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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02

Senator Gets Half Million tor ss,,ll,.
Big Estate.

seattle, Wash, April 2s.-United
states Senator Samuel Pilea ~ AZ
Guy, yesterday was given possession of
one-half interest of the John Sullivan
estate, valued approximately at Al 600 /.
Voo. This ends litigation that has az
tended over period of eight years and
Which mas been prolific In having tbo
history OF the Sullivan family In ireland
state. "''' VI 'his
Eight years ago John Sullivan a
prominent citizen of Seattle. owner NJ
ono or tho biggest business blocks IN tbo
eity, and suburban and rural propertiea
dled leaving no will. Claimants sprang
from everywhere, although Sullivan had
no relatives 80 far as known in this
Senator Piles, who was a friend ~
sullivan, went to Ireland to INVESTIGATES
oraVes were examined, church records
scanned, aud finally the true relatives
Of sullivan were located. They agreed
20 give senator Piles one half Of the
estate 70 defend II against the many
lltigants who were eudoavoriny ~ ae.
cure slice of the valuable nronertv
toward Coreoran and johanna ralfi |
Snan, since deceased, of Dublin. Ireland |
we're declared the rightful heirs. san
'sor ilies law firm will also be reward. |
q as well as the senator for brincing
.nIs fight, the most remarkable az its
'lhn IN TINS state, TO an end.
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BANKER aoss CONVICTED.


Salem. Ore, April 24.-Guilty Of
converting to his own use 1888, 00O
Of state school lands, was the verdict
rendered against J. Thorburn Ross
by a Marion county jury yesterday
afternoon. The jury was out an hour
and ten minutes.
From what can be learned 1t APP
pears that the jury took four ballots
the first showing nine for conviction
and three for acquittal.
Sentence will be imposed by Judge
Burnett on Monday morning. The
penalty provided by law is impris-
onment in the penitentiary for from
one to fifteen years and by fine of
double the amount of the defalca-
ton.
The case will, of course, be APP
pealed to the supreme court, when
the case will be tried practically
anew, for the defense objected to
nearly all the evidence, saved excep-
lions. and questioned the ruling of
he trial court on all points of law
hat go to the foundation of the case.
Attorney McCamant declined to
discuss the verdict, but was very
plainly deeply disappointed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02
BUILD NEW
ELECTRIC LINES
oregon Electric VIII GrldIrop wA.,,
willamette Valley. $"
6ui'd Sol Miles of New Rosa.
italzation Increased to o. Zap
600 to Garry On oD.. 'ooo''
HilIsboro to TilIamoot ""0n'--
ready Commenced. A.

Portland, April On r.
lines ihe w - am Valley with S eeotn
INES INES is the avowed purpose e ~
oregon Electric Railway Cor u the
me original capitalization o ~
5OO,000 was increased vesto vi w.
$4,000, 900. Extensions ts :" to
tenn were authorized aggreso4 tne sys-
miles. Work will be comnr aing SOl
Inc tlrst OF these lines this nant On
stockholders and directors oraing.
company met In the headnn Vi the
the Corbett building yesterda aneers in
Ing and authorized the film morn
ARTICLES of incorporation VI new
The following new lines
enorlzed by the directors Of tha e a au-
pany at yesterdays meeting. co o1n-
10 Albany, g miles; Garden 3 pm
10 H1ilsboro, IL miles; lIilIsho aione
Illlamook, 81 miles; Tigardvi,1o 70
Eugene, l25 miles; Salem ~ ''e 10 10
City, 81 miles, and Albanv " NH
cadia, 80 miles. Total mileo ~ ~ 0as-
With the so miles ALREADY const oui'
ed by the company between pnnt, ucl,
and Salem, the construction " ~ siald
new lines just authorized vii, ~ sne
the oregon Electric 351 milao sise
standard gauge railroad in tha =. u
William S. Barstow & Co th 9.ale'
firm which builds The az I,e Gu
Oh [he Oregon Electric, has sssa neS
oled construction materials snd I' wi,,
begin work this morning on the c siii
len Home-Hillsboro line. rnor 'd a.
completion, attention will be tnrnOs ~
% building from Salem to AlhonN
Il Is likely that at least three veos.
viii be required to complete tbe e .nn
EN- OF new lines mapped out bv ~ H.
stockholders and directors Of tba he
company at yesterdays meetings
All the new lines planned viii ho
inform with the Portland-salaree
inc, which is standard steam roll.
oad construction throughout.
Moffatt & White, 5 Nassau stroo,
lew York city, are managers of tbe
that is supplying the CAM.
al for the Oregon Electric onera-
IONS In this state. The executive
ommittee is made up of the follow.
lg New York capitalists: A. C. Red
ord, George Barclay Moffatt ana
VILLAIN A. White.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02
Tornado in Nebraska

