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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-01
veintiun Muertos en- un DescarriIamiento Ferreo.


Ell alambre telegrafico del Jueves
de esta semana ha extendido para to-
das parties del mundo la horrible nue.
va de la muerte violenta de 81 perso-
mas en- un descarrilamiento de un tren
de pasajeros, al llegar la poblacion
de Mentor, en- ell Estado de Ohio, a las
9:20 P. M del mismo dia.
Ell tren que descarril6 era conocido
como ell Twentieth Century Limited,
FL tren mas veloz del mundo. Cami.
naba razon de 20 millas por hora
Sc aproximaba la estacion de Mentor
cuando al tocar ell switch de la via de
escape distancia de 1870 yardas de la
casa de la estacion, este estaba abier-
to y la mag quina comenzo Immediate
mente rodar sobre los rieles por la
distancia de 20 yardas, cuando Sc sa-
li6, yendo a volcarse frente al depot;
la velocidad era tanta que ell dep6sito
de carbon vol6 por encima de la ma
quina y fue a hundirse en- la casa del
depot. Ell coche pasajero de combina-
cion fue arrojado con una fuerza tire.
menda sobre la maquina, incendiando-
Sc en- seguida. Ell caro- dormitorio
que Sc seguia tambien Sc sali6 de la
via, pero los de mas atras quedaron
sobre los rieles Un momento hizo
explosion la caldera de la maquina con
una fuerza terrifica, sembrando fuego
vapor por todo ell contorno, imposi.
bilitando la salvacion de los pobres pa.
sajeros que habian quedado enclava.
dos debajo. Los ofciales del tren Y
pasajeros que habian escapado atenta-
ron prestar socorro las victimas que
estaban enclavadas, pero el calor del
fuego los impedia. Ell departamento
de incendios vino en- auxilio, pero eran
va pasadas las doce de la noche cuan.
do fue extinguido 10 suficiente para
poder sacar q los muertos y heridos
81 cadaveres fueron sacados, s perso-
mas lastimadas de gravedad y un nu.
nero heridos levehente.
Incidente peculiarmente triste fue-
ron clique algunos de los heridos que
fueron rescatados, en- su terror y su-
frimiento, Sc habian vuelto tan de-
mentes que no pudieron dar cuenta de
81 mismos suficiente para ser identifi.
cados.
Los oficiales de la compania ferrea
son de opinion unanime que algun de-
monio en- carnes abri6 la via que esta-
ba puesta en- la Inca troncel, para la
via de escape,con proposito de desca.
rrilar ell tren.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-01
Arrestado Balo Serio Cargo.

Albuquerque, JUNO 29.--Andres
Trujillo, un trafcante en- licor bien
conocido de esta ciudad, ha sido acu.
sado de asaltar a una nina de cuatro
amos de la Sra Celso de Apodaca Can
delario. Sc alega que el crfmen fue
cometido en- Los I.entes, condado de
Valencia, diez dias pasados, y Ia nina
Sc halla en- una condicion crftica.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-01
EjercitO de GusanOs.
Informes de Mucfas Secciones Muestran que
Aiucho Dano ha Sido iiecho

