising twelve inches mi
liour. I'nless Hid rain ceases, Sao
raiiii'iilo ami oilier towns tilling (In
river hunks will fiioe n serious flood
situation lieforo tomorrow night.
Town of .iia rioo(l'l
Till! entire eastern section of the
ton II of Napa was flooded liy a Htnl
den iie in tho Napa river. Scores
of families In tho lowliug district
arc iiiarooiieil. .luines Clark', n
tiuckmnii, wns drowned while at
tempting to rescue women and dill
ill en in tilt' flooded Section.
Tho ohlest inliahitnnU of Marin
county hay tho Meno w the ino-l
violent over exM'iictired there. The
lower section of San Unfile! In un
der water. Larkspur, Kentfield ami
Itos aro isolated, tho water in this
section being over the railroad traek.
TniiiiK on tlm Northwestern I'ii.
cillo were several hours late nil day.
Itcports from Wedding told of a
liirrifio storm there lat night, which
continued today. Five inches of
lain, it in d tela red, fell in tho twenty
four hour rnding nt ."i o'clock this
morning, ami thu downpour enutiii-
lied.
Slmln Itoulo Miotic)
Tho Shnsla roulo of tho Soiilliern
l'ueifie wan hlocked hv landslides.
Aliout 1 110(1 feet or traek between
Copley ami Central Sour was Imiied,
the slido slipping direelly aero tho
traek". Al Cantarn, seven miles
nortli of Diinniuuir, I ho hitunlion is
worse. Aliout 'J00II feet of traek is
reported buried Micro. F.vcry avail
utile mail has been rn-hrd north to
elear tlm lint'. It will require nt
leant twenty-four hours to eouiileto
tin) job.
Tho iiorlh-liouiid Simula limited U
held at Itcddiug. Thn liver at Ited
1 tlit FT reached u twentj-four foot
.iigo tit noon anil won rising rap
idly, Tho town eau only sluml a
luge of lweiily-sl feel, niul llio
residents ma picpniing for u tlooil,
Ntomi riii)N llnvoc
The storm plu.vod havoc vvilli the
Noilheru California 1'ower com
pany's pin ul, niul Iff tiding, Andcr
Miu, Chiiio mid Hod llluff will he
dark tonight,
SeorcH of bridges over vniiuu
sti cuius in Shiislu coiinlv luivo lieen
washed out, niul tlm inniielnry loss
will run into (ho thousands.
(Contlnuod on l'no Tour.)
OF
GERMANY SLATED
TO BE RETIRED
llUHMN, Dec. at.-I'olltlrnl bob
nli wnv HtroiiKflr than over today to
tho of feet that Imperial Chancellor
Von Ilottiniuuu-llollwcK will rotlro In
thu very near futuro. All nortn o(
llluirul fartloiiH Iinvo liven uultliiK
nKuliibt hint uliico lila reue.ttnnury
Hpourli In tho HulcliBtiiK nt tho llnio
of tho Zuborn troubloa, mid u point
ban boon roucboit vvhoro It ucoiiih
ilnubtrul If oven blu frloiula can
Htmul by blm inurli longer.
Tlm KnUor. who Ih keunly roiim
tlvo of public opinion, and Ih until
to fear that his own proutlKo may
Htiffor, la roportod to hnvo boon much
provokod by what ho conuldorod hU
roproHonlntlvo's tai'tlo8diions.
Tho gouornl toitor of opinion wuh
that tho chancellor, though 11 woll
inqonlng inun, Is bopolcBBly out ot
touch with tho tlnica and that tho
very aufoty ot tho Rovornuumt do
lumidH hH rvtlrouiont,
CHANCELLOR
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FEAR VIOLENCE
M INQUEST
iti:i) jacki:t, Mich., ikc ai
Coroner William I'Ulier win no much
nfrnltl of violence today nt thn III
ipieMt on tho evctit)flvo victim of
tho CbrUtmim i:vo flro panic In
Calumet thai ho transferred thu)icar
Iiik to bin own nlflro ntul unld In
would admit no onu but wltuciaci,
Jiirom and law) era.
