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DR.. WILLIAMS AT BLOOMFIELD.
ottumwa physician Will Have Pape
at Davis County Medical Society.

ottumwa Physician Will Have Paper
at Davis County Medical Society.
Bloomfield, Oct. 23.-The semi an
nual meeting of the Davis County
Medical Society will be held at the
at 10:30 a. m. and at 1890 a banquet
will be served at the Mills restaurant.
The meeting will open with an address
by the vice president, DR.. c.. L. Cronk,
after which the following program was
given:
Paper-Dysentery-Dr. G. c. Heady.
Importance of Medical Testimony
D. H. Payne.
Paper, Prolonged Gestation"-Dr. G..
III. Finch, Pulaski.
Address-Dr. r. B. Dorsey
Paper-Dr. A. o. Williams, Ottum-
wa.
Tho Carmichael Funeral.
The remains of James e. Carmich-
ael, whose death occurred at his home
Pin Chillicothe, Mo. Friday, were
brought to this place for burial Mon
day morning. The e. A. r. post met
the remains at the depot and marched
to the l. o. o. r. cemetery, where the
burial rites were held, conducted by
Dr. c. L. Stafford and Rev. F. d. Fer
rail-. Mr. Carmichael was brother-in-
law Of James A. Dunn and at one time
made his home In this city, moving lat.
er to Ottumwa, where he spent Ave
years before finally locating In Chilli
cothe, Mo. He was q veteran Of the
civil war and spent three months In
Libby prison. Mrs. Carmichael is suf-
fering from nervous prostration and
was unable to accompany her hus-
bands remains here. She will eventu-
ally make her home in this city.
Murphy Gaines Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Blanche Gaines
to Roy Bridges Murphy took place SAT-
urday afternoon ut the home Of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs James
M. Gaines, DR.. G. L. STAFFORD officiating.
Only the immediate relatives were
present. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Gaines and Miss Nina
Murphy, sister of the groom, drove to
Belknap. where an excellent bridal
supper was served at the home Of Mrs.
John Combs. after which they left on
the Wabash for Ottumwa, where they
spent Sunday as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John zaingel and returned home Sun
day evening. Mrs. Murphy is the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ
Gaines, and having spent her life in
this city, has many friends who wish
her well. Mr.. Murphy is the only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Murphy and has
spent number Of years In the Dunn
cigar factory, where his excellent SER
vices are highly appreciated. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy will soon be installed in
the Taylor cottage on Washington
street, where they will be at home to
their friends after November /.
Other Bloomfield News.
Golden Prosser of Ottumwa spent
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Office Hours 8 a. m. 10 6 o, m,

Ear, Stomach. Liver and Kidneys,
Gravel, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neu-
ralgia, Nervous and Heart Diseases
Blood and Skin diseases, Epilepsy
Bright's Disease and Consumption In
/ early stage, diseases Of the Bladder
bacco habit. Stammering cured and
sure methods to prevent Its recurrence
given. A never failing remedy for Big
Neck.
PILES, FIsTULAE and RUPTURE
guaranteed cured without detention
from business. Special attention given
to all Surgical cases and all diseases
of the Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat and
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Are you nervous and respondent;
weak and debilitated; tired mornings;
no ambition-lifeiess: memory poor:
easily fatigued: excitable and irritable
eyes sunken; red and blurred; p!mples
on face; dreams; restless, haggard
looking, weak back; deposit In urine
and drains at stool; distrustful: want
of confidence, lack of energy and
DISEASES OF MEN AND PRIVATE
DISEASES A SPECIALITY.
Blood Poison, Spermatorrhea, Vari-
cocele. Hydrocele, Debility. Nervous
ness, Dizziness, Defective Memory
etc, which ruins mind and body. posi-
lively cured.
WONDERFUL CURES.
Perfected in old cases which have
been neglected Or unskillfuIly treated
No experiments or failures. He un-
dertakes no incurable cases. but cures
thousands given up to die.
Consultation Free and Confidential
Address
DR.. w. E. Shallenberger,
14s oakwood Blvd, Chicago.
References: Drexel State Bank,
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TREATED BETTER HERE.

