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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
Anarchy in Poland lnere sing.

VIENNA. July 1S.-Adviccs recc;y-
81 acre from Cracow, Austria.Hun-
gary. are to the effect that anarchy
In Russian Poland Il increasing, aud
that the oficials are somewhat alarm
ed over the situation a few In.
stances OF the depredatluna commit
ted ~ the Reds" are given.
AT Nikolajeff II band attacked the
casi''cr Of II sugar factory In the
street. and after securing 10000 rou.
hles escaped. At Grenmkotr a num-
Der % revolutionists stormed a Cath
oic church during services, and In
the fight which followed between
the icvolutionlsts AMI members of
the congregation two persons were
killed rnd forty we're Injured.
Tie revolullonists also still retain
possession of church In Cracow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
IMPOSSIBLE TO EvADE TRIAL.
District Attorney jerome Explains
the Law in Thaw Case.

the Law in Thaw Case.
ATLANTA, GA, July 1S.-A spr
cial to the Journal from Warm
Springs. Ga. where the Georgia Bar
Association is now in session. quotes
district Attorney Jerome regarding;
Inc Thaw case in New York, as say.
ing:
The present movement in the
Thaw case suggested by the Asso.
ciatcd Press report, means that Thaw
must do one of Two things -stanrl
trial or 80 to the asylum. In going
to the asylum under the finding of a
commission on the question of his
mental condition at the present mo-
ment. means that should he then he.
come sane. he would have To stani
trial for killing Stanford White, as
though he had not been confined.
Bear in mimi this distinction
that commission can pass only
upon the mental condition of the
prisoner mt the present time and has
nothing to do with the question of
whether or not he was insane when
the killing was done. The latter
question Is one that would have tn
he decided upon by jury aud would
not lie within the powers of the com.
mission"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
Grand Dukes Body eurIed.

MOSCOW. July lS,--With the Ut
lost secrecy. In the presence OF
Grand Dukes Constantn, Alexis, Boris
and Dimltri, the Grand Duchess Eliz.
abcih and "A few faithful retainers,
tn" body Of Grand Duke Sergius, who
was nssasslnntad here by the OK.
?ihalon of bomb Feb. n, 1905. mil
which hind been resting In u temper
AIRY vault. was last night Inferred IN
the crypt Of the Tchdoff monastery
in the Krcmlln
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
Wedding Great Social Event.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 49,
The marriage in this city April go
1895, of Mary Letter to- Lord Curzon
was one of the great social events
of Washington. The ceremony was
attended by all the notables In Off.
cial, diplomatic and resident circles.
Bishop Talbot officiated, assisted
by Rev. Dr., now Bishop Mackay
Smith.
Surrounded by every luxury that
wealth could suggest, an acknowledge
ed beauty and the possessor of many
accomplishments by travel. study and
observation. she was distinguished
in her youth above other girls. Her
debut at series of large recep.
ton given by her parents in the
early nineties at their home on Du.
pont Circle was followed by trium.
phal season abroad. from which she
returned the bethrothed wife OF
George Nathanal Curzon. NJ p. then
under secretary for foreign affairs.
Daisy Letter, one of the sisters Of
Mary Curzon, was married to the
Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire In
Washington, d. c., December 26
1906.
Nancy Letter, another sister OF
Lady Curzon, was married In Wash
ington, November 20, 1904. to Major
c. p. Campbell, of the British army
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
c. 6 o. CLERK ARRESTED.
Young Man Charged With Embe zzIIng
Small Sum.

tSpcrinl TO Tie Duly Irrss)
RICHMOND, VA, July 1S.-Thom.
rs b. Johns, 81 years old, who has
been employed for II few weeks In
the clerical department OF the Chesa.
pcaku 4 Ohio here. was arrested to.
day on n charge Of embczzlomcnt.
The warrant churgcs Johns with
the larceny Of 500 from the fundH
OF the Southern railway.
a few months ago Johns was en-.
ploycd as station agent OF the South.
crn at bonneville. Vn. II IL alleged
thht he cmbczzlcd the amount named
In the warrant.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
LOG cRUsHEs MANS HEAD.
SawmilI Workman Almost Killed in
an Accident.
Especial 10 tho Daily Prcss1

