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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
ErtS' nno @crfebrs . Qcrieom ocS
ocutidjcn Hcidlcs.

Sn &erloGc ocS neutrality-suspicious.
&nltitlltS in Seip3ig mo &ien i'll
loeben ser critic 9nno bon Nclt.
mnnm'S SrtS- mo TcrfCbrS 2criCor
0eS 0eutlhen HcibeS in Der oicrtcH
neubeorbciteten mo permebrtenNui
loge crihienen. Die NerouSge6er
Gr. Mar NroeIite un0 0ircttor @il.
belm Sell boben bel oieicr NelIolli,
luac oc5 ld)on in iriibercn Nuilu9ell
melt perbrciteten mo picI benllbtcn
MertCS nit 0elitlder @riinolidfcit
un0 @eluiiicnboitigfeit qcorbeitet.
Ter Uo~rlic0en0e critic 9ano - Der
ShluBbano miro in meni9cn @oden
tolqcn - cntbGlt auf GAO Soften CT.
ne Siille bon Wateriol. @ir bobcn
ais Stihproben feline @ebir9So0rf.
hcn in oielem SrtS Sericon Qeilld)t
uno olc geilnoen. Nidt mur lit Scr
llmiong mieoer melentlid) crlpcitcrt
morocn er lit nm etlun elm Siinis
tel gepod)icn - ionoern uud) inner
bolb Scr Nrtitel limo mcrtbpolIe glcn.
0erlnl9cn 0cnlnd)t moroen. Mn criter
STEELE lei bier Ole Angobe Der n1d).
item Standardization fir Ortc oe.
notnt Ole lclbIt feline lolfc boben.
GrbleIten ullh nid)t olle Crtc oicicn
mertbpoIlen 3uinB, 10 iinocn mir i'm
bod bel Den mciiten ielbit bel feline.
rem OrtcrL iilr Ole man i'm foum er.
iportete. 0ic bin5ugeiiigte Gntier.
nllitg in &iIometern gibt Dem ,3ulob
crit leincn pollen @ertb. IlS mel.
tere Neierlmg beNriiBt Ger @enuter
oes @erfeS Die Sin5nfiigung oer|ro.
bins in Den prcuBiihen Nrtifclu. lie.
ler 3lioB erbobt Ole 9cnlbborfcit
oeS WerfcS neientlihL ocnn Ole Ne,
gierunasbe5irfe lino, Dor glQem iiir
Nid)tprcuBen, ood) 5l 5oblreih, ola
onB ibre Mngnbe Den Seicr ioiort
iiber oie Gage zines SrteS oricntirte.
Gos Erin5ip Der %Gntiheioung iiber
ole gufnabme Der Grte fonn man
MIR bilIiaen, 0enn rs beitimmt 5ur
Auinobme ole StGote, ole Yinrr.
Sorfer ole Srte nit eigener Eoit, Ell
9ener Giienbobnitntion ionic oltc
Die Srte, ole ionit moS9emerfenS,
mertbeS, lpie Elm SdloB. cine Mine.
rolqilelle, cine beionoere Snbuitric
etc, etc. nuimeiien. Sm llebriacu
ole Ginpobuer5abl ton 800 fir Dor,
Ter, 100 iiir Sitter feit5uieben. iheint
bercd)ti9t, menn bas @erf bonolidy
bleiben lon. Cine prGdtige 9eigobe
blloen 40 flare idJone StdOteplGitc,
ole meiitcn nit Hamenreeiiter. gu.
Beroem miro Dem gar5en @erf nod
cine groBe 0erfehrsforte beiaefiia..
90 ousgeriiitet, fam has 3eumunn'.
Idle Srts. unh Gerfebrs ; 2ericon ae.
troit BON Meuem ieinen @ca I'M oic
SefIentlidfeit anireten; es mirb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
SuoeSf1Qe.
Wcurnr i. Siutcuudl.

