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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
GRAND WILL Be
PRISON CELLS
OF Pair of Notorious Fugitiyes
IL They Want II
WIVES TO MEET THEM
AT SAVANNAH UPON ARRIVAL
GREEN AND GAYNOR AC-
CORDED EXTRA ORDi-
NARY COURTESY.

Savannah Ca Oet 10 As much
unlike the treatment that ia accorded
common malefaciurs, as Greene and
GaJnor themselves are unlike that
i'll Of e1ildoers, viii be the treatment
that The notorious fagitiyes from jus
lice viii receive here Though the
alleged mulclers Of millions from the
governments are moi to be guests Of the
De Soto Hotel, The tourist hosiery at
which they have heretofore stopped
when in Savannah. they will be ac-
corded the privilege Of fitting up Il
room in the Chatham county Jail with
all the magnificence their purses may
afford or their tastes dictate.
This has been decided by the local
authorities.
room was made ready in the top
story Of the pail today, 1t Is severely
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
HART HELD FOR
GIRLS MURDER
CHARGED WITH FIRST ATTACK
ING HER AND THEN CON-
MlTTlNG MURDER TO HIDE
HIS CRIME.

Chicago, Oct t0.--Charged th
having caused the death of ten-year
cd Irene Kicked by administering
narcotic poison, DR.. Oliver b. Hart
was held to grand jury without bail
by the eoroner's jury at the conclusion
of the inquest today on the body of
he girl.
Hart, whom 1t is charged first at
lacked the girl and then poisoned her
go hide hi crime. Is ened to the read
ing f the verdict without any sign of
motion Il am not at all in the least
surprised at the action of the coro-
ner's jury" said Hart. because ex-
pecied to be held 10 the criminal court
for trial I'm innocent, howeve- OF
the crime I'm charged with and !
denis believe I WI have much d fiji
Guilty in proving my innocence"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
.L|QUOZONE GETS
A SOLAR PLEXUS
INDIANA PURE FOOD CoMMlS-
SION DECLARES BIG ADVER-
TisED MEDICINE is THE
RANkEST KIND OF FRAUD.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct 10-"At a
total cost of one cent I manufactured
l2S bottles of patent medicine that is
-etailirg at drug stores every day ar
90 cents q bottle.
This startling statement was made
by State Chemist Barnard. 81 Huj"
ne continued 1hat his preparai oa
is the mos. alb bsurd that could BE-
Imagined. found that IL conWiued
noning more or less than water Taken
from Lake Michigan at Chicago and
containing very small per cent T
gulphuric and aulphcrious acid The
preparation is called Liquozonc
Barnard has a.so exposed other pat
ent medic ne icles but his main
complaint is against food stuffs
4 Is admitted thai reputable phrsl.
clans Of the STATE have appealed 10
the state board Of health to PVT pat
cnt medic nes Out Of busilo-i That
tHe tate can do II is doubtful a. there
is no Law against them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
EVIDENCE FOR
A BIG PRICE
In Damage Suit rof Venezuela
Against Asphalt Go.
PRESIDENT TANGLED UP
IN LETTERS OFFERED iN PROOF
OF STATEMENTS Is
FOR MILLIONS or
DOLLARS.

New York Oct 10 Testimony thar
an offer 70 accept briba had been
made IN connection with the auit III
Venezuela against tha Nas York ana
BERMUDA Aaphals company Naa ~
ifodaced to-day III i healinis before
United States Commissioners Giiehraf.
The n taioIiy Is being taken for usa
lin Venezuela for settling d suit Ter
that government for 100000
against the asphalt company for its
alleged relation with the revolution
of General Matos. Frank Baldwin tes-
ifed today that man named Miller
had approached him onsring 10 give
valuable testimony concerning this
suit upon the payment Of $4,000.
Mr. Baldwin said he had copies Of
the evidence which Miller proposed to
to furnish fol this sum of money. and
these documents were introduced in
evidence Among the typewriter
headings over these copies were tho
following:
A p A. letter TO Roosevelt"
Important letters regarding fela.
lions of Minister Bowen with s. H."
"l1Xiract flsm letters rejecting
upon The reliability and status III
Bowen. This wnnla queer PhllaheE.
phia and Washington with Bowen"
~Capy Of The receipt from the 'si 900
man
Instructions from Secretary of
State detriment to you"
"A recent hearing in Philadelphia
some afidavfts made BY miller, who
deposed in behalf OF the defendant.
We're introduced in evidence Today
Frank ]. Duyignac. legal counsel on
the Venezuelan Government side OF
the Care caused the Introduction of
Baldwin testimony.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
SU|C|OED AFTER
TWICE DIVORCED
BECAUSE SHE COULDN'T co TO
THE ALTAR FOR THE THIRD
TIME WITH MAN or HER
CHOICE.

