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New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

lacks Is % u. quiet sas ca; clear baiss. 10
n. steady. STs -. QlLpEil-->Iuare. II % 9 y.
duh sIs 1ARD-Prine Western Ia ueress. stesty.
American refined. In pals. steady. ass Cd
CfFUFsF--Americnn finest white rrm. az coor-d-
ann Gis Ga TAIL.OW-Prims city arm, ets % TUR-
PENTINE-S7rIs quiet. AIS "a. LgNSflkcD OIL dull
aDs %. BUTrEFt-F1nest United states. steady scss
good United steady. Ss PLT1tOLzLh sonASy.
sAt ROsIN-ComIIon steady. ss ia
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

Is !oal nsks; & for spot cotton quiet with prices
etng Gqlf sales 8 baes southern spot markets were
a. sisc 81 Louis unehanged az stsc NorfoIE
nominal ana unchaged a. sc Aurusts uiet aTt ne
changed al S-iec sales 900 tsies Ss,,1b g & ana 5 ul
uIgaangsd az Sl6e' sales 1915 bales nrm
steady and unchanged 5-l6c: sales 80 taes VIII
oeirs at esdi1s points for tasy: Al rIousra p rom G
49, 800 % l4Co 6aies agairst i go isst week end Z 7
against p $40 last and go year and az Se
week ana 3l4s last year.
Cotton Ezc6aaEe special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
decline On near ana port 6t!sns on a. e ts;al po-nt
closed STEADY al net adva-ce of izaliz points Sep
yember. Bod: Sovenaber-DeceHber 5o5a: Dece.n6er-
March 5Os4 Narea-Ap5iI. -5IIa. Apri May. 5l.i5a:
strong; ci9ths fair demand at fIl rates ans
cotton al ports since september !: 80 '3''' y
Galveston .-......... - ga baltimore . 40
Mos,l. Dream. g g 81 81 IiS5 5S9.
C1sTieston ......-... l2zos Iort Tounsend -.
Norfolk .--.-.---- 1914 Total sas 10.
ended Fq-day. september y. is0G ''' 'Ae week
Net receipts al United States ports same 1ee -''
-c-ri -e--s si-c .3s 0a3
,a receipts 70 same date last 69 448
Total exports s.rae September I...... s.,5 ~ ~
Total eKEorts came cate l-at i55
stocr a ali interior towns p. .. Yss ss az az
stock az All interior towns time last IsJ
FLOUR AND- slEAI.-Busaes- IN -four was on The
Lsht scale to-day Winter straieht- and low grades
~ --rrirsl', bi.rr- ~ e-1- - l-T e5 5 .iiN
wheat quoted - so4Sz - % arrive We quote sp.sE
e patents IS 55asl 10: spring clears s. 40 81 s5 ext
winter. g. 100 So - and extra No winter Z
as2 RYE FLoL s'esey: qlotsi; Far 70 good. s. 2o8
ouCtes. Kiln dried s. 30 - s5 brand. Rae
Neal frn. quoted: Fine white and yeoa 25GSi So.
ouotel. Westeu spIns Sl9 %. standard mddg SO -:
aogr 90 - ~ sfs 6si s2o $50 % s, 9rT s5t,-
So 1893. red cog - - Aonlny chop. So bulk 81 -
ss-fs. Oh meal. $50 3au~Sl-
v,,fh good ~ bun enthusiasm q into Iot of
s-ng before uaoay mat consi-erahly weakened
i5is rs.sscs was wiped BY selling pressure that
sgira-ea an ths N0rtUest ana soon extended az
,rLe arsf~ decline Progressed bears GAINED
cofleuce and near IL 'se "ets fulte leafy sellerH
$780, Pr the orfuirg a1Furce i2f ~ bun news from
~ SorthVest ana ua ae.aice q "a az lAerIoo
SiIea oiis ana Daath seliiag freely On the ad
varCe croSd was q-l-A 20 iaS lis As a tsn
s,-rt a. cover VI under ng show ot Dull news Fur
ther eons laints about thrasiIg Iisr ~ an, ai,s
rains "a a1rins Nies "a, was not llp ~ fbe
while tas the .s,-5 iast wear Teai prtrssrs
T.-e,rfs we're shade Under last -, tr as
ne winter wheat arrivals tFosso ,Tre 800 ss
,e.i- - 90 bush wheat aad nour ale Nei a1 lleIa
for The week ATgcntine shlIls.ss ,vfs -. On tk
-f. rrevious week. but only e7ig re- p.-ts
SUNNY against il0l 900 busa mex ~ Iern vyas 4 ~
--srf ~ fe Modern Miller ln ~ ,,-s., vrs. a
Wheat T1ospeeis 9saIs ,. u lsa Wheat IN 2 NsS
- - Quoted Al elevator ana ,o-5 vs1,s- s5
No NortheTl Duluth. s. &c. and no : N'4-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. Jrraus T. Fitzgerald a surrogzts q tho County Of
- V5~< Notice O. hereby D-rsons having
i, sIinsg FSank c. Bailey late q tho County Of New
ths with NOuc1srs tnsrocf
- ~, sabscFber his place of usnsactns oUsnsss AT
- Wesr1Z 1Ztlh Street IN the city or
hsfrr- he Z7th Of February
I.fel NsW York the "a day % August. 1900
COT.NEIIA III. BAILEY. Aluir2s.raerfx
d @ ATKINS. Atty. FOR ADMINISTRATIVE. a. John j..
Kingston. ~. y.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

