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IirA,N Isss 81 IIfs F~Ar~d Is P,sAE Ra,s-
iaz asa@, Tee ~tsFm sssHeVerS.

J
HNN,N, Or' u Tn. French steamer
Nav ARE was Inc rr-' e-@-l ~ enter tho
ha-jror here snc~ the hurricAne sst IN
81, arr, ~ 81 a clock ~. ispoVts thai
she ran into the bad weather ~ the night
Of October II vhsn Iss mikes from
HAy ana She h~ads-l tor k.v Wsaf
On Monday. the weather clearing. shs
changed her courps sRain FOE Havana
and - hen fif'y miles from this port she
ran INTO he s~,ond hGrrioame She
gan pru~d about and stood uni To sea
~ ride oIt the storm She sustained NO
serious damage Later other stqam~rs
cam" IN. including the Fsp-ranSs, from
N-'y NorS and the ENcrlsIor. from New
rlHIns
$50 day "pen~d cI~ar hui rain began
- fall again a. clock this afternoon
coming down helviIy until S oclock
The ~nl;her prospects are nov fair.
The Bel~m Observatory. noting a con-
tintled low barometer. early this after
noon s-nt ont warning - another srorn.
L1Jcr. howevrr. the barometer began
20 ris.. and IN" warming vas withdrawn.
Comrnuuicn ton with the interior has
n, vet bc"n r"sst Ibli-hed The rail-
roads are still inter- Iptrd II - rumorcd
that the loss ~ life IN the p:pvinoe ~
Pinlr del Rio will amount IA hundreds
while tens - thousands are destitute.
Tie Gnv-rnment has invite q all it, on
plov.~.~ - contrib IT two days ay foT
~. -,''nf - ii.c viciims
President Gomez has ann 'ii c. that
h uuiiding 70 a 81 .oGn.1S pr--Ideutial
9 l7oc viii lee IsOstpon~d and the money
devoted I, the relief 81 the sufferers by
he storm
No foreign nails have been received yet
A biE lighter belonging to the New York
and Cuba Mail steamship Company was
blown ou' ~ the harbor and was thrown
by the SEA upon the lawn IN front Of
suburban res,dence IN the V~dado. where
~ ~ now high and dry The owner Z
tie premises - demanding damages ftr
the dsstrlIction 81 his sea wall and garden.
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,tNDERRILEEhIW NJ WORS.
Mr.. uekIa,, IN shieags. SAYS us Ne
ba.I,'s NnAIr whether she 3. 10 Narry.

basiN = NuaW WNfther ~tt~ " 70 Nafrt'
tucAao. Oct. - Mrs smith Hollins
McKim. s,r.iv woman - Baltimore
nj New Work city. 10 whom q divorce
vas granted few davS agn IN Reno.
Nevada stepped from an Overland linn
lted train at the JBiun station this after.
noon slssed her father. Capt Isaac l.
Emerson. tho hromo s"ltyer king. and
then sad - Was nobody's affair bat her
own whsih her shs was - marry Alfr-d
GNynn. Vanderbilt
Another admirer who - said 10 have
been constant IA hr~ devotion was On
hand This was Vladimir RogevinI. a
young Russian Of noble family who has
b.en a cun-picuou- figure ia the New
Iork smart -et Tor two years
u was Rogevin,'- name that Young
Mrs McKlm drew into the .ariuS ~ her
divorce ca. IN Reno She sad the Rus
-lan was present "a her apartment IA the
Plnz, Ho'ei. New Work. when Dr. Mckim
H. alleged - have kno"ked her down
Throughout her marital troubles Roz--
vini is said to have is'-n often near her
Capt Emerson arrived IN chicago to-
day and shortly anerwari EpR-vini
reached the CITY Both s'opped A. the
Blackstone Hotel They were together
most ~ the forenoon. Capt. Emerson
would not discuss his daughters divorce
or the prospects IT her second marTiage
RoRevini insisted that he was not on
gagged io marry Mrs McKim. Ne said
that "a New York n was genera iy ex-
pected that she and Vanderbilt would
marry shortly
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WON'T RAISE BAkERS PAY
or Give Him Ten mere Captains wun,ri-
pat Peyry Denett.


