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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
I'nlr Mat. Nt.3; Mln. AN;
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rnrly.fntirlli Yrur.
Iily Nlitllt Ynitr.
mm held
TO BLAME FOR
EMPRESS LOSS
Fliitllnns of Wreck Commission As
sert Disaster Due to Collier Stor
statl's Chanac of Course Ordered
by Third Officer Alfred Tuftenes
Without Instructions.
gUHMKC. July II. Tint collier
HlorMml Is In-Ill In blnum for tln l!tn
.. . iiit i .. i.. il... r:...l
prci hi irciumi tiisusirr, iii ii hi
lugs of tttrt wri'i'k eouunl'ioii, hand
I'll tluWII tOllliy, Tilt) CWIIIUissinll
holds' that Ihu dUnsler was iluu In
I In Hloiktml'H rlutii;n f course ir.
dried liv Ilia tlilnl officer, without
iulructinns fiftui tin first officer,
who wu in charge of thn collier at
tin lime.
The l!mpie4 wn Hi'u 1 1; In Ihu HI.
Lawrence mi May '.Ml with n I"" of
more limn 1IIII0 llio.
Tin iniiiiry into tho iliuler wii
begun in Quebec Jtiiin 10 liy a rum
iuilnu composed of Lord Merscv,
foimnly pre-idlng justice of tho
llrillxh mlmlniltv court; Kir Adnlphn
ItiHilliIrr of Quebec, mill Chief Jus
lice Mi'I.immI of Now llrinitttick. Tin
eoinilll"inncr. WIT' liHtPi in their
work liy Commander F. W. Caborne
of tl"' IliitUh royal navy reserve;
Professor John VeUh of Newcastle,
Hughim!; Captain )etnen of llio Do
million wreck commission mnl F.u-
gillcor (,illllllli"MIT llnwo of till
('muiiltnn tut nl service, fiumuuudcr
Culmruc mill ProfoMMtr Welsh 'fin
nominated liy (In Itrilinli hoard of
Inuli'. Lord Mersey also presided
nvrr the impiiry into llio Titanic dis
nulcr. Tiiflrm In HUiiicI
TIip miller' tlilnl officer found
i,ponihht - Alfred Tiifletir. He
was on the bride when tint urii-li no
eu mil, nint ho report holiU Hint "ho
was wrohjrnd ucullgcnl In kiiinir
Hi1 nnvisntimi of thn vrw.ol in hi
oun hand nml falling to call ho
i'iii(llill when In saw thn fog coming
on."
Tin ii'iHirl wily thi' disaster was
not duo to liny MM'cinI eliuracleri
lie of tin Klj" LuwrciMi'. It uiih it
disaster which iniuhl lime occurred
in nnv tivrr In similar circumstances.
The report nolo n milieu I eonflirt
in the testimony of officers of the
KmprrHki nml of the Stooluil.
"V huve. therefore, thought it ml
.iithe to fouml our conclusions al
most entirety on the events spoken
of by the witnesses nml on Ihrir
piohnhlu scipirnco in order to
ul it folulion of Ihu iliffieiilty."
Kiiiitrnii' Coilt-.K I'lirlnHlKeil
"Then in, In our opinion, no
j:rniiinl for miying Hint tin eoure of
tin KiiipiciW or Irelmnl wiik over
rliiuip'il in thn neiirxt Hint the wlicrl
wiiH wilfully luovvil, hut iih Him hear
iiiu pmereilfil niiolher e.xphiiiiitiou
uiik proiioumleil, iinniely, Hint the
ei.-.e t'limiKCil her courie, not hv
leiiNou of nny willful iilterutioiiH of
tier wheel, hut in eoiiHeipieueo of
Mime uuroiilrolhihle itioveiueut."
