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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
SEGAL ARRESTED,
BUT GIVES BAIL
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5.--District
Attorney Bell who is investigating the
looting of the Real Estate Trust COM
pany which failed a week ago, said
today that warrants had been issued
for the arrest Of Adolph Segal, the
promoter of many enterprises, who
borrowed more than $5000,O00 from the
company on insufficient collateral; I;
William r. North, treasurer Of the
Real Estate Trust company, and Mar
shall S. Collingwood, the assistant
treasurer
The warrants were issued by Magis-
trate William S. Kochersperger and
contain charges of conspiracy, embez-
element and false returns to the state
banking department..
The latter charge was not brought
against Segal as he had no official con-
nection with the company The affi-
davits for the warrants were made
yesterday and we're furnished by a de-
positor- creditor of the trust company.
After the warrants had been issued
the district attorney announced that
the accused men had waived the formal
service Of the warrants and that they
would enter bail. SegaPs bail was fixed
at $25,0OO North and Collngwood at
$4,000 each
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
SANTA ROSA DEMOCRATS
INDORSE w. J. BRYAN
By Associated Press.

SANTA ROSA, Sept 5-The Demo
cratic county convention was held here
today. Bryan's candidacy was indorseo
and the following ticket named:
Senator Eighth district, Charles o,
Dunbar; assem- bly,, 14Sth district George
w. Hoyle; assembly, 1SSth district, F
F. williamson; sheriff. William LOTUS;
clerk, Frederick L. Wright; auditor
Charles A. Pool; tax collector, William
F. Wines; district attorney, Clarence
F. Lea; assessor, Frank e. Dowd SUI
perintendent of schools, Miss Minnie
Coulter; recorder, Ben F. Ballard;
treasurer, Henry Fox.
While not formally instructed, the
delegates to the state convention from
this county will be for Thomas j
Geary for governor and William f.
Cowan for appellate judge.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
THOUSANDS GREET w. J. BRYAN
Omaha Citizen Welcome Home De-
mocracy's Recognized Leader

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 5.-William ].
Bryan and Mrs. Bryan, accompanied by
the party of Nebraskans which met.
them in New York, arrived here en-
route to their homes in Lincoln from
their trip around the world at 2:45 this
afternoon.
They remained less than an hour and
did not leave the Union station. Sew
eral thousand citizens of Omaha and
surrounding towns greeted Mr.. Bryan
on his arrival, and he spoke from car
riage on the depot ground.
Mr.. Bryan, who was introduced by
former Congressman Hitchcock of
Omaha, spoke briefly on account of the
shortness of his stay and the condition
of his voice, which showed the effect of
his many speeches on the journey from
New York.
His address was principally an ex-
preston of his pleasure in reaching
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan left at $3.50 for
Lincoln.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Vote for Joint Statehood
BY Associated Press.

ALBUQUERQUE. N. M, Sept. g.
The Republican Territorial committee,
In session this afternoon, indorsed the
Hamilton Joint statehood act joining
New Mexico and Arizona by a vote of
S5 to TO- The committee appointed a
subcommittee of five to work with a
like committee from the Democrats,
forming non-partisan joint statehood
board. 1t is probable that the opposi-
tion to statehood will make a fight
against Endorsement in the convention,
which will be held in Las Vegas Sep
tember "a.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06

Gillett and will be satisfied with the
second place on the ticket.
The convention viii open at II o'clock
tomorrow morning.
After various reports from the com
nnittees are received a RECESS will be
taken until afternoon, when nominal
tions will he made.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
MISSISSIPPI CASHIER
LANDED BEHIND BARS
By Associated Press.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 5.--A special
from Vicksburg, Miss, says:
B. S. Adams, manager for the Quinn
Sharpe Drug company, but formerly
assistant cashier of the Citizens Ma
United States Marshal Wilson and
taken to Jackson on the charge of be-
ing short in his cash to the amount of
$4,000 while employed by the Citizens
National bank.
Adams left the employ of the bank
in August last when he confessed TO
Cashier George H. Hackett he was
short, stating the amount. Mr.. Hackett
Immediately notified a surety company
which had bonded Adams and 1t is sup
posed the surety company had Adams
arrested. Adams was unable to make
a $4,000 bond.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
SECRETARY TAFT
DELIVERS ADDRESS
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BATH, Me-, Sept. 5.-William Taft,
secretary of war, addressed a large
audience at Alameda hall here tonight
and was given an enthusiastic greeting
1t was Secretary Taft's only appear
ance in the Maine campaign. He was
introduced by Harold Sewell, formerly
United States consul at Hawaii, whose
guest he is while here. Mr.. Sewell
spoke of Secretary Taft as the probable
successor of President Roosevelt.
Tomorrow Secretary Taft will return
to Burr Bay, Canada.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
ACTS AS PEACEMAKER;
SHOT FOR HER PAINS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Sin an
effort to keep her father, Thos. Klink,
and her brother from killing each other
in a revolver duel, Mrs. N. F. Pressey
of San Francisco was wounded yester-
day near Warm Springs, Alameda
county.
The son, Tom Killing, jr., was shot
in the leg and the father, who escaped
injury, is under arrest at the Alameda
hospital.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
VENTION In
SHORT SESSION
cortInued from pace one.

