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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21
Automobilist Reaches 9.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept. 20
Charles Gliddon, who is making
tour of the world in an auton,ob;lo
has arrived here from Boston I-io
Minneapolis. having made an avsra-s
of twenty-three miles an hour. Hs
was twenty-eight days IN making the
run from Minneapolis to Vanconvar
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21

THEATRICAL SOCIETY.-Oakland Sent
20-Articles of Incorporation of the Oakland
Theatrical Mechanical Association were fled
with the County Clerk to-day The purnnse
of the organization is the moral advancement
Of the profession and to take care Of sick and
distressed members ana bury them when dead
vice president George Williams; recording sec
retary W. T. Horne; financial secretary r 7
]. J. Atkins s. Glider, e. E. WeigeI. w. w
Lockwood NJ. d. Hall. W
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21
PUBLISHES
LOCAL BANK REPORTS
At National Institutions in This City
on September Individual De-
Dosits Amount to $26, ,404,426.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.-An alb
stract of reports made to the Con-
troller of Currency showing the con-
dition of national banks in San Fran
cisco at close of business on Septem-
ber 6 makes the following:
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21
Ror RlcrcIist Iniured.

ALAMEDA. Sept. 2O.-While riding
his bicycle at fast clip early this
morning, Frank Gottstein. newsboy
y years Of age. collided with a cart
driven by Peter Lane on Railroad
avenue. near st. Charles street, and
sustained injuries that may cause his
death. Three OF the lads ribs were
fractured and the lungs punctured.
DR. A. A. Stafford, who is attending
the patient at the Alameda Sanitari-
um. says that The little fellows
chances OF surviving are about even
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21

IDENTIFIED As LENTHOL.-Iouis Rosa
called az the Morgue yesterday and idenfi6ed
that of F. Lenthol the body OF the man
who Jumped OF kallejo-street wharf last
Monday morning with a paving stone sfe5
around his waist Lenthol was a native ~
Switzerland and a cock He told Roda on
sunday that he had nothing 10 I've for ana
that be intended 70 throw himself into The
lay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
SHE WILL PAY
EVERY DOLLAR
MRS. CHADWICK SAYS SHE WILL
SHOW THE WORLD THAT
SHE is AN HONEST WOMAN
HER HUSBAND HAS PLENTY
OF MONEY" t&
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated PreSS.
Cleveland, O.. Dec. 14.-Reclining
on a. couch In corridor of the Guy
ahoga county Jail and looking the
picture of content, Mrs Chadwick
was seen by representative Of the
Associated Press tonight she said
she decided not to seek bail because
while in Jail she would be free from
fhe annoyance of curious people. She
said she today received letter from
one of the wealthies. men in the coun-
try offering TO sign her bond for any
amount She refused the Offer, how
ever. She also claimed to have re-
eived letter tonight from Dr Chad
yich, assuring her of his belief in her
innocence. Mrs. Chadwick express cd
he belief that her husband sailed for
tmerica today and expects he will be
lere in ten days. She ridiculed the
seport that he had cabled friends for
funds and declared me is plentiful!y
supplied with money" She also as.
sured her friends that che would
show them and The whole world thai
am an honest woman, that | have
never wrongfuIly obtained money
from any one and that l viii repay
oyery dollar of my indebtedness"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
NAN PATTERSON
DEkTHLY PALE
WHEN WIFE or CAESAR YOUNG
TOOK WITNESS STAND TO
IDENTIFY A LETTER-DRA-
MATic SCENE.
py lhe Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
New York, Dec. 1f-Mrs Young,
widow Of Caesar Young. was wit
ness today in the Nan Patterson trial.
Although she was on the stand only
long enough TO identify letter to
which another witness had referred,
Mrs. Youngs presence there develop.
ell one of the most intense situations
of the trial AS the wife of the dead
man took the stand Miss Patterson
became deathIy pale, but watched in
tently every movement OF the witness
during her brief examination.
The letter which Mrs. Young iden-
tilted had been produced by Bernard
l.. Mexican, one Of Young's brothers
in-law. who testified that Young had
mentioned II in conversation With
Miss Patterson early in May. and that
Miss Patterson had. said the letter
was written by her sister, Mrs. }.
Morgan Smith.
The letter has not YET been read in
evidence.
Another of Young's brothers-in-law
William Luce. told Of what occurred
between Young and Miss Patterson
at their meeting in a saloon the night
before Young wcs killed and John
Crowley a cab driver, repeated his
story Of having seen Young slap the
prisoners face during a quarrel on
the street that same night,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
INSURANCE WILD CATERS
PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARGE
Operated Scheme to oefrsui by Us.
ing the Mails - viii be Sen
fenced the 27th.