Kokomo. Ind. Oct. l0-Becsuse she
could not marry walter Gardner.
stenOgrdphcr Julia Rcard committed
suicide with poison. She was only 10
years old bu- had bcrn married and
twice divorced
She fir married Thomas I0lus'
when d. was Is. but she lof, him and
married John Aaron wi.hout getting
divorce. Both were arrested for
p gany brf the prosecution was drop
ped. Sne was divorced from bo-h men
On the same day. ami bsca1se Of her
nfatuaiion tor Gardner she took
strychnirc and died iu h's,arns.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
EXPRESS CLERK
CABBACES COIN
Adams Express Co. Loses just
Sl0I,00D in Cash
POLICE ON LOOKOUT
FOR THE YOUNG FRENZlED RI.
NANCiER WHO HAS DEPART
ED THE COUNTRY FOR
PARTS UNKNOWN.

pittsbuTg, Oct. 10-The startling
discovery was made late today that
the Adams Express Company had been
yictimized to the extent of 100000
supposedly through speeulafions Of an
empl0ye.
In an official statement the company
says a package containing the money
was received and receipted for by Ed.
ward George Cunliffe, who was then
acting in place Of the regular money
clerk who was i'll.
Cunliffe left the office at the usual
time last evening and the company,
when he failed to report for duty,
hurried an examination of his depart
ment and learned that about $1,000
IT the funds entrusted to his care were
missing.
General Agent Hiner of the Adams
Express Company Immediately called
in detectives and placed the matter
in their hands.
Later developments brought to light
that fact that in addition to the ST.
600 missing, a bank package contain
ing 100000 had not been received at
the money forwarding office at the
union station, this city.
Inquiries made at his residence
showed that Cunliffe arrived home at
the customary time last evening. and
after changing his clothes, saying 10
his wife that he was going out for Tho
evening and nothing further has been
heard from him.
Cunliffe has been employed by the
Adams Express Company since March
/, 1904. Previous TO that time he was
employed in the Pittsburg service Of
the American Express Comapny, Elec-
trio Expire Comapny and the United
States Express Company at Hartford,
Conn, and bore a good reputation. he
was methodioal, accurate and an excel
lent clerk.
When informed of the Company
suspicious, Mrs. Cunliffe went into
Mysteries and tonight is in a serious
condition
The authorities are of the opinion,
however, that Cunliffe left the city i'm
mediately after bidding hic wife god
bye last evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11

ness houses of this city, who thought
he might sober up and would return
to his work ar Dswood However he
went TO Sandusky where his checks
were cashed and the murderer fol
lowed
NJ. L. Theridge. a well dressed
young negro. about % years old. six
feet TALL. we ght 165 pounds. is ac-
cused of the crime. He has left the
country, and officers are searching
for him.
Three negroes. Fulton Davis. Jco
Ba Is and H. Hall, are being held "a
accomplic5s TO the crime. and an in
quest which will be held early this
morning
II rhc guilty parties are caught
there is talk of a neektie party at
Tamms and Sandusky and possibly a
trio Of black faces may grace the bow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11

Plain in its furnishings, but it is ca
pected that Greene and Gaynor viii
make il comfortable. Nor,awI the
msn who have been accustomed TO tbs
hest that civilization can fuFnish have
10 subsist upon prison fare II has
heen decided TO extend tlnm the priv.
ilege of having their meals sent from
tie Dc Soto.
The wives Of Gaynor and Greene
who had preceded them. m them at
the depot On their arrival at O'Clock
thi morning.
The prisoners were at once taken ta
jail by Trnited States Marshal White,
who had gone to.Moniresl for them,
accompanied by Deputy Doyle The
prisoners seemed in good spirits
Mrs. Gaynor and Mrs. Greene were
With their husbands for an hour This
morning at the Jail John F Gaynof
Jr-. was also a visitor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11