caucus at 10 O'Clock this morning and
elected Congressman McLachlan chair
man and Theodore Longley secretary.
The delegates decided to vote by as
sembly districts.
After the conference the delegation
marched I'm body from the hotel to the
casino. The delegates received q round
of applause when they reached the big
tent and were the only ones to be thus
honored.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
STRIKE TIES UP ALL
BUILDING OPERATIONS
Bv Associated Press.

SAN JOSE, Sept 5.--The tie-up in
building operations by the refusal Of
the local hodcarriers to work with men
who nave come In from the outside,
has grown to such proportions that
nearly every building under construc-
tion In San Jose is affected.
Notice was served on the teamsters
by the building trades council not to
haul brick for buildings on which In
ternational union hodcarriers We're em-
ployed and the brick companies refused
to discriminate, SO no brick at all is
being hauled
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
IndIct IgOrrOtss' Manager
BY Associated Press.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 5.-Two in
dictments have been returned against
Dr. II. X. Hunt on the testimony OF
Feola and Den Gay, two full-blooded
Igorrotes, members Of the band which
visited the city some time ago, charg-
Ing larceny and larceny from the per-
son, which are felonies under the state
laws. DIR. Hunt was arrested In Chi
eago and was brought back to Memphis
10 stand trial, He was In charge OF the
band OF IgorroteB a year ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
ENTIRE POLICE FORCE
WALKS THE PLANK
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ToNOPAH, New, Sept. 5.-The county
commissioners last night passed reso-
lutions removing. the whole police force
from office.
1t was stated that 1t was for the best
interests of the town.
The duties of the police were turned
over to the sheriff
The action arose from many grave
complaints regarding tie conduct of the
police.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Dynamite Wrecks Train
V Assoclated Press.

FA0bUCIdVtU
IRONWOOD, Mich, Sept 5,-A dyna-
mite outrage, resulting in the wreck of
Wisconsin Central ore train, occurred
here yesterday. The engineer and fire.
man had close calls from death. The
dynamite had been placed on the tracks
with the intention of wrecking pas
senger train.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
NAV Save ManohurIa

BY Associated Press.
HONOLULU, Sept. 5.-Captain' Met
calf. who Is supervising the salvage
work on the steamer Manchuria. ex-
poets TO be ready on September 10 for
an attempt to pull the vessel from the
reef at Rabbit island He Is hopeful
| that the effort will prove successful.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
viii Enlarge Fleet
By Associa led Press.

BREMEN, Sept. 5,-The directors of
the North German Lloyd Steamship
company held a meeting here today for
the purpose of voting $625O,OOO increase
in capital, as previously determined
pany's fleet.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Jett Trial Continued
Ry Assoelated Press.

BY AssocIated fless-
CYNTHIANA, KY, Sept. 5.-The trial
of Curtis Jett for the murder OF James
Cockrill, town marshal OF Jackson, in
July, 1902, was continued today until
December II, 1906
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Objects to Long Marches
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Sept 5. = Long
marches in the infantry branch of the
army as provided for in recent orders
pertaining to annual camps of instruc-
tion are disapproved by Brig. Gen. w
S, McCaskey, commanding the south
western division. in his annual report
to the war department. The recent
orders, he says, will have a decided
and serious effect on enlistments.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
Ansd MAN Takes HIs LIfe

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 6.-John F.
Meyer committed suicide yesterday at
his home on Day street. He was a Z
native OF Germany, 81 years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06
prohIbItIonlsts Convene

BY Associated Ffess'
BINGHAMTON. N. Y, Sept. 9Th,
Prohibition state convention today
nominated Capt. Henry NJ Randall Of
Port Jefferson, l.. l., for governor
The platform advocated the govern
ment ownership of railroads and mu,
nicipal ownership of public utilities
and national system OF marriage anC
divorce.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-06

Four days from today locomotive col.
lisica at Agricultural park
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The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-28
puLAJANEs RAID A TOWN.
Five Policemen Killed in an Attack by Fanatics on Burauen. Island of Leyte
 Records Burned.

