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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
TELLING WORK
AGAINST FRAUD
pcsToFFlcE DEPARTMENTS
VIGOROUS WAR ON GRAFT
ING CONCERNS SHOWS EF-
FEcTivE RESULTS.
BY the AssoeIatea Pross.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington, Dec. 22. r. p. Good
win. assistant attorney of the general
postoffice department in his annual
report says the number OF fraudulent
concerns has been greatly reduced in
consequence of vigorous enforcement
of the postal laws The result is
shown by the marked decrease in
the number Of complaints received.
There were l44 fraud orders issued
during the year and % orders were
issued against foreign lottery COM
panies and Their agents who we're
found to be operating through the
mails. Much has been done in the
direction OF excluding from the mails
publications containing obscene ami
suggestive illuetrations, advertise
ments and other matter considered
unfit for circulation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
SIMPLY TO WATCH" HIM.
Russia Doeen'. Believe jap Squadron
Going South viii Tackle
RojestVensky.
ny the Associated Press.

Nv the Associated ptess
ST Petersburg, Dec 22.-The an
nouncement that four Japanete cruis-
ers and twelve torpedo boats are pro
ceeding west from Singapore is re-
ceived here with much interest It is
not believed. however, that such q
small squadron can have been sen;
out by Japan with any idea OF engag
ing in offensive operations, but 1t II
regarded as more probable tAat it Il
the purpose OF this squadron TO keel
surveillance over the two detacn
ments OF the Russian fleet which arr
expected soon 20 unite in tie neiga
borhcod of Madagascar.
/, is generally believed that Ro1e3t
rensky Intends 10 establish naya
coallng base ON some small island be
tween Madagascar and the Phil p
p.nes, and that the Japanese CRUISING
squadron hopes to mark down th'
rendezvous for Togo's information
The hope is expressed that Roiest
vensky win be able to catch up witt
the japanese scouts. which. Il Is be
lieved he could easily destroy, there
by weakening the Japanese in tn
final naval engagement
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
DR.. CHADWICK is
ALSO INDICTED
Gu, ahoga County Grand Jury
Finds Bill Against Him
He: WILL Be ARRESTED
AS SOON AS HE LANDS mi NEW
YORK = NEWS DID NOT FAzE
MRS. CHADWICK, WHO DE.
cLlKEp TO TALK.
Dy the AssoeIated rress.

By the Associated PTess.
Cleveland. Dec. ~. The county
grand jury tlis afternoon returned in
dictments against both Doctor and
Mrs. Chadwick on charge Of forging
the name Of Andrew Carnegie to
no.e for s5.000.000 in May, 1902.
Sheriff Barry VIII go TO New York
10 take DR.. Chadwick into custody as
soon an the latter arrives from Eu.
rope. 1t is stated arrangements have
already been made for Or. Chad
wicl''s extradition
Didn't Faze Mrs. Chadwick.
When informed Of the grand jury's
action this afternoon Mrs. Chadwick
seemed little conc srned and asked
icny il there had hesn any one else
indicted, mentioning The name Of a
person who has figured IN the case
to some extent She declined to make
any ta;ement
This Is the third lime Mrs Chad
wick has been indicted BY the coun-
4 ~ grand jury, bur It Is the first in
stance Of her husbands name appear
ing in legal proceedings In the case
The indictments already returned
against Mrs Chadwick are similar to
hose voted today except they cover
notes OF s250.00o and 100000 signed
Andrew Carnegie
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
FRANCE MEANS BUSINESS.
lnstructs Minister and AN Frsnchmen
to Leave Fez in II Days.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Paris, Dec. ga dispatch from
Tangier to the Matin says;
owing to the proposal of the sui
tan Of Morocco 10 dispense with the
services of the French military mis-,
sion, the French minister informed
the council OF minister's that his gov
ernment had instructed him to defer
his departure for Fez pending further
orders. The minister has Instructed
the military mission TO leave Fee inn
mediately for Tangler and has writ
len the French vice consul to leave
t2 days after the receipt OF the letter
with all Frenchmen in the city. This
opens a crisis which will become seri-
Gus should the sultan remain obdu-
rate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
THE PALACE WAS
LOCKED ON HER
PRINCESS LOUISE MADE AN uN.
EXPECTED VISIT TO ORES
DEN TO SEE HER CHILDREN
BUT WAS DENIED PRIVILEGE
DRIVEN FROM CITY.
BY the Associated press.

