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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

geer Iieff iuubI ben folsenoen Satl.
Die CT BON BERN @bwin Slien aus
Senning. Wtinu., beridtet wirb, Obne stt
Der rebsrseusuns su fOmmen, oaB cine
Madt In bem Strduter.Seilmittel mel'
DIES iOlde @rfOlse brinseu fann. liesen
mus? Ssrr Slien idrsibt: .Gs madt
mir Yersniisen Sbnen bariiber Wlittbei'
lung uaden gu fOnnen, mas Sbre Wie.
bisin fiir mid Sstban bot. SD bate
Elm offenss @eidwhr an meinem 8ein,
mel6es iid bonn @nfel bic gum 9nis er.
ftredte. Gs fab redt baBtid aus unb
mar bereits iiber Sman3ig Sabre lang
70 idlimm selueisn. SIR alpeufrau.sr
furirte es pollitdnbis unb id babe nod
nidt bas serinsite anieiden ieines 8ie.
bererf9einens bemerft." 6rast nidt
bei'm apOtbefer nad SOrui's alpsntrdns
ter. @r LIT nidt in slpotbefen sti babsn,
ba er ben 2euten brett 9eliefert piro
ourd ipe3iell anseiiellte asentsn pon
ben @issntbiimern, Or. Peter 5abruep
& CONS Co., 112-118 90. Sopne
ape., Chicago, 81.
5orni's alpenfrdutsr 8lutbsteber lit
3u baben bei Senrp 0alter, 1O11 @ebar
Nuenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
Bilfes. Barre Ra6ridten.

= Der befannts ar3t Us. q. SBeausr
itarb an Ntontus i'm utter BON So
Sabren.
- Die 3slOtsn In 8iliesbarre wollsn
jstt aud auf S6luB Der BirtbiAaften
pon 12 ubr 9ia6ts bis Z ubr Wtorsens
orinsen nno wolsn in Wt0Henpetitionen
oas 8eridt nm eineu biesbejiisliden
8efebl eriuhen.
= Das @ranb Opera Saus oabier
wuroe Mtontas Wtorsen ourA Elm Sener
srbebli6 beiddbist uno ansrensenoss
@igentbum fonnte nur burA bic eners
sii6s arbeit Der Seuerwebr Dor Sbaosn
bepabrt Derben.
- Darius Sumper. welaer i'm 143.
go. Sol. 8esimsnt ben 8iirserfries
mitmadte. ioll cine @rbidaft pom etpa
elmer WIillion Dollars In @mpians nebs
men, fam absr niht seiunoen weroen,
obmobt er nod in oieier @eseno ietn
iOll.
= au @roue nnb Proipect Straben
ltie6en Samitas abeuo swei Sdlitteu
aeaeu chamber unb Billiam 8lsin wur'
De cine Strede melt seiAleuoert unt
brad oas @snid; er mar tobt, als man
ibn aufbob. Gbomas Rilep, Der aut
Dem anoeren Sdlitten iub, brad eir
Bein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
9as Ehal abp drts.