" .nc- ot An or,Isr Of Frank T. FtEserat sur
rogats OF the County OF 1oE. n9tsos IA coy sssn
having against Emma c. E4n bos-
sercE Iafo OF county of Ses aosk ass@'sd 70 pre-
or trals4crtn8 business. once
al Tyer q Tyler. Nc s. L-ocry street ~ tae Sy OK
before ufth day of NoSsrnoer next
Datrd York. April ~ leN-
~AN-~- GE0RGE ". VAN BOSkEhCN. Etecutor
WILLIAM s TYLER Attorney for ExsSrtors a. Liberty
Srr..t- New city
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
Surrogates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abnsr G. Thomas 5urrogass or sns County ss Nsv
York notice hereby gwen 70 al persons hAvi1x cAus
b Holden. late Ot the County of New
Yor deceased present The Win vouchers
10 subscriber at her place of EalsaoGns 1usnes Ls
once cf Oden Odsll. No. 50 Wall street IN the cy
of New before the sixth day Of February
rared Ssw York. - day Ok August 1870
ALICE G. HOLDEN. Exscurrtk
ODEI.I, A aDELL. Attorneys E1xecurrtx. wal
stree. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner O Thomas a SurTOgats OF ths County Of Nsw
York notice given % al persons claims
aganst Archibald Watt Of the County New
dsceAs@d 20 present with vouchers thsF.or
the subscrhsr Al place OF tras1cting No
Fulton street Borough Of ManhatS<n. of tns
city q New XOrx. on or before ne -etn day ok nuAy
Dated N.- York. 2orh dzy of July. 1eoo
JOHN c. SHAW. EKscutor.
JOSEPH 8 FRANK Attorney for ExsoutoE, los Ealtoa
Efreet Borouzh o. Manhattan. City OK New Y9rk
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
sosroN STOCKS

n,vk 90. 10. $ NA''.a 'trs't, J.
-,.s.s by r. = D1x sept 20 Sept II
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

as6 aO heavy iO9Ss 80; packers SO 2Oass 90 pigs
lights. S6GSd 45- siEEP-Rsceipts. 1000 head: market
sttadY. lambs sec 81 80. WetheFs 81 Ti - 90
Western yearlnFs s. 2S1S5 20; sheep <sSJ e
stockers ard feeders s. a0QS5 so
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
Rye SEMINARY IN! Asl5NI .1 n.' ss.:;:,.

