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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
FRIENDS
OF Treasurer Lieh viii he Given a
Hearing Before Action Ia Taken

Washington. d. G., Sept. 14.-Wii-
liam s. Lieb assistant United States
treasurer at Plriladelph al who has
been perilonsly near official decapita
tion during the last few weeks. has
found respite from danger. Presi-
dent Roosevelt today notified Secre.
tary Shaw that nothing further would
be done In the matter OF charges of
violation Of the Sivil Service laws
and pcrnicious political activity on the
part of I.iab until congress meets.
This postponement of action Is made
in order that Liebs friends may be
heard In his support The general
opinion prevails, however, that his
connection with the government will
cease Commissioner Cooley, of the
Civil Service Commission, investigated
certain acts of Mr.. Lieb as assistant
treasurer and as chairman of the
Schuylkill county Republican organiz-
alton.
Charges of serious nature were
made against Lieb i'm connection with
the collection Of campaign funds from
aspirants for office. Lieb said that
the money collected was turned into
campaign fund. Other stories were
told by other people.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15

Fought 10 he eft With Her Children,
and Attacked the Sheriff.

Cleveland, Ohio. Sept IA Their
mother suddenly becoming raving
maniac, three ch 'ldren Of ouise Den
mis- spent three days at their home In
constant fear of their lives Finally
the eldest child, daughter, swora
out an insanity warrant for her moth.
cr's arrest Deputy Sheriff Ambrose
had hardly entered the door today
when the woman attacked him with d
stick
a desperate struggle followed. She
y large and muscular, and Ambrose
who is small, was getting the worst
of It. He called the driver Of his cab
and together they succeeded in plac
Ing her in the carriage. The woman
again fought when she reached he
county jail and IT took half dozer
officers to carry her up the steps
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
CRITICISED THE JuRlsT.
For His Alleged Connection With
Town Topics and Was Arrested.

New York. September f4.--Norman
Hargood. editor uf Golfers Weekly,
was arrested today on charge of
criminal libel made by Judge Joseph
M, Deuel., Of the Court of Special Ses-
sions, and partner In the weekly
publication, Town Topics. The basis
Of Judge Deuel's complaint III an edi
torial which appeared III Golfers on
August5 last, and discussed the Ann
erica's Smart Set and @Fads and Fan
cies,' enterprises conducted by Town
Topics. which were brought into great
notoriety at the time by the arrest Of
"a solicitor for Americas Smart Set"
who was charged with threatening al
Wall street broker.
Mr.. lIapgood was taken to the Jcffer-
son Market Court, and on receipt of
q telephone message from Judge Deuel.,
tating that he could not attend until
next Monday the hearing was post
noncd until that time Mr.. Hapgood
was paroled In the custody us his coun-
sci John r. Fenelon, Of AOshorne a.
| Fenelon.
| Publication Of the editorials In ques-
tion, Judge Deuel. asserts iii his AMI
dayit exposed him TO hatred con
tempt and ohloquy" X was printed
under the heading, Public Conscience.
and charged Judge Deuel. with viola
ting his oath of office In enEagefng In
a private business while hobiing a
magisterial Office
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15

OF Lork Kitchener 10 Earning b Llv
ing as a Sign Painter.

Cleveland, Ohio, September IA AS
"A sign painter cousin Of Lord Kitch.
ener, England's greatest military man,
Is making his living here, Ills name
Is Fred M. Kitchener. He lives all 955
Kinsman street,
The Clevcland Kitchener has never
seen his nobis cousin He IL 80 years
old, and has been In America since he
was years old In Canada he was
In the army, where he reached the
rank of staff sergeant ia the Roya
Grenadiars. He bears \ remarkable
resemblance 70 Lord Kitchener.
MY father ami the present LORD
Kitchener played together when thes
lwere children, said Kitchener today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
SULPHUR
Flows Freely From the Mexican Vol
cano and II VIII BE Put to Use.

