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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
TREATY FAVORED
BY SENATORS
Democratic Caucus in Favor OF
the Canal.
ASK FOR INFORMATION
REGARDING EVENTS CONNECTED
WITH THE PANAMA REvo,
LUTON.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
Washington, Jan % Democratic
senators were in conference almost
three hours today on the Panama ques
tion and when they adjourned It was
announced the conference had agreed
upon resolutions to be presented TO the
senate asking for all the correspond
ence between the United States and
Colombia since the negotiations of the
Hay.Herran treaty, also directing the
senate committee on foreign relations
10 inquire into the events connected
with the Panama revolution.
During the conference there was
more or less reference to the merits
of tn canal treaty and in this connec-
ton several senators expressed them,
selves very anxious to secure the can.
al Some went SO far as TO say that
they would vote for the treaty. but all
condemned the mothod OF the admins.
tration in connection with the Panama
uprising. Senator Money was among
hose who announced themselves for
the treaty
Senator Clay and others expressed
themselves as very desrous that an
amcabe arrangement be secured with
Colombia, and in this Connection hope
was expressed that the United States
would see its way clear to accept the
proposition said to have been made
IN General Reyes that the United
States should pay Colombia $l,000,o00.
Among those who sope in opposi-
tion TO the treaty were Senators Baily,
Morgan and Tillman Some speakers
who took the opposite view SHARPLY
criticised those who favored the treaty
There was no effort to secure q
rule for united action on the treaty
and the general opinion among the
senators Is that there Will be no such
effort unless positive information
should be secured showing the com
plicity Of this government in the Pan
anna rebellion,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
GOVERNOR TAFT
SAYS PHILIPPINES
ARE TRANQUIL
Great Need Of Railroads in the Islands
Census TO be Published Next
October

BY the Associated Press.
san Francisco, Cal, Jan. 23.--GoT
ernor Taft, who arrived from the
Philippines this morning left fol
Washington this Afternoon In an in
terview with the Associated Press
Gov Taft said conditions in the Phil
ippines were better than ever before
and he doubted if greater tranquility
ever prevailed. even under the Span.
lsh administration.
He said also that the greatest needs
OF the islands. were railroads, but
present Indications point to great ac.
tivity in railroad building there.
"The census will be published in
October next" he said, and on that
date. provided the coutry is as tran
quill as at present. the government
will authorize the election Of assem-.
bly, of not less than fifty or more than
H
bly, will be legislative body co-ord-
mate with the commission. passing
all enactments for the government
territory It will be provided, how
ever. that should it fail al any time
to pass necessary appropriations the
governor and treasurer will have pow
er to do so.
"This will give the present com.
mission two and a half more years
in which to complete their arrange
ments for the government
islands and the enactment of what
they consider necessary legislation,
Gov. Taft said that at present the
Filipinos arc not capable of self.goy.
eminent and to rake a prediction
on the subject would be looking too
far into the future
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
MRS. BECHTEL.
SOON ACQUITTED
Jury Decides She Is net Guilty Of Grim.
inaI knowledge Regarding Muir
der Of Daughter.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
Allentown, Pa. Jaa % Mrs Cath.
crime Bechtel mother of Mabel Bech-
tel who was found murdered last
October. was today acquitted Of the
charge OF being accessory to the muir
der after the fact
Her trial occupied nine days and the
jury deliberated one hour before ren.
dering verdict of nor guilty Mrs.
Bechtel was Immediately released
from custody and went to aer homo,
accompanied by her sons and daugA-
ers.
Martha. her youngest daughter and
her sons John and Charles. are under
indictment on similar charges but
their trials have been postponed antil
the April term Of court.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
DETECTIVES RELEASED
Three Officers Arrested for kllinu
Father and Son in California
Are Exonerated.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Los Angeles, Cal. Jan 23- Detec
tives Hawley, Murphy and Cowen, ar
rested on the charge of manslaughter
for killing Joseph and Louis Choisser,
father and son, in this city December
r. today were ordered released by
Justice Chambers, who exonerated
them for the killing
Joseph Choisser was wanted in
Equality, H.. on the charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
While resisting arrest they were shot
and killed by the detectives. An at.
tempt was made to hold the detectives
for the shooting ON the ground of in
sufficient warrant for the arrest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
MASONIC TEMPLE
THE SCENE OF
EXCITING FIRE
Flames in Fidh Story Of the Big Build.
ing Causes cmfWyp OF Four
Thousand Persons.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
Chicago. Jan. p. Damage caused
By fire in the Masonic Temple today
Is estimated At $20o0o Through the
prompt and heroic action Of the elt-
yator men and other employees the
A09a occupants of the building were
nut Of the structure within half hom.
Nine persons We're slightly injured
The fire was said to have been caused
by q lighted match carelessly thrown
into a pile Of excelsior in room on
the hfth aoor
That damage TO property and IN.
diyiduals was not greater was prob.
ably dGe 70 the efficiency Of the fire
drill Of employees organized since the
lroqnoia theatre fro When the great
bell az the top Of the rotnnda sounded
the alarm every iantor engineer and
fireman in the building responded, ana
long before the fire department reach.
ed the scene the temple fire brigade
had attached hose 70 stand pipes which
extend from the basement to the roof
of the structure and eight streams
af water were Turned upon the can
llasration by the volunteer Gremen.
The fire department uaed but little
Of It's hose. the building equipment be.
ina called into use.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
RIOTOUS STUDENTS
MUST APOLOGIZE
BY the Assoclated Press.