Over in England when tie woman
suffragists get too enthusiastic they
arrest them. A dozen or more were
taken charge Of by officers Tuesday
because they were too much in the
way of members of parliament or for
some other reason There were a
large number of them present per-
haps too many, and there may have
been a suspicion thu. they were there
to take possession OF the house Of com
mons or commit some equally often
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Sunday in the city as the guest o
Miss Myrelt STANLEY

r..
sn.lv NJ I've Gity as inc guest VI
MSS hyreI. S yLg =.
WIS D.. n. honey ana SON Joe, leit
Nlo1ioay Ior Cnicago 10 spend week
OF more Win friends.
MRS, Laura comps OF Raclne, WIS,
Is vlsiting her mother Mrs. Jane Nc
Cure ana other friends.
amt.,i mic natlmer . ana little son Oh
Sentervliie nave peen spending rev
Gays at the :. u. Latlmer home.
;, AFTER spending SUNDAY with MS ram
ny, >. Y. Moore left the first of the
week Tor keokuk TO continue his work
as munlclpal examiner.
old Peopie's Day was observed at
.ne Me.nooist Aplscopai church Sun
Gay under the supervision Of the Ep-
worth League. The church was pref
.ily decorated with autumn boughs,
nhrmonlzlng with the significance of
the hour. The sermon delivered by the
p ,tI Dr. =. L. STAFFORD, from the text,
me Hoary Head is Crown of Glory
When round IN the Way Of Righteous
ness" was enjoyed by number Of old
persons whose opportunities for at
tending sacred services are infrequent
ana several OF them saw the interior of
the church for the first time that morn
mig. AT the close OF the sermon the
Old people responded to the pastors
~ ~ ~
perience meeting was held.
Rev. j.. 9: Wilson. formerly pastor of
the presbyterian church OF this city,
now OF Burson, Neb., is spending sew
eral days IN the city, packing and ship
ping the household goods preparatory
70 moving MS FAMILY to the new home.
Burson is suburb OF Omaha and is
VIDE awake growing town, ard Rev.
wilson mos the Held very pleasant.
Mr. Primer OF south Bend. md, spent
sunday IN the city as g. guest at the
nome OF the Misses Steckel:
Joe Davis OF Lenox spent Sunday
with MS parents near Belknap.
MT. ana MIS- Dun Burchett OF OF
tumwa spent Sunday with the Misses
clayton.
Mrs. w. j. Steckel spent Tuesday In
Ottumwa as the guest of Mrs. Howard
Herr.
Mrs. Laura McClurg OF Arden, Okla.
has returned from Milton. where she
has been visiting relatives and Is maxi
Ing an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Anna T. Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. c. g. Dabney and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Wray held an autumn picnic
near Lancaster, Mo-. Sunday and en-
1oyed supper cooked on camp fire.
John Z. Davis left Monday for his
home In Chicago to spend short time
before going south to spend the win
ter with his daughter
The high school foot ball team play
ed Centervuie Saturday and were roy
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BETHEL.

