G. H. Sol, known as Max Wolfe, named as instigator of the bombing.
CAPTAIN KIDD LOOT BASIS ASTOR FORTUNE.
San Jose, Cal.—The discovery of Captain Kidd's piratical treasure caches, valued at $1,400,000, was the real means of establishing America's first great fortune, that of John Jacob Astor, and not the fur trading business, was the assertion made in a public address before the chamber of commerce by Prof. Herbert Bolton, historian of the University of California.
Prof. Bolton qualified his declaration with the statement that he, personally, had not seen or verified the records and documents offered as proof of his claim, but that he had been told in detail by persons who had.
Briefly, the story is that one of Astor's trappers, a Frenchman named Jacques Cartier, in 1802 found on Deer Island, off the Maine coast, a buried chest containing old Spanish coins of gold and a quantity of jewelry; that Astor sold the treasure secretly in London and deposited $1,400,000 in a New York bank as the result of the deal and that some of the jewelry was identified as having been stolen from an English noblewoman. Lady Dunmore, many years before, by the notorious Captain Kidd.
EDUCATORS. EMPLOYEES WOULD PROVIDE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION FOR MILL.  IONS
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