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House X eepers.

know the advantage of having Away
en hand a perfect cream for general
household purposes. Bordens Peer
less Brand Evaporated Cream is su
pericr to raw cream and being pre-
served and sterilized keeps for an in
definite period Use it for coffee, tea
cocoa and all household purposes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
NO I'M EDlATE DANGER.

So Your daughter is going on tn"
stage? Don't You hate awfully to have
her become an actress?.
oh. she isn't going &c. he an act
ress. The company she goes out with
plays only one night stands. "---Chea-
so Record Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
CHAPTER vi Continued


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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
THE GtVEAWAY,

He-The Spendthrifts are sailing
close to the wind financially. but no
lice Mrs. Spendthrift still wears her
diamonds.
She-She can't pawn them. YOU
kncw-they're paste.-DetrOit Free
Press.
1T was almost a miracle Rurdock
Blood Bitters cured me Of a terrible
breaking out all over the body. am
Very grateful Miss Julia FilbIid2e.
West Cornwall. Conn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31

It's folly TO suffer from that horrible
plague CT the night, itching piles
Deans Ointment cures quickly and
permanently. At any drug store, sc
cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31

Monarch over pain Burns. cuts
sprains. stings Instant relief. Dr.
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
THOSE BOSTON GIRLS.

Kate-Jack told me ii was ques-
ton of my acceptance or his death by
suicide.
Eun;ce-And you accepted him. You
cluel creature.-Boston Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
- Wanted Eoarders.

Frs class beard ard newly ferni,h
ed rooms throughout.
Mrs. n. E. Carrch, 311 Olive stree
ftD
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31

In good goods. good stores, good
clerks and good advertising is good
protit.-Nathl c. Fowler. Jr., Bos-
ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31

All Of the healing, balsamic virtues
in DR.. Woods NORWAY Pine Syrup.
nalure's own remedy for coughs and
colds
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31

'ltINe @ Cll~tOillcTS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

postoffice on the day before Christ.
maa.
Mckinley gave the police no clue to
day. Two detectives spent the entire
day toying to get nearer to solution
of the mystery They questioned sew
eral more girls who knew both Nc.
Kiaiey and Miss Smith. and also
young men who belonged 10 the same
dancing set Il was stated AZ the police
staten tonight that today's develop
ments might lead 10 an arrest within
forty-eighi hours. but outside the
police department the case Is given
M.
The poisoned chocolates are now at
ihe Albany Medical College for analy-
SIS. Although two drug clerks de-
clared that the green powder on the
candy was Paris green. the authori-
ties want thorough analysis 20 e.
iabiish the fact beyond doubt. A re-
port Will be made by the Medical col
iege Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
MRS. CHASE MADE
HER SECOND WILL
All of Her Estate WIS Lett to
Her Relatives
MAKING FIGHT FOR IT
NO ATTEMPT MADE TO PRODUCE
SECOND TESTAMENT IN
CASE WHICH GOES
OVER.

Salem, Mass Dec 30. The efforts
Of the attorneys engaged In attempting
10 prevent the probate Of the will Of
Mrs Jennie Philips Chase Of Swamp
scett in which she left her million dol-
lar estate e, her adopted son, were di.
rec;ed in the probate court today in
trying to show that subsequent will,
leaving the property to their clients
relatives of the deceased woman, was
made and executed and that Mrs.
Chase only made her first win through
fear OF her husband, Is the adopted
son died few weeks ago, the entire
property under the will offered fer pro
bate would go to DR. Chase, the second
husband Of Mrs. Chase.
Charles G. Chick. a Boston lawyer
testified that he drew her will. two
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
WAR CLOUDS ARE
AGAIN ON HORIZON
France and Germany liable to
Clash Ovar Morocco
BOTH SIDES ARE ACTIVE
ALONG THE FRONTIER PREPAR
ING EXTREME WoRks-BEl-
GUM is kEENLY ALIVE
TO THE SITUATION

