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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-22

ed the trumpets again sounded four
calls. announcing the close Of the eere.
mony One Of the first to reach Drey-
fus was his little son who pushed for
ward and threw his arms around his
, sather's neck sobbing violently.
I Officers who had not taken official
part in the ceremony also came for
ward to greet their comrade. As
Dreyfus received the well wishes Of
his relatives and the officers. his face
usually impassiye. twitched with enc
tion and It was with difficulty that ne
preserved his soldierly calm.
Greeted BY His wife.
Colonel large, who also was decor.
ated today terminated his felicitatiols
by conducting Major Dreyfus to the
officers quarters where Madame Drey-
fus was waiting for him. The meet
ing between husband and wife wa
most affeetionate, the spectators with
drawing to permit them to be alone.
Shortly after this Dreyfus, accom-
panied by his wife and son. emerged
from the military school and entered
a carriage. As the major appeared
the crowd in front Of the main e1-
trance gave him hearty ovation,
waving handkerchiefs aud shouting
"Yiye Dreyfus." "Nive la Republique
"Vive L'Armee."
The carriage was then driven swift
~ in the direction Of Dreyfus' home.
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IN TEPROR
Refugees From Destroyed City Arrive
at Capital With the Awful
Details.

| ST. Petersburg. July 81 Fleeing in
terror from Sy2ran, the inhabitant
are beginning TO reach here with tales
of suffering and p iyation. Thousands
are wandering IN the fields and for
cts without food or shelter, ana a
number Of sick and feeble persons
have peiished from exposure
The entire city. The refugees say,
was hcat OF tan- wnen they last
saw it. ana it Is n3t bel eyed any Of
it win escape destruction Hundreds
of persons are said to have Der,shed 10
the fire.
Most Of those known 10 be dead are
eith9c children or aged persons; oth
ers have become insane Several men
who We're suspected of having set the
fire have been Iynchel by the infuri-
ated inhabitants
Either the government is witaou
definite information or HI deliberately
suppressing the facts Ii is known.
however, that threats 70 burn tha town
we're fepeated1y made of rate IN
anonymous letters. The reason giver
for wishing to burn the city was tha,
leath was preferable to the existin
misery ana dCspotism
Workingmen 20 BE ExIed.
In Ode sa. Governor General Kau'
bars issued a notice warning all work
ingmen on suike that If they fail to
return to work by Monday they WI
be eXilod
A general strike wzs declared in
Odessa July ~. and all the working
men excepting the coal beavers
walked out. On July II even the gov
ernment hangman went on strike, with
a demand for double pay and pen
sion
That t.oube is anticipated by the
ear is shown by the feverish activity !
displayed in hurrying troops to the
capital Every train IS bringing re-
nforcements TO the garrison, and the
'ntire city is one great camp.
Word from War aw brings the It'd /
ngs that the agrarian strike is spread
ng.
I. has NV extended 10 several gov
rnments, in which the harvest is like
Y TO be lost In Lubin. where the rev
lulion SITS declared war on the gen
armes and police. ten policemen have
een shot
In the meantime. busines is at a
ractical ,tandstill. and the stock mar
Of is dcnorallzed. IN all circles hero
5 a feeling Of the greatest pessimism
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EMPEROR GATHERS TROOPS.
To Put Down Riots That Are Sure to
Follow His Action.