RYE SEMINARY For .sst..s ass;,:s'-''
Mrs s. J. LIFE. The Misses STOWE Rya New York
,roRAv1AN SEMINARY for Girls. Bsthlshsua- p.
wi Founded HAS. 157th year opens Sept 1sth Xd-
dress J. MAX HARK. d. d. Principal
rT,E4E MIss-s Mstcalfs Boarding and Day sonoo rur
IL TarrytO~n. ~. y. College preparation
caI CuItur.. Tennis Ba<kst Ball Happens 6th
@yIss rANA's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Aorrtzsowu.
Nj n J. Suburban New York; opsns Sept 2s<h-
Exceptonaut broad clTrtculrn- Certificate adrnfss
AT leading coeges Music and Ar Gymnasium Que
sports. Resident pupils. 500
Fo- Both Sexss-coun<ry.
syrr,fFr rARCEEs' CEANBURY. ~ Jan s6nuudn.ng
ssntraril for children os -.s.rdsd psaaal
a-v.iOpmenr- r. GORDON. n D.. CrAnoury. ~. y
School Agency.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN rEAcHrag AGENCY
,--s. Professors. Tutors Goysrus.ssA
- @coIisxss schools and families Apply 20
~ Mr4 hi y YOUNG-FULTON % Cu!on square
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
H0OE SAYS
His STORY
WAS TRUTH
Negro Coachmah Repeats Charges "A,
Made Against Mrs. Augustus
Hartje.

Fiusaure Oct 277-Cliford Hooa
the ag4ro caachman who was employ.
el in ,hc family of Augustus Harie,
went ca the witness stand i'm the Grim
i1al Court This morning To defend him
SELF i-0 mtac charge of perjury He is
accused of having sworn falsely In the
GEt deposition which bc made in the
H--sa divorce suit. inwbich he de-
claral hc had been intimate with Mrs.
Mar Scott Hortje
TIE state rested jas case at li.10
ucluc. and after a brief address ~
-he iarg bv Attorney William J. Brea-
rel. I1.o was called tu the stand.
Hogn sanre positively .b8t his origin
al d"paas tiol was true. and that h,
had been intimate with Mrs. Harfis
He went into details OF the ALLEGED
meetings and gave his evidence in
manner that dis-asted -he epectal0rs
he also svcrc that rho confession AMI
-e.rac.-8n scored from him IN the
leIains detectives was made under
.JmpIls-un. and while he was drunk.
H 90 .oii bis story Ht length. g1!rz
E.s de-a ls with revolving auc0nrarB.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
10 lMTERcEPT LIES

Sheridan W}o, Oct 27,- Two com.
panies OF infantry 1or Fort Mackenzie
today, gong norh and il is generally
believed they have gone to intercept
the ties in case Of an attempt to
reach the Cheyenne agency before the
arrival Of the cavalry from Fort
Meade
Old timers here say that should
The utes reach the Cheyennes they
would fire that band into revolt ana
a erious war would result. The Chey.
ennas are hard fighters and have
given the government much trouble.
The Ttes canned last on Hanging
Wsman's creek, about 60 miles north
east Of Sheridan Chief Kannapph
says they viii not so back Beyond
killing sock for food and Tobbing an
occasional sheep camp the Indians
are committing no dgpredatons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28

