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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
AN ILLINOIS MAN
FOUND MURDERED
ALBERT NElDRlNGHAuSER, ROB
BED OF THOUSANDS BY LAND
swlNDLERs, DISCOVERED IN
POND ON HIS FARM.

Lamar. Mo, Nov G.-The dead body
of Albert Neidringhauser, who recent
Nv was robbed of more than $4,000 by
two land swindlers was found In a
prnd on his farm near here today
His throat had been hacked by a
dull knife several times, but none OF
the cuts were deep and II is believed
that he met his death by drowning,
Neidringhauser, who was a wealthy
farmer. came here from Illinois year
ago. He went to Oklahoma two weeks
ago aud returned Sunday bringing
two strangers with him, Shortly
after their arrival the two men Sc
cured the money from Neidringhausei
and left Immediately. presumably fol
Oklahoma Noidringhauscr. gr1atl,
agitated, left his home Monday anc
was moi seen alive again.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
Between Mayor Weaver and
Sheriff is Expected to Occur
Today at the Elections
in Philadelphia
new YORK'S HOT FIGHT
ENDED WITH McCLELLANp AND
JEROME THE FAvoRlTEs IN
THE BETTING--ELEc-
TIoNs ELSEWHERE.

philadelphia, Nov. 6.--The eve OF
election finds the situation SO tense
that no Philadelph an well be sur
orsed tomorrow if the peace OF the
CITY is NOT seriously disturbed.
Matters reached a critical stage TO-
day when the mayor and sheriff both
of whom are leaders in their respec'
tive parties, issued antagonlsuc proc
lamat'ons swearing 10 uphold the law
ana protect citizens against lllesai
ballots of tae opposing side,
The sh 2eiff, in his pFoclamatloh'
calls upon the citizens to asst lhe
deputies appointed by him % upnoin
the law. and the mayor replied IN d
strongly worded proclamation IL
which he says: Peace Of the city, su-
bremacy of the law and blood-bought
rights of honest electors must ana
shall be preserved
For the moment the question OF ma
iorltlcs has been lost sight OF.
Backing up his proclamation the
mayor has sworn in about l'ooo spec
;al policemen for election duty, Inc
sheriff SAYS he will not appoint depu'
es and thar the peace OF the CITY
rests with the mayor.
The proclamation of Sheriff Miles
who is the republican leader OF the
thirteenth ana chairman of the city
committee. was publ shed broadcast III
Philadelphia today,
AS soon as Mayor Weaver leafhe.
NJ II he consulted his advisors and
MS afternoon issued a proclamatiol
IN which he denounced the proposed
aetfon OF the sheriff as eonsiitullns
such menace to the public peace ina
deem II my duty as mayoraot th'
,irv ia proclaim that his lawless an
nonncement ostensibly as sheriff /
an election scheme and that by reason
of this lawless purpose, an emergehc'
has arisen" that he will take com
mand of the police and VII appoih
As many special policemen as ne ma.
deem necessary and warns az per
sons from attempting 10 eXercis'
functions or powers OF ueput.
.NI
sheriffs at the polls and especiaii
warns Sheriff Miles not TO appoih
deputies for such purposes
Later the sheriff said he dld not III
1end to appoint deputies. but lhat
he thought It proper to appoint sucl
officers he would do so.
The work of swearing in policeme
continued all day and until late tt
night when the mayor had gotten t'
rs1ber an entire regiment ready t
Obey his orders tomorrow.
The managers of both SIDES gay
out pred ctions today that their cai
didates would sweep the city
Republicans claim their ticket w,
win by $4,000 majority. City part
claims majority Of at least 6o'ooo' A
extremely heavy vote will be cast
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
HIS DAUGHTER
Shot and Killed by Herchans Who
Thought She Was a Burglar.

