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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-10

In Justice Turner's court yesterday
afternoon Elvin Arnold, who was under
arrest on the charge of threatening to
Kill Gustav Pottratz, had his hearing.
and was held in the sum of $1,000 to
Keep the peace, pending the action Of
the circuit court. The defendant g at.
torney petitioned Judge Burnett for a
writ of review, on the ground Of irrep.
in the proceedings. The writ
was granted, and Arnold released on
putting up a 500 bond.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-10

Hundreds of thousands of people
use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea a.
a family tonic. If taken this month II
will keep the family well all the wear
it fails get your money back. s5c
Dr. Stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-10

Traffic on the depot trolley car from
the downtown district to the depot is
getting SO heavy lately that the car is
crowded on every trip, and uncomfort.
ably so on the afternoon train.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-10

j. w. Philbrook, who played full
back for Pacific University, is in the
city, and will enter the medical course
at Willamette University. He is an
all'round good man, and will play with
the Willamette eleven this season. Pre-.
liminary practice on the University
gridiron will begin a few days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-10

Mothers be careful of your chill.
drne. There is no baby medicine in
the world as good as HOLSTER 3 Rocky
Mountain Tea. II makes the little
ones strong, healthy and active. s5c.
DIR. stones Drug Store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
TWELVE ARE KILLED
IN QUARRY R0CKSLIDE
Thousands OF Tons Of Limestone, Loos-
ened by Recent Rains, Entomb
Twenty-seven Workmen.

Allentown, Pa. dispatch: Twelve
men were killed and six injured In
rockslide at the quarry OF mill "A" OF
the Lehlgh Portland Cement company
at Ormrod Wednesday. All were for
eigners. Two OF the injured will die.
The heavy rains had softened the
surrounding earth and mass OF lime
stone. weighing thousands OF tons,
slipped from the side OF the quarry.
Twenty-seven men were at work. and
but nine escaped death or injury.
Two men who saw the side OF the
quarry SILVER shouted a warning, The
men misinterpreted the calls and
failed 70 move until II was too late.
All the men from FIVE nelghboring
quarrics set TO work to extricate the
unfortunates. The rescuers used block
and tackle, crowbars, hydraulic jacks,
and pitchforks to remove the stone.
Six mon were found hudled in one
place. four standing and two lying
down. Three were alive. but one died
before he could be gotten out. Five
physicians were summoned, and tho
injured were taken In wagons to the
Allentown hospital.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
TRAIN CARRIES BLACKS
TO INJURY AND DEATH
Engine and Six Coaches Plunge
Through open Draw Of Bridge.
Drowning Score Of Negroes.

Norfolk. Va. dispatch: Between
twenty and thirty negroes. occupying
the first car OF an Atlantic Coast Line
excursion train from Kingston. N. c..
TO this city. were killed or injured six
miles from here shortly after noon
Thursday The train, consisting OF
the engine and six coaches. plunged
through an open draw OF the bridge
at Bruce Station. the engine and one
coach being completely submerged in
about twelve feet OF water and the
second coach partly submerged.
IL Is dlfilcult at this time to estimate
the number OF tho dead. II Is believed
that every person in the FIRST car per-
ished. none having yet been accounted
for
With the exception OF tho train
crew and the promoters OF the excur-
sion, all aboard were negroes. The
engineer. fireman and conductor es-
capped.
The specific orders OF the road 10
stop all trains at the bridge. whether
the draw Is open or not, was appar-
entity ignored The train plunged into
the abyss. Both engineer and fireman
discovered the open draw too late TO
stop the train. The air brakes were
applied. but did not work properly.
The scene following the wreck was
one OF indescrlbabie horror. with the
shrieSing OF men, women and children
who we're drowning. struggling out OF
the partly submerged coach aud float
Ing In tho river
The passengers who we're uninjured
Immediately started 90 rescue those
Imprisoned IN the cars.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
VOICE IN GOVERNMENT
FOR PEOPLE OF RUSSIA
Emperor Nicholas Issues imperial
Manifesto Calling Representative
Body to Assemble In January.

