Medford mail tribune., June 02, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 1

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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
Fulr tonight nml Vedn-dy
fT. 8H( Mln, .10,
Knrly-rotirlli Yrnr.
Dully- Ninth Yi-ur
Flvo Sticks of Giant Powder Found
Under Srrrctnry of Agriculture's
Office Fuse Extinguished Before
Damage Done Discharged Employe-
Is Suspected.
VAHIIlNllTON, J i 2.- I'lvo
Mil Kh of dyuiimllo with burning
times attached worn found Into today
In llii depiirtiiituit nf agriculture nn
ilur lint ufflco uC Secretary Houston,
Tliu fuse woro extinguished before
iIhmiiikd wn done ,
An omployn of Hut department
ft til ii it din dyuiimlin liy accident ami
oMlnguhdiitd tint film's. TIki Micks
woro I nli on to police headquarters
fur oxtiiiilnntlon. Home discharged
cuiplnyit In r-uspocted. .
Tim watchman who rlnlmod to
Inivc illnroviirinl tho il)tininltii wn
held pending InvostlKlttlnns, Otflritr
wont In rtuiri'li nf iMintlior emptiiyo n
really dlchnrRed, who lint! boon
making Hi rep In.
Tim police took Daniel II. Jncli.
lie wnlchtnnn, who fomnl tho ilyn
inlli' to liendi-unrterii nml oxprctucd
iiiniii ilouhtM of III mental rcspon
rllilllly. Tho four sticks of ilynn
inlli! mire liikmi nwny In n burket of
wnler.
I.hIit nl pollen Iieiuhpinrters it
Mill sunt .llllll'll llllll ,l1irt,l plac
ing lln il.wmmlte, hoping Unit by li -no
crime it lid would win n pronni
lion. Mix Imitii' in in Spring fi.-tit, 0.
Iiiui'li, win formerly nun a privutt
'in I In- ii tiny, in mi id to lutM! Iit't'ii
under treatment for nervous trim
hie nrinlly nt t lift Nittiniinl Soldiers'
lliMiti- hospital.
Ailtinl Soerclurv II. T. (Julio.
vnv into, lit his iifrii'i adjoining tlml
of tho seeroltiry nt lln timo tlm ex
plmiM' was fiiiuiil. KeerMnry lions
Ion i ill Missouri nllcniliug tin com
i iiiiu'iiHiil of the Cnlerslly of Mis-
MUIII.
ESCAPED LEPER
,D.C.
WASIIINtlTU.V, Juno 'J. .Inlm II.
Kinl, who for tin' IunI fivo your
Im- minli' iniiiiy cnroii'cil joiuneyn
iiIioiii llu' ciiiiiiliy in lni.v I'lirx, mill
hi'i'ii In'lil iimlcr iUiiruiitiiit' in miiiiy
I'ilii'N whilo ini'illfiil I'xperls linvu iI!k
iiki ii'il tui wlii'llii'i ho i a li'it'i',
Im mil up in Wiihliinlon npiiti lii'
iln.N, mill lit'l'oro hiw lilt'iilily whk ilis.
iiivi'iril tool; iunili'i'H ut a fuliiiii
ulilr iiiiivii luili'l, tho Iiiinin of Vii't1
I'li'-nli'iil M:irtliall. nml nllii'i plum
iui'iit in t'lipital liTc.
I'.inly wilt not iliru'iivort'il until nf
I it ln liiul tiTi'plioncil to a uow'Npiipi'r,
n-Unic for a rt'poitt'r to iutorviow
".Mr. W'ohIwooiI." TIid miiipor
iiiiiii at oiit'o tt't'o'iii.t'il Hit' nolt'il pit
lii'iil mill iul'oi'intil tho niillioiitit'K,
who look Dully buck to his old plnoo
oT itiiitiou in tliu oily liiuitx, Hit!
rilhllilllllllllu lioll'l llllll it Ut'hlh
wort! thiiiwii into a Mule nt' I'imiiiio
lion.
Tho iilkwil It'por t-Miipuil .May 18
fioni Din DiuiiHUiil llt'iiil iiiiiriiuliiit!
hliilion nenr Port TotviiHi'iiil, Wash.,
anil was triicui! to Victoria, II. (.'.,
wlit'it! olIifi'iH IomI Irnt'k of linn.