Paris, Neb., April 24.-About G
o CLOCK this afternoon tornado do
stroyed the eastern portion of ne
port, a town 20 miles southeast Of
Faris, killing w. R. Isbell. drr %
gist, and wounding several ot y, us
tb me s lsueli family was at supper when
thd FI r all the residences nm
at s41 Las east : side OF town were DESTROYED
a. az ieast 70 or 80 being scattered over
'ne country in fragments.
VIII, FAX Grove "a town east of CIarhs-
VIE VIE on the Texas & Pacific @ rail- n
m u Is reported almost DESTROYED
many houses being demolished h v
w Tbd fatalities as far as learn ed'
h n me pain OF the storm was several
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02

Washington, April 23.-The cross
examination of Woodford D. Harlan,
formerly a clerk in the general land
once, was the feature today in the
Observation-Disclosures land
fraud trial. j. G. Campbell, of San
francisco, attorney for Benson, drew
from the government witness the
TACT that he often told Benson false
moods In order to secure evidence for
the government. Harlan admitted
mat under the instructions of Secret
service Agent Burns he practically
demanded money from Benson, In
stead OF Benson Offering to bride
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02
PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL.
Employers Liability Law Is Now n
Effect

Washington, April 23.-President
Roosevelt today signed the emnloy-
ers' liability bill upon receiving an
opinion from Acknowledgement Rom
aparte that the measure was consti-
tutional.
The bill makes railroads or other
common carriers, while engaged in
interstate commerce, liable for the
injury or death of an employee If the
injury or death results in whole or
IN part from the negligence of any
OF the officers, agents or employees OF
the railroad, or by any defect or in
sufflciency in quipment. This pro-
vision is made applicable to carriers
IN the territories, the District of Co.
iumDl the Panama canal zone and
other possessions of the United
States.
IL Is provided that in any action
brought under the provisions of the
Dlll the injured employee shall not be
neId TO have assumed the risk of his
employment in any case where VIC
latlon by the carrier of any statute
enacted for safety of employees con-
to the injury or death of the
smploye. Any contract, rule, regula-
llon or device to enable the carrier
% exempt itself from liability under
me act is rendered void by a specific
declaration to that end.
PROVISION is made, however, that
ne carrier shall receive credit for
my contribution made to the en-
'ioye or his family in the form of in
urance, relief, benefit or indemnity.
IN action for the recovery of dam
ges must be commenced within two
ears from the date of the cause Of
uit.
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f1eGey Had Warned Him

San Francisco, April 24.-"The
prosecution will certainly make a
most thorough investigation of the
dastardly attempt TO kill one of the
most important witnesses for the
state in the bribery graft cases." said
Assistant District Attorney Francis /
Aeney this morning to the Associated
Fress representative.
MT. Heney refused to state whether
OF not ne had any evidence pointing
to the perpetrators. =
am satisfied that it was not the
work OF a fanatic or crank" de-
cared the Assistant District Attor-
y re Cyl; Neither did the attempt upon
Gallagher's life surprise me. II
warned him more than three months
ago that If he was not careful 'they
would get him. and at the time urged
I'm I'm to move from Oakland, telling
1i ni5 ms nome might be blown up'
Asloe from this have nothing to
ay at present." "
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wore Students susnardad

