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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
PREPARED FOR
ANY EMERGENCY
DR.. Chadwick Will Be Held By
New York Police
DUE TO ARRIVE TODAY
ON TIE STEAMSHIP PRETORIA
WIRELESS MESSAGE APPRls-
as DOCTOR or FITS IN
DlcTMENT.


New york, rec 2g ElWln D. Bar.
ry, sheriff Of Cuyahaga county, o.,
ss2nt busy day completing arrange
ments for tie eylfaiition 70 Clepe.
land Of Or Leroy Chadwick. husband
Of Mrs Cassie /. Chadwick who. III
reports from the other ide o. the At.
lantic are correc is on loard the
Hamburg-Amerlcaa lina scans hin
Pretoria, due at his pert Thursday.
Apparently every bs.aele to land
ug Dg Chadwick IN Cleveland by
Saturday was remoEel today when
Shorin received from County Prose
4utor Koater affidagita ahoWing that
he husband Of Nrg Chadwick was in
'lcTe and on or about March s, 1903.
yhea according ire grand mry's
ndic moni The notes hearing the sig
aatre of Andrew Carnegie we're
made The aayn been forwarded in
ponse TO a telegram from Sheriff
lasry stating that John r Joyce
Governor Osel' raauis len clerk at
Albany. had declined 10 deliver the
proper PAPERS hcs1uge Il this omis4
SON.
Mr. Barry ao1t cp wes To visit
iolice hcadqanr crs whore he had a
hort conference wil Inspector Nc
1msky The sheriff asked the in.
pector TO aesigu a man to 20 with
rim down the bay en- beard the col
ectorr ting 70 meet the Pretoria
Should he stale authorities decline
0 issae the necessary documents on
echnical GROUNDS, tie sheriff win
,sk the headquarters man to arrest
n Chadwick 50 that he may be held
ong enough TO enab tho Ohio au-
Aorti les 70 deserve all The formali
les Of he pxtradiii1n lIw
| Armed with hts Cleveland aifida-
it, sheriff Barry lcit 81 once for
! ,lrany. Outlining hi1 Plans he sal1:
III Or. Chadwicl. makes no objcc-
en- % the exlradlticn proceedings
shall allow him to remain Ia this
ty long eaeuga to arrange fer his
vn comfor and hat q hi5 daughter.
do rct expect scene when | tel
n. Chadwick hat have come for
im ! do na believe tha TIE plan Of
lr Chadwek's Cleveland friends to
'oard the steamship ahead Of me and
repare him fer my orrand is practic-
bic have beard that such plan
prop sed have been told TINT
erhaps wireless message apprised
lie Doctor Of his Indictment, but |
ave ne. been able u verify .he re-
ort
II was learned to day that prior II
4 s departure from Cleveland for his
ty Sheriff EarY visited Mrs Chad
isk IN jail ara that sfe showed him
letter from her husband st9ting that
le would all for This country on
oard q white Star line steamship in
itead Of 81 IIaF burg American
ne boat Thi was a source Of cong ia
'rable worry 10 the sherif until today
hen ne was assured by the Preto
las agents in his city that the man
anted was on board ihat vessel
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29

certificate to the Republican c1ndi'
late
Tho ooult decided it had 10 inris-
fiction over The board,
Immediately afeer the decision the
board proceeded with the canvass be-
hind closed doors The prccauticn Of
lock ne the doors was taken in or3or
10 prevent service Of writ q ininne-
ton issued by District Judge Ca~p '1-
tar restraining the board fram ISSUING
certificates Of election to tbe Repueit
ean contestants. Cashmere Barela and
7. p Millard.
a deputy sheriff hearing the injnne
on read il through a key hole
certificate to Barela and HIillaT5
certificate TO Brrela and Miiarl
When tho doors were opened the
writs we've served on the members
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
NAN Is SURELY
GOING INSANE.
Now a Physical and Mental
Wreck OF Former Self
LAUGHS HYSTERICALLY
PAyal1lAN DECLARES SHE EE.
oUiREs GOOD CARE whicH
cA@sT ne OBTAINED iN
TCM5s.
nv Ne Asaociated Press.