I
10
T
Ni;' OKI. MANS, I.ii,, Jmin i.
()iiiiiliilloii4 of w'onii'ii in Nu'w Or
Ii'iiiih plmi In boycott iiidiiTiuiiIh who
hiippnit a ini'iiHiirn iiiiw lii'forti I lie
Ii'kUIiiIiiiu In IcKuliu ht'ltiui' 011
liiiiiinii'iiiK In I.iiiiUIiiiiii. Two iiiiikh
ini'i'liiiKN nlicudy luivo nbccn liclil,
Tlm hill piiiviili' lluil Kow OiIi'iiiim
hIiiiII ilfciilu f lut Hiihji'i'l for iUilf ill
11 lociil uplloii ch'i'lioii. Ilcslilcx llm
lul'i'ii'iiilinn fiiilnii', thn hill iiovIiIcn
llml hnllliiK ho pciiniljiil iiiiilcr Iho
iiiiii-iiiiiliiul Hyxlciii, mill Ihnl nullum
im ini'iiii'il hy 11 niiiiiuiiii imiiTi
I hn .nun' ii In Itt'jilinl.)
USED DYNAMITE! ERUPTION OF
WIN PROMOTION MOUNT LASSEN
FROM HOUSTON PROGRESSING
LOCATED
III
Great Clouds Spouting From New
Crater Hpzc Wraps Mountain
Top, Which Prcvcnis Clear View
Exploration Pai ty Climbing to Ex
plore Aperature,
lti:i)l)INO, Cnl.. .limn 2 Humid!
nml steam woro Issuing today from
Hid iiijw crater nenr tho summit of
Mount I.iihm'ii, IhiIiik plainly seen
from Mlmtrnl IK mile away. At
though the dli-chnrgo of smoko, which
witn nntlrci! flmt Hntttrday, r.-uHoil nt
noon yesterday, forester reported
totlity Hint ilomU im groat a Uioko of
ycNtonliiy worn again spouting from
tho nperturo In lint olil volrnno. In
fnct, ilniiht huh raised tmlny by
J, Rushing, dUtrlct forest super
visor nl Mineral, n to whether tho
dlsrhnrgo of smoko mill steam over
hnd censed. Thero U n rldgo lying
between tho forest station nt Minora!
nml tho site of l.nsnon'n now crater,
nml thin, fitiporvlsor Ktuhlng ex
plained would wliitl off n vlow of nny
column of siiiuku not moru thnn a
100 friil IiIkIi. Therefore, ho until,
ho wn Inclined to bcllovo Hint tlm
dhinppcaraiii-o of tho smoko column
yentordny wns rnunoil by n cIiriiro In
tho wlml. whlrh hml thrown tho
mimko plllnr nrotiml lichlml tho rliUo
ThU thoory of tho tiuparvlnor'
wni HtrciiRlhcnvil by tho fnct tlml nt
mniMil Imt cvotiliiR tho t1lpclmro of
mnoki! brrnnio llblu ngnln from
.Mlnnrnl.
Iti'iMltih' l 50 or GO mllr from
Mount I.nen, on mi nlrllno. nml
HioiirIi humlri'iU of py Klnmn arc
tiirnml on tho peak from thl plcp,
tho rnwnnl l nn untntlifactory vlow,
for tho mountain top linn been
wrnpn'il In n hmu lnco tho flmt re
port of nn eruption. No flninci Iikvo
lieon ri'i-n MhootliiR from thn niotin.
tnln ut nny tlmo, hut hot rocks nml
nlnM wrro found In nhuuilnnro nrnr
Iho new crnt'r by n foronl rntiRcr.
An cxplorntlon pnrty of four to
iliiy loft DrnkiiV Hprliip, on tho
mint horn nlopu of thn nioiinlitlii for
thn now rrntcr on tho north lupc,
ni'tir tho mimiiilt.
BACK IN OIL FIELDS
TAMI'K'O, .luno 'J. - Tho Mourner
Now York hi 1 i ctl toilny willi -."()
rofiiKoe who woio trnnxfi'rreil out
xiilo Iho port to tho collier l.ebmiou
nml then Inuili'il in Ihi city. MoM
of llit'iii worn men iutoroMi'il in the
ml industry liml M'rk to ii'muiio their
oei'iipalloit.
