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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.

DIR. H. G.. McKowan, who Is accused
OF the murder OF Lulu Budd in Wood.
bury county, Ia, has been released on
bond nj Sioux City.
At Unionville, Mo, Zoda Gauingcr
and Jim johnson were sentenced 20 tho
penitentiary for two years for burglary,
While two brothers, Eddie and Jesse
Poindoxtor. were out hunting crows,
near Nelson, No, a shotgun in Jesse's
hands was accidentally discharged, sori.
ously wounding Eddie.
Henry T. Shading and Albert Harris,
held under peace bonds, made their es.
cape from the county jail at Chester,
Ills, by breaking the lock of the main
door
Near Beaman, Mo, Tuesday, Mrs.
Martha Blackstone had her left hand
caught In the roller Of a sugarcane mil
aud mangled 20 that amputation was
necessary.
Walter Butler and Bruner Black,
noighbors, residing near Warrington,
Ky, became involved in a quarrel over
some trivial matter At Coyle's mill, when
Black drew his pistol and shot Butler In
the breast, infioting fatal wound.
Edward Hawman, steam filter, In the
employ Of the Cudahy Packing company
In Sioux City, Ia, was caught In the
heavy and rapidly moving machinery
and killed. ~ was mangled IN a hor'
rible manner.
as9@A1T@as
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SPAIN BECOMING
MORE DESPERATE.
Peace Commissions stiiI Hung Up over
the Disposition ~ the Cuban
Debt Question.

Paris, Oct 21--Nothiag was accom-.
plished az the joint session Of the peic,
commission hers yesterday
The discussion was over tho disposi.
ton Of the Cuban debt and when the
American commissi on positively affirm.
ed for the third time that none OF the debt
would b. assumed or guaranteed by tbe
United States, it il said rupture almost
occurred, however, the Spanish finally
agreed 20 give final answer on this
point today
Under the existing state OF affairs Il
would surprise no one here " peace no.
gotiations would come 90 an abrupt end
before tho Philippine question Is ever
reached.
The Spanish are becoming more OBJ.
durate aud are disposed 10 delay pro.
ceedings, tbs principal play l. TO excl e
the sympathy OF the powers and possibly
got some European country 70 beg len.
ency for Spain rather than have Spai1
20 do IT,
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THE DREYFUS CASE
BEFORE THE COURT.
Court Of Cessation L. Considering .
Revislon Ca see ~ the Case Csa
lie Rsopsnsd.

Paris, Oct 27.-The court Of cessation.
which Is 20 decide upon the question Of
reopenipg the case OF Alfred Dreyfus, the
prisoner on Devils Island, who II is al.
legged has been falsely convicted Of sell.
ing important military plans TO agents
OF foreign power, was opened at noon
today. The hall was filed with people,
there was no demonstration around
the palace Of justice The gates were
closed, as a matter Of precaution, and
only ticket holders were admitted The
few spectators about the palace were
kept moving by the police, aud inside
the building municipal guards were sta.
toned In all the corridors leading TO the
court room. Maitre Labor, who was
counsel for NJ. lola during the latter's
famous trial, was among the lawyers
occupying the first row. Madame Drey.
fus, wife Of the prisoner, was provided
with seat at tho corner. She was
represented by Maitro Mornard.
The Drcyfus appeal case was called
Immediately after the opening OF the
court Reporter Bard opened the pro
ceedings by referring TO tho excitement
and the scandal caused by the case, even
before the appeal for the revision was
lodged. He then reviewed the history
Nef the case from the arrest OF Drcyius
and said his condemnat ion was for one
Of the crimes which airs looked upon
with universal horror aud Il struck one
In whom the country has the most
confidence. Continuing NJ. Bard spoke
Of the efforts made TO obtain a revision
OF the case referring with denunciation
20 Major Estehazy and reviewed Nine.
Drcyfus' appeal for a revision OF the
case.
In so doing, NJ. Bard, said the appeal
Ia based ON the assumption that the Dor.
deroau was written by Major Esterhazy,
Ho then pointed out that there were sus.
picious facts which justify the request
for rovision. Nine, Dreyfus contended
her husband did not write the horde.
reau, which all experts reported he did
write. Tho court, therefore, would have
TO examine these facts aud decide whoth.
or revision Is justified. NJ. Bard added
that the appeal FOR a revision was decid.
cd upon in consequence OF the late Lieu.
tenant Colonel Henrys confession that
he had forged the document in the case,
but NJ. Bard said this forgery was com.
mitted In 1896 and could not alone DO
regarded NJ ground for a revision or for
an anuulment Of tho judgment ren.
dercd in 1896 Notwithstanding the
fact, NJ. Bard said that Lieutenant
Colonel Henry committed forgery, his
evidence was most crushing against
Drevfus. but he continued, that the eyi.
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cU6ANs ANXIOUS
FOR POSSESSION.
They Want ths ualisd stats. 60 Tura
the leland over 60 Them ~
an EArly Date.