Galvestons Texas, September L.
Two Mexican scientists VINO have just
returned from their exploration Of Mt.
Cerro Dolores report that a great
stream Of pure sulphur ~ flowing day
and night from the crater Of the vol
cano, which for some gears had been
regarded all extinct
50 far ais known this IL the only
volcano in athe world that emits un
adultcrated$ sulphur, and the flud Ii
considered 10 be very variable, as the
scientists say that the sulphur can bt
contained In lake Or sea and used
eventually ior the usual commercial
purposes,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
HIDING FROM REPORTERS

Toledof Ohio, Sept 14.-President
Theodore r Shonts, Of the Panama
Canal commission, and vice president
Ross have sought rest in the country
near here to be away from reporters
They lie on the grass In a suburban
retreat and discuss the big ditch on
the igthmus, and are surprised when
any person approaches. Today Presi
dent Shonts hailed an engineer on a
passing train as If he were an old ac
quaintance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
ABOUT To
Be CALLED OFF
INDICATIONS ARE THAT TROUBLE
BETWEEN FREIGHT HAND
LERs AND RAILROADS WILL
BE ADJUSTED.

Chicago, Sept. 14.-Indications to-
night are that the threatened strike
of the freight handlers will not take
place, the union having decided TO
waive the demand for increase in
wages. The companies have offered
change in working hours. and pay
while injured
At a meeting tonight Of the execli,
tive committee the International I'm
ion decided to advise the men TO accept
the proposition Of the railroads Men
Saturday night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
FEATHER BEDS
Stolen From the Contractors House
While He Slept Soundly.

Columbus, Ohio, September h.
John B. Coulter, contractor, report
cd to the police today that while he
soundly slumbered during the night,
a thief entered his house and stole
two feather beds in adjoining rooms
The thief undoubtedly felt the chilly
blasts coming on. for he added d
new overcoat to the swag. Neighbors
say they observed man leisurly
place the beds in wagon and drive
away
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
GIRL WAS FOUND;
MAN MISSING
BODY OF MISS EMMA SCHULTZ
FOUND IN RIvER-MAN SHE
WENT BOAT RIDING WITH
NOT BEEN LOCATED

Watertown, Wis, Sept. 1.-THE
body of Mss Emma Schultz, daughter
of Louis Schultz. was found floating
in Rock river today.
She went boatriding lact evening
with Hans Traeumer, son of Major
George Traeumer, former resident OF
Milwaukee, 1t Is said. The boat was
found half full of water near where
the body of Miss Schultz was found
The whereabouts of Traeumer are
unknown today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
BLOW DELIVERED
TO THE PRINTERS
INDEPENDENT EMPLOYERS DE.
eide TO JOIN HANDS WITH
THE TYPoTHETAT AND WAGE
WAR ON UNION DEMANDS.

Chicago, Sept. IA number of the
big independent employers of printers,
upon whom the union today made a
demand for eight hours. decided to
join thd Typothetae against whose
members the strike is already on
The two forces will make common
cause against the union.
During the day more than fifty small
independent establishments agreed tc
the Unions demands.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
was signed BY China several weeks

was signed by China several weeks
ago.
The cable connections with both Ja-
pan aud China will be made by OK.
tending the present lines of the com
pany, which runs from San Francisco
through Honolulu midway and Guam
and Manila. Japan VIII be reached
by cable from Guam In the Pacific
Ocean direct TO Yokohama The ca
Bile to China will be laid from Manila
to Shanghai
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
FIRST PRIZE
In q Beauty Contest Was Won by Mrs,
Langdon, Who New Seeks Divorce.

Cleveland, Ohio, September 14.--Mil.
lionaire Charles J Lanyion. Jr., vice
president and general manager Of the
Fulton Foundry Company, was sued
today for divorce by his wife, Alta
Langdon.
Mrs, Langdon's photograph. one year
BSbcfore her marriage, n years ago
took first prize In. the American Beauty
contest at the National Photographers
Congress,
IN her petition she charges her hus
band with Al treatment and unkind
language, and Says he ordered her OH,
of ths house and compelled her 70 sup
port hsrselt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
URGES PASSAGE or TARIFF LAW

Chicago, Sept 1.-THE national
committee appointed by the American
Reciprocal Tariff Lcagc, organized
here last month, at a meeting here
today decided to present memorial
maximum and minimum tariif law
with the present Dinglcy law, In the
main, as maximum rates.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
FORGOT EVERYTHING.
And Now the Cleveland Woman
Doesn't Know Where She Us.