IS ltarb am 20. sunni 1905 In ieiner letter
gSobnunq. Cir. 0is. SltsGbafe.StrnB @corae
y. Sintemadi. aeliehter Safe bon 1bereia e.
piniennh. i'm gllter bon IS SGbren. Die Ne
eroigun9 iinoet Sreitng, ben %. Suni, MhoraenS
y ll6r, bon obiqer 2Spbulng aus nab Der ct.
SGfohuSsNirhe itaii, no nm 8 ltbr WiOraens cine
REQUIEM YieIe tiIr ieine Seelenrube celebrirt
miro. Hitte. feline Nlumen!
(St. WinrO's mo 9lfs9ounib 3eiiurgen mol
len q~eldligii cOpiren.) U73-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
Wuttiricb Wabcr.

IS iidrb am 20. sunni 1905 Sottirieo Naber,
geIiebtcr Sobn bon 9briiiopb lUo Wnnu 9tuber,
i'm bIiibenoer Hlter bon - Sabren mo q Mo-
naten. Die Neeroiguna ilnbei Sreitn. oen %.
NINA. Z. Strabe, Murreu.f arf, aus nab Der
9eneoiits airde. 100 eite Reanienlsg ieiie gelelet
miro, ino Damn aui Der pSouoon Euri Gene
tern" fiati. t73-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22

Sic .Hem Oort Civic q =.
location" hat lid nit Der GinDonoe-
rum9sfroge beidGiti9t. Seine Re.
friction, fem Gimponoerer- &erbot,
Ionoern ablentun9 iiber baS meite
8eblet Der @ereinigteu Staoteu, mar
Ole gniidt Der &eoner, @ouperneur
Glenn bon Noro.Garolina ld,rieb, er
miinide ben Ginmonoercritrom mad,
Ieinem Stootc gelentt 81 boben. gn.
bcre Geoner iogten, Dob Der Siioen
nod Wiaionen al @rbcitsfrGiten
braude. Snterciiont lit Die Mittbei-
lung oes Srn. emil 9ooS bon Der
hamburg : Amerifo . 9inie": SIS
ieien lebtes Sobr $1,000 3miiden.
beds.V aiiogiere onaefonmen Ii. 322,.
COO ipieoer snriid9egangen. Midi ole
oft erbobene geihmIoiglme, oaB Ban.
pers mnier2ano iibcriIntbeten, lplroe
burd Die 5batiad)e mioerIeet oab bie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
Nrthur Samram.

IS itdrb III 81, Suni 1905 Irtbur 7amrau,
40 Sabre alt. %aelicbier @ntie bon @nnu Gam
ran. Die Neerolgung fiuoet sdmitaal giabnits
TAGS 3 ubr, bon oet gSobnltla leiles Shpn9ers,
Nrt. @uitno @oebel. ar. 406, 2urosNoie. StraRe,
nns iiQtt. OI3-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
MnauIt Trans SdnlBe.

SO itnrb am 20. Suui 1905 Ansut 1ran5
Sdlulte i'm 80. Ye6ensidbre. Sds Ve9rdbniB
iiupet am %, SUM. 9Sa1mittasS nm 3 lbr,
bon Gr. 1860. Moro Is arch Strabe, aus itatt,
Bite. feline Nlurnen. U72-8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
@unberpplle Gntocfnna.

Srau d. gleiiius, electromagnetic SpeBialtittn
fiji ,SruueItsHeioen. 9umen iolten ftb In 1leTl
sSlueIt oertrauliber 9lrt an mid meitoen. gSellt
Gle leioeno iino, iueroe I'D Sbneu belten. SD
bate II. eillen ein6igen 6eblt6l19. @rlei6tea
rung in as Stinoen ooer feline Be5ablinA oers
breburg Der gtrbeit; n0uig burmlos. SIN
Gpred5fmmer oSer brteflid, So, Brioatsllnters
iomuen fir Snmett. 9ef6ulte gSdrtertnHen
Oertraulib. Nntbertbetlung foitenfrei. ,Spre6s
iiinoeu bon 10 llbr Nornl, bis 8 lbr Nbenos;
Sunntaas bon 2 bis 3 ubr Nadm. Sr0u u.
SleSing, Gr. 634, 9oro'Sareg.s trake. uahe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (Utdra9. &S.l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
Giablirt 1880.
QSilbeln y. Meinbarot,
9r. 1913, gScts aOmbarns Strafe.
% Weiu sorf claItiidJe SrudJbanoer,
uhuP Iehrr.

