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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-14

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huFaOGn baEEi6 GOta8 isIaB duFantO loH dfaB
10 y II de Ios CoREiantea III fsn6msno
fa6 hoRFoFOso y do tAn do1astEosos efoctoB
que lGB isIau han quOdado On C0mpIets
Fuina. In vSloCidad del visnto alcanz6
Oien milIRS pOF hora. Las pEinCipaleE po'
blaCi0neB han quedado con lOB CaSas daEri'
badRs ca su mayoEfR. Todos los sembFA'
d1oB faOEon GTEaHRdog PoF ID inundRci6a
que Higui6 Rl huEac6n. En douda 6lts eau
% mas dsHRatEa8 fac, Begfn loo infoEmss
EeCibidOB aver, en- Gran Tux. NumsrouaB
p6rdidaB de Vidas Gs registrar en- dieho
punt0. Las pFopisdsdeB uFbanAR RtiSti'
CaO f0eEon destFuidas On 90 oaui totaIidad.
Varies Euqusa bulcando abEigo ca Han
KGnsSt, 6 OusVR dc los NlCones, 90 fusRon
q piqus un0s y OtFoB f0OFon dsshsChoB con
tF8 l0B aCautiladoB. Las p6rdidsa do vIdau
son tan CouEideEablsB, que no Fusds Adn
pReOis9Tg0 In Ciffa yerdad0IR 6 que aICRn'
SsD. De entire log G8cOmbEos ca aIgunas
GALES han Bido dOsOnterrados numSrosoB
O8daveFGr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-14

JUAN BRASGEI.
Director Inferno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-14

PREGI0S De SUSGRIPCI0a EN- TODR "a ISLR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-14

LaH m0nifs0tacionOl que PEOOOdOu tisnOu
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-06-12
PEN YLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
JUNE ONTHE GREAT LAKES

delightful, terestng and instructive there
trip like that the Great Lakes those inland seas
which form the border line between the United States
and Canada. And June is of the most charming
months in the year in which to take the trip
For comfort the fine passenger steamships of the
Anchor Line have superiors. AS wel-appolnted as
the palatia greyhounds which pow the Atlantic,
their schedule allows sufficient time at all stopping places
able the traveller something OF the great lake
cities and view the most distinctive sights
OF the lakes and the scenery which frames them
The trip through the Detroit River and through
Lake St Clair with its great ship canal in the middle
of the lake thence through Lake Huron the locking OF
ms steamer the locks the 500, and the passage
of the Portage Entry Lab and canal across the upper
end Of Michigan novel and interesting features
The voyage from Buffalo to Duluth over ele-
hundred miles IN the five days journey. Leaving
Butfalo steamships Juniata and Tlonesta, make
stops Erie, Cleveland Detroit, Macknac Island, the
90, Marquette Houghton and Hancock, and Duluth
The 1908 opens on June l6, when the Steamer
Fonesta will make her first sailing from Buffalo
The Anchor Line is the Great Lake Annex OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad and the service measures up to
high standard by the Standard Railroad or
America =
An Illustrated fold giving sailing dates of steam
of fare oIher Information Is In course OF
repalat on and be obi aimed when ready from any
enns, ania iroad Ticket Agent who Is also pre-
d book passengers who may desire to take THIS
% III ouqh the Great Lakes and back,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-06-12
Hal, the Pride of the Gentry mendge

''Halsn attachments are something
supernatural, his education almost per-
lection, and he seems to possess almost
a human mind. 1t is quite unnecess-
airy to bride him, and he responds TO
every word of his trainer. He waltzes,
two-steps, changes his gait, bows and
generally COMFORTS himself like the
gentleman he is, and no grand opera
star ever more gracefully acknowledged
her applause than this descendent of
the Arabian desert. The only trouble
with "HalH is, that he gets petted too
much, and becomes spoilt on that &C
count, but although the king of over
two hundred head of horses of all sizes
he has to obey the same rules and go
through the same routine as the rest of
his more plebian associates. His proud
est moment is when he tops the pyra-
mid of fifty trained horses and ponies
which is the opening act in the arena,
he is the first to enter the ring, and
the last to leave, and from his back,
the director gives the high school ex-
hibition of the day. Gentry has long
made his motto "Perfectiono, and in
this ease at least he has as nearly as
possible attained it, CHAP coming
into this category as the highest point
of equine sagacity.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