Bethel. Oct. 24.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Wilcox. Samuel Wilcox and Miss
Hannah Wilcox returned last week
from A six weeks visit with relatives
in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lar
son and children spent Sunday at the
Burgason home
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilcox and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Caldwell visit
ed at the Charles Wilcox home Sum
cay.
Mrs. William Latham and daughter,
Iva, spent Friday night at the s. K
Chisman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Springer were
Alba callers Thursday
Revival services are being held at
Bethel by Rev. Randolph, assisted by
Eric Fritz.
Miss Pearl Cook and brother. Fame,
spent Saturday night with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wilcox.
Charles Springer has rented his farm
to James Robinson and will move TO
Abba
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Cures permanently the cases he UNI
dertakes and sends the incurable home
without taking a fee from them. This
is why he continues his visits year
after year. while other doctors have
made few visits and stopped. DR..
Shallenberger is an eminently success
full specialist in all chronic diseases
proven by the many cures effected In
chronic cases which have baffled the
skill of all other physicians His hos
pital experience and extensive prac-
tice have made him so proficient that
he can name and locate a disease in a
few minutes.
Treats all cases of Catarrh, Nose
Throat and Lung diseases. Eye and
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Chronic Diseases Permanently Cured
DIR. SHALLENBERG
he Regular and Reliable Chicago Specialist Treats Chroni
Diseases Only. Will Be at
ouunnwa Ballingal Hotel. Thursday, November s.
zone day only and return every 28 days
FairHeld, Legget House. Tuesday November s. 1906.
Abba, Monroe Hotel Wednesday, November z, 1906.
sgourney. Merchants Hotel Friday November 9, 1906.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Williamsburg. Oct. 24-Mr. and Mrs,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
HE. {. |. DIE: SIS
OF His OWn Life the Millionaire Coal
Operator Gave Il Up to Save
rat Of ee4f a NeeHe Miner.

Hinton, w Va, ct 7.-W. w
Thomas, a wealthy coal operator and
canital st Of Thurmond, gave his life
today for a negro miner in his en-
ploy
Mr. Thomas had gone down to tn
mines TO look after some work, and
was walking up the incline when a
mine car loaded with coal broke loose
and started on o wild rush for the
bottom, Dink beavers. a colored
miner was workinl On the incline
and Thoma Sc ling the negro in dan.
ger. rushed up and threw him from
the track but was himself run down
by the car.
He was brought to the Hinton hos
pital and both legs amputatcd at the
hips He died two hours later Mr
Thomas was worth close to $1,000,
900.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
.OOUMEO To DIE
Is the Leper Who Has Driven Mob
to VioIence--Troops Are Being
Held Ready.

Charleston, w. Va, Oct IT, Almost
crazed with fear, which has grown up.
on them day after day during the
weeks that George Raschid the leger,
mas been kept in their midst, people OF
Pickens have organized il is said, 70
carry out a plan to put the lepcr 70
death. Unless the authorities inter
iera there may occur tonight one OF
the most lisgraceIul events in the his
tory Of the "a Ct suhrldvbgkq
cory Of the state.
Pic6ens is an isolated village about
30 m les from Elkins, the county seat
of Randolph county 1t will take
the Sheriff hours to reach there, even
by special train The nearest await
able military company is at Weston,
~ miles away
DR. j. l. Cunningham. who is EN-.
ployed by the state health au hoHties
to look after Rasahid wired Governor
Dawson late this afternoon that the
leper mult be moved al once be,
cause he fears violence will be done
tonight. DR.. Cunningham message
& YES no ether de ais Governor DaW,
son imme tately wired Prosecuting
Attorney c. w Harding and Sheriff
Macdonald at Elklns to protect tho
leper
Governor Dawson states that the
entire National Guard will be called
OFT If necessary TO protect Raschid's
life, Several company commanders
have been notified, so that if nccei.
sary there will be no needless delay
in starting for the scene, In his mes
sage Governor Dawson told the Elk
inks off cials that arrangements have
been made with a steamship com
pany to take Raschid back to Syria,
and that he must be protected until
such time as he can be moved
Ra child is the lcper who was buf
feted about he country about two
months ago He was smugged on a
b and 0 train at Baltimore aud left
in Parkersburg. West Virginia au.
thorities then took charge of the case
and Raschid was carried to pickens
whore It was alleged he had res
1ence
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
or {: RS
tIIs Auto to the Officer If He Can
Drive 1t AS Fast AS Ee Claims
He Ran 1t.