Santiago. Oct 27.--Maior Petit, In
command Of the United States troops nj
Manzanillo. and military governor OF
the city, telegnphod that the Cubln
general, Rios. offers armed men 20 assist
the Americans In preserving order.
merely asking rations IN return. Gen.
Wood sent the following reply;
Certainly not The only conditions
on which nations are 10 be issued are tho
complete disarmament and disbandi.
ment Of the troops"
Some Of tho Cubans here consider that
the United States Is treating it, allies
badly in not allowing the Cuban forces
70 remain armed. They contend that
the Cuban soldiers who have been fight.
ing three years and who speak the Ian.
guage Of the country, are better fitted
for garrison duty than UNFRAMED vol.
untecrs"
The Cuban general. Macia Rodriguez,
virtually voices the sentiment Of the
Cuban army when no says; I'VE thank
the United States for the assistance IL
has given us. But the time has now
arrived when tho Cubans should 10
placed In the highest Office and should
prepare TO take over the island on the
departure Of tine Spanish"
Cuban extremists here are jubilant at
the reported attitude OF the Cuban as
sembly at Santa Cruz do Sur where the
delegates, while expressing their graft.
tude TO the Americana practically de-
mand distinctive Cuban government.
Tho Cuban moderates, ON the other
hand. regret this stand. thinking IL bost
that the United States authorities should
have charge Of affairs for year at
least, 30 a. 10 set things generally and
20 prevent any complications with Tor.
oign governments.
Those who advocate annexation 20
the United States are extremely anxious
~ 90 the outcome 4 prominent Cuban
now employed under our government
who Is moderate and well able 20
judge Of the feeling In Santiago says
these three parties are well defined and
would poll about equally but that in the
event Of the extremists endeavoring 20
force an issue a majority 81 moderatos
would join the annexationlsts
The foreign consuls are considering
the adyisability OF appealing 20 the
powers to prevent too hAs,y recogni.
ton Of the Cuban government
General Wood il fully resolved 90 al.
low no more paupers 10 land here, es.
peciAlly no more from the West ludies,
a class entirely unwilling 10 do hard
work. One schooner from Jamaica aud
one from Hayti loaded with negro emi.
grants have been ordered 20 return with
thor passengers 10 ports OF embarka.
ton
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dence Of forger u open 20 Suspicion.
There was therefore, presumption Of
conscience, barred upon fresh facts which
led TO an appeal for a revision OF the
case and there were also grounds 20 ask
whether another new fact had been
brought 10 light and II Drey.
fus was really the author Of the
bordereau. the note written by Major
Esterhazy aud found in the apartment
Of Mime. Pays. which the writer asked
what she should do respecting the Dor.
dereau
NJ. Bard read Colonel Du Patty de
Clans report OF tho arrest OF Dreyfus,
then a Captain Of the French artillery,
doing staff duty which the colonel said
Dreyfus while waiting his dictation, be-.
trayod intense excitement But, NJ.
Bard added. amid surprise of his hear
ers, photograph taken 40 this writing
does not give the slightest indication Of
Dreyfus laboring under excitement
Dreyfus, NJ. Bard also said, denied TO
Colonel Du Patty de CLANS that no had
never had relations directly with for.
eign powers. Colonel Du Patty de
Clans report further showed that Drey-
fus had 10 write discriminating docu.
ments In 10 different ways sitting and
standing, with and without gloves and
with ordinary and broad pointed pens
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Gainesville, Oct 27.--News has just
reached this city OF "a serious accident
that befoll a young man by the name Of
Doc Anderson ~ Cocsdeld While rid.
ing horseback the horse threw Andes.
son, catching his foot IN the stirrup. lie
was dragged a considerable distance In
this way by the thoroughly frightened
horse Eventually the foot was do.
tached from its fastening and Anderson
was LETT bruised, b.oeding and uncon.
sciou. upon the ground, whore he was
found later. He was taken home, where
he IL now In a precarious condition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-28