Parie, Dee 80 Despite ihe Improve
ment In relations or France ana Ger
many occasioned BY the admissions
If the Morocco controversy to a con,
ference, there is distinct revival Of
war rumors and considerable ela-
ment ma ntains that war between
France and Germany is inevitable
Dispatches from Belgium say the an,
thcTities there are adopting precau.
tionary measures. anticipating that the
conflict would reach Belgium soil.
Specials from Switzerland report that
German reeerVists have been summon.
ed, and other dispatches graphically
descr be the activity OF the French
and German forces along the frontier
and their extensive works and de.
lenses.
These reports, il is said. are the out
growth of the recent French yellow
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

the New York Life. were witnessee.
They we're put on the stand to identi-
fy statements that Hughes read for
the record.
Late in the day somewhat Of a stir
was caused by the announcement that
a letter had been received from David
3. Hid HhO protested against the hear
ing being cl1sed until he had been
head as a witness IN regard 10 his re-
fsiner from 'he Equitable life Chair
man Armstrong announced that not
W ihstanding HIS attitude the com-
miiiee would have to complete It's
work without His testimony.
After hearing the testimony o~fGeo.
II Sieklzs a real estate agent CT Buf-
falo. the committee aif1n.ned subject
70 a cali Of the chair in case II an
emergency before the legislature as
sembles on Tuesday next.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

years after the one offered Ter probate
in which Mrs Chase left ali or her
properly q her reiativer. AZ his in
tervicw with Mrs. Chase. Mr. Chica
said that the woman told him she
was obliged to make The son her sole
heir and that II her husband knew Of
her Interview with the lawyer he
would throw her from the house.
William H. Niles. a Lyon lawyer.
told Of Mrs. Chase declaring her IN
ention Ct making VII cutting on
the adopted son. but The intention vas
not fulflled.* A servant of the Chases
told Of frequent qnarrels between
Or Chase and hia wife and OF Mrs.
declaration hat the adopted son was
distasteful TO her.
There was no attempt = produce the
secoad viii in court. crunsel for the
relatives Announcing that Il was fer
the cher SIDE to show what hai be
cone CT the dccumen. Tae case win
be continued on Tuesdav
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
SPREAD TRAP TO
CATCH RICH MEN
Father Says MabeIle Gilman Set
Out for That Purpose
REVEALS HER LETTERS
TELLING OF THE ENTIRE AFFAIR
WITH COREY THE STEEL
MAGNATE-sHE IS
RICH.

San Francisco. Dee. 30 I'm d series
Itf very frank letters written 10 her
father Charles II. Gilman, OF this city
Mabelle Gilman, whose affairs with
William Z, Corey, the steel magnate
is now interesting two continents, de-
llberately set our in life with the in
tention Of catching rich husband.
In her epistolary confessions 10 her
sire Miss Gilman tells Of her first mee:-
ing with Corey, Of the infatuatisn that
followed ana of the jealousy Of Mrs.
Corey She declares without ado thar
2 young girl is very foolish to run
With poor Young men
Waited For Rich Man.
Dear Pop" wrote Miss Gilman four
years ago. Il may surprise you all by
marrying a very rich man
That was while the actress was ap-
pearing in The Mockng Bird il Pitts.
burg and long before the millionaire
and hls wife had had any trouble.
Mr. Gilman says that Corey occupied
box at the opening performance and
became infatuated with his daughter
Then followed a champagne dinner at
Pittsburg restaurant and several au
tomoble rides about the city.
Mr. Gilman asserts that Corey ana
his wife han their first trouble when
The latter heard that her husband had
entertained the actress al the cham
payne dinner and later the breeeh
Was made wider when Mrs. Cerey saw
a. picture showing Miss Gilman tretch.
ed at length on a couch with picture
If Corey on an easel near at hand
NO Poor Man Fer Her.
Z do not know why Cordy (nefl
Younger sister1,', writes Miss Gilman
% her father always runs with poor
sytrr. rrT--rrfrer ~ csIfYte fgrarfrs srrr---t
found a very nice man with her, and |
they snformed me that they Intended |
getting married | asked the youns
nan If he was able to support my sis
.er and when he said tnat he thought
HAT he was, | asked him how much
ne was getting He said he was not
getting much. I asked him if after
le got married he intended living on
ne You bet | was hot, and Itold the
'oung people that the thing won,d
ave to end right there"
Again Miss Gilman writes concern.
ng the millionaire steel magnate.
He arwed me how old | was, and :
I'D him | was eighteen when I went
n the stage and that that was three
ears ago. so | must be fifteen now.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
QUESTION MEN ON
POISONED CAYD|ES
Albany Detectives Say they Msy
Make Arrests
GIRL s FATHER ANGRY
AT THE POLICE FOR FAILURE TO
uNRAvEL THE MYSTERY
POSTAL AUTHORITIES
TO TAKE CASE.