| SSe@
vo en- la ciudad el sabado de la seman,
pasada con negocios ofciales en- CO
neccion con sus deberes como presi
dente del Cuerpo Territorial de SAM
dan de Ovejas, informo un represen
tante del Nuevo Mexicano que el pals
en- ell Vale del Rio Grande de Albu
querque hasta Socorro ha sido vista
do por grandes ejercitos de gusanos
Esto sgusanos. .estan cubriendo todo Il
que esta verde y comiendose todo Il
que esta cultivado. FL segundo corte
de alfalfa teme que sea un fracaso
Tambien cree que las cosechas de
fruta y iva seran destruidas antes
que Sc retiren los malignos gusanos
de aquella seccion del pals. Parece
agradarles mas ell trigo y el campo es.
ta pardo con los mismos. En- adicion,
ha estado muy Sc, o durante las varias
semanas pasadas y el calor parece es-
timular los gusanos a mas actividad
y hacerlos mas voraces. Los labra.
dores en- la seccion, quienes sufrieron
grandemente 4 causa de la sequia ell
aflo pasado y de deslaves ell estfo pasa-
do y en- esta primavera estan sufrien.
do de los horrores de estas pestes y
realmente estan en- muy mala condi-
cion. Los prospectos no son del todo
favorables Esta es la primera vez
que ell Sr. Luna ha visto un ejercito de
gusanos 4 dido de su presencia en-
cualquier seccion de Nuevo Mexico.
Al norte de Albuquerque, especial.
mente alrededor de Bernalillo, las
mismas condolences desagradables Sc
reportan., Del vale de la Mesilla lle-
gan las noticias que en- adicion los
perjuicios de las inundaciones esta
primavera, la cosecha de fruta sera
mucho mas pequefla que 10 que Sc ha-
t ia anticipate.
AL NORTE DEL yALLE DEL RIO GRANDE
Sc. informa de varias secciones del
Vale del Rio Grande al norte de Albu-
querque, especialmente de la mejor
seccion agricultural que rodea la plaza
de Bernalillo, la cabecera de condado
del condado de Sandoval, que grandes
ejercitos de gusanos han aparecido
ALI y estan devastando los sembrados
y comiendose todo 10 verde que pue.
den arrebatar. Sc teme que ell segun-
do corte de alfalfa, causa de su pre-
sencia y perjuicios, sera un fracaso VI
la cosecha de cereales, verduras VI
fruta sera muy pequefia no ser que
las pestes puedan ser destruidas 81
retiradas de esos lugares. Un infor-
me semejante viene de las secciones
en- ell condado de Sando-
val al oeste del vale del Rio Grande vi
oeste. de Bernalilo. Ell Colegio de
y Artes Mecanicas debe-
ria mandar uno q dos expertos para
investigai esta playa de gusanos y re-
comendar medidas por las cusles sci
puedan destruir.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-01
El General Maximo Gomez.
Ell Gran Patricia Cubano Sucumbe la Muerte
Despues de cumpIir con su 0brs.

el 10 dice: A las seis de la tarde e
Sabado' murlo'en.la quinta del,Vedad,
en- los. suburbios'de esta ciudad, ell &c
neral Maxine, Gomez, habiendo 81
do hace.algunos ..dias Ttrasladado dt
Santiago de Cuba.
Maxine Gomez revolucionista Gu
bano, patricia y general.naci6sen Ban
republica.de Santo Domingo, en- 1926
Sirvo,en la'armada espafiola en- SantC
Domingo y Cuba, pero en- Cuba de dis
gusto .deldominio espaflol' y,Eespecial
mente con ell despotismo y crueldad
practicadas por ell captain general
Viller, 'quien 'estaba al. mando de las
fuerzas espaflolas y quien Gomez
siendo entonces alf6rez asalt6', perso.
nalmente dandole una F..bofetada.
Abandono Ia plaza de Official y Sc re.
sento como uno de los plantadores de
la Antilla, pero en- la insurreccion del
67 al 78 lasguerra de los.diez amos, Sc
aband6 q los insurgentes y fue NOM
brado coronel por el.presidente cuba.
no, Cespedes. y Sc mostr6 muy active
y capaz Y despues de- lag muerte del
general 'Agramonte Sc, le' encargo ell
mando de la armada insurgente en- Ell
Camagdey. CuaIdo.se.firm6 la paz
con ell general. Martinez Campos en-
1878, Sc traslad6 a Jamaica y de ALI a
Santo Domingo, endonde vivid en- su
rancho hasta 1895; 'cuando, Sc ,1declar6
la segunda revolucion cubana fue ele.
vado al range de comandarte en- jefe
de la armada de la Rep1blica de Cuba,
y mostr6 especialmente sus activida-
des en- ell Camag1ey, endonde su per.
fecta familiaridad con ell pals le sirvi6
mucho. Muy raras lveces peleaba
con los espafoles al descubierto, casi
invariablemente atacandolos repenti-
namente de. .noche 8 de, ,,dia cuando no
10 esperaban y atacando 8 destruyen
do sus- conveys de provisiones.
Peleo por la liber tad desu patria en-
la.guerra de los diez amos y en- la 1lti
ma donde Sc consigui6 la Independent
cia de Cuba por la intervention de los
Els stados Unidos, tomo gran parte
ayudando activamente y dando sus
consoles a los militares americanos
para conseguir la expulsion de los es-
pafloles de la 1isla.
Ell general Gomez 81 10 ha deseado
pudiera haber sido electo el primer
presidente de la Repdblica de Cuba,
pero no quiso entrar en- la polftica VI
uso sus esfuerzos para la elecci6n de
Estrada Palma, asf como tambien pa
ra arreglar los reclamos de la solda
lesca patricia de. ..la.isla al finalizar la
guerra, 10 cual Sc llevo efecto de una
manera satisfactoria.
Ell general deja tres hijos hombres y
los mujeres, todos quienes Sc halla-
Dan cerca de su muerte. POGO antes
lie morir un diputado cubano le puso
IN las manos a uno de sus hijos una
ibranza por Glen mil pesos orc, que ell
de Cuba acababa de votar q
su favor como un leve reconocimien.
20 de sus servicios a la Rep1blica.
Ell ilustre m uerto lega q sus hijos y
/ su patra un hombre sin tacha y una
sspada sin mancha, la cual fue blan
Ida por ia libertad.iy derechos hu-
nanos.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-01

