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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
Instruments Filed for Record at the
County Recorders Ofice.

Geo. Jones to frankie P.
Jones, blk 32 including furni-
ture In the building thereon. 5
William Shannon to Eliza
beth Shunon I24 acres In So 5
r 2 w, also 2 acres T6 s Rw
and 1880 I r2w 7OO(
II Heron IL wife to Mrs
Elizabeth Heron In ! of lot 8
in blk l8inU University edition
to Salem 700
T. II Naylor to Herman
Snrirt t9sr2s 8
II = Rice and wife to II j
Munro lot in blk IL in Miles
City 40
TW Herman and wife TO
Laban Maulding l3o scrsst7
srle 800
10 o F Rural Cemeteay
tn DIR A ID Risdon lot 920 Of
Rural Cemetery SO
A II Hall and wife to Ira
Workman 16 acres of the q lc
of COaley l040
Geo J Muner to p Muner q
part of lot Sin blk SO of Salem 1000
T. Cox and wife to w H
NJ M.rgan lots IL l8 &l4 in blk
Capital Park 476
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28

The school taxes Of district No. "a
in Marion county ARE now due and
n,>uble ut the clerks office In NO.
Si3 Commercial street in the rear "I
NJ - Uearboru's bm,k store in ne
Bush Breyn,sn blockl Saien' ns
sn,,,u WIN become delinquent unless
MID within 90 days from this date;
Ev order Of board, this 18th day OF
November, 1890. w. b. SIApsoE'
Ii,I7.tf District Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
AMONG the LABISH VICTIMS.
t'athered In the Hotel Rooms and Ger
rid0rs and on the
Street.

All the people in The Willamett,
who were injured in the wreck wer'
doing well at noon and steadily i'm
proving, except Miss Hamblett
who was not quite 30 well, but hel
friends are not despairing yet Of hel
recovery.
A MANNED GROUP.
This morning, out of full thank.
fnlness OF hearts the following part,
had their pictures taken in a group
Mrs. A. M. Page, San Diego
Mr.. and Mrs. Pengilly, of Tacoma
Mr.. ]. s. Bartholomew, of Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands; Mr.. T.. w. .Sproat,
Hollister, CAL, and Mr.. Pret:yman,
the nurse In charge. They constitu.
ted a noble collection of crutches
and sorebacks, happy but hopeful OF
once more getting to their respective
homes. The party were in the same
car, were wrecked together and
are getting well together and will
carry away this souvenir of the sad.
dest time and the most perilous dis
aster Of their lives.
ACARD.
Mr.. John II. Miller, of Picton,
Prince Edward Co., Ontario, who
had quite severe injuries In the
Labish wreck thinks Of departing
for home in few days. He desires
to thank the friends and citi-
zens Of Salem and especially the
hotel people for their unremittlng
He says nearly u hun
dred Salem ladies called upon him.
He wants to remember especially
Mrs. Hurst who sat up with him all
Dne night and Miss Minnie Gun.
bingham, who presented him with
a book and also Miss Thornton for
many kindnesses. Mr.. Miller says
The 8. P. Go. treated him with great
courtesy.
ELEVATED!
The cable in The Willamette
elevator broke this morning and the
age went to the top of the house,
where 1t will remain until new
able can be inserted. As it runs in
water 1t had rusted out. Fortunately
here was no one in it-not even
race of Salem lawyers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
FINANCIAL.
TUEDATIY FAILURE.

THE DAILY FAILURE.
New YORK, Nov. 2S.-Schedules
in the assignment Of John #. Walk
or. Son & Co., who failed to-day,
show liabilities S2,O94, 900; nominal
assets 81, l,433. 900, and actual sssets
81 l,lol, 900.
A SECOND FAILURE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-A Phila.
delphia special states that d. X.
Jameson a. Co., bankers and brokers
have assigned.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28

was made regarding these friends,
but the permission was given late
last evening. Buffalo Bill packed
up his collection Of rides and left
the city with Hon. Frank Pow ell,
mayor of La Crosse. Wis.,, known as
White Beaver; r. H. Harlan,
k1own as Pony Bob and John
Keith, Of North Platte, Neb. With
these three companions, Buffalo Bill
intends to strike into the hearts Of
old Sioux enemies, and the war
whoop of the famous scout will
down the yells Of the Indian fana.
tiCa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
Excitement

runs high in this city over System
Builder, as everybody Is using 1t for
catarrh of the Stomach, Consump.
tion-Dyspepsia, impure blood aud
to build up the Systen-it certainly
must be an excellent preparation,
when everybody speaks SO well of
1t. d&Wyr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28

