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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
CRUSADE
Against Suicide is Started BY the Com
missoin Appointed BY Mayor.

Clsveland, Ohio. November l0-To
dissuade from suicide persons afflicted
with suicidal impulse" is the effort
Of commission appointed by the
mayor. r c. Howe. just elected state
senator. W A. Greenlund, of the Char
ity Bureau, and Director of Charities
Cooley form the commission. and they
have already begun their work.
Daily letters are received from men
and women in all parts cf the city tell
ing of their domestic and other trou-
bles that tend to make them melan-
choly. The commission is investigat
ing each case as fast as il can ami
ries 10 make life better and happier
for the victim. For people made de-
spondent from unemployment the
commission endeavors to obtain en-
ployment. while needs and wants of
others. seeking aid. are looked after.
All three men are experienced in
such work and their labors so far have
proved satisfactory. The commission
was appointed when the report Of Sc
suicides in the last nine months WAS
made public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
CHEER FOR DAVIS
STARTED TRAGEDY
Three nead and Three Wonnd-
ed When Smoke Cleared Away
FRIENDS TOOK SIDES
AND BLOODY PISTOL BATTLE
RAGED-DRuNKEN coNFED-
ERATE SOLDIER CAUSED
THE TROUBLE.

M'augatuck. w. Va, Nov. lD--A
cheer for Jeff DAYS, uttered by
drunken man on Beaver creek, on the
Kentucky side Of the river today re-
suited in a bloody tragedy in which
chree men were killed and three others
were wounded.
There had been much drinking after
rhe election on Tuesday and Con Es
tep an old Confederate soldier, was
among the men who had become in
toXicated.
When he yelled "Hurrah for Jeh
Davis, c Prather, young man III
The crowd told Estep to shut UP or
he would kill him., Enoch Bentley
championed Estep.
prather tHned upon Bentley and
empt cd his pistol at short range all
five shots taking effect After he nal
fallen Bentley shot and killed praGhef
Rube Morgan friend OF Pratef y
who had shot Bentley after the latter
had fallen. fired at Tom and John
Bowling, friends 0f Sstep, and
ned, but was shot and mortally
wounded by The Bowlings. Both Bent
ley and Morgan died soon after Jonn
Sader ana both Bowlings we're dan
geronsly wounded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
COUNTESS
Gets a Divorce From Neblemsn VINO
Failed to Support Her.

Detroit. Mich, Nov 1o.-Countess
Louisa May De CLASSY was granted
divorce here today from Count Gyula
De Silassy. Of Austria, on the grounds
Of dcseriion and non-support.
!. The Countess was Miss Heckeri
laughter of John ]. Hecker. ~ TINS
city, former member of the lsthmlan
Canal Commission. The couple were
married December %, 1898. when the
groom waa secretary Of the Austrian
Location al Washington
MOI many months alterwari stores
81 her unhappiness began to come 70
tho friends of the Countess here anu
later her father went 10 Au u a where
il is said he had stormy inierFle"
with the Count About two years ago
tho Countess returned 10 her father !
home, where she has since resided
she retains the custody of the one
child.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
HUSBAN
Of 10 in Jail for Assaulting His
Wealthy Bride, Aged 4e.

Cos hen. Ind. Nov. 10.-Recently
welded to Maggie Sloan, aged ~. and
formerly the proprietregs of a fashion
able summer resort cafe at Lake Wa
wasee. Clarence Clayton. aged rs. a
school boy, and =on Of Cassius Clay
ton. a Chicago merchant. Is in jail al
Syracuse. charged with assaulting his
bride. Clayton came TO Wawasee to
spend his school vacation He met
and won Miss Sloan. taking her to ST
Joseph. Mich. aud many ng her Sc
eretly. Upon their return Miss Sloan
bio.her refused recognition and the
couple went on an extended honey
mo.n. Differences quickly developed
and Clayton attacked his wife who
caused the police 10 place her boy hus-
band ir- a cell. Mrs Clayton will
probably sue for divorce. She b. rich
Clayton SAYS he did not know what he
was doing when he married her
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
HANGMAN OF
MARY SURRA7
AND OTHER LINCOLN CoNsPlRA-
TORS rs DEAD IN oHio.-lN-
TERESTlNG CAREER OF GEN.
THOMAS T. DILL.