by the Associated Press.
Chicago. Dec. 1.-THE crusade be-
gun several months ago by govern.
mcnt officialg against the operation
OF wild cat" insurance companies
reached a successful termination to
day when Steyan W Jacobs and
Charles J. vananden pleaded guilty to
charges OF operating scheme TO de-
fraud by placing alleged fraudulent
insurance policies aud using the Unit
Cd States mails TO Conduct the frauds.
Witnesses from all parts of the unF-
cd States were present ip the United
States court today ready 10 testify
tha. they had paid premiums on fire
insurance which when Their homes
burned, they were unable 10 collect.
Jacobs and vananden VIII be sen
fenced Dec. p
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
Washington. Dec. H. Represents
tive Richardson of Alabama, introiue
ed a bill in the house yesterday after
aocn, which, If enacted in law, he
says, will enable Memphis. Nashville,
Chattanooga, Birmingham, Huntsville
Decatur, Florence and other points
within a radius Of 200 miles of the
source Of power supply to get electric
power at greatly reduced cost.
"If the hill becomes a Ias." said
Representative Richardson 10 the
Commercial Appeal correspondent. N
Will enable the furnishing Of light. TO
private families. for instance, cheaper
than they now buy oil from the STAND
ard on company. II will revolution
i2e the lighting of cities and town
and even the farmers n the TeBneD
SIC ysIlcyfcah supply their homes
with light al cost much cheaper
than they now pay for coal oil"
The bill is to regulate for inannfac
turing, Industrial and other purpose.
the use of the nayigablc rivees and
streams Of the United States n water
power.
Tho bill permits the government Il
charge an aannal rent for az the wa
ter power created by locks and dams
but whorc thcse are no loeks and
dams the secretary OF war can gran
a permit TO establish a water power
but can not charge an annual rcn
The bill SEEKS 70 draw distinction
between the primary rights OF tilt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
Will THROW OUT
MANY PRECINCTS
Colorado Supreme Court Hits
Democrats
RAEN nor IrnIni ATIIDr
MAY LOSE LEGISLATURE
GOVERNOR AEAMs LIKELY TO
LOSE 1895 VOTES WHICH, fl
i HOWEVER, WILL NOT Ro6
HIN or HIS OFFICE.
Ry tho Associated 1,ress.