Irniontown. Pa. Nov. G.-Bel'eFing
thar he was shooting at a burglar
HAYDEN Il. Craft. a well known hard
ware merchant Of DIS place. KILLED
his daughter Mr.. EiHabe,h Coiding
ION. al their home iu apartments over
the hardware store I'm West Main
street today MIS-. lCoddington and
her husband. Charles Coddngton.
Iyed wirl the formers parents Nj.
Coddington had been ill for the last
four days with pneumonia. and early
This morning the wife went to the
kitchen 10 get him some ice. The
door closed behind her and locked
itself with a -pring lock. Her father
was awakened by the sound. ana
eaing 10 the door called twice. K 5
ceivins no response he fired through
the door. the bullet striking his daugh
ter in the head.
when ne discovered what he had
done NJ. Graf collapsed and tonight
les in the hospital In a critical con
1iti0n.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
TAMPERED
With the Mails and a Young Society
Man Was Placed Under Arrest

Owensboro KY November -
Henry MortonI aged 27. one OF the
best known young society leaders OF
Owensboro. was placed under arrest
TODAY on the charge of removing val
uables from letters in the local post
office. Morton was night mailing
clerk at the postoffice. About TWO
months ago complaints were received
that mail had been tampered with and
money removed from letters. Postal
INSPECTORS finally issued a warrant lot
the arrest of Morton. To make the
case against Morton complete It Is
claimed that the inspectors malleu a
decoy letter last night When the
mail was removed TO the tram the
pouch was opened and it was discover
ed that the decoy letter had been tam
pered with When confronted Win
the charges Morton made confession
waived examination, was held TO the
Federal Grand jury and was released
On a $1,000 bond His arrest was NOT
made public until today. Morton Is
of a good family.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
ANTl.sALooNlsTs
Have Waeed a Fierce War Against
Herrick in Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov 6.-On the
aye of election the result is uncertain
although the intensity of campaigning
and large registration indicates a re-
markably heavy vote and possible
landslide. A governor, lieutenant gov
ernor attorney general, state treas
lrer. Justice of supreme court and a
member of board of public works are
10 he chosen and also a new leglsla-
ure and officials Of the leading cities.
Campaign against the reelection OF
Governor Herrick began months be-
fore his re nomination and has been
carried on so vigorously by the anti
saloon league that many Sunday night
sermons became political addresses,
he speaking campaign not being end
d when party organization meetings
Closed Saturday night,
That there are defections from Her
rick, the republican managers admit,
but they claim enough new adherents
almost to balance the loss.
Claims by Senator Dick of $4,000
plurality for Herrick and by Demo
,ratic Chairman CARRIER of $4,000 foi
John NJ. Pattison still stand tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
LAST CHAPTER OF
MURDERER'SL LIFE
Came When He Killed Woman
and Suicided to Avoid Arrest
LIKE A Dime NOVEL
READS THT STORY OF HIS PLOT
TO KILL RICH HORSEMAN
WHICH LED TO HIS
DETECTION.

San Francisco, Nov G.-Milton
Frank Andrews. wanted for the
sensational murder of Bessie Bouton
at Colorado Springs, tonight shot and
killed his female companion, Nulda
Olivia and then killed himself
Andrews was also wanted for mur.
derous assault on William Ellis at
Berkley. Calf. The police had located
the couple and when they were about
To enter the house tonight Andrews
killed the woman and ended his own
life,
A title over a month ago Andrews
and the woman arrived on a steamer
from Australia. On the voyage they
formed the acquaintance of William
Ellis. a horseman Ellis was known
to have considerable money in his
pogse.fion. Friendly relations were
established and when Andrews ana
the woman engaged cottage at Berk'
ley they invited him to luncheon
During the meal Ellis was struck
in the head with a hammer and the
woman fired a couple of shots at him
bur they missed their mark. Ellis es
caped and notified the police.
A search of the cottage showed thai
the pair had made complete prepa"a
tions for disposing OF Ellis body. I'm
plements for dism ambering the corpse
acid for muulating and large pieces
of oil cloth for preventing the bloot
stains were discovered. The COUPE
ned Immediately after ELS escap'
and we're not located until tonight
Photographs of Andrews We're OF
tanned and he was positively identi
aea ss "a friend Of Bessie Bougon, o
! Syracuse. N. A., who was mnrdere
at Cutters Canyon near Coiorad
Springs. ten months ago. Bessie Boz
ton was murdered and later the cloil
inL and body saturated with benzln
and gnired. When the remains wer
found they were so badly mutilale
that only the gold filled teeth serye
to identify them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
REPUBLICANS
viii Garry OFF the Majority of the
Honors in Massachusetts,.