Mansfield Ohio. Nov 10 General
Thomas r. Dill, trustee of The san
dus<y Soldiers Home since 1886,
when il was opened died this morning
General ID n was born in Wayne coun-
ty in 1912 and served five years in the
United States army
General Dill had charge of the
troops at the execution in the old pris.
on yard at Washington, d c. on July
9. 1865. af Mrs Mary Surra't Daniel
e. Herrold. George Atze roth and
Lewis Powell. co-conspirators with
John Wilkes Booth. the ASSASSIN of
President Lincoln
General Din had 90 make three de-
tails from the men mdcr him before
he could get soldiers 10 cut down tho
body of Mrs. Surrait the men be ne
10th to have any thing to do personally
i'm the execution Of woman.
In the coffin of each q the cor
spirators wa plac d bottle contain
ing a paper giving TIE name of the
person i-rerred and particulars for
which each had been hanged. By or
der of General Dll rhe graves Of th.
con pirators were dug deepe~.
General Din was also present AT the
placing of John Wilkes Bo-th's body
under the naor OF the old arsenal
building OF Washington. La.cr th'
body was taken ont and 90 tho Boot
family LOT General Dill was elecfe-
Clerk 81 tJe Cours of Richland Coun
ty In 1878 and later reel .ctcG
~. s9G he was appointed uuste'
of fle Soldiers Home a. sandusky
and wa re-appointed number o
times. re was Assistant Adiutan
General of Ohio during Gcv Hoad
lv'e admin stratiou. and In 1890 wa'
again Assistant Adjuiant General un
Der Govern Campbell IN 1891 Do
was made Adiufant General arr
served in .lat capaci y during the -e
maiuder of Governor Camphall's aa
IN ni-trati.l General DHl was CAP
tain Of Company B. of The Seven
( tean-h q. y g. and we al one tim'
aidde-camp ,l fhe staff ui fhs Na
ltouaf Commando of the O. A q Pa
lis survived by Bis widou one -an an.
one dauehtsr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
WORK OF MISSIONARIES
Bishop Osborne and Rev. (. {. Whitall
Gave interesting Talk. at Church
Of the Redeenier.

A big audience assembled al the
Church of the Redcemer and heard a
splendid address on missionary work
by Bishop Edward W. Osborne and
Rev. f. c. Whitall hast night.
The talks &efe extremely interest
ing and were listened to very atten-
lively. Both Speakers have seen sew
eraI years practical service as mis-
sionaries in Africa and India Rev
Whitall has also been a worker in the
domestic mission field.
The public accepted Father Roland's
invitation and many members of other
congregations. were in attendance
The following program was enter
tainingly renFTed.
Professional flynn s91.
Our Father. Kyrie. Collects th'
r. ctor
Hymn SIG.
Addrfss. re =. WhialL
HYMN 2iq
Address. Res. n Whltall :
Hymn 25Z
Offering
Anthem. Pasise Ye The Father.
Prayer. Blessing The Bishop
Recessionat Hymn 4so.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
BRUTAL CRIME OF
METROPOL|SNEGRO
FRACTURED HIS WlFE's SKULL
WITH A CLUE BECAUSE SHE
CALLED HIM A THiEF-SAYS
HE ONLY SLAPPED HER.