Cleveland Ohio Oct 7.--If Bicycl.
Policeman Hughc can operate a.
auto belong ng to Dr. w. j. Torrance
Lorain avenue, u miles an hour at
any time this coming week ne can
have the car Officer Hughes timed
Dr Torances machine on Carnegie
avenue, September ~ ana reported
a speed of n miles an hour.
If the officer can operate my car
p miles an hour said Torrance in
o9lice court today, Il will give him
the machine
Judge Fielder sat up and took no
tce. I'D like to have Hughes own
that machine" he mused OF course
f he drive he car that fast he'll be
omen to arrest, but" turning to the
physician 1ll take YOU up Case con.
,inued for a week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
At TER MANY YEARS
Woman Who Says She Is the Wife OF
Oil Magnate Brings Charge Of Il.
Desertion.

Pitsburg Pa, Oc 7.-Mrs. Frank
Walker, who lives in palatial man.
sion on Squirrel Hill, the most fash
ionable residence district in the city,
! rs entered suit against Peter +, Nc.
ool. the m llioni Re oil man ana
-Car company. charging him with de.
seItion and non-suppor,. Mr.. McGool
lives in an equally palatial home al
Butler, Pa, with his wife aad thel
l4-yealold son Mrs Walker or Mrs
McCool, as she demands that she be
called ewears that she was married
McCool on june l9, 1904, in the Protes
tant Episcopal Church of the Ascen
sion in New York and that her attor
ney John Marion, has her marriage
certificate.
Mr. McCool was married to his But
Ter wife in Philadelphia 10 years ago
She was f.rmerly Miss Elizabeth Mor
lay a prominent young woman Of that
city, and she claims that she and he,
husband have been living together
constantly since that time, although
Mr.. McCool was compelled to lie away
rom home a great deal Of his time on
}ccount Of his many business inter
ests Mrs Walker was the widow OF
Frank walker a lake engineer win,
was drowned, when, she alleges, she
married McCo0l
She claims that they lived happily
'ogether until six months ago VIII n
ne deserted her and has not since
contributed to her support She ays
hat she does not wish to prosecute
him, and for that reason has entered
no more serious charge against him
Il she wants, She says, is to have
\ m back She says that She agree
to re ume her maiden name Of Walher
when she head of the Butler wife, in
order not to cause her husband an
embarrassment.
Mrs Walker is about IS years old
18th a wealth Of auburn hair, beanti
wi complexion ana divine figure MIR
tcCONl is not al his home in Butle"
md all that his wife there would say
7as to enter a general denial Of tho
1harges made by Mrs. Walker
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
OFFICIAL DENIAL
That the Grand Duke is Betrothed to
Princess Patricia is Issued.

St Peter. burg, oct "A formal
denial was issued here of the rc
ported batrotbal of The Grant Duke
Michael. brother of the Car and
Prince Patricia # Counaush niece
of King Edward The unwilling error
was committed by announcing through
cmi official news agencies what was
accepted as "a fact 800 court and dip.o
matte circles r. now appears hat a
discussion OF iHi- alliance while thus
far reaching political influence. has
not reached fhc Stage of actual bo.
IrrthaI
Au inumaHrH t5at nch mar.
ua4e vas contemplated was cUlue.
clslF developed iu court circles into
a premature announcement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
BROUGHT TO sfoopy CLIMAX
WHEN NEGRO, KILLED TWO
MEN AND INJURED
THREE OTHERS,
BLACKS r tE IN TERROR
900 Desert Homes ana Spend Night
in the Woods, Fearing Uprising
of White Citzens--lnnocen
Negro Was Hanged.

Argeata Ark. Oct I'll BlickbUrn
a negro was lyncbed at Sixth arC
Main streets tonight
The affa is the latest link in q
chain of clashes between whites ana
blacks which s.artel in September
when r. r Mcdonald killed a negro
musician, Wiley Shelby Next day al
the inquest held at Column Brothers
a negro undertaking establishment,
the night At noon To-Day Il. Black
umn was Killed and Deputy Constable
Ed Lindsay and Garrett Column were
severely wounded
| Last night Policeman Milton Ind
/ say, a brother Of ed, and mis- father,
we're walking past the Colgmn store
when they We're fired ol John Lind
say was killed and the son severely
wounded When the police and citi-
zen attempted To enter the store
they We're fred on
Undertaking shop Dynamited.
Supn sing that Charles ana Garrett
Column did the shooting ne mob
dgnamited the place but the negroes
had escaped and are still al large
At 1880 clock this. morning VIII
Hard ng was halted on the stree bs
parties. whether black Or white, he
could not tell in the darkcess. He was
sled if he was black or viii G. o.
replying that he was white he was
tia - go hack ana then was sot in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
JILTED A SPANISH.
RULER TO WE'D
HER LOVER
PATRICIA is NOW BETROTHE0
TO THE czAR's BROTHER, THE
GRAND DUKE MICHAEL.
IS POPULAR PRINCESS
And is the Niece of King Edward and
Strongly Opposes Diplomatic
Courtship--Has Mind All
Her Own.

