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that there was a great deal OF interest in
the matter among the citizens there.
He referred to the fact that at the
financial town meeting the people vir-
tually voted against the proposition. 1.-THE
trouble Is that Warwick is trying 10 carry
on "A government IN size and expense
almost a city with "a tax rate Of only a
small town without improvements. At
that rate they will be up TO the 5 per cent.
limit"
Judge Harris asked what the per cent
OF debt i'm Pawtucket was.
Mr.. Fitzgerald replied that he thought
II was about 4 PEI cent, but II a financial
town meeting could be held or II there
was a proper system OF making up the
assessment that would be fair we would
be able 20 tell. have been trying TO get
a revision OF the laws there, but not being
able l will speak few words TO help my
Warwick friends who are not represented
here.
He continued at some length In ex
planning why the matter should be left
for the people 20 pass upon.
Speaker Burlingame again secured the
floor and said while some OF the things
that Mr.. Fitzgerald spoke OF were en-
dorsed by him he thought that the state
ment that the people rejected the pro-
posa was not strictly true.
He said II Mr.. Fitzgerald was not able
10 state exactly what the debt was of
Pawtucket, being so conversant with
affairs In that city, II was not strange
that some Warwick citizens did not
understand all about the finances OF their
big town.
A CHARGE OF JUGGLING.
Mr.. Fitzgerald said he had been trying
to find out about the conditions, but
they wouldn't tell and juggled things so
that no one could find out"
Mr.. Burlingame replied that he under
stood they had good jugglers in Paw
tucket but there was none In Warwick.
though there was "A good field for them
there.
Judge Harris announced that at the
public hearing which the committee on
judiciary gave there was no one who
spoke against the resolution. The com
mittee recommended the passage OF the
Measure
There was an almost inaudible no from
Mr.. Fitzgerald and n large volume of
ayes when the question was put
On motion OF Mr.. Palmer OF Cranston
the house adjourned at 11:4s.
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The Produce Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire OF j. j. QUINLAN G. CO..
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The Cotton Market.

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Stock Brokers. S6 Weybosset street
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The New York Stock Market,

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TO CURE A COLO IN ONE oAy

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Table,
All druggists refund the money II Il fal
- cure E w. Groves signature 10 o.
eaoh boz ssa
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A CHARGE OF JUGGLING.

There was an almost inaudible no from
Mr. Fitzgerald and large volume OF
ayes when the question was put
on motion OF Mr.. Palmer OF cranston
the house adjourned at 11:43.
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TRUST COMPANIES.
Industrial ..."..,.... 100
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
MORE ABOUT MASSACRE.

Denver. Colo. Dec. li.-H. h. POI
llsh. Of this city. today received let
ter from his brcher Ell in odessa.
describing the msssacres Of the Jews
IN that city.
There happened here most terrible
scenes" be writes.
There are thirty thousand families
that saved absolutely nothing buI the
clothes which they wore. and are now
huddled together in the open streets.
There were twenty thousand Injured
and $4,000 murdered Little children
we're hurled out of windows to their
death. and awful Injuries we're In
nicted. Women vere pierced with
large knives. their stomschs and inte--
tines cut open. and we're then left TO
die in the streets by thousands.
"The same story we hear from all
the small towns around and the condi-
tion of tie people Is the same Their
homes and stores have beea destroyed
and the people tortured and murder
ed .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15

addition to this. provision is to be
made for a separate establishment,
probably in some part of the country
where the climatic conditions are such
as TO suggest that she lives there to
regain her broken health. In order
that all scandal may be silenced. it
Is planned that Mr.. and Mrs. Corey
shall appear together at intervals at
society functions.
There is much doubt whether Mrs.
Corey will accept these conditions in
order TO hush the scandal, and II is
still feared she may insist upon
divorce.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
HUGHES DIGS UP
FRESH SCANDALS
President Scott OF Proyident
Life on the Rack
MADE EARNEST APPEAL
TO HAVE EXCLUDED CERTAIN
RELATIONS HE HAD WITH
WITH THE EQUITABLE
LIFE COMPANY.