TtlusWOrf tIUIIIIuJt VTHuJUUHUtFi
UBne Seoer,
f6nnen Taa mn JIaht aetrdaen meroe1.
Mud Sart- WummisSGnoer,
,pelde ME ruitcl,, IrlbIt bei'm Bacon uIdt.
SielelUrH lino bon ullen @er3ten
ueiteuS emplObleH.
Gr b~erfertigt uul Belteuuuq, lpte nlli WAGER:
Sdbulter0auoer luterleibebiuoen,
lueidle uuo northumberland,
10 urrGnairt, Dab ieine aeebrIen StllnoeI bellenS
6ufrieoen aelteut ltno.
9llle Hrlhbdloer, Vdnongell llllo Sillltus
mente iueroen garantirt. DAB le paiien, uHo
auf'S Gau6eritc uno Bette dnGeierttgt.
SIR 1nmen iino ,3imnier
inter 2tnfiht BON Nlno. &einbarot oorbanoen.
W(o. IelepbOn: 9ourtldno 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
etl1ipohoerer 6es lcbten &obrc9 20
"alIlolletl Collars m%itbrod)tcIl.

IfIIlInurn N,n .I-Il,,
'' ''''''''''
rStrite 6crTubrIeute
III Chicago gebt III Gn0c. Gr bate
gar llIdt onionoen iollcn, Dem Die
Sllbrlelte botten oor fcincn @run0
5i,m N%usitono. Die Sumpotbie'n
peld)e Die Strifer nod, inn Yubliflm
Ion0en, iino ourh sic GnthiiQlnaen
iiber Ole n9oooeleien" Scr Giibrcr 0e.
i6punoen. ,SSett iino sic Strifer be-
reit III lire frii6eren Stclluu0en at.
riid3ufebren.r @oS 6abcn lie aemon.
men fNi6tS,
2 6 nelfqefuBt- &or0em
StanoeSdntt 3tt 0ellerbtrd I'M Reqie-
ru~ngS6e5irf Srier ipieltc lih oieier
Gage cine itltlome Sccnc alb. Gin
arbeiter ging nit lcincr @rout unO
0eren SdmeIter 1lrnl StunoeSomt,
nm ooS A,lige6ot CUR GbcihlieBung
5u bcitcqen. Dor ornt @ouie ol,ge.
longt, moQte ole Wraltt troB oler
Bitten nidt mebr mitQeben. Die
So6e muroe Dem 3rdutiaam, 0a lih
cine Wenl6enmenQc an5ulummeln
begann, bo6It unanQcucbm uno er
tldgte Der Sdmeiter lem Seio, ole
ldnell gefoBt einen Nlalueg Der 81,
tnation ion0. Die .Nrulit" Itcben
lalleno, gingen 9eioc hinciu mlo be-
itellten iiir iif oo5 Nuigebot. sic bat
ten iid) - Q%eiln0cn. Die Grbraut
o6cr mar IN Der 3miihcmcit uQcin
nnd) Souie gegongen.
-
80" "''"' 'o"'
o%ollu,en e"'.',.pee 'o''"''' ,I'olt D'
,'''s''' np..ie''!t'F .o"' n'u)t 9''ot'
'noe"I ""'o,,S'L = l"J,''o' w
Foi| ,'ol'''''' q" p'e,
ps.e' SaAst''''h ouS "Uv "uJt SuN'
[t"' oe''n'tsS'u'''lly' o''Io''a'' "'''
oV o""' lotee'ape'' So'''.'u" IVtt'9 8"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
9au.6omite Oes neuen Werihtsboaiee.

