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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
SECRETS OF IAhD-GRABBERS
TOLD BY S. A. D. PUTER IN LAND
FRAUD TRIAL In PORT
LAND.

Portland, Or. Sept. SIS. A. D. Pu-
ter occupied nearly the whole day at
the land fraud trial in giving his testi.
mony. He said he had gone to the de-
PENDANT. Mays. in the interests OF Hor.
ace G. Mckinley and others. to induce
Mays to accept SO cents an acre for
lands filed on by Mckinley within the
Oregon. Mays said so cents an acre
would not pay the fellows they had
at Washington"
Puter told of a trip which he took
with Mays. Mays told him he was 60
ing to stay at CONGRESSMAN Hermann's
home in Washington. Puter was then
on the way to negotiate the sale OF
some timber land in Southern Oregon
to G. A. Smith. "a Minnesota lumber
man. Mays had agreed to have Her.
mann hold back the patents on these
lands until the deal was closed.
Puter told of the bribery of Senator
Mitchell with two $1,000 bills to have
a land matter expedited, and that
when he came back to Portland Mays
asked him what luck he had. He told
Mays that it cost him $4,000. and Mays
replied:
"They will think you are made OF
money back in Washington"
Puter said Mays told him he had
a great deal of influence in Washing
ton; that Senator Mitchell was there
and that Hermann was commissioner,
"and you know how Hermann viii
stand"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
WANTS A PAPER SUPPRESSED.
President Diaz Requests the Closing
of st. Louis Printing Office.

President Diaz Requests the Closing
of st. Louis Printing Office.
Washington, Sept. 9.-Declaring to
be false the reports of bitter anti
American feeling in Mexico and an or
ganized revolution against President
Diaz, David e. Thompson, the Ameri-
can ambassador, has made an ex-
haustive report to the state depart
ment, setting forth in detail informa-
ton which could not be conveyed in
his previous confidential dispatches.
He has renewed his request that, in
compliance with the wishes of Mexi-
cos president. this government
should take measures to suppress the
Mexican revolutionary junta at st.
Louis, which publishes in Spanish a
paper called Regenercion
Will Hold Fort
ST. Louis, Sept. Emanuel Sara
bin, spokesman for the Mexican junta,
which United States Ambassador
Thompson, in Mexico, has asked the
federal authorities to suppress, stated
that the members of the junta will
stay where they are, continue the pub
LEGATION of Regeneration and throw
themselves on the justice of the
United States, through personal ap-
peal to President Roosevelt
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
TERRORISTS BURN
TOWN IN REVENGE
sANGERED BY REFUSAL OF DE.
MANDs, THEY APPLY TORCH
TO VILLAGE.
DOWAGFR USES HER INFLUENCE
HER COUNSEL PROMPTS RE.
FoRMs-srUDENTs WEARY
OF LONG STRIFE. -

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 9.--Terorists
angered at the refusal of their de-
mands, yesterday fired small village
near Bowsin, Russian Poland
At Stoplcy, Russian Poland, revolt
tioDists yesterday attacked the prison
with the purpose OF liberating two po-
litical agitators who were confined
there. A pitched battle followed, and
after several rushes the attacking par
" gave up the attempt aud withdrew,
carrying off several wounded com
rades.
Much excitement has been caused at
Warsaw by the announcement in
newspaper extras that IN order had
been given to try to ute revolu-
taonists who might be caught red
handed.
Dowaser's Influence.
e. The proposed reforms outlined In
the official communication published
In st. Petersburg Wednesday night
are due to the influence of the dowa-
ger empress Marie, who at first coun-
'seled Emperor Nicholas not to tale
such steps as the terrorists might in
terpret them as concession and con-
sequently become holder. Size subse-
.quently changed her view and con-
WINGED the emperor that it would be
better to promulgate the reforms now
than to leave them to be fathered by
the next parliament.
At meeting OF the Social Demo.
crafio md Social Pavo],,f;opic+ ,,ni1ror
sity students it was dc I'd not to op.
pose the reopening of T. universities,
which is scheduled for Oct. Ia, there
by furnishing a strong possibility that
the paralysis of the educational life
OF the country, which has lasted For
two school years, soon may be ended.
Many revolutionary students favor
ed abandoning entirely the obstructive
attitude, re-entering the universities
and resuming their studies instead of
making the universities temples for
the revolutionary movement" which
was the motive behind the short and
fruitless resumption of work in uni
versities last year.
Among the student masses there has
grown up feeling of resentment
against the tactics which are depriv-
ing them of education. and they show
determination to resume studies re-
CARELESS Of any strike decisions.
&: Rebel Agents Active,
/: Odessa, Sept 1.-THE chief of the
political police of this district has
within the last forty-eight hours been
placed in possession of information
that no fewer than 400 revolutionary
agents of the extreme and violent sec
tions, to provoke agitation, have re-
Gently come down from the north and
are widely distributing themselves
throughout the southern provinces.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
SUICIDE BANKER
WAS A fORG[R
FoReERlEs FOR MORE THAN A
QUARTER OF A MILLION ARE
FOUND.
STENSLAND is COMING BACK
BANKER is TURNED OVER TO HIS
cAPToRs AT TANGIER, MO-
ROCCO.

