Daily capital journal., March 30, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

UUbY OAVtVM, .IOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, MAB01I 30, 10.
CASTRO
TOOK THE
PROPERTY
OfTHEASPHAlTCO.
THB AMISltlOAN GOVERNMENT
-THAT I15CII)KVT0 SEND ON AN
JEXTTDITION TO PUNISH THE
mmxhvty sAi)bij: colored
OeVTLFJIEN WHO MONKEYS
"with an amkiuoan oonrou-
Soton.
VNevr York, March 30. Socrotary
oT fflatno Root today transmitted to
h:urktos3 ull the corroflpondonco of
pm offlclnl nnturo boating on tllp
ftmoricun claims ngnlnnt tho Vonozn
$lan government In tho fnmotiB an
in'linlt clnitns. Drnntlc notion, nnd
I tponslbly tho dlspatchlnc of n piinl-
4lvo expedition ngaliiBt Proaldont
'Castro nnd IiIh govornmont is ex
pected to Tallow.
ConBldorntion of tho correspond
onco will nralmnly ho taken up by
vongrosM tit once. Flvo claims! nro
Involved lutaliiftt tho govornmont.
Tho inot Important of thono Ih that
of tho Now York and Uormudoz Co.
All nro In connection with tho nu
itfinlt tloposltn nnd tho grnnts or
them nuiflo by Castro.
Tho most dlroct light thrown on
jfiitho controversy H contained In 4ho
report of Special Commlaslonor W.
J. Calhoun, who charges that nftor
dlHpoBsoBHlhg tho Now York and Uor
muder, Company on a trumped up
chnrgo of having violated Us con.
tract, Cnvtrn solstod tho dopoHltH.nnd
talcing advnntngo or tho valuable
Improromnirs made on thorn by tho
company, nnd using tho compnny's
rnnclUnory, liiHtUI n forco nnd la
now working thorn for tho govorn
imunt'.y bonollt, I. o. Castro's bonont.
Ja doing this Castro Ignored a
Kraut which ho made personally to
tho otneors of tho company, tho val
idity of which rumnlns to bo nd
Jmllcilutod. ComiuluHlouur Calhoun IioMh that
(tlio tmsusmont of J 10,000,000 dam
nguw aguhiHt tho company made by
'CuHtro"H coorcod tuiprome court on
-tho ulmrgo that tho company had
failed to (ullllt Its contracts and had
lent ii lit to tin robol forces In tho
MntoK lovohitlnn, was mnde wlthou'
KlvlriK the i-ompau u chance to do
JCoiul ltioir or present an evidence
InMts own behalf. Ho also holds that
the ovldenco on which tho flno was
ntecsscd was wholly Insufficient. It
was tho failure to pay this flno which
resulted 1 the confiscation of tho
companyVproperty by Castro.
Tho report declares that it is use
less to deal with tho countless
charges of conspiracy, as there had
undoubtedly been fraud on both
sides, and concludes with tho ex
pressed bollef that whatever faults
ho companies may have been guilty
of It Is certain that they have never
hnd an honest hearing.
, 0 .
FL0RETTA WHALEY
TO GET A FORTUNE
you.no woman who slide a
love match with a long
island minister in lurch.
(United Press Leased Wire.
San Francisco, March 30. Efforts
nro being mndo in California, par
ticularly In San Francisco and cltloj
nljncont to It, to locate Florotta
Whaloy, who olopod from Hemp
stead, Long Island, a year ago 'with
tho Rov. Joro Knodo Cooko, bo she
can anirwer n citation to attend tho
Judicial sottlomont of hof grand
mother's ostntc.