Sablur.-Sn Der on Wiain unb Union
StrGBe seleseuen polniihen Wirthl4aft
entitanb in Der gBeibnabtsnaht elm
Seuer unb baS gsiamnte Snrere bes
eofales brannts aus. Sbenauf wobu.
ten mebrere Samilien, bic nit 0iotb bem
Sseuer entrannen. Sin anoerer Srano
IOll bis gum Wiorsen sebanert baben
nnO mir NIT Bier sel6itt worben isin.
- Ssrr @aspur Ott wirb als Sanbibat
iiir 8iirsermsiitsr anSefiinbist. - Das
;irfa elm Sabr alte Wiasolein oss Serru
@owarb Dinterberser itarb leste WOde
am 94arladfisber. @s iino ihon meb'
rers Sinbsr on Der sleiden Sraufheit
ssftorben. bod bat bic bieiise @eiunb'
beitsbeb6roe itreHse gnitaltsn sesen sin
peiteres llmiidsreifeH Der 8ranfbeit &C.
troffen. = Serr @bparo 2eutbolo, elm
seleruter llbrmu9er. empfieblt iid sur
Reparatur bon ubren iebsr art unO sh
anbsreu in bas Snwelisrfad sinfdlaSen'
ben arbeiten. @r 1T ourd Sranfbeit
uno anbere llnbilbe idmer bsimseiu6t
worben unb fir isbe Grbeit oanfbar.-
Die bieiise euanseliids @emsinoe bate
am lssten Srsitas bic Sinberbei6eeruus
unb es wuroen ben aleinen unb an1
@roBsu pielerlei id6ue 9ei9enfe aus8e'
tbsilt. Das grosram mar aufs bette
uussepdblt, Oanf Der sutsn seituns bes
Ssrrn Baitor Setter unb 5rau unb Der
suten Wtitbilfe. Mel6ior Sdldp'
pi (gatsr) bon Jaioss StraBe fiel leste
Bohe auf benz @iie 10 unslidlid, baB
er nidt sebeu fann. Yoriidt, alter !
- $50 trintt man Gin sutes Bier all'
bier? Die Gntmort baranf lift: $50
s9tsr S6weiser Sumor berridt. trinft
man bas bette Bier Sielleiht brinsen
mir uddfts ISOLDE audi Elm bisdeu eOtul.
politif.
= Sin bem 8eihnadtstas poransse'
bsnbss Saufseluse, Oas EbOmas Gopne
unb SObu Dauis uon Wiinoofa suiame
men fsiertsn. enbete am SSeibnadts'
morseu bamit. baB @obne cine 9nsel
burd bic 9eber erbielt, Die aus bem 8s'
polpsr BON Dapis In beiieu 0obnuns
ibn traf. @Ogne wuroe In tebensse'
fdbrti9em 3uitanb bem Gaglor Soipis
tai iiberfiibrt, mdbreno man Dauis pers
baitsts unb eiuitedte. Gopue Iowobl wie
Dapis bebauptsn, oaB bic ShieBerei
cine rein 3uidllise mar, aber @ountp
Dsteftip 9iafter slaubt ibnen nift. iOus
bern If Der Gnii6t. baB elm Strsit euts
ftanb unb bann Dapis In ieinem bebus
ielten 3uitano ben SduB auf GogHe
absab. Sopsit wie Rafter feftftellen
fonnte. iinb bic ausaben Der 8etreffen'
ben, pie iib bic Sade ereisuete, nidt
;uftimmeno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

= SBie ermartst, fano mesen Der
sseiertase am Donneritas gta6t feline
8erIammlung bes Common Council
itatt.
- Gs bei6t, SaB Der Thermometer
beute nm 80 @rabe fallen, mir alio
bsnte Oiaht sinen itren9en 5rolt babsn
meroen.
- Das FOItamt 80 MoOiic wnrbe
5amitas giaft BON einem @inbrs&er
bsiu6t, Der iid NIT elmer iiibernen Tas
idsnubr oils Seute besnii9te.
- Frdiibent Scranton uon Der @as
unO 0aiisr @Ompauie fiinbiSts Monta9
an, OaB bic Meterraten fir Baher am
1. glpril In Strait trsten piirOen, anitatt
idon mor9en.
= Die Sonntag Nbeno bonn Scrans
ton 9iebsrfran3 absebaltene Weihnadts.
ieier erfreute iiA zines iebr itarten Bee
iudes uno seitaltete iid gu elmer Der
idDniten, metde Der Yerein je abbiett.
Sin biibides RrOsram wuroe unter Der
asituns pon Dirisent Wtuidus uOrse'
tragen uno bann perabrei4te man Den
8iuOern paiieuoe @aben unb 3uder'
waarsn. Die sIltsn umfiirten iit sbenio
ausse,ei6net, wie bic GinOer. = SBir
wiinibsn nodmals barauf aufmerfiam
su MAIDEN. oaB naaften SOnntas bic
9iominationen fiir ben neuen 8orftanb
bes Sereins itattfinben iDerbeu, uub oa
Go midtis lift, baB elm tiiatiesr gOritanb
nominirt wirb, 70 iOlite fsiu Wiitsliso
febleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