Stanford University. Cal, April "a
arrotessor Clark. of the student 81
tiee sononmmlttee. today posted NO
three as1tno5uneing the suspension ~" of
Is. N Ssud ,t One of the three ~ ~
Of tba SMITH .o, of Honolulu. ex-edito IS
ai,oH ne sequoia," who win n etit .
on soo 70 register in the nni nJ. De
wb,c SSec1unt of recent editor y.rsi =;
DEM tn ne ne bitterly criticised ~ Ia -. IN
don't analrs committee. Anotha. stu stu
tba T. was suspended for heinz SUI
Anri rI"li9en n, CT liquor ON the Under unuer
no,, u. The third for fa liz campus
mail off the campus failure to re
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02

Wheat--Track prices; Club. "a,
per bushel; red Russian. see; blue
stem. S7cs valley, SIC.
Barley-Feed. s24.B0 per .an
rolled. s27V2s; brewing, s2e.
oats~-No. | white, s36.5U427
per ton; gray, s26.
mlllstufrs-Bfan, s24.60 per ton.
middlings. $3.50: shorts. country.
$3.50; city. tS7: wheat and barley
chop. $3.50.
Hay-Timothy. Willamette Valley.
vi per ton; Willamette Valley. or
binary. sls; Eastern Oregon. $3.50:
mixed. SIG; clover, s14; alfalfa. ala.
alfalfa meal. $40.
Butter--Extras 27Mc per pound.
fancy acc; choice. 25c: store. 1sMe
Eggs-Loss and commission OF
1sh q f7c per dozen.
Cneese-Fancy cream twins. IsMc
per pound; cream brick, 20c. swiss
DIR. acc; limburger, 22hc.
Poultry-Mixed chickens. fse ner
ID; fancy hens, i49I4slc: ROSTERS
old. See flyers, h., ace: broilers M
s2h g csc; dressed poultry per
pound. lc higher.
Potatoes-Select, selling priea 7nc
per hundred; Willamette valley
Duyfng price, 45c per hundrad. East
Multnomah. buying price. bsc.
ciaekamas. buying price, 55e Der
hundred; new California, 5T51o
per pound: sweet, 5Ac per pound.
onions-Job price. s4.T5n6 ner
hundred: buying price, s4.25R45ol
per hundred; garlic, i5c per pound
Apples-Select. s2.5o per box.
fancy. 81; choice. s1.So; ordinary
Fresh Fruits-oranxes so~a
per box; lemons. Sz.7Bas.5O.
Cattle - Best steers, s4.75ms.
medium. s4-259475: common !
1880 q q; COWS. best, s3.75n4.I
common, ss.25gs.7s; calves, s4a
sheep-Beet wethers. ssns5o.
swes. $50 $50. spring lambs, nomi.
Hogs-Best. ss9s.2s; medium
Fo.I B 10; feeders. s5.25Gs.50.
Hops-lso7. prime and choice 4 =
9 &c per pound; olds, IG1nc Der h
'ound. PS' !,
Wooi-Eastern Oregon. average :,
est. ii a 15e per pound, according a
0 shrinkage; Valley, 12GI5c. ac. a,
ording TO quality. In
hohair-choiee. zoGzoAe per a
ound- =
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02
TRY TO KILL CRATER.
Ex-Supervisor Gallagher Blown Up
by Bomb

Oakland, Cal, April 24.-What is
believed by the police to have been
an attempt to assassinate James L.
Gallagher, one Of the main witness 8
for the prosecution in the san Fran
cisco graft cases, was made shortly
after clock tonight at the home
of William H. Scherek, Gallagher's
brother-in-law, East Twentieth street
and Nineteenth avenue, East Oak.
land, when huge bomb placed OH
the porch exploded and tore away
the whole front of the house. Gala
CHER was up stairs with his wife at
the time, and Mr.. Schenck was in
rear room with his wife and four
children and DR.. Guy Brown.
All escaped but one boy, who was
hit In the neck by flying missile.
That none was killed was little
short of miracle. Gallagher's hat
was pierced by splinter, and taken
away as a souvenir. The house was
wrecked. The report was
heard all over Oakland and many
windows in the neighborhood were
broken. A post belonging to the
'orch was hurled 100 feet away.
Valuable clews to the perpetrators
II the crime were gained today |
through the finding of silk hand
lerchief in which it is supposed the
nfernal machine was wrapped.
In a search of the debris this morn
ng detectives located some wire and
use and caps, which would Indicate
ccording to Chief Wilson, that
omb of some sort had been used.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02
Revive Coaching in England