Glass or paste az & "a called IL
made which eaHnot nhcn nee - dis.
tingniahed ffem diamonds b. ans one
hut an expert armea with the neces
safy tests And the same is ifae az
to paste limitations of all precious
stones exeepgiae TIE emerald twhoae
beautiful green tint cannot be exact
" ohiainedl. the eatarye. which hAs
pecallaF nhnaua atructure. aad thu
opal The feai valae and aaaatx nf
precious stones A. compared with
glaas depends on thelr durability. ihalr
hardness. thulr resistance q scratch
tag and "auillner ~ face and edge
Even our Anglp. saxon ancestors. a.
sau a week aeo Ia the hne coiiec
ton recently dug 40 at Ipswich
By Mas fAyard made gems oi
glass and paste. says a writer ln The
London Telegraph. Il Is only IN mod.
ern tines that the art % making ar
tiheial precious slOaes" bad reached
degree of perfection Which. 80 far
a. decorative purposes are euncerned.
leaves The aAturA atones no claim 10
superiority.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
". ]. HUTCHINSON, Editor a Mgr.
BRYAN ON rrNANcE.

Hon. w }, Bryan IN an inter
view recently gave out the FOL.
lowing regarding the financial
situation
Lack OK public confidence i
what drives money out Of circu-
lation. Restore public confidence
and money returns 10 It's &C,
customed channels. For lack OF
eofdence the best remedy is in-
surance Of bank deposits, and !
have urged upon the various
states aud congress the passage
Of some measure similar 10 the
law adopted by Oklahoma. This
provides for the creation of a
guaranty fund by assessments
upon banks III proportion %
their deposits, and authorized
the banking board > make such
assessments from time TO time
as may be necessary 20 restore
the guaranty fund when it Is
lowered by the payment Of
money to depositors Of failed
banks
arhis permits Tire resources
ol ail these banks Is % the re
sources 81 each bank and insnres
each depositor against loss The
Oklahoma statue permits nation
al banks 'o take advantage of
she state law aud s aational hw
should permit state banks q
come uader tbe progisiou, ef
thaf laW in states which haVe uo
guaranty system
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
SKIPS WITH CASH
Cashier Of Ava Bank Missing; 50 IS
$500 In Currency.

Ava. nkla, Jses as The IiAns 0f
eommeFce 81 thts ulf did not ogsn
for business yesterday morning h
ezase The time loek on the vault hsd
uesn tsmpered siEh and Cashier
Louis A. westfall "a missing A S
O'clock Ia the afternoon the sAfs rs
apeued and Il saz found that e. 90 ln
currency vas missing. hut aquAutitY
Il silver had net teen taken. The
alfeeton sw0fe eaf : ssrrant charging
WsstfAI Nlth anB zxlsmsnt % funds
aud the stale hAnk examiner was 10.
taaaa. The bank ! noe Ia the -
amlneFn hands
THE hank. uhien wAa capitalized
~ 80 coo, had besa wArnsd - the
stat hAfsk examinef thAt rs baslussz
ID not coudfm % tie law WesllaII
esned ths controlling interest II tAs
hama The direo1oFs sAY that t1s Is
Ill fail upJn tie sfoekholdsfs alsd
lIie dspositofs atll - paid
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
To-Day we want to talk to
YOU about "Catarrh cures"

els ihat we know s right thar We can
haft up Mlth all aaf reputation iaf hon-
etg and sNuafe dealing
And wouldn't sau ratiifi bus that kind
II remedy Wouldn't yoa rather hold
is responsible shsm s0 hold uo one
responsible We arc right here. right
vhrfe yuu can get a. us every day IN the
week, right where one false move On our
part wlli bring upon us your eoudem-
nation. the loss ~ souf friendship. your
patronage, YOUR Influence Can We afford
70 tell you anything that you viii learn
later il not absolutely irnep
arc You not safer in taking our word
fof the merits 81 an article. than you are
fl rely On ihe printed statement ~ A pa-
tenn medicine manufacture whom y0u
never even saw AMI probably never WHIP
Common sense most cnBhatiesils tells
you Thar we caunai sHord ia depart ono
hairs breadth frum lhe rigid inish
None oi ~ can deny that There IS such
disease known ss eaianhe Those
who have H. 81 who have had i. kHuw
that i Is one q the hardest diseases 20
cure
Perhaps The worst thing about easarrh
s Is prevalence Almost everyone
tspeeall, Va timafe lkr ouf. has
eatBrfh IN Some farn nF another fhai w
Nhst has maNe ihf raiawh euse husi.
ress - profitable There are s. many
il'eussnAs 81 cases z ihe disease and Il Is
bHi 'o ev ihai tilg paicri medicine
mauegariuft have reared a harvest in
rfefaunE fcmgaie h appeal % this
hfce eiss of sufferers
fint ~ Ne mesf serious things aboue
esiaffh /, ihat & breaks down he sys-
fea DE HNfftr becomes q prey
m thn sases ThH het ins Tel 'hc
ffeeslenf ni ufanY laiawh efes"
IT'D ihe ttir as Hfr
far masi .sse nH#e t1e Ha
N haNr eaiarrh cure ai we
eFe aNne "a se ta bnow
thH nhf Ialr na use &
n.h h fN eman haf Z aae uat
500 can hee t 81 m
e'uaa faur
Hsusy 1aat eaaf8h
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