Albany, Dee. s0,-"The man who
could do more Than any one eIsa %
clear the mystery of the box OF pois-
oned chocolates sent to my daughter
Is Mckinley" declared the father of
Elsie Smith, Queen Titania, of the
Albany carnival. who received through
the mails Christmas morning d box OF
candy containing enough Paris green
to kill a family.
Mr.. Smith was angry today at The
failure of the police to find the person
who sent the candy He believes some
sTL jealous of McKinley's attentions
TO his daughter, sent the box with In
tent to kill her He asked Postmaster
Argersinger today to have the postal
Inspectors take charge of the case.
fhe postmaster said it would be al.
most impossible to detect the criminal
through the postoffice owing 10 the
hundreds Of boxes dumped into the
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

book showing the aCntenoss Of the
Franco-Gernan issue over Morocco
and the approach Of the Maroecan con.
ference, in which the Issue viii be re
newed
Much 4 the feeling Of apprehension
Is attributed to the precautionary
measures the ministers Of war and ma
rinc are taking which are NOT so much
because Of expectations Of war as
Of a desire to have these services in
a suitable state Of preparedness should
the former strained situation again
prevail.
Members Of the diplomatic corp1
who made Inquiries found preparations
going On Systematically and thai con
siderable force were be 1g massei
toward the -fHcntier. but that nothing
in the nature Of an extraordinary mil
itaTy concentration was in progress.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
WILL ORGANIZE 4 !
REIGN OF TERROR
Ia View Of Government Having
Suppressed Open Revolt
C0SSACkS ARE WARNED
THAT IF THEY CONTINUE FIGHT
AGAINST PEOPLE They Will
eE TREATED LIKE MAD
DOGS.

" Petersburg, Dec. 3i.-Tsie coun'
cif of "orknen met sscretly Iast night
fsaturdayJ and, after an eight hour
session at z o'clock this marning
Sunday adopted resolutions 10 cut
off the strike Monday. because the
fight Of the people against the govern.
'nent can no longer be limited tc dis.
organization Of the economic me at
the nation through universal strike
and is already in many psris Of the
country taking on the character Of an
armed uprising.
The council of wortmea's .eputies',
the resolution concludes, decided 10
proceed immediately with warlikc op-
erations and the organization Of armed
uprising
The council recognized that the at
tempt Of an immediate uprising could
not succeed In the capital cut while
making preparations ii would be
necessary to undertake sort Of uusr.
lila warfare. consisting of the disarm.
ing Of the police and soldiers where.
ever trey are found alone in the
streets, the use Of bombs from am.
bush and other acts III terror.
The council drew up proclamation
to the cossacks warning them that
II they continues TO fight against the
peopse they would be treated like
mad dogs. and II they desired 10 be
treated as brothers they should remain
In their barracks.
An appeal was also drawn I'D re.
questirg the proletariat Of alI coun-
tries to support the fight begun at
Moscow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
FORMER GOVERNOR OF IDAHO
KILLED BY DYNAMITE BOMB

Boise. Idaho. Dec. -so--Frank setrn
enberg, former governor Of Idaho was
killed tonight a. his home in Caid.
weli A dynamite bomb was placed
al his front gaze win some contr,.
vance WIKI which it was exploded a
be entered Both legs were blown
OF and he lived bnt twenty minutes
n reason is known fsr the Outrage
bat g. is charged % tae famous inner
circle of the C0ner d'Alene dynanIiers
whom he prosecuted so rslentiessly in
1899 while be was eovernor
Governor Cooling Is in communica-
ion with the authorities Of that coan-
-v and s. prepared 70 pat The fun SUI
bort Z the sta 2 heai1a the officials
here n running down the gerpetra-
ors Of the crime
SeiunenbeTs vas goFernor from
.ss7 70 1901 having been twice elected
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
INSURANCE PROBING COMES
TO END AFTER FOUR MONTHS

New York. DecA so.-After four
months Of the most sdous work the
insurance Investigators adjourned to-
night
Since midsummer through fhe work.
ing Of this committee every assurance
company incorporated under the laws
Of New York and many incorp3-as led
IN other states have been Subjected to-
seafching eraminaffon ss to tsef-
bnsiless 1aefho1e. Ths testimony has
been Sensational al many sassia7s
and In these foHr months the ho,ss
has watched Developments cioseiv
Ioaar vas given over 20 the Hres.nf7.
IS n docum susary eyldenes weies
was not in .eadiness f8- the comnif-
- 10 70 he Rrezent time. JoIei r. g
Aaneise. aciuary Of the Eonitabls
LIE, and Rufus Weeks, acinary Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
ARRESTED FOR FRAUDS.

