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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
Heart
Weakness.

Dr.. Miles Heart Cure has
made, many hearts well after
they have been pronounced
hopeless. It has completely
cured thousands, and will al
most invariably cure or benefit
every case of heart disease.
Short breath, pain around
heart, palpitation, fluttcring,
dizzy, fainting and smothering
spells should not be neglected.
Take DIT Miles Heart Cure
and Gee how quick you will
be relieved.
Il cannot make a new heart,
but will restore a sick one by
strengthening the heart nerves
and muscles, relieving the
unnatural strain, and restoring
it, vitality.
n. had . very bad case Of heart
ere9haAs For -slx mOnths : could not
~ 7s1i3ng bad al day; IN the after:
10 = p,cWtng one row ! had to ,.y ,yy
Ssy }hfo66sd o. though il would
S0ynt tkFougL and had difficulty in
s3as q ~; NiIss Heart Cure. and and
- 1 Sad q SSt up from fye 70 Ten
Q4ae . nlGht. ! have taken several
Settee. End my hsert e as REGULAR a.
~ ~ en- ~. e sOn|F.dssrabls 1|s s for an old
Z. h % Ac0ILL. Frost. Ohio.
D.. Mllef Heart Cure 10 sold By
xsSf esvqsISS vhc ys!i! 9Tars.:.ts,e }hs! s,!
I'D Ss't t.ssss ssss' ~. .! s::sH;: ::::y ''''
Niles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

both dresses and hats. And browu
adspts itself admirably 70 costumes Of
half dozen tones.
Fascinating evolutions Of both the
princess and empire styles srs shout
for tiny tots TO wear. Tia princess
onss are particularly hsppy In their
dainty severity.
Upon some OF the prsttiestssuits and
drsasss Q wide braid II put on quite
simply outlined on both sidss,by(a mar
row braid which stops EVERY little
while 10 describe circle.
Ths newest bslt y OF blace IN. with
the buckle IN the hack. Smart zones
are On sale fog 81.
vay attractive y the pinEeogs froek
81 sanHbiga h)ps shaeea ydlane ~ n
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

glove economy Il the separate mousque'
taire arm coverings that can be used
with short gloves In matching color.
Considering the general elaboration
Of gowns. q number OF Freuch frocka
are finished at the bottom merely with
rows Of stitching.
Some of the lovellest silks Of the sea.
son have a waterproof nnish. render
Ing them impervious to rain and per.
spiration.
The stunning sash ribbons must b
used with care. ~ they have habit Of
clashlng with most things under heav.
ems.
Long ladders Of ribbon bows; some.
times with . bit Of fringe depending
from them, are favorite mode Of TRIM
ming.
Women who scornsd rajah silk IN the
beginning Of the season and asserted
II was only at for lambreQuins and
sofa cushions are rccognixing In
adaptability for house gowns and
street frocks. One. Of the summes
brides 10 having made Q street cos.
tune Of grass green rajah silk with
folds and other trimmings Of old rose.
She has embroidered grasses and looes
rose petals on the front width of the
skirt, with smaller vine trailing over
the Jacket. The gown = ~ rich and
effective ~ II II was made from the
handsomest Lyons silk instead Of the
rough and ready rajah. w
The elaborate lingerie gown illus-
trated Is OF lace trimmed handkerchief
linen. With II Ii worn Louis coat Of
brocadcd nile green silk inafastsd WITH
lace. JUDO CHOLLUT.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

the picture. The accordion plated skirt
Is run just below the waist line with
ribbon velvet of the same shade. This
velvet also trims the braces. The
blouse Is Of cream colored spotted net,
and the girdle is fashioned from velvet.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
PRACTICAL rAeH,oN HINTS.

Fashion dacrees that the paraso' sl'ai
match IA. costume. This fortunqtei.
does not mean that sunsbade b Il
be provided Tor each gown. On th'
contrary the clever woman will ch,os
several pretty parssols that will har
monlze with anything old or new the
her wardrobe coptalns.
short sleeves are a veTy expels'vi
luxury, as they dencnd upon outfoo
costumes q long goye a practice
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
ARTISTIC COLOR scHEME.