Metropolis, Ill., Nov l0.-A more
brutal act than that committed by
Frank Crcaaland, colored AT an early
hour this morning, has not been re-
corded N this city in years. With
three-cornered club about three feeJ
long and weighing E@veral pounds, he
attacked his wife on her way to work
and beat her on the head in such a
horrible manner that death Is hourly
expected.
Leaving her ineensible he went TO
,he iail and calling Sheriff Smith re-
ouested to be locked up as he had
slapped a woman down" The sheriff
ana his son, after further questioning
him went m search of the woman AMI
found her still unconscious and Gov
cred with blodd She was removed 10
her home where an examination OF the
iniur IS showed thee long gashes,
one al The back OF the head, one across
lhe forehead and one on the side OF
the head each over six inches IN
length and penetrating 70, and either
] cracking or fracturing. the skull in
! each instance Forty-e ght sJitche'
/ were taken. and that death was not
I instan aneous is a mystery
The cause of his attack upon her as
afven by himself was that she had
taccHsed II m Of stealing Grassland is
a well known character, and while
knewn to be lazy and worthless has
never been in serious trouble before
while his wife is a hard working and
respected woman There Is cons der
able feeling against him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
PROBING n. !.
ELECTION FRAUDS
TEN INDICTMENTS DRAWN BY
THE GRAND JURY-sEARcH-
ING INVESTIGATION is BEING
MADE.

New York NV lo.-Ten indfcI-
menls for violations of the election
law and two for assaults committed
at the polls last Tuesday were today
drawn up by the grand jury.
1t was said tonight that Attorney
General Mayer and State Sunern-
tendent Of elections Morgan had IN
stituted searching investigation OF
the alleged election frauds when
would be continued until the legisla-
ture meets.
The attorney general and Morgan
tonight examined a number OF wit
ne.ses i'm connection with frauds and
also conferred with Henry E. Yonge
special council for Hearst, and dis
clrssed plans TO prosecute the persons
against whom ANY charges may be
brought.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
WILL DEMAND
BIG INCREASE
JtW N
Bituminous Coal EMiners Want
More Pay for Work
SHORTAGE IN CHICAGO
is MOST SEWERS IN MANY YEARS
DUG TO SCARCITY OF COAL
MCARS-6oo MINERS
ARE IDLE.

Pittsburg Nov. l0-When the
miners of the bituminous field meet
the operators N January 10 arrange
the wage scale for the coming year
demand will be made for Y per
cent increase.
This was the official announcement
given out today by William Dodds,
secretary-treaeurer OF District No. 8,
Of the United Mine Workers Presi-
dent Mitchell will reach Pittsburg to-
morrow and win meet the representa-
tives Of the Il stricts who will come to
Piugburg ID attend the convention of
the American Federation of Labor
next week.
This is the first announcement con
corning the demands to be made by
the miners and created surprise
among the operators at Piusburg and
vicinity
The II per cent advance to he
asked for by the miners represents a
restoration of the per cent reduc-
lion accepted by them two years ago
and Z per cent. additional,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
WIFE SENT THE
SAD MESSAGE
THAT HER HUSBAND HAD DIED
WITH HIS HAND ON THE
MAGIC kEY--A TELEGRAPHlC
TRAGEDY.

New Brighton Penn Nov l0.--John
Gold, the veteran operator in charge
Of the Yves arn Union office at New
Brighton. 30 mil west of Pittsburg,
dropped dead at his key tonight while
lece wing a me- age from Pittsburg
After the Pittsburg open'or finished
sending his mes age he got no 20.
X" and kept on calling at intervals
10 firl out If the message had been re-
ceived. An hour later Mrs Gold who
was als9 an operator, hearing the
frenzied call Mo Mo- from ''G' or
Pittsbure. walked into her husbands
lirla office at one end of the house
and ther found him dead beside the
key with a half written message.
Mo" was the call of New Brighton
and Pittsburg had been call ng madly
for the operator to sign.
The horrif I'd woman screamed for
assistance and had her dead husband
carried away from the vicinity of the
chattering key She then returned to
her early training and cut in on
&c" office al Pit'sburg. which was
still calling.
MY hu. band is dead He died at the
key" he~ fingers framed 70 The
startled lady operator at the othei
end in p ttsburg Then came deer
silence from New Brighton.
There was great confusion in th'
Pittsburg office and finally the chic
operator stepped to the key to asl
about it, but could get no response
New Brighton was dead, to the outside
world SO far as the telegraph service
was concerned The key had beer
left open. There was rush from
Pittsburg To ger an operator out to th'
open key and he arrived there lat
tonight taking charge
David Gold was 55 years of age an'
one of the best known operators II
Western Pennsylvania. He worke'
throughout the oil exc 'tement in tn
upper Pennsylvania fields.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
ANOTHER VICTIM
OF FOOT BALL
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYER DIED YES
TERDAY FROM A5SCESS OF
BRAIN BROUGHT ON BY IN
JuRIEs IN GAME TWO WEEKS
AGO.