Chicago Jan 25-Eighiy-liye stu.
dents # thC Agmanr IHstifata eom-
posing almest ,he entire senior elass
have been suspended ruiil they apalo
gizs 10 the ticket seller at the Twenty
sixth street station Of the elevated
railroad The maiariy, it IS said have
agreed to apollo TIE. TIE students
broke down a turnstile al the station.
formed flying wedge aud charge1
M the stairs. and later created
rlotoas disturbance on an elevated
train.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

East Liycrppol O., Jan. e3-Bust
ness is practically at staudstil be
cause or high water IN thc Ohio river
Hundreds Of families here and at
Welsvlle. O, have been compelled
20 move on account of food, some be.
ing taken from second story windows
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
THE EXPOSITION TO
BORROW MONEY
And Give Lien en- Gate Rece;pts to
Guarantee Lean From the
Government

ny The Associated Press.
Washington, Jan 23. Chairman
TUwneY of the house committee of in.
dustrial arts aud exhibitions will intro.
dnee a BIN providing for "A laan df
5i,50e.0 0u9 for the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition The loan Is % be gnaran.
taed by a len on the gate receipts
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
KID MCCOY a BANKRUPT,

f3y the Associated Press
N2w York, Jan y Norman seihy.
pugllist known as kid Mccoy filed
voluntary petition in baukrupey To-
day Liabilities $e5.9f6; assets sl50
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24

diction stipulated in present and fu.
ture conventions with the United
States for the construction aud forti
featiou Of the intar-oceanic route
transit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
RICH RADlUM EARTH.
By Associated Press.

Austin. Tex, Jan. 23-What is
claimed to be the ricest radium
bearing earth in the world has been
discovered in the Llano gold and coal
fields
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
SLEIGH RIDING
Is DISASTROUS


BY Associated Press.
Dubuque Ia, Jan 23.-- Four young
ladies' members of a sleigh riding
party were probably fatally injured
today in a runaway Tho two Misses
FLYNN George and Rittie Namier.
sustained borken ribs and were IN.
jured internally. Eleven other girls
sustained injuries
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
NEW CRUISER LAUNCHED.

By The Associated Press.
Newport News. Va. Jan. - The
cruiser Charleston was successfnliy
launched n Newport News today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
CEMENT COMPANY FAILS.
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
New York, ain. PA petition in
bankruptcy was filed for Sears. Hum.
bert e Co. cement manufacturers.
Liabilities. $29i,f77:: assets. si5a,s6o.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-24
LODGE MAN DEAD.

ly the Associated Press.
Dixon. Ill, Jan. 81 Fred z. Han.
ION. supreme director OF the Court i
Honor died today
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13

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Gin & |. = Geo. Scout,
Elm 81 Sabre an Der Sinclair Cane
in Baltimore : County mobnboitcr
Sormer, nnroe geitern i'm mittlcrcll
Yoli5eioiltrift perbaitet, meil er &ii.
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Staot fubr, obre bonn 8eiunobcitS-
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iiten, iuie cine Dor elm poar Mtonoten
bonn Mapor itnb Staotratb paiiirte
Seroromlng poridreibt. Sr. aoonb
perlongte i'm mittleren Stotionsball.
ie, Dob iein Sau Dem @erid)t iibcripie-
len pcrbe lno Iteate giirgidoit. gr
mill cineu Seitfoa boraus maden.
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gclter lit fem Mnipolt. Sim Wtontag
Id)on murDe Der GARNER Wm. Glocr
bon Baltimore /. County oeilelben
&ergebens ipegen i'm mittleren Oi.
thrift perbaftet ulo bonn Soli5eiridter
@ronnan I'm 50 unb Soften g%eltraft.
Or. goslep iaete geltcrn, oob er Or
lollbniBideinc on alle Y%erionert, ipel'
dc &iidetlobfdIle II. |. ~. ATS Sotels,
&eitutrationen, Yripatbaliern II. |.
~. einiamfneIn mollen, mad elmer &C.
nallen Snipeftion ser @agen ni,o
gbiaabebdlter ailsiteIen iperbe, nit
Der Yebingung icood,, oab oiele IN
Der allIage Ser Baltimore Sanitorp
Contracting 60" abSeliefert peroell
miiiicn. SammeIn bon aumpen, &iio-
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id)rGnfung auferlegt, nod miro es
Gigcntbiimern bon Sotcls iilo eb'
balliern perbcten, Set, Dos tie III tb'
rem Embellishments iaitttteln ooer
alisldmel5en, at berfaitfert.