BY tho Associated 1'ress.
Denver. Colo, Dee. IA By deciding
today to throw out the vote Of pre-
cine. Z. ward in Denver in come.
4uence Of frauds committed there at
the late election, tie Supreme court
established precedent that may be
,ppliea TO many other precincts IN
which, II is alleged. che courts in-
junction order vas violated and there
~ yitally effects the result of tic
ate election Shonl' similar ac ion
c Ia, n in the other cases to The ex-
erl demanded by Republican law
Yers, it will result In the eiecticn Of
the entire Republican legislative
lckei in this county and give the ne
publlcans control cf both branches Of
fne legislature. On the face of tho
returns TIE Republicans have ma.
iority iRthe ho1- 9 and tho Democrats
= majority In the senate.
Another result Of the exclusion Of a
few precincts would be to pgs Repub-
leans la po session of all city an1
county Offices except mayo. should
he Supreme court decide tna spring
election was not legal ana that these
Offices were TO bc filled at he No
vember election. Demoerat.c najer.-
ties ran from 700 to 2,Qn0
Adams, However, is Safe.
Should the entire vote Of tlese city
wards over which the Supreme court
assumed jurisdiction be regarded Al
Va Adams, Democratic candi late fer
governor, would lose 1885 votes ant
Governor Peabody (Repuhlicanl 81
541, net loss of l0,3o4 for Adams
hut this alone would nc result in his
defeat as his majority In the tate Il
something over l1000
In announcing his decision to ex-
clude the returns of precinct 8, ward
z, Chief Justice Gabbert said:
Frauds cannot be fully prevented
unless the cour. assuming iurisd'c
zion to prevent them has the power
TO undo them in all cases whore they
are committed in violation Of its or
jers. A court OF equity has the In
herent power % effectuate its orders
and the motion viii therefore be su1-
ained."
Dissenting from the opinion Of the
other Judges, Justice Steele said;
'1n my opinion The findlng of the
court is unwarranted. unprecedented
and directly contrary 10 law. This
court has no power to take the action
that it has had no opportunity tc
prepare a written opinion in the mat
Ter, but will do SO later
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
GIGANTIC SCHEME TO REVOLT
TIONIzE LIGHTING SYSTEM
Bill in Congress Lights Southern Cities by
Electricity Generated From Ten
nessee River

government and the states. anu at
the same time gives an opportunity -
develop and got the benefit OF the
now unused aud undevelopcd water
power of the country.
Representative Richardson had the
bill referred to the committee on in
terstate and foreign commeres. and
favorable report Is confidently expect.
Cd.
Representative Richardson Ii en-
thnsiassic at the possibility of his bili
and said that the people Of the great
Tennessee valley had expre essed the
deepest interest In It's sncc ass. He
said that between New Decatur and
Florence. u distance Of eighteen miles
there was fall Of forty-cne feet,
which could be utilized 70 purposes
OF almost immeRsurabje benefit. AS
the power loses nothing by transmits
sion, continued Representative Rich.
ardson. Memphis could be furnished
power for lighting The same as Hunts
VILE
1t was also Earned from Repre-
sentative Richardson that New York
and Philadelphia eapitallsls had prom
ised TO finance the scheme 10 estab
lish a giant power plant on the Ten.
ltessee river II the bin Is faYorably