81. Petersburg, Oct IA marr ago
has been arranged between the Ora II
Duke Michael only brother Of Empar.
Tor Nicholaa and Princess Patricia of
Connaught, niece Of X ng Edward
who Tilted the King Of Spain The
be rothal occurred during the Grant
Dukes recent trip TO Copenhagen and
Scotland, from which he has just re
turned.
From Copenhagen Grand Duke
Michael went directly 10 jcin the I'm.
oerial party in Finnish waters and
receive his brothers formal approval
Iof the engagement
He was heartily congratulated by all
he members Of the imperial fam III.
He will leave Russia in a day or two
For London, where after securing the
oonsent Of King Edward, the hetrotlal
will be formally announced
Now a Welcome Guest.
The last visit Of Grand Duke Mich
lel to Londo1 was during the Boer
Var when feeling ran higi and he
was received with some no tlity bat
his approaching MARI age with no most
popular Of the English Princesses will. I
u is expected, invite different wei
come
Though. until the birth Of he M
Faut heir TO the Russian throne, tls
Grand Duke Michael ives ope of tho
cost eligible # the royal bachelors of
Turoue he never fig-red prominentlg
II matf mcnial gossip. except that
Nere was some talk several years a43
t his engagement 60 his scouBln. fnn
rand Duchess Helen, daughter oS
rend DIXIE Vladimir now the wife of
7~'"ce Nicholas Of Greece
The Princess Patricia and Grlnd
N'Ile Michael have been acauaintet
,ince childhood. aud freruCntly met
he reunions of the Danish royal
family.
Must Charge Religion,
'ooor1ine To the Russian custom. II
~ ne nece sary for Princess Pat
'ca to embrace the orthodox Rrs.
ian faith but the difference from the
'nglicen Church is SO snail as @
present ~ insuperable objections.
Though the dowaeer Empress Of
Russia and Queen Aloxandria are SIS
"~s direct marriage between the
Eng sh and Russian reig-ing ho res
S almost un1recedenfad OF late
ears members fthe Russian imuer.
al family have sought consorts prin-
,ipally in Germany The new depart.
are is significant of the altered rell-
ions which have been springing up
since the Russo.Japare e War houga
, formal understanding between Great
britain and Russia st'll rests On III
urc negotiations These have not
even reached the stage Of an agree
nunt but the pour parlers are making
excellent progress IN the tao ful haads
# jhe British Ambassador Sir Ar
.hur Nicol or, and The Russian For
7isu Minister, Mr Isyolsky who h ii
almost daily conferences at the For
aign office.
II Is reported that marriage is q
ng arranged between the Grand Ducl-
ass Elizabeth. widow of Grand Duke
Scrgius aud Grand Dtkc Nicholas
commander OF the
roops In ST Petersburg. The Gr1nl
Duchess Elizabeth is sister Of he
Empress and though in the for.ies
las a very attractive personality.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
800 NEGROES FLEE
Decert Homes. Fearing An Uprising
BY Write Citizens.

Kansas CIV Mo. oct IA special
10 the Journal from Little Rock avs
lhg, Blackburn, tlo negro lynchcd "a
Ar2outa tonight is believed 10 bo the
wrong man. Fully 500 negroes desert
cd their ArgsHta homes This evening
spending The nigtt % the woods.
The lcados said they were afraid
o. remain in the town across she river
fearing an uprising OF tHc white.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
BALDWIN S SHIP.