Philadelphia, Sept 9.-Forgeries for
more than quarter of a million of
dollars by Frank K. Nipple, the sui
eide president of the defunct Real Es-
tate Trust company, have been dis
covered by Receiver Earle. The lat
ter made this statement late last
night, adding that he had no idea
where Nipples villainy would end.
Nipple, in order to meet his immense
overdrafts, used the names of some of
the most prominent business men of
this city on notes which in some cases
amounted to $150,000.
Copied Signatures.
The president had taken copies of
the signatures of number of bust
ness men while some of their checks
or negotiable securities passed
through his hands, but in every case
he avoided the use of the name of a
Real Estate Trust company depositor.
When pinched for money to meet
his overdrafts or some big Segal loan,
Mr.. Earle said, as last resort Nipple
would draw up note with the forged
signature attached This he would
take to the cashier or paying teller,
saying he had personally made the
loan and it was discounted. With the
amount to his credit he would satisfy
the pressing claim.
Some One Got 100000.
That some one secured 100000
for negotiating the loans made to
Adolf Segal by President Nipple is
believed by those now engaged in in
vestigating the companys affairs.
Segal's repeated assertions that he
did not borrow more than 100000
from the trust company has caused
the Investigators to exert every effort
to discover all Of the details connect
ed with these loans, and if it is found
that others benefited they will be
made to return the money.
1t developed yesterday that the last
state examination of the trust comI,l-
ny was made in 1902.
Was Not Examined.
Robert McAfee, who was state
banking commissioner from April,
1903, to July, 1905, made no examina-
ton, and Commissioner Berkey, who
succeeded Mr. McAfee, also failed to
examine the institution. The two ex-
pert accountants appointed yesterday
by Commissioner Berkey to investi-
gate the conditions Of the concern, at
the end of their first days work an
nounced that they found the trust es-
tates, for which the Real Estate Trust
company acted as trustee, to be in
tact.
Receiver Earle said last night that
In order to accomplish the reorganiza-
ton of the Real Estate Trust compa-
ny he would accept the presidency ii
the depositors insisted.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
MAY STIR up GREAT BRITAIN
INTERNATIONAL ACTION LIKELY
AS RESULT or LATEST WORK
OF REBELS.

Havana, Sept. All peace over.
lures are blocked by the refusal of
Pine Guerra, the insurgent leader in
Pinar del Rio province, to enter into
any arrangement for an armistice.
Guerra's answer to the governments
announcement of it's readiness to
grant ten-day armistice is the blow.
ing up of two bridges on the Western
railway, the cutting of railway com.
munication beyond Pinar del Rio city
and an attack of San Juan de Mar,
tinez. It is believed that San Juan
de Martinez is in the hands of the in.
surgents and that the garrison, con.
sisting of 100 government recruits
and a small force of mounted rural
guards, has been defeated or cap
tured.
May Stir Up Britain.
All regard the blowing up of an
English company's railway bridges as
serious matter and likely to invite
international action by Great Britain,
or at least ali Interrogation by the
government at Washington by Great
Britain as to whether the former in
tends to intervene to end war condi-
ations in Cuba.
Situation Is Worse.
The situation in Santa Clara prov
ince is worse, particularly in respect
OF the insurgent strength, although it
is believed that the armistice rs being
respected there. There have been
many assertions from the rural
guards to the insurgent side.
Government officials fully appreci-
ate the gravity of the situation, but
are still hopeful that the news of the
ten-day armistice announced by the
government will have the effect of
causing a cessation of hostilities until
all concerned have obtained an under
standing of the peace proposals.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
FOREST FIRES COSTLY.
Flames Still Rage and Loggers' Cisa.
rettes Get Blame for Them.