= Dem Weitiette Soipital 1T bon
einem unsenanntsn Sreunbe ats 0eibs
na6tsssi6suf Die Summe bon 81. 200
iibermieIen morben. 3sssE
- gladbem am 8eibna6tsmorsei
bic nene 2adamauna apenue Bride
ben 5ubrwerfen er6ffnst worosn mar,
wur6s lie am Sonntag Morsen aud ben
StraBenbuhnwasen er6ffnet unb bic
ielben benuten iie iest mieber ftetis.
- Srau Sobn 9ilssrt BON 9iorb
@beftnut Guenue fiet am Donneritas
giadt uuf oem slatten Seitsupsse Dor
ibrer 8Obnuus nieoer unb trug babura
einen sebrodenen slrm. uerrenttes
Sanbselenf uno bOie S9rammen ba'
BON.
= 3pei 9iuber Der @eorse 9ennin'
ger Samilie pom Sio San 8uren ape'
nus. bic 3jdbrise Warp unO Der 2iab'
rise @sorss, fislsa am Dienitas inner
balb elmer balbeu Stunoe bem SAar'
la9fieber gum Opfer. Die Mfutter III
felt ben lesten Swei WOden aud fritiid)
erfranft.
- Sia9bem am Donneritas Morsen
ibre Bobnuns in 8ranb seratben mar.
lief Srau DeWiorfo pon Scranton Str.
ipieber In baS brennenbe @ebduoe juriid.
Inn $500 su rettsn, bic Te In benz Sett
uerftedt bate. Das Seuer bate quite
5ortidritte sema6t uub bas Sstt mar
idon in Branb, oils bic Srau es fertis
bradte, ibre @riparnife unpsrisbrt su
retten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
Bon Der Sabfeite.

Sin SSbnieiu bat Der Storh benz
@bspaar Otto @sber BON Sruins gpes
nue 9ebraht.
Sei ben @beleuten aoam 9illian pon
Pittston auenue bat iid Elm G6dterlein
ein9sitellt.
@bwaro Sdmeufer BON 0illoip ctr.
bot iid, uon ieiuem fiirjlideu unnobl'
fem mieoer erbolt.
9ur6 bic @eburt zines SSbnfeins
iino Die @belsute @ebbart Brefer uon
Bird StraBe besliidt worben.
Sobn Wtais uon Der 10. Barb bat
iid als 9anoioat fit bic bemofratiIde
Domination fir Common Council an.
9efiinoist.
Srl. emma @eiier pon bteisr Ssite
unb artbur Sonss BON Gpnon Straes
lieBen fih pon sllOermann Vanee als Gin
Spepaar eiHleBneH.
@barles Slider BON 9Billow StraBe
trat am Dieuitas cine 0teiie mad
Deuti6lanb on. mo er bic nd6lten feds
Dionute perleben wirb.
Die Beibna6tsbeid bes ar'
better 5ortb. unb Sr. Inherit. Tereins
erfrents iid zines suten 9eiu6ss unb
usrlief jur aIl9emeinen .3ufriebenbeit
Der Tbeitnebmer..
lin bic Seiertase nit ieinen @ltsrn
an Sidorp StraBe 5u Derleben. beiers
tirte Sames 3. Sise. uOn Der Ser. ct.
Wiariue. Sountas murbs sr als De.
isrteur uerbaftet uno ben 8sbSrbsn ab.
Seliefert.
Serr Otto 8Obinion, PrdiiOent bes
Sunser Mdnuerdor, wuroe Samitas
BON ben NitsIisbern nit einem Gm.
pfaus beebrt. oer iid su einsm redt
froblthen 9eitaltete nno nit einem Sons
per ieineu abfaiub fauo.
Stddften SOnntas 9iadmittas nm 8
llbr finost bic @ensraluerlammluns unb
gsamtenwabl bss grbsitsr Sortb. unb
Sranfsn llnterit. Sereius In isinsr Dale
itutt unb finb fdmmtli6e MitsIisbsr &c.
bstsu, pinftlid Su sridsinsn.
@omaro g., Der 16 MiOnate alte Sobn
Der @bsleute Sranf 9us BON Pittston
aueuus, erIas ont Srsitas nad elmer
Srantbeit bon brei Tasen Der Diphtbs.
ritis. Die 8eiiesuns erfolste Samitas
i'm 0iO. 5 Srisobofe unb mar priuat.
Die grbeiter 3rantens unb Sterbe.
Safe erpdblte Sonntas bic fOIsenben
8eamten: Praiibent, ausuit @siaer /;
8i,e Rrdiibent, SEQ. @rumm; Sinans
Setretar, SeOrse Bod; 8roi. Ssfre.
tdr. Ridaro @iienmann; Sdasmeiiter.
gloolpb 9auBmann; Arjt, Geo. Snber
Eruftees. @barIss Sanne, @eOrss ROdt
unb Srauf @bermaf.
Der iussnolids Charles Sinser bon
PrOipect sluenue Durbe Oonuerftag |
Tormittas auf osm s8illow StraBs
6issl rs4t idlimm perlest, offs er nit
Ieinem Sdlitten in einen Wasen
fannte. Die redte yiiere 1T perlsst
ano er lsiost aud an bUien a6rper'
idrammen. Obidon iein 3uitanb als
3sfdbrlid betra6tet tpiro, 10 bat man
bod 9Ofinuus, oab er lpisoer seueisu
pir6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
aue benz oberen Ehaie.
(gIr9balb @orreipoubens.)

