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Show ? i. Le J a- J7, JlLnrtl Hi)That's - -- .' . . it. a J Jirib.Fth.JwrwU fsOOO4" WiM TWO FEB. IB TWENTY TONS OF HUNDRED ND a J WIDE TRIP. TO BEING CONCENTRATED WHICH MINERS HAVE VERY NARROW ESCAPE FLEET ON THE WORLD SUPPLIES ARE ALSO EVAN'S SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1908 oi sra rat iMi AT FRIS- WILL STOCK BC HCLD CO UNDERSTOOD, FLEET FOR THE TRIP TO OF ISLANDS. ARRIVAL the pending E w,u IT THERE. SUP-,- ENROUTE ARE NOW cwifi J a yubiialirfc Dally at (Dnbrti. lltal WASHINGTON f Ths People Try the Papsr That All the News Truth- fully. That's Why They Taka the Advertisers Journal. Cannot Afford to Forget This. a Gives THE THE LONDON, FEB. here for the meet and the IS STILL LACKING ON THE the Eum college !: it is already In evidence in REPORT THAT THE 8HAH OF the vh:!.i:y of Stanford White's famous PERSIA HAS BEEN ASSASSINAT- garden. Tale, Cornell, Dartmouth. PennsylED. COMMUNICATION WITH vania ;.J Columbia hare entered IS ALWAYS UNRELIABLE. teams li the two-mi- le college event. Ib the one mile for the Martinique cup SEARCHING OREGON probably the greatest array of mile COAST FOR DROWNED runners ever gathered In one race will MEN AND WOMEN. Start. Haskins, the mile and half-mi- le lnterrolh-KiatCoe, the conchampion; (By the United Press.) ference mile champion of 1M; Light-bod- y BAY CITY. Ore., FVb. 15. Searchof Chicago, who won twlee at ing parties are patrolling the wild Athens in the distance runs, and the Oregon coast north of Bay City, Ore- best inlle runners In this section, Ingon, today waiting for the bodies of ten unfortunate members of the crew cluding Rodgers, Sullivan and Cohn, will fltiht it of the steamer Emily Reed, to come eluaeout, and ths winner Is sure to record figures. to he washed ashore. Captain Kessel Anoilter race. In Itself a feature, !s of the wrecked vessel is leading the d the scratch, in Hillman and volunteers and hops Is expressed that of Pennsylvania and Parsons of Taylor some of the bodies will be discovered the indnor record holder before night. The Emily Reed struck Tale, have promised to start. about ten miles north of Bay City Friday morning and six survivors took ALABAMA REPULICANS. shelter In a ranch house. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Feb. 15. ReINDOOR ATHLETIC CARNIVAL, publicans of the sixth district of AlaNEW TORK, Feb. 15. What prom- bama convened here today for ths pur. of selecting two delegates to ths ises to be the greatest athletic carnival pose national convention, nominating a canIn the history of ths Blue and White will he held by Columbia university In didate Jir congress and electing a commitMadison Square garden tonight. Ath- new congressional executive letes from all ths leading colleges of tee. . TE-HER- e SZECHEUYIS ed HAVE G0I1E tHy the United Press NEVADA CITY, JYb. 15. A fire hrok out at a pump station on the 1.100 foot level of the Brunswick mine at Grass Valley at 2 o'clock this morning. Thirty miners narrowly escaped death. Ths mine shaft was stHtn full of smoke, gaa and fumes. The alarm given ly the underground pumpman was Just in time to nave the miners from a horrible death. They fought their way to the shaft through dense smoke and gas aud were hoisted to the vsurface with difficulty. Uarriaon Kustus Young, a miner was found to be nilsaing. After searching fur an hour and a half the party found him nw'f dead than alive and carried him to the shaft with difficulty. No fatalities. The fire was caused by an electric wire touching the timbers. INDICTMENTS MAY BE QUASHED AGAINST BROWN AND BARTNETT. NEWS EVENTS 600-yar- (00-ya- TO PARIS FeL Kaa, onPHCJL Thc 15 