Tho oil opointorrt Kciienilly are if
liit'tmit to i'iiiiitui'iii'0 their aotixitios
011 ut'oount of the difficulties Mir
nuuiiliiij; I lio (,'ciierul Mtiintiuii in
Mexico, ekpeoiiilly tluriiii: tho eonfor
t'lit'o of tho ineiliutors at Niii(;arn
Falls.
Tho acute scarcity of cinrency is
Kiuvoly iiffoeliiiK ll hulnesH iuter
cts 1 1 en'. U is imposxiblo to oh
luiii Hiiffieieiit hills, either niitionnl
or couMilutiouiiliM, for imviueut of
eiuployi'S, ami (hero is praetieally no
Hindi cliunut! in cireuliitioii. Owiim
to tho hiuall numlier of hills in tho
oily Iho oxeliuiigu for Aiiiciicnii our
roiioy lias been leilueed here to two
pehos for one Amerieau dollar.
MUX ICO CITY, Juito L A noini.
officii'l nolo feinting lo tlin motliii
lion conforo'ii'ii al NiiiKiiru Fulls wus
publisheil under a piomiiieiit hemliui;
In 111 Impiiti'liil lotliiy, 11 Hiiysi
''Wo eiiii lso (hit mniuraiico (hut
(ho peaeo iioiifeicuct's iiio on Iho
Kimil roail ami thai coiicilliitlun he
twooii Hit' iiii'dliiliirs mul ileli'K'nlcs
iiiiiM ho h'lMoil mi lespeel In our nov-
I'li'lHiily mul In ilin ilimiity nf Iho
Moxh'iiu iiulliin, Tho puhlin will
know nil in (o or Ihron days nml
our ii'iideix will llicii lei'ouiiirii llml
we Hienl llm liutli when vie ilccluin
llml our honor nml dluiuly will he
Wllt'il,"
MEDFORD,
COURT ORDERS
F
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American and Forclun Companies
Ordered Unmerged hy Federal
Court of New Jersey Officials of
Each Forbidden to Acquire or
Hold Property Interests.
WAKIIINOTf'X, .linn J. -DihMihi
lion of tho mi-cuIIciI Ihreiiil IruM
was onlereil toilny hy tho I'd cm I
emir! ut Trenton, N, .1.
Tint tleereo fttntos tlml the Atncri-
oiiii Threiul roinpnnv, the Threml
Ageiioy nml tho Kuj-iixh Sowing Cot
ton oompnny, Mil., as one croup, ami
tho Spool Cotton rimipmiy, .1. & I.
Contn, I.lil., the Clark Threml com
I uuiy, iho Clink Milr-Kml Spool Cot
Ion coiupnny, (leoruo A. Clark &:
Mro., J. iV l. Coats (lllimli- Ihlnuil),
Inc., Juwes Cliiiilwieh k llro., I, til.,
Joiiiik Itrook iv llro-., I.ttl., Sir Tims.
(llen-CoulH, ,liiiue 0, ,M. Chirk, .las.
William Chirk, Waller V. Novl, Itob
ert II. Symiin-lon, .lumen Valentino
mul (I. Ilioii Allen, its miother Kroun,
have entered into n eouibiuntioii to
rrMrniu tho intcitnti! mul foreign
eomuieieo of tho Ciiiteil States in
threml ami arc enjoined from curry
hii; out any of their iiirrectncnts un
der such oomliimilion or roxtraiut of
trade.
Officials of tho two groups men
lioueil are forbidden to aetuiio or
I'idil any properly hitcreM in tho or
KiiuUatioii olfecleil to corner tho
threml hus'incs.
The deerco was acreeil upon hy tho
j;oenitnent mul Iho ilefeiitlants.
PELS ON WEST
T
OX IIOAIU), V 8. S. CAUI'OU.SIA,
MA'.ATI.AN. Juno 2.- ThoRrlmmeit
ronper of wnrfnrc, Blckneaa. hns hji
ponrctl within the rnnkit of tho con
tltutlonallHtn In Wodorn Mexico, A
Hinallpox opltlomlc l reported to bo
ilelni: hnvoc with tho RnrrlKon at Cut
I it can, tho capital of Klunlon, ulttintcil
on tho lino between tltlu city ant!