ThoiiHniida had prcvloimly tried to
forte their way Into tho hall whero
proceedliiKB havo been held hereto
fore. Tho nxrltcmcut wax duo to tho
promisn mado by JuiIko Hilton, tho
inluera' Inwyor, to produce wltneiote
poult hely lileatlfyltiK tho man hn
eiiarRcd with kIvIiik tbo falio flro
alarm. If the evidence vvaa produced
ho K'vo It aa hi opinion that troublo
almoiit certainly would eimue,
Hilton was not ready with his wit
nccM when tho hearlai: wan opened,
today, how over, and at hU roipieat
proceedlUKa vvero delayed. Cp to
noon no further testimony had been
taken.
At Hancock, tho crand Jury which
wuh expected to InvcMlKato tho clr-
CIIIIIMUIKcii niieilUlllK llin i'Xmiibiimi hi
I'renldcnl .Mo) or ot tho Weatern
IVderatlon of Minora from tho Cop
per country, reauined IU work.
Clli:STi:ilTt)'N'. .Mil., Dee. l.
Willi four eompauieH of tho Fifth
Maivlnnd Ki;iiiieiil irritating tho res
identrt or Kent counly, tiouhlo wai
eNpected when ho trial of two lie
orticK for tho iniinler of James T.
Coleman he;nii hero today.
(lovcinor (loldhorouKh, at the te
(pivot of tlm juiIkcs and State' At
tornev Vickeiri, hihl nielli called the
four compuuicH from tlie hull ofthe
crank Maryland lefjiinent. Juilu'o
Conslalile, ohiof of tho elieuil, e.x
plnined that tiouhlo was expecled at
llio dial. The ncei-ocrf. aeeorililur to
general hut eiroueous loport, can
not ho IiiuikciI, because thoy are un
der '21 ycairt of iifio and have eon
feHhcd. ' Thin idea is no widespread
that it wan feared another attempt
to lynch them would ho niiule.
BURGLARS ROB SICK
HAN OF VALUABLES
SANT FRANCISCO, Cal., Dee. 31.
IturifliU'H robbed Chailen Simons,
a holdier, of 4180 mul two diamond
riiiKrt worth .WOO in u downtown ho
tel heio early today. Simons wm
too ill to resist,
Two armed men fired on Frank
Sunlueoio, foiomaii for tho l'aciflo
Oiih & Kleohio company, as ho
Klarled tod woik horo today, One
of tho hullels look effect in Sun-
l..tw.liv. 1.klil ni'iii fVvt jlifcinlmi'inwl
0
PANIC
VICTIM
workmen mo suupoctcd, , .
IN LINO OFF
SEE WILSON AT
PASS CHRISTIAN
Personal Representative of Presi
dent In Mexico Sails to Confer
Over Situation Rumored That He
Brings Proposals From Hucrta.
VIJIIA Clti;,, Dec. .'II. John
l.iml, Crchident WiIhoii'i peroonal
rcpicMcntutivc, today was hpeedia
aboard the M-out cruiser ChcM"er, to
ward I'iihh Chrit-liiiii, .Ml)-,, wlivre
he expects to confer with llio presi
dent tomorrow. I.ind left here at 7
o'clock hibt nielli, in rehponn- to in
hlructioiiH f lorn the Mule depnitmcnt.
PASS CIIHISTIAN. Mi.. Dee.
'II. That Special Kuvoy .lohu l.iml,
now .teamiui; nortliVMird on the
hcoiiI cruicer Chexter, brines with
him at IciiHt a tentative proposal
from Prehidenl Hucrta was consid
ered certain in the liyht of develop.
meiitK at the "winter cnniliil" today.
(t wax uuderclooil that in the last
six hours tlm piovUiounl piexideut
had renewed his offer to retire, with
only a few of the Mi-iiiys placed on
the original offer withdrawn.