By she Associated FFess-
New York Bae- 2S Nan Patter'
sons fathaf VINO spent tAe greater
gart az r6a dty with his dWgater in
thc iogbs. aaia aftar aYing her iilat
he feared she was going insaae
"sao II broken down comnletely,
ae said. = tell you my llttle girl IS Q
physical ami aental wracF I'm
NJ. a.d Aa3 snlad giving away under
this dreadful strain. she is wogss
.thaa sha Nas when sac COLLAPSED Al
tar hcaFins of the jnry's disagree
mont hayo sent fer our family pay
sician"
Dr. Mseuire gas sent for lator aad
.aiIer examining Miss Patterson said:
Miss Patl rson i3 in highly ner
yuas and eyen hyaier cal condition
but in my iudgment there need be no
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
BATTERED BY
HEAVY WAVES
unknown STEAMER WITH Hu
MAN LIVES ABOARD LIES ON
ROCKS NEAR CAPE HAT
TERAS.

By the Associated Press
Norfolk. Va, Dec. 2S-Battered by
tbe heavy seas that have be-n lashed
f3 fury Dy q forty mile gale, an nn-
known steamer is helpless on inner
Diamond shoals. eight miles of Cape
H2fteras tonight. and faint lights
seen now and then carlT the message
10 the life saving corps on shore that
there are human lives aboard the
wrecked craft that cannot oe saved
until the wind and sea have calmed
sufficiently to allow the surf boats ta
be launched.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
ASKS FoR A COMMISSION.
IL the - 2.

By the Assoc, ,ated Press.
Denver. Dec 2S-In hi1 petition
asking fire supreme court 10 ap7 .nt
4 con- mission 10 cpen AMI exaune
the ballot toxes used in Denver al
tie recent election GoVeraor-elee'
Adams charges hat cert1in eTiilg ais
posed person are using the saPren.
corr a. q cloak undcr whlcA thay
may nuliify the viii Of the pao2le a.
eonstitationally expIezsad at tao
polls. Tho peaticn iHsis that bow
ever extensive frauds have been Per
pelrafed. he iegll voters haFe nc
e5Hs.i imfionsl r'ght - have azir aal
lots counted. end 10 tlat end efef,
ballot hox in Denver sheell be eHan
CT and it, contents scrutinize1
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
STATE TEACHERS
ARE IN SESSION

liy tie Associated rress.
Springfield III, Dec. 2s-Tae aa.c
teccha.s satciltoa today As enea
. address on Yaeicra eiu ,ati,nai
uhsects. Fref. Tosgs Of Chicage
suggested q revolution in teacaing
and aad tha. too uEch ceilegs train
ine ruined orig naliiy in pupils. Indi-
cations are Dr. So OF Charleston
w,ll be elected presiden of the state
ssoeiats0n
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
TWO CLAIMS At
LAST SETTLED
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Washing. on, Dec. 1S.-Thr7ugh the
lcagity OF Nr Combs, American min
-tor % Honduras. tie claims Of $50
lmarican citizens against The Hondn
ran rovernmcns have been settled
One is the claim Of Charles ". Ren-
sr for sTS.0G9 Mexican. and tae
1taer claim Of Victor Baiz for $50.
SEQ Mexican. The claims have been
pending fer some tire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
PAGER eRINes HIGH PRICE.

3y III Associated Press.
San . Francisco. Cal. Dec 2s.-The
pacing stallion Ne-volo t2:o4h) has
been solids by Scott hudson to W. B.
lockwood Of sharon Mass. Price is
said 10 have been $40 600
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
EVENING UP HAHN CASE.

Columbus, o. Dec 2S-There is
rowing suspicion in the minds of
he attaches of the governors Office
hat he refusal Of Executive Clerk
Joyce Of Governor Odell'c force in Al
lany, n. T.. to honor the reauisition
or DR. Chadwick because it had not
leen Sc. forth in the papers shat he
vas in Cleveland last December
ear ago. is based upon a desire 20 ey-
n mp for similar action during the
term Of Governor Nash
A requisition was issued BY Cover
Tor Odell for former Insurance Com
nj sioner William NJ Hahn of Mans
ield for embezzleDent In connection
With the failure of the Manhattan IN
surance company Governor Nash at
irst granted the cAtradisi0n but later
sithdrew hi sanction from it and
Iahn was never taken back for trial
This was d great disappointment 70
the NeT York on cials who spent
thousands Of dollars in the effort %
land their mln, snco iha. time all
reauisitions from Oaio have been sub
lected 20 the close scrutiny and
mus, be right 10 the last comma be
fore hey viii te honOrel
Executive CLERK ICmert said today
hat be has been info mel by the va
ions Tlcers Of this state who 20 70
Albany that every possible technical
~ IS raised fe.ore tae warrant is hon
,rea. Judgr Leuertn complaint IS
hat JIIEa Joyce insist u2on follow
ing the New York statutes. It was
precisely this action upon the part OF
Governor Nash % 70 loving the Ohio
sta ufos that caused the friction which
sull exists
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29