Especial 10 tho Daily Prcss.)
SUFFOLK. VA. July 1S.-"Jack"
Simmons lies I'm his home. near Exit.
dying with his skull crushed and face
mashed. Simmons is "a white man
and Is sawyer for Tom Matthews
mill. t
While guiding the log carriage with
log adjusted into the very teeth n
piece of hoard in some way got caught
In the saw. The piece Of timber was
thrown with great force. striking Sim
mons on the forehead. inflicting Il
CHASTITY wound, which will prove fl,
tai.
No hopes are entertained for his r..
covery. Exit Is just north of Sar.
tO.k.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
CABINET REQUESTED TO REMAIN.
In Many Districts Of the Vast En-.
plre AsrarIans Are Applying tho
Torch and knIfe--Horrible AtrocI.
ties Committed by tho Lawless
Banda Of Peasants.
(py Associated press.)

ST. PETERSBURG, July is,-As
further proof Of tho change of the
spirit at Peterhof, II was learned to.
day that Emperor Nicholas has re-,
ducstcd The members of tho Goremy.
lin cnblnct TO retain their posts.
The Car learns from Russian OF.
i'cn!ls In Warsaw that rcvolutionarIcs
plan. TO make attacks simultaneously
on nll the consulntos. their object
being to cause the intervention OF
tho powers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
LADY CURz0N DIES
IN ENGLISH HOME
VICe.ReIns Of India Passes Away
After a Prolonged Illness
From Heart Failure.
WORTH MILLIONS IN OWN RIGHT
With Her Husband SHE ReIsned In
the Great Empire in the Orient
Entertained In Lavish Manner
While In Granddaughter of an
American Merchant.
tDy Assncintcd prrss.1

LONDON, ENG. July 1S.-Lady
Curzon, of kendlcstone. wife of the
former Viccroy of India. and daugl,-
ter OF Mr.. Joseph Letter. of Chica-
go, who has been III for few days,
died ut 5:40 o'clock this evening. Sh .
never recovered from her serious III.
ness at Walmcr castle, Kent, in 1904
and the recent hot weather brought
on pronounced attack of general
debility.
II was not until this afternoon that
Lady Curzon's condition gave cause
Tor anxiety. AT about noon she grew
worse and two specialists were call
cd in. They remained in attend.
ance till the end. Lady Curzon leaves
two daughters.
Heart Failure Cause Of Death.
1t was announced ut the CurZon
residence this evening that the final
cause of Lady Curzon's death was
heart failure, but she had been sui.
fcrlng from complications which
were the Seqncl oil her terrible Ill.
ness Of two years ago. The funeral.
the date of which has not yet been
fixed, will take place at Kedlcstone.
Lady CurZon, of Kedlrstone was
Mary Letter, and was In her own
right the possessor OF 100000
From Chicago the family moved to
Washington and later travelled cx.
tensivcly and entertained lavshly
Married i'm 1895.
During stay in England Miss
Letter met George n. CurZon. eldest
son Of Rev. Alfred Nathaniel Hol-
den Curzon. fourth Baron of Sears
dale. They were married In 1898.
In 1898 Curzon was created frs.
Baron Curzon of Kedlestone and in
1899. was appointed Viceroy and
Governor General of India. which
post he resigned in August. 1905.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
Woman Murder Witness MISSING.
Especial to the Daily Prcss)

Especial to the Daily Prcss)
ROANOKE, VA. July 1S.-Wadc
II. Stump. deputy sheriff of Floyd
county. was here this morning for the
purpose OF serving Il subpoena on
Miss Kate liOback. sister OF Fred Ho.
back. now on trial at Floyd, charged
with killing John l.. Jet. proprietor
of the Mountain house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
PRESS CONDEMNS GOVERNMENT
Measure Too Revolutionary to Suit
the Conservative Element.