CammeHflas - reeaas article
whos hFlfef Mmeui thar mafe p6r
spns do nas taae sp nysntlhK ii
regular t1siHesA the Eleetfie Rnflsw
uon8eni says We doubt wheiher
infcui.ng ln DE hlshest asass aaH b
made a business ta he learned > say
body Inventors afe born. uet aads
our o~n eaHntfy i not lacking Is Tho
divine inspiration. II ne are = Iadra
b. The number e patents applied for,
4 different conclusion might ha a..
rived a. e ve eere 20 Judge - tie
qmtlify America appears 70 - the
special breeding ground q the lasen
cor The peculiar vitiure of Al races
10 that foftaasfs land appeafs d have
produced kind u aupefman Nho
alone u capable Il creating aaeh dsA
hollcnl inYeHtiaua a. the cash regis
teF and The automatic tsiephaae "a
enAnge
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

The former ssxt0n had hesn ar
foFani. baizEaFous and lrferefsnI To
10 the wrong thlnE a the wFuae NO.
meut vas his speeialty He retired
Il the end q tie year by rsqaess og
The trustees The new settan was !
enicrrd maa. sn1 from the xefx Hrst
gave intense satisfaction. lis move
meats we're - soft As a cats. doors
were never alarmed. nor cd Aa npen
windows with ; hang Whefe dgd
that man recsles his irAinln9fa asked
the slated pastor one evening Nhlle
attending : mestlnE ~ the Trustees.
n The fuliuza asfyioe. efaatea :
member uho as battling - hay
fever where hs was taught - hass
= regard feF lhs eomlort q the sleep.
era
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

The senate committee on Il
nance has given hearing 70
Senator Owen OF Oklahoma, who
Is desirous OF having the Aldrich
bill amended BY the insertion of
a clause permitting national
banks 20 eujoy the benefits Of
the laws OF any state which
provide for insurance Of deposits
OF banks os such states. No
action was taken
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

1nrns he naei iew months wc have
hssn Publishing what 9sne al aaf Eoaa
lrleu4s hake eallea heMblo heats talks
oH Nattni medicines
That aame nis n8 all rietl heart
tabsaW talks h iaN what me have
intended fhofs can, be anything morc
serious a. q SICK man nf sick woman
than bis ailmeui and ,he remedies he ~
she takes e cafe it
Our talks have heen "hearl-ia-hearl
Every word we have printed has hcfn
written In absolute eafnrsfness aifd sin-
eeriiy ana Judging from wht our eus.
tse'et iell IS. we have noi fsea taking
n vain We afe convinced that onr
ffankues hss hefn arnuristf1 arA that
euf W,resiisrs haYs been weicnaHA
which WainfaIlN encourages gs 81 con-
ilnue
To-day aad Hefhsps for semc gimc %
come vc want la 'alk about that big
class 81 remedies known generally as
'catairh cures
RfolaiY peakinr these are the patent
mciicirfs fhsf have leen The chief iar-
gets i0r ihe iisris 20 ihe q aides
AEtsHttt NtHHH Ht tHt|.fN.f Nft4#Af Ntttt
other mare nfs which are Waelur such
hselY afiafe eainss nasrng medicine
uhuses
As wr have peinpA f i previous
talks i Is nos onr hnint rs nsss nir
ment ga ihe crusade ei lh wrr
known. hehly-ftspe A@al.rauous
The PUBLIC alone aius' he ihs a snl
Jury oar hasns as Sc t s 70
carry m stock complete ns geri
medicinrs and sa ssil those medicine at
the lowest possible price
We sen hundreds tfs ihausanls 20
hafHcs ~ so-cailea eaiafrh cures and
know nothing s. their nnfa.en lhe
manufacturers advertise lhem ih 'hie
demands them orHeg ihem ifn DEE
manufacturers ani fl Them hf 'eN
- price fh Absolutely W
o.w knaniel goes Ihe maHuafinrcr
keeps hl. iefmala etft1 e waf hr
coed ~ 30 mse not H dat nae ana
Sc have n 81 hnaw eet
Naturally, Wea.i Iatle 81 ft-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