New York, December H.--During
the insurance investigation today, Ed
ward w. Scott. president of the Pro
v.dent Saving Life Assurance society,
made an earnest appeal to Chairman
Armstrong Of the investigation com.
mittee TO exclude from the hearing GER
tain statements bearing on his rela-
tions with the Equitable Life Of which
he was formerly the Australian agent.
Chas. e. Hughes, counsel CT the in
vestigating committee had asked Scott
whether the Equitable had not clair1
of 100000 against him. Scott at first
declared there was no such claim
against him, and then Hughes pre-
sented letters that passed between
Soft and President Alexander on that
subject in 1901, IN which Alexander
asked Scott TO make formal balances
Of s57,933 due the society, asking II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
BECS COURT TO
STOP HIS WIFE
She Follows Him to Office and
Orally Abuses Him
CROWDSCHEER REMARKS
WHILE EMPLOYERS THREATEN
TO DISCHARGE HIM FROM
POSITION AS PENNSYL.
VANiA TICKET AGENT.

New York, Dec. .14.-On Monday MIR
and Mrs. Killiam Abbott will face each
other in Vice Chancellor Stevens
court in Hoboken while the husband
pleads for an injunction to restrain
his wife from. talking and the woman
shows cause why she should talk as
much and as long whenever and
wherever II pleases her and serves
her purpose to talk.
Mr. Abbott, who is ticket agent
OF the Pennsylvania, declares that his
wife's voiubility intereferes with his
business success. He says that when
she has made all the remarks that
can be crowded into the hour for din
ner and breakfast she goes TO his
office to finish her discourses and that
at these times her eloquence draws
crowds, some of whom applaud her.
making such remarks as give it to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
GERMANS Of RIGA
DREAD SLAUGHTER
Peasants Burning Estates and
Numbering Landlords
IS STANDING BY wITIE
REAcTIoNARY cAMARiLLA FAILS
IN ENDEAvoR TO DOWN
PREMIER AND ESTABLISH
DICTATORSHIP.

Stcckholm Dec. i4.--The Dagens
Nyheters' correspondent, who returned
here today from Riga, says:
The Let's, constituting majority
of the populat on CT Livonia, controls
the situation there. Their hatred Of
the German speaking population.
which IL unrelenting. Ii caused by
years OF oppression on the part OF
German nobility.
Peasants around Riga are burning
estates and numbering land uwnesss
Germans Of Riga expect ST. Barsholo-
new night. and II Is evident the i<ettb
are preparing for Wholesale slaughter.
In each block one house has been
prepared as fortress in which TO
shelter Germans when the massacre
starts.
'srhe governor general does not dare
command tho troops not knowing
whether they will obey orders
Several country communities have
established republics intending later
to confederate into Baltic republic.
The revolutlonaries have refused to
allow either German or Russians 10
leave LIvonia."
The correspondent says he fears the
deep hatred felt by the Let's for the
German nobility and German capital
ist viii lead to an awful calamity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
MANY MILLIONS
FOR AFRICAN WAR
CHANCELLOR Won BuELoW AS.
sERTS GERMAN EMPEROR
LOVER OF srPEAcE AND
SHAKES NOT "A MAILED FIST.

Berlin, De-. lf.-In the Reichsiag
today Chancellor Won Buelow. reply
ing to the criticism of socialists that
Germany's foreign policy was calc,s-
lated TO disturb the peace of the world,
repelled emphatically the assertion
that the German Emperor. who for
eighteen years has given so many
proofs of his honest love of peace
was In any way disturber of that
peace.
The reason SO many EBglishmen
believe Germany Is a disturber OF
peace. said the chancellor was 70 be
found In speeches of the socialists
which so represent Germany's role.
Herr Bcbel. the socialist leader who
preceded Won Buelow, referred to the
orders of Lieut. Gen. Won TrOtha
commander Of troops in German South
West Africa. as unworthy OF a civil
ICED nation. Tie said GSrmany's colo
NAL policy since 1895 as shown by a
clerical organization had cost the coun-
try se00. 600. 900. yet Banos Won Sten-
gel. secretary Of the imperial treas
ury. yesterday laid Christmas pres
ent for the Reichstsg upon the table
in the shape Of a special appropria-
tion bill for s7.5o0.0o5 more for the
war IN Africa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
FEo TO THE DOGS.