Omaha. Dec. 30-H c. Dale. cashier
Of the Stsskmens' National bank of
Rushrille Neb. and william C.
Smc0'h q government farmer at the
Pine Ridge agency. were today ar
rested. charged with sub0- nation Of
pe-IHrs IN connection with isn1
fraais. Both men are ALLEGED - have
seeured Fraudulent homesfead eatrifs
fcr fw0 81 tile wesfhiezf caffansn in
Cherry and sheridan coanties. Both
were released On bonds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
WILL MAKE DASH
FOR NORTH POLE.
Walter Wellman VIII Try to
Make II by Airship
LARGEST EVER BUILT.
sANTos.DUMoNT WILL ACCOM-
PANY SHIP IN VOYAGE
SHOULD REACH TT IN
LESS THAN A WEEK.

Chicago Dec 80. Build al airshiD,
10 lind the North Pole and report by
wireless teleggaphy and submarine
cables the progress Of your efforts"
This wa, the startling assignment
giveg few days ago to Walter Well
m9n, the Washington correspondent CT
TIE Oh camo Record Herald, by Frank
~ Noyes editor in chief OF the paper,
and the commission has been accept
ed by Wellman Alberto Santos Du-
mont, of Paris, will have charge of the
construction of the airship and VIII:
act as aeronautic director and pilot
the hip on its voyage toward the
North Pole.
The airship will be completed by the
end Of next April and the explorers
VIII start on their journey next July
or early in August Headquarters will
be established in Spitzbergen, where
ihe explorers viii await favorable
opportunity for a dash to the pole
which according to Wellmaa, should
the expedition meet with a good run
of luck should be reached in less than
a week
In an interview Wellman said, the
airship woala be the largest ever
built Il win be 1876 feet lang, 10
feet in diameter and have an ascen.
sional force Of 1890 pounds CT when
5000 viii be cargo There win he
three motors with a combined energy
of 10 h-rse power He estimates that
the ship can 60 from North Spitzber
gen TO the pole in forty-fiye hours
The airship win have endurance cap
&c ~ Il. isaas aney ,sagleient to aaabla
IL to remain from twenty-five 10 thirty |
days in the air II viii carry $500 /,
pounds Of gasoline anl LII distance |
t1pacty altfing calm weather VIII Ge r
500 miles. more than equal to the /
distance from Spitzbergen straight
across the pole and the whole Arctic
ocean to Alaska.
WeIlman ays that besides the s.
500 pounds Of fuel mentioned the ship
WI carry also Eve men. a comfortable
car TO live in (which Is also a boat in
case of needi, food and supplies for
seyenyiiye DAYS, sledges TO draw
them over the ice. and ii fact, a com.
pletely organized and equipped slelg.
ug party ready a. any m2ment,
should ii be necessary. to abandon
he Snip and take to the ice. They 7
xpect no travel at a height of l50 70
700 fedt and keep in touch with wire {
ess telegraph stations to be establish }
a al VSptzbergen and Mammerfest
Iorway. Coo miles apart Wireless
quipment viii be carried in the ship
nd frequent, and if possible, daily
isRatchea will be sent TO the outside
5o%li during the trip and even from :
fe pole should the expedition reach |
Wenman while admitting its bold
.ess expressed the greatest confidence p
n the success Of the expedition f
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
HAS stGNALLY v FAIL 60.

Ss, Petersburg Dec 30--Tha COW
eminent cla ms thar the attempt Ill an
armed rebellion has failed tignally.
IN semi-official communication tonight
Z ieclares that the movement has
been broken and within d few weeks
Z will be definitely crushed Ii AZ.
tributes the defeat OF the Reds not
0niy 70 the force It employed. but 10
lack Of public sympathy
simultaneously the government an.
nounces that the regulations for elec-
tons 70 the national assembly havs
been completed and will be published
romerrow. and that everything nos.
eible will be done to accelerate the
meeting OF the. Donma. when the
voice Of the nation and not OF d single
class can be heard.
The Associated Press tonight take.
with a prominent revolutionary who
is leading spirit in the movement 10
raze the dynasty and its regime and
for whom the police are searching
he WIS unable to conceal bis depres-
sion. but nevertheless he claimed the
movement had received only TEN.
porary check.
We blundered badly" he said
We fell inlo a trap Witte set for us.
Emboldened at the seeming. paralysis
Of the government we proclaimed
broadcast our intention Of preparing
an armed reyolut on for January or
February. We virtually threw our
cards on the table then. Wtte chal.
leaged. and We rashly accep ed before
either Organization was perfected or
piar matured. 4 was all 100 sudden
and illtimed
The workmen were worn out bv
he recent strikes and the hoiliavs
.sete at haad; and hecides. We ob.
aimed neither active co-operafjon
rom The populaee. On which We had
'onried, nor from the troops. among
whom We know ne have snppo-t lis
bad reverse. Our nest skinful lead.
'rs have been arrested. and The sun
lies Of arms which we labnrIonslv
olleetei have been seed
ttOnciuie1 an rcnrsh ss,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
RESULT OF A RUNAWAY.