St Petersburg cable: The people
OF the Russian empire have come into
their own-partly. In an imperial
manifesto the Emperor Nicholas an
nounces the creation OF national as.
sembly which. though consultative In
character, will give the nations mill
ions a voice in the government under
which they exist
For this new institution, while Il
places the common people OF the en-
pire on a higher plane than they have
ever known before in political sense.
does not provide for the making OF
laws by the Representatives OF the
populace.
Hut II takes its place among the
fundamental organisms or the govern
ment with the power TO suggest, pre-
pare. and repeal legislation. The man
ifesto comes as the elimination OF dec
AIDES OF stress and striving for reform
and is the frultion OF the cars plan
outlined by him In a rescript March
Sd last
II fixes the date for the first conyoca-
ton as mid.January, and In a ukase
addressed 10 the Senate the car for
mally orders that body 10 register as
the imperial will law project. form
ulatlng the nature, powers and proceed
ure OF the new governmental organiza.
ton.
The date OF the occasion has been
happily chosen with due regard 10 the
poetica symbolism so dear TO the Rus
sian heart. for on this day is celebrat-
cd the great religious feast OF the
TRANSPORTATION OF Christ. with the
bringing TO the church OF tho first
fruits OF the new harvest.
The powers OF the emperor remain
theoretically absolute. As the emper-
or is the supreme law giver and auto
crat. the decisions OF the Douma have
only a recommendation and not a
binding force. though the rejection OF
any legislative measures by twothirds
majority OF both houses is sufficient
to prevent that measure from becom-
ing law.
The representatives OF the people
will have not only the right TO be
heard on any legislation proposed by
the government, but also can voice
their desires on new laws. and will
have the right to exert a certain SUI
pervlsion over budgetary expendi-
lures.
The suffrage. though wide. is not
universal II is based on property
qualifications, the peasantry having a
vote through membership in COM
munal organizations. A considerable
portion OF the residents OF the cities.
possessing no lands. together with
women. soldiers. civil functionaries,
etc, are without suffrage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
COURT DEFINES
RIGHT OF CITIES
Federal Judge Deals Blow to
Plan to Buy Gas Con
pany Property.
ACT PROHIBITED BY STATUTE
Renders Long Opinion In Which He
States That Corporation Had No
Power TO Agree TO Surrender Rights
Under Its Charter.

indianapolis dispatch: Munlcipali-
ties have no power 10 take over the
property OF public service corporations,
even when an option on such property
Is provided to the corporations char.
ter. according to a decision rendered
by Judge Francis Il. Baker Of the
United States Circuit Court.
The franchise granted the Consum.
ers' Gas Trust Company, formed In
1887 TO bring natural gas to this city
for fuel purposes. contained a supula.
ton. which the company accepted,
giving the city the right after ten
years to take over the property at an
appraised value. The Consumers com.
pany has ceased 20 do business and
the city gave notice that IL would en-.
force its option Suit was brought by
stakeholder, alleging that the corpor-
alton exceeded it's powers when 1t ac-
cepted the ordinance containing the
provision regarding the option.
Judge Baker sustains this contention
and renders n long opinion, in which
he quotes literally from United States
decisions. The opinion Is based on
the ground that the Consumers Gas
Trust Company had no statutory au-
thority TO sell It's plant or 10 contract
to do so. and that it is against public
policy to permit public serv-
ice corporation like a gas company
TO sell its franchise or plant and there.
by disqualify Itself from rendering
such public service.
The city contended that the com
pany, having entered into the contract,
was estopped from dlsputing its power
10 do SO, and that the sale to the city
was not open TO the objections Of pub
lie policy which are involved In a sale
from one company TO another, but the
court held differently. and not only
permitted the company TO plead on au.
thority TO enter into such n contract,
but decided that It could not do so.
The court says in part:
Gst Of the Opinion.
III the gas company were required
at the end OF ten years, or at any time
while II was engaged In serving the
public, to surrender It's property as
an entirety to the city, II IS obvious
that tho company would not be I'm a
position TO continue the service II had
been rendering and for which II had
been granted It's charter by the state.
The sale OF It's plant as a going con.
Germ would necessarily include the
good will OF the business.
And although the city would not
be required. in order to operate tho
plant, 10 take an assignment OF the
franchise OF the gas company. yet In
paying for the good viii OF the busl.
ness the city would be paying for the
extinguishment OF the franchise. And
az all events the city would be author.
lied TO cancel the privilege which had
been given the company instantly
upon the company incapactating itself
and falling longer 10 discharge its
obligations TO the public.
1T may be said that II a contract IS
OF such a nature that had the corpora.
ton at once proceeded 10 execute 81
its act would have been contrary 60
public policy. or expressly or implied.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02