/ Chicago Oct Chicago's fleet
footed back field ran up a big score
On tn University Of Indiana eleven
ithi3 afternoon The Maroona sue
ceedea in crossing The Indiana goa
line five times. once In the first halt
and four times in the second. four
goals being Kicked. while Captain
Eckersall added -four points to the 10
tai by d pretty drop kick from the
i3-yard line this being the first scor-
ing done in The game. The final score
was Chicago 33, Indiana s.
The Mar0ons succesf fully defended
their g5al line from touchdowns, In
fact il was only once in danger hut
Captain Hare Of Indiana. dropped a
kicked goal from The 15.yard line
when Chicago's line had proved i'm.
pregnahlo 10 assaults ny straight foot
bail. ana IN the second half Nc
Gaughey made a place kick home on
the l0-yar1 line following a fair catch
From the spectators point Of view
L ne Ga'he WIS an l0tal one. I hf0HBu-
out the entire first half and during
most of the second, the game was
largely battle between two clever
Duutar Ecketsall and Hart, while
long runs. irick PLAYS involving for
ward pass, quarterback kick. and
double and triple passes abounded !
but In the second half. Chicago fairly |
an the Hoosiers Of their feet with |
ne fapidity of plays and the score
,GiclJly climbed. The Indiana ends |
md backs were utterly unable TO stop |
stefan and Echersall when those /
printers got started toward the !
coveted Indiana goal line and touch /
lowu followed touchdown in quick /
ucc ssion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
BAD MEN TO GALLONS.

Los Angeles. oct. 27-"Sf We have
many NOR bad mca IN San Francisco
we may have to get rid of some of
them By means Of the scan1ld." cr-
planned President BENJAMIN Iao
Wheeler of the University Of Cali
fornia. I'm an address before the pupils
in the Los Angeles high school Con
'inuine his reference 20 this uliect
IN a personal discus ion following his
address Wheeler is quo'ci a. lsing:
Perhaps ,out .deis DO nc. la4fse
how desperate and bold no co1-
-piiat-s have become. ). arlr aU
cifrcspectins men in the CITY are
hehind Heney yet be may be- over
aheimed. A coterie NJ men. myself in
c.Eded. supplied him with what
money be needed 20 push the in
yestigadon Public feeling is wrought
90 such pitch that mould violence
.a done ary OF the reform chiefs. I
Io NOT believe public Indignation
Fcl'i STOP sho1i If death TO the per-
.rrat1r- Eeney f. a brave man. re
,nows that every time b. walks into
mo- court room De takes hls life in
liz hands We stand by him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
JAPS NOT BARRED
OUT Of SCHOOLS s
FRISCO MAINTAINS SEPARATE
SCHOOLS FOR CHILDREN OF
ORIENTAL PARENTAGE
STRINGENT STATE LAW
When Matter is Made Clear to secre.
tary Metcaf All Talk Of Inter
national Complications viii
Cease.

San I7ranei4oo ral or o. The
''1'''''-' ''''''' - '''e MINIS ~
iafY Me'ealf OF the department OF
4 Commerce and Labor to investigate
Itho alleged exclusion or inc JaDanese
f.ar tbo. soboors ,,ts .it,. ha. ..,
'
9.i''i's'u 'ie temper o. 'i'e Doaro OF
education on the qestion
President Roc. evelt. the educators
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
WIFE PAYS BIG SUM OF MONEY
AS PRICE OF HUSBANDS LOVE

Indianapolis Ind Ocl 2-.-Waltor
.M Rowland. formerly proprietor Of p
North Illinois street 1oarline nous
who is being sued boy his wife to re-
cover $4,000 which. she says he stole
from her declared durinr tbe trial tai.
afternoon that Lhe money was the
price she paid for his affections. Judge
A.ford said that te diI not doubt hat
Rowland had u-cI tar money i1 g
prafig8.- manner bar He believed the
muly might have been given in ok
ch1are f1. affection.
Though The testimony n The wife
seemed to indicate that she had loved
Rowland when they were married.
Rowland admitted en- The stand tha,
IRE marriage vas mere bnsines
tran sactioH as Tar as he was concera-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
HAD BOTH LOWER LIMBS TORN
FROM HER BODY DY DYNAMITE