WuIfl NOT G. Den y. Nnnl IOO0.
Seriteaelte observation-disclosures, an ben
,9oaro Of 9huur6s," Care OF t6e sim Regifter,
G%oretiirt, lUerOcu bonn StdotsRegiitruiOr in oelieu
Bllreul i'm halbbdufe his II llDr SurmiitugS
ant WittluudI, Den .. Snli 1905, %ettgegeH aes
nommen iiir ole Reparutnr Der YeraNpimHg
CElalicring) oe5 Naltlmorer @erihtsbGIlcs
Spe3ifitatio1elG lueroeH ait Sniidlen bon Den
&erreH QSOGtt & 9toltiHg, @rhiieiten, 9tr. ?,
GlzGerin9tons StraBe. Baltimore, no, ~gelieieri
Die Gunirntis Beboroe behalf liD oas Hebt Dor.
irgeuo luclde llto ale ~9llgebOie }I Oermerien,
Sin bcgldIbtgter Gbed fiir einel in Den sue
Siiifutioneu Gnge9ebetIet Betrug, 8ablbar an Den
WtaNor uHo Siaotrni0 bon Baltimore. mub ie
Dem NngcbOt bei1ciii9t tein.
e. Sian Stmauus, Wi1Our,
IrGIioeui Der Gomniilion mir bus nelIe @eriht5.
buIS.
8eltdttgt:
e. SiaG Simanus,
Eruiioent Der Suutruti Neboroe.
CSuui22- 2I. 20 Sulil 81
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Guuourt ,Sarf.
Qurraine.

Waitriidt - Harfarttg St'tc..m' u.
gSeitlit ooil g4albrupf etn uIto elne qaloe
Wieile. Nennpt Sic init YomPattan beSetfhllete
Norib' sbenue.Gar. .Sreie aiitldsm y MG ISaa,, ~,
ani terminus. Yreiie bon eerabniBpiaee leef
Gdfon 223. Bureau: Srantltn. nno sStnoier.
8oabs. 8erlanet 8rcf6iire. (Waat4'lSa&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
8efaantnladungen.
YRreau bes stabt. Weumcters.

u NH m o G. Den p. Ilti 1908,
Ger Staots@ eorteter miro am Wiitnu pd,, Den
2s. SImi 1905, Sormittugs 10 llbr, lid al Crt
nHn Sielle e%iHIinGen unO ods Aibeuit Der China
StraRe, bon gSeit= bis StUd6olms Strube, urto
Der Neft'StrnRc, bon @utams bis china StraRe.
feltitellen. llHo nm 10.l 10 &ormiitdgS, nm ous
gtipeuI Der Mace StruBe, bon Sepbl0nsS trdBe
bis sum SluB.llfer ieit5uilellen.
6erller I'M SUnucritua, Den 20. Slnt 1905.
0.15 Sormittags, nm oas 9tiOcnI Der sSaibina'
ton Strufe, 5lpilden Gafnhettes mo gtortbs@loe.,
feit8IiteuelI.
Haleiab e. 5Dpmds,
(Suni 22) Gtaot@eometcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22
5e0ell Bon0uurM
tntftrnt nit Aopf

Der llnterScibneie nah elmer felt Sabrell bel
Iauienoen BON Ferfoueu erprobten e~iniddcu
Mtetbuoe, obuc Gors ooer 0ungerfur. IN . bis
3 Stunoelf. Suuienoc iiuo NIT oieicm tlebcl
bebnitct, mo Der 9roBte Ibeil e%rfeIlut feine
Nruuf6eit niht. Siderc 6rieumIngs5eidet Die
uoer tlrbieterunrtigcr Ibeile. pelte lib at
falHmen mo aI9eirlunocr 5ieben mo it'd. III
oieier ISorm 5ciaeu. glnoere mlthrldBlthe
Aenn3eiben limo: gNedlel Der @ciitieinrbe
6laue Ringe nm Die guiaer. Seri6letmung.
bcle0te SunGe, slppeitlloltateii ublpehlelto nit
SeiBbunger, llebelfeit nab S%eUillen Spetert,
res Instrumentation oes Speihels in N,lnoe.
Soo6rennen. biufiGes gliitoBcn. Stlpinoel.
0fterer N%opiihmerB, un~regelmdBt1er Stnbl9dla.
Niden i'm 9liter. Nolifeu mo mellenlorIntge
Nelpcouuoen, oanl iiehenoe. ~iuugeuoe Sdmers
6en in Den @eodrmen. 0er8fIopien, b~Guptldhlib
pei'm Perpendicular. @Ciuiitb5Oerittmmlina.
Wiiniateii lno SbIdiri9ieit. uuungelebmer
gltbem; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-22