st. Petersburg, Jelly 2t-As the
week closes the dissolution Of parl'a-
ment with all the grave possibilities
involved in such event, is staring the
country in the face, The Emperor,
d SEQ ragged by his failure to form q
coalition ministry and by the distinct.
lIly rey2lnliQnaEs pains Which parlia-
ment has chosen haA apparen ly been
persuaded to risk a final appeal from
the parliament 10 the people, or in ota-
er words to dissolve parliament and
order new elections on the basis Of
universal suffrage.
Ii is posit yely asserted that on
Thursday an imperial ukase authcriz-
ing the dis olution Of parliament was
actually signed ana was to be en-.
forcel today, but yesterday, in view
of the manifest efforts of the consii.
tutional Democrats to nulllfy the af-
feet OF their action, the execution Of
the ukase was postponed.
Gear Expects Trouble.
Tonight, however, it is learned that
the delay did not mean the abandon.
ment Of the decision to dissolve parlia.
ment and that a final. momenous con
ference on the subject is being held |
at Peterhof Exactly who is present |
cannot be learned but II is understood |
that Grand Dukes, General Trepoa |
and other coart officials and cne or
two ministers are at the palace.
Evidently the government is not /
bind to the fact that the dissolution
If parliament will be accompanied by
tremendous excitement riots and
lloodfhed, If nothing worse.
Troops are being massel a st
Peter burg. Moscow and other cen
ers prepared to apply physical force
nd. in addition to the guard legi-
nents which We're hurriedly marched
nto The capital Thursday night. the
niire twenty-thr.d division of inf3n
ry arrived here this afternoon from
'skos
This imposing military array is OK ,
ected 10 ovorawe the masses. The
and group Of toll in the par
have prepared for the emer-
ency. They have drafted an address :
r. is uance to the country the mo-
tent the dissolution is declared.
Bloodshed on a large scale with a
dictatorship il the background is con-
dered TO be the inevitable sequel Of >
le dissolution Of parliament. but the
cf dis olution claim the
nperor must take the risk. arguing
iat q new election may give d fferen- v
suits. and, In any event it is better :.
fight than abiecily to surrender TO :
revolutionary parliament.
TARTAR DESTROYS VILLAGE.
Tiflis. July 2l.-Tartars TODAY do -.
royed the village Of Kaladjak. Thirty n
'rsons were killed.
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ANTl.IFMIsH RlnTs.

Kaluga, July 2l-AntiJewish dis
turbances broke ont I'm the village OF
Spasdelensk today. The mob beat the
Jews and pmndered their houses. The
troops fired a volley. killing two plund.
crer1 and wsunding many others.
Others. Order was finally restored.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-22

Both sides in the Hartje divorce
case let down the bars today ana
opened the way for flood of evI.
denee beside which what has gone be.
fore almost will seem clean.
The legal fight between The plttsbury
paper millionaire AMI his wife has
reached H. most despera phase. The
woman almost has rescued har mama
from the morass Of infamy IN which
her husbands original charges had
plunged il. Now II is the hu. band who
is facing batteries of calumny. Attor.
neys on both sides Of the case declare
iheir unclean ammunition e. NJ. mar.
ly exhausted and they will use II 10
the last word unless the court in be
half OF public mora's. cries enough.
Among the developments of today
was story that a subpoena had been
issued for a young man alleged TO have
refused $1,000 offered him by Haftie
70 compromise Mrs. Har je in a hatsi.
Another story around the courtroom fs
that another negro coachman win be
brought into the case 10 testify that
Hartje's nephew. nov in Europe. OF
fered him money TO besm .rch Mrs.
Hartjeis character.
Att7rney stsrsles The City.
There have been sensations in TIE
proce edings calculated to alonsa the
horror and Indignation Of the women
Of Pittsburg. Il wa launched b. Attor.
ney J. Scott Ferguson when. in
heated argument and again { me depo-
siiion Of the negro. Hoe. he shouted
al the bench.
Let them put Hooe on the and. m
hey dare. Let them call Hooe. II
loesnt do 10 say that this man Hooe's
negro. God know there's many an
intelligent woman vho has nnsd as
ge say this woman has sinned His
oTy is full Of Il. repeat. many
Voman high in life socially. and in
his community. has sinneJ az this
-oman has done
u was not many hours before this
barge Was the topic % amazed con
arsatiOn IN clubs. hotel coru8ors. and
q ne streets.
There was a terrific laftle Ter aryt
.ent when counsel for susuerus Hars-
tired ie g=t ST ickca iron fhe fase
.e evidence Concerr-ag Hroe. sven
: 5ohn J. Wf,shans. 1larts's elase
lend. and the wiz s1ses Ha8 followed
m
Attorney J. sc1tf Fsrrus n III be
Eu-e1t far Hartia and 1reFl4 A.
igned Ms Mary Sraft iIarfie At
eConeluaed On Tbira Psga1
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AUTOCRACYS GRIP
And Irresponsible Government Now
Firmly Hold the whole Russian
Empirc.