81. Petersburg. Undated. via Eydt-
kuhDen, East Prussia. Dec. he
government Is sending several col
umns OF troops to the Baltic. provinces
OF Esthonia and Courland and 10 Riga.
In response to appeals from the Ger
mar embassy demanding the protec.
Ition cf ftt'erman subjects, the govern
ment brs replied that ampsc troops
were nov on the gay 10 insure pro-
tecticn to all foreigners.
August Won Iiennings, q prominent
member Of the Baltic nobility and as
sistant chief OF his diEtrict was
atrociously murdered at Mis- HI l6nca
near Riga by revolutionary band.
Two Dragons who were detailed To
guard the residence also were killed.
According to reports the revolution
aries demanded that Won Hennings
give up his sword. On being told that
as an officer he could not surrender
with honor the revolutionaries shot
hacked of and his body cut TO pieces
and fed 10 dogs.
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they were accurate. In one letter
Alexander wrote that Scott had accept
ed the accounts. SCOTS letters to
Alexander proposed a conference, but
made no admissions as to acceptance
of the accounts
When the letters had been read Scott
made an earnest plea to the commit
tee TO rule that this subject was for
eign TO the investigation. He declared
he had been pursued by enemies for
several years; that in 1900 he caused
the arrest and Indictment of man
who had engaged with the Equitable
TO deliver TO 1t records stolen from the
Prevalent Savings Life; that trait
erOus bookkeepcr who was in league
with this man was dismissed from the
Provident's employ and that IL was In
connection with these matters that
his (Scott'sl relations with the Equit-
able were reported TO the committee
and in a spirit of revenge.
Though Hughes did not uncover
just what the Equitabie's claim
against Scott was based on. he
brought out from his a statement thar
the Equitable had made such an act
upon him and that Scott refused 10 set
tie H.
An incident in SCOTS testimony was
bis statement that when he bought
control of the Provident stock he
used s25.GO0 which had ben lent by
that company 10 two Of its agents in
order 20 enable them 20 buy loo shares
OF its stock. They did nee buy the
stock and Scott said he took over the
loan and delivered to the society a
promise to turn over 10 IS 100 shares
of its stock zhen he gos the stoek.
Il Is nov held by The trust company
20 vhen he stlli ewes sse.eco vh.sh
be pozFSEss = bgy L
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15

the oil rounder" that's right"
guess you're a match for him any
day" and other comments, which so
encourage her that she talks for hours.
He says in substance that his wife is
the greatest continuous talker in the
world and he begs the court to save
him from her unending flow OF ora
tory.
Kicks Wife Good Night
TO think of his daring TO get into
the courts" she says. ''He IS doing
this just to humiliate me. But he will
be sorry. ! am not sure that he isn't
sorry already. The paper was served
while we were at dinner last night
and he put IT beside his plate and
looked at me in the most aggravating
way. OF course We had a quarrel
said some things and he didn't answer
very much. He is and irritating. Sc
cretive kind Of man. but he kicked me
by way of ending the argument. and
then went to bed. He has sttruck me
three times lately. thinking that he
will quiet me that way. but he is mis-
taken"
Mr.. Abbott is known as a silent
man and asserts he might have suf-
fere5 in silence for years 10 come a.
be had been suffering in the past. had
it not been for the Intervention Of the
Pennsylvania railroad company The
company had notified him. the Abbott
sympathizsrs say. that If II becomes
necessary for his wife TO discuss any
more domestS subjects in the railroad
Office they will be compelled TO dis.
penss with his services. Il has not
notified Mrs. Abbott TO cease talking
Vice Chancellor Stevens win give
Mrs. Abbott chance to show cause
why her tongue should not b sileBced
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
GRACE WITH BOYS
LEAVE THE STATE
Mrs. Taggart in Contempt Of
Court Beyond Jurisdiction
IS IN PRAIRIE STATE
FRIENDS SAY HER DEPARTURE
FROM STATE WAS FOR
BENEFIT or HER AND
BOYS HEALTH.