Thin, it wiim hiiHKelei, uiJKht have
heen ilue to nn iiiHiKuifieaut urea of
milder or hoiuu inixhiip to tin nicer
ink' uenr, hut, nu.vh Hie report, "wit
ore of thn opinion thai Hie ullepitiouh
iik to their condition lire nut well
founded."
senatTmodIfies
clayton bill
WABIIINHTON, July II.-In re
vIhIiik Hie Clayton oiuuihtiA tniHt hill
iih it piiMt'd thu luun.i, Ihu Hfiiuto
jiidleiuiy eoiiunltti'u strunk out today
Miction II, which would uiako it un
lawful fur mi owner, mi operator or
limntpnrlrr of Hie produetH of any
mine, oil or km well, reduction work,
refinery or hydro. elcelilo plant, or
for any pornnuu pclliuk' Hiieli prod
iicIn to rcfuio iirhlliuiily to hell thn
proiluot to any reAionllilu pertion
applying for II,
II wan held hy thu eonuiiIltiHi Hint
Hitch ii piovInIoh chtnhlUheil u dun.
Xdoiix precedent In IcKiHlallon, par
llcillaily heeatiMii plrikctf at Ihu
Kcncral Him nf IndiiHlry,
Lady Hardlnu Dead
UiNINijuly ITi- IMy lr.
illiiK", vlmrlnu uf I ml In, ilml tml)'
Hi u himillHl miu wfler Hiiilemoliitf
u V'IHI(VH,
i l
MAKES
VIOLENI ATTACK UPON
1IIIIHTOI,, Cuxlmul, .Inly II.
A iolent iiltaclc uiih made
lodav on AiikumHuu llirrell,
chief hceii'tuiy for Ireland, hy
ii mule MiffniKifli who hhIh'iI at
Hut mIiiIii.iiiiiii imiiiediatelv Oil
lux ilcfceiit lioni a train liere.
The iiMiiilant hulled a heavy
huiiilln of paper. In Mr. IlirioH'N
face, nt the hiiiiiu tiini) bhoiit-
Iiij,: "Von cur, you torturer of
wonieii,"
Mix. I'liitnelimi Pmil.hunt,
lint iiiilitaut MiffriiKettc leader,
arretted July H at the offieen of
Ha Wouiiiii'n Hoeial mnl Polit
ical iiiiiou, wiim attain rclciiHct)
today from Holhmnv jail.
LONDON', July II -The. neroplano
Ynco from llemlon to t'nrU nml tinck
today hiii wnu hy Waller I,. Ilrock,
llio American nlriintii, who recently
rarrled o(( llio nerlal tlorliy round
Uintlon nml thu Ignition to Maiicho
ter nlr rnri.
Ilrock arrived at the Hendoii aero
ilromu jul outhitltt loutlou at -l:0H
p. in., having taken exactly three
hour mnl u half to Hy from thn Hue
aerodrome, outnlilu l'aiit. Ah hit
ilytui tlinn on the outward journey
from llcildt'll to HnrU wn three
hoiirH nml thirt -three iiiinule. the
total ilurntioii of hU douhl journey
wan hevi'ii lioiirx, three minutcH ami
xix heeoinU, official time.
I'AIIIH, July ll. Walter U. Ilrock,
mi Amerlrnii inlntor, wn tho flrt
of llio lx conteilnnlit In thu (.oiuloit
rnrlH'Loiulou nvtAtor rco todny to
arrUo ul Hid Hue nerotlromc. Ho
Inuiteil nt II: IS n. in. Lord John
Cnrbury win neeond nt 12:05 p. in.
nml lUnul (larroa third nt 12:10.
llrock'it fly I tiK tlmo from Lomloa
In I'nrl wn tliren hnum thlrly-thrcu
mliiutca; 1'nruery'n Ihron hour, fifty
two uiluuteH, nml (Inrron' four liouni,
flvo minute.
Ilrork ntnrted on hln return Jour
ney to London nt 1 : 1 K p, in.
Ilrork wnn tin flrnt to nrrlvo on tho
French nl'lo of (hi Chnunel, Ha Inml
etl nt llnrdclot, ucnr Houlomie, nml
nfler tnkliiK n (If loon inluuto rest, ho
continued hi (light til l'nrU.
NO ONE WANTS MAIL
CONTRACT TO MARSHFIELD
ItOSKIU'lKl, Or., July It. Ac
conlim; to Postal liixpeetor S. II.