tseubator baby of the SL tl world' fair, for the poaaes-H- h lrri. W which the mother. Mm Char-Ia-n , Binkley, and the foster moth-His. Btella Barclay, have been the courts of Kansas and lthf blatoday yean hid. DM TW hihy was born In a St Louis 15, 118. and IgglWl s February si m hail that It was sent to the Wntstar bsby concession at ths St. Ths child remaln-- 4 IMP Mporitkm. it ths exposition throughout ths xn. Barclay and her hus-t- ul was hi ieharge of that exhibit al thff decided to adopt the child. TkiT hoh out adoption papers and Ink tha haby to their borne In Itef understood then that the tor rathe daughter of an actreaa Mra Uu M child was adopted. Informed Blottf, who had been M hr haby waa dead, learned This vim I ms and claimed it nmf Btltatton which baa lasted wQ bw years. Th mtsola courts first decided in fcwr f Bra Bleskley, but tbs court d Vlish reversed this decision and Then Mrs. sm a new trial Bhnkky returned to her former homo h Livrcacs, Kan. and lived there Ilk th child for a long time before In Bsrdsy found where ah waa. The the suits Vegan in Kansas. Tha pms court hers had held In fa-- r 1111-s- ah ' NEW YORK. Feb. 15. Snugly ensconced in the bridal auite, with thirty servants at their beck and call, Count Laaslo Baechenyl and Countess Gladys sail today for Paris, via Cherbourg, on tha Kalserin Augusta Victoria of the Una. William K. Ham Vanderbilt. Jr., cousin of tha countess, and W. S. Hoyt also aaUed on ths same steamer, Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Vanderburg-Americ- an rd 1 bilt and their daughter, Kathleen, and Alfred G. Vanderbilt, are already In Europe. In announcing bis plans. Count Bsecbcnyl said that be would taka his bride directly to Parts, where they wlU spend some time before leaving for Rome, where the Bsechenyls expect to have an audience with the pope. From Rome they will go to the Baechenyl castle In Hungary. Five million dollars of ths fortune of the Countess Baechenyl ha been transferred from this city to the Hungarian Discount and Exchange bank at Buds peat to establish an ample fund for the young couple when they reach their BRIGADIER GENERAL DAVIS TO RETIRE. !. RUSSIAN ARMY WILL MOBILIZE AT ODESSA AND KEIF. NEW YORK, FEB. 1& LATE THIS AFTERNOON PERONS CONNECT. (By the United rises.) LONDON, Fh. II. Ths Russian ED WITH THE BANKING HOUSES HAVING HEAVY HOLDINGS IN army .has been ordered to mobilise at Odessa and Kief, In ths province of SOUTHERN PACIFIC SECURITIES, RECEIVED INFORMATION FROM Don. to an exchange tele- WASHINGTON THAT BONAPARTE HAS DIRECTED CRIMINAL d Mrs, Bleskley. last sum-s- o graph according who received the news company, u (Sort was made to kidnap ths AGAINST RESPONSIBLE OFFICERS OF THAT ROAD FOR MUM this failed and Mra. Bleakley from St. Petersburg from "reliable FINES OF THIRTY TO 108 CASES OF REBATING AND INVOLVING a to Topeka to live. She Is now her with her baby. FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN EACH CASE. CHICAGO GRAIN. Meet two months ago Mrs. Bar-h- y obtilDcd a writ of habeas corpus (By the United Press.) h ths United States circuit court and CHICAGO, Feb. IS. Following are h wss recently argued. The case the grain Quotations for today: ADD shsftted on the agreed state Wheat-Op- en, II high, IBS 1; wt f Nets. Tha Barclays aldmlt low, Bt; close, lll-l- . f Corn. .Open, COl-Bleakley Is th mother of high, tll;-low- , s AM.. The X 1. 