st. Petersburg, July 22-The sec
ond ukase places ST. Petersburg in 0
state of extraordinary security by the
declaration Of minor form Of mar
ial law.
A large part of the province Of
Kiey where armed uprisings are an.
ticipated in consequence Of the dissu-
luticn of parliament, is placed under
martial law.
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PUBLISHING HOUSE BURNS.

San Jose. Cal. jury 21.-The entire
plant Of the Pacific Press Pupblishing
company al Mountain View wa
burned last n'ght The loss IS $780,
00a. while the insurance. IS sio'.lo'
The stock in he company is oWnel
by the Adyentists 81 California
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GUESTS or CROKER.

Dublin. July 2f-Mr and Mrs VI
Ian j Brvsn have arrived hero. Thev
zpani Friday with Richard Cocker A.
bis farm near Duflfs- croker has n
fited numbar of his American anI
other friends 10 mees f1e Rrra-s. and
TIE day was spent in inspecting thu
kennels.
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A MILE A MINUTE.
Made ir the Auto Races at the Miohi.
gan State Fair-Bsrney oldHeld
the Winner.

Detroit. Mich. July 2f-Taa fnals
in fhe Wolverine Sweepstakes for a
uuTee - s2500in gold furnished the
feature ~ fo11y's automobile rsc-s
~ the state fair fracf. Bsrrev Old
feid von by margia of Oily three
feet Time for Eve miles 5.1f Is the
second and third miles being done in
one minute fat.
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FOUR KILLED.
And Many injured in Wreck in the
Northwest Yesterday.

Spokane. Wa h.. July 2l.-Four men
were Killed and number Of persons
i1jurei in a week on the Spokana
Falls and Northern Railway this even.
ing.
The Dead.
". + SMITH. waiter Of the Steamer
Kaslo. on Kootenay Lake.
D. M'KiNNON. purser on the same
steamer.
JUDGE wM TOWNSEND. Rcse.
land y. c.
One unidentified passenger.
None o fine ini red are fatally hurt
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CAR D|SS0LVES THE
RUSSIAN PARLIAMENT
BLACK SEA FLEET
THREATENS REVOLT.

Sebastopol. July 21.-A meet :
ing Of $500 sailors from war Z
ships here today drew up econ :
omic demands fer presentation I
to Admiral Skrydloff Unless :
these demands are fulfilled the Z
men say the whole Black Sea :
fleet will revolt. :
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DROWNED In Elec1Rle sToaM.

Duluth Mimi. Jriy 2l-Mr- and
Mrs. J. F. McArthur and Miss Florence
Tostevin u Superior were drowned in
Superior bay TONIGHT during severe
electrical storm They we're in a
snail boat az the time whea the storm
csusized the craft and al went ~ the
bottom befoTe assiztzuce could rea-h
them
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DESTROYED sV FIRE
Was Aieus & Co.'S Big Box plant in
New Orleans.

New Orleans. La. fuiy 21-s. Al
c-,s e. Co.'S blk factory On The river
front Was burned TONIGHT The lass fs
over sIa1t0o- The factory vas sit-
uated near the IiHncis Ceatrafs irr
meH q rev docks ard elevators. Dur
this property was unEamaeed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-22

! With these momentous orders viii h
We're promulgated at o'clock this
morning Sunday, Emperor Nicholas
by the stroke of a pen set Russia back
to where she stood TWO years ago, in
the full grip Of the Gu;ocracy and an
irresponsible government, wiping out
for six months, at least, the whole
structure of parliament, erected such
a great cost
lying on the Peasants.
There Is little doact that the order
for conyocation Of the new assembly
will still further postpone the time
unless the new parliament promises 20
be mere amenable than the present
The delay In fixing the time for the
new elections seems to indicate a de-
c'sion to change the present ba is of
suffrage to perhaps a basis of uniynr-
sal suffrage. with which the advisers
OF the emperor hope to swamp the edu-
Gated liberals, socialists and workmen
with the va t mass of the peasantry
The only uncertainty l. the coming
storm-whCn and where it will break.
Advocates of the mailed fit" believe
that by dis diving the parl amoat ana
a collision now they will |
find the revolu ionary readers not pre- !
pared for an uprising as at Moscow, |
whereas further delay would nearly
give the revoluti5nists the time need /
ed to organize and to continue the
corruption Of the army.
Without a Precedent.
There are no prece-ents in Russ an
history for the execution of an order
1f propagation. but Monday will prob
lbly find the Tauride palace in the
los SO sion Of the military and the sur
streets held by the emperor's
uards.
The constitutional democratic eau.
MS adjourned before the news of dis
Olution of parliament was received,
mt The information already has
cached the leaders Of the party.
To Defy SoVereign's viii.
The A A'sociated Press i informed :
hot a meeting viii be summoned for !
Dday Sunday to discuss the pro
adure and whether they shall at
snpt. like the Frencn third estate. o 4.
ontinue existence as a revolving body i
! defiance Of the severign's will.
History Of the Parliament
The Rus an parliament which has !,
cen dissolved by the Imperial ukase
AS constituted May 10. 1906. amid d,
,enes n genera rejoicing. The :
lcech from the throne read a. tn :,
oening session was conciliato-y in
ne.
The rcorgarized council Of the en- j,
-e was formally convened in the
lll Of mobiles at the winter palace the
flowing day. On the third day the
-st signs Of the opposition aatag 7"
ism to the government were intro
iced. when the demand for amnesty
ID the Polish campaign for aatomny p
gan: ani when. ~ Iay rs. tha r. ~
y Of the lower hose 10 the address
ON the throne was adopted. the opin-
n became general that this would
use a conflict with The crown be II
use - its radical demands. n
During the entire se sion the lower
Hse has been At D. tier odds with the
veinmcnt and has demanded it- -.
ignation and the formation Of a "
binct from members Of the majority.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-22

81. Petersburg July 21.--
> Fourteen men of the second
; battalion of the Preobrajen-
Sky regiment, Including two
> noncommissioned officers have
, been arrested fer agitating and
conveyed to the fortress of st.
Peter and st. Paul
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TO QUILL UPRISING.
President Disz Calls Governors To
gsther 70 Evoive Plan.

p Pas0 Tex. Juiv 9f-Racfal
fzabei eoyeru-r of S7aor7 MeEin
pas "a throueh q Pas tcfsr IN n01te
iG Mexico City. to consult with Prrsi
Gent Dlsz and prfl1re Tor the tlFeat-
aued uprising in falf c01ntrv serfem-
ter fG
Presidezt DiaE IS calling a1l his E5r-
CcOBeIuded Oh rhIrd PagsJ
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IF NOTHING WORSE ARE BOUND
TO FOLLOW AND TROOPS ARE
BEING MAsSED TO ouELL
RIOTERS.
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE
To Be Basis Of New Elections Ordered
in Royal Ukase Yesterday
Clouds Growing Blacker and
Death and Destruction
Fun Apace.
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
st. Petersburg, July %, 3:f5 a. n1.---
An imperial ukase has been promul-
gated dlssolvng the parliament and
fixing the time FOR convocation Of the
newly e,scted assembly as March s,
1907.
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Hard Task

Hard Task
It takes a clever woman 70 refrain
from posing as a clever woman.
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Wise Charity.

Charity begins az hone when il
wants 10 cover a mDlfituds Of Sins
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WHERE WE CAN Mon Inxsns

may At least improvs;we msy "
tomewhst Of novelty 10 that wIsjt \
was Old, condensation 10 than whic
was d'Huse, perspicuIty 70 that whick
was obscure, and currency IL thae
which was reconditc. &C lotion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-22

MEN ARE NOT to be Judged by
\ their looks, habits, and appearances,
but by the character Of their lives
and conversations, and by their work.
'Tis better that a mans own works,
than that another mans words, should
praise hlm.--L'Estrange.
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6cOneluaed On Third Psga1
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-22

tcOneluded o. Thlrd PassJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-22

&C. -eHled % -Aad FAss)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
Want Steve Adams.

Boise, Idaho, Sept. u. w. Lii
lard. of Baker City, Ore. uncle %
Steve Adams, applied to the district
court for a writ Of habeas corpus TO
release Adams from the Idaho penl.
tentiSry at noon today. Adams was
arrested In Oregon last February.
charged with completely in the as
sassination of Governor Steunenberg.
He was never indicted nor given a
preliminary hearing. This move is
made by attorneys for Moyer and
Haywood. for the purpose OF finding
out what Adams may know OF the
case.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
y. VI. MELFREsH DEAD.
Temporarily Insane He shoots Him.
self at the Wallace Farm.

telephone message from the
Wallace farm, about three miles
down the river. on the Polk county
side, was received shortly after noon
today. saying that +. NJ. McElfresh
had committed suicide by shooting
himself In the head. the weapon used
being a rife. and the scene OF the
act the fruit house. The bullet pene.
trated the brain. and death resulted
Instantly Soon after eating his lunch
Mr. MoElfresh went down 10 the fruit
house, apparently In his usual health,
and mentally untroubled. That he
should, In this condition, take his
life seems impossible. for he was OF
a bright disposition, always cheerful,
and no reason can be imagined for
the act, Those who were with him
Just before the rash act are OF one
opinion In pronounoing Il case OF
temporary insanity.
Mr., McElfresh was well known hy
many Salem people, and was liked by
all who know him.
He was a member OF the Masonic
order here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
PLANS FOR PANAMA TRIP
President and Party VIII Go to J.,.
mus in November.

Washington, Sept. 7.-ArrapsA
ments are in progress for the triO =,
President Roosevelt to the Jstbmr.
of Panama this fall. The start MIN
be made early in November. Tb,o,
weeks will likely be consumed. II
of course, the Presidents desire m
complete his inspection of the cana,
work and reach here before conpre,,
convenes on December Sd. That m.
journey may be made safely and e,.
peditiously, the navy department win
provide three warships.
Detailed plans have not been com.
pleted, but it is likely that the Pres.
ident, Secretary Taft and other guests
will occupy a first-class battlesbin
the members of the canal commission
another, and newspaper representa-.
tives a third, which is to be cruis.
er.
This will enable the President and
party to make the trip in comfort,
give them healthy accommodations
while on the isthmus, and incidental.
ly provide against the possibility of
delay through accident to any Of the
ships.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
Model Road I'm Umntilln

Pendleton, Or, Sept. THE coun.
ty court today decided to assist the
government in the construction of
half a mile of sample road on a part
OF the Pendleton-Walla Walla wagon
road, east of the city. The point Sc
lected Is part of the most heavily
used thoroughfare. and will give a
good test of the sample to be built
by the government. The work will
be commenced soon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
Charges Made by Puter i'm His Testi-
mony.