Mooo, the direct mail route to
Marchfield, fimu Hoiehinir, will he
ahandoncd, iik thu Koverument can
not rcoeivo fiitiKfnclory hldrt on llio
line. V; P. Ilarnard, tin prcnent con
traelor, refunoK to inako a hid on tho
former hitHin, claiming that the par
cel pmtt make it inipoHihlc. Quan
litit'H of iiierchmidixu hhiimeil aro hy
litis route, ami once during; tin punt
winter a roller nkuliuK rink shipped
all of it h hkntcrf hy parcel pitht
rather tlinn hy freight. TIicko had
In ho packed aoriom tho inounlaiuK
nt u loHH to thn contractor.
Tho mail for Multifield will ko
either hy way of Myrtle Point or liy
Drain anil iiaitliner iiereaiier.
POHTLANI), July 11. To irovo
that fruiid hud hoon earrlctl ou h)'t
tho ullegotl i'on.ilnilori) In tho cnuo
of tho Uultotl Htutoi BKHln.t W, P.
Mlmird of 1'ortluiid, K, J, Hollora uf
Hoattlo nml J, W, llognii, or Hoiittlo,
nn nltoiuiit to nIiow eortiilu overt uct
whu iiimlo hy tho Kovorninont'ii conn
ol In Ihu Unltud Htiiteu UUtrlct court
hoio today,
Prod L, ColvlK, rouuty clork of
Jack noil county, Oregon, proilliroil
nvhleiiro (Hkoii from Ihu eounly hnok
hIiiiwIiik Hint Miimrd hml In UP cmttni
nimlo (wo Hi(ileoHM for Ihu iit
liluro of Uml, Ih hhu iMiluma threw
wwilk'atluwf wtii' NtH i MJuitriJ
AMU WINS
AEROPLANE RACE
LONDON TO PARIS
AIR JACKSON C0UNT7 LAND FRAUDS
: 'X'
MEDFORD,
VILLA FAILS TO !
OUT OF OFFICE
At Torreon Conference Effort Made
to Prevent Military Leaders of
Revolution From Bccomlnfl Candi
dates for Presidency, But Resolu
tions Fall of Adoption.
TOHIIKON, Mcx., July 1 1. -At Hie.
I'lirrnimi-Villa coiieiliation confer
ence at Torreon an effort to prevent
(leueral ('arraii7.ii or any of thn mili
tary leatlcrx of the revolution from
lieemniiii caiididatex for the pn.'M
dl'ncv or ice-preiideiicv failed to he
adopted, nccnriliiit; to a lengthy of
ficial xtntciuciit ihhiied here today.
Thu inotiou wiim inndu hy (he Villa
delegate. A motion wan carried,
Iiiim over, dfiiiitndiiiL' that the finl
chief, an prexidcut ml iiilerim, with
the triumph of the revolution, idiould
call a convention coinpot.ed of dele
gate: reprcxeutiux the foiiMitutiun
nlit army, eierv lhnmaml hiddien
to he reitrcKcnteil hy one delegate se
lected hy a committee of military
chicfi. to he approved hy the general
of thu diiiou, which would fix the
date and arranuv for Hie election.
Llt of NnmcM Suhiiilttrtl
X lit of names wax Kiiguchted to
("arranxa hy all Hm dolocato-;, from
which ho would M'loct, if he miiv fit,
ii proviHional eahiuet or a consult
ing coiumitlei o act until the election
of permanent ofliccrx. Itcholutinu.
also were adopted condemning what
wnn dfclnri'd tho activity of the
clergy in iioxUtin:: the lluerta gov
crnmriit. This followed n fiuhl in which th'
Villa drlegatcH nttrtnnleil to climii
aln tin' mill I a rv leader, includi it:
Cnrranxn, from presidential MM.ilill
itieit. Those ri'coinmcudeil as suit
ahlo for the nroviioniil caliiitet were:
IglesliiN Caldcron. Luis Cahrcni, An
tonio Villareal, Miguel Silvi. Manuel
Honilln, Alherto Paui, Kduanlo
Hay, Iguacio PcMiueirn, Miguel Dl-.r.
I.oinardo, Jo-n m-concelos, MigmJ
Alessio llolilos ami Frcdonoo Oonr.n
Ich (larra.