Itch,ng Piles are known by moisture
like Del spiratiOn, causing Intense itching
Hieeding and protruding, yield at once TO
Dr. Bosankos Pile Remedy, Will Oh acts
directly On the parts afieeted, absorbs tu-
n,srs, allays Itching and effects . perlnAi..
snt cure. 81 cents pIugEist OF IN mai; ~;
Sold by Smith 4 Hteiuer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28

LUMBER.--Contractors and par
ties contemplating building, should
not fail 10 call on J. f. jacobson for
estimates on rough and dressed lum-
ber. Yard and Office near agricul-
tural works. 9-26-e o Diff.
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Oregon State Agricultural Society
Warrants.

All persons holding any of the
above warrants, will please send
them to, or deposit them with Geo.
w. Watt, at Salem, Oregon. OH or
before January Is, 1891. A pro rata
payment will be made upHn all OF
said warrants presented on or before
said day. Payment will be made
after Jan. Is, 1891. J. Il. GREGG,
Secretary Oregon State Board of
Agriculture. l1-22.w-d&w
Salem, Nov. %. 80.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
CRIMINAL.
KN Dws WITHIN A WEEK,

KN DwS WITHIN A WEEK.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. d.
Martin Loppy, convicted Of murder
of his wife Esther, In July, was cen.
fenced to death to-day. The time
ret for the execution IL within a
week of January third, at slRg
Sing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28

Hibbard's Rheumatic ANA Liver pills.
These pills are scientifically compounded
and uniform in action. No gripping pain
so eommonly following the use OF pills.
Tney are adapted to both adults and chill
drenwith perfect safety. We qua antee
they have no equal in the cure ofsick head
ache, constipation, dyspepsia and bilious.
ness ard, as an appetizer, they cxcell any
other preparation l77ly
Smith a Steiner, sole agts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
THE END OF THEsCARE.

OMAHA, Nov. ga special to
the Bee from Pine Ridge agency
says the beef issue passed of yes
terday without exciting features.
Hawk Head and Big Horse, reliable
Indian policemen, have reached the
agency with news that their families
have been stolen by a band Of two
hundred Indians that had deserted
from Rosebud.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
FOR ElGN.

THANKFUL FAR FROM HOME.
BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-'rhanksgiving
day was celebrated here yesterday
nv 400 Americans who attended a
banquet given ut the Kaist rhof
hotel.
BRITISH NEWS.
LONDON, Nov 2S.-To.day heavy
snow storm prevails throughout
England, seriously delaying railway
traffic. The Star, home rule organ
opposes the Irish land bill, introduc.
ed in the commons last night. The
measure, the Star says, IL based
upon fraud and sure 20 end In dis.
astcr.
PARNELL DECLINES TO RETIRE.
LONDON, Nov. 28.-The manifesto
which Parnell promised to issue to-
day, dealing with all questions in
volved In the present political crisis,
was made public this afternoon. 1t
definitely settles that Parnell will
not voluntarily retire from the lead
ership. The manifesto Is of great
length and sets forth why, in Par.
nell's opinion, 1t would be disastrous
to the best interests OF his party for
him to withdraw at present. Par
nell defies his political opponents
and appeals to the people Of Ireland
10 sustain him In the stand he has
aken.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
ACCIDENTS.
INJURED WITH A FALLING CHIN