London, oct %. A cabinet council
was held at the foreign Office today
All members Of the cabinet were pres.
ent and the meeting lasted two hours.
When the ministers left the foreign Of.
fee they wore smiling and did not give
any indication Of serious apprehensions
for the future, Tho French ambassa.
dor, Baron de Courcel, saw Lord Sails.
bury Immediately after conclusion OF
tho cabinet meeting.
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N.sros. ordered to leave.

Clarksville, Tex, Oct 27-Negrocs
in the neighborhood Of Bogota, IN this
county, have been terribly frightened by
notices posted on the doors Of some OF
the white citizens In that vicinity warn.
ing all negroes there 20 leave tho ooun.
try. The best citizens Of the Bogota
neighborhood do not anticipate any
serious trouble, however, ever prooaution
has been taken 20 prevent any outbreak
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weleett Placed ON IN. rlnL,,.

Denver, Oct 21.-The committee 10
I'LL vacancies on the anti.Teller silver
Republican ticket decided 20 place
Henry r. Wolcott, the Republican
candidate for governor at the head Of
the ticket in place OF Simon Guggen.
holm, resigned Several other vacan.
cies were also filled by endorsing the
Republican nominees.
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A s.nrshllrht ON R.b.,...

Austin, Oct. q. The railroad com.
mission has furnished the attorney gen.
erals department with the necessary
data and evidence upon which TO base
suits against several more Texas rail.
roads for alleged relating These new
suits will aggerate 30 in number, and
they will BE- filed In few days
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BAD RAILROAD WRECK.
Three Men KILLED. one seriously Hurt
aud Railroad Property Destroyed.


aud Railroad Property Destroyed.
Omaha, Oct. 27.-A rear end collision
on the Union Pacific railroad here 10.
suited In the death Of three men and 30.
rioas injury Of one other
The dead are;
Samuel Hiudman, engineer.
William Rama, fireman.
Il shannon, brakeman
John Grifling, brakeman, was serious.
ly injured
An extra freight train standing on the
sideirack and the switch bong left Omen.
freight train No %, going az a good rate
OF sneod. crashed into the rear end Of
the extra The engine was badly
wrecked and four freight cars were 10.
duced almost 90 kindling wood
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Bonham, Tex, Oct "a. Mrs. George
Hoarn was badly burned here and viii
doubtless die. She is subject 10 epilop.
~, and during an attack foil In the fire.
place at her home, and before she could
be pbscued was hornbly burned.
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Palestine, Tex Oct. z7-wade II.
Butler, well.to-do and prosperous
farmer Of Anderson county, who was
thrown from buggy and had both let,
aud his arm broken and received 81
we're blow on bis head, died of his iniu.
riee
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-28

Michigan City, Ind, Oct. 27.-Ths
steamer II. A. futile, is sunken In tie
mouth Of the river total wreck. The
crew were taken of by tho lifesayers
after 20 hours OF extreme peril.
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Tr.n. z,In,aw On, M. rhro.,.