By the Associated Press.
Dresden. Dec 22.-Former Crown
Princess Louise arrived here unex-
peetedly today. Accompanied by a
lawyer she proceeded 70 the palace
and asked to see her children. King
Frederick was away on a shooting ex-
cursion, but those IN authority az the
palace peremptcrIly refused Later,
BY direction OF the mini ters. the po-
lice notified the princess she mus
leave the city by four p. m. She
took train for Leipsig, designing 10
return to Vienna Public sympathy
strongly faycrs allowing the princess
TO see her children once year. as the
German Law provides in the case OF
mo- hers divorced for she most flag
rant offenses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
KILLED siSTERIN.LAW
AND THEN SLEW HIMSELF
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Akron, o. Dec. 22.-Gecrge Billings
this evening shct and killed bic els
term law, Mrs II. G. Squires. and
then killed himself They had quar-
relied. Billings fired the contents Of
a shotgun into the woman's back a.
she was preparing supper. then reload
cd he ran and blow of his own head
The woman's hu band Is serving q
sentence in the Ohio state psniten,i
airy for robbery
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
AurLsALooN LEAGUE.

sy the Associated Press
c lunbUs. o. Dec. 22.-The eNecu
tive committee Of the American AMT
salocn league closed its meeting here
,o7ay after laying plans 70 extend tae
org .niza,ion info di iricts whiea
have not heretofore been pens rated
Il vas announced that the league nov
has in sight sufficient funds to carr
out all is piana for the coming yen
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
ANOTHER IOWA BANk
GOES TO THE WALL

By the Associated Press.
Sioux City. Iowa. Dec. 22.-The
Dedhah Savings bank of Dedham,
Iowa. is closed and the president, j.
C.. Calaon, who left ostensibly for
funds. cannot be found. lie is said
TO be short a5oat $4,000 and the
bank has commenced suit against
him for the amount The bank had
sc0. coo deposits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
THE WILL STANDS.
And woman's travelling Companion
Gets Cool Million.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
San Francisco, Dec. 22.-The will
Of Miss Bertha NJ. Dolbeer,s who was
killed by falling from an upper floor
of the waldorf.Astoria hotel, New
York. was today sustained hy the
fury in the superior court. In the
will. which was contested by her nesr
relatives. Miss Dolbeer give the
greater part Of her million collar e.
tate to her friend and travelling con-
nanion. Miss Eta NJ Warren.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
ALAskA's POPULATION.
Placed at 5e.oso, Of Which 2e.55o are
Whites, by Governors Report.
.lr the AasocIated Press-

3y the Associated Press
Washington, Dec. 22. Tho annual
report of Governor Brady Of Alaska
estimates the total while population
a 2G.550 with the possibility OF a
mall increase in the native popu a
tion since he 1904 census which
made the total number of natives 90,
$50. The report asks for better trans
portatlon facilities. representl ion by
delegates in congress-. Legislation 4
encourage the home ecker and home
builder, and for the detail OF one OF
more gunboats 20 cruise in Alaskan
waters TO project industries there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
BEET SUGAR SEED DOWN.

BY the Associated Press.
Bay City, Mich. Dec. 22.-The Mich,
igan Beet Sugar Manufacturers asso
citation today decided 20 lower the
price of sugar beet seed from Is to
10 cents a pound.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
AGAINST "oPEN SHOP"
New York Hat and Cap Make . go on
a Strike.

Dv the Associated Presa
New York, Dec. ga strike
against the open shop was begun
here today by the United Goth Ha
and Cap Makers union. In 10 facto.
ries notices were posted at noon to
day announcing that shops would
hereafter be open"
The employees. acting under order.
from their unions, at cnee quit work
The unions claim that 1880 cap
makers are out, and declare the re
naming thirty or forty shops in the
city will also be added 10 he strike II
notices are posted in them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
IIAmMERsuRe GUILTY.

BY the Associated Press,
Two Harbors. Mimi, Dec. 22.-The
iury after being out over ten hours
returned a verdict of murder in the
first degree against o. H. Hammer
burg for the murder of Andrew Blum.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
THREATEN TO DESTROY TOWN


By the Associated Press.
Tangie.. Dee. ga courier from
Aicazar. about sixteen miles north
cast Of Tangier. states that tribes
men have surrounded Aicazar ans
threaten 10 ssck the town unless the
French consul and one British sub
ie.f are handed over te them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
CODY BANK RossER CAUGHT

BY the Associated Press.
Basin, Wyo., Dec. 22.-Boh Erwin
who is supposed t. be one of fhe two
Cody bank robbers. has been captured
and is in Jail here awaiting identifi,
cation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
PAT HAoERTY sTILL.AT LARGE
BY the Associated Prese. 4

BY the Associated PTesc.
Phoenix. Ariz.. Dec. 22.-No attempt
has been made 10 arrest patTiok Hag
erty. The miseing cashier CT the E X
hcm bank Of O'Noin. Neb., wao. the
officers say. is in the city and m
Ger Surveillance. HEgsr y is asven.y
years old. Captain Mcdonald, wha
are. ted McGrsevey. says Hageriy
had $1,000 in bis possession.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
ILLINOIS TOWN
BURNING Up
FIRE AT WASH6uRN DESTROYS
$4,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY.
MANY BUILDINGS BURN - NO
FIRE DEPARTMENT..
ev Tho Assoojated press.