= Der 8ersmann 2oso aoriono BON
Tbroop unb in Der Paucoait Soblen
Gompanie 3ede unseftelit, wurbe am
Dieuitas wdbrenb bsr grbeit unter
sinem 5elienfaa sefansen uno 10 fdlimm
perlest. bas er einiss Stunoen ipater I'm
Staat Soipital itarb.
= aus Der Messsrei bes u. 8.
Brunbase 5n Reduille wuroe Sreita9
Morsen Elm srOBeres Quantum @s1E-
gel seitoblsn, wabreno am sleiden Wior.
gen Der Shbneritall elmer nabewobnens
ben polniiden Srau um 5wDlf 9hbner
unb pier @anie berautt muroe.
(Garbonbate @orreiponoens.)
- Der @ermania @eiansperein
Ieierte WfOntes 9iadt oas if0ne s8eibs
nadtsfeit. mobei fid bic Sinoer on
sinsm srossu @briitbaum ersOstsn unO
aud onr6 bhbids @eidenfe erfreut
murben.
- Ri6ter @owarbs entidieb am
Disnitas, baB oas Seuer. weldes felt
1905 in Der bieiisen 3e6e ber Sinn
8oblsn @ompanie wiitbet uno srOBsn
S6aben on @isentbnm anridtet, se'
l0idt werosn muB.
= Der su SimpiOn wobnbafte Ruiie
Srauf Srsberid, ole 9auolanser in ber
@oulbroOf 3ede anssitellt. lpnroe Sam'
| flag abenb mdbrenb Der arbeit bon
sinem Dedenfall besrabeu uno ais man
ibn pon Der pier Ionnen ihweren Wtahe
befreit bate, mar er cine 2eihe. Das
Ridsrat, beibs Beine, Elm arm uno Der
Sdaoet bes 8erunsliidten waren se'
bro9sn, aud mar fsin 90rper serihun'
ben unb seridnitteu. @r wiro BON Der
in JuBlano wobubaften @attin iiber'
lebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
Wapme Gountp.

SonssoaIe. Smanoa Glasperte
babier puroen frib SOnntas MOrseu
ourh elm Ssuer uollftdnbis serft6rt.
einsn 8srluit BON stma $40. 900 uernr.
iadsno, init s 6O0o SerIidsrune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
satarrb Fam ni6t fnrirt pers