Council Bluffs. Iowa, Nov. l0.-Her-
nan G. Norgaard, member Of the 10
cal nigh school foot bali team, died
today from abscess of the BRAIN
brought on by injuries received in
game at Harlan, Iowa, two weeks ago.
He had been suffering from ear
trouble several years, and this was az
gravated in such a way that Il affected
The brain. The game scheduled for
tomorrow between Council Bluffs and
the Missouri Valley teams has been
called off on account of Norgaards
death.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11

A r.r-bare nan has inFeufcd r'e
-artf-. not viii mn ono, forty pies
a infinite. t rolls 'cm ont lolalcs
aw arrr. bakes en- scaiors the
.4... end -'ars ou TIE ialei Then
r roeIs sor moro ui course these
me ro. rha pics trat mortcr rscd 10
-atr. Mothers eere handmade snd
msr Tine PHi-burl pie i7 f1e prod-
rei OF frreTs oi steel and endless
bands. and corrlzatei rollers Acth-
---. .fa bore iLf ftuub nara OF lov-
ina rr1uueroTshir Tire piusharz sic
uaer- .he blue label of O. s1u.iess cor-
rarnfor- OF course there is money IN
tsi- for.r-uiepovrr device Ihat 1as
t-e prime interuoH. The ehcct On
the hardened Pi1sburg iee5iian IS
erHp an lmmsteriai ma-ter.-CieFe-
land Plain Dealer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
100000 WORTH
Of GEMS STOLEN
BY 4 PAINTER FROM FASHION,
ABLE NEW YORK HOMES IN
THE PAST YEARS-PAWNED
THEM FOR ONLY $5,ooo

New York, Nov l0-fhe confession
to robbery of 100000 worth OF gems
from fashionable New York homes IN
tna last two years was made today by
Harold Prescott. a painter, His prolli
on pawning the jewelry, Prescott said,
wa4 but itle over $4,000
Prescott had been arrested FOR a
small robbery and confessed To oth1r
theita The police recovered $2o,uoo
of ihe .tolen gems from pawn shops.
He was sentenced TO five year in the
pcnitenu AIRY
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
600 MINERS IDLE.

Des Muines. la. Nov. i0.-More than
600 miners are idle in the Hooking
coal district near Oskaloosa and NOT "A
bushel of coal Il being mined where
the output was nearly 1900 tons per
day.
The trouble arose over the opera
tors charges for hauling the miners
TO and from the mines over the Iowa
Central galway. The mines obJecl
to the charges. The trouble Is largly
local and will not affect the general
situation in the state.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
YOUTH WITH A THIRST
p,parts From Pulaski County Dry
Town on a Borrowed Hand Car
and Lands in Jail
There was a young man oi Belknap,
Who went on a journey for a drap,
If The car had been stronger.
This tale would be longer,
pprhaUs

Robert Garter, a young man oi Bel
knap. f. in Jail at Vienna ON a charge
of breaking a lock on a railroad shed.
His thirst for booze is probably the
cause of his being on The inside OF
the county prison.
Carter while dry" is alleged to
have gone to a shed at the outskirts
# Belkuap where 'speeder or
small hand car wa stored. The lock
on the door was broken by Carter it
is alleged. sThe speeder was hustled
ON the rails and Carter was soon
speeding towards Grand Cha u. That
place has irrigation stations for dry
orcs. home folks or vi-itu1e. Carter
is alleged tas have settled bis dryness
until even the mud was washed away
Carter b0ar-ea, the speede~ which
then was said 90 have resembled a
freight train leaving Kentucky. and
starred for Bellnap.
The whiskeyE special was wrecked
from some unknown cause-nobody
knows bnt Robert and he couldn't
The handcar was wrecked and boui-
ron was scattered
The wreck led - an inyesf CATION
which ended viii Carter being a.
rested Tuesday - Marshal Wilson. oi
Vienna He Was given preliminary
hearing and held 70 await rial by the
circu't court which viii convene ON
Monday
If is thought thar Carter viii he
acquitted at hr trial His friends
claim ihat hrs intentions were moi
I criminal. but lhat be was only dry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
FUNERAL
OF Her Father Brought Her to 6alti'
more. Where She Was Arrested.