Police Commissioner Baker IL not to get
the increase of salary to ti7. 600 which he
suggested when ne made up his depart
unent estimates That was practically
decided on yesterday when Measrs Nit
chel. Preudersa~ and McAneny a. a
COMMITTEES Of the Board Of Estimate
heard him. After q Whispered consults-
ton they announced that they did not
think that they could report favorably o.
the increase this year. Mr.. Baker took
the news philosophically and remarked.
.Oh. we'll. that's . matter for You gentle
men 10 determine
Then Won won't resign u you don't
get the increase;- said Comptroller Prem
der Gast good humoredly.
-Oh. no the Commissioner laughed
hack He told the committee that he was
not 80 much concerned about n salary
increase for himself az he was To get a
raise ~ t7OO n year for each NJ the twenty
one clerks employed m the department
He said that these men vsre getting only
81 .OOO and that most ~ them had been
working for many wears at that wage
II IL believed that IN" clerks will have
% struggle along for another year on their
old salary basis The COMMITTEES will
also report adversely IN the plea made
by the Commissioner for ten new cap.
tains
Dock con missioner Tnmkins told the
COMMITTEES that there Vas q deficit ~
81 6Ij on on the years operation ~ the
municirtl ferries to staten Island. The
large municipal boats he said. required
q Grew ~ nlors men than the private ferry
b. nts and the CITY had n obey the eight
ho'r la~ and ~ nav higher wages than
private ln~- -
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ton ha- r~srh~-i ~lHsttv - aftv twS
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storm appsF-T'lv n RaFth-rn th,Ftdia
Dangerous t,rn sHath Nilantic vast
-tu pFubahiv -Nt~nsi a. delaware Cap~-
30 nisht HIFricsn- ~arb,Rs- -xirnsi-,i
nns hsaTsi tu F'rt Munru-
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HOFFSTOT GIVES nan.
win Ash for n change % Venue Prom
PtttsbuTS Because Of Pre- JudIre.

PITTsBrR0. Oct - Frank y. HonStot.
steel car maker and hank president. who
the Supreme Court 81 the United Statea
decided Yesterday must come into Penn
sylvania from New York To stand trial
on charges u iInsi him IN connection with
hribing Pitt-burg Gouncilmen. reached
Pittsburg this morning
The first intima ton thzt District Al
torney William Blakelev had was when
HoHstots attorney ,el~phon"d that Hon
slot was NJ his once ready % give hail
let Mr. Hohstot come 20 NV ONCE
and give hi- hail the same as any other
person We are not playing favorites. :
was the word sent hack over the telephone
by the District Attorney
Adrian n Isrkin. New Work counsel
for Honstot. had accpmpan him To
Pitt@burg. and he accompanied Hodatot
10 the ONCE ~ the District Attorney where
S7OOpO hail was givcn by Theodore y
Friend. son NJ HoH-tnt's former business
partner.
Later ~ Honstot walked along the
street he was Missed Ivy some who recog-
nized him HOhstOt will ask = change
ol venue from Piusburg on the ground
that no cannot get an unbiased jury here
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ss.-ssssra s..U ..s ssa=T.rf 80 90
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$685. - ssisnsis ~ a.sf go frassss-s'
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trasH.s 1850 fssssa sfa Flsff Hffs=s
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$50 --..fs u.-t~ 49, ~ - in- -
ssnls 80 80 fssfssi - - sst--s
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49, sa-a $50 80 $3.50 ssf-- 49,
~.r- .-ss snt sfr-sIr ru-- -spisiiv sni
fslfi=-I - =-sfaar.f Nsiifnan sna ers~
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600 nsi rr~s-a niutsr anss W~iiinas s'ss
.f -aH-s- Air-aIp sbansils--zt n .t't-
rI.. rfts rs-ss - ais'tsi- e. % $50
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vs. % sr-s ,nl. ai---aa- - -
-tr-st e. usa~s .t@ssf 90 s-ra'tns - -
&C.. artn 90 sr-t.- fF'- a'sr H-ss
rhE
ross 10 Hss vsovsts
.tg r..,~i ~ rr.-n. o. IL ttrehir
r.ran - .s-- 49, af'-r isaviaa Atlantic
tuv ansi hsi - thru~ sur~ F.-si~ns
sv-r,.oaryi - ss~p aioys - sas~f
We rfarttrtIv 81 fa-uisns 49, euns
tr- ,rs-rtr, began 90 frift 'r~~ kn~~
,rar tr- Trrnr 80 di. trpua duhs snd
had .sff H-rusltsta oa Monsiav They
s-tlt -baru .aak OLE Zoe th- Treat
WHEN ,A~v 49, ths rr~at's 1sh's
b-s,,-- da~u 'ht- morning 'hs crSvs
jov -. damp~ne,i by 'h- 'ho .sh' that
they ha.i - $3.50 assistance i,t-' a. the
aIr-htp "a about - br,-ss ths sorid's
r-ror,t Coz -usuranc. wou,d have bssn
IA sl --v~u'v two hour a. o'clocs
m. Nmsrtra -stl had kA- enough 20
ss~p her aroa' twenty hours longer The
crew were glad 10 -, aboard the Treat
a. they had h~x,tn 10 fear that they would
NO, rsash home again Navigator s,mOns
ot IN. Am-r,ca took several photographs
u the air-hip from the d~ck % The Trent
before the air-Aip disappeared
.Th- treats hrss sight 81 ,hs airship
was durirE tbs dawn and showed the
America "a the southeast TN account
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atNT, r'US sSRIB
Ni,i~rsiaa IhtnA. tssAFa . ~s',i NashsStSs
ts~ uN,sS - ssigVtake