The best linen suit Is made with a
bolero which when removed will dis
play pretty chemisette.
Pale lavender Is a favorite shade this
summer and is much seen In the ward
robe Of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. The
other day as she alighted from her
carriage observant femininity drank in
the details Of beautiful gown Of pale
lavender. The plain circular skirt fit
ted tightly, and the jacket was cut in
90 exaggerated fashion that 1t re-
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
SOME DAINTY NeckwEAR.

Old fashioned crOssbar musllns are
in the shops, selling for Is cents a yard.
Very tiny star shaped buttons In steel
and rhlnestOnes are effective when
used In groups Of ''threes" on boleros
and short Jackets.
In handkerchiefs the newest wrinkle
ia to block of a small space with q
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

4 Little Misunderstanding.
"Sir. your sons performance on the
French horn II exscrable. Il win drive
everybody from my house. you told
me he was q teacher"
n did not. ] said be was Q toetse.s.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

Men are often capable u SEuatGg
things than they perform. They ~
sent Into the world with bills q eseo1t
and ssldom draw to their fun egton1r-
WnlIelle
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

Good Eassrs May - Csst1v. =
"Don't look 80 glum, Pilkertou: Use
CHEEKY words. They cost nothing"
''Cost nothing! II speak ten cAeesy
words to my wife. she asks NJ foe
some money"
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

ooly ~ = Last Resource.
Luck b good enough thing to trust
T. after you've done everything else to
l1xlto ouccsso.-Kansas City Timea
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

on the inside seam with lines OF lnsef
tiOn.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
OUR FASHION LETTER.
Both Empire and Princess Styles
In Children's Dresses.
sRoRT SLEEVES ARE COSTLY.

The Belt Linen Suits Made with .
Bolero and Chemisette-OlG Fash
toned Crossbar Muslin Again In
vogu0-Parasol Like Costume,
Whole dresses Of valenciennest lace
are among the exquisite creations worn
at important early summer func lions.
Most Of them are relieved with ths%fin-
er forms Of heavier laces. suchv as
cluny and baby Irish.
Browns, both the real brown tones
and those that verge upon the chest
NUT are the predominating shades (foe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09

rtlladslphla, Pa, Jah p-apo,ial
sleciious for alllng vasansiss 10 "a,
state legislature. which oscurei since
ths iasi session. are hsld today IN .
numbsr u oouniist Only one of ihs
eountiss. Crawford souniy. IN which
sush vasansiss occurred. mahss an On
espiion. 10 that souniy ths special
slssiion vill noi iats place uhill Thurs
dsy % this ueok. Ths senatorial slos
tious 49, also hsld today. ne special
SESSION of che legisiaiufs Win oouveus
en lauuay a. Ous of ne mosi lm
pofiAni factors of ioiay's slsciion itI
iAs Llasola hspuhlisan party, vhish
fspn'ssnis Ne reform slsmsni of tbs
party and pfomisss 10 net With great
suseess Ths party polsld an snof.
nous vote fo The fuslon candidates On
iheiF Ticket a the lasi slesilon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
SAYS HE KILLED
STEUNENBERG

Portland, Jan. 9.-The following let
ter was received by the Oregon Jour
nah dated and postmarked in this city
saturday the delivery Of which was
DELAYED ON account Of postage due;
"Editor Journal; The hand that pens
this is the hund that made, placed and
exploded the bomb that killed the rob
ben. bribe.taber and murderer, Steun
enberg. He put me in prison robbed
me Of my wife, stole my property while
I was helpless. am not long for this
world. should / be caught will not
hang. Hogan is crazy, or he would
not be caught. Mine was a personal
I settled It squarely l took
the only way a poor man has. Some
day will call for a reporter, and
make a death.bed confession. Signed
An Innocent Convict Driven to Muir
DER
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
Commodore Vanderbilt Ratiroa.