INJURED WITH A FALLING CHM
NEY.
TACOMA, Nov. 28.-William Salt
has had q narrow escape from in-
slant death. He has been In the
employ of j. Nj. Nickolls recently in
assisting to move II house from Rail
road street to Yakima avenue. Be-
tween o and 10 o'clock yesterday.
while the house was on Thirteenth
hear L street, the rope attached to
the house broke which gave the
house such n jolt that the brick
chimney toppled over. Salt was al
the time engaged back of the house
aud the bricks of the chimney in
falling struck him on the head. 1t
Knocked him TO the ground, and
when his fellow w0rkmen picked
him up he was insensibe and bleed
ing from several wounds. He was
carried to the Office Of Doctors Lib
hey and Brown on Pacific avenue
where his injuries were examined
and dressed. The most serious in
jury wasa scalp wound which need
ed few stitches. The man was then
conveyed to his home ut Z and
Ninth streets. The injuries are not
considered necessarily serious, but
the man will he confined to his bed
for some time.
FOUR MEN DROWNED.
OswEaO, N. Y, Nov. 2S-Wm.
Blythe aud Harry Bennett Of VOL
eott, with james Ferguson and Cal
vim l. Bell Of Osweg0, went to So
dus Bay yesterday duck hunting.
They went out In boat and have
not been seen since. The boat was
found on the beach with hole In
the bottom this morning. The men
were undoubtedly drowned.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
Closing Ont Sale,

J. w. Crawford 10 closing ~ut his
stoves and tinware, Preferring to
sell these portions Of his stock ut
great reductions to again moving
them. d-&-w-u
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
Second Ward Alderman.

IannOunce myself an independent
candidate for alderman from the
second ward In Salem, Oregon. at
the city election on the first Monday
In December 1890.
SETH II. HAMMER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
POLITICAL.
A SENATOR MADE.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Ney. D.
Senator Pugh was elected United
states senator this morning by the
Legislature to succeed himself,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28

w. l.. Wade, of North Solem, has
n full liuc ,f general merchandise
and is giving ava, .iui,isune books
with cash purchases If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28

If you want some delicious celery
to cut with your Thanksgiving
dinner call on Cox 4 Boggs. 1t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
FOUR MEN DROWNED.
MISCELLANY.
LATRST FROM THE INDIANS.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nov. 2S.-
The war department has received
numbers of dispatches from the
vat of the Indian trouble, all
Indicating an improvement In the
situation. General Brooke says
every hour lessons the strength Of
the dlsntiected. Little Wound has
come IN to the Pine Ridge agency,
and his brother braves are following
MIN. Short Bull, of the Rosebud
agency, one OF the most troublesome
OF the Sioux, and his followers to
the number of five hundred lodges,
returned to Pine Ridge Tuesday.
oLD.TIME SCOUTS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 28.--Bnfialo Bill's
eyes glowed with II fierce light IN he
thought Of the immediate prospect
OF taking an active part in the cnm-
pa'gn against the Indians Of the
northwest. His reputation AZ II
scout during former Indian trou Hes
mas led to his selection IN u some
what similar capacity, In the present
strained 1tuati0n, by Gen. Miles.
Just what his exact duties viii be
was not divulged by Col. Cody, but
ne M stipulated that several Of his
trends should be allowed to go with
n'm " North Dakota. In the Sec
set instructions given no mention
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-28
rELECRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
associated Press Report and
Digests Of all Important
News of To-Day.
MARKETS..

WHEAT.
CHICAGO, Nov. 28.-Wheat Ia
eosv to-day. Cash, 829; Dec, 83l to
4: May, 1.Ol.
, 1890-04-24
PACIFIC COAST LUMBER.
General Aiger Convince 4 Of Its Great
Marketable Value.