fear Of insanity from present indica-
tions. She laugas a good deal, but
the laughter is more Of hystcrical
character than from any imprlae that
would appear like insanity. She needs
GOOD care and consl1nt wate tulnes
and c3mpanionship. TIE latter, aa
Ne al lroW. cannot be very ven auo
piled d a prison.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
VETERANS DIE
FROM EXPOSURE
Dr the AgsocIaLed Press

Columbus, c.. Dec. 2S-specials
from Dayton and Sandusi,y- Onio. tel
OF the death Of three civil war vet
erans from exposure during the storm
last night At Dayton the dead bodies
Of Daniel l. Stewart and James Har-
ss. Inua-es OF The National Soldiers
rs=-e were f9Hn1 il tae roadway nea7
-ha bone Al sandasky tie dead body
of George weber. innate Of tho Ohio
Soldiers homa aas found near the
home where he hai ap7arsnt$ iailsn
asleep
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
IOWA FIRE.

Esthergil-e. Ia. Dec 28-Fire de-
tToyed the C on block and several
ether huiid'nss adieiniHG. also owned
by II. G. Cc8n. Lazs. Sle09Ca pars-
s. iueurea TIE f-e Is sugp3s q
nave starred tom g furnace Eesi ies
several merchants, tae FiHdiVl -er ne
publican ana aseIet soc.e-cG g1re
burned out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
TALBOT CHARGED
WITH A FORGERY
Or. Irvine Denies he, is Rcspon-
SibIe for New Accusation
WOMAN IN THE CASE
fs A GRANDMOTHER AND DE,
cLARED THAT RECTOR is
A SHABBY FELLOW
TRIAL goARo.


/ New York, bee, 2S. The lght be-
,,..-n p;ehon Talbot and ire Rev. Dr.
.t...,.., .-ta,e,n.
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arsad n,r and fara7teus ,o ,isr4,of The
oh,,reh VIM l5fest esa-se u III
hranpbi AGAINST the biahop IS that Of
,1,.1q, rl1us"' 4-a's II
Il cssrred tb,t II 4 le.ta- written
~ ,bo bTebon be naai t,o signatures
aea., niahena rttsort tb II ean
sa Tb,a latter waa written 10 the
pay s,nnel 11nioan roelo Of ST
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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
AppEAReo aaFoRE GRAND lUR'


~ fFa Ass007afeH FF9ss-
Portland. ore Dec 2S.-SenatoF
Mitchell ara Ccng gesen siernl-lih
so7eafed before the federal grand .ii-
= today. Nothing can te ieasnad o.
the proceedings within the jury room
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
SHIPPED TO AMERICA.
BIZ lhe Aszoelated Press

Naples. Dee 2S-The re aain oil
Daniel r. Icgin ey. late American
ccnsul az Athsn Greece, have been
Sent 81 Now T-rh today from here cn
beard tas solmer RsDah'lc 4 SOD
of .te deceased IS accompanying tifa
buiy TO America.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
WOMAN IN THE
CASE TO COME
Mrs. Morse Declares intention
0i Returning Home
WILL FACE THEM ALL
SUBSTANCE or TELEGRAM sHE
SENT FROM PARls--8TATE-
mENr CAUSES QUITE a
SIC STIR.

