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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
That japanese Figures Will lie
So High That Peace Plans
Viii Fail
TERMS TO Be STATED
AT MEETING ToDAy-FEELiNG
OVER OUTCOME or CON-
FERENCE IS GLOOMY
ENJOYS ALL WANT
TO END WAR.

Portsmouth, N H., Aug. with
the probability that Baron Komura
will tomorrow reveal to the Russian
plenipotent aries the terms upon
which Japan is willing TO conclude
peace. the opinion as 70 the outcome
among those who are .congregated here
10 watch the proceeding has become
decidedly pesflmistic.
A This is due TO the growing conv-c-
tion that Papan's conditions will not
prove al moderate as we're at one time
anticipated and, especially In the mat
Eter of indemnity, may preclude the pos
sfblity Of their acceptance by the
Russian ENJOYS as a basis of negotia
tion.
Witte'a firm attitude in private con
versation against the payment o. IN
demnity and the insistent reports en-
I anat ng from the Japanese quarters
that a war contribution approxlmntang
I the cost Of the war, variousiy stated
al from GOO To 500 millions, constitl-
i tes one of 1apans demands indicates
i wide ii not an irreconcilable. dfifer-
y ence between Japan's irreducible MIN
Iimum and what Russia is prepared 10
I. accept.
t1pon the question of the payment
~lof a large Indemnity the Instructions
na Iof the Russian plenipotentiaries are
believed tn admit of no concessions
although 1t is possible that certain
compensation lii kind might be ar-
ranged,
Far Inffance. II II suggested that
oefi for The REIMBURSEMENT vi the island
Eof sakhalin. now potentially IN Jan
ans hands, tho possession Oh which III
'ilN 5apan would drive her command a
NJ the whole Siberian littoral Russis
ies eould With prcprlety pay large SUM-
a'i Gloomy forebodings, however, Ina1
9e premature at this iuncfsires \
a's everything indicates that me plen
..s' uosontiariss upon both rides ere MY
ass erfely deslrnus of concluding trsat
NAL lof peace,
The official versions nf today mee
,,a. lngs gwen out by each side describe
lone " ~ sa.asiaNs's ",,- sar,..l,sr
Jill, passed off amicably, considerable I
,pho serve was displayed upon both slae
! III While the Russian plenipofenttars
ar- expect the Japanese to present tern
Immediately upon the official exchanl
IL credentials tomorrow they aun
that they are In the dark knmn
and his colleagues decline M give 4
Frs. a,,4 ,ati,,,at,on M n thaIr course IL pro,
dure
ashs Commanders WInslow and Gibbe
" also made their official calls upon
s'ls two missions this afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10

Malone, one Of the guests, left a
chair and started across the room.
She changed her mind and1returning
to her chair found Miss Banhack scat
ed in 1t. A quarrel follo9Eed between
the women and GolashewAka and his
wife espoused Mrs. Mallcn's side of
the quarrel.
According to the police, a little LATER,
when Miss Bannock went 10 her room
on the second floor, she was attacked
by Golashewsk, who struck her with
his fists and then several times with Z
beer bottle. He Is safa@fD have es
capped
When Policeman Chesnik. who hat
Just left the entertainment, returnef
attracted by the cries, he found tn
girl unconscious near her room an
had ner taken to the city hospital
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SHOCK TO new ORLEANS
ALTHOUGH DEATH OF AGED PRE-
LATE HAD BEEN EXPECTED
NUMBER OF NEW CASES
SEVEN DEATHS
YESTERDAY.
SUMMARY OF THE FEVER.

New Orleans, Aug, 9.-Public In
terest In the yellow fever situation
suffered temporary eclipee today
in the unexpected announcement Of
the dealt Of Archbishop Chapelle. Al
though the venerable prelate was the
subject OF scientific traetment and
had the most assiduous attention, his
physiaue always counted heavily
against him in the opinion OF both the
laity and the physicians while his
fatigued condition on his return from
particularly irksome trip through
the country was against him.
His death therefore, while general
w aeploren, is not considered 10 mega
live upoinion Of medical fraternity
that with good care and proper treal
ment mortality Is unlikely to be heav'
during the present visitation
What has been considered remarF
able ii that the archbishop shout
have contracted the disease here 8
quickly after arryali though he ma
spent many later years of his Ire
Cuba, and Porto Rico, II both
which countries the disease - q
aemic, without ever having confratc
ea III
Among the scientific men there
little doubt that the archbishop fell
victim to d mosquito bite
Tc.lay's record Of cases was aga
large and there was an increase
the number of deaths. New cases Q
swelling largely ~ q result q Y
vim an denergy with mich the iea'
al control of the situation has inspif
and from a gradual overcoming
disinclInation of some doctors
make known their cases.
The actual control Of the santa
work passed today to the Marine Il
pital service, Or. Gressner bei
placed In immediate charge
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CAREER or BISHOP cHAPELLE,