Germany's boast that II three
years she will have a navy
stronger than ours, must have
lickled the naval expansionlsfs
in Congress, coming as lt did
just IN time 70 help along their
nIogrAme
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

Judging from the increasing
number OF knocks handed TO
President Roosevelt by men 81
more OF less prominence, the
idea must have gone out that
Che big stick i ii = state of 10
noeeona desuelnde.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

Have roa ever rightly considered
Nhsi TIE mere ahlliiy 20 read meana.
That q i tha ~ that ndnslaa ~ ID
ths whole #uFla of thought una fancY
and imawinAslons to The enmnmMY nf
naEe and saint IF the wiaest ana the
Nittlest = their wisesf and NiIilest
momentf That Il enables ~ = see
uiih The kezHesf sF1a. hear eilh fhe
aneat ears. 80 Elsien 10 ne sNesfsst
voices of II timel James Russell
Lowell
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

Harmon has made = peace
treaty with George Gould pre-
sunzbly that he may be able .
devote his entire attention and
resources 10 his var wi,h the
Roosevelt administration in the
courts.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

Some members Of the house
are probably by this time begin.
ming 10 suspect that Speaker
Cannon Is also one of these who
thinks that Congressional legis
Intion has been 0vsrdone.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

On general principles, found
ed on experience. those Mary
land farmers reported 10 be
hopeful Of sharing 10 an English
fortune OF $50. .o0o,0 600, would
share ia more money by sticking
10 their plows.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

the Republicans of Roone
County Mo- Ii convention
held yesterday endorsed Hon n
T. Gentry as their candidate for
Attorney General. of Missouri
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

Seey. Root aud Ambassador
Jusserand have signed the Fran
co American reciprocity arrange
ment reeently drawn under sec
ton three OF the Dingley act
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

It i now evident that the
National Bank Of Commerce
OF Kansas City will SCOT reopen
fer business. A meeting Of the
stock holders recently decided
upon this plan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

0a 30 Ihls spa % dplpae
vhe sas thal 81 afe hu1rd o.
haze Har wllH aaH AMID o
bound l0 6e 'ekea S uot pa
ludleed only ignorant
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30

The day for selecting dele.
eAtaa - the Democratic State
Convention II drawing nigh.
Better begin looking for suit
able material % represent US.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
SWALLOWED WHISTLE

naftlesvllle. o.. Jan. a Phillip
Baird. the 2 1eafaId son oi Lou nalfa
II Ehla cliy. i dying Several seeks
aao ite little leilos swallowed : whla.
Iie. he has hsen Hnde7 the constant
eals u piifsieiaHs aIura. but nothing
zsaIlad 81 feffHf rs condition Il Hzs
naf thnneh1 advisable 10 perform 81
operation
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
osIEcrro 70 rsE SUSPICION.
Mr.. shackley's slight Mlsundsrstand.
lns with HE Physician.

nr shackley. who had beea ordered
hy hia physician 10 lay aside Al bis
business cares for three months and
take a vacation. reigctAntly complied.
At the end % that time be returned.
looking and feeling very much better.
aud his medical adviser congratulated
him on bis improved condition =
didnt Ike 70 speak Of u Il the time.
raid the doctor. "but when yoa sent
away | Ntrongly suspected you of hav-
ing myocArditla Mr Shaekley Grim.
aoned Eith mortncation ~ had
anything of yours In my possession.
doctor be said with strohe feel
tag. Hor Il you suspected nae of hsslag
H. you oaght "a have told me - right
theni roa dont think I am q thief
do yoas ns a hasty explanation u
the nature Of myoeardiuH. The doctor
modified hls Indignant patient and
aFertcd scena Youths COMPANION.
ion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30
CANNOT GO THOUGH
tunItld Press Leased wIrr.I

Los Angeles. July 30.-Mnrrled
men are rejoicing today over the rul.
ing made by Police Judge H. n.
Rose that a wife has no right to go
through her husbands pockets with
out his consent and that he may use
force in preventing her rom so
doing, The ruling was made yes
terday In the trial of e. G. Hurth.
who was accused by his wife OF bat
terry because she forcibiy objected
to her taking angel cake fom the
bakery.
In acquitting Hurth the court
said:
IF husband objects, a wife has
no right to go through his, trousers
pockets, or otherwise appropriate
community property. To prevent
her doing so. he may use reasona-
BILE degree of force
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30
TEACHER
COMMITS
sSUICIDf

Cleveland, o., July 30.--Miss Min
ME Datzel. aged 20, teacher In .the
public schools here, today walked in
to the lavatory Of the Erie railroad
passenger station and shot, herself
twice. One bullet passed through
her mouth, and another through her
right eye. She will die. No reason
Is known for the suicide.
Miss Datzel had been around the
depot for over an hour before her
body was found. Employees OF the
railroad noticed that she was acting
queer. but paid no attention to her.
supposlng that she had missed a
friend for whom she was thought to
be waiting at the railroad station
An hour afterward she was found in
the lavatory. lying unconscious on
the floor. A pearl handled revolver
was on the floor by her side.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30
New Manchurian Railway Line.