Ell Manual Legislative para 1905, 8
Libro Azul para Nuevo Mexico, com
pendio de valor hist6rico y Official para
cada hombre de negocios y Official y de
interes para cada ciudadano. 304 pagi.
mas. Precio $3.50 Dirijanse q la
Compafiia Impresora del Nuevo Mexi
cano.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-01
MARCOS GALLEGos.

Cuando quieran un laxative suave
que sea facil de tomar y cierto de &C.
tuar, usad las Pastillas de Chamber.
lain para ell Estomago e higado. De
venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-01

En- esta oficina Sc venden blancos
para oontratos de partido.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

Chicago, NJ, Doc. 26.-The open am.
atour boxing tournament under the
auspices Of tho New Illinois Athletic
club win open this evening At tho Co
hsoum. Tho tournament, which viii
last threo nigAta is attracting eonsid.
orahlo attention and promises 10 be
very interesting. as there are quite a
number Of promising entries fom all
parts Of tho state. An contestants
must bo amateurs and must have Gro.
dcntials from the Amateur Athletic
union. An contestants must be mem-
bers Of some accredited amateur club
Chief Of Police Collins has given per
mission for tho holding Of tho boxing
matehea notwithstanding the efforts
which have been made from certain
quarters 10 prevent tho tournament,
ono OF the specially arranged features
viii be a match between Fred Gilmore
and Ben LAnstedt, his eonqueFOr in a
recent battle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
historians win Meet

Baltimore, Ma, Dee. 26.-Four i'm.
poTtant learned associations will hold
their meetings hero this week. Prob,
ably the most important Of tho meet
iugs Is that Of the American Historical
association, which viii open al Johns
Hopkins university this evening. II is
the tweuty-drst annual meeting Of the
association. Of which Andrew r. White
was the first president The other as.
soelations which will meet heEe this
week under the auspices Of the Johns
Hopkins university are the American
Political Science association, the Amer
lean Economic association, and the
BibliogFaphieal society Of America.
Al the opening session tonight, at
which the members Of all four assoeia-
tions will be present President Ira Re
meen of Johns Hopkins university will
deliver the welcoming address. Then
PREF Frsuk j. Goodnow, president Of
ths American Political Science ASA
citation, and Prof. John b. McNasters,
president OF tho American Historical
association, viii deliver their annual
addresses Tomorrow there will be
joint sessions in the morning and af-
teFnoOn and in tho evening the mem
beFs viii attend a reception given in
their honor by Theodore Marburg. The
ladies Of the Maryland Society OF the
Colonial Danes Of America viii attend
tho reception. On Thursday Bishop and
Mrs. William Pareb win give a lunch
con TO the delegates at the Episcopal
residence snd in the evening the del
egates viii be guests at the Arundel
club Of Mrs. William NJ. EIlicott, who
has arranged reception for the ladies
anG smoker for the men. Saturday
will be spent in Washington, d. c., by
the members and they viii also take a
side tiip TO Annapolis.
Besides the joint sessions each asso-
citation win hold separate session in
which a number OF interesting papers
viii be read by some Of the most prom
inert historians, political economists
and photographers Of the country.
Among those who viii deliver a6-
dresses are St. George L. Sioussat Of
tho university Of the south, Charles
Lee Raper Of the university Of North
Carolina, William 4. DOdd OF the Ran
eOlph- Macon college, Walter L. Hem-
ing of the university Of West Virgin
ia, WiniSm A. Dunning Of Columbia
and others
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
Circuit Court Docket.