New York, Jan. p.-rho annual meet
lng of che soawanhaka Corinihian
Yacht club, which will b. held ihis N
iefnoon a. The rosidonoo of Rear Com.
modore Prank 3 Hasiingu, will b q
special Interest, owing 20 The fact that
Commodore W. X. Vanderbilt Jr., The
present commodore Of The club has d.
eldcd 10 retire and viii not accept an
other term II is understood that y. O.
Bensdici, owner Of tho steamed Ons.
ga, who has bern nominated BY trus-
iecs u the club, viii bo the unanimous
shoiso Coz eommodof. n Mr. Bonodict
Is elected, as there is no doubt hs will
Il viii be- The second time that hs be.
,ame commodore u che club. ils was
commodore In 1895 and Wee Comm9.
Acre Ia isp2A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09

Charleston, e. C., Jan. 9.-Thousands
Of visitors from an parts Of the state
have arrived here, awaiting the ar.
rival of the cruiser Charleston. which
10 duo AZ this port today and win prob.
ably remain here until Friday. The
cruiser was named after this city. and
the eitilens are no little proud Of the
hne ship which bears the name of their
city. To show their pride in the ship
and their appreciation OF the honor
conferred upoR Charleston by naming
one Of the fnest cruisers In the Amer
lean navy afteT il, the citizens have
raised fund and have had a magui
heent solid silver punsh bowl With
platter and ladle of the sane material
made which VIII be presented 10 the
ship on this occasion.
The most elaborate preparation,
have been made for the rsceptiou nnJ
enteFiainment of the officers and ma,
of the Charleston, For this eyenipa
a reception 10 the oniesrs of the Chsrl.
ton has been arranged, 10 which the o,
heers Of the Texas, Arkansas News.
da and Florida and Of the toyns5o
boats nov in this haFbor viii also b.
invited.
The presentation ceremonies v-iu
tahe place tomorrow. The hovl s,a
accessories, enclosed in massive s.s.
VIII be taken on board the Ch.rls.to,
BY steam launch, which win a.,
carry AayoF Rhett and the memha,.
of tho Presentation committee M,
kheit will deliver the presentstio, "a
dress. Il is expected that se,,at,r,
Of the Navy BOnaparte win be pr..sr,
Al tAe ceremony, He has been sDa,isl
" invited for the occasion. but "a,
40, able 70 make a desnite promise
owing TO the pressure of busipe.s A.,
ing 'he early days of the sessio. y,
congress after the holiday reeess To
lloffo" evening the officers a. N.
Ua~Iles.0H and Secretary Bonaparta
should be come, win Be the guest, !,
the city Al a banquet given in tbs;,
honor For the following day bis
aen' aheld has been arranged Tor ~
o'ase's a. Of the Charleston aud the Other
warsAiPs in the AaEbog
tes punch bowl which win h. A..
la'sa 10 the Charleston 4 Of l.Ts.
--e and exquisite woFkusasAip. !,
~~s naoe IN New YoFk ana = -.
nen'ed vita relief sssuss of Fo-,
s--.ss, Iert Noulsrls, the Battery ana
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
20 lEsln Salem nrnm

The citizens Of North salem viii
meet THURSDAY hght az 2 O'Clock al
the African church, in North salem 10
o'sA-.le an imProveme,s cub. rb,v
in'ei'i 70 assist the Commercial Clpb
20 every way 'toy eau 70 deyeIoD
"rea'eT sslem, and 20 make No-tt =.
'''A the IF''ies7 PaEt Of IL. Il 3 ee-.
'slal good move and every io,nl
e''izea of North Salem should he ~.
ent ~ prs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
BABES
in THE
WOOI

I.oa r. Minar,t AMI Mra Bra
Rctd, who wcro ARRESTED IN nii :
last night on tho charge oi a.
were arraigncd before Jusiles ~
this afternoon and wsvo boas
"a the circuit court Thu =
against tho man was changed h !.
sohnbitation, ami his boHd VA
az $3.50, wlliio tho womah's bose
placed at $500. Captain John hl
Astoria, husband OF tho womaa =
out tho eomplaintS
Reid who h IN anything bui al
ing f0mo OF mind, arrived "a \
cal train hat evening, and a ori
sheriff Culver that he thoughi NJ
was living with another maa b
city. Culver detailed Deputis \
and Esch on tho case, and iAvt
bad the pair located In a q
whsge they had gone % have ts
glasa They were then shs1gse
their room In tho El,hridge blost :
there 10 tho thiatrs where iAg
nosasi tho pro,hetion OF the "a
can Tramp" amt from the GAar
tho saloon again They also -
az the Elite Cafe for rvfroau'
and then went 20 their TOon' =
they were arrested by the ones
osr they had beem given time %
for the night and indisputabls s'A
Of their guilt had been obtained
Ainand is a saloon keeper 81
tho proprietor OF a salOon a %
GFova in which a woman W.s
a year ago, and an unsuess~fn
tempt w0s made % conpect h@
the crime.
Tie woman Is good lookint
dressea and weaTs two large a.
rings.
When Read was aslOed BY tls
II ID had a marriage lioenso VI
that the woman was his wife ~
- Yea two OF them" Il ssens
the couple were divorced ops
were remarked
She claims the reason she 10 =
was because 40 abused ba
waived preliminary e1AmiHat'~
"'ve bound over. So far theH
ney' Web Holmes, has ben
eesSrul in securing bOnamsn 8
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
Piles ID Years
Terrible Case Cured Painlessly with
only one Treatment Of Pyra-
mid Pile Cure.
Free Packages In Plain Wrappers Mail.
cd 70 Everyone VINO Writes.