ST. PETERSBURG, July iS.-The
press generally attaches the greatest
Importance to the resolution intro.
dnced In the Dounin yesterday con-.
denlning the governments agrarian
communique as an illegal act.
The view Is taken that the resolu.
tiun Is nothiD. less than an appeal
to the nation OIL the part OF the
Douma against the ministers and the
crown. II Is conceded on all sides
that the resolution Is almost certain
to act as a revolutionary measure.
The speakers who discussed the
resolution likewise recognized the
measure as being revolutionary in
Its nature. In this connection 1t Is
significant that the resolution was,
introduced following the shattering
OF the hopes Of the constitutional
ministry.
invites Fresh Outbreaks. !, 50
The conservative papers today take
the stand that the appeal to the
pSoPiS ihNiIeS fresh outbreak sOI
the revolution, and expresses the
greatest alarm for. the future. It is
reported that the government will
dissolve the Douma If the appeal liz
published. I.
Messages have been pouring in ito
day ON the Minister of the Interior,
giving details OF widespread agrarian
disorders which seem to have broken
out In every part of the empire.
The trouble is more serious in the
government OF Coronezh than in oth-s
er regions There district of 100
square miles have been reduced to,
ashes. The landowners have He'd
'panic.stricken to save their lives, The!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
FEMALE CLERK KILLS HERSELF.
Woman In the Treasury Department
Commits Suicide.
(ny AssncInlrd prcns.

WASHINGTON. d. c., July 10
Mrs. George II. Williams. aged fifty
II clerk in the TREASURY departmc y,
was found dend In her departments
this morning with n rubber tion, con.
nected with n gas Jet, in her nrouti..
Dependency is supposed to have
caused the act. She cnme here orig.
lnully from Essex, Conn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
Armls.icc signed in Central AmerIes
(By Associated Prcss.>

OYSTER BAY. l.. t., July 49,
President Roosevelt today received
Il dispatch from the American
charge Taffaircs, Brown, at San
Salvador. stating that the armisticc
between Salvador, Guatemala and
Honduras went into effect at Il
O'Clock this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
Virginians Appointed.
(By Associated Press)

OYSTER BAY, l.. L., July 1S.--
President Roosevelt today appointed
William II. Gale. of Virginia to BE-
consul at Puerto Plata Dominican Re-
public.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-19
Kills His Father.in Law.
(By Associated Tress)

McRAE GA. July 1a.--julias G
Allagood shot and kille.l II. Cannon,
his fatherin-law today. Cannon was
the aggressor. AllegooI surrendered
to the sheriff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
HENDRICKS GUILTY.
Former United states Land Commits.
sioner Convicted Of subOTnatiOn
Of Perjury.

Portland, Aug. s.-A jury in the
United States court Saturday night
returned a verdict Of guilty in the
case Of Hamilton II. Hendricks, in
dieted February S. 1905. in connec-
tion with the land frauds in this
state.
Specifically Hendricks was charged
with a violation OF section 1893, re-
vised statutes, with subornating Geo.
W. Hawk TO commit perjury in Civ
ing testimony before a federal grand
jury in connection with Hawks
homestead entry, and accusing Hen
dricks Of a similar onense 10 the
matter Of the homestead entry ot
Clyde c. Brown. At the time Of the
crime Hendricks was United States
Commissioner at Fossil, Oregon.
The jury made no recommends
tions In connection with its verdict
and was out but a few minutes. the
verdict being arrived at on the first
ballot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
OFFERING
IMPROVED
SERVICE
Pacific States Telephone and
Telegraph Company Ex-
tending Country Lines

Representatives of the PAefS'
States Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany have started a house 70 hoBs'
canyass among the farmers or Ma
non county, Offering an s1treDely
lou rental rate for instruments, 70
be usea IN connection with The cen-
fral oeices Of the company through
out the county.
FOR 8 10 cents per month the sub
s<rfber Is given free switching With
all the subscribers connecting with
his central exchange. Under this
rate ft would appear that no rural
resident need be without q telephone
ana re attendant advantages, es-
peeialIy ~ every assurance IL given
a. promyi and eficient service.
III Wakefield y 10 charge Of the
canvass of thss county. and says that
be may be seen at the central oeee
OF the company IN Salem. or sill Wis
IA any community or organization OF
farmers Interested IN telephone mat
ters.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
COMPANIES ORGANIZE.
Articles ef Incorporation
Granted EntsrpTfsss Backed
by Oregon Capital.