When circuit court convened this al,
teFnoOn the eases Of the tate Of Ore
gon against A. 4. Kelliher aud II. II.
Turner were set for trial next Tuesday
morning az 8 O'Clock.
LendhaTt, the man accused Of steal
ing watch from a lady al Hubbard
was arFaigned ON tho charge OF lar,
eenyi plead guilty and was sentenced 10
serve two months In the rounty jail.
Adolph WitweF was arFaigned on the
charge Of indecent exposure of bis per,
son. Through his attorneys, Webster
and Frank Holmes, he plead not guilty
and his trial was fixed for Thursday
morning at Q O'Clock.
Percy Stock was to have been ar
raigned on the charge OF forgery, for
having forged a fictitious check
on the Iadd & Bush hank, but
owing 10 AN error in the indictment, he
will not be araFigned until tomorrow
He is being offended by p. II. darcy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
Personals

Miss Ida stogc returned from Port
land this morning.
Adolph saiomon, Of Portland, was In
che city yesterday.
II. Q. Darby has gone 70 Eugene
whore ho takes a position In drue
store.
Tho Misses Marcia and Louie Burton
returned from Christmas visit 10
Portland.
The Misses Jessie and Juanita Nc.
cormaek left this morning for their
homo In Eugene
Warren Booth went over 10 Corvallis
today, whore he will spend the remalhd.
or of hia vacation with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n Hooker havo gone
20 Mcdford 20 mako their future home.
Mr.. Hooker viii have employment An
tho electric lighting plant.
Chester Starr returned from Portland
this morning, where no had ben 20
spend Christmas with his grandpa.
rents.
Pred Hazard, who is employed under
tho geological survey department OF
minea amt mining Ia homo for tho holi.
days lie has been working on tho
steel experiments with black sand
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
wm Bulld 20 woatern Road.

Doise City, Idaho, Dec. 26.-rhe
stockholderu Of the San Francisco,
Idaho Montana railroad will hold
their annual meeting here this after.
noon and will authorize bond Issue
20 tho amount Of 100000 for no pur.
pose Of building tho FIRST division Of
tho road from Boise City 20 Whine
muoea, New, distance Of si0 miles.
Tho contract O. already let 20 tho San
Francisco, Idaho 4 Montana Railroad
Construction company and tho actual
work on the road will begin the FIRST
Of noHt month. Tho company is an fdzD
ho corporation, but tho general Offices
are located In Minneapolis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
The Old White Corner

Prof. w. II. Mahafio has returned
from a business vint 10 Tacoma.
Dr. w. W. Allan returned 10 Jefferson
THE morning, after a professional visit
20 this city.
Miss Carrie Hurst left this morning
Tor Sacramento, where she win spend
tho winter.
Bert wcstbrook and wife, Of Rose.
burg, won't as far as Albany today on
their return home, after spending
Christmas Salem.
A. NJ Dairympie left this morning
for Ashland, In response 10 a message
saying that his brother, o. II. Dalrym.
pie, wns very ill.
Charles sternbcrg, who attends tho
law school In Portland, stopped on In
this city yesterday for a short vialt
here, and went on 20 Albany today,
where ho viii spend the holidays with
hia parents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
Appreciate Their Turkeys.

The employees OF the Citizens Light
a Traction Company desire 70 herein
extend their thanks for the appreeia.
tion OF services rendered, as shown by
each and all receiving handsome
well-dFessed Xmas turkey. The boys
are a unit with regard TO this mark OF
esteem which is only indicative, how,
ever, Of the just and prineely manner in
which this corporation has previously
dealt with the many persons engaged
in its services. and which also is duly
FeeiProeated by the workingmen, who
heartily join in wishing the C. L. &
T. Co. greater future prosperity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
Salem'sG Greatest GfOwingStore
MCEVOY BROS. t9 SGT9sT ssa cs,Li Ct fq%%: s9Ts:I;
Suit 70 Recover Land.