Argument Splrltol
The official Ktatement hhowed tint
the argument hail heen spirited at
tiiiiix, hut it reflected n final accord
of the delegates of Villa's northern
military iiiiion ami llio-u reprc
honting the division of. tho raxt as
Miokesineii for (leueral Carranr.a. At
tho hegiuiiiug of thu hcssious-, which
exlcmled oxer nearly a week, the
Villa delegates reoiiested that Oar-
ninr.n name n "rcptinsihlo cahiuel,"
(Continued on puca 3.)
OY8TKII MAY, K. Y July U.
Pretest: from progressive leader-:
from all parts of the count rv against
tho promsa that Colonel KoumivcII
run for governor of New York poured
in today ou tho former president hv
.mull and wire. Sufficient timo had
elapsed hiuco tho attempt of the New
York loudoM to win him last Wed
ucHilny to living in loiters from froiith
ami west and in virtually overy In
Ntiiuoo thn ilemaml was mado that
Colonel Koosevelt stay out of the
rnoo.
for throo different pooplo for tho
mi mo claim, accordhiK to tho record.
Ilort 8. Hnydorj of North Yuklnm,
Wn., loHtlflod that ho .had noted nn
till tiKoitt for Ml n aril during 1101) nml
1 1) 1 0. U Mtntod that upon Icurnlng
Hml Mlmird win not acting In a lo
gltluutto wuy ho quit doallng with
him, Ho nld Hint Mlnard hml deal.
Iiigx wlili n mini named ilurim In
(IriMitN Piuh uml that hU umlorHtuml.
lug wiu t hut Mliiui'd wiu hohlml
lllirim liil Kit! whut iiioucy wnn loft
itflor Ilurim hud heen uheu u rum
1ilvh)ii from tho locating fee paid
by wdller. Aler Hinder hail houn
criw oiBiHliied com I Hdjiiiiiili'd iiiilll
WoHJay,
KEPCAM
MANY
PROTEST
TEDDYS CANDIDACY
OKIftJON, .SATURDAY,
3
,14
RESULT OF BLAZE
TACOMA, Wn , July II.
Tlireo are dead mid fourtoun In-
jurnil nn tho remit of tho flro
5- that dritroycil tho plant of tho -
Coiiimcrclnl Mill company nml 4
tho llldmarck Mill rouiimny lnt 4'
night.
' KuiiiiltiK a Kinintlet of flamo
lo itnvo n fow tlioiifand dollar t
worth of loaded lumber cam -V
r from tho flamo nwcpt mlllynnli,
ii ii witch engine bulougliiR to
4- llio Chlraco, Milwaukee and Ht.
Paul railway Jumped tho trick
when the warped ralla hnnt he-
neuth tho load. Tho locnmotlvo
4- wax thrown Into a mni-ii of
nwtlilng (laiiibw with fifteen men v
aboard.
E
LANDED SAFELY
ST. JOHNS, X. P., July ll.-AII
of the pa.sengeri on the. coantal
steamer Inicnnorc. which struck on
the rocks near ling Harbor Point mid
the (.iilimiliir cija, last night, wen
landed safely todny. M-agrn re
ceived herv today from the scene of
the wreck miIiI lhl Hie steamer hail
filled rapidly after Mnkinir, nd wnn
today resting on the nrks with only
her top deck nhoe water.
The Invennnrc lruk while try
ing to avoid the Jirnvv ice .north of
the Strait of Hello Me. Sho leH
hero Julv I to go as far north as the
ieo wouhl M'nuit. Sho carried a
henw freight and mauv twissengers,
mo-t of them Labrador fishermen mid
planters', aIio were bound north for
the summer.
Tho steum-hip Kyle, with iliion.
and wrecking p'ar, was sent from
here today for Hrlfc Harbor, a, the
officers of Hie luvennoro said that
Hiero was some ho(o of rvfloatiug
the vessel.
Brig Harbor Point U in the north
side of Hamilton Inlet, about -To
miles north of Hollo Me. It i. on
a deolate hi retch of roekhound coast
peopled only hy a fuw M-attered fam
ilies of fichenucn.
Tlie Invcnuore, formerly called
tho Diomedury, i owned by the Itriil
New Kouiidlauil Kiillwav company.
She was built at (llasotv in 1881 and
is WD feel long.