Medical College, only FIVE similar
cas- have ever come to the not co
of the medical profession Gardiner
VINO was formerly cashier carries
bis head lifted forward and slightly
twisted to one side. He is unable 10
move his head or incline It, except
with great effort. and Is hardly able to
eat or speak. owing to the effect Of the
cssfication Of the sympathetic mem
bers OF the membranes of the tbroat
and bronchial tubes Attorney Buck
ner declares that the hardening of the
bone tissues has proceeded 50 far thai
Il would be impossible 70 bring any
strain upon she patients neck that
would be sufficient severe 10 cause
any discomfort other than slight
straining Of the muscles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
DUBUQUE GETS
A LOVING CUP
FOR WINNING THREEl LEAGUE
CHAMPIONSHIP. - HOLLAND
AGAIN ELECTED CHIEF
OFFICER.

Dubuqac. Ia. Oct lo-- Owners Of
the Three r. base bail ieague today
reelected Edward Holland. Of Bloom
ing On. as president. and zecre ary and
treasurer, jas. Hayes. of Davenport
as vice president
Next years sceiuie NH cons II Of
ia games. A loving eup was pre-
scented 60 the Dabuque clnb. winning
the league championship. at a baaqHet
tonight given By the Dubuque club
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
USED THE POKER
TO PROTECT WIFE
OF MAN WHO WAS BEATING HER.
coRoNER's JURY EXON
CRATES HIM OF MURDER
CHARGE.

Carni. H.. Oct 10.-Geo. D. Endi-
cot, living near Crossville. Ill. today
killed John Brewer in a fight in which
EniicOtt was attempting to rescue
Mrs Brewer from her husband
End colt, who is a stepfathsr Of
Brewers wife heard her CT Is and
went to her assistance. Brewer pulled
knife when Endicott secured a
poker and beat him o death.
The coroner LATER exOneraUed En-
dicOtf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
CUBA REMEMBERS
HER BEST FRIEND
AND wiREs cA5LEoRAm THANK.
ING AMERICAN PEOPLE FOR
INTERVENTION AND sAcRi.
FicEs ~ Her CAUSE.

Havana. Oct lo-The thirry-seventh
anniversary of the uprising al the be-
ginning Of the ten vars var was oh
SERVED Today a. general holiday. To
nist the officers OF the revolutionary
wa-r c1mucnorat fh- anniversary
by a banquet
A cahlegram was o-derei sent Presi-
dent Roosevelt thapkinr rhe American
people fer interveuIicn and The sasri-
fees thsy made 70 bring the freedom
N cuba
fhe reading - iHe rsassaran es3liz-
ed immense enthusiasm. women in
gsilaEies rising AMI siseeriBg the ac-
tica q those a. the tables
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
REFUGEES RETURNING HOME.

During the last three or four days
all south bound trains on the Illinois
Central and NJ o nave been crowd
ed with refugees returning 10 their
homes in the southland from which
they fed when yellow fever made its
appearance No. on the Illinois Cen
tral last night had four residents OF
New Orlean ana over a dozen others
living N Mississippi and louisiana
They came from Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
SURRENDERED eY soNDsMEN.

Milwaukee. Oct TO- Cornelius Cor
ct ran. president Of the common com
Gil, of Milwaukee. who was recently
indicted by the grand jury charged
with selling feed to the city. while a
city official, which was held to be n
violation Of the city charter. was TO-
night surrendered by his bondsmen
to the sheriff
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
WILL RATiFY UNANIMOUSLY.

Stockholm. Sweden. Oct. 10.-Prob-
abilities now p0ini TO the unanimous
rat -fcat on of rhe Ks-lsisd iTea5y by
TIRE Rilsdag on October Il. Ar a
Eecret session e both hou1es today
detail were furnished regarding the
clauses relating TO the manner of the
desrruc, ION Of Norkeigan fortifcatlons
which appeared satisfactory 10 the
members Of the Riksdsg.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
SNOW IN MINNESOTA.

Duluth. MINI. Oct. i0.-SnCw fell
this afternoon for the first time this
nesota. The snow fall was ght in
Duluth and mixed with rain but on
ihe Mesaba aud Vermillion ranges was
quite heavy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
BANKER is CONVICTED.