I'rrMileiit Kpliynx-llUc
All information rccnrdiui: the l.iml
vlnit was refused at the prcidentV
rnltiiL'c toilay. The president him
self was sphyux-lil.e. t was the be
lief here that the president doubts
Huerlu's good faith in the late! pro.
posal ami wauls I.iud's neroual
views on the matter. Hut it in
Known that the 1iom of lluerta's
el miiiatiou us a result of thee de
velopments is only n faint hope.
The exact hour for hind's cxjiecled
airival is unknown. If present ulau
aro adhered h. he will ho taken from
tho Chester at some point on the
coast one rumor today said prob
ably St. Louis hy tho revenue cut
ter Wiunnu mul hrnuejit to Oulfimrt,
where rooms have been reserved for
him nt the (heat Southern bold.
President I'iuIMuHkiJ
The president did not clear the
new developments in tho Mexican sit
uation sufticieiit to dihtuib his us
ual loutine today, lie started im
mediately east on tlm thirteen-inilo
rido to the uolf links mid covered
tho nine-hole course twice.
POLICE SEARCHING FOR
m
SAN FKANCISCO, Cal., Dee. .11.
The olico continued today their
built in the Mi-xion dihtiict for the
mysterious "hou'iM'," meiitioued by
Mis. Hoy Statler ns her rival for the
affections of Italnh A. lariss, tin
train handit. They eared less for
tho L'irl tluin for the trunk she wns
aid to have, reported to contain
much of Funss' loot, lhey adtnit
ted, however, that they had found no
trace of either.
They vvero convinced of the truth
of KliVnlielli Myociun's slntcment
that she met FurisS only n few
times, went out with him to n the
ater but once, and had only u casual
acipiaintauee witlt him. She had
been spoken of as one of the women
tho bandit knew.
BLOWN UP AT SEA
TAMI'ICO, Me., Dee. 31. A re
poit wns current hoio today that tho
Norwegian steamship Atlantis had
been blown u at sou. With fomtcen
passengers, tho Atlantis, loft hero
yesterday for flalveston.
DYNAMITED BY REBELS
VF.ItA CKUZ, Dee. 31. News wus
received hero today of tho dynamiting-
by rebels ot u federal troop train
170 miles southeast of Mexico City.
It was buid uiiuiy lucn wcio killed.
SWEETHEART MNF
EIGHT LOSE LIFE
IN NEW YORK
TENEMENT FIRE
Five-Story Structure In Heart of
Densely Ponulated Section Goes
Up In Flame, While Shrieking Oc
cupants Are Rescued.
NKW YOIIIC, Dee. HI. Kihl kt
sous periched early Joduy in u fire
which swept a 'five-'-lory brick ten-
eineut on .Monroe street, one of the
most thickly populated sections of
the Kust Side. Three others were
seriously burned nnrt removed to the
(louverueur hospital. Tho lives of
a score other tenant were in danger
as Jhe blaze had jjijined such head
way that stairwa), wero burned
away and fire escapes blocked he
fore firemen reached the scene. Only
heroic work mi thn part of the lire
fighters saved their lives.
Itnnrliif; Mums of I'luium
When fi i tinea reached the scene
lhey found the tent ment u roaring
iniihK of flames. The stairwnvs had
been burned uwuv mul it was im
possible for them to enter the build
iiitf. The wildest panic followed.
Terror-stricken men mid women
choked the windows and fire escapes.
The flames licked up the bundles ot
clot him; and rocs piled tn on the
pint forms nt each floor, mid hut for
the heroic work of tlte firemen many
tenants would have lost their lives.
Ladders were hastily put in idaee
ami the firemen pased men. women
and children down from floor to
floor, until they wcic safe on the
sheet.
Policeman Murray was tbo first to
see tho file. When he entered the
building the first stairway was al
ready n mass of flame. N'o one in
Hie buildiut; knew of the fire until
Murray shouted tho alarm.
lumped In Xlslil Clothes
Within n short time women mid
children were shriekiiur for aid from
a doreu windows. Scrambling out
oil the fire c-capes were men and
women in scant iiiuht nttire. suffer
ing intensely from the cold.
As tho flames leaped through the
windows their pirmenU wero set
ubhue.
l'motienllv every family in the
tenement lost cvcrvthiinr they pe:
sessed in tho fire. Few had time to
collect any clothing.
TO
PLANNEOBYOim
l'OHThAN'D, Or., Dee. 31.
Strengtheninc of the mil lines it al
ready operates and making- but ono
provision for new construction woik
featured tho lllll budget of tho O.-
It. & X. company, forwarded to
Chairman I.ovett of tho Union ra
cifie system today by 1'icsident J.
I). Fum-ll. About .:,."itiO,000 i
asked for from tho directors. Tim
new Hue to be built is a connection
hot ween the l'oi Hand-Seattle line to
Olympia, where tenninul grounds
have already been neipiired. This line
may ho constructed tho coming year.
Thu cost of the Olympia lino will
he somewhere near $300,000.
Surveys for tho proposed branch
lino from Condon to l-Wil and from
Pilot Rock to I'kiah, in eastern Ore
poii, are not yet completed, and no
appropriation to provide for con
struction is asked for in this hud
get, l'motienllv all of tho money
usked for will ho exponded for rock
ballasting tho system, revision of the
lines between llltilock wml Wallula,
new passing 1 racks, new station
buildings, enlargements of terminals
and new locomotive, freight und
passenger cars.
DEFIANCE TO DEFEND
AMERICAN YACHT CUP
NKW YORK, Dee. 31. Tho Clark
l'iuchton syndicate announced today
tho selection of tho name Defiance
for tko American yacht cup defen
der tiow building
0 MIA
ONLYCONSTRUCTION
U AN N
EN ON
ASSERTS RUMOR
Cabinet Medina. Today at Which It
Is Reported Several Resignations,
Including Dictator's, Will Be
Forthcoming.
MKXICO CITY, Dec. 31. Aa (Jen
cral lluerta's cabinet prepared to
meet lato today lor the oar's last
VBKlon, there were pcralstcnt rumors
that several mlnUtern In Important
portfolio havo tendered their reilg-
nutlon. There were also street re
ports that llucrtn Intends to resign
early In tho new ear and that toda'
ronton was called to consider his
retirement. Official comment oa
these minors was unobtainable.
Zujmtlstns' Surround City
Sixty XaputlBtas wero killed yester
day afternoon by federals In battle
at Mallnalco, only thirty miles from
Mexico City, but tho fighting caused
no excitement here. KIrIiI censor
ship kept tho news from the people
for hours.
Zapatistas now practically sur
round the tapltal. They bavo ar
rived from time to time In small
Lands, catnplitK on ranches within a
few miles of tho city.
On the ground that every unpaid
Mexican workltiRmau means ono
moro robe), Hucrta has ordered all
banks to cash all etnplo)cs checks.
Hucrta Is reported to havo ob
tained funds from the local offlco ot
tho Cowdrny Oil company to meet hi
military payroll. The soldiers vvero
paid in full without delay.
lie Ijinm ItoJsot Money
Flnanco Minister do la Lama, re
cently sent abroad In an effort to
nil Be loans for tho Hucrta govern
ment, cabled today from Paris that
ho had obtained 110. 000. DUO from
French financiers.
Murclal and Joso Ksporanza,
brothers, nrrcsted last night charged
with complicity In a plot to assassi
nate President Hucrta at tho New
Years reception ho will give, woro re
lented today.
TO
L
I.OS ANGKI.F.S. Cnl.. Dee. .11.
rrcsiding .ludgo McCormick of the
superior couit hero issued un order
here today permitting Sherifl limn
mel of l.os Angeles county to bring
to l.os Angeles llurr Harris, con
victed iiuiiderer, that he may shoV
the officers where he claims ho bur
ied jewels stolen from C. K. l'eudell,
n money lender, who w.is murdered
here several mouths ago.
Harris, n negro, is said to have
confessed to tho killing of l'eudell.
lie already is under sentenco of
death for the murder here of Mr.
Rebecca I', (lay, a Christian Science
practitioner, who was. .beaten to
death in her office.
T
IS EXTREMELY LOT
NHW" YORK, Dee. 31. ICarly
trading In stocks today was light, ex
copt for soma largo transactions' In
Stcot and' Reading. Tbo UnUortono,
however, was firm, Norfolk and West
ern und Heading rose ono, and Novv
Unveil ?. Othor active Isauos, ex
cept tho llnrrlmans, mado slight
gains. Trndcrs vvero not lucltncd to
tako on heavy deals on tho ovo ct
tho holiday, nud business was small.
Ilomls wero steady.
Tho market closed firm.
SPOKANE TO HAVE NO
CELEBRATION NEXT YEAR
Sl'OK'ANK, Wash., Dee. 01. The
pow-wovv uonnnitteo of the chamber
of commeicc has today voted to rec
ommend tho suspension of tho 1014
pow-wovv, Spokane's annual celebia
tiou, nud spend tho money sending
committees to fuirs and oilier events
in surrounding towns to piomoto
i'riemlliuossj. , .
E POISONING BY
WASHING VEINS TO
E
f
" IMIII.ADKM'IIIA, Dec ,11.
- Bichloride of mercury poi-
" "oning nnd diabetes can be
" cleared from the blood, nc-
" cording to u statcmont of
" Dr. .1. J. Abel, .IoIiiih Hop.
kins university, by the wash
ing of blood nnd veins to re
move impurities. Such wns
the nuiioiiucetnciit of med
ical science for the cloc of
1013 today. The discovery
was cxpluiiud nt yesterday's
session of the Federation of
Medical Societies, experimen
tal clinic, where plivsieiuns
drained the blood from n live
dog, cleaned the veins nnd
blood nnd pumped the red
fluid back.
10 CLOSE
NEW YEAR'S DAY
SALKM. Oro, Ilea 31. Despite
the belief In some quarters that tho
trip might be fraught with danger.
Governor West today continued firm
In his determination to send his pri
vate secretary. Miss Fcrno Hobbs, to
Coppcrflcld to closo up the taloonn
and secure the, resignation of saloon
keeper officials of the town. The
district attorney aud sheriff of Daker
county, In which Coppcrflelil Is lo
cated, reported to the governor they
had no authority to close the sa
loons. Miss Hobbs did not leave for Cop
pcrfleld today, but will go tomorrw,
as there arc only three trains a week
running on tho branch lino down the
Snake river to the mining camp.
Coppcrflcld Is a remnant of tho
wild west. It Is a typical frontier
town. It sprang Into being when
gold was found ttr tho hills nearby
nud continued to exist when largo
crews of men were employed on tho
groat Oxbow power project. It con
sists of n score or moro ot frame
buildings on a rocky hillside.
FEDERAL LEAGUE GETS
' CHICAGO BALL PARK
CHICAGO. Dec. 31. With the ar
rival of M. K. Cautillou, president of
the Minneapolis American nocia
tion, hero today, tho deal by which
the I'liieago Federal league team
gains. po"e.-Mon of-n nortli side park
site was to bo closed. Cautillou ne
ipiired the property a few years ago
when the American ns-soeiation plan
ned to invade Chicago.
Tho declaration hv 1'ioMdeat ll.lll
JohiiMiu of the American league that
tho advent of the redeml lengue
was a "ood thiinr for bnchall. Mir-
pn-cd funs today. Johnson said lie
expected nmunute-, to Miftor heavv
finnncial loe in 1U1-I if the Fed
erals put up u stiff fight, but that
tho warfoto would eliminate u num
ber of "umleMrables" fiom organ
ised baseball, He left it to the -port
world to figuie out what he meant.
OF
LAHKDO, Tex., Doc. 31 - Cleneiul
(iouzulcs, t'onnuanding 1U00 icbeln,
today demanded tho surrender of
Nuovo Laiedo by daylight tomoriow,
It was believed the federal garrison
would iet, since it was leported
that Ocneral Guiukan, with l'-'OO
federal t loops, was on his way fiom
Lampabiis to reinforce lliein.
James Bryce, Viscount
LONDON, Dec. Ill.Among otiier
New VearV titles conferred today by
King Geoige, a ieount went to
Jupies Ilryce, e.-nmbussador to
Wushuiytou.
MISS
HQBBS
G
11
MIMA'S FAIE
STILL IN DOUBT
FALL EXPECTED
Rebels Gradually Forclna Federals
Back Desperate Resistance Is
Weakening Casualties Reported
Very Heavy Injured Neglected.
V.U PASO, Tex., Dec. III. Al
though the fate of Ojiunga wns still
in doubt today, dispatches from
there indicated that thu town was
expected to fall into rebel hands be
fore nightfnll. Their ammunition
ruiiniti'' low, the federal gnrrison wns
till offering desperate reistnncn
ngaiust overwhelming odds, hut that
reitnnec was weakening. All hd
vices show the casualties have been
very heavy, esiweinlly on the federal
Mile. The defenders, realizing that
to be captured would mean execu
tion, have fought fiercely.
All day esterdny nud last night,
however, the rebel roree, numbering
oOOO men under nenernls Ortega,
Ilodri'.'uez nnd Sebastian Cnrrnni,
ndvnneed steadily from the direction
of Lnmulii nnd Muluto, gradually
capturing nil the outworks erected ,
by the federals nnd at dark they had ,
drawn n cordon tightly around thrcu
fides of the town. '
Federal deserters who croscd tlm
Kio Grande from Ojiunsa during tho
uiht said the dead and wounded lay
nbout tho little town, many wounded
having lain without medical atten
tion for thirty-six hours. ) It is be-,
lieved many. who mialit hnvo other
wise been aved have, succumbed tot B
exposure because the hospital' facili
ties were inadequate. .,- ...--
As the federals retreuled during ,.
the night they, took up positions; in t,
the little buildings of the town nnd
fired nt the enemy through the win
dows, retreating only when each
building became untenable. The fcU ,
erals have no artillery liiit n Ui
rup:d-firo guns. The rebels hnvo
ten machine guns nnd five or six
cannon.
Y
FROM ALL PARIS
EOR MONA LISA
I'AUIS, Dec. 31. "U (Sl.icouda."
or tho "Mona Lisa,-' ns It Is also
called, arrived hero from Home till J
afternoon.
Tho famous patutltig, stolen from
the Louvro two ears nRO, was re
ceived with a demonstration which
Parisians could hardly havo oiitdouu
If It had been the hollost of relics.
Director I.a I'rleur, of tho Louvro,
and a detnehmeut of gendarmes hail
traveled with It from Modaue, on
tho Franco-Italian frontier. At tho
station hero a sroro of silk-hatted
government officials, fifty pollcomou
aud nn enormous crowd awaited. It. j
From tho train It was carrod tond-
crly to an nutnmobllo and trundled
ceremoniously to tho government bu
reau of flno arts through encoring --
throngs. On tho automobllu scat,
beside tho chauffeur, sat a pollconinu.
Insldo wero M. La I'rleur, Chief (( "
Detectives I'ujnlot aud two momburs
ot tho cabinet.
WELCOME
Kl, I'ASO, Tex.. Dcc.'lil. Albeito
Teriiuas, son of I.uii Teirazas, Mex
ican iiiiilti-inilliouuirc, bus been mur
dered by Sulurar's troops ut Ojin
ngn, nceording to advices lecened ,
heio todai by his father.
Terruzas' cminiii, Alexuiplcr Cuilty,
iiloo wn icpoited killed,' ,
The message to the. oldsr, Tcirmsus .
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