r
New fofN i1ea -o. vi" TIN
them all" IL the substance Of eapi''
gram sent from Paris by Mr. clem.
aaca Marse tba q atrial apirc in the
far,.,,,,s T1rllq.-aIores divorce ease. tn
+. gan9a i, t43a Xiv inst hefore laay.
ias psr,s VI, N,aw work
rais st,,e-,a,t baa causad 4 stir in
soc,eTe n,Iiecai aad financial circles
.aa saj5i ,bat aav7ral p-3ni4eat
Non v,o nave never before heen
.ncntiancd II connection with tae
c,sa MI oyen naw heing cios N
,@otosea n, 5a.oetfyee fra1 ;ae dis
tgtct atsarpsv's Office.
m H. - n Miss c.euence
oar.los ne gs,c 10 d.clarad 10 ne by q
.,o',.iaa.,t G,,, N ottornavs hasten.
-ne - Mo, yor,. fo coarront her for.
III IN ,Sr-h,,5 cbe,las 4 nolra
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e- r.u en@ino ) now sensation
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.Sat I'm h,,.o1rastAo nanos ,,f "a i
-, hena.or~,r,, ,rontioned in taa case
I'm a., G -, u tan 4jst,ic, atfor.
a.,. ,faaa hayo re-n stgo,-, t9 ae.
rcoy rsg,,4inr the name Of n g new
49,
p.y;,,e, l,.er,st 4, csae.
r,,. ht - now goilaa,-pg elosal,
AK Xxx oe,n,,ne n,o,t that aatec
,r,s ,'bo w,foaod Cbarls4 Dodge
4 si1a II Tavae wsra otgarea a fortune
.ha,, nf-. 4, osc,na "a mexico.
~, tbo woman VINO Is the central
,,-,r. I, fho :, i ID neither MS
9@d-a III. sfrs ,1orae Inn Miss Glenn
yce cow,a. ana thai Former su.
@a-,a Cnnr. r,sficn rlqgr Frre
,n poa baan summoned 10 apoea.
,,fo.a tbo ,s,ond iur,- a. a witness in
..,a c,se baa srirre5 society political
nd anorc n circles and has revived
nto.en interest," IN me ease
in1o, ru~a.nan ! nresanted Mis-.
eov,,ee Win, after Dodge had sue
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29
No vALuAaLEs " LUeoAee.

C,eveland O.. pec ss-coatrarT -
expectations the inqe.Ey in connee-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29

Continued on Fifth Page J
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-29

tcont.nasa On F.fth Pase)
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03
Animals and Poison.

Wolves, tigers. leopards and other
carnivora are difficult to poison be-
cause of the power which they have
Of rapidly getting rid Of the drug Ii
ons on the other hand are very fire.
quently poisoned. as they eat vora-
ciously and quickly. more like dog
than the other large feidae. 1t is said
that q good many lion skins, especia J.
" those brought back by foreign
counts and others from Southland be-
fore the regretable misunderstanding
between whites and blacks had begun
In that region famous for large game,
were obtained by the unsportsnanlike
method of poisoning carcasses and
leaving them for the lions to devour.
Cattle, which have no less than four
stomach are hopeessiy poisoned If
once they have swallowed dose,
whether In toxic plant or otherwise.
1t is this curious arrangement OF their
interiors which makes it such diff
cult matter to give cattle medicine at
oil
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03
VOioo Strange to Owner.

That a man does not hear his own
voice as all the rest of the world hears
1t Is shown by an interesting expert
ment described by DIR. l.. I.aloy in La
Nature, Of Paris. Says this writer
III 4 person records on phono-
graph 4 few sentences pronounced by
himself, together with others by his
friends, and causes the machine to re-
produce these at the end Of n brief
period, It generally happens that he
easily recognizes his friends voices.
but not his own. On the other hand,
the friends recognize his voice perfect
~. This singular fact proves that ev-
eryone hears his own voice differently
from others.
"As 10 remarked by Prof. Exner. the
difference must lie in the quality Of the
tone. It must be remembered that one
hears his own voice not only through
the air, as do his auditors. but across
the solid parts situated between the or.
CANS Of speech and those Of hearing.
The sound thus produced has differ
ent hmbre from that conducted to the
ear by the air alone.
I'VE may show this as follows: Take
the end Of wooden rod between the
teeth and pronounce vowel continu-
ously. Let the other end be alter
nately taken between the teeth and
released by another person. who at the
same time stops his ears The latter
will find that every time he SeiZeS
the rod In his teeth the sound becomes
stronger than when it reaches his ear
through air alone. and has different
quality. The experiment may be
varied by applying a wooden rod to
the larynx Of the person observed and
touching 1t from time to time to the
observers own larynx. AS in the pre-
ceding case, 1t will be found that its
passage through solid body augments
the intensity Of the sound and modi-
aes Its quality. Literary Digest.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03
METROPOLITAN METHODS.