Sioux City. Iowa. Oct. 10-W. f.
Brown. president of the defunct First
National Bank Of Storm Lake. this
afternoon was convicted Of fraudulent
banking. Sentence viii be pronounced
Friday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
KILLED A FARMER.

Danvile. H.. Oct t9.-Cass us Lar
rance shot and killed John Ciimmins
a farmer living near Sidell this after
nocn a. q result Of a quarrel over
money matters Larrance was ar
restesN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
DIED OF YELLOW FEVER.

Marion. Ind. Oct 10-IIorace
Meyers. taken iii with yellow fever
iart Friday shortly after he had r.
turned home from Madison Parish.
Ia. died this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
Automatically stasea.

You don't have popular edueatieB
In this country
No" answered the Russian. De
are toe buzy with our . [ s to both
about our 4. z. Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
Elrs sut No psmane.

4 small conaagrarion in the rear Of
Bucher & MaloEsys blacksmith shop
gave the No. ? hose company run
yesterday morning. There was no
damage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
BLOWN FROM THE ROOF.

Des Moines. Ia. Oct. 10-J y.
eaton. foreman on the Iowa Historical
Building was blown from the roof
7e=terIay evening by a strong wind.
dying from his injuries today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
FIsH'S FIN
Pricks Thumb and Arm Has to DC
Amputated.

Metropolis. Ill. Oct. I0.-Lyman
Padgett had an arm amputated re-
Gently the result of a fish's fin which
ago. This caused blood posoning
age. This caused blood poisoning
and necrosis OF the bone and made
the removal of the arm below the e.
bow necessary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
FIRE DESTROYS HOSPITAL.

st. Cloud, Mimi, Oct. 10.-Fire to
day destroyed ST. RaphaeIs fCatholie}
hospital Ths hospital was filled with
paIients, forty of whom are typhoid
sufferers, but all were taken cut.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-11
Nashinaton Bulletin.

Washington. Oct 1O--Fair WedHss
day and Thursday; fresh northwest TO
north winds
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16

ti,yrgD PLACE TO WORK ON FARM
M Young man. i, willing :" WORK II, Z
ys.tr,n ~ s Em-rson-st.. Denver
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16
Vote for City Water.

An adjourned meeting of the city
council was held Tuesday evening
for the purpose of taking up the
matter of submitting to the voters
at the spring election the question Of
the city for u supply OF
water. The council voted
to have printed proposed ordinance
for this purpose. The full text Of
the proposed ordinance will be found
in another part of this paper. and
should be read carefully by every tax
payer. as the question is vital one,
aud should be Thoroughly understood.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT
Furnished by A. L. Evans, State Nor.
NAL Observer.
Little Locals.
+,-s-s-i-s-a-s-i-s-s-s-s-ii-s-ss-ss-iisi-ssass-,.

Smoke Smies' special segar 5 c.
Only ten days more OF bargains at
Miss Bishops.
Latest in stationery displayed in
Horne's window.
Special sale on skirts and under
wear. Red Front.
Some wall paper remnants cheap
at Stover's Book store. .-...-.
Take your poultry to Rissler &
Platt, Ill Main street.
Specials in the new spring tailored
skirts. Harry II. Shaw.
50 hats to select from at NJ iss Bish-
ops: choice 50 cents and 81.
Fencing and gates of all kinds.
McCutcheon Hardware company.
We want you to try our shoes
we carry only the best. Red Front.
A large line of Lisk's antitrust
tinware. McCutcheon Hardware COM
pany.
ii. T. West has been rather SER
iously i'll in his home for couple Of
weeks.
Tatfy, nut candies, log cabin cara
mels, bon bons, hot chocolate at Nor
risons.
The Social Hour club gives another
of its social hops in Academy hall
this evening.
Dress making wanted Mrs. r. w.
Harris. West Second street, Ind
ranch phone 24-l0.
Lisk's imperial enameled ware.
with a ten year guarantee. McCutch-
con Hardware company.
Our new lines of dress goods are
latest styles: see our new waists
and waistings. Red Front.
In exchange for goods we will pay
you this week ~ cents for good butter
and 33 cents for eggs. X. Il. Martin.
grocer.
The Euterpean club will hold its
next meeting at the homie of Mrs
Harvey ID. Parker next Saturday,
Feb. ls.
Don't forget we keep in stock a
choice line of meats, oysters and hsh,
pickles, olives and smoked fish. Riss-
Ter & Platt.
Until March | all heavy and med
ium weight clothing at cost. No
shoddy and no shyster work goes.
Crabb. the tailor.
John II. MCutcheon and ID. X. Nc
Arthur went to Denver Tuesday to
attend the hardware dealers cOnven-
tion in two days session there.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16