Wooster, Ohio. Dec. 1f.-Mrs. Grace
Viola Taggart, defendant in the Tag
gart divorce case, has taken her de
parture from the city, likewise the
two boys. Masters Culver and Elmore.
Just when the three left the city is not
known nor do any of her friends seem
TO know where Mrs. Taggart has gone,
although II Is believed that she is
either In Chicago or near that city
with relatives.
Cltse friends of the family this
evening said her departure from
Wooster was for the benefit of her
health and the health Of the young
sters. These friends refused all in
formation as to where Mrs. Taggart
had gone or as, 10 her intentions. ex.
cept TO assert that she will return to
the city In time for the hearing of the
case when II comes up in the circuit
court at the February term The dis.
appearance of the woman and the boys
created considerable surprise and only
became known when the Lads were
missed from school
The decree has not been modified
and 1t is believed by some that She IL
in contempt of court If she has left
the state with her sons as the truant
officer claims he was informed. Judge
Lyman Crtchtield. attorney for Mrs,
Taggart tonight gave out the following
statement concerning her disappear.
ance and the reasons for leaving;
THE health of Mrs. Taggart and
both OF the children have become I'm.
paired very greatly by the fear they
have labored under that they would
BIO separated. When anyone knocked
at the door the children would run and
hide. and at night they refused 70 be
separated from their mother. Mrs.
Tagsart felt II incumbent upon her.
both for her own health and for the
condition of the children TO seek TEN.
porarily a place where they could rest
and where their health would be taken
care of.
So far as The questions involved in
ueT lluBdtioh are concerned. the Gus
tody of the children Is now pending
In the circuit court IN Wayne county.
which meets In February and she has
given bond Of $4,000 requiring lior to
appear in the circuit court and prose.
cute her appeal. This appeal 10 the cir.
cult court took all power from Judge
Eason 10 make any orders I'm regard
to either herself or the children and
vacated all orders he had previously
made giving her perfect right TO go
and to do as she chose,
Mrs. Taggart therefore left Woos.
ter on Monday evening with her chill
dren for temporary absence until
she will be needed in the circuit court.
She has confidence that the court will
make just decrse."s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
MISS GILMAN PLEASED.

Rome. Dec. 1f--Miss Mabelle Gil.
man. who Is stopping in the Hotel
Quirinal. with Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Riggs. the latter being a sister of VIII
liam Ellis Corey. this evening refused
TO state point blank whether she in
tends 10 marry Mr. Corey after he has
secured divorce. She was pleased,
however. Go learn that Mr.. Corey had
not resigned the presidency of the
United States Steel corporation. She
said she intended TO continue her
studies under DE Reszke, but would
no. admit that Mr. Corey Is paying
her expenses.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
GENERAL DEBATE
OVER BIG Ditch
Senate Spent Four Hours Over
Emergency Bill
Mii Exn
ALL PHASES EXPLOITED
FOUR TERRITORIES TO BE AD.
MiTED AS TWO STATES
FEDERAL REGULATION
OF INSURANCE.

in Washington, Dec. 1.-THE senate
spent four hours today in discussing
the Panama canal emergency appro
priation bill and when 1t adjourned
the bill was under consideration. There
was set speeches by Teller, Scott
Morgan and they were followed by a
general debate in which all phases of
the controversy were exploited. iuclud.
ing the question of salaries, control
OF the Panama railroad ahd the neces.
sity for general legislation ON the
canal subject. Allison, chairman of
the committee on appropriations ex-
pressed the opinion that congress
should take up the question of salar.
les in connection with ether canal
legislation. He also said the status
OF the Panama railroad should be
made the subject of Legislation.
Expressed Dissatisfaction.
Teller, Scott and Morgan expressed
dissatisfaction with the condition in
Panma, but all indicated a determine
uon to support the supply measures
necessary TO secure the construction
OF the canal as at present undertaken.
Teller advocated sea level canals;
Scott spoke in support of the San
Bias route as preferable TO all others.
and Morgan expressed the opinion that
before the Panama canal is completed
another canal will be necessary TO do
the business required.
A separate bill regulating the issu-
ance of bends for the canal and plac
ing them on the same basis as other
government bonds was passed without
debate.
During the day Elkins made a state
ment from the committee ON inter.
state commerce expressing the opin-
ion that the committee would pres
ent a report within a reasonable time.
TIC Admit Four Territories.
Caucus of the Republican members
OF the house was held this afternoon
TO support bill for the admission of
Oklahoma and Indian Territory as one
------
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
PUBLIC OPINION
MADE COREY BEND
Will Settle Millions and Sepa.
rate Mansion on Wife
STORM WAS TOO GREAT
FAMILY FERENcE TO BE
HELD IN ERADDOck NEXT
WEEk.--MiSS GILMAN.
is PLEASED.