New Orleans, Aug. Archbishop
rhaneIle. who died OF yellow fever TO-
aay was born in Mende, France, Aus
ust 2S. 1S42. He came to the united
States in 1859. and was ordained
priest In 1865. He was a missionary
for ave wears and afterwards he'll
pastorates in Baltimore and Washins'
ton.
In 1891 the archbishop was MADE
bishop coadiutor Of The Sante re- anu
became archbishop Of thai diocese II
1894. Three years later ne was nam
al archbishop Of New Orleans Alter
tha Snanish-American war he was ap
10 nted apostolic delegate 70 Cuoa
Porto Rico and the Philippines Ht
went to the Philippines and spen
much time there in connection VIII
tho settlement Of conditions growini
out Of the change of sovereignty Y
the islands.
ne took I'D the cause Of the Frlars
and hts work was approved hy IN
Vatican. During his stay Ia Mani
Ne was thrown constantly into contao
with Secretary Taft, then governor
the ISLANDS. and they became war;
personal friends
Three years ago Chapelie was 7
Iioved OF his mission to the Phih
pines, but continued his Jursdlctle
over Cuba and Porto Rico,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
CHINESE Do NOT
LIKE EXCLUSION
ANY BETTER THAN AMERICANS
LIKE THE BOYCOTT, SAYS WI
TING FANG, FORMER U. S
MINISTER.

pekin, Aug. 9.-Wu Ting Fang, for
merly Chinese m mister at Washing |
.op now wee president of the boari
of foreign affairs, interviewed ny tae
Associated Press today, said the eS-
listing regulations for the exclusion o.
Chinese frcm the United States were
unsatisfactory from Chinese stand
point and hence 1t was des red taat
they should be modified by new
convention.
The Ch nese. he said agreed 10 the
exclusion of coolies and this point pre-
seuted no difficulty, but the existing
regulations pressed with severity on
Ethe o.har classes. He instancei case
Iof merchants. travellers for pleasure
students and others, who, while nom
,nallv admissible 20 the Unite.
, states, were forced to undergo ex
!. aminations which, though possibly ne
!. essary, were generally rendered yer
! objectionable on account OF tha mar
liner In which the regulations were er
y forced.
I Wn expressed himself as great
regratting the Chinese boycott OF An
: erican goods and steamship and insu
ance companies. ais It might estrane
the good win of Americans. which :
highly priced. Apparently. hoWeve
he said. the Chinese classes most 81
cerned. considering that prospects Z
solution Of the difficulties afislt
from the application Of the exclusi'
act were remote, decided on the pe
cott as the only means of yentiiatll
the question.
He pointed out that the moveme
against tha Americans though th'
oughly organized by the best ana nas
representative Chinese, was altogelf
lpacific and was not directed ~ ~
persons or property
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
BAD M|X-UP ON
GRAND CIRCUIT
Ed eEeRs HAD ANOTHER CLOSE
CALL WHEN HORSES, suLk-
les AND DRIVERS TuMeLEo
IN HEAP IN FAST RACE.

Buffalo. Aug. Ed. Geers, Dean oil
the Grand Circuit drivers, had another
close cali this afternoon. Veteran wac
in the sulky back of King Direct In
2:0i pace, the feature Of the day.
when in the third heat, at the head
stretch King Direct pacing strongly
struck his hoof through the wheel
of Locanda's sulky. There was a tan
gle of horses. sullxies and drivers al
most Immediately swallowed up In a
cloud of dust. When the scene clear
ed up Geers was seen PROSTATE on
the ground
soon stable hands and others, In
cluding physicians. were at Geer'
side. II was found he had suffered
bad cut on his leg and stunned, bu
Ihe speedily recovered his breath ant
lhis first words were Now, don
make a hurrah of this thing an
scare everybody to death for nothing.
To show he was all right Geers tne
came out back of Turley in Eli trc
which followed, and won the decidin
heat, being given tremendous oVi
ton.
Locanda had the two heat IN u
] 2.O4 pace when the accident occurre
and as the judges found both driver
/ blameless and placed the horses
! the final heat Allertion Station got Il
' race.
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GHOST STORY.
cleared up by the Finding of Poor
Hungry Woman In Band Stand.