Hammond Ind. Oct 27-De eetves
have been put to work this aftern- on
in order to establish connection he
tween the fatal accident TO Mis- Lena
Beahlers at Aetna this morning and
the threatened attacking of the Lake
Shore limited at Pine Station last
night The distance between the two
places is only one mile.
Miss Beahlers who is emDloyed as
chambermaid in the Carnduf board
ing house. while making up a bed in
he room belonging to Chas Packard
and Fred Ce.strund. accidentally
kicked package or nitroglycerin and
dynamite. mistaking it for rubbish.
A fearful explosion took place.
wreckins the house and tearing Miss
Beahler's legs from her body. She
will die
Gerstrund and Packard who are en-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28

plcyes of the Aetna Powder works at
Aetna were arrested for theft Of the
explosives and jailed at Crown Point
befora angry friends Of Miss BeahIer
could lynch them. sheriff Doushertv
gave the men the third degree this
afternoon. but they deniel being i'm
pIicated in the Lake Shore tain
vreclins plot Omcia are sure they
are the guilty blackmailers. pointing
out hat the Fecreting ef the explo
sive in their room is bona fde evil
q nee that their purpose was criui-
nal. Gerstrund is said to be an anar-
chi,t Further developments are ex-
pectad in- the ease tomorrow.
Posse tr8ceI the Icdiana sand
dunes an dag but got M further clsw.
TO ne men who failed 70 b. tosxed
by Chicago detectives last night VIXEN
the dHmmy train w7a sent ahead II
The Lake shore limited.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
DRINK TO
HEALTH OF
A SUICIDE
Left $4,000 to Brewery Workers Of
National Capital for That
Purpose.

P-ttsburg. Pa. Oct. 27.-The hearts
/ Of the brewery workers Of Washing.
ton, the seat OF the national govern
ment. viii be gladdenpl when thav
learn that they are to have a s2.Ol8
celebration. for this amount will be
expended drinking to the health" Of
a man already dead.
This high-pricei affair has been
provided for by a most peculiar viii
left by Julius Lindauer. forty-fva
years old. q brewery broker who
committed suicide Wednesday after
noon by blowing his brains ont with
revolver pondency is Thought 70
have been The cause Of Linda8ers
taking his life.
ln the win Liudauer appoints q man
named Smith of Washington as execu
tor He states that he has $4,000 com
ing - him from insurance companies
and Slo1 death benefit from the
Brewery Workers union Lin5auer
iEst,nctz Executor Smith 10 take
S2,opo Of the money coming 20 his
claim upon Lindauer's death aad 10
give this amount to The Brewery .
Worker union and see that tha .n .
tire aa uut Is spent tn drinking to- /
his health lie formerly lived in +
Lindauer further instructed in hisl
wiI tha his body he c-emated and I
he ashes shipped to Washington and f
buried beside hs vile
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28

Iei The uie said hey met IN Ci1-
einnaU and decided 70 come 10 In
lianaro.is and go mto business. Tic
had little monev-he said YESTERDAY.
the amount wa s2o79-and She mort
EaIai property she owned ar Neni1
OHIO for $1,000. She sent him rae
money She said that Pee pretended q
aer vhea be bouEh. the Inn. at se7
No.tl Illinois srest. that he was
payiug se 300 for 60 bus she f01nd ont
l1'e- ma. s. cost $1,000 She chafs-
"a taat be- kept the balance Is we'll
as tHe profits Of the business. AM
thar he aHslly s0ld o-t took the
money and left her uithou anything.
She had him arrested on a c1aree OF
7mbezziemeHt. charging That be cctel
Is her agent ard tat she had not
given him the money.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
TWELVE KNOWN TO BE DEAD

Kansas CITY Mo, Oct. 27,--Ten
bodies were taken from tho ruins. one
ether body positively known sill 70 ba
in he ruins and one person is deal
from injuries are the known fatalities
The fre that destroy the Chamber
OF Commerce hgildiag in Kansas City,
Nas two days ago Four persons are
still missing and 1t is believed they
Np; shed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
RAiSULI IN A NEW ROLE
As Pshaw Of Aszilla, He Takes Town
After Hard Fight