PttsDurg. Dec. 14.-William Ellis
Corey. president of the United States
Steel corporation, it is reported. Is
bending before the storm of public
disapproval A family conference Is to
be held in Braddock next week, at
which Corey. his parents, Mrs. Corey
and. relatives or both families, with
confidential attorney, will be present.
This conference was arranged today,
it Is said, by Corey. who has been In
Braddock and Pittsburg for the past
"a hours.
1t is understood that Mr.. Corey will
be compelled to sacrifice considerable
more than the 100000 he originally
offered his wife for a divorce, and that
he must sever forever his acquaint-
ance with Mabelle Gilman. Mrs. Corey,
1t is, reported, will demand settle
ment of not less than s2,500,000 In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
STANDS FIRM sy w,rrE.

st. Petersburg. Wednesday. Dec. H..
Midnight, via Eydtkuhnen, East Prus-
sia. Dec. 14.-According TO reports
Tsarakee Selo the reactionary CANA
rilla, headed by Gen. Count Alexis
Ignatief and NJ Steschinsky formed
TO effect the downfall of Witte and to
create distat0rship has failed and
his majesty Is standing firmly by the
premier.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
COLOR WILL NOT FADE.

Columbus. Ohio. December l4.-"Iou
cant make a black man white was
decided By jury In the United States
Court today IN the case OF the Govern
ment against James W. HurEhy. drug
gist. of ChiIlicothe when a verdict Of
guilty f,r using the mails TO defrsud
was returned. Hurliby had been sell
ing 2 preparation guaranteed e trrr
1zgSss Eazls.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
WILL HOLD TO GROVE.

Lincoln. Neb.. Dec. l4.-Governor
Mickey announced this evening that
he could not honor the requisition Of the
governor OF Iowa for the removal Of
Pat Grove TO that state Mickey gives
as a reason that there Is stiil a erimi-
nal charge against Grove in Douglas
county. Nebraska. and until that Is
disposed Of he cannot be removed He
says in conclusion that when iastice
Is satisfied in this state he uill hnnor
tss Iosa Fslai-ltla1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
RoucHs ATTACK JEWS

LODI. Russian Poland, Dec. i4.-A
band Of roughs this afternoon attacked
the Jewish shops and residences
Fighting ensued and twenty persons
were wounded with knives or reyol-
vers. Ccssacks we're summoned and
they dispersed the rioters by firing q
volley which resulted in the wounding
of many more.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Friday, December IS, 1905.
Foreign.

Foreign.
. Chancellor Won Buelow re.
. plying to criticisms repels
. statement that the Kaiser is
anything but lover of peace.
Reactionary camarilla form
. ed 10 down Count Witte and
create dictatorship has failed
. Car stands firmly by prem
. Ter.
. Germans of Riga dreading
st. Bartholomew massacre at
the hands of the revolutionary
. Let's.
> Domestic,
> Rumor that Banker Beck.
, with, one of Cassie's victims,
, said to have died last March,
/. is alive and in Canada.
. Strange case of man asking
, court to enjoin wife from talk
. ing TOO much.
Robber first strangles aged
, woman TO death. then tore
, gems from her cars. go
> Steel King Corey bends be-
. fore the storm of public dis
|. approval.
Grace Taggart is beyond jur-
isdiction of courts of Ohio, hav.
. ing left state with both boys,
. coming TO Illinois.
> Abe Hummel. New York's
. great criminal attorney on trial
. on charge Cf conspiracy in con-
|. nection with the Morse.Dodge
. marital tanglc. W
!, Counsel Hughes of investiga
, Ting committee continues TO dig
, up fresh life insurance scan
, dals.
, Congressional doings.
Hazing 10 be stamped out at
, Naval Academy regardless d
number of dismissals of the
, guilty.
Beef Barons summon Gar
field as witness. alleging that
he promised them immunity.
Sporting.
OBrien and F'itzsommons
, cease verbal Tits and settle
down to real, hard training for
their fight.
Local.
) les.
L. 5. revenue officers investi-
, eating alleged violations of laws
, by local dealers in liuour.
Benefit performance for Chill
, dren's Home at The Orpheum
. bids. fair. 10. be substantial
; Christmas Gift"
Personals. In Society. News
, in Brief etc, etc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
k,llEo HIS SON.

Rockpcrt.- Ind. December b.-An-
ores Harris. q ffshmerman of this place
shot and killed bis sesenteen-year-oi1
son this afternoon while huBting.
blowing on the boys head He mis-
t.ok tie - ~ r1-S-~a-
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