8atarrb Fam nidt furirt pers
BEN burt locale applieatiOntn, ta it bsn
Sib esr aranfbtit nidt srrfi6sn tsnnfn.
aaiarrb if cine 8lut- pbtr Contributions
lRranfbtii unb um ft su bsilsn. miiBt Sbr
innsrIitts 5timititI nsbmeu. 5an's aa'
tarrb.anr piIb sinesnpmmtH unb pirfi bi.
rsft auf tas 8lut uub bic fhltimiss Obsr-
adds. Saa's aatarIb-6ur II feline Auad
ialbsr. Msphiu. cit purhe felt Sabrsn ppu
siusm br bsiftn an,k bitlss eanbss pn-
prenst unb IN elm rssslmGBisss RsesPt Git
btRsbt aus ben bsfsn btfannitn dcntea.
Strtunhen nit ben btftH 8Iutrsinisunse
mittsln, bic sirsft anf bic S&lsimpbsrfdGt
pirfeu. Die pslIipmmsnt gnbtneuns esr
apsi 9tifanbtbtils if 90. mas fol&' punsu.
pols RtiuItatf bel Der 5tiIuns BON aatarrb
bsrSsrbrinst. eabt GuG 3susHiB umisnIf
i9idsn.
q. 8. gtsntp& 6 o., Giesnib., 5elfbc, o.
8erfaufi pom alien Apptbdtrn, prtis 75e.
pals 8amiIisn pilltn iiub bic btfrH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

- aus Pbilabelpbia. Pa.. wirb bas
srfofste Nblebsn bss 8aters bes Buns
besienators 8Oiss PsnrOie. bes arjtes
Or. RidurO u. 8. genrOie, semelOet.
Der 8srftOrbene mar 80 Sabre oft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
9tu6er9etu6bnlicbe
Qttte bot Vors sSntentar
gpe,iaIitdten In Yrei=
tem-iu Sualitdtcr.

Si6erlid laiien sic oieie golbenen
@eleaenbeiten nidt unbea6tet porbsis
ateiteu. @s fam 9slo bier eripart mers
ben unb Sie erbaltsn ben Sortbeil Der
@rIparnilIs, wsnn sic Die SeleSsnbsit
erbaibeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
9amea 1lntsrtleiser uno
Strampte.

2mei yiummern bon Dameu Inter-
fleibern uub elm Sinber gia6tsewano
su iebr ipssisllen Preiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
8ett 11ebersilse.

200 8ettiibersise In 9eitridten nno
Gatin Qualitdten, leiht belhmnst !;
Elm Buidsn mirb iie wie nsu ausisben
MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
9amsa fsiae Sanoi9abe.

3wei ylummsrn, cine wertb $3.50
uno $1.75 bas Raar, 3u $1.19; bic an'
bere mertb 81 unb $1.25. 3u rs bas
Yaar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
8iloer.

8ir baben cine aussewdblte 9inie BON
8iibern. bic iid su 80 Gents bis 81
perfauitsn, melde mir 3u 80 @ents oas
Stiid losi4lasen. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
timer ipnnberharss GrSaeidok
Tantter Stod Spielwaaren

Sfferirt psri6isoene SOrtbeile in
ainberi6littsn uno Puppen, msl6 les'
ters sttpas burd Sanbbaben bsidmnst
porben iino.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-23

OAKLAND, Cal, June 2.-Hang-
ing BY his knees to the cross bar OF
a burning balloon, Joseph Randall
aeronaut at Tdera Park, dropped zoO
feet yesterday escaping with nothing
worse than some severe bruises. Ran
dali made the ascension in the pres
ence OF hundreds of persons. After
rising about 200 feet the spectators
below saw the balloon catch fre, and
the shout Of borrow which met his
ears was the first notification Randall
received Of his danger.
He tried to free his parachute but
was too late as before he could gel
it in working order the balloon enyel
oped in flames dropped on the roo
OF the Parker Theater whence Ran
dali jumped to the earth, leandins
there with only few bruises,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-23
Caught by Officers While Blow
Ing Up Safe
ONE ECAUGHT-oTHERE ESCAPES
Men Enter Office Of the Fruitvale
Lumber Company at Oakland -
Man Named Kennedy is Held by
the Police.