(liinyinnit. '
Ctillaenu lit a city of inoro than
13,000 population, Is nn Importnnt
mipply tlopol for couIIruoiib territory.
It Ih connoctoil by river am! rail
with tho port of Altntn. Tho oxlat
onro of poatllonco there In a draw
back to Intercommunication between
tho varloiiA coustltiitlonallut forcos
that commute tho illvlnlon of (bo
north wont.
That tho eonmuiuioniillHlH aro
proparlnc for nn attack on tho city of
Collma, tho capital nml commorclal
contor of tho -Into of that name, U
Indlratod In Information received
from Mantanlllo toilny by Itenr Ail
mirai iiownru. uonHiiiuuanaiiaia
under Trlnldml Alamlllo, former rov
ornor of Collmn, aro oporatlnK In tho
vicinity, and aro tmld to bo drawln?
their linos nroiiml tho city.
Collma Is tho contor of tho bnclc
country which uupportH .Mauznnlllo,
It U only 30 miles from Mantanlllo,
ant! Uh occupation by tho constltu
HonullHtH would offectunlly leolnto
Hint port. Collma In n city of about
30,000 poptilntlun.
TO DISOLVE
SHOE TRUST HEARD
MO.STON, Iiiiiii 2, Filial nijju
incuts in tho pivot nint'ut'rt hiiil to
ilikMilvu tho United Shoe Machinery
company as an unlawful monopoly
nailer tho Sherman anllTlnint luw,
wen) hrtiiiii loilny.
Altmiiuys for Ilia Kovciimicnt ur
Kiii'tl Unit Iho company uiouoinll.eil
tlml pint (if Iho Mint! miifhluitry lm.
iuexs cmilu'etril with Iho hotlnmiiiK
of hlmi'n, mul I Imt miller iU MyMcm of
leiuhiK iiiitcliliiciy it had hceii nhln In
hmhl Up nml mninliiln it iiiouniioly,
hiiyluif mid i'oiiIioIIIiik out il'ly.ve
ni!j)iirnlhiiii
DISSOLUTION 0
THREAD
U
COAS
SUFFERING
FROM
SMALLPOX
OlttiCJON, Tl'KHUAY, .JUNE 2, 1014
S
IN TRIAL RACE
Cup Yachts In First Preliminary
Cochran's loat Outdrilts and Out
sails Yacht Owned hy Flag Offic
ers' Syndicate The Defiance Un
able to St?rt Because of Changes
ASSOCIATKU IMIKSS HOAT. orf
(lieu Cove, I,. I., .Iiiiii '1 (mii wire-leos),-
Auilrew S Cueliriiii' Vniii
tie defeiitt'il thn Jlerri'Nlinlf yacht
llchiiluti! over a Unrtyinilc course
today in tho lirxt of the prelimimirv
ruees for the Arlectiou of a defender
for the America's (-tip. She .live tho
Itei-olute n liulo nlloMiiueo of more
Hum three minutes, but untwilliMiiml
iui; this, hIio won by fifteen minutes.
Shu cro-Ki-d tho line ut . :'.'( :'.".), mi
offieuil lime.
ASSOCIATKU l'KKSS HOAT,
June 'J (hy wircJo-hl. On a fifteen
milt' triniiKiilar course, the cup
yachts Vanitie mul Hcolutc cros.ed
tho Hturtiu lino Miorlly before one
o'olocl.' (his afternoon in Hie firM
prelimiuury nice on l.oui; Nlauil
souiitl, Incident lo M'lt-ctiuj; a boat
to Mt feml tho AmcneitV cup. The
itcxolutc, owned by the Fin; (iffiecr'
Syndicate of tho New York Yacht
club, xlipcil over tin line at 12:1(1,
thirty-four seconds iiheml of (lie
Vanitie, built for A. S. Cochran.
Tho weather was ideal. .)ut before
tho bout pi! under way a fre-h
uoithwe-ter of fifteen knot wrinkled
He1 Mirfitt-o of the Hound, but tdinrtly
after tho Mart it had dropped to not
more than ciht or ten knot". A
larjio fleet of yachts mid other
rleiihiiro craft followed the nicer.
Ite'lniirv llrhut CliaUKCit
Tho Defimicii. tltfnl of Iho claim
mils for cup.tlcfrnilin; honors, wni
iiiiaMo lo xtart today, lieenuc her
n was linviuc cliuiifjes miiilc in her.