The Columbia Photograph Com.
pany. Of West Virginia. declared rs
intsntion 10 do business IN this
state.
The W X. Taylor Company nied
articles of Incorporation today with
the secretary OF state. The ineorpor-
aiors are W R Taylor. =. sceley and
W. " Collins. The company incor.
oprates with capital stock Of t50,.
eoe. and ~ill have rs main once in
Portland. II purposes 20 print. pub.
iish and distribute books and 10 deal
IN real estate.
Another little railroad company
has hIed ita articles OF incorporation
With the secretary OF state. for the
construction OF line ON the William
cite river near Portland 10 Warren.
Ton. Ciatsop county. The incorpora.
tors are r. 7. Burkhart. John y
Shields and G. D. Atehison. all OF
Portland. The principal once viii
BE- In Portland. and the capital stock
10 tic.oeo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
INsURRECTIoN AT ABUYON.
FiIipinos Broke Through Gordon
and Kill and Wound Many
Officers.
lFour O'Clock Edition. J

Manila, P. l., Aug 6.-At Abuyon,
Island OF Leyte, $50 Pulajanesr
pierced the militia Gordon, burned
the municipal buildings, killed the
ex-president and two former mem.
bers OF the constabulary and three
policement. 4 hundred soldiers ore
pursuing them. Major Crawford
Captain Knauber and eight members
OF the constabulary were shooting
the rapids of the Abulung river, in
Northern Luzon, when they were at
tackled from ambush by the Igorrotes
arrows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
RACING SEASON OPENED.
Absence of Gambling at Saratoga
Makes Racing Duller Than
Usual.

Sartoga, y. Y, Aug. 6.-The rae
ing season opened at Saratoga today
but the gaiety, despite the great
crowds present, is slight as compared
with former years on account Of the
absence of open gambling. There is
plenty of gambling behind closed
doors and the indications are that
1t will soon be in full swing without
hindrance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
THREE HUNDRED DROWNED.
Terrible Disaster to ItaIina ship on
S,szafsh Csuasz-

I Terrible Disaster 10 ItaIinn ship Of
s,@sfsh Cs.ess-
czrtzxsua, spain. Agg "a ter
rsbse marine disaster oeeErsd szf7r
day eveninE o- Cape PaIOs- Ths
| JssliaE steamship sirso. FROM Geacs
| for gsrce,onz, Csdfz. NontsTideo and
| Bgenos Ayres, vifh about zoo per'
soas on board. vas wrecked o. Hor'
mirzs islznd. Three hun1 -ed ln1i'
grsrfs. nsose % then I;slisEs and
s9anisrss. rere 5rDW-ed. he cap
tain Of the steamer committed sui
eide.
The bishop Of sac PEDRO, Bran,
also Ess lost. and another bishop vas
for a time among the missing. The
remaindsr of the passengers and the
onoers znd crew 20. avsy IN the
ships boats or were rescued by
means Of boats seat 20 them from
the shore. 4 number Of hzberIasn
~ho made attempts zt rescue we're
drowned.
Those rescued from the vessel are
nov al Cape Palos. IN D.tiabls CON
dl,ion, being without food or cloth
ing.
The siriO struck a reef Of rocks
knorrn AZ Bstos HorufKzg. and sank
soon afterwards. stern first. Hormi-
gas Island lies about two End half
miles to the eastward Of Cape PalOs.
Before be committed suicide, the
captain declared the steamer had s45
passengers on hoard. and that her
crew numbered Iz7 msn. The sirio
had SO passengers when leaving
Genoa. bat additional Spanish pas
seHterE we're taken on board At Bar
selOna. where the vessel touched a
lew hours before the disaster
The disaster occurred a. s O'Clock
IN the afternoon. The steamer was
q difncult passage through
he Hormigas group. where the Bs-
os HOFmigzs reef Il a continual
menace 20 navigation. The vessel
Seg4n 20 settle rapidly. Immediately
lfteF she had struck. and a terrible
loene Of confusion and panic ensued
N the vessel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
SECURED Right Of WAY.