Baltimore. Md. November lo-Lit
liam Weaver. aged 81. who has employ
ment as a chorus girl in New York,
and who came to Baltimore 10 attend
the funeral of her father, who was bur
led on Monday. was committed TO
jail for the action Of the criminal
court. this morning, charged with the
larceny Of SAG from Dr. Ellis w
Pearce. Of 140S Pennsylvania avenue.
The alleged theft occurred on Tues
day night in Swans Hotel Tho
Young womans mother said that her
daughter had been driven 10 despera-
ton by the cruel treatment Of her
husband. who had taken her 10 New
York and there deserted her. She was
compelled. the mother said. to take
a position on the stage in order %
support herself.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
FAVOR THE DEEP
WATERWAYSP PLAN
ILLINOIS MANUFACTURERS SAY
THIS WOULD BE EFFECTIVE
MEANS OF PREVENTING EN'
cEsslvE CHARGES OF ROADS.

Chicago. Nov l0.-ltegulation oi
railroad rates was discussed az din-
uer tonight by the Illinois Manutac-
urprs' Association A majority Of the
spceches advocated the deep water
Ways project as one effective means
of preventing excessive charges by
railroads.
Resolutions were adopted urging
the Illinois congressional delegates 70
work iu the interest of the deep water
WAYS idea.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
Eiuhty Per Cent.

n BIZ a single stroke all msrriage
ties now in existence we're struck on
OF declared ILLEGAL. eight-tenths Of all
corp!es would b. remarked within
forty-eight hours and seyentenths
could not be kf1t assunder with bayo-
nets. Eighty per cent Of all mar
riaees are a success from q lioiogic
point Of yiess-Dr Woods Hutcnln-
SCI Z Coz. s-corarr RETier.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
STATE OF MAR EXPECTED.

st. Petersburg, Nov. IT, 2:05 a. III.
Except in Poland. where The rapidly
state Of tension along the proletariat
will soon bring about declaration Ct
state OF war, Russia seems for the
time being at least to be generally
Tranquil kilograms from interior
points report the restoration OF order
in nearly all cities and towns
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
a PLEA FOR FREEDOM.

Warsaw, Nov Representatives
of all political parties in Poland at
a meeting today decided to send TWEEN
ty leading citizens 10 St Petersburg
to request the emperor to grant Rus
star Poland fun autonomy and its
own parliament. The deputatlon VIII
leave tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
wlTTE TO TAKE RElNs.

St Petersburg, Nov 1.-THE oifi-
cial announcement is made that
Whites ministry will enter upon its
functions today Saturday, and will
devote all its efforts to the realization
OF reforms outlined in the emperor'5
manifesto
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
BIC MASSACRE OF
JEWS IS PLANNED
State OF War May Soon Exist in
Russian Finland
WITTE TO HAND REINS
OF THE GOVERNMENT COMMENC-
ING TODAY-QUiET PREVAILS
IN MOST OF THE PRO
ViNCES--MARTlAL
LAW.