Rp..th-s fh.af~.HIl co.'s r~hfp Hr'ti
nance vs. iatrH.I.Hsst 30 v~sf-r,tav .
me- ~ q the Nli-r.n.u BE- cams from
NEi~runan 49, 500 NJ rr'r- 81 mt
rtsf. ~ HlIt - a ts.aFi q GERS - cun-
= sttnE e tW-utv hV- in-pb~r- - 10
aufs rtsyl ~ the uayuT . pa-a IN al
-IrtHss ptiy- sshib't'"r- shuvs en-
t-rtlirm@r'- - scts hH- - $40
4. provided fur anv pH~rc- agatnG the
pr T-ps7i 80 th-r- - already q - llu.
tom r-uilrg frr the sppotntn-ut % a
Gems rship - moving pictur~ shows
ALDERMAN .-ckerz ordinance Was ~
f.rr.,l =, The Comm,tt~~ on Laws aud
IeHi~latiun
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Of IN" light the airshtp was m Eniti"d M
appearauC" Thu aIrship b"EIn com
muniCstions with IN" Trent ~ MorS'
code. although from tn. Ame -icn's own
cod. enough words coUld h" Distinguish =
tn show h-- need for h"lp
The problem OF getting niongSid' wa
new "a marin" raCuC~ Ia" I rent feared
- get close T." tn" airshIp hccanS" ~ n
danger of hitting IA. Americas car
There was = So the danger 20 h"" "nRin"s
and Of setting the gasol"ne afr" and 80
putting both TIN. steamship and IA" bal
loon ~ IerIl Aftnr first communira, ions
wireless WAS found NOR" practical and
used Tired several times 20 hand lin"
20 airship. but couldn't All that TN" ~"
were :" close TO America W" cou'd 'alk
easily with Wsllman Commsuir "
Trent mega rhoned Finally W"llman b.
cided 20 take 70 hfeboat ILfsbpa' was
landed safely IN water Will" Trent stood
nv with buoys and lifeboa's
-DowV Captain
The wireless messages cam" m Cl"a
enough ~ umes. but now and IN
weather conditions would interior"
Wireless Operators al thu Rrook'yn navy
yard aud Other nearby stations could
read IN" messages coming m from the
Trrnt clear enough. hut the breaks were
many. especially when thicker weather
and fog so ~ after shutdown.
rRESr $50 urLEs AWAY A. wIbSI0HT
~ midnight the Treat vas 2So miles
southeast ~ Sandy Hook The United
Wireless Office here was talking with the
shin directly az midnight and mad been
doing ~ for two hours. Prior 20 ~ o'clock
all desplichs- from the Trent had ~
come through Atlantic city.
FIRST WORD or rHE HESCrE.
The frs ne-sage announcing the res-
cue ~ the Aeronaut- reached the United
Wireless station here during the late
forenoon Yesterday and vas addressed
TO Sanderson \ son. agents of the Royal
Mail. aud signed 10y Capt. hown ~ IN"
Trent The message said
nsA " to-day sighted weilrnan's air.
.htp America IN Distress SiRn1lled by
Mors. code that she required as-iAta nee
and help. After three hours manPu"rinR
I and frcsh winds blowing got Wellnsn vim
ht- entire crew and cat We're hauled
safely 90 hprri Al are we'll The Amer
lee va In ndpn"d poe l1'itude y - north
longitude a, o., We.
bows Master
shortly a,tcg ~, ne. arrived one
wi- recei"eI W ths Narcnni Company
ln Nev nrk. whlch was addr~ased 20
tho Marconi reopIe and signed nv Jack
= Irwin. the wirel"s- OPERATOR who sailed
With " Gilman aboard tho diriziblA This
SECOND message. whicn showa that Irwin
WA a. anxious about hls wireless APP
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Longitude 81 Here the wind shifted 70
the northwest and blew thirty miles an
hour TIL. America vas drifting twenty
Ave miles an hour
The aauilibrat or pulled hard ridInE over
the seas. jerking and Shoe king the ship
threatened total destruction II was
dreadful night bat IN" entir" crew were
calm and cheerful We W"r" greatly
exhausted One after IN" u'h"r vent tu
sleep .Nl~cting - wake up IN the ocean.
but content Ia only keep abov. the water.
The e1uiIbra'or was dragging the Amer
ica down and threatening 20 sweep away
the Ifeboat. our onlv hope ~ saving our
selvr- Al hands agreed 10 stick by IN"
ship We throw over xaSol"ne To tighten
the ship
ASA VI orders were given TO start
the motor 70 try to make Europe or the
Azores The wind held favorable hut
soon veered to the northeast The
Azores being Impossible with the re-
duc.d xa.ol~ne ~ was decided 10 try TO
make Bermuda We drift~d to the
southwest AZ abort fifteen miles an hour
re.erving the motor and gasolene for
final effort. being resolve 20 hold the ship
NJ long ~ possible
HARD NIT ~ THE COLD
ON Monday night we jettisoned more
gasolena and part NJ the machinery
which vas damaged. to keep afioat
During the cold night We realized that It
was impossible TO keep up another night.
Az Monday We kept snoat and none Of
W. thought Of giving up before tie last
hours unean We mot q vessel The great
danger was the equilibrAtor'S smashing
or foundering tn. lfeboat. which was
launched With diffcllty in the high wind
in the early moTninR We cav the Trent
when she was two hours away II was
our only course 10 launch the lfehoat in
tho morning instead Of waiting for night
when no help was near THIS manpuyre
was executed clev~rly. Capt Naniman
bringing the America down close 30 the
sea and Simon directing the releasing "
the hoat
NAY TBy AgAIN
Tn" eouilibrator struck CHANGING
blow. hIlf capsizinE tn" boat Tn"
America. IN" lifsboat's weight beinG
removed. rose high and.roon di-appsa I'd
IN tho distance Tn" loz- q tho airshi
was Wi,n~.-Nd with small regret heoaus'.
n would never b" us"d again Probably
a larger and stronger air craft Win h.
sOUARE- POT HEA IgRs "a
Eoase Owners and dtssatis 80 ~osl dealers
BoyntOu snow rooms. ava 81. near Broadway
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tGREE NOT To BY VOTES.
Both Parties In Oneida Ceunty Piedseti o
cut Down Election Expenses.