Marion, Tex, Oct ia renter on
Frank Weiter's place on the Cibolo
named Franz Zainzow, a German, com.
mittod suicide by cutting his throat with
q pocknt knife.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-28

New York, Oct. g7.-Tho American
Cycle Racing association has sued the
L. A w for $4,000 for injury TO bus
business by warning cyclists not 10
patronize IT,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-10-28

Austin, Oct a. The reported Indian
outbreak at Midas IL greatley oxaggc.
ated. There Is no danger at present
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-12
Salem Local,

For additional Local and Social News see
third page1
Amos Strong went to Astoria today
on business trip,
], II. A. Bennett, OF Astoria, is Wis
iting friends In this city.
Hugh Starr left for the Mt. Jeffer-
son hot springs this morning.
Chester Wilson went to Mt. Angel,
this afternoon where he will attend
school.
Chas. Wentworth returned this
morning from an over Sunday visit at
Jefferson.
Miss. Lettie Tulluch returned to her
home at Newport this morning after
avlsit with Salem friends.
Miss Ella Shipp returned last even
Ing from short visit In Portland,
benefited after her recent illness.
Miss. Mabel Wilson, the late guest
OF Miss. Iyey Rotan returned TO her
home In Fox Valley this morning.
Mrs. Deedy, the late guest OF Miss
Sally Bush and Mrs. A. N. Bush re-
turned TO her home 10 Portland this
afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-12
Those Stationery Bids.

Bids we're opened at the state house
at noon today for supplies Of station
cry for the special session OF the legis-
lature. Assistant secretary of the
state opened the bids, which were as
follows:
f. S. Dearborn SO. ..... =. $633 SO
fuLtOn BIOS. 80. III III
G. III. Crocker'''' . .... 72S go
j. X. GIL! & Co. indefinite
Kilham Stationery Co .,. indefinite
The contract will no doubt be
awarded To Mr.. Dearborn,
Lost Strayed or Stolen.
A coal black bird dog s months old,
Reward for his return.
A, MoIR,
Corner Front and Division streets Sa-
lem Oregon. 9 l2-3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-12
OUR SOLDIER BOYS.
Governor Lord Reports on the Condi-
ons at the Preside,

0ONCinOI AoIu NCpOIto oi tlC Soiui-
ons at the Preside.
The members Of Battery b, were
granted a 30 day furlough Saturday
morning and left for their homes on
the evening overland. The Salem
contingent reached home at 1925 aud
were given royal welcome by the
crowd congregated at the depot to
meet them. The battery yell was
given as the train pulled out and
good byes were shouted from friend
to friend. The boys look we'll in
their new uniforms and appear to
have enjoyed their outing immens'y
One Salem boy alone did not return
with his comrads; John w. Cochran
who is invalided at the Good Samara-
tin hospital in Portland. He has
been suffering with pneumonia and
pleurasy, but we are pleased to state is
rapidly nearing recovery and will be
able to return TO his home by the
middle or last of the week.
The boys still receive their monthly
allowance Of $l5, plus daily stipend
OF 20c. which amount is expected to
feed them while on their vacation.
Upon the expiration Of their fur
Tough the boys will report at Port
land when they will either be dis
charged or ordered into service to do
garrison dutV IT. is generally con-
ceeded however that they will be
mustered out.
Governor Lord, has completed his
investigation Of the condition OF the
$40 recruits Of the Second Oregon vol
unteers, and has telegraphed TO the
secretary of war that he has found
everything satisfactory. The COVER
nor and Colonel futile, adjutant- gem
eral of the National Guard. left for
home Sunday evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-12
Improvements.

Mr.. John Spaniel, the Stayton mil
ler, was in this city today. He says
he is just putting in new universal
bitter and making many other i'm
provements. He is putting in more
cleaning capacity and another double
roller.
When the above Improvements are
completed the Stayton mill. owned
and operated by John Spaniel & Sons,
will be one OF the best in the valley,
and they will endeavor to improve
upon that now famous flour, ,the"Lilly
White" Messrs. Spaniel 81 Sons will
be In the market after this week and
will Ebuy all good wheat offered and
serve their patrons to the best of
their ability.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-12

Mrs. Albert Ackerman OF Oakland.
CAL, went to Portland, this after
noon after pleasant visit with the
Misses Hirsch.
Gus Molden returned to Salem this
afternoon and will assume his old
place in the store OF Geo. W. Johnson
on State street.
Joseph Meyers went to Portland
this afternoon, accompanied by his
sons, George and Arthur, who will at
/ tend the Bishop Scott Academy.
j. F. Vanorder ana family returned
TO his home at Roseburg today after a
visit at the house of his wifes uncle.
Mr.. William Gorsline of this city.
Governor>elect and Mrs. T. II. Geer
accom- panied by their grandson Eu-
gene Downing, left this morning for
Newport where they will visit Tor
| few days.
The insane man, Bartlett, who es-
capped from the asylum last week, was
captured near Jefferson last Saturday
by e. Q. Judd, of the asylum force, ,and
returned to that institution.
Mr.. V. G.. Haag. formerly of Macleay
Will remove to the John Thomas
place three miles east OF Stayton, Op.
posite the Stayton cheese factory,
Macleay's loss will be Stayton's gain.
Johu Reynolds left this morning for
Ann Arbor, Mich, where he will at
the University of Michigan as law
student. Mr.. Reynolds is a hard and
conscientious student and has had
three years of law In the Office OF Cir
cult Judge Geo. ii. Burnett.
Geo. Cans, for some time past the
assistant book keeper at the Salem
FIGURING Mills, has been the successful
applicant for civil service honors In
the spring examinations. Mr.. Cars
left this morning for Puyallup, Wn.,
wrere he has been appointed govern.
ment store keeper on the reservation
at that place.
Prof. and Mrs. E. b. McElroy, Miss
Maggie McFadden, Mrs. Rose McElroy
and Miss Alicia McElroy came down
from Eugene this afternoon. After u
brief visit here Mrs. Rose McElroy
and Miss Alicia will go TO Chicago,
where Mrs. McElIoy will join her
husband Willis McElroy and Miss
Alicia will attend the Chicago con.
servatory OF music,
Del Norte, the guldeless wonder,
the horse that Is TO appear at our
state fair, made record at Inde-
pedence yesterday that beats the
world. He paced u mile in 2:49,
making the first half mile In one
minute fiat. This feat was performed
without horses or driver. Del Norte
is a beautiful coal black, Is hands and
3 inches high, 10 years old, and is II
full brother TO the great PAGER
Chehalis, with record OF 2:0i4
Hon. J. N. Brown has withdrawn
from the law tirm OF Bagley Il Brown
and has removed with his family TO
Salem. Mr. BroTn makes this change
on account OF his health. which
broke down here, During the year he
was In business In Hllls0oro he made
many friends. This he will do where
eyer he goes for his professional train
Ing. deep reading aud sterling honesty
are elements that attract aud hold
friends as we'll .as clients. But most
OF all will society miss Mrs. Brown,
for her musical requirement and
critical art taste are Invaluable to 4
community .-Hillsboro Independrat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-12
HOTEL WILLAMETTE.

Among arriyals today were the fol
lowing:
G, II. GeOfge, j. r. Burneth, +. j.
Dunbar, G. w. Fulton, G.. w. Samborn,
Astoria; f. S. McMahan, T. l.. Craw-
ford, r. r. Grace, E. M. Resenthal,
Otto Gultuman, B. f. Shambrook, II.
p. Holmes. Enoch Maux. M. S. Marks,
Portland; T.. p, Ferguson, ,Cinnatti; s,
B. Folger, cattle; j. B. Dispain Ukiah,
D.; E. @, Stewart, Oakland; w B.
Smith and wife. Albany; y. M Van
Duyer, Coburg; w. d, Chase, New
York; S. M. Coliu. Chlcago;C. IL. Dyer,
Oregon City; Horace Trash, Lyons; j
De Brenyen, Detroit; +, III. Walton, Z.
9. Qulgley, Lee Moses, Frank Zak, Fred
II. Heanter, w. II. Burlington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-12
AT MARION COURT HOUSE.
Proceedings at the Various Departments
Of the Capital County Seat.