Anderson, md Aug. w. When off's
GERS went I'd Riverside Park tonight lo
clear up black ghost stories os Lhfee
nights past they found in Al old bana
stand woman apparently 60 years "
are, who gave her name a. Mary
Burke. She says she is The Wife q
Daniel Burke. Of ST. Mary's. Ohio
ana that she was staying In the parh
until her husband returns from MN
| dlstown, Ind. where he expecFeh n
sec his hrother.in-law, George Fsionas
| The woman sa q she had slept alont
lin the park since Sunday night MI
was poorly dressed and hungry Sli'
could name no one IN this CITY wh'
might know her and she was sent Y
iaii until her husband Or friends At
4 rive.
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TO PROBE CAUSE
OF THE DISASTER
WHICH COST THIRTEEN LIVES
AND INJURED SCORES I'M Al
BANY WHEN DEPARTMENT
STORE COLLAPSED.

Albany. N. Y, Aug. 9.-The mayor
this evening appointed a commission
of three experts from OUT of tcwn to
investigate and .eport upon the cause
of the collapse of the Myers conpany's 5
department store.
The total deaths are now fixed at
tn rteen, with TWO others probably IA
tally injured.
OF those now in the hospital, Helen
Donahue is believed to be near the
point of death and Mrs. William Borst
of Window, Mimi, shopper has only
an even chance of recovery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
Mr.. COOK is A BANKRUPT
Carthage Populist and Mine Owner
Assigns to Creditors.

Carthage, Mo, Aug. 9.---Carthage
and vicinity is experiencing shock
in the announced failure Of J. III. Cook,
erstwhile capitalist and prominent
populist politician and mine owner.
He has made an assignment for his
creditors benefit, naming Alderman
IA. M. Wallingford as assignee. The
latter has given $4,000 bond.
Cook has left town, IN his affidavit
he says he owns $4,000 worth 81 min
ing stock, $1,000 worth Of ore On hand
live stock worth $3.50, household FUR
niture valued ait $3.50, mining machin
cry worth $1,000, $50 acres d land y
Dade county worth $4,000, 100 acre
two miles from this city valued .
| $4,000, and mining property and lea'
es In the Reeds district.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
BOTH SIDES STILL CLAIM
VICTORY IN THE STRIKE

st. Paul, Aug. 9.-Governor Johnson
has written letter to President Hiil,
Of the Great Northern, President III
liot, Of the Northern Pacific, and Presi-
dent III. b. Perham, Of the railroad
telegraphers, offering the services oi
his executive department as mediator
In bringing about an amicable settle
ment Of the strike. There were nc
other developments in the situation
today Both sides are still claiming
conditions are improving from theil
standpoint with each passing DAY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
HE coNFE ssED.
TO Know All About Murder OF the
Pawnbroker But Wanted Immunity.


Detroit, Aug. 9.-Harry Johnson,
held with Harry Parker by the police
on suspicion Of numbering Pawnbrok-
er Joseph Moyer on July Is, TINS al
ternoon sent word to Captain MELON
nell. Of the detective department that
he wanted to make a confession
After an assistant prosecuting az
foruey and stenographer had beer
secured The party went to Johnson
cell to take his confession
Assistant Prosecutor Wurzer re
piled that It was impossible under tht
! law to make such promise and a.
| Johnson did not then evidence a de
sire to continue his statement the o.
fcers left him. His admission that n
knows about the crime Is looked upol
by the police as a practical confession
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
"HIGHEsT UNIVERSITY
is TO GET MARRIED.

Vitehsk, Russia Aug. 9.-Gen. Kline
hareff, vice governor Of the govern
ment Of v.tebsk, in an address to the
graduating class Of the grammar
schools, endeavored to intimidate girl
students from seeking higher educa
ton. In his speech, he said;
'You must not plan to go from here
to universities. If you do. you VII
be acting against the government Th'
highest university for you, Is to sc
married
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
. STRANGE CASE.
lof TWO Dead Girls, Develops Some
Startling Features.