2; entlr ease hinges n close, A bjnUty of Oats Open, 52 ths adoption papers, high, 52; low. Nth Os Barclays procured In Mai- - 521-- 4; close, 62 1. ' . nr PROS-ECUTIO- pm 7-- 1-- 1-- 5--1; 7-- Jftaiid " ' Mrs. Bleskley have bean and Mra. Bleakley lives wither, 1114, Cora. Thoxnp- - SUFFRAGETTES NEW YORK, great demonstration JAMES OF WJTH FLOOD TO PARADE. Feb. 1A Another of suffragettes, under the leadership of the English (By the United Presa) agitators, is planned for tomorrow. Feb. 16. Merchants piTTBBURG, THE EARTH. It Is expected that not leas than and residents are moving to places women will assemble and march of safety antldpatlg one of the worst ttwrAnnaTwis. Feb. ii.- -a through thg' streets. floods In the history of the river. "t11 Independence from the Warnings were issued today that tha dpnplng landlords, the negll-- r CHILD BURNED TO Monongahela and Allegheny rivers AND DEATH THV taubty hotel clerks and fast by morning. will reach thirty CRAZY. MOTHER Nlty of Walters and bellboya. feet is ths flood stags and Twenty-tw- o tJTT ooniflaCT the drummer is now above nineteen. (By the United Press.) Promulgated at a 16. In a Are The greatest danger from Ice Is Feb. Cal., RIVERSIDE, f commercial travelers held home of 8. Young expected late today when the Althe that destroyed nnk,ntOT house today. A at Elsinore last night, his lte.i "nkm w formed legheny river icg Is Joined by Mononwhich will wss burned to death, gahela river Ice. The liver here roe son, Gordon, corrtct some of the more and Elisabeth Stewart, an nearly five feet In two hours. f ,,fs on the road.' J wss fatally of Mra sister Young, Ip Uken ta that th burned.. Mra Young was alone with MOVEMENT OF BIG everJrwhera being the two children when the flames BATTLESHIP FLEET. ?rtl0nt charged, poor started. Thawing the oldest child out kocommodatlon. The of ths window she (By ths United Presa) leaped out herself .alm Primarily to SAN DIEGO. Feb. remedy who later ran to and the neighbors, htwJL k Tb ulUon WU1 t could not find the younger child. Re- message from Magdalena Bay anof business turning she found Elisabeth lying be- nounces that the big battle ship NeVttiH nJ mp,oyB-- neath the window unconscious from braska sailed from these for Bremer-- ! m member Is the fall and .Jrh!r terribly burned. The boy ton navy yard Today the armored, he I. working was found burned to a crisp In bed. cruisers Tennessee, Washington, West hr. ,MUPc The mother Is demented over the loss Virginia Colorado, Maryland and b ln . union. of the child. A candle left burning Pennsylvania commanded by Admirals WTLANB near the window curtains is believed Dayton and Bebree sail for Ban SOCIETY The last four vessels are to redine. to have caused the Are. ceive at Mar Island Navy repairs Frt- ls- Mayor Mp- - MONTANA SAVINGS BANK while the Tennessee and Washyeard "7- ,nfl eTrl other . . OPENS AGAIN. ington will come to Southern Caliwllb re- hi t, tos. .Pftm,n fornia waters for ' a month or six ' (By the Uslted Presa) ? g0SJnW,t- - i,nMr of week a , BUTTE, Feb. 15. The State Savings hank dpened tor business this BREECHES SAVED Hio The hank suspended last ELEVEN FROM DEATH. morning. P. CONVENTION. TOLq October. At no time was It Insolvent 1SUL? In the court Republicans and all proceedings (By the United Presa) 0BWntkrh5. ahtrlct win hold against the Institution were this mornEAHTORT. U L. Feb. 15. Only br Gw to select ing dismissed, on motion of the attor- by the use of breeches saved eleven fjhltt Chc,R0 convention, ney general and state hank examiner. fgrom death when the three masted ar In command of Not a '"tsstion. doors when schooner Howard B. Peck was driven single person at the : ashore today. It opened.: "" ". . WUBBERSv AGAINST 06 J two-year-o- ld eight-year-o- ld ter . v- IT Z . St "y Fran-cloc- o. to . - - .sr7ofwTorkat - - ' 6 N BRYAN TH 2; Brigadier-GenerWASHINGTON, Feb. Charles E. L. B. Davis will celebrate the 5th anniversary of his birth tomorrow and will