AttornegGenerai Crawford has 70,
eeiye6 a copy Of tho complaint which
was recently fled by tho states special
attorney az Washington, W. b. Mat.
thews against p. A. Hitchcock, as SEQ.
FetaFy OF the interior, and Richards,
as commissioner Of tho general land Of
fee. This Is tho suit brought by the
state 90 recover $4,000 acres Of land In
the Klamath Indian reservation, which
the state claims, from having made aP
plieation 70 fle on Il as swamp land,
when oden was land agent Crawford
will assist In tho prosecution OF the
case.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
GREAT
ERUPTION
UP NORTH
ironr o,eloek EaltIan.N

Victoria, B. O, Dec. 26.-Passengcrs
on tho steamer Tees from tho north yes.
tcriay report a great volcanic erup
ton on Princes Royal Island on Do
combcr "a Tho whole side Of Mount
Pono, which IL over 1000 feet high, slid
into Tho surf at Inlet Lake, raising its
level about ne feet General Manager
Luccdu, Of the Surf Inlet mines, and a
party were erossing tho lake In
launch AZ tho time, and as enormous
waves were created had great dlfieulty
In saving their lives.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
This En.srtainmeat Va piasrent.

Owing 70 the inelement weather last
evening, the Christmas entertainment
Of tho Methodist Sunday school was
not largely attended, as was expected,
and a large number Of those TO take
part failed 10 appear. Prof. Anderson,
the superintendent was equal to the
occasion, and an impFOmPtu program
was arranged that was both unique and
interesting. Some Of the children gave
reeitatiOns, and one or two songs were
rendered But the features that
't0Ok" was the story telling. Among
the stories told were some about
/" Alaska and It's Dog Teams, It's Fish
and It's Winters" 4" Christmas Sports
in tho Eastern States" and ''SOme
Christmases / Have Known." The
story telleEs had hard work 10 stop.
Rev. selieek's hsh stories were espec.
eially good
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
Christmas sixty Years Ago.
Portland Oregonian, Dec. adth

Portland oregonian, Dec. Goth.
With tho burden Of so years Fes,las
on his shoulders 90 OF which wsr
spent In Oregon, T. X. Matthlsu, he
veteran pioneer, and survivor OF ths
famous convention OF May 2, lsiS
spent chTistH.as at tho home OF n,
daughter, Mrs Q. l.. Bergsvin, wAo
lives on Union avenue.
81 am growing ola aud childish, /"
said the veteran yesterday afternoOa.
With hearty, cheerful laugh, after hs
had partaken Of a good dinner, ''but
can't help thar, FOR / am 80 years of
age How did We spend Christmas 10
the early daysi Well, not as the pso
pie do nov. We had pea soup on Ffsnsh
Prairie, and by the way, am fond of
pea soup, but the people now in OFegoa
would not consider pea soup luTug.
We did not have tho Injuries that The
people Of the present day have, There
were but few Of us Our news cane
from the outside by the Horn, two
years behind the times / am glad that
l east my vote on May 2, ls45, that
saved Oregon 10 the United States FOR
Oregon is one Of the finest states Of the
Union. / have travelled much in the
United States, but never found any
country that gives me 50 much satis
faction as my beloved Oregon. Yes, !
have seen IL grow from a few people
into a great and populOus state, ! vas
the first justice OF the peace after the
organization OF the provisional gov
ernment, and helped organize the Dem
oeFatie party, for could control the
French Of French Prairie But I am
glad and proud this Christmas that
voted to keep the British from getting
Oregon, aud that I have lived long
enough to see this beautiful state grow
to what It ia"
Mr.. Matthieu was In a most happy
and cheerful frame Of mind, and Puno
tuated his optimistic remarks win
ringing laughter, seeming like q youns
man entering on the life race in ths
spring time, rather than one nearins
the sunset. His gleeful, jolly laugh ana
good humOr were infectious, and one
left the pioneers presence in haPR
frame Of mind He bids fair to rouno
out several more Christmas seasons
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
H. b. simkinS Dead