London, April 24.-Alfred G. Van.
uerplit' whose effort to revive infer
SO So s W coaching in England has been
don ythbip5atnetically received, left Ion
Trims ' ms morning on a series of trial
s scan, over the Brighton road He VIA val
f SJieompanied by small nartv was as
si5 seues. A big crowd assembled ~, ~
1las tne Motel, where the Start Ou. -
baar and gave the America : was
"a 10y send-off, while the police stor
~ ~ franc in Picadilly in ordar - s'op
W me coach to gain a free nas - a.
-s.,, vanderbilt will make lie 's fise.
reguiar trip on May us Iirst
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$1,000 10 ,ha pa

Seattle, April ESP, r. Rowe. bisbop
o. rho Episcopal church for the territorr
St Alaska, who arrived in tho city today
from the north on tho Yucatan, brings
me tirst detailed authentic information
regarding the big gold strike ON Nolan
yreek, Ut tho head of the Kovnknk
river Bishop Rowe was in the Nolan
Nfgek camp when the strike was made
anq washed out 5000 pans on the Olson
s'a'n WIN nus own hands and saw pans
washed out that ran as high as sleon
NOLAN Crock is only about 200 miles
from the Arctic ocean and there were
yniy about lg5 men in the eamp when
bisnop Rowe loft for the outside.
inc strike was made az depth of
about 700 feet and about $4,000 has been
washed by crude operations, and il Is
estimated the cleanup at the end Of
'n's summer viii roach 81 .00o, 900.
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Accident TO War.h,n

santa Barbara, April e7.-An sc,,
uen' 70 the engines on the Missouri tba,
occurred today on the run of the fleet
rom Santa Monica to Santa R.rhars
proved to have been more ser;o naf para
iinda a,s, reported. The high pressure cy "
t iuuer OF the port engine blew ont ona
the nv 'nglne room was quickly filled with
;, nu escaping steam. No one was IN
5 1s. The supply of steam was emf n 19
s s heroic work by the engipe' Ss Un
ss3 3iS and all danger soon passed 'g Thn
S Sa,ss9uri came into port under tho sta ue
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improves RspIalv

faso Robes Hot Springs, Gal, April
zs'~-Rear Admiral Evans continues TO
improve To-day he enjoyed an automo.
oilc ride TO Old Mission San Miguel
nine miles from Paso Robes Hot
springs He was accompanied by Mrs.
Evans, DR.. Mcdonald and James Hors.
uufgn, Jr., general passenger agent Of
~ southern Pacific. Flag Lieutenant
y, y. Tram, Lieutenant Evans and Mrs
marsh, daughter Of tho admiral. loft
!. aso kobles today to attend the festi.
'al at Santa Barbara.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02

Las Vegas, N. NJ, April as.-Mrs.
zachary Taylor Cooper went out to call
nor sons to supper last night and fonns
them dead NJ tho bottom Of a 50. foot
wen. Digging for water on their drv
iand farm, seven miles east Of Watrons
they had struck a flow OF natural NM
ana suffocated without sound
message was sont here for a physician
nusglou p9zlueI suA " IoJ anus plaoo
~ si9yo9 p9Heeuoo suM IspIo Qua ana
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02

st. Petersburg, April 23.-News
was received here this afternoon to
the effect that the Persian brigands
VINO yesterday advanced to attack
the Russian forces in Persian terri
tory were driven back with heavy
losses and retired to the mountains.
me Russian detachment from Belle
suVar has again advanced a short
Instance into Persian territory,
wnere 1t awaits achievements.
There is no sign as yet Of the
1.eralded Persian expedition to aid
he Russians.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02
Chur chill for Howe Rule