OAKLAND, Cal, June 22-Thc
safe crackers we're surprised in the
Office OF the Fruit Vale Lumber
Company at Thirty-6fth Avenue and
East Fourteenth Street Fruitvale a
few minutes before midnight by Con-
stable William Allen Deputy Con
stable B. Becker Immediately they
had blown open the company's safe
with nitro glycerinc, The officers
dashed into the Office and with drawn
revolvers and one OF the cracksmer
giving the name Of Harry Lentet
surrendered without offering resist
ance. The other escaped after being
shot in the body by Constable Allen
The police have a man named Ken
nedy under arrest who is believed K
be the other robber. Kennedy wa
found in dying condition and takel
to the hospital, He denies being con
nected with the robbery and claim
he was shot BY hold UP man,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-23
SELECTION OF JURY.
Follows Denial Of Motion to Dismiss
Indictment Against ]. H. Booth.

PORTLAND, June %. Following
the denial Of the motion to dismiss
the Indictment against James Il.
Booth, ex-receiyer Of the land Office
at Roseburg, Oregon, the selection Of
the jury began this afternoon in the
United States district court and when
the case was adjourned until tomor-
row four Of the Jurors weer chosen.
They are Henry G. Fowler, Colum-
bia county; Peter Pearson, Multno-
nah; Frank ODel, Yamhill; z. Al
len, Benton.
The jury will be completed tomor-
row and it is expected the case viii
90 to the jury the last part Of the
present week. Booth is accused Of
having accept ed $500 from +. a.
Kribs for giving advance informa-
tion. concerning lands and when they
viii become available for fling.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-23
DELEGATES LEAVE
Chicago For Denver To Attend Civil
Engineers Convention.

CHICAGO, June 22.-Delegates
from Chicago and eastern cities to the
annual convention Of the American
Society Of Civil Engineers which is
to be held at Denver, left Chicago
Yesterday on a special train over the
Burlington Railroad. The seven cars
carried 1926 OF the leading engineers
OF the country. including President
Charles Macdonald and Secretary
Chas. Warren Hunt
One Of the large questions to be
discussed by the convention IS the re-
clamation work being pushed by the
United States Government.
Among the prominent men in the
profession on the train are @ F. Dye
chief engineer Of tthe metropolitan
r, r. Of New York; Prof. Ira Bolter
University Of Illinois; Prof a. y
Talbot, University Illinois and lohE
| F. Wallace, former chief engineer Q
the Panama Canal.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-23
LynChlns Followed the Killing
Of Two White Men BY the
Negroes
FARMER SHOT AT HIS TABLE
Five Negroes Were Hung to the
Same Tree, while Another Is Shot
to Death in an Attempt to Make
an Escape.

HOUSTON, Texas, June 22--Last
night nine negroes met death at the
hands OF a mob in the vicinity OF
Hemphill in Sabine county. Today
both races have secured arms and the
tension is such tonight that race
clash il imminent. A lynching fol-
lowed the killing Of two white men
by negroes. Two weeks ago Hugh
Dean and several other white men
visited a negro church where a dance
was in progress presumably in the
quest for liquor, it being the custom
OF some negroes to sell whisky dur
ing the progress Of such affairs
During the evening Dean was killed
| and six negroes were held for the
killing. AT the preliminary exanina'
ton there was evidence tending to
show that the plo, was planed at the
dance to kill Dean.
Saturday last Aaron johnson, :
prominent farmer, was assassinatec
while at his dining table with hi
wife and child. The bullet being
| fred through \ a window. For thi
crime Perry Price, negro, was ar
rested and it is stated confessed, an'
duplicating Robert Wright, a relativ
of one of the negroes held for tn
lDean murder. Price declared he wa
offered SIS to kill Johnson Then fol
lowed the forming Of the mob las
night, the overpowering OF the laile
and the lynching Of six negroes, hel
for Deans murder Five were hang
ed to the same tree while anotht
who attempted TO escape was shot !
death. Later William Mccoy wa
y shot while standing in front OF II
Johnson home, and this morning II
bodies OF two more negroes wei
found in the creek bottom. Wrigl
and Price we're taken to Beaumo'
C for safe keeping.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-23
Ellis Says Is Unworthy Remark
for a Candidate for Presi-
dency to Make
HIS USUAL RECKLEssNEss
Ellis Says Resolution is a Frank,
Clear Statement Of the Republican
Parties Position-Bryan Lacks In
formation.