Sn @icBcn it a 6 uiertGgi.
gen @eridtS . &erbonolungcn Der
Webaer SStor &uooe lpe9en Grmor.
Dung ocS fotboliiten YiorrerS Gbo.
bes bon Seloenbcr0cu 5ilm Fobe Der.
urtbeilt moroen. Noh Dem ~llrtbeiISs
ipriIb io9te &u0oc lGdelnb: .Nun lit
Die Sod)e bod ldici 9c9ongen - id
bate eS Sen 0eihmorenen nid)t 5llge.
trout!"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30
HIRED S[UGGERS
ARE RA|LROADED
Chicago Thugs Are Convicted
After a Lengthy Trial
SIX MORE IN THE NET
END OF SENSATIONAL TRIAL I'M
WHICH JUSTICE TRiUMPHED
AT A COST or $4,000 TO
COOK COUNTY.

Chicago, Dec. 29,-Five officials of
the Carriage and Wagon Workers
Union and two of their alleged hired
sluggers who have been ON trial for
conspiracy were convicted tonight AMI
all Will be sent to the peuitentiary
unless granted a new trial The Sc
verest pun 'shment was inflicted
against Charles Gilhooley, leader OF
tie alleged gang of sluggers. BE sides
receiving penitentiary entence he
was also fined So 600 Officers Of the
union found guilty are Henry Newma.,
Charles Casey, Edward Shields, secre.
taries, Charles III. Dutsch and John
Heiden, members of the executive
board and Marcus Looney, an alleged
hired slugger. Frank Novak, another
member of the executive board was
acquitted.
The spec fic case ON which the me-,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30
AN ASTROLOCER
AUTHOR Or WILL
Mrs. Chase's Relatives Claim
She Was HypnOtized
HUSBAND DENIES IT.
NO SUGGESTION WAS MADE TO
HER BUT HE ADMITS INTRO
DUClNG THE SEER TO
HIS WIFE.

Salem, Mass, Dec. 29.--That the will
of Mrs. Jennie Philips Chase, whose
death at Swampsoott last September
under circumstances indicating suicide
is being investigated by the District
Attorney, was drawn by protested as
tro!ogel, introduced TO her by her
husband, DR. Horace Chace, the heir
of her $1,000 900 estate, was brought
out in Dr. Chase's testimony in the
probate court today.
DR., Chase who Is seyentyfour years,
testified that he married Mrs. w. II,
Cuiliton, nee Phillips, June 2G, 1880.
Mrs. Culliton had obtained divorce
from her former husband
Six months before her marriage to
Or. Chase, the latter introduced her
10 Oliver Ames Gould, an astrologer.
DR. Chase stated today that Gould
drew his Horoscope and that of Mrs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30
CHINESE BOYCOTTERS THINK
THAT THEY CAN WHIP WORLD
Their Battle Cry is "Chna for The Ch nese"
They are ChuCkling Up Their
Sleeves Over ROOSevelt'S
Order

Peking, Dec. 29.-The most con
lervative. best informed foreigners
agree in expressing apprehension Al
The constantly growing irritation Of
he Chinese against foreigners. which
'or months has been gradually spread
ing through the country. China for
The Chircse' summarizes tho objects
uf the movement. among The chief
promoters of which are maia students
educated abroad and newspapers con
1ucied by Chinese who have been
educated in America and Europe.
which are beg nning 20 gain great In
fuence
The anti-American boycott has been
followed by a discussion OF China S
wrongs at the hands OF foreigners
generally and a determination 10 re-
dress them The hostility frst shown
against Americans has nov extended
% all foreigners.
The Chins.e chuekle because the
boycott caused President Roosevelt
70 Issue coreIsstsca d.rscllgns, hut ths
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30