Boston, Nov Massachusetts will
lect state officers tomorrow. The
republican party claims the election
of Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild
Jr.. for governor over Charles w Bart
lett. democratic nominee by a large
plurality, but admits that the plurality
Of Eben S. Draper, nominee for lieu
tenant governor will fall behind
Guilds. The democrats claim the cleo
ion of Henry Nj. Whitney, their nom
inee for second place by a large plur-
ality. and express confidence in the
choice of General Bartlett by emphatic
endorsement. The four other places
N the state ticket are generally con
ceded to republicans.
The next legislature, II is expected
will be republican as usual. with many
contests on for representatives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
FIRST NEGRO
He Met Hayse Vowed to Strike ana
the Blow Proved Fatal

Columbus. Ohio. November 6.--After
reading in the papers an account OF the
murder of George Jackson, colored, on
The viaduct at II O'Clock last night
Harry Hayse. aged p; II. e. Pontiua'
aged IS. and Harry Lower. aged "a
an residing on Linden Heights. a sub
urh. voluntarily confessed TO Chief OF
Detectives Dundon this morning their
knowledge of the crime.
According 10 the story told by Pom
thus and corroborated by Lower Hayse
threatened TO strike the first coloree
man they met. jackson was the fr-i
rnlorcd man they saw and Iiayse cal
rled out his threat Hayse declares
that he alone is responsible for the
murder. but says he was deep IN liquor
and did not know the seriousness of
his blow. All three assert they knew
nothing Of Jackson's death until this
morning. Haysc Is a molder He is
said to be troublesome character
having been once tried on charge
Of assault and ar another time con
nected with a shooting ARRAY
Pontius and Lower will probably h'
released from custody This morning
The nature of the charge 10 be pre-
I ferred against Hayse viii be left t'
the Prosecutor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
UNCERTAINTY
Marks the Close Of Record-Breakine
New York Campaign.

New York, Nov 6.-An almost uh-
nrecedent,d degree of uncertainty
regarding the result of the election To-
morrow marks the close OF what ma
neen in many respects the most IN
,eresting political campaign ever
vaped in the City of New York.
Whether Mcclellan, Hearst OF
Wins will be chosen mayor is prop
em. which even the most experienced
,orecasters of election results do not
care to attempt 70 solve with any de'
gree of correctness.
This is due TO complications ar sing
from the appearance in the field OF q
new and formidable element repre-
sen,ed bv the municipal ownership
league under the leadership OF WI
lam Randolph Hearst and which has
developed unexpected strength
Tonight the managers oil the 'hre'
mayoraIity candidates declare them
selves absolutely assured OF victory
n Wall street this afternoon. odds
10 on McClelland, WINS ruled abou
| TO q, Hearst l 10 Zt2' Ou"
Jerome's election we're about the SANE
o. on McClelland.
John A. Henneberry. chairman o
lerome's campaign committee, issue'
statement tonight predicting nj
election by a greater total number q
votes than all those Of his opponents
Tonight State Superintendent O
Elections Morgan issued statemen
declaring fraudulent schemes had beei
discovered of greater magnitude thai
the records Of his office showed q
have ever existed before and that h
had faken radical steps to prevent ill'
gal voting.
The forecast for tomorrow indicate
fine weather and a heavy and earl
vote i anticipated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
HIS DREAM
Warned Thornlund That He Wou'a
Die In a Railroad Wreck.