Mr.. Cutter had spent week in the
city. and he came home with much
food for thought. For long time
afterward he had periods Of medita-
ton from which he would arouse him
self to enlighten Mrs Gutter, who had
not shared his visit.
Zone of the most curious things is
below make their money on special
ties" he said one day, after a long pc
Rod of silence. Now they poke fun
at a country store that has everything
in 1t, but tell me. how do they manage
things?"
Mrs. Cutter knew better than to at
tempt an answer where none was de-
sired. 50 she smiled and looked intelli.
gent.
well. I'll tell ye." said the returned
traveller. "A man keeps picture-shop.
Sounds we'll and looks well. but it's
liable to dull seasons; so he gets his
wife's sister inlaw or an orphan cousin
or some such to tat few O these
narrar strips for the neck. and string
number O colored beads into chains,
and he puts 'em in one corner o the
window with card saying orders
must be give six weeks in advance,
and then his business begins to look
up.
IF he keeps cutlery shop he sells
a few hats from Mainly that come
through friend. and are high, as they
are skurse. II his business is sta tiOn.
cry he has a counter O hand-sewed
neckties and piuQuishins; II his trade
10 supposed to be selling embroidered
pillows and tableclOths. he has a
counter O German silver goods; If his
sign says jewelry and crockery,' you
will find a little glass case that'll have
painted boxes O chocolate and peanut
candy in 1t: and if he gives out that
he's selling drugs. you'll find the draw.
ing card in his esta blishment is bed
slippers and beadpurses. Don't talk
to me bout specialties. I've seen EN-.
and l know.'-YOuth's Compa Mon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03
Cured Her Rheumatism.

Deep Valley, Pa, Oct. 3l.-There
is deep interest in Green county over
the cure of the little daughter of l. N
Whipkey of Rheumatism. She was a
great sufferer for five or six years and
nothing seemed to do her any good till
she tried Dodd's Kidney Pills. She
began to improve almost at once and
now she is cured and can run and play
as other children do. Mr.. Whipkey
says:
lam indeed thankful for what
Dodd's Kidney Pills have done foa my
daughter; they saved her from being IA
cripple perhaps for life"
Dodd's Kidney Pills have proved
that Rheumatism is one of the results
of diseased Kidneys. Rheumatism il
caused by Uric Acid in the blood. If
the Kidneys are right there can be nc
ric Acid in the blood and consequently
no Rheumatism. Dodd's Kidney Pills
make the Kidneys right.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03

There is more Catarrh in this section Of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For great many years doctors pro.
nounced it loca! disease, and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced itincurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be constitu-
tional disease, and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, III anu
featured by F. J. Cheney Il Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is
the only constitutional cure on the market. 1t
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address, FIJI CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03
For ShipInett,

PETIT Ridge told an excellent baby
story at the ladies' summer dinner of
the New Vagabond Club. A lady and
her little daughter were walking
through Grosvenor Square when they
came to portion Of the road strewn
with straw.
whats that for, maj" said the
child. to which the mother replied:
"The lady who lives in that house, my
dear. has had a little baby girl sent
her"
The child walked along for a few
yards, and then. turning back and nod.
ding at the straw. said: lawfully
well packed, mast. James's Ga
Zette.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03

FEMALE DISEASES AND DISORDERS
Of every nature successfully treated; con
inement cases speciality. Consult lady
physician free. PARISH. Y. Medical In
stitute. Office d. Easterbrook Building
,33Oh Second Ave, corner Union. =. o.
Box SIG, Seattle, Wash.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03

NeWitt-I see a great s,utist'''n"
savs that considerably more than one
half the worlds population is fem
thine Peppery -Ridiculous! III that
,,.ere en- how would he account for the
fact that "one-half the world doesn {
know how the other half lives"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03
Hoods CdrSQpQriul

Mrs. A. =. TAFT, Ladies' Turkish Baths
and Toilet Parlors. Newly equipped
throughout Ladies from out of town
taking this treatment may remain all
night free of charge. 91011 and Ave-
nue. Cup stairs), Seattle, wash.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03

Old Lady-Meat Is very GEAR, "u'~"-
er. can hardly afford to buy any
Rutcher-Why not turn vegetarian
nnma Old I.ady-No. indeed: was
born and brought up Baptist. ana
Pm not going to change my religion
At INV time Of life.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03

little fellow IN saying HIS p'"! ~--
one night entreated blessing on MS
amt who was dangerously III, ana
GRO va,v concluded with these words:
"And please. God. don't forget her ad'
dress She lives at o Blank street. OH
tho third floor to the right
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03

Swatter-I see you are mentioned in
one Of the books just published. Prim.
ly-Indeedl What book? Swatter-
The directory.-Chicago News.