Cleveland, Ohio, September lf--An
aged woman, neatly dressed liz at tho
police station tonight waiting for her
family to discover she III missing,
She went for a walk. she said, and
become lost, All recollection Of names
and figures, even the names of her
children, seem TO have left her, though
she talks rat'onally Of general mat.
tore
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
THE CRANK
Who Tried to see the President De,
clared to he Insane

Mineola, l. T.. Sept. 14.--Isaac
Schamus, arrested at Oyster Bay
Tuesday, after having made efforts
to scs the president In order to pre-.
sent To him q plan for handling the
anthract to coal output today was dc,
clared insane,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
BOSTON BROKER
Arrested Charged With Forgery, Lost
$4,000 For Other People

Boston, Sept ID Harry Clifford
Brown, Boston stock broker was ar
rested today on a charge of forgery.
According to the authorities. trust
companies, other corporations and iii.
dividuals claim to have lost $75,00s
through transactions with Brown
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
FEVER VICTIM
TURNS SUICIDE
cRAZED BY THE YELLOW
PLAGUE ITALIAN IN NEW OR.
LEANS BLEW HIS BRAINS OUT
MORE CASES REPORTED.
Report to 6 .. m.
New Orleans. sept. 14--There wa.

New Orleans. Sept. ID There was
nothing new In the local situation be-
yond the increase in the number of
new cases and deaths. There were
really seven yellow rever deaths, but
one of them does not appear on the
record IL Is a case of an Italian,
who, in delirium of his fever secured
revolver and blew out his brains
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
ILLINOIS BANKER INDICTED

Danyillc, glll., sept. 1a,--Waitcr w.
Iiinigcn, Former bookkecpcr Of the
wrecked Edgar County National hank,
of Paris, lIk, was Indicted by the fcd.
cral grand 3nry today for making false
entries Notwithstanding funds from tha
Dbauk. The indictment contains TWEEN
Ity.tive counts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
WARDEN RESIGNS

Milwaukee,. WIS. Sept. 1.-THE
Wisconsin state Democratic commit.
lee today accepted the resignation of
state Chairman Warden, and adnurns
"a until November, when tho nsw
chairman win be chosen. Y " \. \ N
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
A THOUSAND RIFLES.
Found In Hold Of Boat Which Was
Sunk BY Her Own Grew.

Helsingforc, Finland, Sept 1.-THE
steamer which was sunk by her crew
September ~, after landing portion
OF her cargo Of arms and ammunition
on .he island In Gulf Bothnit, has been
positively identified as the John Graf
ton, London, England Divers who
have examined the vessel say there
was .O0O0 additional rlnca on hoardM
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
PROTEST AGAINST TARIFF
They May be Levied Against American
Farm impliments in Argentine

DdiMclnes, Sept. 1i--At tae re
quest OF the Iowa Farm Implement
manufacturers, Sentor bolivar today
wired Secretary Root at Washington
suggestion that the United States
protest against the proposed tariff
legs lation in Argentine against the
admission of American repairs for
industrial and farm machinery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
NINE BURN TO DEATH
IN d Fire Which Destroyed a Russian
celluloid Factory.

Czcnstochowa, Russian, sept H.
A celluloid factory was destroyed by
fire here today. Nine persons were
burnai 10 death, and several Others
we're injured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
TOWN SWEPT az FlRT.

Spokane, Wash. Sept ls.--A large
portion of tho business section of
Grangcvillc, Ixiaho, was burned today.
LcHs y25o.ooo., over forty buildings
were destroyed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15

Columbus, Ohio, September. if--
Frank Srifert, Of the Ohio Traveller
Company committed suicide today ny
shooting himsclf IN the right temple.
IA health ID the cause assigned,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15

+. Maytag, of Newton, Iowa, an
implement manufacturer, was advised
today by cable that Argentine Ii
about to enact d 25 per cent. duty on
such implements from this country
which would seriously iniure Ameri-
can Implement trade with Argentine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-15
CASE Ar sir. Paul

NJ Paul. Sept. 14.-J. &. Wilson. of
Fair Oaks. Ark,, WAS taken to hospital
tonight suffering from what physicians
NAV " be yellow fever
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-02-04
More Needed.

Let no man dispute the right of people
to meet, confer, advise and jurryfigIh
any matter of public concern.
This is not RusSia-lt least not vet.
1t is any citizens RICH; to lead il
popular movement concerning public
welfare, and in most cases his dufy.
There has not been enough of this
sort OF healthy exercise, and more of it
is wanting.
AT this moment the leading topic of
public inquiry is, or should be-what is
the Stat'rr of the electric road in the
town of Frostburg:
And how far is the town liable for per
hitting the road to continue to do bust
ness within the corporate limits, es.
peclally over such Il danger to limb and
life as Grant-street chute?
Who Will lead?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-02-04