Appleton, Wis. Dec S0.-As a result
+ a runaway Peter Dietzen of Buch-
nan. and his daughter Lizzie, were
lrownei and his daughter Tilly and
Wary Nabbefeld severely injured.
)ietzen's horse was frightened by a 10.
2omotive and ran away dashing the
'leigh through the railing of a bridge
over canal All four occupants of the
sleigh and the horse fell into the icy
water
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
COMPTROLLER RIoeELY WEEDS

Washington. Dec. Sa,-Willlam Bar.
EFT Ridgely, comptroller Ct currency.
and Miss Kate A. Deering were mar
ried this afternoon at ST. Johns
church. The bridesmaids were Miss
Catherine Cullom R dgely and Miss
Eleanor cullom Ridgely. daughters of
lhe groom.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
sHIPsuiLDlNe PLANT AFiRe.

Bag City. Mica Dec. sa.-The en
tire plant Of the American shipbuili
ing company i1 this cfy burned 10.
nisat The loss is ever a quarter of
a million dollars The IRE started
s50ut abouf II 80 in The furnace shop
and Qnicklg spread % other baiisings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

he vas born in Iowa a xcars -,
sna had been ia Idaho sine fsS7
re leaves a Wife ana three children
Governor Goodwin has no.ifed tie
Caqoa county officials thai ne state
VIII ofer a reward Of sssoe Tor ths
Apprehens on Of the murderer A
peeiai train iss heas tonight for
Caldwell casrying tha governor and
otaeES, who so % asst in orSanizing
ne WAX Of runHins avn tss erizl
nal.
The latest infarrstiou Is thai ihe
bomb vas places u he sare post and
he moving q fss Ezfs expleded s..
When persons rzshing 70 TIE ssreet
reached Ia ptosfrate mar th5 after
said zonef sfnr 1ke who ssot ues~
sc laose1 ne e8e0n c.3zSaess 81
tl.o.sfnue5 q Foss-t rage
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
STEPPED IN ACID.

Clinton. Iowa. Dec 80 "A box OF
poisoned candy was mailed to the
home Of Miss Melia Carstenson to.
day The box c ntained dozen bon.
boss. which bad been stepped in car
bolic ac d. They contained enough
poi cn TO Kill a dozen persons. Miss
Carstens on was warned by the odor
and did not eat them. The case has
been lnInel over 10 fha anihnrllies
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
MISTAKE IN IDENTITY.

San fisaei co. Dec 30.-When r. J.
Miller. a mechanical engineer arrived
he.e after a iourney across the CON
tlnent. p discovered he had been mis-
taken for John August Miller who
Nmmfted suicide in the ferry build
ifs on Thursday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
A panaerous pronoaltinn-

1T does not follow that a safe open
Ing Is necessarily a secure sort Of busi.
ness" muttered the burglar as he be.
gan his drilling. especially as one Las
to do 50 much blowing about t."-Bal-
timore American.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31
Expresslons q pssd soldIers.

Army surgeons state that the e1-
pressions On the faces Of soldiers
killed IN bstfie Indicate the cause Of
death. Those sho have perished from
sword wounds have a look of reIose.
while there Is an expression Of pain
m he c0rntsra-ce II those slain by
bullets
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

The Hon. Joan A Merritt. tie prcs-
ent postmaster u the nati0u CAPITAL.
ess IN cary hfe farmer. ara before
Studying law worked in q grocerJ
store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

Tse Zig Four VII run their fhr1ugh
rains N0s- 5 and 9 Suadays. Decem-
1er = and q same sche8ule as week
lays 70 accommodate holiday travel
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

Concludes on Fourth pase.5
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-31

Concluded on Fourth Pase)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12

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