"I have been a terrible sufferer Of
piles for fourteen (i4) years and dur
ing all this time you can have an idea
Of how many kinds Of medicine ] tried.
But found no relief whatever ] felt
there must bo something that could
cure me without having TO undergo an
operation which might kill me.
"Now after trying but one treat.
msnt Of your 'Pyramids,' am free
70 tell an sufferers Of this dreadful
disease TO try this medicinc-the Pyr.
amid Pile Cure. Il will cure when an
others fail. Sincerely yours, George
Brancigh, schellburg. Pa"
Anyone suffering from tho terrible
torture, burning and itching Of piles,
will get instant relief from tho treat.
ment We send out free. AZ our own
expense, In plain sealed package, to|
everyone sending name and address.
Surgical operation Tor piles is sui.
eide, cruel unnecessary and rarely a
permanent meeesa Here you can ge.
a treatment that IL quick, easy 10 apply
and inexpensive. aud free from the
publicity and humiliation you suffer
by doetoFs examination.
Pyramid Pile Cure l. made IN tho
form Of "easy 10 use" suppositorlss.
The coming Of a cure Il felt the momsat
You begin TO use Il, and your suffering
ends.
send your name and address al once
% Pyramid Drug Co, 1905 Pymmii
Buildiag, Marshall, Mich, and get. by
return mail, the treatment va will
'ead you free, In plain, sealed wrap. |
peE
After seeing for yourself what &, can
DO you can get a regular. full,slze
package Of Pyramid Pile Cure from
any druggist al 80 cents each or. on |
receipt OF price, We will mail you same
ourselves II 10 should not have H.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
GREATER
THAN
THE LAW

New York. Jan. 9.-Rogers was the
srr witnes sin the Standard Oh IN
vostigation this morning He was IN
defiant mood again and, and declined
% tell IL b. he'd any connection with
the STANDARD, Of Indiana, or the
STANDARD. Of Kentucky.
Rogers desired to correct Saturday g
testimony. In which he said did not
know Walter Teagle. He explained
that, The man be thought was John
Tuple was Walter, whom he does
know. Hadlcy dug and probod the
witness 70 fni out Teagle's conncc.
iicn with the Standard, but all 30 no
purposa The witness "dcclined TO
answer on tbs advice Of counsel. "
HALEY said. "You seem TO enjoy dc.
elininr 70 answer, do you noti' 81
decline 10 answer on advice Of coun.
eel 4" answered. Rodgers. Hadley asked
n Ba knew Horace A. Hutchina, Of
Cleveland Rodgers said he did. Had
lev askei. "1s be dcad7" Rodgers
answered: Gle was not dead yester.
day. but be may be this morning" "
Hadry this morning sent tele-
gram 30 Lawson, Of Boston, asking him
b. come 30 New York and testify. The
Telegram says: "1f you can give any |
as 30 The relations between
the siaBard oil Company. Of Indiana,
and the Republic oil Company aBi
waiersPierce oil Company, urgent
y request you 20 come anil testify"
Eugene Kcarney. describing himself
v a policeman, Of 90 Broadway, was
'ailoi. it was lcosncd that ho was al.
- an elevator starter. Asksd a mum.
,cr Of questions about tho occupants
4 The building BE- either could not
vHcmbcr or declined 90 answer on tho
..lyico of counsel. Asked n be had
guuscl when he took the stand. he
aid "yca" whcu askcd n hc en-
.loycl bic own counsel, he "dcclinod
D answer" RoigcT = attorney had
oachoi him.
Haley quouiiou,,l Howard Page,
ormcfly president Of the Union Tank
Ane, ~ 60 thc lines operations usu.
ig "doclinod 60 answer on tho
Ice u counsel" Page IL now IN tho
'rvign department Of tho stanhrl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
FAVORS
INDIRECT
TAXE
Pap Walker Tells Hov l
hcity COmpelS Taxdm
gers to Dig %