Much sympathy is expressed In In.
dia for Lord Curzon because OF his en-.
forced resignation.
Denial is made OF any attempt on
life OF shah OF Persia In France.
French authorities appealed TO the
American embassy In Paris on behalf
OF stranded circus men.
Germany has decided TO end martial
law In German southwest Africa.
John Hyde. formerly United States
statlstcian. grows vindlctlve In defend.
ing his cotton crop estimates.
a general strike has been started in
Poland because the car refused Poles
representation in the douma.
Gov. Hoch OF Kansas has named
Judge c. p. Graves OF Emporia to bo
associate Justice OF the supreme court
Richard Nice. Elliott, Jr.. Pennsyl-
vania, and Ralph G.. IIaxton. Indiana.
have been admitted to the naval acad.
envy at Annapolis as midshipmen.
DR.. Fred Wolfe, who has become
famous as the conductor OF the Bach
festivals in Bethlehem. Pa, has ac-
ANHANh ~ Val " AilN NHNAl vi NAuoAI ~
the University OF California.
Capt. w T. Burwell will command
the navy yard station at Puget sound.
Washington, as the relief OF rear Ad-
miral G. J. Barclay, who retlres from
the navy on Sept s.
Henry st. George Tucker. dean OF
the school OF law and diplomacy OF
George Washington university OF
Washington. D. c., has not yet ac-
cepted the presidency OF jamestown
Exposition company
Several thousand socialists and an
archists paraded the streets OF Milan
Sunday. creating disorder and riotlng.
The police were powerlcss and caval-
ry dispersed the mobs. many persons
being badly wounded.
Chief wllkie OF the United States
secret service has announced the APP
pearance OF new counterfeit IS sill
yer certificate. II is OF the series OF
1899. with Lyons as registrar and Rob
erts as treasurer.
Frank Ward. foreman OF yard gang
nj the Pueblo (Colo) steel works,
caused the death OF his daughter,
Frances. aged 16. by forcing her to
swallow poison, and then committed
suicide by using the same drug. Neigh.
bors said Ward had been drinking.
He was a widower
The pope. IN order 20 recognize the
growth OF the church In America. may
name a papal nuncio for Washington.
Medical Inspector II. G. Boyer OF tho
navy has been ordered TO Paris as a
delegate to the international tubercu.
losis congress.
Willie. the i2-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Bryant OF Rockford. Ill,
was fatally shot while playing with a
| pistol.
James Norfeet. John Champion and
General Bone. three negro murderers,
we're hanged At Memphis for killing
women OF their own race.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02

pans position as accurately as does
either OF the japanese plenipotentiar-
les.
1--WE do not believe he will ask us TO
weaken at the last moment and yield.
even 70 save the negotiations. Heart
lily as the whole world desires peace.
Japan believes the sneutral pow
ers would prefer that war
should continue for a year
or even two years longer than
that Japan. for the sake OF Immediate
peace. should make concessions new
and be forced perhaps a decade hence
10 reopen hostilities."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
SWAPPING CABLE CAUSES PANIC
Suspension Bridge over Lake at
Springfield, H., Breaks In TWO.