Mr.. II. b. Simkins who lived -four
miles north OF Lincoln, Polk county,
died this afternoon at 1915 this morn
ing, after an illness Of several weeks.
He was born in 1926 in Green county,
Pennsylvania, and came TO Oregon in
ls4T. He leaves eight daughters and
four sons, all in Oregon. He was a
member Of the Evangelical church and
Of the Masonic fraternity, and his fu.
neral viii be held at HOpewell ceme.
terry Thursday forenoon at IL O'Clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

The prisoners at the state peniten-
tiary wiz give an entertainments at the
prison on the evening Of December q,
to which limited number Of persons
win be admitted on invitation. No ad-
mission fee win be charged bat, as
usual on such occasions. persons desir-
ing to do 50 can make a contribution
for the aid Of prison enterprises, such
a. the library. A similar entertain.
ment Was given last summer and
proved a great success
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
FORCING
COPPERS
UPWARDS
Wall Street Combines to Crowd
to the Wall the Prince of
All Knockers

New York, Dec. 26.-speculation in
coppers was resumed this morning on a
violent scale, which gave rise TO many
interesting but unvcrifed stories An.
aconda continued tie pyrotechnics, and
advanced 70 945, OF 81 points over Sat.
urday's close Amalgamated jumped
three points, to 1O3h. Lawson's posi-.
tion is problobatical.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

pany in fight on Lawson on the Anal
gamated. The Amalgamated owns the
Anaconda. Joint stock is strong on
the curb, and the advance is sympathet.
ic. Lawson says IL he can hold on un-
I'll the Standard is forced TO unload
the stocks which Il now holds resolutc-
ly prices will drop, and there will be
no stopping
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
jim HILL
WILL NOT
RETIRE

st. Paul, MINI, Dec. ed. J. Hill's
private secretary this morning denied
tho report that HIN win resign, or In
tho losst retire actively from railroad
or financial circles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

Mru. Corey, Of Pittsburg, viii SEQ
her husband In New York ne1t week,
but, according 10 relatives won't listen
20 any proposition Of reconciliation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

The gross value Of all property "
Morrow county is greater this year =
s62, ,74s than last according TO the sl',
mary Of ths asesment roll hled VIZ
the secretary Of state today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

New York, Dec. c6.-The Anaconda
Copper Company has declared a divi-
dcnd Of s7ihc, payable January 18th,
at the rate Of $3.50 share per year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

II is reported Mayor Mcclellan, Of
Nsw XoEk, Nin uppoint 0eneral Joseph
b. Wheeler police commissioner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26

(Four O'Clock Edition)
Boston, Dec. pa sensational
jump Of SO points in Anaconda mining
stock IL aiding the STANDARD Oil com.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-26
Clearing
Sale!

GREAT CLEARING SALE STARTS TODAY FULL BLAST
AND WILL BE KEPT FURTHER NOTICE PRICES
ON THE FOLLOWING GOODS SLAUGHTERED RIGHT AND
LEFT. THERE ARE TWO sEAsoNs OF THE YEAR WHEN WE
CLEAR THE sHBLvs-THAT Is FROM NOW UNTIL FEBRUARY
DAY OF JULY UNTIL
THE FIRST DAY sEPTBBER WATCH THIS SALE IT
WILL BE MONEY sAvER FOR you. THE FOLLOWING GOODS
GOES TO THE s1AUoHTER PRICES READ ON. ODD LOTS or
DRESS GOODS SILKS BROKEN NUMBERS OF HOS
UNDERWEAR, souED BLANKETS AND Comforts
COATS, AND wA1srs ODD LOTS OF FURs
BROKEN SIZES IN sHoEs ODD SIZES OF MEMS CLOTHING Am
TOYS LADIES' HAND BAGS AND BE1rs
o MILLINERY sUTrs-E1ugY HAVE TO 90
RBoARDIEss COST.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

Quotations for foundry at the II a. m. and D m
calls yesterday compare with the final prices Of
Wednesday follows
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Aug. 10, D. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was dull and generally higher. Last
quota tons follow: