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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13

Itching piles produce mOis'u.s ~, !,
cause itching. this form = p,lss
Blind. Bleeding or Protruo,ns p,
are cured by DR.. Bo-sAn-Ass '.',s
Remedy. Stops itching ana sue
Absorbs tumors; soc jar : =. 80
slsts. or sent By mail. Treats: Z; 3, 3
Write mo about your cas''
sanko. Phila.. Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
CITY NEWS
A Collie stion OF Important Para
graphs for -FOUR Considerable
IL Is Not Too Late

To visit the Bazaar at st. Paul
guild rooms. Open all this evening
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13

VIII be seen in the baby incuba-
tors at the Mid-Winter Carnival,
Dec. Ii and 15. 271 Commercial
st. General admission 10c. 2t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
NEW TO-DAY

Wanted.-A girl for general IT,
work. Good wages for right pa'S
Inquire at $50 High street
12-lS-ss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Can You Draw
a picture of Santa |?

We will give prizes all this
week, including Monday OF next
week, for drawings of Santa
Claus. All pictures must be done
on 0xt1 sheets of white paper by
students of the public schools.
Each sheet must bear the name
and address of the artist, together
with the name OF the school at
tended. Special prizes will be given
the Most Artistic Drawing, Fun
niest Drawing, three Clcverest
Conceptions.
BE original. No Tracings Re-
ceivcd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13

and Sewing Machines. opposite Bush
Bank. 12-13-3t
Living Rnhies---
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13

For Sale-Good milch COW ins
at ls6 Miller street. South sa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13

For SaIe-Mare, weight l-vv -
gentle and true. Price ssss
Liberty street. las.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-29
ssnn6enurtsr als anafanfler.

RenSS eefdno fam h1 ber5eit rib
men, unEer isiren g~oitbsamtsn einsa
0orFeber au sdbiep. oer I'm gdnaen
8ersid Ses Msltpoftper,tns lApsrli9
IIeinesglti9sn ftnben birfts. DurA
'@erfrippeIuns Tetner 9dnOs 1T NAM
LID Der 6etrsffenoe 8tomte. Der bic
Inn nntsrftelte Anftalt bsrsits felt
elmer Ftibt DIN Sahren gu POTTER 3u@
fritbtnbeit fetn,r @prgeiettsn ~Dsrtpals
tst, senStbigt. fi4 fsin.r Sub. su be-
bstnen. Gr berfauft auf bief. Metfs
nEdt aIetn Die greimnrten, ionoern
tent aud qpftanipeifungen aus, ia, er
btoisnt fid oct 5iibe fogur gum ar
fttmpeln Der apfaslisferten QoftIadsn,
un6 bi.s anes tpis 1susS telGnoer
8tdttsr nit F5rmltd lotalpatriottf6tm
StoI5. berbnrbe6en, e6srio gut unb ats
idninh, fuis dnbtft Beamts, bic iih at
btefen &sTmGften ibrtr 86noe be6ientn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-29

Sir oie III GnqlaH6 INNER meEr
surtbmenoe Mooe Der 9a4onausfliIgs
fin6 aud bereits BE notbmen6iqen
Aoiletten freirt fporoen. Dor a0em
miifen Die aoitime febr leidt fein. So
Der 8alon 70 nenig Gsipi9t tpis m0a
lt9 hcben ION. Der Npd 1T CANA tur8,
enc S9leppe pur6s bsim @iHitsiasn
In oas @hiff fehr tditig fem. Nfs
9nt tpir6 eiu rInbsr Soqts smpfoh
len. Srgenbeine @Gub6rine ooer for
Ftiqe 4tsriifarq. fpis ie bsim Q(uto
nl0bil notbuerois i'll, if bier p1Qig
iiberffifig, penn Ger 8aqoR piro bpH
BEN Ninoe getrugtn. 10 oab man iiets
Der Win6 i'm Riidea bat unb aliss
fiu un6 ru6io IT. R,in @tdub unb
fem ggin6 1T in oisfer 0Gts an0 haher
1T QAd Elm Ghleier nid,t nothis, oenn
fslb9 sic tbnl9Iisirtefs Jriiur piri
ND 2e1sonif Mohf absr III Elm mar
mes 8u6 ~ HtIsrb 0eHH e. mir6
leia -alt In ben nftiaeu Hegicnsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-29
0as ..Mnfp4 ais Mnttheit.

8as ouf felisiGiem @ebiets apeiFsl,
lbs f~onIernatipfte oaer @6lter Der Groe,
bic 6tnbu, permDsen ii9 nidt l6nser
BEN Fiegrsic9 pproringenben Settle Der
3ttt gu psrfdIteBen uub babtn Den IN.
ge5dblten S~auisnoen BON @ottheiten
t6res pantbenns cine nsus bin5agefagt,
eben btn @siit Der 3ett. etne Naturgss
malt, bic Iie febr besei6nenoer @.i'e
I'M = Iutomobil b~srt5rpert ftnosn.
S6on Dor ttntsen Sabrsn fab man hie
anb Oa In fiibtnoifden 0rtfddftn ben
uralt beiltgtn s3ebupasen nit ben
rst3stf9mudten Statuen Der @Sttfr,
Der tn fetsrlifer prpaeliin I'm 2anbs
umbtrgefabrt pur0e. bur9 ous 3pets
RAD nno 0reirdo .rfebt. Sn btsiem
5n6rt aber III oas Wutpmobil in Obers
inoien our Bettbeit itlbft, nint muir
gum 91tterpaaen erbpben tpprben. Die
WtfftonGre beriAten, 6db fold etn
tpunoerbares ungetbiim Dor fur3em
feline !9ulbi9ungsfabrt bur6 bic
DfdungeI 9rtfhnften Norbin6iens
rd9te uuS iiberdn ais @pttbeit berebrt
tparbe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-29
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Major Damn, GbitDr unb Wiana'
ger oes GonftitutiDnntiit, guineuce.
3d., taufte boz bier Sabren. rals er
an Sdn0rrboioen Tit, cine Shattel
8udlen's Nrntcn Salbe uno iaat:
r0eitte mid in sehn 9aaer uno feline
8iebertebr." Shneaftes Wittel fit
Branos uno Sbnittmunoen. 25c.
Blu baden bel Noofpb DreiB uno s.
&altener e. Sohn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-29
GIN Sebe.mnts seIpn.

Or, Sings Neue 2ebens 8iaen
baben mid n0u ben peri0oiiden Gts
tnden. Don 8nqe uno Beritupfung
beFreit, idreibt 5ebn @. B%leaiant,
WnonDiia, Jno. Die einsiaen Bill
fen bic beifen. Nur 25c. 8uhaben
bel Noolpb DreiB unb 3. aalteper
IL Sohn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-29

70 dbrtnb bts iRngfts
gurtntrteg.s CAB es, ME has
BON Der britif9en 4rmet=p rpbtants
Rommiffion ertanste 8spetsmaterlot
barthut, In Dem gesen Die Buren, finn
pfeHoen en9liifen !5ssrs nun Elm Regts
ment, BET benz tein Strait" porfam
unh e. ben 4rmsslitferanten ni6t ees
lang. 8etrug gu iiben. Die bstreffsnbe
Sruppe mar oas 7. 9uIarenzR Regiment.
Sn benz Regiments pur6en aGe eingts
Itefertsn @orrdths forgfaltis na6ss
pogtr unb lore 9ualitGt persei6nst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-29

Nseke pes Misunderstanding aRaid'titen=
sebtand)- @atlaubte ssnItaren- Mittet go
gen sdapItase-Grfplsio9sr Ga,npf-0rc:
FER @MratSdtaSem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-29
New York mach Neapsl uad senua.

'9ia Gibraltar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-29

lruAttsAse Gbeat-8enspel nns w~rbfsabenhe
Sister aaaDsrsemfft 2Sshe Strst-Stf
RiHant NerbiewNe nne Gbrnnssm Der
betsen 3ts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Pistol FIGHT IN
B. 60sI0N ! 6. STREETS ( III:
Daylight Robbers @ ) Hold ll[,' ID
Up and a q /. \ Shoot Mer-
Chantsin5 Office.
TWO. U &; UGHT AFT.ElE:. j i +
Sci SATIO AL CHASE.
Fired on 2 suing Officers S: and md
Hit One of Them rilne
Z. One Of the Boldesjt That
5j Has Ever DC is
Nj Cured in VI
h. ll.l !. Gity. .s5
y T ! z Y ~ ~.
(By Associat Press.)

ssSg (Byas sASSocla tedsSf1T esS:J 8li
sBOsTO M MAS Jul q. p ~ trolman
Hermann shiel and Thomas y II lckey,,s OF
Wakefield a coal merc chant lies serious
IL wounded at the R ief & hospital the
victims OF, three robbers, who In broad
Il held$up, rob- bed and shot Fl ickey
.irss his office at Charlest to-d ay.g and
then en- ga ged In street battle with the
police, 4, IN 4 which Shiel was MANNED by 10
bullet fired by the desperadoe 81
"a So bold crime has II no y occurred y In
Boston for many years. and the police
directed every effort totthe capture of the
third criminal, the o ther8 wo having been
arrested 8as the climax OF 4 the struggle
awith5the authorities Ii 53s 3 , \;
Battle8in Street.
Hickey was robbed of $500 in ! cash and
valuable papers. KS The g& two rnen e taken
into custody are George w. Eyerson, q
years Of a ge. of New 70 RI, and Fred.
Sacketti.% 80 years OF as aof bridge
port, Conn. They entered the coal Of
Ace while Hickey was s. al one and & de-
manded money The merchant t refused
their Demand and was shot through the
neck by one OF A the bbers, and then
relieved OF his money! 8 .ygt tx
4 Though badly wounded, Hickey strug-
gled With his assailants, who fled ito the
street where they were Il pursued by
Policeman Shiel. In an exchange OF
bullets, the officer was a sho 4 Il IN II the
leg and rendered helpless, Other police
pursued the robbers, i, and, afterg more 'e'
shooting, captured two OF them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

VI (From Our Regular CORES respontdent,)
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 2S-rhe
herd Of sacred cattle which A., 7, Bor-
den, Of Pierce, Texas, is trying to import
from India, 3is in quarantine, being being held 1
there by! the bureau of Animal Industry
of the Department Of Agriculture MI. NJ
Pierce believes that by crossing the
sacred cattle on tile cattle Of his state
he might be able to secure strain 4
Which would resist Texas fever and y
become immune to the disease,
Il The " department. had the cat tie held
up as a matter5of precaut ton, which was
fortunate In the extreme. for when the
period OF quarantine had about termin-.s
ated, an Oriental disease developed among
the cattle. and several Of them have
had ia he killed, It As believed more
than likely that he entire lot Will have
toS be- treated In the same way,
THE apartment peopeS are congratul lat
Ing themselves that hey IRE SO careful.
about admitting the stock, forS had they
been admitted md have In nfeoted Amer
ican cattle, the ilnea Il trads you'd have
suffered d severely. And y is q admitted
that Ii has recently suffered enough,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
I'll AM REV R )T'llOl ! 4.
lNsNEX'Ts SIX WEEKS 'ElE
Fighting 8 Org ganizatio ions Making M;ak
Plans G Carefully and ssE'x;Apec E';A asS
General u prising.
n !
..fRY Assoclated Press.) ]

CSS.
ST. ] uly 2s. 1t Us eyi-s
& dent that the protetarian u organizatidne5
refusal TO accept ~ the challenge n at this
time upon grounds of the goyernmentss
choosing does not h can that ~ y 6nnfs
their intention to give battle la ter lns:as
dead, !, the 2proletarian org ganizatto tons, back
Z ed by all the political part les, nclMNdings "
the Group OF Toll, Social lasDemocratSisto, so<
sola Revolutionists and 3s the IN E'easantsss
League, have thrown themselves into the
campaign OF agitation for a simultaneouaE
sganeral strike. to be followed by q SriSinol
In the cities and the country.
Although the time Is not propi tious foy5
the peasantry, \ as the / country is In the
midst OF the harvest season. the 3leadarsS
believe month or six weeks at most,
viii suffice for this. and conf dently ex-4
pect that their campaign will be aided
by the universal u repressi Ions. to which
the government Will be compelled to re-
sort In It's policy Of open wal l u againstl
revolution. sS5 "A ats5bss ts
Holding Aloof. saiss sss
The Constitutional Democrats are hold
ing aloof, fearing to throw IN "a heir lot;
ahead but red olutIon: yet they are 4
ready, II the masses rise and the gpY-Ni
ernment falls, to seize the fruit OF fvicss$$s'
tory. Sj5 Hs sBs # ~ ~ "
The hghting organization OF the Social
5Reyolutionists. which declared a truea
while Parliament was In session, has 1e-5f
'cIded to reopen the campaign Of active
terrorism. It's work viii be supplem entAd
by similar fighting orga nlzatton. 81 rers
Gently formed among the Social DenaorI
Gratis. VI OverSja million copies Of al mar -Ss
ifesto to the army, navy, pea SAINTS ana
iworkmen, which was adopted YESTERDAY
and already has been prin ted q z &yi inaye
Into the Interior through undergroundlG dlGs
revolutionary channels. M IN VI zs AZ H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
PASSENGER PA TRAIN
A|T ELECTR|C1.C| GAR
Lifted It from Trucks and Car
ried It2oo Feet Down Tracks. "
Three Killed.
(By Associa ted Press, ,

q LOS ANGELES, CAL, July 2s,-A
local Southern Pacific passenger trainyto-
day ran into a Sierra Aladres electric car
OF the Pacific Electric Railroad at
ioneonta station crossing. near Passa-
dena, killing three persons and injurlng
sixty, several probably fatally. Tho In
jnred were brought to the Sisters Hos
pItnl In los Angeles,
The dead and most OF tho injured were
passengers on the electric car, all being
residents OF Sierra Madre. Mrs, Hardes-
ter, wife Of Dr. lTardester, OF Sierra
NIadre, was killed Instantly, Two men
died on the way to Pasadena
The conductor OF the. electric car
stepped from his car Just before reaching
the crossing, and went ahead to see II
the crossing was clear. He did not see
the train approaching rapidly around a
curve, and sienaled the motorman to go
ahead. The Locomotive struck the street
car In the middle, lifted 1t from the
trucks, and carried II two hundred feet
down the tracks. Passengers were hurled
In every direction. III u
The locomotive and the hrst coach Of
the train ran tntoga ditch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
CONTINUED on Second Page.l
.CANN|BALS KILLED
AND DEVOURED ELEVEN. III ] |.
Young Woman Missionary
startles Methodist Camp Meet,
ing With Story. .ss.
Special to The Times Dlspatch.)

H CHICAGO. ILL. July lss Beulah
Logan Tuthll, pretty woman, thirty
years OF age Methodist missionary.
whose ancestors were missionaries before
her, started the big Met list camp meet
Ing at the Desplaines Riverb by telling the
story OF how she saw eleyen persons
killed and deyoured by cannihas, \
She was a member OF a party which.
was shpwrecked near the Island of New
Ireland. A horde of cannibals stole down
upon the schooner and then attacked it.
with rush, said Miss Tuthl, Elevon
were killed with a blow OH the back of
the head with a great war club. Then
the carnibals dragged the bodies ashore
and prepared for the feast. They bea
on tonl-torns and strange drums me
company tore the smoking human flesh
TO pieces with their nails and teeth IN
a mad orgy. sS s31
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
RAW CASE IN
S ] PREM COURT C,;l0) : 4 AGAIN ltI'!l \
!. .(BX, IAssocIated..P Press.) I.

T85 7GE33TJ BY AskOEuteu9aI l1 998
MACON, {; Al July 2s.-J ohm r. Cooper
attorney for j. g. Rawlings and his sons
under sentence to hang for the murder elra
Of the Carter children, u near Va q ldorsta.
Ca over a year ago, Il to day hled a !
l,abeas corpus pc tition to Judge Emory
speer. Of the United States. ", District .
court Il, ,rhe ground of the petition wa 8
that the elder Rawlings was a minister
OF the Gospel and tiia Z there wa was J. no no
minister, on the Jury tsied 4 which tried
the case. v. 4 53 . 81
Judge speer declined to sign the shabeas e,
l,rnrn,Is order, whereppon Attorney Cooper
nrcsented f a bill OF except when
Judge Speer certified. On this pill 10, o,
exceptions, the case VIII 80 Ie to the y ilt.eu
states supreme Court again q }5ds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
.NepheWs and Me ceS.
toHCharge FiTan'Gior |. an :|'
.... Was Incompetent.
WIDOW WILl, RIVAL L
CARh.E g ! y i'm GIFTS
:At Age Of Ssvc.1ty-seve.1 Ilas
Between severty,and Eundrci &
Millions to Distribute to
Charities Probable Di-
rection Fllilanthrc-
# pies Will 5T AXE. .3s VI