Manila. June PA band of 200 Pulajanes under Ceasario Pastor, at- tackled the town of Burauen, on the island of Leyte, June 19. They killed five policemen, wounded five and cap- tured the remainder of the force ex- cept the lieutenant, who was in com mand, Pastor, the Pulajane leader was killed during the encounter.
 The attack occurred at an early hour in the morning. The police were caught unawares, and their sentinel was rushed from his post The bandits then entered the tribunal and hand to hand fight took place The police fought desperately. but were overcome by superior numbers
 The loss of the Pulajanes is be lieved to have been great, but it can not be estimated, as they carried off their dead and wounded after the fight
 The municipal records were taken from the tribunal piled in the street and burned The destruction of these papers was one of the most serious phases of the raid as they included deeds. license receipts, etc. The safe containing the town funds, was not disturbed The bandits carried away the arms of the police and quantity of ammunition.
 A detachment of consta bulary under Lieut.. Johnson immediately started in pursuit of the Pulajanes.
 At the time the raid was made Pro- vincial Governor yeyra was in another part of the island securing evidence wanted by the pardon commission to obtain the release of prisoners in the Bilibid penitentiary
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-28
Verdict Against . Newspaper.

Columbia, Mo, June 22.--Sam E. Cook was Wednesday awarded S5o,o@ in the s100,000 damage suit against the Post-Dispatch, s25,000 on eaen count, compensatory and punitive, 10. alleged libel. The jury was compossa entirely of democrats The verdle' was signed by ten of the jurors, V. II. Cochran, real estate dealer os Columbia, and J. l.. Dodd, iarns' and stockman, refusing to concur. The jury reached its verdict in ahou' an hour. The first ballot stood lsn to two in favor of Mir. Cook. four v the jurors were in favor or glvlas him the full amount asked Tor in' others demurred, but in few mlhu's' 1t was decided to cut this amount 7 half and award the plaintiff s2o'VVV oA each count.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-28
IT is NOW OKLAHOMA 4.

Mena is only few miles distance from what has long been known as the Indian Territory but what is now known to the world as Okla homa, which, as a full fledged state will now become very populous and prosperous commonwealth.
 The opening of that section of country adjacent to Mena with its naturally rapid increase of popula- ton and wealth will surely be of great advantage to this city, and our merchants should hustle for the trade of that section.
 In the not far distant future it will be found necessary to build a railroad west from Mena into that section and our people should be alive to this fact and watch the opportune moment to strike. Mean time much good can be accomplished by constructing good wagon roads west from Mena to the Oklahoma line, at least so as to make it easier for trade to reach our town.
 The Arkansas Democrat speaking of the new state as Oklahoma, sweet sixteen" has the following:
 The Indian Territory, which by the act just signed becomes part of the new state, has advantages and resources equally great-how could it be otherwise, being upon the border of Arkansas-but the conditions that have made it the last demesne of the fast disappearing aborigine have operated against that development of which it is capable, and which will now adorn it with all the excellencies of the older Oklahoma. Gradually it's lands have been thrown open to the settler until little remained that was wholly within the jurisdiction of the red men.
 In the environment of present day enlightment, many of the Indians have shown themselves to be capable of adjustment and amalgamation, and while the tribal identity is being snuffed out after it had been jealous ly guarded like the sacred fire of the Aztecs through the unrecorded ages, the red man has become an integral part of the greatest union of sovereign commonwealths the world has ever known.
 Fair Oklahoma, we great thee.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-28
BETTER RluHT THAN PRESl-
 DENT.

Just observe how the Democrats toady to Bryan, a twice defeated candidate, and malign Grover Cleve- land, twice elected and the only Democrat successful in the fight for the presidency for over half a cen tury. Carthage, Mo-, Press.
 The facts named above merely show that for real fame and honor it is better to be right and twice defeated, than to be president twice and be wrong, or betray the people.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-28
HE TROUBLE IN ZION CITY.
wilbur c. voliva Tells of the ioau tion of the Property When ne
 Took Control.