Urea Oct ~ Edward r Jordan.
chairman ~ the Democratic county com
nittee. and George T. Davis. chairman
81 the Republican county committee.
signed an agreement to-day pledging IN"
two parties 20 ~" no more than sso per
district in the county for election eS-
pen-es and none ~ this for buying votes
II has been estimated that there are
upward 81 ? .O0O p'Irchassbie votes IN this
CITY alone
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ss-ns 90 % - .t----- 1893 ~
s.. l..a--asn=sF ...Na aar.assna -
10 rsnfs fs~sssr lrHHt=s go afHneU
q 49, HfsrHIs q =FFH uHla~ Wasaai
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ss.f H.s assn.-I go fl.H.s 90 fa-f.ati-s
. H4HaH r. &C.. 49, .srH#.HHr
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90 10 ~ nf=ssa 81 F-sa.ts-ss Hnli 'ffs
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w. Fsfs 49, vf.ssfsH aHHaHaH
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sOgARE- POT HEA IgRs VA NJ sATIsTIFD
Eoase OWneys and dtssatis A~a ~fai dealers
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-12-16

would like to show my appreciation OF the action Oh tne
voters in eectng me to the HIGHEST office within the gt
Of this municipality and the only way can give PROOF Oh
this fully and satisfactorily is by my action while holding
the office realize that there much hard work to be
encountered by the next administration but feel that
there are no obstacles in the way Of course there de-
tail work which must be looked AFTER but the most i'm
orant work to begin with is the fitting up of office for
the auditor and police judge city attorney and city engn-
eer as there are many valuable papers which should be
looked AFTER and therefore must be place to keep them
Much has been accomplished during the present admins
ration but we have been handicapped by lack of system
Grants Pass growing and it is quite time that the mat
tes mentioned should receive attention at work on
full sgt of recommendations which will be placed before
the council at early day. and until that time do not
feel at liberty to follow this subject farther"
Mr. Myers understands full well that the office OF
mayor of Grants Pass for the year 1911 will require much
attention than in any year during the past 1t
pleasing to note that he is disposed to be conservative il
a city matters and David Crockett like he will be very
likely to be sure he is right before he goes ahead