boycott IS nowlss ended aud con-
iinuos, IL H. asserted here. 30 seriously
affect American trade in the Canton
ami Yaugste regions. The Chinese are
20 satisfied with the movement tina.
they are talking of the boycott As
permanent weapon.
The neR spapers now advocate
boycott Of Indian opium because OF
the sciion 81 the Br tish Assessor IT
the Mixed Court at Shanghai. cuu-
signing Ch,pege women % the munic.-
pal jail instead Of 70 Chinsse prisoH
The government has adopted .
policy q Chinese control OF railroads.
mines and similar enterpr ses. re
fuses TO grant new cuncessions. and Is
trying 10 regain or annul several COZ
cessions previously granted
The aggressive spirit Of TIE Chinese
has been decidedly Increased BY the
late var and the sucesrsfui msnosu-
vres Of the Chinese Northern ArzT n
October 1apan's victory has -
eouraged the Chinese to believe thar
thsy can he equally suecs.stli-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30
RELATES WHY SHE
LEFT HER ROBERT
Fitz Lacking in Artistic Sense
and OvabIeness
WAS AWFUL JEALOUS
RlLED A RUSSIAN COUNTESS AND
RACED FIERcELY ABOUT HER
GOING OUT FOR A
DRIVE.

Sioux Falls, S D., Dec. 29.-Un
reasonable jealousy, amounting to
cruelty, is assigned by Mrs, Robert
Fitzsimmons as her reason for de
manding a divorce.
In support of her claim she detailed
numerous Instances in lengthy heart
toheart talk here tonight. She ex-
presses great sympathy for him, says
she was sorry and surprised to learn
of his defeat at San Francisco ana
that she is sure the unkind things that
he has been quoted as saying of her
were never actually said
She even says she expects mcmeni.
arily to see Mr.. Fitzsimmons or his
manager, Mr., Friedman, drop in upon
her and seek to effect a reconciliation
or compromise She is willing to con
slider the latter, but not the former
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30

were tried Is huf cne of many similar
cases that have happened In Chicago
In the past few years. Last April whirc
Chris J. Carstrom. nOn-uniOn car
riage worker was returning home from
work from thu faE;or where a strike
was in progre3 nc was attacked by
two men and severely injured. He died
two weeks later. Last summer when
the department store tcamsters' strike
was at It's height and investigation oi
the picketing methods Of the various
unicns was being made by the state 5
attorney. George Mellor. former presi.
dent Of the Carriage and Wagon Work
ers' Hnion turned states evidence and
told OF the inner workings OF the
union Of which he had at one time
been a leading spirit
During the disclosures. Meller dc.
clared the union maintained a regular
organization OF Of men who were hired
a. slucgers IN order to iniimidate non
union men who night desire 10 take
the places Of strikers.
lie cited the Carlstrom affair a. an
n stance. Indictments we're secured
against officials Of the union and al
legged sluggers and September Is #
forts g. secure a jury were begun.
During the eleven weeks it took 10
secure a jury 1881 veniremen were
examined and the total expense Of the
case to Cook county to date has beel
$4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30
FINAL BLOW HAS
|. BEEN DEALT REDS.
Government Has Won Easy,
Though Ruthless Victory.
ALL QUIET AT MOSCOW
TELEGRAPH AND LIGHT SER
VICE MISUNDERSTANDING
LAW DECLARED IN
OTHER QUARTERS

ST. Petersburg. Dec. 29.--The sup
preston Of the insurrectEon ait Mos
COW and a certainty that similar up
risings elsewhere will be crushed
marks the collapse of the first attempt
of the reds" 70 overthrow the gov
eminent and administers defeat
from which Il Is not believed In gov
yernment circles the reyolutionaries
can quickly recover. The government
secured a comparatively easy though
ruthless victory, and II is believed in
hlgh official circles that the o1-ganiza-
tions have been so demc rallied and
disrupted by the blow and by the ar
rest OF their ablest Leaders that It
would be impossible for them 10 at
tempt the coup planned fur the an
'niycrsary Of the Bloody Sunday"
January 20.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30
He Can't Understand.