New York, Nov. CT have re
ceiyed a message from heaven that !
would die in railroad wreck on my
wav TO California shall never reach
nv chillran in California alive.
After a vivid dream of a railroad
disaster Carl Emil Thornlund, OF No.
954 ST Marks avenue Brooklyn
smoke these words 10 his daughter
ana Grandchildren as he k ssed them
ecod.by. He had already bidden az
ms friends farewell fof he. peiAey'es We
lhis death was near His daughter ah'
grandchildren made light Of ms leas'
ana urged him to be in good cheer
Among those killed in the wreck ol
The California flyer in the outskirts Q
| Kansas iCty was Carl Emil Thorn'tn'
of No 25l ST. Marks avenue Brooklyn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
ALFONSO VISITS
THE EMPEROR
RULER OF SPAIN GIVEN A ROYAL
WELCOME BY RULER OF GER
MANY AND HIS TROOPS AND
SUBJECTS.

Berlin, Nov. G.--King Alfonso made
his formal entry into Berlin today
through the Brandenburg gate, seated
on the right Of Emperor William in
an open carriage
At the gate the carriage stopped and
tho burgomaster read an address OF
welcome. for which the Spanish mon
arch thanked him
Their majesties then drove the
length of the Unter Den Linden TO the
palace between troops aligned on
both sides of the way and cheered by
large crowds. The King was enter
tained at a banquet at the palace this
evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
A SPLIT
In Maryland's Democratic Ranks May
Win for the Negroes.

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. G,-Fhough
the campaign in Maryland practically
closed Saturday night as far as pubic
meetings were concerned, leaders ana
narty workers spent busy day in glV-
no the finishing touches to the final
arrangements for tomorrow1s battles,
All other issues have been lost slgh'
of in the big fight on the proposed
constitutional amendment barring II
litprate voters. The campaign on TINS
amendment has been one or the mos'
exciting and bitter in the history o.
the state.
Tonight the chairman OF the hepup
ican and Democratic state commit
ses predict victory for their respec
i've parties, though on account OF
Democratic division the feeling OF con
idence is much more apparent amohs
he Republican managers than VIII
he Democrats.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
DESPERATE THREE
CORNERED FIGHT
gETWEEN PROMINENT CASEY
COUNTY, KENTUCklANS-TWo
HAD REVoLVERs AND THE
OTHER AN Ax-oNE DEAD.

Danville. KY, Nov. Ga desperate
encounter between three prominent
farmers of Casey county, occurred to-
dav over the Boyle county line.
Grlbbs Triplett and Clod Mays
ouarreIed with John Pemberton. Mays
and Triplett drew reyolvers and Pem,
berton grabbed an axe. Mays received
n slash on the check that tore away
half of his jaw. while Triplett was
struck twice in the back, He VIII die
Pemberton was shot twice, once IN
the arm and just below the heart
The men are TOO badly injured TO be
arrested
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
IN ILLINOIS
The Elections Today viii Probably
Be Very Tame Affairs.

Chicago. Nov. Collection day IN III
nos tomorrow promises to be a quiet
3ne as party lines have not been
Irawn very closely during the cam
,aien and indications tonight are thai
,or over one half Of the regular vote
viii be cast.
A member of congress is TO be elect
al in The Fourteenth district to sue
ceed Benjamin F. Marsh, VINO aleo
asst summer, and commissioners are
q be elected in nineteen counties no
lnder township organization In Chi
ago five judges of superior court one
Judge Of the circuit court and a presl
lent and nine members OF the sam
arv district are to be chosen CHAIR
nan Of both committees are tonlgh
claiming a majority,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
Prevails in Caucasus Where
Every Male Citizen is Arm
ed and the War Office
is Helpless
MASSACRES CONTINUE
AND JEWS WHO ESCAPED THE
KNIFE ARE DYING BY THE
LESALE-RUIN AND
BANKRUPTCY THREAT
ENED.