Chicago. June 21.-Wilbur c. Vollva' ,ba nresent head of Zion City, who succeeded Dowie as manager oI .hs city and it's properties was the iifs1 witness Wednesday for the defense Ill tbe hearing now going on DeIorc rudge Iandis in the federal court to determine the rightful manager ol 'ne city ard its interests.
 yoliya testified that when ne as sumed control of Zion City ne iouhu in the candy industry. paid-up s.och of sl55,oO0, an actual investment oI s1s.O00 and total operating JOSS up to January 31. 1906, of $93,00o. In the sunnlv mauufacturiIes association, in vested in stock, s257.000; amount act- ,allv invested s22,000; total loss IT. operation s249,000. In the lace lndus- trv paid on the stock $2,S24,ooo' act naIlv invested s415,000 operating loss s1 20o 900. Losses on the other ln- dustries were on January 31. l9O6 as follows: Food supply s27,ooo; railway construction s40o0; printing house s45o GOO; hotel s173,oO0; transportation st1 000.
 sZion City bank" said the witness, had deposits amounting to s5oo'oo' hut not one dollar in the bank to pay ,nv of the s50o,00o. Every day there wac long line of people in front O. ha hank looking for their money. Some of them would get 30 certs -ome 75 cents and some nothing a' ,ll Everyone of these peonle nad e1 100 or more in deposit l founo hat s2 GOO GOO had been diverted a'ld hat the losses of operating the dil- ~erant industries m to that tlWe mounted to s2.529 900. I found fhat he laboring men were receiving only enough to exist upon and their ray vas far behind. Many of them were ,aid in coupons and when I assumed management. about s3n.o00 in these ecupons was outstanding. l found many peoole on the verge or starVa- ion. notably a Mir Haskins who had m annual income in Australia of S2.- 100. I gave him ton of coal, ana eood to keen him alive"
 voliva declared that many men Tn ion City had not been able to SC
 ure employment for two years and lad been supnorted out If a aenevo- ont fund which he had established. -Ia declared that he attempted to re 'orm conditions but was stopped by 'eleeram from Dowie. who ordered hin 70 allow things to remain as they were
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-28

manual labor or who have never mastered any special line of work.
 "The rules of success for age are similar to the rules of success TOT the young. The man who IS master of his chosen calling and who has an inouiring, open, fresh, alert mind IS useful man, no matter how old ne is. No man in good health grows old or useless until he admits, to himself, at least, his decay and per mits hi nsef to fall into a condition of uselessness. Get busy, old man.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-28

St. Petersburg, June 22-ow;. the repeated demonstrations os :. group of Foil and more radical x uc constitutional democrats durinn 1e ministerial explanations in tha ,o s house of parliament Thursday af.a noon the president of the hopsa " compelled to close the session so. 'ss hour. ah
 The parliamentary commission sa-. to Bialystok to investigate and rou~-' upon the recent massacre of Jews the.' has returned to St. Petersburg rs commission possesses a mass of tess, mony on which parliament will ba ..' ed to insist upon the immediate nro secution of the subordinate nolico aas military officers who are found to he guilty of direct or indirect comn; city in the massacre. The commis sioners declare that the attacks of ,b. mob on the Jews could have baa, stopped at any stage of the riotin. by the energetic intervention of tbs police and troops. A regiment of in. fantry and one of the dragons tbo regular garrison of Bialystok were ia the city when the rioting started and they, the commissioners say. Ware amply sufficient to restore order ! proven by the fact that the minute the troops actually ordered the bandx of roughs to disperse they did so
 The Agrarian disturbances are eS. tending in the provinces of Tula, Orel and Kursk, where the landowners are reported 10 be abandoning their estates. The property of Count Sher- ometieff at Kursk has been complstelY destroyed.
 NJ. Kraszinsky, a large land owner of Kiev province. is importing six machine guns from England with view of fighting it ont with the peas ants.
 The liberal press is continuing it's appeals to the emperor. laying tho responsibility for the confusion in ths counsels of the government directly at his door. The papers insist that the emperor must come out openly and define his position.
 Former Procurator General of the Holy Synod Pobedonostseff, srent the day with the emperor at Peterhoh Wednesday and the gossips attach im- portance to the visit, saying that his majesty's former mentor has advised him to issue a manifesto to the peas antry.
 A law has been published making attacks on the credit of the state and the spreading of rumors melting the people to withdraw their money from savings banks punishable by two years partial loss of civil rights The issuance of such law would be m plain contravention of the power Of parliament if promulgated now but is dated May 4 and it is charged that If was dated back