Pap Walker, who was "a,
member Of tho Hayseod ei,,
is a man Of some property Ana
has lived under the nlipo;.
gets a weekly paper from a..
each year there is publishes
roll bcfcro IL lie equalizod, a,,..
OHe line each taxpayers nj.
then the total amount Of a.,
personal property and ml
"Tbis costs very little.ii ~
Walker, "but it's results in a
tho man who Dc dodging a
hiding has personal property !,
escaping his just share Of d
dens Of the community hk
lishcd by precincts, and the =,
that a great deal Of personal ~
that has escaped is broueh. 4
by the publicity. A man livis,
'ountry, or in tho city who
great deal Of money loaned a.
hot escapS the attention Of M,
oOru bcaug called 90 tho fas, :
PROCEDURE. His poponol prpus,
INTO tho rolls In Illinois asfh,
'ractical cHpcrtcncc. That h,
Ilto best features Of tho bn :
.opo Il win got signcrs onosA
ubmittcd 20 tho people n,s
Of pcvOuai property !
ocaping tho ases,or, and /, %. /,
q stopped
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
Municipal and Commercial League.

Municipal and Comnefclal boasuo'
g. Paul. MINI. Jan. about 200
delegates from al parts Of the state
were IN attendance when the annual
meeting II the Minnesota state Muni
cipai and Commercial league was called
20 order az The old capitol this morn.
ing. The delegates were welcomed by
tho mayor of st. Paul and Vice Presi
dent Leslie Walter responded on bc
half Of the delegation. fter the var
ious committees had been appointed
and some other routine business trans.
acted. the meeting took a recess foi
lunclf.on. In TIN afternoon session
President l.. A. Rosing will deliver his
annual address and the secretary and
treasurer will submit their annual re.
ports Insurance Commissioner r. d
OBrien viii deliver an address on life
Insurance Then a number Of commit.
Zee reports will be received and die
'usssd This evening the delegates will
b entertained ~ a banquet. at which
many prominent delegates will deliver
.ddresses. There viii be three go
ions n the meeting tomorrow and two
IN Thursday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
BINGER
HERMANN'S
TRIAL
Heney Says It will Begin the
Last Week In
March

Washington. Jan. 9.-Francis J.
Hney. special counsc of the depart
mcrt Of Justice in the land fraud cases,
had confeunce with the President
this morning. announcing that BingeT
Hermann would be tried the last week
iu March. The Hyde-Beuson suit Is called
20 follow. but not until late in April
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09

:. - A''Aasl's church, and also n. -.
VI 'he navy and Of the city Of CO. -
After her visit to Chsrls.,o0 ,''sls, gus
70, = r'I,, Sa. Sin'low s1 viii take his shin % on,
=, =, N,, - hlal tIia and viii then .,s-, a.,
10 lo' the Pacific coast The M ch'.1.- s.ai'
...-.-. ...s .oa the srsi of its class '''O0u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
"a Louis says TAaak You

Governor Chamberlain yesterday r..
eoived from As drcctors o. tho tini.
Fcr-l EKposition ~ a. Louis a com
memouiiye medal and diploma, AZ
recognition fof tho services rendered
In contributing 10 the success of tho
,tposliion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
CASTORIA
For lhiAnts and Children.
Tie khd Y'u RaTs AIUsys Bought
r@s'.1. Si.'' .: :, &1HZZz,r