London, Nov, THE Mails S.
Petersburg correspondent says;
War hcpele war, prevails In
Causasus. The Trans-Causasian rail-
way Is effectualiy crippled and rein
forccments have been compelled TO
march. Seventeen bridges have been
wrecked and rails have been torn up
in forty places, Telegraph lines have
been destroyed and Georgia and Dagh-
estan are isolated
Every male IL in arms and the war
Off CO is hopeless.
The Burcharest correspondent OF the
mail says
There is terrific news still from
KishIney The city Is strewn with
dead. Famine reigns throughout Bes-
arabia and the Jews are taking re-
fuge in cellars whore they are dying
| by wholesale. A mob Of a thousand
rioters engaged in a massacre OF Jews
IN Tsmaili Bessarabia. A force Of
Jragoons arriving from Bendery fired
on the mob, killing AZ, wounding ia
persons Bcssarahian revolt is assum-
ing immense proportions"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
TRIED TO BLOW
Up FAST TRAIN
ENGINE RAN OVER STICK OF DY.
MANTLE AND PILOT AND
WHEELS WERE BLOWN OFF
BUT NO ONE WAS HURT.

Santa Barbara, Cal, Nov. 6,zAn at
tempt was made TO wreck the second
section Of passenger train No. 9 north
bound, on the Southern Pacific last
night at the Los Alamos bridge, four
miles north of Santa Barbara
A stick OF dynamite was placed on
the track and when the engine struck
Il there was terrible explosion. Ihe
pilot and wheels Of the engine were
blown completely off, but the engine
did not leave the track and no ons
was injured, The railroad officials be
lieye 1t was an attempt to wreck an'
perhaps to rob the train.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
.ONLY A BOY So
SHE WEODED PA
FouRTEEN.YEAR-oLD GIRL Be
COMES THE STEP MOTHER TO
HER FORMER SWEETHEART
-TOWNsMEN ARE ANGRY.

New York. November G-Twice a
widower and A years of age, Freder-
ick Tabor won the love of his son Is
fourteen year-old sweetheart Ahbie
Tuthill and married hes For that
reason there is unusual excitement IN
the village of Orient, out on the north
eastern tip Of Long Island.
For week Orient kept quiet smoth-
ering its indignation, but AL the pent-
up anger Of the ruralites found outlet
during last night and expressed itself
today in painted characters on the
2O0.foot barn Of thai groom. Here are
some of the figns painter on the
broad yellow boards: "One-Legged
Teddy" Tar and Feather Him, a
Disgrace 70 Orient" where is Her
Msther?" sRobbing the Cradle WHO
Was The Minister" Freddy, AZ; Ah
bic. a."
The bride said today: =
no, We don't know who put the
signs on De barn, and we don't care
LIS nobodf's business who married us
never intended 10 marry Russell Ia
Dor. Het only a boy"
Those signs may rot of the barn
for all ! care" said Tabor whoever
put them there mas had his work foi
nothing. as far as am concerned
Russell Tabor said he did not car'
anything about the affair. bat admitte,
that he had been attentive To his pret
/ ty stepmOther.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
OIL STOVE
Exploded, Fatally Burning Three Peo'
pie, Seriously Injurin9 others

Monticello, KY. NOV Cone Of ne
most shocking tragedies that ever oc-
Cured in the community was that TO-
dav at Oil Valley following the expo
sion of an oil stove, IN which MT
Arthur Massengill was burned 10
death. her husband and sister1n'la"
fatally burned and olher members o'
the family seriously burned lne
house WAS destroyed Mrs. Ma-sen
pill undertook 10 start the fire ny
pouring oil into The stove An expo
sion followed, with the res''il'
named.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
Hoopoo
Haunts the Nomination For sher'h IN
Jessarine County. KY,