Dublin, April 23.-The National
lsts are satisfied with the assurances
gwen by Winston Spencer Churchill
AT manchester last night with regard
20 the attitude of the Liberal party
IA the matter of Irish self-govern-
nent' and John e. Redmond an
nounced at meeting of the United
lrlsn League today. that 1t had been
uecided to support Mr.. Churchill, and
mat recommendations to this effect
would be sent to the Irish voters at
Manchester.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02
rhpiro Outlaws Hanpad

Manila, April 25.-Cipriano ~
F Fasun alias Tiducuc, and Alfron;a ~,
TT fernandez, noted bandits ana v fanl "
~ iuai leaders, were PRIVATELY ba salla { /,
d. ~ biiibid prison TO-DAY o M q
= rry started the Pulajane mo Uaiongo
the ' attsn;, fernandez participated n
kiln, ns.acs on Leyte and aided IN IN y
hnrniss OF four policemen ana i ne ne
F "a, s,ns OF the municipal build;n ,ne
+ 10 u n.,no, Aolen and Esperodon Poss
besn 'ihnclpai lieutenant, were n i bors,
Gona hanged on the same g 10 nave
tbam or General Smith erantoS
'aem reprieve for one month S'anted
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02

The house has ordered an inouIrv
INTO the paper trust and a commits.
sion has been appointed.
Minister WI Ting Fang SAYS he
mad nothing TO do with starting the
boycott against American goods.
Superior Judge Cook, of San Fran
cisco. has asked to be excused from
trying the California Safe Deposit
cases. p0'i'
7. ]. Ryan OF San Francisco. test,-
lied that part OF 100000 used IN
me crooked ferry deal. went to poll
ticians. P0''-
Florida republicans hold two sem
arate and rival conventions, each one
electing delegates TO the national
Two more bodies have heep Ale
covered In the ruins OF Cba,sas
Mass. making the total deaths nv
the fire is.
A movement has begun to release
harry X. Thaw from the insane asy-
lum. "''
The second trial Of TREY L. Ford
Tor bribery has begun in San Fran
CISCO.
A Los Angeles woman has silent
lor 10 days and shows no sign OF
waking. Vi
A Jury has been secured 10 trv
3anker J. Thorbura Ross, and the
rial has begun.
Bryan denies the charge that he is
plutocrar and says hts views are
Unchanged by wealth. !
Russian troops who were sent IN !.
unish brigands on the Persian from :
er are surrounded and cut of from
II help. Z
Both political parties In congress ?
re disposed to ascertain just who
as to blame for the financial panic
last fall.
The cruiser Charleston, the gun-
oat Yorktown and five tornedo n
oats viii be in Portland harbor dur b
g the Rose festival. a
A bomb was exploded in the nal d
q OF President Cabrera, of Guat- n
nala, but the president escaped m
TN the loss OF one finger. H.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-02