Flames Still Rage and Loegers' Ciga.
rettes Get Blame for Them.
Bellingham, Wash, Sept. S.-More
than million and a half dollars
worth Of timber has been destroyed
by fire in Northwestern Washington
this summer, and the flames are sIts1
devastating large tracts of fine FIR and
cedar trees. In Skagit county alone,
along the Sank river, almost $1,000
600 worth Of standing timber was eat
en- by the forest fires during the latter
part OF August.
The flames In Skagit county forests
are raging fiercely still, and men are
compelled to battle day and night to
save property.
There is said to be good reason to
believe that some Of the fires were
started by loggers, who carelessly
dropped half-burned cigarettes and
matches into slashings and other ma
terial as dry as finder
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
KILLED BY A BURGLAR TRAP.

lnquis tive Landlady Met Death Look.
ing Into Lodger's Trunk.
Seattle, Wash, Sept. 8.-Mrs. En-.
ma Daley, proprietor Of lodging
house, was shot and instantly killed
by burglar trap. arranged in trunk
BY one OF her dodgers. Mrs Daley re
marked to a companion: Il wonder II
one Of my keys will open the trunk
Suiting the action to the word, the
woman inserted the key. turned the
lock and lifted the trunk lid. There
was report, and crying I'm shot!''
Mrs. Dailey fell dead.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
BIG STEEL STOCK SOLD?

Deal by Pennsylvania and United
States Steel Corporation Denied.
ilade1phia, Sept. Sit was re-
ported In this city that the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad company had concluded a
deal by which it expects to turn ever
to the United States Steel corporation
Its control Of the Cambria Steel com
pany, but all efforts to confirm the re-
port were unsuccessful. The, activity
In the Cambria steel stock on the
stock exchange. it Is believed. gage
rise TO the rumor, which was denied
at thu Offices Of the Cambria Steel
company Brokers who have been
selling large blocks Of the stock refuse
to say Tor whom they are acting.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
DEATH FOR HIGH OFFICIALS
Social .Revolutionists Will Continue
Terrorisnn-Seek Minister'S ife.

Social .Revolutionists Will Continue
Terrorisn-seek Minister'S Life.
st. Petersburg, Sept. 9.-The Social
Revolutionists, at a meeting held after
the publication of the governments
program, adopted a resolution to con
tinue terrorism and to aim at the lives
of the highest officials.
It became known to-day that an at
tempt on the life of M. Kryshanovsly,
vice minister Of the interior, was
made a few days ago. A revolution.
list, attired as an army officer, appear
ed at the chancellory of the interior
and asked for an audience with the
vice minister, but while the revolu.
zionist was waiting for an answer
porter noticed that his uniform was
incorrect. Before the man could be
arrested he became aware that he
was the object of suspicion and sue.
gceeded in escaping from the building.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
AMERICANS NOT in DANGER.
Private Dispatch From Peru Denie:
Story of Trouble.

Helena, Mont, Sept. 8.-Reported
trouble at Cerro de Pasco, Peru, be-
tween Americans connected with the
Cerro de Pasco Mining company,
many of whom came from Montana,
and, natives of the country, growing
out Of the alleged killing Of Peruvian
by A. M McCune, one Of the officers
of the company, appears to have been
exaggerated. c. V. Drew of the Cerro
de Pasco company has sent a telegram
to Montana friends in order to assure
relatives of Montanans that the at
fair was not as bad as reported. He
says that the trouble occurred 100
miles from Cerro de Pasco, and at no
time was as serious as claimed.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
THIRST FATAL TO TWO.
Man Reaches for Beer and Overturns
Boat

Man Reaches for Beer and overturns
Boat.
Butte, Mont, Sept. S.-Because one
of the occupants of boat on the lake
at Columbia Gardens reached to a
passing skiff to secure bottle of beer.
the boat was overturned and Joseph
H. Murray and Ernest Eathorne wero
drowned Joe Cohan and an unknown
man, who also were in the boat that
was overturned, swan ashore and
were saved. Neither of the drowned
men could swim. Cohan and his COM
panion Immediately gave the alarm.
and a rescue party went to recover
the bodies. John Reigger, a profess
sional swimmer, succeeded in bringing
them to the surface after he had dived
five times.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
Oppose Joint statehood.