The engineers appointed to SUR
vey the Changchun nd Kirin rail
way route. namely, TaotI Lo Kuo-
Jul and Yu Chenllang (JapaneseD y
having finished their survey, arrived
back in Moukden a few days ago
and are at present engaged In draw
ing plans for the construction of
the line. These plans. we hear. are
almost finished. and on their com
pletion the two engineers will confer
as to the details OF the scheme
which will then be submitted to Wal
Wu Pu and the Japanese Minister
at Peklng. so that they may be in
a position to sign an agreement for
the, undertaking.
According to our information. the
following Is roughly the line OF the
route to be taken; Starting from the
north wall OF Chanchung. the line
will pass to the south of Shihlipu.
Matoushan, and Chuanyuanhou. and
reach point 25 English milei
south of the present main road. In
the neighborhood OF the Tashul
river II will cross the main road at
right angles and will then sweep
round the Laoyehling to the north,
and, passing through Santaolingtzu
and Erhtaolingtzu. be brought 10
the northern gate OF Kirin city.
whence II will be extended TO Lien
huapao.
The line will be 75 English miles
in length. and the cost OF construc.
tion approximately s7000.0O0. or
that many yen $50 eents), as tho
text is uncertain. The station out'
side the northern gate will be for
passengers only. aud the station az
Lienhuapao for the discharge and
loading of cargo. We have further
heard that after tho contract has
been signed at Peklng, a further sur
vey will be necessary In the autumn
of this year before the work OF con-
gtruction Is commenced;' this viii
take two or three months, so that In
all probability work will not be be-
gun on the line until the spring Of
1903. II will take about one year
10 finish the construction Consular
PonO"t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30
MURDERER WOULD HAVE
BURROWED OUT OF JAIL

San Quentin, Cal. July 30.-John
Siemsen. one OF the pair OF gas pipe
thugs who Will tomorrow pay the
penalty of death for a long list Of
crimes in San Francisco, today ex-
pressed sorrow that he had not been
able TO escape from jail before he
was moved 70 the death chamber.
Guards last evening discovered
evidence OF plot TO burrow his way
out OF jail. when they were cleaning
Slemsen's CELL. He had secured a
nail and gcuged out hole in the
wall, replacing the bricks every
night. so as not to attract attention.
Louis Dabner, the other con-
demned thug. seems TO be uncon-
cerned as to his fate. He says that
he will escape death through the
fedral courts II he does not, he
says. he win hang like a man
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30
CLfW TO
IDENTITY
OF WOMAN

New York. July 3O.-A clew. dis
covered by the police today, indi-
Gates a possibility that the woman 8
body found burned in trash heap
In Williamsburg yesterday may be
that of Mrs. Stanley Moskovltch, who
disappeared Monday.
The police say. that Mrs. Josie Gin
brouski, cousin of the missing wo-
man, Informed them that she left
home after a violent quarrel with
her husband, who followed her.
Later the man returned alone, and
refused to answer any questions as
to his wife's whereabouts. The au-
thorities are tracing the evidence
against Moskovitch. and intimate
that they have not told all shey
know.
Joseph Ruddick. who found the
body, was held today under O bond
of $500, pending hearing tomorrow
On account of the woman's face
being burned with acid there is little
hope for IAN identification of the
body, which was bound hand ami
foot. and badly burned by the fire
when found. The police think the
woman's throat was cut with n
razor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-30
|uLL HAND UNARAIIsD
CAPTURE BOLD ROBBER

San Francisco, July 30.-William
5oOney, the man with the whlte
uask," Is In Jail today, after being
,wpOwered and bound hand and
10t while attempting to hold up
! be saloon or &C. Hasagen. where
s met bis match in Matthew j.
tOud, a min hand.
Cooney entered the saloon about
ItidnIght and walked to the rear OF
As barroom. Gould was talking TO
be proprietor. Neither paid much
|tsnton to the man until they heard
Ae command, hold up your hands,
you don't want to be killed"
Turning, they saw the man wear
ig the white mask and pointing two
( reyolyers at them, Gould, In
lead Of holding up his hands.