Hot Springs. Ark. OCT PROF
Thos. s. Baldwin made a successful
excursion into the air with his Cali
fornia Arrow before 10000 people at
Arkansas State fair grounds this
afternoon. He rose ia the center field
and sailed around the grounds for go
minute. and turned toward 'bs city
when at "a height of 10000 feet Af or
being IN the air - m nutes be- ali-hl-
cd within 20 feet Of his starting point
Ilr descended again. turned rose and
descended at Will
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
CONFUSION WAS FATAL.

Stcubehyllc. Ohio. oct due io
getting confused tonisb at Pea
handle olp-sinS. here trains were
going both ways, Mrs lester CLARK
was struck and dceapit1iaI. aud
Walcbmag William CnBlay, who .-ied
to save bcr. was struck aud fatally
injured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
MIND OF HER cWN.
Has Princess Patricia. the Bst-othed
Of the Cars Brother.

Loujon Oct G.-Priuccss Patricia.
of Connaught whose engagement -
Grand Duke Michael is announced
from s. Petersburg. is oeu of the
most popular and probably the tesi
looking of the Younger generation II
'he British prjucesscs She g. il her
tWcuty-frst wear. The news of her
engagement has u.t yef been given
uf iu London. hu. hc friendly feet
ing here towards Russia bas made
such str ics recently thar there :
every prospect that the proposed 81
lance between the Imperial and Royal
houses viii prove very popular
The Prince is OF q bright happy
During the past tao
years she has been mixing in s1cie =.
and has made herself great favori c.
She IS an eBthEs site sp-rtswomau.
is especially foni of boating and fish
iug. and has killed many salmon 10th
.n ireland ard Scotland.
PhoBcess Patricia has opinions (
beer own. and strength of character
enough TO stick 10 them a. demon-
straied some time age when her mar
rage ia King Alfonso sas M cied
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
SHE WANTED A SWIM.

Logan-port, Ind. Oct Rosa Erb
iX times married, stuffed the drain
pipes in the county jail, where she
was confined with all her clothing
turned on the water and flooded the
entire building 10 a depth of several
inches before she was found. nude. ea.
dclvoring To- swim in the pool on fhe
floor of her cell
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
DYING GIRL ACCUSES.

Memphis, Tonn, oct with her
dying breath Esther Mitchell. aged $
years. declared her sjepiathcr. Con.
rad Schulor. was the author of her
troubic. The girl died ar ST Joseph
hospital. Three hours earlier SchuIar
wgs taken in.o custody He denies her
accusation
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
DARK CLOUrS.
Are Hanging Over the Provincial Gov
ernrent Of Cuba.

Havana. Ocl There are clouds
over the provisional government of
Cuba In fact Cuba refuses TO be
pacifcd r. caauot Dee pacifcd until
The whole island is earrisoncd by
American troops.
I'm the first flush oC jos over Ameri-
can Intervention the rehel leaders q
week ago promised 10 di-arm their
forces a. once.
s few or fire rebel. uavc given uD
their guns. but tIc rest of them r"-
fuse to do SO fmtI The volunteers or
gsnized by thc Cuban government
have lcen paid off. disarmcd, and dis
banded
Al Hateey in The province Of Puerto
Principe. an attempt today % disarm
tUg insurgents commanded by Brig.
Gen Reyneso resulted in refusal 10
give mp their arms while the govern
ment volunteers retain theirs The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-08
F {. WE: r
Number Of Court Martials Held Dur
ing the asst Fiscal Year as
Shown BY Annual Report.

Washington. oct 7-Duriug The
last fiscal year according TO The an
nuai report Of General George X
Davis, judge advocate general, issued
to-day. 1896 trials bv coun martial
were held Fifty of this number were
commissioner officers II of whom
were convicted and s acquitted. Trials
by general court martial showed a de
crease of POI as compared with 1906
i9nJ.