acted upon. These capitalists are
lending their iuilusnce 60 have the
bin put through congress. This fact
has given The bin an importance
which makes lis success matter OF
kepn CONCERN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
William l.. Distin Of Illinois, Confirm.
ed az Surveyor General OF
Alaska.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington. Dec. i4.--Thc senate
today confirmed the following ap-
pointments by the president:
Willet NJ. Hays, Minnesota, assist.
ant secretary Of agriculture.
William L. Distin, Illinois, survey
or of Alaska
Egbert s. Oakley, register land of,
fice. at Csss Lake, MINI.
Matthias N. Koll. receiver Of public
moneys. ar Cass Lake, MINI.
Postmasters: lllinohL Joseph G..
Greesen. Greenup; John f. Ashwill
Toledo; Iowa, Charles s. Smith. Clar
ence William L. Comstock, Mechsn
icsville; George II. Otis. Monoina
Wisconsin, Robert johnson. Mellen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
JAPS FIRE DOES
HEAVY DAMAGE
Three Ships Destroyed, One
Sunk, by Rain of Shells
FROM 2O3 METER HILL
MANY BUILDINGS GREATLY DAM.
AGED AND TORPEDO DEPOT
is BURNED-5ArTLE SHIP
sEvASToPoL ONLY
THING THAT ES-
CAPES.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE Japan
ese legation has received the follow
Ing from Toxic.
The commander Of naval artillery
reports the bombardmens on the thir-
teenth was principally aiinel al the
arsenal ana torpedo deno p, Tiger
rail and at stea nbeats in It's vicinity.
The torpedo depot vas ahlaze in one
hour. Three ships were destroyed
and one sunk, besides the buildings
were greatly damaged IadiIect
bombardment upon the Seyastopol
which is staying outside the harbCr
was suspended owing To bad weather,
which preyentoa observation, Togo
reports that the torpedo boat Flotil-
las twice attacked tho SovastopOl on
the night of the twelfth and thrice on
the night OF the thirteenth The re-
suit is uncertain. Each time they
met the enemy's fierce flre and one
torpedo boat was disabled, bnt towed
back whilo three received one shot
each Total casualties were only
three men wounded.
The Sevastopol was the only battle
ship at Port Arthur TO escape damage
by the Japanese bombardneut from
203-Meter hill. Official Japanese adj
vices said she appeared to be lying in
the east harbor, that only the tops of
her nihsts were visible to the Japan
csc gunners, and that her huh was
completely hidden by aghill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
PORT ARTHUR'S
STREETSDESERTED
EVERY VESSEL IN THE HARBoR
HAS BEEN suNK--JAPANEsE
SHELLS FROM 2oa.METER
HILL 90 UNTOLD DAMAGE.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Headquarters Third japanese
Army, Via Fusan, Dec. 1i.-Evory
part of the city and harbor of Port
Arthur is visible from 3O2-Meter hill.
The streets of the city are deserted.
and but few soldiers are doing pa
troll duty. Many buildings have been
burned. and others shattered. Tho
sholtcrs OF the harbor present a
strange appearance. with turrets.
nasts and tunnels of warships show
ing Just above the water. There is
not o vessel afoat in the harbor.
Docks and buildings Of water front
are torn and burned. Japanese shells
reach every part Of the city and bar
hOr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
INCREASING POWERS OF
INTERSTATE COMMISSION,
President Roosevelt Considers the
Question With Large Number
OF Callers.
By Il.e Aseoclated PICS.