PEnMHKnNS
10 SUE TITANIC
NKW YORK', July 11. In the fed
oral court a ruling in on record to
dav which permits cluimuiiU to with
draw claims glowing out of tho loi-
of the hleaiuhi) Titanic from ad
miralty litigation hero and prosecute
damago suits in LugWi courts. I n
der tho KuglMi law, known as Lord
t'tiiiiplioll's liahihtv not, claimants
may ri'eover iJ,000,000 for I ho ac
count of salwige. freight and passage
money, while llio American statute
limits recti. crv to $117,000.
Action was brought ou claims m:
gregatiug.'?l8,0il0,000. Judge Hand's
order permits the claimants to pro
ceed in Kugli-h points without
prejudice lo their rights of further
action in this country.
T
CLINTON. Okhi., Jul 11. -The
('hovcuuo mid Aruphuo Indium ure
making preparations today for thoir
annual sun tlaiires, which Ihu gov
eminent hits utteinpled lo Miiires.
Tiilml hoatls aiiuouneed Hint the
Clmii iu will diiiico near Canlnne-
iiimil, Julv IK, nml Ihu Ai'iiphncs near
Ciiliiiuel ii Jew day later. Jlocaii-o
of gtiilimeiiliil (Uiili'tilM, the liiilinil'i
havti iloint with Hie eli cut
ling Hml ftMiiifii) wan ii ivntnru of
lb duiit'i,
STEAMER
STRIKES
ROCKS
PAS
NGERS
.Il'I.Y J1, 1014
BUSNESS
MN
VOTE ON W L
SON
T
Some of Proposed Measures Favored.
Others Opposed by Chambers of
Commerce of Nation Abolition of
Interlockinri Directorates Indorsed
No Interference with Stock.
WASHINGTON, July It. Ilesults
of a referendum ou Hit.1 trust bills
'H-iiiliiijr in congress, conducted by
the chamber of commerce of the
Tinted Slates among its constituent
member, were announced hero to
day. Some organization declined to
Mite, giving as their rea-ons Hm!
they regarded such IcgVlution mi-nec'Har-
nt this time. Business oi
giiiiizntimiN in thirty-six stales, east
ing n total oto of ".V.I, recorded
their views.
The vote agninst attempt hy stat
ute to forbid- discriminations in
prices of commodities was otll to
"J7.
(.'uiiMlHIiii In .Milieu
That n proposal o compete wilh
K-rsoiis controlling the nrodtiet of
mines to sell to all upliennt wh'j
may be rcsKiiisiblc. is wrong in ori.i
ciple and unworkable in practice, wa.
voted .VJ7 to .'12.
That (hero should be no statutory
prohibition of conditions accom
panying sales and leases to the ef
fect that buyers or lessee- cannot
handle or use the products of com
(K'tilors, was voted 514 to H.1).
That n final decree In an cuuity
suit bronchi by the government which
cstiililislies tho existence or the inn-
existence of restraint of trade or of
a mopopoly should be coucIumvc evi
dence ius to tho sume general f.tel in
private actions brousht against, tho
same defendant! under tho uuli-triit
laws, wax oted -181 to 12.
That iuterlockinz of directors
among cumiK-titive husimvs corpor
ations, iucltidiug railmails, should he
prohibited, rogurdlev of the sir.e of
coqKiratioiis, if elimination of com
petition among the ronionitioiK in
ipiestiou wouhl coiixtitute a violation
of tho Sherman act, was voted 491
to II.
Interlock lug Directorate-!
The interlocking of officers nml
directors between railroads nml in
ternational concerns- with which they
transact any substantial volume of
business should ho prohibited except
in such instances as tho interstate
commerce commission may deem arc
not detrimental to the public interest,
was voted nil lo :i:i.
That then should be legislation in
a form which would not pronounce
illegal evicting situations, but would
uuthorizo Hie interstate commerce
commission on finding a detriment lo
the nuhlii interest in nny interlocking
directorates to order that it ho term
inated, was voted 't'-'O to 'J'Jo.
That problems involved in prevent
ing concentration of credit should be
offered for investigation and recom
mendation to tho federal reserve
hoard ur sumo other competent body,
was voled -110 to 43.