The above s the usan v,rs,,, =,
'As traveller uuiag tAs Missouri P,,,s.
railway between the Paeias soas, .,a
'hs sasi, Ahd We believe that the -.
ss And aecomn0dAtioAs e,vsa nsri,
,1'' ''A'e@ent Prom Denvss. Color,.
10 sPr'nC and Deavsr there are tvs
'AFosgA trains daily 10 Kan,., Ci,,
aaa 81 l'ouiA carrying PuImau', l,t.
es' standard slsstTis-hsAtsd hs,pl.s
cara chair ears aAa upto-dat. disi.s
s~iA The sane exesllent servis. !.
sPsra'sd fFoH Kansas City ana 4,
l'onis 20 MsuPAiA Little RO,k ,na n,
sPFingA II you are solns 80, !,
.0osA' write fOE particulars and fuu =.
tormAtioA.
W c GBRIDE, aea. An
IA fhiFd 81. Portl.nd o..
oA@ToRxA
b,.asAs 1hkat ta ~ N-ls A.,
&<HZEE(
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
Zen and Broke Pa Am

MA Woods agel about AZ vs.-
80 IN ,'9'''s south Of the BroNa sash
--I door factory, fel down down !
sn'T' s'aiTSay this afternoor -
.u'sl Aer FigAt arm above a.
S''T' The hct that it wa. h,,.-.
!, :, .s. l',', ne vTisa an1 the jageea eps
- - We oo0a ;, PrOorud,'a tAFOugA tho ain
49, = a Vegy severe injury. Dr.
''''Se T'soeet ths fracture
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09

hids fof iAs Fssldsnss of Ma G. H
liihgsa corner of CAemeheia an.l
nummss Streets win be sle.sd oa SAT
uFday, Janusfy Q, 1900, sispm
1906 CIfAA m HiN0Fa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09

Itching piles produce p0isi1s
{ eaoae itching; THE fOrn, - -
niind, bleeding o. protru6ng Pls
cured BY DR.. BO-san-kO's Pile -
stops itehiRs and bleeding. a
! '0@0rS. 500 a jaF al Druggists ?
0y mail Treaties free. Wns
eo0Gt your case. DR.. BOsanke, :
Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09

Now York, jan e-rho supreme
court, By Justice Davis. this aftor,
noon dwol an orIcS requiring II. II.
Rogrrr 30 appear before Justice Gl.
dcrulecyn az special tern tomorrow
morning 70 show cause why ho shoull
not answer the questions propouulel
by Hadey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
oAynor ana orosna rrlal. Bsrln.

savannah. Ga. Jan, p.-Tho trial of
Benjamin y Greene and Col John p.
Gaynor on che charges of conspiracy
20 deffaud 20 United states govern.
meni and presenting u falso accounts
10 connection with the Savannah bay
harhor improvements, was begun bo
fore the Z. X court today. Abraham
II. Rora Of New York acted as the
principal attorney fof tho dcfense. 10
will b. assisted a. 'he trial by Col
Moldrum and other prominent lawyers.
Tho two defendants were brought hack
from Canada on a Feques, from ne Z.
n government Tor their eximdiilon
and that fast viii probably b. used by
tho defense 20 sonhne the trial % The
tNo counts u tho indictment, which
arc Included 10 tho terms of The extra.
diilon treaty between the Usitea
States and Canada, There are 10 all
four charges against the defendants.
frsi, conspiracy 90 deffaud the 4. q |
government second, presenting false
aeeountsi third, emberrlsment. audl
fourth receiving money belonging 10
The government knowing q 10 b. en-.
eetfled ID l. maintained by the do |
fense that the crime of conspiracy not !
heing Included 10 the ertradtion
treaty, tho government has no right 70
Try tho pFisonoFs on that charge. The
trial will probably last several days |
Savantt.h Ga, Jan. s.-The trisl of
laulsnin D. Groon and John p. Cav.
nor' shaEe,i with defraudiug the GOV,
e'uuacut ~ oyor a million dollars be.
gin t".ay in this city Ia the federal
0'ort. The trials gsvv cut of tho 81.
VANISH eArboT Improvements. Gaynor
AMI 6rsuo wore o1utFastors ana .,v.
'nn''"i in eouncctiou With Captain
.Af''g, Who served term In pri.,n
"ay'as Nn,i GTcsua had 10 Cansls AN,
"ng fought eHtFNdiHOu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09
NEW GOODS

We have just received ,
-" goods direct from "a. u
-. '.0'S 3 the ohoapea, place n ~,
1l'y to buy c'oetsqy, sl.r,..-. II. : ne
t'4 We Be sOro and &c. on, n.;.'. !
'''0's yo9 bay. prices
iSEA's CnSA HAIL
0'''' S''ees Nslt to Edi.o, ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-09

NsA' to Edison Theatre