by Tie Associated Press.
Washington. Dec. President
Roosevelt considered today with sev-
eral friends his recommendation that
increased powers be conferred by
legislation upon the interstate com
mcrce commission Those to wlom
he talked were not only members Of
congress. but men in other walks of
lie To ali be indicated his earnest
desire that action of definite ma
turc-setion that would bring results
20 the people-sbould be taken as
soon as practicable Il can be said
thai no definite plan Of legislation
has been decided upon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
.IAP PANESE Loss
WAS REDEEMED
RY THE UTTER DESTRucTlo or
THE RUSSIAN FLEET - Sc.
vAsTAPoL ESCAPED BUT
WAS LATER ToRPEpoED.

by the Associated Press
Headquarters third Japanese Army.
via Fusan, Dec. 1.-THE Russian bat
tleshiD Seyastapoi, the only warship
that e~caped destrucf ion by being
docked when the other vessels we're
sunk after the Japanese capture of
2o3Metre hill escaped from the har-
Dor last night and is now anchored
under protecting mountain Some
torpedo Graf are also on side the
harbor. The tremendous price in life
paid by the Japanese for the capture
of 203-Metrc hill has been redeemed
by the utter destruction of the Rus.
sian feet. The Japanese feet will
now go into dock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
BIC HOLE IN THE
MORMON FAITH
Ex.Mormon Says He Found
Many Inconsiste 1cies
THE IRON BOUND OATHS
EACH PERSON REQUIRED TIC
ASK GOD TO AvENGE TIE
pLocD OF JOSEPH sMlTA
UPON TIE UNITED
STATES"
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington, Dec. 14,--Testimony
relating to the alleged polygamous
marriage Of the late Apostle Abraham
Cannon and Lillian Hamlin, and adj.
dltional testimony concerning the oh.
hgations taken by persons who pass
through the Mormon endoE ment
house. was Offered. today n The
S.aoot investigation before The senate
committee
August Lundstrom OF Set fake,
testified that lac went through tLt
temples in SAT- Lake and Login. lie
had heard the endowment obligations
taken six times, he said He said
Oaths Of sacrifice and retribntion
were administered The whole pro.
ceedinr was series OF obi tion
said Tie witness, but he could not
rev emher all Of them. The FIRST, he
said vas the law OF sacrifice. which
bound each person to give his entire
MEANS aut talcnts to the upluilding
of the Mormon church The next oh
legation was thai of retribuilon, ir
which each person coycnanted and
promised to 'ask God to avenge the
Mood OF Joseph Smith upon this na-
tion." and TO teach "our Children AMI
our chiidren's children To 60 the
same to the elect of the earth" The
next obligation was that of chastity
Lundstom remained a Mormon un
III he found many Inconsistencies in
the beliefs taught Il found weak
SPOT in the wall and when / touched II
a. hole was made big enough TO crawl
through. The foundation was not
sound" he said
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
WAS HOTEL CASHIER.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago. III. Dec. 1i.-Alfral G.
Cooper. arrested in New York To-
night. is under indictment here on a
charge OF cnbezzIing s50.9S0 while
acting as cashier and bookkceper at
the Stratford hotel. He lett the hotel
last Octotcr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
WORK OF CONGRESS-.
senate Considers Phiiippine Govern.
ment and Pure Food Bills.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Washington. Dec. 1.-THE senate
today considered the Philippine gov
ernment and pure food bills. Sena.
tor Foraker presented tariff amend
ment to the Philippine bin. but on
complaint OF Senator Dubois and 9th
er senator's that this provision had
not been contemplated when the sen
ate entered inio an agreement to
vote on the bill next Friday, It was
withdrawn
A number of seniipublic bills were
passed.
In the House.
The urgent ficicncy bill and sev-
eral other bills of public nature we're
passed by the house.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15

riage as If she, had been an entire
stranger to this community. As soon
rs the crowd recognized Mrs Chad.
wick who was surrounded by United
States Marshals Kumb and Kelker OF
New York, there was spontaneous
u,burst Of jeers, whistles and shouts
of coarse epithetg.
The crowd was increased by others
hat were attracted by the commotion
'eoplc ran from all directions and
'rowded about the central figure NJ
he case and not until the police were
allied upon could the officers attempt
% conduct their prisoner to her car.
riage.
The jeers and boots, however, were
aiken up along the entire line and rs
ZACH square that brought the par v
learer the business center was past.-
I'd the crowd continued to increase.
Police Had TO Use Clubs.
There was veri.abe blockade in
ront of the federal building and the
lolice We're Obliged 10 use clubs 10
frive the crowd back The party en-
cred the building at rear doorway.
Mrs.. Chadwick was taken at once to
he office of the clerk of the United
States court. She and her attorney
had a conference. After the usnc
formalities the party started for the
lail. They pacsed through streets
With thronged curbs only TO run the
gauntlet OF another mob that had
been gathering for hours. Into the
all the prisoner was hurried 10 the
accompaniment OF more shows and
ieers. Mrs. Chadwick answered the
lEaal questions OF the Jail officials
ind was assisted to her cell.
Her Clothing Searched.
No sooner had she entered than
she tainted but soon revived. She
was searched by the matron of the
all but nothing was taken from her.
Three federal indictments againsf
Mrs. Chadwick charge her with aid
,ng and abetting officers of a national
bank to defraud the institution. and
two charge her with conspiring
against the United States.
OF four indictments against Presi-
den Beckwith Of the C5erlin bank
two charge aim with misapplic1tion
7f the funds of the national bank. one
with. conspiracy 70 commit an offense
against the United States, and one
with certifying to checks when M
funds were on hand The indictments
against Cashier Spear are the same
as those against Beckwith.
Shouts Of where's the m3ney7s
Shouts of Here's the notes" and
Where's the money! greeted Mr..
Chadwick upon her appearance and as
the viciousness m the mob daxued
upon her she seemed 10 sIow faint
and wavercd as though about to fall
II seemed that but for the deputies
supporting her The must utterly cOl
lapse.
The arrival Of the woman was
most spectacular in every reflect
and in marked contrast 10 her preTi
Gus arrivals in her home city. Al
soon as the police could clear a way
the officers l9d their prisoner oul
-.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE MEN.
Discuss Plans fer eetterina Their
Operating Service.
By the Associated Press.