Tho prcsenco of tho young woman
Is required In court In Mlncoln, L. I.,
on May 13. Tho citntlon has been
Issued, nnd attorneys rcprctientlng
tho estate, valued at ?Uf,000, huvo
already taken stops to And hor,
Mrs. Kczlnh Whaloy, tho grand
mother was oxocutrlx of tho will of
Florottn's fatlior, who dlroctod that
his two daughters, Florotta and
Ed nn, bo educated out or tho ostato
and that thoy were to rocolvo the ro
mnlndor or tho proporty aftor tho
grandmother' denth. Cooko and
Florotta Whaloy wore locatod In n
hiiiuII Hat In Qroon stroot, San Fratt-
eloco Ih wlntor, but thoy flod as
noon as tholr whorunhouts word dis
covered. Tho San FrnuulHoo police
dupnrlmont will bo nflkod to assist in
tho Honich for thorn.
o
Cattle Market Steady.
(Unltod Press Loasod Wire.)
Chlrogo, Mareh 30. Hogs, re
cttlpts, -10. 000; onttlc, 128,000; shoop,
18,000. Hogs o)ion stondy at Sat
urday's nloso. Loft ovor Saturday,
3000. Mlxud, $R.R5J'G.OO; hoavy,
?r.S0(ff il.OO; rough, hoavy, JB.BRfl
n.70; light. $5.55 00.00. Cattle,
000; ttnnp, 8000.
GERMAN AFFAIRS
t Continued from pngo one.)
Jews, according to advlpek' to the
government horo, equalling unythlng
of which th Rus:Ian government
liua been guilty,
Acting under orders of the capital
tho local authorities are .expelling
thousands of Jewish families from
dlstrlcta In which thoy.havo been un
molested for years.
Tho campaign ,1s In violation of
article 44 of tho Berlin treaty of
1878 and tho Gorman press Is urg
ing the signatory powers J.p Interfere
In tho suffocer's behalf, "Tho expul
sions nro wholly unexplained.
Kiin. Mm City. Mo., Mnroh 80.
Hogs, rrlptii, 10,000; cattle, 12.
000; i-Httle. 12,00; hep. 8000.
Omaha, Neb , March 3 - Hogn,
receipts, 3200. cattle. C20O; lwep
G000. v
Old King Failing.
Brussels, March 30.--KIng Leo
pold, of Belgium, Is now admitted
by his physicians to bo in a sorlous
condition. His majesty seems to be
sufforlng from a gonornl breakdown
nnd It Is rumored that from a mnn
of strong will and keen understand
ing that ho is rapidly changing Into
a childish old invalid,
o
Two Other Lines.
Manager Wators of tho Portland,
Eugene & Eastern, said todny that
his company has ordors In for their
syBtoms at Salem and Albany," nnd
would begin work within ten days
Tho Salem board of trade will
hold n special meeting Tuesday
evening to comploto tho organiza
tion of tho commltteo to handle tho
Salem nnd Stnyton olectrlc.
o
Glftctto'fl IJrnln Normal..
During tho autopsy Qlllotte's hrnln
was removed by Dr. Anthony Spltz
ka, an oxpart of Phllndolphln, and
found to bo practically normal. Tho
Olllotto family did not know that
this procooduro was to take place
and aro snld to bo highly Incoused
over It,
o
DIED
LEE nt tho county poor rnrm, Sun-
dny, March 20, at' fi o'clock p. m.,
T. IS. Lot?, 70 yoars or ape, or
Honlllty. '
Tho (InconHOd was a olvll war vet;
oran, having sorved In the Sixth
Knnsns cavalry during tho war or
tho robllllon. Ho Is a widower nnd
loavoH two soub In Montana; Tho ro-
mnlns v 1 1 1 bo burled In tho Tcnill
cornotory todny.
IlItOWN At thq, Salem hospital,
Sunday, March 21, at 7 o'clock,
F. rfl. Brown, or Modrord.
Th dacouied wa Injnml In a
railroad wreck two yenrs ngw and
has been 'totally paralyzed ovor tifnee.
At that time suit whs brought
HgaltiHt tho railroad compnny nnd
he wan awarded $ 1 6.000 dHmngos.
The remains wl'l be shipped th rela
tives at Medford
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