COLUMBUS. June 22. Attorney
General Ellis, who was chief author
OF the Republican national platform,
replying to criticisms Of w. ]. Bryan
denies that the draft as published,
before the convention was changed
with the intention to displease or
disappoint the president or Secretary
Taft"
Ellis says that six Of the seven
omissions referred to by Bryan are
not issues before the people at this
time, and there has not been any at
tempt to make them such by the ad-
ministration The seventh, concerning
the injunctions. Ellis says Bryan's
criticisms exhibit his usual reckless,
ness of the statement and MS reaoi-
ness to assume that his own lack O
information might be the prevailing
condition, Ellis says the charge tha
the republican declaration was Will
the intent to Deceive the laborinl
man. is unworthy Of candidate 10
the presidency
The charge that the plank merel
declares the existing law and wi
give no relief in cases where ther
has been abuse is unworthy OF an
lawyer who has examined the que:
ton. He says the resolution Is
frank, clear statement of the reput
lican party's position.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-23
PRICE FIVE CENTS
INDICTMENTS ARRAIGNED.
In Connection With Umatilla Indian
Reservation Land Fraud.

PORTLAND, June q. Eleven d
the IL defendants included ID the
Umatilla Indian reservation land
fraud indictments, were arraigncd
before Judge Wolverton in the
United States district court today
and given until August ! to plead,
The defendants who were arraigned
today are J. H. Raley, John Crow.
William Slusher, Joseph H. Parkes,
Bailey Roos, John Vert, Charles
Matthias, George Adams, William
Rahe, Samuel Olmstead and Q. z.
Bowman. One Of the other three had
been served with bench warrant and
the other two failed to present an
appearance. Robert Porter was Civ
en- an extension until next Monday
when He vii be arraigned. None Of
the cases are likely to be set for
trial until after the so-called "Heney'
cases are disposed Of late this SUM
mer. 1t has been commented on that
these defendants are nearly all resi-
dents OF Pendleton, and are the fist
men to be indicted BY District AZ
torney John McCourt who halls
from the same place, after his intro
| duction to the Office.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-23
CONCEPTION OF DUTIES.
Tn Article to be Published in Golfers
Weekly.

NEW YORK, June 2z.-ln an
articl to be published the current
issue Of Golfers Weekly, Secretary
Taft sets out his conception Of duties
Of Office In concluding he eulogizes
Washington and Lincoln and says:
1T remained for Roosevelt 70
prove how the people will respond to
the strong true leadership when the
hour has come for great reforms.
The policies which he inaugurated
must be continued and developed
They are right and they are policies
Of the people. For that reason hi'
successor may we'll disregard any
charge Of lack Of originality # he die
not make an entirely new program Q
his now.
"The president at this time ha'
work before him clearly defined
Enforcement of law, equally agains
the high and low, the powerful am
the weak, should be his thought Tn
danger to our country is Of laxity 0
favoritism and this is the creates
one we have to face"
He adds that the conservation 9
national resources and their develop
ment must command his attentio
and that he should aim to give hig
tone to his administration, as Pres
dent Roosevelt has done by SUI
rounding himself with eminent mel
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-23
MAY NOT ATTEND
Senator Baiiy Still Sick And May Be
Unable To Go To Denver. ;.

NEW YORK, June o. Friends Of
Senator J. w. Baily think it very
doubtful il he will be able to take any
active part in the Denver Convention
and it may be that he will not be even
fit to attend. This statement was
made in view Of dispatches from
Chicago which have represented that
the subcommittee Of the Democratic
National Committee had been con
sidering Senator Baily for the chair.
man of the committee on resolution
The Senator is still in bed at the Wal
dorf and it will be at least week Of
ten days before he can go out.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-23
CHICAGO HEAT.
Hottest Day In the year-Kills Eight
and Many Prostations

CHICAGO. June 22.--The hottest
day Of the year. with mercury stand
ing at % degrees, brought much
death and suffering TO Chicago today.
Eight deaths are reported to the cor
oner's Office. and several score OF
prostrations were reported 70 the
police In addition q mad dog scare
spread over the city and the chief
Of police ordered all unmuzzled dogs
10 be shot.