SAs FHANcBco. April 22-.Gcneral
Alger in an Interview 10 day said; II
intend to leave for Washington Friday
night, going direct TO Ellensburgh to al
tend the Washington encampment.
aln interested IN the Eou Bragg and
Noyes lumber companies, which are to
hold their annual meetings the last oi
the week, Tho future lumber supply Of
the country is ON this coast, and in
Southern Washington. The timber in
the southern states Is not good ior fin
iHhinR purposes, but makes good build.
Ing lumber. The redwood aud FIR ON
this coast are good for both purposes.
The market Tor both Is az present small
in the East. some redwood has found
its way into the Chicago market, but
the railroad rates arc unluyorablo to
large shipments to the East. However
am in hopes ol getting favorable rates
some of these days. The time can not
10 very lar distant when coast ship
ments of lumber to Eastern markets
Will assume very large proportions. The
lumber supply of Michigan and the
surrounding country is falling rapidly.
Large tracts owned by some OF tie
syndicntes are almost Gle cared. Many
more will be exhausted in four or live
years, In eight years from now there
will not he any supply AT all from that
section
, 1890-04-24
BAYOU SARA FLOODED
Another Disastrous Levee
Break in Louisiana.
EVERY HOUSE WAS INUNDATED
Assistance Needed In Many Quar-
ters--CrCps Laid Waste
and Laborers Idle.

BAYOU SARA, Ia, April 81. THE leyee
gave way at tho foot OF Fountain street
at an early hour this morning. A gen
erai alarm was sounded and all the peo-
pie turned out ~ Il after hard work
closed the break. IL was soon found,
however, that the rising river was run
ming over in front of the lcyee, and that
nothing could bo done to check IL.
Tremendous confusion ensucd. Every
boat and raft was brought into requisi-
ton. Lanterns could be seen every
where, and the cries and shouts of men,
women and children working to save
their effects could be heard in every di.
rection. Not house in town has escaped
inundation, and from daybrcak until
evening it has been raining hard. Tho
loss will be considerable, as the Hood
and destruction meet the eye at every
point. Two other croyasses developed
during the day, and altogether the pros
poets for Bayou Sara arc not cncourag-
ing for early relief nom the Hood.
rue LEvEg DISTRICT.
WAsHIRGrOs, April u. - Secretary
Proctor has transmitted TO the house the
report OF the qunrtermaster general
with regard to the condition of affairs
in the overlooked districts of the st..
James and Ascension parishes, Louisi-
ana.
General Robinson says that in the st.
James parish In tho neighborhood OF
the Great Mia Crevasse everything Is
Hooded for miles. The situation IL de
plorablc. Hundreds of planters have
lost their crops, and thousands of labor
ors will soon be thrown out OF employ
mont.
At Grande Point, where there weru
from sixty to eighty families, the people
escaped in skifs. The whole precinct
is under water.
lie recommends instant action for the
relief of the sufferers by the United
states. There are liable to DO in the st.
James and Ascension parishes 5000 per
sons destitute within month.
SUBURBS OF NEW ORLEANS FLOODED.
NEw ORLEANS, April 2i.-The gale
has driven the gulf waters into Lake
Pontchartrain to such AN extent that
the tide water has covered tho shell
roads leading to the Spanish fort and
the Weaiend, and also submerged the
sparsely settled section of the north
western suburbs of tho city, doing some
damage TO the gardens, etc.
ANOTHER LgvEE BREAK.
About noon to-day the levee fgave
way just above the sugar house on Hon.
y. 5. wilkins Myrtle Grove plantation.
In twenty minutes the break was fifty
feet wide and the water pouring through
in Irresistible torrents. The right bank
was pretty high, and much damage will
result frOm tho Creyassc.
, 1890-04-24
FOR CRUEL TREATMENT.
The Court Martial OF Commando,
McCiIla Begun.

NEW YORK, April oo.--The court mar
tial convened to try Commander Me.
Gala, of the corvette Enterprise, Of the
United States navy, began at Brook
lyn to-day. The charges include cruel
treatment and violations OF the articles
for the government of the navy. Rear
Admirai David u. Harmony is president
of tho court. Lieutenant Perry Garst is
judge advocate, assisted by Lieutenant
William Ill. Stayton, of the marine
corps.
Awaiting himself of the privilege
granted by the court, Commander Nc
Gala objected to Captain Beardslec,
com mnnuunt of the receiving ship Yer
mont, ASA member OF the court. The
objection was sustained.
McCnlla entered formal plea of not
guilty to all the charges ami spccihcn.
tiuns, anti made u formal request for
copies of all court .mariials held on
the Enterprise during her cruise. aud
also Tor the courts martial on Comman-
der Crossmnn ana Captain Ammon. 1t
was resolved to send To Washington for
the originals.
, 1890-04-24
ESrHIEs OF RACES.
The scheme by which "a Reporter
Made a Fortune