Especial i: Is The Tlmes-D -Dispatch.1

Especial * d The Times -Dispatch.l
s5}$ N y r X ulyt rs 2s.7No.witistnnding
the care witt, witch the Will of Russell
Sag e was drawn and ~ Its 10 ppn rentlyS tlrl y
snsgnilabe charac ctcrs In the q even ;ofj II
contest by the heirs. lawyers competent t5
ito pass judgment Z are Of the opinion that 4
The prime u purpose OF the VI tes tator VIII
eventually fall. The clause IN The will
which crts off absolutely any OF the heirs
Whp enter into a. con test. directly or
Indirectly, has not prevented inlm ediatc,
preparations to detea Z the purpose sof tie
stestator as to his nephews and 5ntecess
and 1T Is said hat the nephews and
5nieces In Oneida. III N ! r., where the heirs
are mos / numerous VIII stand the brurtI
OF disnheritance by coming g ou 81 openly
nd8charglng tina Mr.. Sage was nentally}
to dispose of his property
3in5 February, 1 sol. This Is the only pos
sible8 ground on which an a tempt to
break the will can be made.
with something between seventy and
a hundred millions to distribute at the age!
of seventy seven, Mrs. Russell Sage will
rival Andrew Carnegie with her whole
sale philanthropies. Sss
n y She has been In con ference eSEwit tn those
whom she and her late husband trusted
and she is h credited 4 with having large
plans for iaries. EN-
5I Mrs. age at one time spoke In favor OF
the nblishment OF two great homes In
New York to receive sunfortuna te people,
who, without such assistance, spend the
nights In the street or In police sta ton
cells, locked U n on charges "A of y va y
grancy. 81 ~ sts 33S @
%ttg she Is known to i be Interested In edu-s
cation butt IS thought that she will
give for the personal comfort and hRppi-
ness of the uni ate, atherS than to-
libraries II ospi tails, orphan h asylurls and
homes Of va arious sorts will be more In
line with her Id ca the best use to-
which the enormous fortune anlassed shy,
her husband can be put It Sis balieyed,!
than libraries M ssss n
ST Should the will get into the courts.sdts t
is doubtful u IL she would 1--we to- see: the
conclusion OF the contest for the mill ions
now In her sole control. sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
TWO BURIED IN B
. COLORADO MINE
Treasurer Of Tempest Apex Min:
ing Company and G Companion
Entomb bed.

-ff.ss~
ouRAY,a CO LII. July e. s.1---G Genera Man
ager ~. AZ Thompson. and W W. Mather.
81 the Tempest a Apex Mining Company
have been missing since yesterd ayS morn
Ing, when they went into the Mickey
#Breen nine and 1T Is feared that they
have been entombed by cave I'M A
force OF men is searching for the two
men, but up to noon to day no trace q
them had been found, VI
SYRACUSE, N. Y. N j uly 2s.. a dis, Is
4 patch received byl G. {, y Thompson, OF
this city. says that his brother Iapnt an
Thompson, and a man named v NJ ther,
we're lost in a. caVe-in OF the T'empesl I
Apex mine near Ouray, Col. A and that
there was a horrible fatality.
Launt Thomp son was treasurer OF the
company, and formerly lived aJat Auburn
and at Lansing, Mich. i,5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Pittsbtlrg q 4; Al, 1 gss'ufferiiig from from
Acute Attack Of SII ydrophob
.Ro EDEoN zY Y
Finally Over powered All and. IL N! AIKEN Ken
Is Hospitaa cked e, Las IS :,s.
W Week BY Mad #D Dog
f(By ASS ociated Press; >

PITTsBURci 81 Il 2 Swapping
and snarirg ] Ike 4 a dog, and rolling and
writing on the round Viii II ffering
from an acute attack Sof 81 n hydro phobia7,
William Garrison 81 No. q. 4593 Thirty-th
Street, bit three men tonight before
gotten under control. The names: Ri I;
4 aA olioemanN c. y g GRIMES. II sIi' '5S
l53 Wagonman ROBERT OLMES. li35
55 WALTER OWEN s, a cl ltizen. Is S,s8s,
Grimes found Garrison rolling bout in
an alley in the rear Of the Bijou heater r
on Sixth Street bout q Q d clock tonight,
THE man was ss In d perfect frenzy and
before he could be- overpoWered he had
bitten the three men He wa S 4 removed
stok the City Hosp tai + where he Informed
the attendants tlla Il he had been a ttacked
last week BY. n. a ma dog. fs53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
LAWSON .[..E||WI S ELDEST son
MARR|E.!S mrs. SEEL.E'Y !. |:
Will Spend Honeynoon on Yacht
and Later Make Residence
in Boston.