The state board today acquired the
righi of way for the layiur Of =
water main from spring on the Her.
rcn p'a"e 20 The reform school. This
WI s've the Institution splendld
supply OF fresh. pure water. The
consideration paid was about uooo.
an acre Of ground was purchased and
right % way.
Enoagh water viii he thus Oh.
'ained for the mute school as well as
the reform sehosl.
The report of superintendent W.
H. Looney showed ios inmates for
,hs month Of AaSaa, aud lo7 durlns
July.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
Tried to Break Record.

Noank, Conn, Aug. s.-Roy Knab-
enshue and DR.. Thomas. who started
last night from New York TO break
the American ballooning record
landed here this morning before
breakfast. No accident occurred dur
ing the night.
The aeronauts stopped only long
enough to take their bearings and get
a meal. They expect 10 reach Boston
before alighting again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
Ten Deaths

New York. Aug. 6.-Up 20 2
O'Clock this afternoon ten deaths oc-
Cured from heat and the prostra.
uons reached into the hundreds.
Doctors say II there Is no relief the
death list tonight viii be appalling.
Children Of the Ghetto are following
the sprinkler carts. which city has
kep, moving In trains. letting them.
selves get gleefully soaked. The OF.
neial thermometer Is 81. but on the
curb In Wall street il registered i0s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
Lola MIlanss Drowned.

Carthagens. Aug. Sit Is report
ed that the celebrated Spanish sing
er. Lola Nilanes, vas lost with the
steamer siFiO Saturday night. The
French steamer. Marie Louise saved
80 lives. The exact number lost will
likely never be known. but II Is GER
tAlnly over 400.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06

Washington. Aug. Secretary
Moody has decided that the eight
hour Law does not apply to warships
being built under contract for the
navy. He cited cases werein the su.
preme court held the title TO a war.
ship does not vest In the government
until the conditions OF the contract
was furfilled. A similar opinion was
given b. Taft that the elght-hour
Law does not apply to contractors
furnishing supplies 10 the quarter.
masters department.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06

I'd Jo1rnzi: TIE members Of the
First chTissIsa church desire through
your eolamns. 20 than Mr.. George 3.
snfih. proprietor Of The AnEeiBS. for
his sin1EssE iE giving one-shird Of
shs proeseds % his confectionery
sst iee cream departments las, Sat
nrtAY. A Tsry handsons SUN vas
rsaiiaee. an1 a very snioyAbls ser.
vice rendsEsd throaEh Mr Smiths
heersiity. D. ERRETT. Pastor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06

Itching piles produce moisture and
cause iiehing. This form, as well a.
Blind. Bisedlng. or ProtrBding Piles
are cured By DR.. Bo-zan-ko'E Pile
Remedy. Stops itehlng and bleed
ing Abs0Fbs tnaors soc a Jar a.
Druggists. or seat by mail Treatise
free. Write me about your case.
DR.. B0sanko. Phii4-. Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
Yar,lmen Strike.

Sacramento, Aug. 6.-Three hun.
dred yardmen employed in the Espee
shops struck this morning for high.
er wages They are now receiving
20 cents an hour for nine hours. and
want 22i5 cents. They are mostly
foreigners. The request was refused
and all were discharged. Their places
we're hlled at higher wages.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
Hotel Arrivals
Cottage.