ohaHfAaiNU oilh1N WV ~fAfNN ~
Springfield, H., Breaks In Two.
Springfield. H.. dispatch: without
the slightest warning the suspension
bridge across the lake at Mildred
Park gave way Wednesday afternoon.
precipitating fifty young men, women
and children into the water. which at
that point Is twelve feet deep. Ow.
Ing TO the fact that one OF the cables
did not break, thus Keeping the bridge
from sinking. no one was drowned.
All those who we're thrown into the
water chung 10 the sides OF the bridge
until they were taken of in boats.
The retail clerks Of the city were CIV
ing their annual picnic at the park
and there were 5000 people on the
grounds The accident created a
panic. and II was some time before
tho crowd was quoted. The accident
was due to the breaking OF a cable.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
shoota Moman for n.er.

Berlin cablegram; Baron spock Won
sternberg. a brother Of tho German
ambassador AZ Washington. shot and
killed woman poacher IN mistake for
. deer on Count Won der schulenborg's
preserves In NeugattcfBlsben.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
REscuEs rlANce. BUT BROWNS
Philadelphia Girl Sinks Exhausted AZ.
ter Placing Man In Safety.

Philadelphia. Pa. dispatch: After
carrying her fance. NJ f.. Alexander.
to their overturned canoe and seeing
him safe. Miss Annie b. ober. exhaust.
ed, sank to death in the river Just as
rescuing party arrived. After being
taken ashore Alexander tried 10 com.
NIT suicide. Their boat capsized while
turning aside for launch. and Alex.
ander could not swim.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
LION MANoLEs IT'S TRAINER
Animal Attacks Charles Duncan Dur.
ina Performance az clarksville.

GAINESVILLE. Tenn. dispatch. During
a performance OF circus here Lion
Trainer Charles Duncan. OF Louisville.
KY. was seriously injured in fght
with lion when Ducan entered
the cage the animal sprang toward
him. Duncan slipped and fell. the
lion biting and crushing his left shoul.
der IN a frightful manner. The lion
was forced into corner by the use OF
hot irons and Duncan was rescued. He
IS In a serious condition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
Ralse ,he Aa.esam,n,.

Pittsburg. Pa. dispatch: The Pat
ternmakers' League OF North America
has raised the asscssomnt OF tho Nom.
bers from rs 20 90 cents week. II
Is decided 70 divide the United States
and Canada into four districts.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
Carnegie Aids Theater Fund.

laporte. Ind. dispatch; by means
OF aft OF $4,000 from Andrew Car
neEle, made ON condition that like
amount be subscribed, the village OF
Topeka which has 500 Inhabitants,
soon 10 10 have thcater.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
Past Train In Landslide.

Ia Crosse, Wis, dispatch: ThePion.
cor Limited on the Chicago. MIlwau.
kee a 81 Paul road was caught in
big landslide while circllng Lake Pc
PIN The train stopped barely in time
TO avoid destruction. No one was hurt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
ASKS DAMAGES FOR DOG BITE
waukesan Woman Sues Owner Of An.
Imal That Attacked Her.

Chicago dispatch; Attorney A. K
stearns has filed in the circuit court
at waukegan a suit for $4,000 dam
ages against Charles Crawford OF
North Chicago. with Mrs. Annie Yoss
OF that place as complainant She
asks that amount because Crawfords
dog attacked her and bit her so severe
ly that she sustained what she alleges
are permanent injuries.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
FINDS DIR. MOORE is INNOCENT
No Evidence TO Warrant Criminal Ae.
ton Against Plant Expert.