Tangier Oct 81 RaisuH the
bandit chief, who has been appointed
Fasha Of AlziIla, entered that town
today after a short fight with the iu
surgeon tribesmen. who were holding
%. Three persons We're KILLED, many
wounded and AL the principal Caids
were nade prisoners Afterwards lei
tors from Mohammed El Torres, the
representative of the Sultan here or
deriug that Raisuli be oboyed were
read publicly. The city presented a
terrible appearance Many houses had
been burned and the streets were fun
oi the Bodies OF Jev,ssca. who had
b1n violated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
MILLIONAIRE WAS KILLED
n Effort to AVaid Running Down Boy
Boy with Automobile.

Kansas City Mo, Oct. 27.-R. NJ.
Snyder, the millionaire capitalist un-
der indictment at St Louis ON a bri-
berry charge was killed tonight when
his automobile col'ded with a bicycle
ridden by a messenger boy. The
chauffeur in an effort 10 save The boy,
turned his machine suddenly and
drove it with great force into an iron
post at the sidewalk Snyder was
thrown on the stone walk, his head
striking first Re was raken to a hos
pital whore he died a few moments
later
Arthur Rodell the messenger boy
sustained fractured skull. and the
chauffeur was seriously hurt The
boy died late tonight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
LoCkJAW KILLED HIM.

Lafayette, Ind, Oct 27.-Elias IT
hrGn' one Of Lafayerte's leading bust.
ness men, died this afternoon of lock.
Jaw caused by shotgun injury acc.
dentaliy sustained two weeks ago in
ms grocery store across from the
PURDUE campus. Mrs. Kron and chi
dfen were at the bedside when death
came.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
ENDED STRENUOUS DAY.

ST. To s.. No. Oc. 27.-Vice Prasi.
Sent Fairbanks concluded o =ren-
Ie Jay in Missouri with an slre-s e..
night tef0ra On enthusiastic Reubl-
can rally. Fairbanks had delivered
n'Hs speeches since his frst appear
ancc atst Charles ibis morning II
his speech t11iglt Fairbanks confined
1.m7eif almost entirely 10 natio1al IS
sues
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
DUCHESS NOT To
BARE SECRET IN
ADIYORCE
WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT IN.
DuCES DAUGHTER TO KEEP
HIDDEN FAMILY SKELETON
WILL NOT SEE CALLERS


London Oct THE Duchess o
Marlborough win MT sue for ii
vorct as she threatened to do Neithe
will there be reconcilia ion betweer
her and the Duke They will simpll
live apart while maintaining what vii
look to the world like amicable rela
Cn'
This much was decided upon today
after the Duchess had had long con
/ ference with her father, William X.
Vanderbilt.
The Duchess had threatened to file
a complaint hat would involve some
Of the proudest names in British and
American society. This had caused
a tremendous sensation in the upper
circles Of London, and there was
number of hurried consultations at
which every effort was made 10 avert
tho peril,
Vanderbilt Appealed To.
Il was in this crisis that Mr.. Wander
bilt vas appealed to. He was in Paris
and he came here as fast as steam
could carry him. Immediately up
landing he hurried to Blenheim Castle,
the magnificent home Of the Mari
boro CHS, where the Duchess was then
3 ay'ng The Duke was salmon fishing
in Scotland
Since coming to London the Duchess /
has ot been in public and has refused
10 sec callers with a very rev excep- |
tons, even having declined to see
Miss Gladys Deacon of Boston. who
WAS at oae tima an intimate triend
M whose beauty set all Europe by I
he ear5 Q year or Two ago.
Miss Deacon met with serious
while travelling abroad.
md il was while she was in mourning
hat she met the Duchess on the CONT
rent The pretty American appealed
o the kind heart Of the Duchess. who
ught by every means 70 cons Ia her
lhey We're inseparabIe ror several
'eeks, and when the Duchess return
d to Blenheim Miss Deacon accom-
aniod her The latter was guest of
'lenheim for an extended period
Makes London Her Home.
After leaving Blenheim she took up
er residence in London with her
lothe and they have remained here
YER since, varying the monotony Of +,
fo with occasional trips to Paris
.iss Deacon has been extremely pop.
Tar with the members of thc higher /,
IFoIes of English society and has F..
zen greatly admired for her beauty d,
some OF the most famous men nj ,.
luf'.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
LAuNcH SUNK BY STEAMER.