Especial to The Times-D Dlspateh,) 35
3 #8 NEW YORK, july, q, Arnold Lawson.
eldest son Of Thomas w. Lawson, OF
HnFrenzied Finance married at noon
to-day at st, Thomas Church to Miss
aLucie& Mitchell seeley, the divorced wife
OF Herbert B, seeley, the grandson of the
late r. ~ Barnunl. The wedding had
been set to take place in Q October, but to
the surprise Of their friends, they de-
,thrmned suddenly to get married to-day,
.,.r, and Mrs, seeless We're divorced eight
years ago \ shortly after the famous seeley
dinner at sherry's, Mrs. seeley was
granted permission by the courts to take
the name Of Mitchell, her mothers
maiden name, The couple intend to spend
three months on the yacht Cygnet, after
which they will live at Dreamwold, In
Boston, 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
After r ockefeller5and Others O theirs

y By AESOcldt su - -
5 CHICAGO, ILL, July 2S--supl,oe m }, n,.s
for rairoad Is aa sia s,n,msd sxlstns nss
aeaua,,.eeu Z NJ STANDARD oil company
the Lake sa,ore and ishigan sontheIn a,a
RAILWAY Company we're issued e !, MI vica. e.,s
pras,dent ,s q. j. Gramrner. OF the New
York central Railroad g and i, q I.l,nGe1 Is
II other railroad officials VII q, e s,ll.eu -
befora the grand $pury IN Cleveland sare
named in the 5surnInonses:
~ ! e developed to-day tina. the "A govern :.
ment attorneys are bending every effort
4 m 10 present { facts before the grand ,ury
5rpon which an Indictment may ne soughs.1 ~,
which win include John D. Rock ., elieE M
and his s,,bordinates In the Standard t.a1la
OIL Company under a charge OF enSasinS
n monopoistic business IN viola i lat tion q
the. antitrust laws. .3 I, . \, \
one offlciai declared to-day l, thats,tthe ti11
5inyestisa ton In chlcago was INTENDED 4. ny
he officials at Washington TO mean the &
3coyeringsgof the entire, situation and no
prosecution OF every tndIilv vidual ano y, COZ.
pcraton on every charge possible " 3t un'
4 der the evidence as II deyelo =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
HANGING OF Abb ANA
MU URDERER DELAYED

7E11 ~ f lF3y Ass6cIHtet tss'y = ~ ~
BIRMINGHAM Ala. July 2s;-Srlml. N
lis his court / m has has jurisdiction IN the habeas
corpus proceedings brought In behalf q 9
John williams. condemned nlurd erer @
State Senator r, Z. Nopp. .l $,
lcullnan Yesterday, but he resisted the
officers when they came to take him from
his cell, This caused the party to miss
the train. Williamsts son took adYanta age
corpus After overruling the nation Of
the State to dismiss the s nro dlngs.
Judge Weaver ftxed fAuE for the ha'
& beas corpus hearing, ~ rs ygs VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
ICORKY APPEALS
TO AMERICANS
Predicts Era Of Blood and Terror
il Russia, and Asks Aid Tor ssB 3s
.Countrymen'
-fRx ~ Assoclatad B Press.l

h CHICAGO. July 2s,-rMsaxim eiorky 10 70
day made public an appsa! alEes.sa " s,io
AZ Russia 10 free its body from the para.
sites which suck It's lies blood, '' ,rhA
appeal is In part as follows:
',arhe Gzar has dispersed the Dounla, s3s
4 ..rhis small man. f trembling on hin
throne for his life, and 4 power IKE Han,
aspen- Leaf, n has with one 4 stroke oS ga
pen, destroyed all semblanca' gof law IN
Russia and called into life IA new. series
of murders. robber.es and outra Kes.
THE Russian goyernlnef't VIII ne " stn. By
ausurates a p,iicy. ,ot' brutal and hesttal.
seprIsals. Ths HangEls lsn5 and talsyss ssy'