| Washington, April 28.--When Presi
ent Roosevelt calls to order the opepins
session of the greet White House con
ference ON May 10, there win be gath.
cred In the East Room of the Exeoo.
| tive Mansion the most notable assa,n.
biage Of men In the public eye that has
ever met in the history Of the United
States.
The governors of all the states have
signified their intention of being pres.
ent at this conference, and each will
bring with him three men. carefullv
chosen from among the learned of his
state to act AZ advisers In the eopven.
tiopy Besides che governors and that
advisors, Representatives Of all the irn.
portant national organizations. tha VOL.
rare OF which depends in greater or
less degree upon natural resources viii |
oe IN attendance, and further. the nraa-
ldent has invited five special guests |
CHOSEN for their speculative f.suess ~
ference. ''' ooh'
Grover Cleveland, the only living a.
resident OF the United states viii
lealth permitting, be ono of tbeae ~
,isers' The othors will be William i
'fyan, who hopes 10 be president: An.
rev Carnegie, industrial king; James
, mn railroad monarch, and John Nil,
heil, leader Of labor. Every Candidate
y she presidential nomination this year
'ith the exception Of Secretary TAR
.uose duties ~ Panama will prevent III, I
sndance, will BIO fhore.
Looking at the meeting purely from /
= historical eide, it properly NAV bn J
,id that never before in tho eountrv,s !
'story have the governors of ali III i
ates assembled Ia convention far anv
arpose whatsoever. Considered simnlyy q
an epoch marking event the confer '
zee VIII easily take rank with any as. !,
mbly of public men ever held IL tha
viiized world, for at this meeting the
'tire government of the United States
the persons of that goyernment,s y
ADS, VIII be assembled at one time n :
no other reason, the public will he :,
torested in the conference because AZ =
Ia fact u u
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New Orleans. April 27.-Prcbabl
900 lives lost, 100 or more person
8 fatally injured and many times thi
nnmber fatally hurt, together with
property loss running up in the mil
LIMOS, is the rscord 80 far of tornad,
that originated in the west two day
ago. sweeping, Texas, Arkansas, Louis
ana, Tennessee and Georgia. 1t has left
a path OF death, desolation and want
IN Its wake, seriously interrupted all
Communication between cities in the
south, and brought about chaotic con.
aitions In many smaller towns.
| Mississippi, already a sufferer from
more than one tornado this year, has
again borne the brunt Of the winds and
rains Estimates of the number of
those who lost their lives in that state
place the death list between $50 and
40 with thousand or more injured.
In Texas, Louisiana, Alabama and
GEORGIA the death lists are also large.
with serious loss of life in Arkansas
ana tennessee. Authentic information
70 IN many instances lacking, owing to
the crippled facilities for communica.
lion ana the lack of time to form any.
snins IKE an accurate estimate of the
oa aage done in many sections.
~ haif dozen communities martial
nv mas been declared, 80 terrible was
'no obstruction and 80 helpless we're
sno ssfieken people left by the disaster. |
SERIOUS disorders have occurred in some
places, including Amite, La. Lootinp
ana other crimes have been reported
put those Instances have on the whole /
been rare. "Ao'o
Several places have issued appeals for
aid and in mississippi Governor Noel
mas been asked to provide tents FOR tbe Il
iomeless. ''' Aoi Tue
The tornado has lasted in all a ner;od
- hoa,ly TWO Gays 1t was Thursday
.is"s mat damage by tornadoes travel.
raB was Iirst reported from points in
o&as: rms was followed during the
,e1l "a hours by similar reports from 7
SSrKansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and t
.uunessee. Last night Alabama came I
silnin the flight of the storm and to. a
iay reports OF serious damage by the
'inu In Georgia have been recorded 10
utter misery of every sort was found q
Quay at Purvis, Miss, by relief parties u
,espite the fact that of she $500 inhab. D
ants which this little town boosted yee.
'ruay morning, there were only 900 To. u
ay stiii there were not sufficient ac. u
'nmodations in the wrecked village for "
.en the wounded. Negro mammies and n
Tue black children lay wounded and al
lpless under the broiling Southern sun, :.
ome had broken bones, some were part. 81
crushed and others had been wound. or
Dy sticks and splinters. These unfor. ~
mates were lucky if they had blanket re- re-
"a a wrecked couch to rest upon. ue
Ihere was not enough shelter in tbe &c
wn TO protect them from the sun and W.
any OF the walls which remained "a
anding had no roofs, and by a oueer '''
can OF the tornado many Of the trees w :
nicn had not been uprooted had beer w,
a.ched of few feet above the
ouhd. The grove of pines was muti. 20
'eu IN such manner that it appeared w
II gigantic scythe bad swent t T
rough the grove about rs feet shopps ~
ground. aooFo
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Reno, Nov, April as.-servante
Da'is aud Salvatore Lnhano. two Ttal.
ian confidence men now held In the
county jail for robhing a countrvpan
- -. sisvv ~. ~ gold after drugging him, are
INV . renewed 20 be the same mon who
semu'l.ted similar crimes in San Fran.
CISCO at Twonty-ninth and Mission
streets, securing $3.50; San Jose. seeur'
.n, ru' Los Angeles securing 5000
ana Victoria, b. O., where $1,000 was
stolen, Il. Doudero, Luhano's partner
was taken TO Victoria for the LAST
'rime, but Luhone escaped. The infor.
nation came from San Francisco