Seattle Wash, Oct 27.-Sere-a al
persons are believed to have been
drowned as result Of collision I'm
W1angle Narrows on October % be
Ween the Canadian steamer Princess
Re3tr,ce and gasoline launch. The
steamer it is reported. rammed the
small craft, sending It to the bottom
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
HEARST GREETED
BY BIG CROWDS
ON HIS JOURNEY
PENT UP ENTHUSIASM OF HIS
UPSTATE FOLLOWERS BREAKS
LOOSE.
TRIUMPH is COMPLETE
Points in Speeches Elicit Wild Ap-
pIause--Appeale to Voters OF
Albany, Troy and Cohoes to
Be Americans.


Troy, N. Y, oet. William Ran
dolph Hearst today pa sea from tri
unnh - trinronh in his trip tbropgh
- 49,, ,n.s..
N'""HS' 10y Gnu >'0''1'
turned out probably the largest crowd
ever seen at pollticai demohstFa'ion.
Troy turned out crowd which IN
SIZE, eciipsed the demonstration Iof
Mckini6t
Az C1hoes the day OF triumph was
made complete. Ihefe were 10000 ON
lhe streets ana EVo0 were H'efailY
crushed into the opera house All
three demonstrations were such as TO
convince MI Hearst thar the predic-
ton he made in his speech that he
would win by 100000 to 100000 in
Greater New York was more than JUS
tined, All three big audiences sim
ply buabled over with enthusiasm
when Mr.. Hearst exclaimed:
MI Hughes has said that If Abra-
ham Lincoln was here ne would not
be for Hearst. ! say no and if Abe
Lincoln was here Hearst would be
for him II Abe Lincoln was here 1
would not be here on this platform
Cheero Great Utterances.
They all keenly appreciated the 7
strong points OF his forcelul speech,
and especially appfeciatiye were they
OF his references TO the theft OF the
election last Fail, and there were .
misses for Mcclellan. A burst OF ap-
plauso followed his declaration that
fhe batiot boxes had 1asn preserved w A
prove the election had been stolen,
ana again, when he declared he had 10
interest," III the campaign except as
an American citizen.
me storm OF cheers and applause |
broke again when he told his audi
ehces 'hat, Il they thought some other
man would serve them better in the
governor chalr than he, they ought
TO vote lor that man but Il they
lhorght ne could serve them best, then
ne wanted their woes, and for no 9th
9 reason
Ihe Albany crowd assembled in
ironl OF me Ten Eyeck Hotel and they
Dloched state street Tor three blocks
! hey we're crowded from tho hote'
WailS TO the walls OF the buildings on
me opp0She SIDE Cf the street a line
u several Thousand paraders was
iIa"H up IN the center Of The street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28
PEATEN BY BADGERS

An Albor Mich Oct 27.--Michiea0
defeated Hlinlis this afternoon rs to
9 i'm % heavy rain on a soddel field
Gar.s the Michigan full back.
brought the Michigan r1oters TO their
iect In the drst minue of play when
he ran tb Illinois kick off back. be
hind "a splendid interference and
scored a touchdown Illinois could do
concluded on Second paze)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-28

THE ADDRESSES or Two thou.
sand people have large money value
TO the man who has something to sell.
Inc Bulletin reaches over 1000 homes
and business houges daily and is read
by more than twice thai many people
every day.