1T Is true" said she. that when
we separated Mr. Fitzsimmons had no
knowledge of my intention to leave
him. He has tried to be kind 10 me in
his way and really is devoted TO me.
but it is not his nature to understand.
While ! was travelling with his in
The Fight for Love he insisted 10
on carrying his little six-year-old
daughter Rossile with MS, and had all
he responsibility of caring for her
and appearing in one night stands vita
three or four matinees thrown in. He
couldn't realize IL was wearing me
out When said was tired he
thought | must have ceased TO love
him.
Then ! went TO Paris after forty
two weeks engagement with him and
be promised that 7 should study vocal
music under Jean de Rozske ! had
only been there a short time when he
suddenly dropped in upon me uuan-
nounced aud created terrible scene.
He first entered my apartments In
The pensi@n II Madame Bernard AM
there found Ro=alie She told him
had gone driving with a man The
fact was that ] had gone out with
Mrs. Bradley a wealthy coal opera
tors wife Of Philadelphia. Her daugh-
ter and her nephew. Mr. Mcfarland.
we're in the carr age with US and il
was the latter who prompted his
daughters remarks.
Annoyed Russian Countess.
He threw things about ny room in
a furious manner. much 10 the dis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30

Culliton The horoscopes each stated
that marriage would follow In few
months
Six months after the marriage Mrs
Chase adopted DE Forest Chase and in
her will dated six years ago and drawn
by Gould. she left the adopted son her
property. Two letters by Mrs. Chase
were introduced. In both of which she
said that she desired no contest over
her will. a. she wanted her adopted
son 10 have the property.
DR.. Chase admitted that he knew
the provisions of the will before II was
signed. but denied that he suggested
that Gould drew Mp the document.
Or. Chase testified that his relations
with his wife were a. a whole ami
cable. She was sensitive and had a
cyclone temper and he admitted that
he hsd had cross word with her. but
never abused her. On one occasion he
left her for six months. but they had
made an agreement before marriage
to live trgether or part as they deem.
ed best
There was an ante-nuptial agree
ment by which the hu-band should
give up his practice and travel With
his wife as hu band and physician
20 be paid As he would be by any
other patient.
In late years Or. Chase said that be
had had nothing to do with his wifels
relatives.
While he was describing the circum-
stances attending the finding Of the
body of his wife in The kitchen Of her
home with the gas turned on. the
lContlnusd on Fourth Fegsl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30
ExrlNeulsHEp IN BLOOD.

ST. Petersburg Dec 2s.--Peter
Strive. editor of The Osvobojdenie
tEmancipation) who has again shifted
his position publishes In an article
this afternoon in which he admits the
defeat of the attempt aimed at the
overthrow OF the government. He rays
the attempt of course was Madness
and was bound to be extinguished In
blood. Nevertheless he alleges there
was a heroic spirit behind Il which
should terrify the government.
Another such victory and the gov
ernment is lost says Struve. The
league Of leagues has split. one portion
favorinG continuance Of the strife
aud another the abandonment Of vfo-
lent tactics and the corporation In
Concluded on Fourth Page.l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30
INTO aAo-sAApEp CORNER.

Riga, Liyonia, Dec. 2a.-It Is said
the new governor general with $4,000
additional troops. Is planning to mp
root the revolutionary movement by
surrounding iyouia and CpuiIand aud
driving all revoiuticnarics into the
bag.shapcd corner Of conrland bet
ween Riga and Libau. where iliBy Will
be annihiiated, warships cutting OF all
escape by the sea.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30
TELEGRAPH SERVICE RESUMED.

Warsaw. Russia Poland. Dee, 2y.--
Chief Of the Postal telegraph bureau
says that regular telegraph service
has been resumed, During the lasss few
days six hundred socialists have been
arrested, There was some rioting to-
day. during which the troops pre-
vented the building Of barricades.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30

New Castle. Po.. Cleveland, Ohio. and
Joliet. H.
AS soon as the indictment was laid
before Judge Bethea in the United
States circuit court he fixed bends al
$4,000 in each case. and the officials
Of the Burlington road were notified 10
call and give bail to the amount OF
sl5.eao which they agreed 10 do with
out delay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-30
BURLINGTON HAS BEEN GIVING
REBATES TO STEEL COMPANY
Federal Grand Jury Returns Indictments
Against Road and Two Officials
Judge Betha Fixes Bail
Bonds

Chicsg7 Dec. 29-The federal grand
jury late today returned an indict-
ment against the Burlington railroao.
Darius Miller first vice president and
c. @. Burnham. foreign freight agent.
on the charge Of granting rebates to
the United States Steel Company.
Shipments with which The indictmen,
deals were made from Elwood. Ind.
Martins Ferry. Ohio. Pi.tsburg. Ps