BY The Associated Press.
Washburn, ILL.,, Dec. 2&-Fire which
started at 1870 this morning (Friday)
m Martins general store house at
this hour (2:l0 a. m) destroyed i've
business buildings and eleven other
buildings seem doomed. The town
has no fire department.
The loss will probably reach forty
thousand dollars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23

Surgeon General Rixey, U. s. n,
enjoys the distinction of having been
decorated by tie Spanish ruler. He
rendered service to officers and men
Of the Santa Maria upon the occasion
of an explosion on that vessel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
SKIPPED WITH
NELSON'S MONEY
TED" MURPHEY, "BATTLiNG's"
MANAGER, TAKES FRENCH
LEAVE or FRISCO, CARRY
ING WITH HIM $4,000 OF PU.
GiLisT's MONEY.

BY the Associated Press.
San Francisco, Cal, Dec 22.-"Bat.
Ting" Nelson, pugilist, applied To-
night for a warrant for the arrest Of
Ted" Murphey, his manager al!eg
ing thar Murphey had left the ety..
taxing with him $4,000 belonging to
Nelson
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
FRANCE DEMANDS PROTECTION.
By the Associated Press.

Tangier. Dec. 22-Tbe French min
lister has demanded that the sultan
take action for tbe protection Of the
consul at Aleazar. detachment Of
imperial troops has -lefs Tangier. pre-
sumably for Alcazar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
MONTE ATTELL WHIPS
JOHNNY REGAIN
Associated Press

BT The AssOcIa-el FIess.
st. Louis. Dec. z2.-After hatsiing
.Ionte Atteli Ct San Francisco 10
s-anas.iil during the first nine rounds
Of what was 70 have teen twsn-y-
round q. Jimmy Regan Of New lors
vas knocked out in the seventeenth
round tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
TORPEDO soATs ESCAPE.
3, TIE Associated press.

Bl llt NaafIIIaIt'I U I'75
London. De- 22.--The Telegraph 2
Chefoo correspondent reports eight
:-rneao boar destroyers have escaped
from Port Arthur where, for The last
"a hours. he SAYS severe snow
.torm hes been raging.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
PHIL BROCK KNOCKED OUT.

By the Associated Press
Cleveland Dec. 22-"Johnny" Ke
ly of Chicago knocked out Phil
Brocl, Of Cleveland in the nineteenth
round tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
FORMER SENATOR sHouP DIES.

Boise, Idaho, Dec. 22.-George l..
Shoup, former United States senator
from Idaho, died at his home here
today in his sixty-eighth year, after
an illness lasting several weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23

Mrs. Fairbanks. wife of the vice
president-elect and present general OF
the National society, ID. A. R., has
requested all chapters TO no;G a CO
lonial tea on Jan. 6. the wedding an
niversary of George and Martha
Washington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
5000 FIRs a. eHAMpAIaN.

Champaign. H.. Dec. ga block
Of buildings en- the north side Of Main
street burned tonight The loss viii
exceed fllty .a5gsaad-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-23
wARsHIps AFTER ISLANDS.
' lh. kss,rraled Press.

By lhs Associated Press
Sidney. n. s W. Dec. 22.-Two
British warships have sai-ol for tie
Tonga Islands. Il is repor ed with the
intention to annex .hem.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-21
S(AR. ADA STRUCK
PEARL HARbOR RIFF

The schooner Ada of French Frigate
Shoal fame has again come into public
notice; this time by running ashore in
Ptarl Harbor. After her last saving
trip to the Shoal the little schooner's
owner. Alec. Dowsett, took her from
Captain Weisbarth and had her refit.
ted to run In the firewood trade. The
schooner was coming up from Pearl
Harbor last Saturday on one of her
first trips when tht accident happened.
The Ada left Puuloa early In the aft
ernoOn with load OF firewood for this
city. When she was almost out OF
Pearl Lochs, she struck calm and
put about to go back and anchor In the
harbor. On her way back she ran
aground on bank on the outer side
of the shark pen.
After endeavoring In vain for some
time to get the vessel off telephone
message was sent for assistance. The
tug Rover, Captain II. II. Caughell,
was sent to the Ada's aid, arriving on
the scene at about p. m. After about
three.quarters of an hours hard work
the Rover succeeded In floating the
schooner which made the trip to Ho!
nolum safely.
1t Is not thought that the Ada has
been damaged to any extent as the
bank she was on was sandy. She will
he carefully examined as soon as she
has discharged her cargo OF tirewood.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-21
CORRESPONDENTS ON BOARD.