Charges Made by Puter i'm His TeSti-
mony.
+. Z. Mays--Was implicated with
Puter in land frauds extending over
period of II years, and part of that
time acted as Puter's attorney. Took
money from Puter in payment for
Senator Mitchell's services in furth-
ering crooked land deals at Washing
ton, Mitchell being Mays law part
ner at the time.
Senator Mitchell-Accepted $4,000
bribe from Puter direct for expedit.
ing issuance of patents for fraudu-
lently-located homestead claims, us
ing his influence in the general land
Office TO this end. Also did similar
work for Mays and Puter, for which
Mays received fees from Puter.
Binger Hermann - Co-operated
with Mitchell and Mays in further
ing crooked land deals while COM
missioner of the general land office.
Willard n. Former partner
of Puter in land business, implicated
in land frauds engineered by Puter.
John Hall-Integrity as United
States attorney attacked by Puter.
who says Mays promised him that
any prosecution for land frauds in
augurated by Hall would never be
pressed.
Edwin Mays-Assistant TO Hall
during the latter's term in Office as
United States attorney. Depended
upon +. p Mays to keep Hall in line
George C. Brownell-Accepted
bribe from Puter to AK" grand jury
in case OF his appointment as United
States attorney to succeed Hall.
George Sorenson-Had knowledge
OF F. p. Mays plan to create Blue
Mountain reserve and fraudulently
procure sl,0O0.OO0 worth OF lieu
lands.
Fred A, Kribs-Referre 10 by
Puter as purchaser OF lands fraudu-
lently procured from the govern
ment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
TURN
JAPS
LOOSE

Washington, Sept. THE depart
ment of justice today ordered the
district attorney at Valdez, Alaska,
to release the five japanese captured
on St. Georges island as seal poach-
ers, the charges not being sustained.
Ambassador Thompson. of Mexico,
denies that there is an anti-American
feeling in Mexico, and asks the state
department to take steps to suppress
the revolutionary paper published in
Spanish in st. Louis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
Moscow Stocks Also Advance.

Moscow, Sept. There was a
strong upward movement on the
Bonrse today following the publiea-
tlon OF the stolypin program. All
the Industrial securities advanced
including Great Briansu and Sormovo
establishments, which had been
steadily declining on account OF
strikes incendiarism and riots.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
stand by Their Paper.

81. Louis. Sept members O,
the Mexican iunta are defiant re.
garding DiaI's request for the sun.
preston OF the newspaper "Regener
alton" They declare they are no,
anarchists. not even knowing the doc
srines of anarchy. They saw tbav
will appeal personally to Presldan,
Roosevelt TO permit them TO continue
their propaganda against Dla
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
A Political Mess.

New York, Sept. flames A
rawney, member OF the Republican
congressional committee. after the
fence-mending trip In the West to,
day, said the Republicans will con,
troll the next congress. The Demo.
Gratis would make gains In some 10,
ealtsies. but the Republicans would
make Il up In some districts the
Democrats now control.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
NInrtlerer Hanged.

San Quentin, Cal, Sept. Harry
Brown was hung at 1880 this morn,
ing for che murder OF Patrick Dunn,
a wealthy inn keeper OF Humboldt
county In December. 1904. II was
believed the victim kept large sum
OF money, but the murderer secured
only 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
Reprieves Weber.

Auburn, Cal, Sept. Reliable
information is received that Cover
nor Pardee has reprieved Adolph
Weber for 10 days. The prosecution
believes this extension is all the ia
yors the governor is disposed to
grant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
Claims He Was Robbed.

Fairbanks, Alaska, Sept. 7.-Robt.
Miller, the gold brick robber, sem
fenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary. claims that s19, 900 was stolen
from him on the steamer Tanana,
and the same box was robbed at Fort
Gibbons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
Went Over the Bank.

Santa Cruz, Cal, Sept. THE
tender on a narrow gauge engine
broke loose at Fulton Junction this
morning, and went over a bank so
feet high, taking the baggage and
passenger coach. The engineer and
fireman had a narrow escape.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07
Accented the Plan.

Philadelphia, Sept. 7.-Directors
and depositors have accepted the
plan of reorganization of the Real
Estate Company. 1t is proposed to
elect Receiver Earle president, and
allow him to put his plans into effect.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-07

Portland, Sept, Witnesses In
the Mays land fraud trial this morn
Ing testified that Congressman vii
Hanson visited Canyon City and Sa-
lem In the interest OF the creation
OF the reserve, Prineville witnesses
stated that they took up school lands
which were afterwards decided TO
Williamson.