retire from the army after forty-tw- o years of active service as an officer. Colonel Daniel H. Brush of the Twenty-fourt- h Infantry will be promoted to the rank of brigadier-general to succeed General Davis. Brigadier-GenerDavis ' projected the channel at the lower end of the Detroit river, for which congress approHs graduated priated 11,600,000. from West Point In HOC. He was Instructor of mathematics there from 1506 to 1570. In 1172 he went to New Orleans on duty connected with the Improvement of the mouth of the and later waa stationed at Galveston, Tex. He went to Detroit In 1852 as lighthouse Inspector of all the lakes. From 1586 to 1852 he wss In charge of tha river and harbor works at Milwaukee, Wla. Hs was next stationed at Washington In charge of the rivers and harbors, fortifications of the Potomac river and Hampton roads amV ths Washington acqueducL For two years previous to going to Detroit In 1904, Colonel Davis was stationed lu the Philippines as chief engineer officer. His promotions were as follows : Second lieutenant, 1856; first lieutenant, 1847; captain, 1877; major, 1888; lieutenant-colonel, 1001; colonel, 1006; brigadieal al home. 2; (By tha United Press.) FRANCISCO. Feb. 15. Irregularity In ths Impaneling of the present grand Jury may result in the dismissal of the lust butch of Indictments against Brown and Batnett and Treadwell, former officials of the California Bafe Deposit bank. Brown's attorney in making a motion to squash discovered through ths Indictments questioning John W. Hammersmith, of of the Jurors, who Indicted the bankers that Hammersmith's horns Is In HamAlameda, not Ban Francisco. mersmith had sworn that Ban Francisco was hla home. BAN r-general, 1008. Of INTEREST NEXT WEEK WASHINGTON Battleship fleet of Admiral Evans is due at Callao, rrru, Tuesday. National Society of Naval Bponcera will bs formally organised at s mating In Continental hall Wednesday. Bids for th aals of two navy department monitors, ths Csnonlua and the Pints, will be opened Wednesday. Labor editors of the daily press will meet Saturday and organise a national labor press league. NEW TORK White law Reid, or to Great Britain, sails Thursday for England, Nations! Motor Boat and Sportsmens show opens Thursday In Madison Square Garden. CHICAGO Governor of Hughes New York speaks at the annual banquet of the Union League club SaturInland Dally rress aaoclatton day, convenes Monday, NEW ORLEANS International Asodstlnn of Master House Painters and Decorators of ths United States and Canada convenes Tuesam-basad- J day. DALLAS Southern Cotton association opens annual convention Wednesday. ATLANTA Southern division of Salvation Army meets Friday. ALBANY-Anti-- race track hearing will be held Wednesday. MINNEAPOLIS Alpha Delta Phi. fraternity convenes Thursday. BUFFALO Secretary Taft will speak on Saturday. INDIANAPOLIS Banquet In honor of Bryan Monday. HUTCHINSON Kansas Democrat-l- a state convention Friday. DemoOklahoma MUSKOGEE cratic state convention Saturday. RUSSIANS ARE PREPAR- r INC FOR TROUBLE WITH TURKEY. (By tha United Presa) ' Feb. 15. The Bt, PetersLONDON, WILL FIGHT AGAIN. burg army mov is attributed to the , recent Russian troubles with Turkey (By the United Presa.) LONDON. Fleb. II. Another light Th Sultan has been acting sggiws-slvcf- ty agalnef Pifsia and recently la being arranged between Molr and (By the United Presa) Burna. Lord Lonsdale has offered to Invaded that territory In disregard of 15. RepreFebu WASHINGTON, demand from BL back Molr for 15.000 to stay alx rounds tha peremptory sentative Ollle James of Kentucky is It Is believed that the articles will bs Petersburg for tha withdrawal of the being