Washington. special: Acting Attor-
ney General James c. MeReynolds has
reported TO Secretary Wilson OF the
department OF agriculture on the
charges made against Or. George T..
Moore. a scientist OF the bureau OF
plant industry, whose resignation was
accepted recently Mr.. McReynolds
states that nothing has been submit.
ted 10 him which indicates any Grim.
inal action on the part OF DR.. Moore
or justifes legal proceedings In this
case.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02

Butter-tirm unchanged. Cheese
Quiet. unchanged. Eggs-Firm. State,
Pennsylvania and near-by fancy selected.
white 26Q 2sc. do choice. 2sQ25c. do mix
Cd. extra, 2ic; western extra selected. 81 "
pc. do firsts. 2OW21c.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02

ly prohibited by statute. or would in
any degree disable the corporation
from the performance OF It's statutory
duties. the undertaking cannot be ca.
forced by either party"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02

Live stock.
CATTLE.
Chicago 81 5Om8lO.
Omaha-t1 T5Q5.5O.
Kansas City S2n5 20.
ST. Louis 22Jm5.T5.
st. Joscph-fi sAU5 40.
New York sl.75m5 90.
HOGS.
Chicago-ff 25WBlO.
mahB--Sl 75a5T5
Kansas City-f5. 25MI 50.
81. Louls-$3 T50Jto.
81. Joseph 50 IOWG 40.
New York SG 3O0G 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Chicago s. T5mT2T.
maha-SB JomGT5
Kansas city 50 $4,000.
81. Louis $4N7.1O.
81 Joseph 81 75t7
New York-47JQs.T5.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
Grain Quotations.

NfifsA r.
Chicago No. 2 red. S3N 6S4H.
New York No. 2 red. s1A dsTmc.
MinneApolis-No 1 northern, yl.O7.
81 Louis-No. 2 red. s4hc.
Duluth-No. I northern. Sl.O0is.
Kansas City--No. . hard. Tsa 81 10.
Milwaukee-No. ! northern, S1.08.
Toledo-No. . red sac.
CORN
Chicago No. .. 541t n $50.
Liverpool -Americau mixed. d Tia.
New Nork-No. .. G0Ac.
peoria--No. 3. 54ikc.
peoria-No 3. 54Ac.
ST. Louis No. .. hlMc.
Kansas City-No. . mixed. Sic.
Milwaukee--No. 3. 5lis u54Ac.
OATS
Chicago Standard. 27G2TMc.
New York Mixed. 32h a. 33c.
ST. Louls-No. .. 27hc
Kansas City-NO. mixed, 2shn
Milwaukee, Standard, 27M a2TAc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02
All over Unless RUSSIA Pay

I'VE have fought for lasting
peace" said one Of the Japanese at,
taches closest TO the chiefs. I'VE have
been victorious. II Russia came 20
Portsmouth unprcpared TO pay the
price OF defoat all Is over. We don't
believe that the President thinks our
terms unreasonable. lie knows ia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-03-03

By ALL MEANS SEND THE OLD Press
TO PoRTLAND.-About one of the best
exhibits on the part of Washington
that could be made at Portland is the
old Ramage press, now in possession
OF the State University. Aside from
its history, which is OF absorbing in
terest, the relic affords q splendid
illustration of the progress made in
printing during the past century. 1t
is an exact copy of Ben Franklin's
press. on which he is said to have
printed the New England Courant,
nearly 300 years ago, which is so high
ly priced as a memento that it is kept
in glass case at the National Capital.
The one under consideration was the
mother OF nearly all the first papers
on this coast-several in California,
including the Alta, one 10 Oregon, the
Oregonian, and the Columbian, Orer.
land Press in Olympia; and the Ga
seite, in Seattle, may fairly be consid-
cred the sponsor OF the Pr. By all
means send it to the big show.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-03-03

A New YORK millionaire, William
H. Baldwin provides in his will that
his wife shall be paid an annuity Of
$lO,OOO as long as she does not re.
marry. The widow claims that it was
by her suggestion that this unusual
provision is made and she claims that
woman who has been fortunate
enough TO have y good husband who
leaves some money and children, that
tits only honorable to renounce his
estate entirely in favor of his children
in the event Of second love coming
to the woman.