At tho lliird mark the yachts hnd
covered half the race and Vanitio
had tnincd foul teen secomls on lies
olulo on Iho fit time around Hie
triangular fiftccn-iuilo vouie. The
hi; sloops Hun Mood away for tho
not mark for tho second time
ii round on a broad roach.
Vanitie led Kesolnto by one min
ute mid twenty seconds ut Ih'JO
o'clock this uflenioou, when both
nloops were Miin'din; iiloni on n
reach toward the titt mark. The
Vauitio piiscl the Itcsolute ut .l:0S
t 'clock. As a drifter Mio showed to
nilvantace.
VnnUo Show Hkmm1
Tho yachth inunded Iho firl mark
on the second time around the tri
miSiiliir coiirce in Iho folio win-' un
official time: Vanitie, :t:.l:UI; ltcso
!u!e, 3:.VJ:15.
Vauitio had only lo muiulniu her
mlvanlajje to win the race. Slto ran
nwny front KcmiIuIo and nniniled tho
M'oontl mark on tho hccoihI time
around tho trimiKular course at
I ..)() :1,', unofficial time, with
Kesuluto about twenty minute,
hind.
tho
be-
MILITANTS SMASH
WINDOWS IN WALES
CIICCIKTII, Wales, Juno U.
Stiffnij-etlcs UMteil today in force
tho constituency of Davitl-l.loyd
(leor-jo, while Hie chancellor of Iho
oxclit'iiii'r was atlilroshiu-; mi open
air nieetiit)'. Tho women first tried
to create, a panic timou-; the audi
ence, but were Minimurilv ciectetl.
They (hen paiinieil tho main Mrcct,
slinttoruii' with Imniiners windows in
many Motes ami residences, F.wutu
ally Iho polioo aneMed half a dozen
of them.
JOE DAWSON HAS FIGHTING
CHANCE FOR RECOVERY
INDIANAPOLIS, Intl., Juno '-V-
Joo Dawson, injured when hU car
was wrecked iliiriuu Iho oOO.milo rncn
ut Iho spi't'ilwiiy Saturday, U Mill
III it M'riiiiirt cnudllioii ilk a icsull of
Internal Injuries. Iln.pltul hhyichiu
said loilny Dawson has a f-hlhi:
I'hniii'o n rcnucr.
Mr. -Ii'lui I'. l.ciilVr mul ML (leil-
nidi! (Juan writi iinlli'il In -mi-1 hit-'
hy lb Jtcv. It, W. Mrt'i-jh-iij-b (.1 7
IfiM-i (tVellllC,
VAMITIE
WN
FROM RESOLUTE
MEDIATORS N
DEADLOCK OVER
E
Peace Dove Has Wings Clipped
Small Progress In Selection of Of
ficials for Provisional Government
Latest Rebel Ultimatum Delays
Negotiations.
XIAOAIIA IWIAM. Ont., Juno 2.
Still deadlocked over tonntlttitlonallt
rcprctentallon tho Mexican and
American mcdlntlon delegates were
waltlnR today for inoro Information
about tho character and ablllly of
certain pntou who hnd been uk
Reiitcd to compote the now provlilonal
Rovorumont,
Tho .Mexican dcloRatcrt aro rcport
InR to their Rovcrnmcnt development
with roforonco to conittltutlonnllst
participation, but havo as yet no of
ficial knowledge on tho subject from
the mediators.
Tho American delegates havo not
finished their discussion with tho
mediators about tho constitutionalists
and arc awaiting inoro advices from
Washington. Indications aro that
nothing definite would be resolved on
confllltttlonallst representation,
though the mediators wcro reported
to bo framing a reply to tho last
CnrranzA note.
Tho statement from Durango giv
ing tho constitutionalist vlow of tho
mediation conference was regarded
hero ns likely to delay rather than
hurry tho negotiations. Whllo no
comment was obtainable, thofo of tho
confcrcnco who did express them
selves pointed to tho statement as
concrete evidence of tho constitu
tionalists' misunderstanding of the
character of tho negotiations.