urged for second place on the signed next week. troops, Democratic ticket by a number of . Bryan men In the house. He said SOCIALISTS REPORT PROGRESS. PHILLIPINO. ARRESTED FOR CUTTING OFF accord with he would be In direct HEAD OF CHINAMAN. NEW TORK, Feb. 15 With the batBryan cm all pollciea James Is forceful, eloquent and It Is also urged that tle cry Haywood for PrealdenL" the fflr ths United Presa) they would give the south representa- Arbciter Ring, a national organisation PACIFIC GROVE, Feb. IS. A phll-Ipplof Socialists, began a convention here tion on the ticket. ths name of Ben Wolcott giving today. The session will, continue was In 'Monterey accused of arrested through tomorrow, when reports will RAILWAY AGENTS ' Chinaman at Ban Mateo Feb. a killing on move be received the the of growth NOW IN SESSION. . 2. Ths Chinaman and Wolcott had ment throughout the country. DeleLOB ANGELES. Cal., Feb. 15. With gates are here representing locals In been celebrating the New Tear and the addresses of welcome by leading rail- New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Isl- next morning the Chinaman waa found with his head nearly severed and Wolway men and officials at Los Angeles and, Connecticut, Maryland, Illinois, will be taken to Ban Mateo. cott commercial bodies, the twefth annual Ohio and the District of Columbia. convention of the National Association . Organisers will ha appointed ' for GOMPER8 IN SECRET of Railway Agents wss opened at the other districts, and new plana of CONFERENCE WITH Hotel Hayward today. Local agents of spreading tha propaganda will be disLABOR LEADERS. , seccussed. The officers aay that there leading railways are hers from all tions of the country, making the trip Is a national membership of thirty (By tbe United Presa) in a special train. thousand. ' WASHINGTON, Feb. 15. Gompers The convention will extend through Is In secret conference with represenFLOOD IN OHIO. five days. Among the' subjects slated tative labor leaders today end It la for discussion mra the government believed that they ar seeking new the United Presa.) (By ownership of transportation lines; the Feb. 15. The Auglalse lines of action following the recent deLIMA, O, handling of foreign can; the effect of river Is out of lu banks and flooding cision of thp United States supreme the lowering of passenger rates and the large district, causing a heavy loss. court It Is possible that the conferattitude of railway agents toward labor a' At Hamilton a number of streets ence forecasts the entry of organised A unlona political field and. flooded are by the Miami river, which labor Into the Many entertainments have been ar- is scores will be launching an Independent labor party. and steadily rising ranged for the visitors, including an driven from their homes. D&C DE CHAULNES AND excursion to Catalina island tomorrow, At Springfield Bock Creek Is out of a trip to ML Lowe on Monday and a MISS SHONTS MARRIED. and 400 families are tour of the "balloon route on Tues- Its banks (By the United Presa) day. Ths Anal business meeting will bs NEW TORK, Feb, 15 America addheld Wednesday and the special train OPEN THE BELEN CUT-OFed another one to her Hat of duchesses will leave that night traveling East by SANTA FE, N. M, Feb. 15. The at noon today when Mias Shonts beway of Ban Antonio, Houston, New Orof the Santa He road came the bride of , Due De Chaulnea leans and Memphis. In the tatter cities Belen cut-o- ff the railway agents will be entertained will be opened for traffic today, be- The ceremony was performed by Mgr, and Pocoo 'yilley. Lavella by. the local railway inert v tween California MOIR AND BURNS KENTUCKY no F. 1 t ' i 1' |