Bisbee. Ariz., Sept. s. Mark Smith
Of Tucson was yesterday nominated as
the Democratic candidate for congress
from Arizona. and w. D. Cooper OF.
Globe as the Republican candidate.
Both parties. adopted an identical res.
olution against joint statehood.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
PlMPLE ON LIP is FATAL.
Blood Poisoning Sets In and Kills s.
Olaf Student,

Blood Poisoning Sets In and Kills st.
Olaf Student.
Fergus Falls, MINI, Sept. S.-Philip
A. Lier, seventeen years old, of Ash
by, died in the hospital here from
blood poisoning, resulting from a
small pimple on mis- lip.
When the pimple first appeared, a
few days ago, Lier thought little about
it, but it began to spreaG and all eff
forts to check it proving unavailing
he was brought to this city for treat.
ment. His condition was such, how
ever, that his life could not be saved
Young Lier was about to leave for
st. Olaf's college at Mortified to he.
gin his studies when he was taken i'll.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
Fatally Burned.

Mcpherson, Kan, Sept. While
Alling balloon preparatory to making.
an ascension, Jack Leroy was fatally
burned as the result q. the explosion
Of the balloon when the gasoline was
thrown ON the fre.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
Quake In Indiana.

Princeton, IND, Sept. 9.An earth.
quake shock lasting two or three sec.
onds was felt here at 1898 o'clock
yesterday morning. Houses rocked
and dishes ratified. The shock was felt
fifty miles from Princeton.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
Street car Stake Ended.

San Francisco, Sept. THE street
railway strike has been oficially de-
clared Oh. The carmen have returned
to work on the terms agreed on that
they resume work and arbitrate their
demand for So wage and eight hours. 4
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
TWO Lost il Collision.

Detroit, Mich. Sept. s. The West
sern liner Milwaukee collided with the
steamer Nelson Mills In the ST. Clair
river, short distance below St Clair.
The Mills sank at once. James Bar
bonr and Mrs. 4. Moore were
drowned and one man Is reported
missing.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
nlo suaar combine.

Saginaw, Mich, Sept a.-The or.
ganization OF the Michigan Sugar
company, which will take over SIX
sugar beet factories, was completed
yesterday. The capitalization IL s1z.-
SOC, 900.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
POT HUNTER "EARLY Bird"
Nimrods Who Observe Law Find Most
2 of Game Gone.

Pierre, 8. D., Sept. S.-The hunting
parties that went out from this city to
help inaugurate the hunting season at
different points in the state did not
bring back any great amount of game.
They complained that pot hunters had
cleared up most of the chickens before
the first of the month and that but lit
tie good shooting was to be found by
those who observed the law.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
Killed While Asleep on Track.

Calumet, Mich. Sept. 8. John Mar
theson laid down on the railroad
track at L'Anse to sleep while drunk,
and was killed by a South Shore
train.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-13
Otherwise.

dice.
Or. Samuel Sheldon, state veterin-
arian, has discovered Texas fever In d
herd Of milch cows near Trenton, Mo,
and has ordered a quarantine. Three
COWS have died from the disease,
which, 1t is believed, was brought
there by drove Of Western horses.
The whole town Of Englewood, a
place with 400 INHABITANTS, III the
southeast part Of Clark county, Kan,
Is to be moved half q mile southeast OF
its present site. The reason for the
migration which Is to begin this week,
y that . naw has been discovered IN
the title to the land upon which the
|people have built their homes and
stores.
Miss Myrtle Hutchinson. eighteen
Nears old, shot and killed herself at
Nashville, Tenn. Recently Miss Hutch.
lnaon's intimate associate, Miss Made
Eline Hide, was MARI I'D To Joaeph Car.
Tor 81 Decatur. M, ana Since then ii III
saidF Mrs Hutc hinson has been incon-
lSoaable.
81 AZ = result 81 4 riot among Italian
llabofer1 over ST pay for street CON 81.
| strnctton work 1T Grand RAPIDS Mich.
|g,dWard 1Eaturoau Was PROBABLY fatal
ysstabbsd "a Is D France was ss al
eusly aiursd. Jack and Philip Even
IATes sIet asTeet. charssd With deadly
mt Sos .sss, Z.
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