Let no one be deceived
Frostburg has more at stake in the
State Normal School than j J. Robin
son.
No matter what he writes; no matter
what ne says; no matter what h. thinks
of his own privileges or rights, the well
fare of the School, town and people pre-
cedes, overbalanccs and distances anv
concern of his
Hence, people, do not let any com
plant of his-of 'inquisition," .pres-
sure, or even of intimidation" ON the
part OF the group sway you from Your
prior, paramount and permanent in
teleSt In the School.
In fact, neither he nor his interest in
tins connection ShouH bc rutrrtuiDrd nor
considered
Compared with the right of the School
to continue, he has none in jeopardy
that should enjoy a moments thought
Let the Homecoming star of Frostburg
say what it likes to-day, don't forget
that if Robinson was treated dis
courteously, he was treated ungeutle.
manly, and the latter he dare not aver.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-02-04
GENERAL.
Coal Dust andp uImOnary
tuberculosis.

Some very surprising results which
have attended IA series of Investigations
made 10y medical man in the mining
districts of Upper SileSia are about to
he made public. Among the many i'll
neSS"S prevalent III his district lung dis
eases occupied proportionately Il very
low place, and consumptive persons on
coming to reside near the coal mines re-.
covered their health after some time
without undergoing any special cure.
These facts he is prepared to verify by
statistics. The cures are attributed by
him to the coal dust contained in the
atmosphere, which, he alleges, has a
drying and disinfect;ng influence on
tubercle developments in the lungs.
Creosote, he says, i'll explanation of this,
Is derived from coal tar, and it NAV
possibly be present in crude state in
the coal dust i'll the atmosphere. 1t is
now proposed to erect sanitarium for
conSumptiveS in the district referred to.
III order practically to test the efficacy
OF the new cure The London Stujuilrd
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-02-04
New Railway Locals.
baltimore and Ohio II. II. toWashing
ton, account Inauguration of
President Roosevelt

ERf Low kNTES FROM POINTS lOD MILES
OK LESS FROM WASHINGTON, tickets will be
sold at One and One-thrd fare for the round
trip, good going March Sd and lth and re-
turning, good leaving Washington until
March Sth, 1919, inclusive
FROM POINTS MORE THAN 100 MILES PROM
WARRINGTON, EAST OF ONO RIVER tickets
will be sold at One Fare Plus - cents, for
the round trip, good March ID, 3d and
9TH, and returning, good leaving Washiny-
ton until March Sth, 1898, inclusive
BY depoStng ticket with Joint agent at
Washington not later than March Sth, and
on payment of fee of 81 at time of deposit
an extension of final return limit will be
granted to leave Washington not later than
March Is, 1913, inclusive
For additional information call on Ticket
Agents Baltimore and Ohio X. Il. l4tMI
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-02-04
PERSONAL.

G. H. Rpder of the Government
Printing Office. Washinptou n e.
came M Friday of last week and .t,id
until Tuesday. He was the pnpst nf he
mother-m-law. Mrs Mary TavIor
w. f. Noel, of Tunnrlton " Y,
was here several DAVIS this week He is
chief electrician of the Merchants Coal
Company at that place, or in his own
ocular vcrnacular Sunrame Grand HON
Muckamuck in the Department of the
Monkey Wrench. There are few hnttar-
uaturpd fellows than N;ll;,n, l.
Mrs. William G.. McCnllnh and Mr..
Edward Everhardt. mother and dangh.
ter, of Elkins. w. Va. visited Frost.
burg relatives several DAVIS last well
MIR. and Mrs. David Il Williams re.
sidipo at Dodson w v, v,ar' ,,,,,,,t,,
of Mrs. WIS father, .Jetbro Jetfries "I lasf
Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs 7 R,rdor raoohoa
here Tuesday and entered nnon rns;,
dence in the Consolidation coal com.
nanv's mansion hnusn nnrth 20 t,,,,,,,
a large social circle welcomes tbair
advent.
Charles H Hamiu the nonplar
restaurateur and r,ice.cream purvrvor
returned Thursday of last well, fro,n
over a weeks STAY in Johns Uonl,ins
hospital. Baltimore
Missing connection here Thursday n
II Rond of Rond Nd onarat,r - ~
mammoth lumber mills at that nlarn
had am hour TO spend-most If If WI h
the JorrRNN That deI;ghtfrl Kni,ht.
Templar outing in the hig wa mf
Garrett county last snmmer was rel
called and Mr. Rond s,;d +La,.' NY.
going to be another, and that tha JoT,p.
NAL shouldu't miss il ,The Jn,px ~
wont
Frank McC1raw of ST M,r,,. Sa,ni
nary, Baltimore visited hi. n,rnntt
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-02-04
TOWN AND VICINITY.
The other and Better Side