proceedings at the various Departments
Of the Capital County Seat.
A marriage license was issued today
to Gertrude L. Lamb and Edgar r.
Mummey, both Of Marion county. A.
f. Lamb, the father of the young
lady, signed the affdavit
Marriage licenses we're Issued Sat-
drday TO w. p. George and Mrs. NJ. e
Brown, Of Salem, W. w. Ullery
making the required affidavlt, and G
A. Fletcher and Miss Nora Barney,
j. L Mccain, witness.
The following deeds we're filed tc-
day: Prudence M. Gray Geo. w. Gray
Nancy Van Wagner, to John d Shaw
Laura L, Shaw and Sally Shaw, lot 6,
block 5, city Of Salem and u acres of
land ia Marion county, Sl125.
United States Of America to Frank
Perkett east OF W I sec 16, t9sr,5e,
containing l60 acres of land home
stead deed.
John S. Mcclellan, plaintiff, vs.
Susan Mcclellan, defendant, is the
title Of case filed IN department No.
2. OF the circuit court. Plaintiff
alledges desertion as ground for his
action and prays for a divorce, and
for judgement against defendant for
costs and disbursements of the action.
r. J. Fleming is attorney for the
plaintiff.
The final account of L. b, Judson,
administrator of the estate of Mrs. j.
o. Cransdall, deceased was heard In
in the probate court at 2'oclock Sat
urday afternoon and the administra-
tor was ordered and discharged. and
the account declared as firally settled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-12
ANorHER LONG TOURNEY.

The Oregon and the Iowa Will Be Rum
ming Mates.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 12,-The navy
department is shifting some officers Of
the battleships Oregon and Iowa,
preparatory to their departure from
New York, on long cruise to San
Francisco, by way Of the straits Of
Magellen, Collier Cassius, Scandia,
Alexander and Aberendla will accom-
pany the battleships on their voyage
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-12
Cattle Recovered.

FORT WORTH, Tex, Sept. 12.-Secre-
tary Loving, of the Texas Cattle
Raisers Association, received word
from Moberlo, Mo. that Inspector
Dilsout, OF he ASSOCIATION, has re-
covered three carloads Of cattle which
had been stolen from the Dennis ranch
near Chickasha, Indian territore. The
cattle were recognized by the brand
they bore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-12
Assaulted Two Society PoepIe.

BUCKNER, Mo-, Sept. 12-Charles
Hamilton, prominent young man OF
Buc kner, rode up behind Mary Charlie
ton and John Martin, young society
people Of that town, as they we're re-
turning home on country road at
midnight last night, and WITHOUT ap-
parent reason shot and wounded both.
The first bullet struck Miss Charlie
ton in the back, causing her to fall to
the bottom of the buggy. A second
bullet hit Martin in the shoulder and
caused him to drop the reins. The
horse took fright aud galloped off.
Hamilton sending few stray bulleLs
after it. The wounds received by
Miss Charleton and Martin we're
dressed at Buckner, where they
arrived and reported the affair early
this morning. The condition Of
neither is considered serious.
During the day Hamilton was ar
rested, but soon released by his un Gle,
who Is constable. When the.affair
became known, considerable feeling
was aroused and posse spent the day
in unsuccessful search for the would.
be murderer. No motive for the as
sault is known. All concerned are
about 18 years of age aud prominent.
Miss Charlton is the daughter of a
wealthy farmer, and Martin is the son
Of Postmaster Lloyd Martin, of Buck
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-12

The contract will no doubt be
awarded to Mr.. Dearborn,