Moscow, Nov t1.-Alarming rumors
are in circulation that anti-Jewish out
breaks will occur simultaneously here
and at ST. Petersburg on Sunday next.
Foreigners and Jews have received
threatening letters and have asked the
authorities for protection but thus far
no step has been taken toward grant,
ing the request
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
MARTIAL LAW AT cRoNsTADT

St. Petersburg, Nov. f0.-Maruai
law has been declared at Cronstadt
Vice Admiral Bireleff, minister of ma
rnc left tonight for CrQnstadt Uni
versities and high schools throughout
Ruesia have been closed indefinitely
on an order from minister of cduca
ton
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
MUSTERED OUT
Fer Playing Hang JEFF DAVIS On :
Sour Apple Tree

Montgomery Ala Nov io.-CoFe-7-
or JeIke las- nizht ordered to BE- mus
tered out Of service the Capital CITY
Guards. the only negro militia orsani-
zaiion in-the state There has tetA
much feeling AGAINST the come ans
since It. played Hang Jen Davis on
sour Apple Tree on the main thor
ouzhfare
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
MONEY ON LIFE DEMANDED.

Lonaon, Nov. l0.-The correspond
ent cf the Mail at Bucharest Rouma-
MIA. says the sailors OF the Russian
steamer lsmail. bound out from Odes
sa November s. with refugees, mu-
tined at Sea and threatened the pas
sengers with death unless they gave
them money and iewelry and that
those unable to do SO were thrown
overheard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
GENERAL STRIKE CONTINUES.

Warsaw. Nov. IVA genera sIrlke
continues All shops are closed eX-
cept apothecaries, and also several
bakeries which the strikers ordered
opened so as TO prevent starvation of
the poor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
ARRESTED sY BOOKER 7.

Montgomery. Ala Nov lo.-Booker
r. Washington today caused the ar
rest Of a student sent here by the
Porto Rican government because. h'
ran away from the school He is
charged with being an alien
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
TO AID LIBRARIES.

Chicaga Nov i0.-E- c. Hovey. Of
Boston Of the American Library as
eociation. is here in the interest Of a
fund 10 establish and maintain na-
tional headquarters for all public IL
braries- Men OF wealth are being ap-
psaled 70 in fu=the-anes ~ The plans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11

In July. says a writer in the Cana
dian Journallof Medicine and Surgery.
the washington shopkeeVers. 40 at
tract trade. D eggs By breaking The
shell and slloEing the conteRis 10 iah
upon the heated pavement Of Penn
sylvsnia avs%se
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
SEVERE SHORTAGE IN CHICAGO.

Ch cago, Nov l9-The most severe
shortage of bituminous coal eX-
perienced in Chicago in many years
exists at the present time, according
10 prominent dealers and they assert
there is III immediate prospect OF i'm
proyement. Inability OF the railroads
TO furnish cars for transportation OF
the coal f. gwen as The chief cause OF
the shortage During the last month
The price of soft coal has risen in
sriSe 75 cents per ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
MARTIAL LAW IN POLAND.

81. Petersburg, Nov. l0.-it is an
nounced that martial law will he de-
cIared throughout Poland.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
aorn an Am.rican cl,izsn.

A son born to American parents
while travelling in a foreign country
Is an American citizen. and a. such is
eligible to the presidency
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11
FENDER DEAD. WIFE DYING.

bloomington. Ind. Nov 10.-Jesse
Fender was KILLED BY a falling derrick
this afternoon. His young wife is dying
7f eonsumption.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-11

Beasts Of Prsy Urss for Fc55.
Raasrs Of prey are nor -cad IT, io',d-
The tf-er Is ERE one C-ceI iiul 70 MS
rnfr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-28
A N
New Market Man Has Called the Attention
of Grand Jury to His Case.

Determined to get satisfaction for
a black-eye, Constable Robert Pierce.
of New Market, has called the atten-
ton of the grand jury of MiddleseX
county to a case in which the old
grand jury refused to indict, and is
doing all a complainant and an officer
of the law can do to bring the indict-
ment about. In addition to that. the
constable has started a suit in tort
against the author of the discolora-
ton that married his optic.
The source of the discoloration lay
in the fist of Abner Coriell, Jr., IA
well known young mar of Dunellen.
He welded the fist one day last Aug
ust and ver since then Constable
Pierce has been seeking satisfaction.
He says he will keep on seeking I'M
til he gets it.
Pierce had Just served a subpoena
in a civil suit on Coriell, when the
blow was struck.