Since j. j. Robinson has seen fit TO
appear i'll the Cumberland NrIrx with n
report of his connection with and par
uclpatlon Ill the meeting with twelve
citizens the JOURNAL has sought and OH.
tanned statement from gentlemen of
the "Committee' and in substance the
following about covers the ground:
Those who met Mr.. Robinson TO dis
cuSs informally the proprietv of the
editorials appearing i'll his paper deroga-
tory to the conduct of the State Normal
School We're MessrS Frank Watts, DIN
Beall, Howard Hitchins, Joseph Bear,
Marx Wideland, Rev. A. G.. Hayerstick
Otto Hohing, George Stern, w. A,
HitchinS, DR.. Ct. A. Smith, DR.. l. l..
Ritter and G.. +. Pearce.
Mr.. Robinson declared that he had
no charges to make and declined even To
furnish any information concerning
what he meant by his editorial insinua-
tlons. He thought, however that our
body OF citizens was too large to be in
trusted with his dut0; that two or three
would be sufficient.
but when committee of three WAS
named and the other gentlemen offered
to retire, he then said he would give no
names-that he would only put the com
mttee ON the trail to ascertain what he
knew.
"Of course this was as unsatisfactory
to people earnestly in quest of something
tangible to go ON as was his prior posi-
ton. We felt that with an issue of
public Importance pending we were en-
TITLED to consideration more candid and
buslneSS-llke. We wanted the shortest
possible cut to the provocation for his
conduct; thought we We're entitled to il,
and still think that way.
But he would not have it So.
1--WE then asked him to name his own
commHicr of three to whom he could
safely communicate names as well ms
testimony.
This he also declined to do.
so the meeting dissolved without
hearing single word to Justify a single
lnsinuation that had been published
and all as Ignorant of RobinSon's future
policy aS before they assembled"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-02-04
Acknowledgements.

From DR.. Marshall Langton Price has
been received IA copy of the Report of
the tuberculosis Commission for 1902
/, a pamphlet of over 100 pages Text
and tables indicate exhaustive research,
and generally the results are very in
structlve III that they Justify the CON
CluslOn that consumption is durable. ~
In Allegany county during the three
Years of 1900, 1901 and 1902 of 5l1 deaths
% Were from tuberculosis. or rs in
every 10000 of population. Not so bad.
Calvert county, on the other hand,
shows 31.3O. Many recommendation
founded upon close observation, are
made i'll the report-all evidently worth
adoption by State and people These
suggest SdhGtorjuH, provisions, which re-
mind the Journal that there is no bet
ter pure-air and water site for a NGuG-
torium than Frostburg
From j. r. Hart beautiful litho-
graph of "Amcrica's Great Fircs"-ll
i'll number from San Francisco in 1851
To Baltimore in 1904. 1t is realistic III
tlame-color and historical in value.
The article entitled Coal Dust and
Pulmonary tuberculosis was sent to the
JOURNAL by Il prominent Pennsylvania
physician with the intent, no doubt, to
suggest Frostburg rs in rcerg ruy an
eligible site for IA S0ndtpritm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-02-04

shortly after noon Monday Mrs. viii.
ham K. Folk, daughter and rand-daugh-
ter We're thrown from Sleigh at the in
tersectlon of Uhl with Union street
They had reached this point when an
electric car, slowing up to stop, came
along alarming the horse which made a
Sudden turn with the result stated
Neither OF the ladies nor child was hurt
Otto Hohlng, however, happened to be
near ana seeing the occupants of the
sitlgh III peril, started instantly to their
ana. IN the same instant, however, his
feet slipped on the ice from under him
aud he fell. full length, on his back on
the hard surface Those who saw him
fall feared he was seriously hurt, but,
nothing daunted, he arose and reached
the stampeded horse i'll time to prevent
further damage. He is heavy man and
the jar was accordingly severe.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-02-04
ISI'eViti.S.

There is an immense amount of brag
Ill West Virginia over the States wealth
and resources too much for a State that
repudiateS its share of the old State debt.
The JOURNAL, always hoping for the
best, trusts the time will never come
when allegators who publicly indulge in
confidential allegations will have to
make affidavit that anything they have
previously or subsequently stated is
false, null, void, incompetent, mtirm. de.
crepit, Irrelevant, immaterial, incon.
sequential, if not unlawful and uncon.
StitutiOnal