NEw foRk, April -. The quarrel be-
tween the Dryers and the pool rooms Of
this city over the formers refusing TO
send out entries of races on the day
previous has caused an inyestiga ton
into the way II. G. Ditimas, formerly a
racing reporter came into possession Of
his fortune, which is now estimated ut
over halt million. Dittmas year ago
saw money In reporting entries for the
pool rooms.d :Iio went to the DIVERS an
for small sum was given the sole
privilege Of sending out the entries.
FROM the Brooklyn track Dittmas went
10 Jerome, Sheepshead Bay and to Mon.
mouth Park. Everywhere hc went lac
made different terms, giving some Of
the tracks nothing for the privilege and
paying others. Tho result was that he
collected over 81, 900 day Tor the sea-
monopoly will probably be broken next
season.
, 1890-04-24
ONLY A SUBTERFUGE
Frank Woodruff's Confession
Wholly Discredited.
AN INJUSTICE TO SULLIVAN.
He Told the Story to Gain Immu-
nifty From the Horse-Steal-
ing Charge.

CHICAGO, April 22.-The sensational
confession of Frank Woodruff, which
was so generally published last autumn,
and which, among other things, stated
that Alexander Sullivan, eS-prcsidcnt OF
the Irish National League, in Woodiun's
presence, handed sum of money to
Martin Burke, one of Mr. Cronin's muir
derers, has been entirely discredited by
the authorities hero.
States Attorney IYongenecker, in dis
missing the charge OF murder against
Woodruff, thus referred to his scnsa.
tionni confession; "The state has no
evidence to implicate this defendant in
the Cronin murder, except the statement,
or confession, of Woodruff himself We
have, after u full investigation, come TO
the conclusion that the con niossion was
wholly fabricated by the prisoner, and
that he had no connection whatever
with the Cronin murder. The state will,
therefore, not prosecute Woodrull upon
this indictment"
To two Associated Press reporters to-
day States Attorney l.ongeneckcr snid:
81 m satisfied that Woodrutf's contcs-
sion was simply lie from beginning to
end. will admit however, that at the
beginning it greatly misled and ham
pered us In working out the case. The
fact Is, ms VIC have now asccrtuined,
Woodruff made the whole story up IN
the hope that his profcsscd knowedgc
of the greater crime might secure him
immunity for the lesser ohcnsc OF horse
stealing. | am satisfied now that he
knew nothing about and had nothing TO
do with the Cronin murder in any connec.
tion. His story was simply the cunning
q Iihtprfu r0 of "A invHtIrnta Iiur and "A N
teur horse thief. Wc are going to send
him to tho pcnitentiary."
Woodruti's confession was widely cir
oulatcd at that time and did a great In.
justice to Alexander Sullivan and 9th.
ers whose names were freely used.
, 1890-04-24
The METTIMAN MURDER.
Light Thrown on the Mystery by the
Guilty psf.ons

LEAvEswoRrH, Kan. April %. Tho
mystery surrounding the murder of NJ r..
Mettiman. whose body was found horri-
bly, mutilated in the river u short tlmc
ago. seems likely to he unravelled.
The Times will print to morrow a letter
written by Suspect Benson to his wife.
aud an affidavit made by Mrs.
Rant2ohn, the daughter of the murdered
woman. Benson admits criminal in
tlmacy with Mrs. Rantzohn. The let
ters contain the horrible intimation that
Mrs. Meitiman's husband was guilty of
incest with his daughter. and that the
latter wanted her mother cut OF the way.
In the ofiidayits Mrs Rautzohn ac-
knowledges relations with benson, and
states that she gave him money after
, 1890-04-24
THE OLYMPIC MouNr,ISs.
An Exploring Party 60 he Sent Out by
General Gib bora.