On board the transport Buford,
which is now in port, are two war cor
respondents Of worldwide reputation
who are on their way to the Orient to
observe the progress Of the Russo
japanese war. George KEENAN, gained
fame by his expose of the conditions
existing In Siberia in which country
he travelled extensively. These same
writings gained him Russia's undying
hatred and he is not allowed to enter
the Cars empire. On one occasion
when he tried to do so, he was arrest
ed and sent out. Mr.. KEENAN, now
hopes to enter Russian territory with
victorious japanese army. Mrs. Ken
nan accompanies him.
Frederick w. unger. the author Of
with Bobs and Kruger" also intends
to 60 the the Orient to gather ma
terial. Mr. Unger made name In the
South African war when he. after meet
ing with many adyersities, finally sue
oeeded in doing most excellent work.
He intends to write book on the jap
anese war on similar lines as his work
on the Boer conflict.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-21
CONCERT IS PROMISED

Those who were fortunate enough
to hear Madam Slapoffski sing at tho
roof garden entertainment Saturday
night received a rare treat for they en-
joyed what is certainly the best voice
ever heard In Honolulu.
This lady is recognized throughout
England and Australia as the equal II
not the superior to Melba.
A concert Is being arranged, which
will probably take place next Monday.
when the Madame will be assisted by
some OF the best local talent.
Those who heard her sing are pro-
fuse in the praise OF her magnificent
voice and the concert will be a great
event In the musical circles of Homo
lulu,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-21
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

OILS.
Judge Lindsay has returned from his
trip to Kauai.
Treasurer A. N. Kepoikai has re-
turned from Maui
The new game of Finch at Arleigh
& Co.'S. the booksellers.
p. II. Brunette, 10 Merchant st., wilt
cash Government treasury warrants
Kukswaugnter-Fine drink for
athletes and box-ighters-at the Pan
theon.
A store on Alakea street opposite
Occidental hotel, Is offered for rent.
See ad, page s.
Kaanana. who pleaded guilty to raw
ishing a seven-year-O child, will he
sentenced tomorrow.
A dance in honor Of the visitors on
board the Buford is to be given at the
Young hotel this evening.
Sewing machines cleaned and re-
paired at Watson 4 Vests, 1862 Hotel
Machines called for and delivered.
Any one having a good, well-broken
horse for sale will do well to call on
Farm Cornn, corner King and McCully
streets.
sealed proposals VIII be received at
the Custom House for furnishing
lights. water, Ice, etc. For particulars
see ad. page s.
inc =; s. a. trahsport buiord Is
way Island and Guam at 5 o'clock to-
W. r.s...s 49,, n s,,,,,
noarna q, ~" pa,,oo c,nr, .h,, ' ,',o ap
ing, charged with vagrancy, They
were both discharged.
The case Of J. H. Harrison, charged
with embeziement, came up before
1uuse D,ekey 'n,s iorenooh put was
''n''noeu "n''' M"''n co.
seventeen members OF the Lesisia-
financial matters this afternoon
possoro., ,on,r,,,o ,ou c Ala.
- ,v u.pu Ills pc. o. o. n,a
hn,nI. w snu,n ' ,rn,o oss $3.50, q. 'U"'
Ia ga ounon g, Tal Main 90
.,>..
an auJou,heu ,heeuhs vi Tue s'ock-
hoiaers OF .ne l. !. Ie'esraph Co., LID
VIII be held IN Castle Cooke Hall,
tuesday, March 22nd. at $3.50 p. IN.
| Messrs. Lemon & French have opened
the Mint saloon again at the old stand
on Nuuanu street, where they will be
pleased to welcome their old friends.
| patron,ze bome ,ndustrv. whom VIM
need starch order pia or Hawaiian
starch. All grocers keen IL for sale.
costs no more and IA superior IN anv
,,,no-.aa
BOOKS worm readlhg, nVe tor dol'
lar. Special sale. Wall, Nichols.
ARABIC" stops leaks in iron roofs
and reduces the temperature fully 10
degrees. II il guaranteed nv the Cal
ifornio Eood Co Gov &c vo.rs h,, :,
,,,,, ,.,, ,,,o IL.
"ii '''' " ''e'e
Inc french snip Asnieres, captain
louze, arrived on diamond Heau TINS
afternoon after q quick TRIP OF l2Z
| ou!s from CaruiH. She brings ioaa
Vi coai cohsisheu 10 'he NAVAL Stat'oh.
Pete Johnson and Oregeiro Martin
were sent to jail for thirty and ten days
eap.e'ineg or Vasrahey; james
vi IVY oil nh.r1.d ,;,h vaarana,.
were discbarped
Tb. c.sos =, a,,oor r,,ros ora Ian
anese pamh,ers were called :, ,h. Do
n r,'... ~ - 500,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-21