Corporato Ownership
That eoroorato ownorshiu of utoek
directly or indirectlv of competitors
corporations should he prohibited if
elimination of competition uniting tho
corporations iu question would con
stitute a violation of tho Sherman
net, except in such instances as the
interstate trade commission or tin
interstate, commereo commission, in
tho caso of railroad, inav determine
(Continued on pngo two.)
WASIUNOTON, July 11. Tho of
fectlvo dnto of tho Intorstato com
morco couiiuUhIou'ii luter-mouutnln
rate orders recently sustained hy tho
supremo court, has been advanced to
October 1, to oiiahlo tho railroads to
compile, uml public tho tariffs to bo
put Into effort.
Blight moillHciitlous of tho xono
hoiiudury linos lived In tho original
order have Imoii miido to makn thu
nines ou illiiKonul IrufHo from LhIso
Hupurlur reulon to thn Houth Pacific
count uml from (lalvc.toii to tho
North I'sclHo conform to (he ow
Mlroud flimt Iu iHiilfs Btllcblo to
iluu ruivit.
RUST PROGRAM
DELAY DATE FOR NEW FSTRI
WITH 275 ABOARD
MHfH HH
BtKNOS AVI(i:s, July 11.
The Ocnunn steamship Men
dozn went ashore todny iu a
fog off Mcgotes Point, on llio
Argmtino coast. She has 27
iicoplo on hoard, including. pas
sengers nnd crew, and advices
by wireless arc ihat her Hsition
is dangerous. '
Tho Argeiitiiinn gunboat Pntri
ami two lug have gone to the
assisluiicc of the Mcntli
which is lyintf 'ibout five mile
to the south of (.'ape Corriontca,
where there are many sunken
rock near the shore.
Mtltttfumt
Fi
STOCK LIST TO
LOWER LEVELS
NKW YOItK, July 11. Another
HolllnR inovo'mcnt occurred today In
Now Haven, Chesapeake, tho fiould
lioiucg nml some moro obtcuro stock.
producing now low records. Tho cl!
Ins appeared to bo largely of bear
origin, following an announcement
that tho Intcnttato commerce com
mission had ordered the St. Paul rail
road to rcdnco rates between Minne
sota and North and South aDkoU
Volnts. Tho closing was Irregular.
Further acuto weakness In .W
Haven shares was tho feature or tho
early dealings on tho stock exchange
today. Within the first hrlf hanr
the stock declined abruptly on small
(dealings to 53 Vt, compared with yes
terday's low price of 3S". Ontario
and U'cBtorn, a Now Haven subsidiary
also fell to tho lowest quotation ia
romo years. Otherwise price change
wcro mostly nominal, except for Can-
"adian Pacific, which recovered 2
point or yesterday's loss, and Baltl
maro and Ohio, which rose as much.
Gould Issuch wore not especially con
spicuous, although Missouri Pacific
reacted after an Initial advanco ami
t oon went lower than before. Chesa
peake and Ohio and Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, also established lower pri
ces. Trading was In diminished vol
unio. owing In part to tho small at
tendance of brokers on tho exchange.
SHORTAGE OF COAL
RELIEVED FOR VILLA
SALTILLO, Mox., July 11. The
shortage of coal for mining troop
trains, from which General Villa is
Miid to have suffered recently, ii to
bo relieved immediately, (leueral
Carrnimi has given orders to allow
coal trains to bo run from tho Con
huila coal fields near Sabinas to
Torreon, where it was haid traffic
had been interruoted because of lack
of fuel.
Kepoit was u!o received from
Temnludoras. Vera Cruz, that full'-
half tin federal forces were ready
to join tho eoiistitutionnlists. (leu
eral (larcin Pena. of Hie federal gar
rison at Teinhladeras. has been or
dered to Mexico C'ilv lo reinforce the
garrison there.
John K. Sillimnn, Amerieun vice
consul at Snltillo, has anived hero
to resume ids duties.
At a honrlng early In October tho
railroads will bo afforded an oppor
tunity to show that on certain ar
ticles which tuko u through rate to
tho Pacific const of $1 or loss foi
carloads uml I- or loss for loss than
carloads, groutor rollof ought to ba
vrantod,
Home articles oxreptod from tho
openitloii of Hm long ami short haul
provision of Ihu law uftcr October 1
follow :
The"! articles will tnko a higher
rain to liiicrinudlulo points Huh lo
I'Hilfle count Icrinlnuls, chiefly U
iuii.o of the water eomivllHoH (o Hi-i
I'MI'IHC vot,
BEAR
ORIN
NO. 9.
HA
MAKES
JUSTICE
H S SUCCESSOR
President to Reslmi In Favor of Car
bajal, New Minister of Forelon Af
fairs, Who Hopes to Make Peace
With Constitutionalists Will Ar
range Terms of Surrender.
, WABIIlNflTOy, July ll.Infor
mationvwifs'rei.feiveil from Jlcxico
City by diplomats here today, unyina
Ucncrnl Hucrtit wmilil rcswn within
two'or thrco days in favor of Fran
eico Carbnjal, newly appointed min
ister of foreign nffarrfr.
It was learned that the appoint
ment of Cnrlmjnl. who took office
yesterday, Is pnrt of .general pro-j-rn.m
' which it is' Ifoped to maku
Itctjciv wjllii-tlio1 Vonhtitiilionalists.
The lluerta delegates to tho Niagara
Falls conference are-nderslooil to
have -been awaiting this move for
several days. ('nrlmjal Iiiim Ion?
been n member of the sijpremc court
of Mexico, ami May 31 Inst wnn elect
ed chief justice.
Kcnli.ing that the constitutionalist
generals would dini'rovo Hut plan
for pence conferences with represen
tative. of General lluerta an pro
posed by tho mediators, because ihcy
do not wish to uuvc'iluah'ngH in nnv
form witli'lfuerta, ..the PiMres,tion
jvur made! 'in the lluerta group that
nnothcr man be placed in power with
whom the constitutionalists might
feel disponed to treat.
It irf believed hero that Carhajul
will endeavor to arrange tonus of
jH'nce which would be virtually tenm
of surrender. t
NNES INDIGNANT"
POItTIVXI), Or., July It. Victor
F Inues, a fonner deputy United
States prosecutor of Nevada, who is
named in connection with the mys
terious disappearance of Mm. F.loise
Xehu.s Dennis nml her sister, Beatrice.
Xelins, todny repeated his denials
that he knew of tho whereabouts uf
tho women. Jo 1011 nnd 10 PJ he
said ho had acted as attorney for
Mrs. Dennis in her divorcu suit at
Iieuo. Mr. luues said since tho di
vorce detuits were settled ho hud
heard nothing from Mrs. Dennis, thu
lat being a yenrtor more ago. llu
said ho never knew any of llio other
members of the family. lit was pre
paring today to remove his family
to Salt Lake City to take up u per
manent residence there.
That Jfts. Dennis hint confided to
him iu 1011 that she. hud several
times attempted tuiicide so sho could
leave 0,000 or .fao.OOO life insur
ance money to her son, was assert
ed by Mr. luncn. Three attempts to
kill herself, hIiu had told Mr. limes,
failed.
Tho Mrs. Minis or Mines, men
tinned liy Mrs. Demiis' mother, Mm.
John Nelnis, at Atlanta, (la., as,
Intics' aunt, is unknown to Iuncs,
who also denied ho ever hnil been
engaged to Mrs. Donni, pr that ho
had over been sought for higuiny. He
also denied he hail over negotiated
any investments for Mrs. Dennis: or
her family.
I
RETURNED TO OFFICE
WINXIPKO, Mini., July 11. -AK.
though returns from yesterday's gen
eral provisional election wcro not
complete early today, ihu rc-clectlon
of tho government of Kir Hedmo.id
Itohliu ami a conservative, or govt
eminent IcgUlutuio, MH-nied HKurtl,
Outlying communities- wort) blow m
reporting ic-ulls uml it whu hfliu'J
the evuet strength of Hm vmhuvw,
tlvcs In the Icgikjaiuru mhM itU (w
kmiii I'oi1 n ilay or I wit. lUlim m
In curly oilu' xiivh lift) wmml
foi'c! lcity-lkrin (if fhi yi)ks
VIM If, mh4 hn iwwi-tihm, nt lit
eriiN, Ucnly m, with Uw nma&
tof ww 4.U iu 4)gjU
OVER
ACCUSATIONS
NELMS DENNISCASE
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