ON STOCK MARKET
NKW YOKK, June '2. Missouri
Pacific was the feature of mi other
wise dull ami narrow stock market
opeuin-. Initial trading in that stock
was on Iho basis of 101)0 shares at
lll'j nml 10, a maximum pain of
a point. St. Caul nml Northern Pa
cific fell a point. New Hnveti np
proaehed its low record prico and
represfiilalivo issues --eneriilly were
fractionally lower. Exceptions were
Wells Ftirpi Kxprcss, United States
Kvjtress ami Colorado Southern first
preferred, which were up a point or
betler.
The market closed weak. Liitiidn
tiuti of special stocks and uusutiMac
tory trade and crop news provoked
a slow down ward movement in whioji
many shares lost 1 (o II points. Pro
fessional selliu-; was heavier in the
closing hour. New Haven broke to
(ill's. Lehij-h Valley fell nearly a
H)illtS.
TO
PROBE EXPRESS LOSS
LONDON, Juno 2, At tho Invi
tation of tho Canndinu government
tho UrltUlt government appointed to
day Huron Mort-oy of Toxteth a mem
ber of tho court of Inquiry to Invcs-
tlgi'to tho disaster which caused, tho
loss of tho Mounter Kmpress of Ire
land moro than !M)0 (Ives. Lord
Merboy was president of the llrltlah
commission wlilch Investigated tho
Titanic tragedy, lip will sail
Camilla In a few ilayu.
"i1 "'
for
BY REVOLUTIONISTS
WASHINGTON, Junt! '-. -Com
mmiilcr Scotl of Hut gunboat Mail
villi, off La Wumniiii, kiiiillicru mmM
of Siinlo DomiiiKo, repoi leil today
Ihat St-hii was miiioiiiidi'il hy rcyo.
IntioiiUU mid nil t'oiiimiinlciilloii hail
ht'i'li fill off iriini Ihn hi'.li'ni'il filler,
tils, Tlm (-owi'iiint'iil fiiii'K Htho will
full nnd cipeuU uu ulliick on ,m lit'
iin no,
CARRANZA
NO
L
! RESTRICTS USE
Clayton Measure Provides That No
Injunction Shall Prohibit Strikes
and Peaceful Picketing Martn
Says Progressives Must Consult
With T. R. to Leam How to Vote.
WASIIIXOTO.SV Juno 2. Close
restrictions on the use of Injunction,
lit labor disputes arc the feature of
tho section of tho Clayton anti-trust
bill reached today In tho house.
It also provides that no such In
junction shall prohibit strikes, peace
ful plckotlng, peaceful persuading of
persons to work or quit work, pri
mary boycotts, the payment of strike
benefit or peaceful assemblage. An
amendment proposed by the Judiciary
committee and agreed upon by repre
sentatives of organized labo" and ad
ministration leaders, propesed:
"Nor shall any acts specified In
this paragraph be construed or held
to bo unlawful."
Mtiot .k Tc-Mjr
Wlth this amendment. Representa
tive Henry of Texas declared that tho
provision b ecamo tho "bill of rights
of American organized labor."
Republican leader Mann declared
that the progressives did not know
how to vote on tho labor amend
ments until after consultation with
Colonel Koosevclt.
"Tho colonel stands on tho pro
gressive platform," retorted Mr. Mur
dock. "L'nllko tho democrats and
the republicans, tho progressives aro
not hog-tled and they voto their In
dividual views."
"They do not know what their
sentiments are," returned Mr. Mann,
"until tho gentleman from Kansas
goes over lo New York and asks Col.
Roosevelt what tho gentleman from
Kansas thinks."
Second Mcasuro Completed
The Clayton anti-trust bill, second
measure on tho, administration anti
trust program, was completed In
committee of tho wjiolo by tho houso
today and laid nsldo awaiting a final
vote. Tho Ray bum bill, placing the
Issue of railroad securities under the
control of tho Inter-itato commerce
commission was Immediately taken
up for general debate.
FRENCH CABINET
TI
PALMS, Juno '. Premier Gaston
DouiucrKtio mid bis colleagues of the
French cabinet wenl to the pttluce of
the Klysee today mid resigned col
lectively to President Poincare.
It was understood Unit u promi
nent tioliticiitn would bo reiiuested to
iiuderliike (lio fonuatiou cf a now
eabinet. Tho view wus general in lite
lobbies of the chamber that lfcno
Vixiani, now- minister of publiu in
struction, would he one of tho i'irM
approached.