Picture frames are made by Homo
lulu Philosophy Co. An immense
lew stock Of mouldings has Just been
received and is the finest assortment
ever shown in Honolulu. Samples are
now ready.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-21

City Editor: See here! In your ac-
count of Congressman Crookit's funer-
al, you continually refer to his 'prema-
ture demise. Reporter: Well. he was
a young man, and City Editor: But
that scamp's demise couldn't possibly
be too Observation-Disclosures Led
ger.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-21

Sales--5oO McBryde, So; $50 Nc
Bryde, 81; 10 McBryde, 81.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.5t eents
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-27
JAMES

calling
Fftffth Fiftysx
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-27
DRUMMER BOY"
FIGHTING HARD
Pie Brigade Stand. at
His Back.
CHANCES ARE BRIGHT
indications are that Blackburn Has
Carried the 9Th District
Time Expected in the
State of wilkes Next
Monday.
Especial to News and Observer

NHPCCIdl " news and observer
WinstonSalem, N. c., March Pct
locks like Blackburn in the Eighth dis
trict, though the returns are not all in
Nom the various county conventions held
today This place being the gateway for
Republican pilgrims travelling from the
icWer end OF the district to the upper end
is good place to hear the news and
to listen to the prophecies of the polite
lans. And those prophecies tonight are
to the effect that on next Thursday
Blackburn's forces will win the nomina-
ton for him, if they have to wade through
blood to do it. His supporters are of
the desperate type, being nothing more
than the ravenous pie brigade, apd that
most raVenous type Of RE eaters, the red
legged grass-hopper revenues, who are
used to looking down gun barrels tor the
sake OF a few ices.
do not find Republican here or in
Greensboro VINO wants ia see Blackburn
Win. There are several reasons for this.
One reason is they are afraid OF what
might happen to them if he should dish
out the pie for the whole State hereafter.
Another reason Is that they say they are
tired OF seeing his avoidupois parading
around the country. Still another rea-
son is to be found in the fact that there
is nc telling just where the nerve OF the
na9y-homed gentleman may lead him, il
he should sweep the stakes in the Eighth
But Notwithstanding all these things there
is an admiration for his Wonderful power.
OF organization and his seeming ndffe1-
encc to the accusations of his rivals.
however true they may be. One of the
rcst prominent Republicans in the State
said today that there is no man in the
country who would dare face the people
after telegraphing to Norman, of Surry,
la denial that he had built that house in
Greensboro except Blackburn.
But he will face anything He never
has cared for what people say of him.
He is sure he can tell the mountain peo-
pie, 1T is all a Democratic lie and
they Will believe him. He will install his
family temporarily in a summer cot
tage n Wilkes during the campaign and
get some of hs henchmen to swear that he
resides there, and will actually make the
people believe that he is prosecuted with
all sorts of lies. The man that believes
that Blackburn can be phased by any ac-
cus&tion in the world don't know him.
It's stock went temporarily down ten
Continued on Page Thirteen.)
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-27
Japanese Suspend Advance.
(By the Associated Press

Lao, Yang, Manchuria, March 26-Gen-
eral Mishtchenko has been informed that
the japanese have suspended their advance
on the Ping Yang-Aniu line. Three thou
sand Japanese troops are stationed at
Anju and l 900 at Pak-Chieng, while forty
Japanese Warships and transports are an
chored at Chinanpo.
According to Russian advices. the OBJ
ject of the Japanese is to turn the Rus
SLAMS flank, for which they are awaiting
the concentration of their armv
a Cossack patrol encountered a Japan
csc post near PakChieng March "a, and
exchanged shots. While retiring the Cos
sacks met Japanese patrol and opened
fire, with the result that one Japanese
officer, one man and a horse were killed.
The Russian force suffered no casualty.