PoRT TowSsrNp, April is.-An ex
ploring party will be sent into tho Olym.
pic mountains from this city during the
summer. General Gibbons, of Van.
couvcr, proposes to send n party, which
will bo Joined by four explorers from
here, from tile hcadswntors OF tho Quill.
Gene river to penetrate tho mountains
from the south and get between the
Olympic mountains and the coast
range, where large and undevoloped
lcriiio country Is supposed to exist.
I hr Seattle Evening Press has nm cxpe-
diiion IN the mountains now. which LETT
Fort Angeles several weeks ago. Glb-
bons thinks they made mistake by
attempting TO cross the mountains, and
says tile best route Is to Go around by
following up the Quilceno river. X. W.
pelion, of this city,will contribute $1,000
toward exploring this region.
, 1890-04-24

Hughes & Mcdonald, Spokane, all tho
work except heating, lighting, engine
and boiler, Sbo.b2D.
$. J. Polk & Co., Chicago, heating
lighting, plumbing and ven tilation, si7, -
800; heating, ventilation, boilers and Ell.
gne only, si3,o5oi plumbing only,
N,9iO.
Thomson Houston Electric Company
ali electric lighting except power -, $50.
Hicks & Wicks, spokane Falls. all
work except heat. light, engine and
boiler, i7,3O4 for heating, ventilation,
engine and boiler, 1900; plum bing and
tubing $500; plastering, $500 brick
and stone, 81, llB; carpenter work only,
$50, ,OS7; painting, Sibl7,
Falls city Plumbing and Heating
Company, Spokane, plumbing, 1890;
heating, $4,000,
North western Heating and Nentllat.
ing Company, Minneapolis, heating and
yentilating, engine and boiler, Sls,ii0.
Northwestern Plumbing Company,
Spokane Falls, plumbing and tubing,
1920.
Warnock & Mont, spokane Falls,
plnstoring, 50, 100.
Goody Brothers, Spokane Falls,
plastcring. $500.
q. f. Meisncr & Co., Ellensburgh,
plastorinE, s., 267.
Edison Manufacturing Company,
electric lights, except power, 81, 72i0D.
, 1890-04-24
rwo AND A HALE MILLIONS
A stockyatd Company Incorporated
at san FrancIsco,

SAN FRAscEoo, April Is The Union
Stoctynrds company, Of San Francisco.
has been incorporated with capital of
two and half million, to establish stock
yards for collecting stock ot all kinds
tor sale. A number OF packing houses
are to be established in various coast
cities The stock yards will be located
at Point Plrole, Tho head OF the com
pauy is q. j. Hedges, president OF the
stock yards company at Sioux CITY,
Iowa. 1t is also stated that packing
houses will be established at Los Ange
les, san Diego, Portland Seattle and
Tacoma,
, 1890-04-24
A BODY IN A BARREL
Passed Through the Custom
House as Chemicals.
THE DEVICE OF A MURDERER
Corpse of the Victim Shipped From
Denmark to a Fictitious
Wisconsin Firm.


A dead man packed In barrel OF lin
was found at the appraisers stores IL
iaght street yesterday. The body ba
been there since March 4. but ~ on
ever suspected IT, Sundays World con
tained an exclusive cable dispatch IRON
Copenhagen, Denmark. stating that b
soap manufacturer Of that place ntnrd
Philipsen had confessed to stranglinE OF
January clerk named Meyer aud
shipping his body to America. fi,nck.
Edge & Co., OF this city. yesterdny rc-
coivod cablegram from their agents IN
Copenhagen. IL said:
Investigate VI one barrel or parcc
shipped per tho Thingvalia line from
here, I'D January. Parcel Is addressed
bill of lading Beresford Bros, tacine
Wis. Is still In custom warehouse. Nss
York. IL Is supposed To contain the
body of killed man. II found maxi
necessary arrangements to secure IL. l
will proDnbly be wanted to rotarn. Wir
result as quick as possible.
An agent of Funck, Edge & Co. tool
tho telegram ovor to tho custom-houso
where IL was submitted to Charles 8
Wilbur tho newiy-appointed chief Of
special treasury agents. The record
showed that parcel answering the
description had arrived on the steamer
Thingyalia February 4. IL was marked
chemicals" and had been transferred
10 the appraisers stores March 4.