4ail
Toledo. Ohio, AUG A. Strange co-
incldenees are developing out "A the
OF the mysterious crown
inr III Ella Grayhill and the acciden-
tal death Of Jessie Mccoy in almose
tbe same place last Saturday and sun
1ay ii develops that David a Pence,
Who was Id the boat with MSS Mc'
coy. and George Benningar. who was
involved III the Grashill case, Wers
not only intimately acquainted, puh
roomea and boarded at the same placs-
The rooms are at 1890 West Bancfol''
ana tho owner, !. AL Sexton ~ tae
man who identified Mis- GraynliE
they at 1911 West Bancroft
From this latter place the infofm't'
| ton il given to the pol GO taas ahollyT
nous letters were sent t5 MISS 6sasT
hius mother threatening the abuuc-
rion of Ella ii she did not cease hef
attentions to Benninger. fhe wrAtef
of thesa letters is not known r, ptes'
ant But the singular connection is ne'
ling worked out.
The friends and relatives of ~ IN
Graybill still stoutly deny the sulclut
\ theory ana In substantial on of theil
aide Of the question positively deny
the statement issucd yesterday tna'
r,la had been told she would have ts
leave home unless $40 quit going VIII
4 Bsnninger tbs statement was tse'
a. motive for the suicide theory
\ Renninger also denies Y and says
7 not true that he had been den'o
y ,he privilevc III calling upon MIS-
v Rraybill Al her home. but, ou the co'
y trary. was always warmly Welcomes
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10

Wants TO BE Unspanned From the
Cir, Wife He ls CONTRACTED TO-"

san Francisco, Cal. Aug. 9.-Wli'
lam u. spann Of Paducah, KY, nav
silcd complaint in court here ~ when
he sues for divorce from his young
ana beautiful wife, Laura,
The complaint states that Laura
Peter II The girl-wife's real name
and that the name Spann is an aiias'
and not legally that Of the defendant
Spann alleges thar November ~, lsV4
M was forcibly contracted 70 Laura
\ PETER under loaded rcvolvers of tn'
girls father and brother in Paducan
XVI !,
He fails, however, to mention ~ ~
complaint why the display of forc
t WAN tfxtU. & VIM ai4N w S Nm NH
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
HocH TAKES WATER
FOR CHRISTENING

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 0,r--Governor
r. w. Hoch Of Kansas, accompanied
by his military staff, passed through
here this morning on his way 70 Cam
den. N. j.. where the battleship Kan.
sas will be christencd Saturday. ~
the party were Mrs. Hoch, MiEs Anna
Hoch, sponsor OF the battlesnin, aud
Miss Ora Allen, Of Chanute, They art
travelling In 4 private Pullman attach
ed To the Santa Fe flyer
Wine will be used IN the chris,en
ing, according to the governor. bu
he has bottle Of genuine John Brow
spring water along, Too, 50 thc Jo
| will be done right.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
GOOD SHEPHERDS
HELD MEETING AT JOLIET.

Joliet Ill, Aug. 9.--Triennial meet
ing of Supreme Lodge Of the Ancient
Order Of Good Shepherds was heiu
here today. Reports of supreme o.
ficers received amendments to bylaws
was passed, aud officers chosen Man,
Chicago delegates were successinl
Supreme Chief Shepherd. Colonel 4
| w. Cosgrove was reelected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
LARGEST RAILROAD CON
TRACT EVER LET.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. Sit Is re.
ported that the William Kenefick con
struction company Of this city has 90
cured the contract for building the
Western Pacifiv railway. The road i
to be built by the Gould interests from
Salt Lake City to San Francisco a.
cost Of eleven million dollars. Tht
contract is the largest single contrac
for railroad work ever made In IN
! United States.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
PRE- EslDENT 70 ADDRESS
UNITED MINE WORKERS.