had been walking the floor for
several nights to keep from freezing
to death. Aid was promptly given
by the county commissioners.
Glass honors for the High school
graduates of 'O5 were awarded Mon
day evening. Llyod Neill takes
first honors with 2lO points to his
credit; Miss Hilda Smith second
honors with 2O6 points: Miss Rath
Flint third. with 203 points. The
awards were based upon four years
work in the High school.
The county commissioners during
the post week passed a resolution
creating two new voting precincts in
the city in accordance with the recon-
mendation of the city council. The
full text of recommendation and Civ
ing precinct and ward boundaries as
they will appear under the new order
was published in The Tribune about
a month ago.
Talbot Munson and Hugh Win
bourn of Fort Lupton were In Greeley
last Friday with petition to the
county, commissioners for the creation
of Il reservoir district. to be created
under the act OF 1901 permitting dis
tricts to bond themselves. 1t is in
tended to place about 1000 acres of
land. lying north and east of Fort
Lupton in this district.
Miss Nita Clair Davis, formerly of
Denver and Greeley, Colo, is now on
her way to Denver, where she will
join her prospective groom, Ernest
l.. Williams, and the couple will soon
be we'd. Miss Davis is student in
the sophomore class of the Woman's
college of Baltimore. Md. Mr.. WILL
iams is Il prominent young attorney
here with offices in the kittridge
building. Denver Times.
\ bill is now pending before the
legislature to increase the salary of
county commissioners in counties of
the second and third class. If the
bill becomes law it will affect Weld
county. At present the salary of
the commissioners here is limited to
$500 year each, and last year the
commissioners put in time enough
to each run $50 over, which they could
nor draw. There is really said to be
work enough to keep one of the
commissioners in the office al least
| three days IA week, but none of them
will put in his time for nothing.
The Fort Collins bowling team.
the Baileys, and the team that has
been meeting. the local team. in the
match games both here and at Fort
Collins, were entered in the Milwau-
kee bowling tournament held in
Denver last week, and appeared in
their scheduled game last Saturday
evening The team is a good one
but they were attacked with IA bad
case of stage fright or else were up
against the real thing, for at no time
did they have chance to carry of
any part of any prize. Edwards. the
star bowler of the games hele and at
Collins was away off and only aver
age 355 pins for one series OF three
games. Brennan did their best bowl
ing The q. & W. team were think
ing at one time of entering in this
tournament.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16

The woman who studies the store
|ds carefully may pay herself IA fee
|or every shopping trip she makes
put Of the money she is able to save.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16

kEyENTEEN ACRE FRUIT RANCH IN SAN
\ Dec county California. for sale must 80
|ulck prlce accordingly Slts. Write Mt ono
Fvln t. Richards, Jis Colorado building,
Denver Colo
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16

oST-FEB. /. POCkETBOOK, NY NAME
burnt in II; also my card, some change,
{amps etc. Matte lversen. Reward II re-
bfpei to Tribune office.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16

c0R StLE-l TEAM, WEIGHS 270 lbs ONE
horst weigh, 100 lbs harness and wagon
Fill be sold at a bargain either tngrther or
kpsratey Inquire Of e. {. Baker. at Anlt.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16

hOR SALEAT A BAkGAlN-FlHST.C
diving horse. young and sound; harness.
pd new iubb r-tire top buggy. Owner has no
se for it, vanSickle Bros, Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16

GT-LOCkET FROM WATCH FOB. MONO
\ srsu 4 ": on reverse clover design in red,
IN. aad blue lost Friday evening. Return
! Nr. Dr. Muliord,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16

LLFALFi HAY FOR SALE-AT PECkhAM,
:, eu,,in, desired &c Males Bell phone7i-3