Nicholasville. Ky. November o.
MANY believe a boodOo is associated
win the sherins Office OF Jessamine
county A year ago John Perry and
r q Scott we're opposing candidates
for ,bo nomination A few weeks be-
fore the primary Perry vowed Scott
sbopld never be sheriff. but before
,he day SET for The primaries. and
when the tight was the dercesi. Perry
died
Perry's son continued the right
ags'ust scott and within few
months the son died Scott ken Sc
cnrrd the nimination by acclamation.
but The elder Perry's vow has been
mlallei scott died today. two days
before the election which would have
made him sherif.
AT the deaths were from natural
causes. ami there is no apprehension
among the Democracy Of securing a
man 10 make the race for the aPpaf-
entity hoodoocd Office This man viii
probably be Richard Moss. who viii
accent in the interest Of the widows
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07

Divorce Court Of Lawrence county at
Ironton. Ohio. yesterday annuiled
marriage made largely through the
supposed Intervention of Spirirualstic
influence
In 1902 Mrs. John Wilgus died at
proctoryille. a town on the Ohio river
near here. A few days later Mr.. VIII
gus. through a well known spiritual
il Is said became acquainted with
Mrs. Elizabeth Teretia Griffith,
pretty widow of this city.
In less than week the couple were
married and went to live in the home
| of the former Mrs. Wilgus
By the will Of the late Mrs. Wllgus
the old home was to rema in the
possession of her daughter Mrs. Brad
lev provided she should care for her
father during his lifetime, or as Ions
as he remained single. In the event OF
Mr.. Wilgus remarriage the properly
was to revert to himself and wife
during the remainder Of his days.
Domestic infelicity soon made itsel
{aDDdrenL, IdTEelS II 10 aiiCSNu 'hi| |"S
the aid of the children. who ob1ecte'
to receiving new mother in the on
home.
Mrs. Wilgus returned to her forme
home in Huntington and filed suit
the common pleas court at lronton 10
divorce and heavy alimony
WiIgus' attorney flied cross bi
praying for divorce
After a long and tedious trial
which a number of prom nent peopI
of this city testified, divorce wa
granted decreeing Mrs. Wilgus hon
and neat sum of alimony.
The medium who Is alleged TO nay
made the match between Wilgus al
The Huntington widow testified in u
case. she stating that after the
deaths Mrs Wilgus and Mrs. GRIM
: had both told her IN spirit languat
that Mr. Wilgus and Mrs Grif'l
should marry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
DIED IN BED OF
RED HOT GOALS
AWFUL END or MAN WHO HAD
CRAWLED IN ENGINE PIT TO
sLEEP-Is coVTRED WITH
BURNING GOALS AND ASHES.

Elizabeth. n. j., Nov. 6,-Thomas
Gallagher was buried alive under live
Goals here today and burned to death
He crawled into an ash pit under the
railroad tracks of the Port Reading
wards last night ana went to sleep
there. An engine backed down 10 TINS
pit today and stopping directly over
he spot where Gallagher lay asleep
dumped burning Goals and red hot
ashes upon him in such quantities
that the sleeping man was completely
covered
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
DEAD MAN IN A
ROCKING CHAIR
WITH A BULLET HOLE IN THE
BACK OF HIS HEAD WAS
FOUND BY FAMILY UPON RE-
TURNING FROM CHURCH.

Caldwell. Ohio, Nov. william
Leisure aged 40 was murdered at ms
country home, fifteen miles east OF
here Yesterday When found by the
family upon their return from church.
the murdered man was seated III +"
rocking chair with bullet hole ~
the back Of his head evidently haN-
ing been shot from the outside Of the
house. No clue to the murder has
been found.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-07
CUBAN CONGRESS IN SESSION

Havana. Nov. Cuban congress
assembled today President Palma :
message reviews the country's pros
perity. touches upon various topie'
concerning domestic and foreign
affairs. but makes NO mention Of sign
ing the Anglo-Cuban treaty