oyster Bay Aug 2. President
Roosevelt viii leave Oyster Bay To-
morrow Oh what probably will he the
last trip he will make during his sum
mer sojourn AZ Sycamore I'LL; LAT
tomorrow afternoo he will deliver ny
address to the United Nine Worker
and members Of the Catholic fota
Abstinence Union at Wilkesbarre, Pa
and Friday morning will speak be'or
chautauqua assembly at Chautauana
N. X.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
CARDINAL GIBBONS 10
ATTENDING CONVENTION

Wilkesbarrc, Pa. Aug = 9.--The after
noon session Of the Catholic Temper
ance Union WAS made notable by the
presence Of Cardinal Gibbons VINO
uex, ID President Roosevelt II the
most distinguished guest of somof'
rows celebration Az the cardinal en-
tered he was given an ovation Ths
cardinal delivered brief address
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
GOVERNOR DENEEN WILL
NOT GO TO PORTLAND

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug s.-That Gov
ernor Deneen will not go to Portland
to be present on Illinois day at the
exposition. was announced today
state Superintendent of Public In
struction Baylss will represent Hin
ois on that occasion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
RACE HORSE HURT; SHOT.
TWO JOCKEYS INJURED

burlington, Iowa, Aug. 9.--In run
ming races today Jockeys Greene and
Flory were seriously hurt In = run'
away. Iron Duke Grcenss horse, ran
4 large silver into his side and had
! In be shut, # s
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
pHtLATELlc ASSOCIATION
SELECTS MEETING PLACE

Minneapolis. Aug Nj Rosson was
today selected Az meeting place iof
the next convention of the American
PHI latelic Association ~ tcday's ses.
sion. Rockford, ILL.,, was also one q
the candidates for the next conven-
tion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
POLICEMAN KILLED
BY ELECTRICITY

vincennes Ind. Aug. 9.--While az
tempting I'd fix all electric light Patrol
man Wells. one Of the city's Oldest
officers, was instantly killed at "
last night. The lifeless body was
found near the electric light pole anu
one hand was badly burned where the
current had made connection.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
REVOLVER LEFT WITH
HIS CRAZY WIFE.
Excitement In ST. Joe Asylum Follows
Husbands Careless Act,

ST. Joseph, Mo, Aug. 9.--Much ex
citement has been created IN the state
hospital here by an alteration be
tween supt. Woodson of that institu-
lion and rich South Missourlan
whose wife is insane in the hospital
The patient has suicidal tendencies
Her husband visited her, and after
his visit revolver was found In her
bed.
The husband explained by saying
that the weapon had dropped from his
pocket without his knowledge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
SECRETARY ROOT 70
CRUISE ATLANTIC COAST

81 johns, Newfoundland Aug s.~-'
secretary Of state Root sailed today
for Labrador. He hopes 70 meet GOV
ernor McGregor, who sailed few days
ago. and will probably cruise along
part Of the coast with him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10

Milwaukee, Aug. a.-Thc naiional
association of Master sheet Meta
Workers today went on record a. fa
voring. among other things, open snol
and elimination XXX restrictions of ap
lprentices n M s.E N N
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
RArTLEAxE WON


Saratoga Aug. a-~-H n Whtney's
Ratr,eaxe won the Grand tInion Hotel
$4,000 stakes for two4year4clds; san
INV II. second Jerry Wernherx thira.
sIx furlcngs i:tA tMidas coupled witn n
B&ttleax4 An 4 M N "A. " NJ " ll la|
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10

-SuIulSuu em lIs1 l.uoM
Ssul pun su no uMop ~ sis1iouoa
IsdsdsMsu msuL MrN--5AHooleu
,an,i3 sIul 10 Iolsll7diod eul q "
Mo,o slSuIs las % sluu us9a a,ueAu'l
noS lsui Srs 81 urem nos on loluD w
-s5saurarrslo Y W sAI,aslao @
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10

Rider Haggard, the English novel
ist travelled about 1000 miles In his
tonr II this country. flying ID nnd A
location for colonies for his country
man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10

aThe wasp n disputatious crea-
ture. u Va sure, observed the profos.
.nr .lhnt u always carries its point"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10
CASES ON The lsTHMus

Washington, Aug. 9.--Panama canal
office today received report from
Governor Magoon Of four ad'iitionai
cases of yellow fever 0 nthe isthmus-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-10

The body OF the archbishop was
transferred at nine o'clock from tno
residence to st. Louis Cathedral
whore it Is lying In state. The opse-
quies will take place tomorrow morn
ing
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