Cottage.
L. G. Walker, Portland.
Mrs. Beebe. Portland.
Walter Beebe Portland.
Mrs. Sykes, Portland.
F. G. Sykes, Portland.
{. V. Bowman, Portland.
VIM. Haight. Portland
]. c. Conrad and wife, Portland
c. d. Frazer and wife, Portland
y. Bisvillow.
VIM. S. Ruggles. Portland.
Willamette.
J. c. Wolf. Silyerton.
W. II. Raymond. Portland.
J. A. Miller, Chicago.
W.'D. Torey and wife. Portland.
Geo A. Leesov and wife, Portland.
A. j. Serene, Portland.
T. Pearson and wife. Portland.
J. I. Wentworth and wife.
Lester Holt and wife. scio.
c. X. Pteifer. Portland.
J. H. Mendenhall. Seattle.
{. A. Grifhth, San Francisco.
VIM. G. FrasieT, Cincinnati.
c. W. Fulton, Astoria.
Or. J. p. Bass. 81. Louis.
Julius Lowe. Portland.
A. y. Smith. Portland.
c. r. De Akins.
Chas. Greek. Chicago.
o, c. Thornston. Portland.
=. X. Bowen. Portland.
c. II. Edmonds.
J. ID. G1iss. Portland.
Alice NJ. Crofts. Portland
J. o. Humphrey. Portland.
ID w. Collin, Portland.
Z. I. Briggs, Clearaeld, Pa.
Salem.
X. Cabin. Albany.
John Gin. scio.
Sienn Goodrich, Salem.
Paul Ralyeburg. Salem.
II. A. St Earle. Portland
Ars- Cle'erdon. Lsayeuvorth.
l. A. cleyerdOn. Saltwater.
Mrs. A. A. Nickel. Mt Angel.
Joseph Chapman. Roseburs
NJ II. Spirs. 81. Louis.
A. l. Lotus. Boston.
Dora MeKirnon. Hornbrook
Walter Scott. Portland
J a. Bro~n. Portland.
s p. Mathsny.
MAyme Hail. Gsrvais
J. 3. Tillotson. pOrtlAnd.
T. Cox. Portland
= . buFneis,sr. sArsnsO. Ia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
WBl Endorse nryan.

Waterloo, la. AUG. 6-w. J. Bry.
an viii be endorsed by the Democrat.
ic state convention. which meets here
tomorrow. Delegates have been ar.
riVing today, and are caucusslug on
the state ticket. No nght Of I'm.
portanoe has 81 Far developed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
Oiling More stne,s

The oiling Of the streets vas given
a isir and real test today around ths
court house premises. One OF the
oid city street sprinklers was htted
up and the oil triekled down onto
TIE dusty road on Court street IN
noe shape Il Was very noticeable "a
tho nostFils that the experiment va.
being conducted. Judge Scott Was
supervising the work. and he Is OF
TIE opinion that good results will be
Forthcoming from the application OF
'he OIL a. made this afternoon.
TIE streets adioining the court
house yard win all be oiled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
MaEanAs Poisoned

Bollinsham. Wash. Aug. 6.-Cau-
ned mushrooms poisoned SO Ma1amas
OF Portland and elsewhere. who are
trying to reach Mount Bakers sum.
NIT. Half OF the party are neapaci.
iated and unable to make the trip.
The ascent will probably be fau.
ure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
Heat i'm New York
(Four O'clock Edltion.)

IFOuE . CLOCK EdltlOn.l
New York, Aug. 6.-Heat caused
slowness on the stock exchange to-
day, many leaving on account OF the
temperature. The business districts
are generally deserted. Department
stores did but little, and the employ.
es were dismissed early from the fac
tories.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
KILL
AGED
MAN
Fugitiyes From Washington
Reform School Murder
SertagenariaD for
80 Cents
IFour o-eloek Editsoa.I

Cottage Grove. Aug s.-William
Powell. aged 20. q San Francisco
vas s5ot. a nile south of here, last
.iztt b. tvo 15-yezr-ot boys. sup
posed % Be fugitives from the Wash
iugton reform school Powell died
this morning The boys robbed him
Of 90 cents. The nurderers are az
large.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06

u"oFSs fendrleh aud Miss Edna
anderson we're mArrIed last evening
At o'clock by Rev, p S. knight. a,
the home OF AIR. aud Mrs.. Goorx.
hSS'Ay' Al Trade aud Winter streets
ias bride and srOom ars well known
u Salem. and w'll make their home
In this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-06
New York Is Hot.

New York, Aug. 6.-The city is
sweltering. The people slept on the
beaches and in the suburbs and parks
last night. The house tops in the
tenement districts are crowded, and
1t is getting hotter. There is no
signs OF relief.