THAW'S CASE NOW
WASHINGTON, June a. Tlm uo
onl of the extradition pioceeding
for Harry Iv. Hhaw befoto (ho fed
eral district court iir New Ilmniwhirc
'today reat'hctl tho United States .stt
jitettu.! court. It, is tliouglil mi nppli
cation will lio luado within it duy or
two to Justice Holmes for Thaw's
U'loaso pending a review.
NEW HAVEN DIRECTORS
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NKW YOKK, Juno 'J. Direclois of
llm New York, New Haven i llnrl
fonl injliouil galhcrcil hero loday for
a special inei'lllig. prcsiiii)iihly in con
nection wii n mesitgii of (loveinor
Walslt to iho Mu.sacliii.t'its c. la
in re, in w liluli ho ui;cil Iho ilnoice
of llm IfoMoii & Maine iuilrml D'oin
Ihn New lluwii.
iSVw llm eii khuicK fell In ) n iivw
luw i'ciiil iIiihuk I lio fi-rvHi'i-ii,
ANT-TRUST
NUN N
NO. 02
BEES VCTORS
; THREE BATTLES
Decisive Engagements Won by Forces
Under Colonel Reyes and General
Torres Between Zacatccas and San
Luis Potosi Federal Officers
Captured Are Executed.
DCHANGO, Mex., .Tunc 2.-Thrco
decisive enj,'iigcmcnt- with federal
troops between Znentcen and Sail
Luis Potosi were won hy the contti
tutinnnlist M"ay .10 mid 'II, uceonl-in-j
to reports reeeiveil toduy by Gen
eral Cnrrnnjin. Colonel Fernando
llcyes, with C00 men with the com
inninl of General Qnrrcrn Tories,
who is investing Snu Luis Potosi, ml
ininiMered n decisive defeat to a
Inixe federal force nt Salinas, mid
Inter nNo defeated n force sent from
San Luis to reinforce tho Salinas
garrison.
The figbtin-; at Salinas lasted
twenty-eight hours, the federal loss
in the battle bein- forty-six private
nml four officer. Fourteen federal
officer who were captured were ex
ecuted nml thirty-seven private cap
tu red were liberated. The federals
telegraphed Sun Luis Potosi for re
inforcements which did not arrive
until nfter the first buttle. They
were met outside the town ami driven
buck.
Ainou-r the officers executed was
Colonel Carlos Chaves, two lieuten
ant colonels, one major, four eap
lains and six lieutenants. Colonel
Reyes caplured two machine guns,
'-'1,000 cartridges, 200 rifles, J'J3
horse nnd other munitions. Colo
nel Caloen of the command under
General Pnnsilo Katern, investing
Zatcvas, raptured a federal troop
train nt Pities on Mny 31, killing
sixfy of the federal-;, capturing a
considerable Mipply of ninmtiuitiou
mid provisions. The escaping fed
erals fled to Zaclecns.
Constitutionalist forces operating
against Zaeuleca mid San Luis Po
tosi nre in close (ouch by wire and
nro co-operating. General Carrnuzti
announced today that ho would give
a statue of Francisco Mudero (o the
city of Durango.
F
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HELD TOMORROW
Ql'KHKC. June 2. Tho first pub
He funeral ot victims of tho collision
between tho steamer Kmpresa of
Ireland and tho collier Storstad Ih to
bo held Wednesday when the bodies
of nlno of tho crow will bo burled.
Mayor Napoleon Drutn, aided by
Canadian Pacific officials and promi
nent men ot tho town, Is arranging
for tho ccromony. Thora Is to bo u
public reception headed by tho Royal
Canadian Garrison Artillery band,
nnd detachments from tho warship
ICssex and tho local military forcca
will bo In lino. Tho school aro to
close and far a ttiuo business will ba
suspended.
Responsibility for tho colllslou,
Just now n subject ot bitter contro
versy, will bo fixed by tho royal com
mission appointed to make a thor
ough Inquiry. Tho mombors of tho
commission aro Sir Atlolph Routhlor,
j lid go of tho court ot admiralty of
Quobcc, and tho on. K.oklel McLeod,
chief Justice, nnd Judgu ot tho ad
miralty court of Now llrunswlck, ap
pointed by tho Canadian government,
and G-eorgo L. Vaux of the Drltlsli
Hoard of Trade, named by tho llrlt
Ish government.
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