bf tue AEHoNtdASu Al0oc-
Chicago. Dec. Uniformity Of
equipment and standardization OF tel.
cphone apparatus wss the chief topic
at todays session Of tho Independent
Telephone association. President
James of toe Minnesota Independent
Telephone aSsocia ion of Mankato.
MINI. who was be principal slkeakers
declared that standardization Of appa-
ratus was imperative ia The operaF-
ing field. II the indepeRaent comran-
les expect sueees sful reguil< James
urged the independent telephene nen
to bring she s andard of their spparst-
US up to that which is used By tie
Bell company. asserting that this IS
the only way in which satisfactory sd.
vanesmenl eau be made
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
hor As nAn As REPORTED.

BY The ANsoclateu Press.
Mukden, Doc. i4.-Late dispatches
from Port Arthur, by way of Chcfoo,
declare the situation there Is by no
means as desperate as it Is repre-.
sented by foreign newspaper die
patches. The line of the main de.
tense OF forts is unbroken and there
Is plenty Of ammunition and food.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
CAUGHT IN NEW YoRK.
Alfred c. Lewis. Who Embezzled s5o,-
600 From Chicago Hotel.
BY the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
New York, Dec. 1i.-By direction
Of the Chicago police. where he is
wanted upon charge Of having em-
bczzled s50.000 from the Stratford
Hotel company. last October. Alfred
G. Lewis. OF that city. was arrested
here tonight Lewis real name is
Alfred G. Cooper. He denies he is
the man wanted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
IOWA BANK eReAks.

BY the Associated Press.
Cedar Rapids. Ia. Dec. 1.-THE
Bank OF Olin. owned by E. E. Sny-
der. assigned today, Liabilities,
s1Js.oOO: assets. sl7i.00o. Assets in
elude sl63.00O loans. some OF which
are considered poor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
sEvAsTAPoL DESTROYED.

BY the Associated Press
Toxic. Dec. l5. CnoonD D--lt is report
ed that the Japane,e have successful
ly torpedocd the Russian battleship
Sevastapol
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
CAN'T GIVE OWN CHILDREN
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Divorced Wife Of King Of saxony Pc
titions Him for Permissi7n.

Dl UT at1-WNEtEtsl = 7 Vt
Dresden. Dec. 1.-THE divorcsd
wife Of the king OF Saxony is report
ed to have sent a request 20 the king
that she be allowed to give Christmas
presents to her i've children. ineIui-
ing the crown prince. Permission has
not yet been granted nor is there the
slghtes. probability Of asquiescenee
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
DRANK cARsotlc ACID.


Sour Lake. TEX. Dec l4.-Thomas
M Grant, aged IS, soath Dakota,
committed suicide here today by
swallowing csrbolic acid. Grant came
to Sour Lake several days ago as 4
legal representative Of a St Louis
irealty company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
RocKEFELtER GIVES MONEY
TO NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY

Lincoln. Neb.. Dec. lf.-Regents OF
he University of Nebraska today de
cided TO accept gift Of sG6.090 frou
John ID. Rockefeller for the erection
Of building TO be used for religious
purpoees.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
WILSON ELECTED PRESIDENT.
Nv fhe kssoefated Press.

Washington, Dec. 1f-At the an
nusl meeting today Of the American
Forestry association James Wilson.
secretary Of agriculture, was eleeteo
president.