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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
REAL DANGER
Of the Uprising Lies in the Anticipat
ed Junction Witt Cusyennes.

Sheridan, Wyo, Oct 80. Hurried
change in the disposition of troops of
the Tenth cavalry under Colonel An
CUR disclosed the fact that the real
danger now lies in the Anticipated
junction OF the Utes with the Chey
ennes.
A portion of Augur's command was
hurried to Sheridan, where supply
wagons were started northward.
From c. c. Rousculp. a guide, 1t is
learned that troops under Augur, re
inforced by two additional companies
from Fort Mackenzie will proceed to-
morrow to Ashland, so miles north of
Sheridan to meet the troops coming
overland from Fcrt Keogh. Troops
from Fort Keough should arrive at
Ashland tomorrow night but Augur
cannot arrive there before Thursday
night
Rousculp was with Coup in 1883 and
knows the Cheyenne we'll He says
there are between 700 and 500 war
riors in the tribe and that they are the
best armed Indians in the west.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
DIVORCE
Is Doomed as a Question For National II
Politics BY Democratic Senator
From Wisconsin.

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct 3O.-The
former candidate for the Democratic
nomination for governor Senator Ern.
est Merton, of Waukesha, who has
been appointed delegate from this
state to the congress to meet at Phil.
lem believes that before the next
campaign the qenstion will be a polit-
ical issue both in state and national
campaignt,
81 have been especially interested
in reforms to remedy the evils of the
pre- ent conditions in the matter of
divorces said Mr. Morton today.
The people of this state and of this
nation will find before another cam
paign comes around that the subject
of divorce will be an issue for political
partse
The preservation Of the nation will
demand it. There is nothing which is
corrupting the young people. the boys
and girls of the country, as the lax
divorce conditions which now exist.
Step-parents cannot by the very ma.
ture of things bring up children to be
good citizens. The home is the foun-
dation of all government. and if the
home is broken up the very life of the
government is threatened.
j look to see planks in regard to
divorce laws put in political plat
forms before the next campaign is
fought The remedy for the evil. in
my mind. is the prohibition Of mar
riage of divorced persons"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
CHORUS GIRL
Drinks Acid and Dies After Spending
Several Hours Reading and
Tearing Up Old Letters.

New York, Oct 30.--With her hus-
bands love letters torn to bits and
scattered around her, Hazel Cooper, a
chorus girl in THE Earl and tho
Girl company, drank carbolic acid In
her apartments in the Hotel Hamilton
in West FCrty-Fifth street and died a.
hospital early today The girl f.
said to have been the wife of Edward
Walsh a jockey. She was about 90
years old.
According to friends she had been
in a despondent mood for some time
and left the hotel only long enough to
attend to her duties al the theatre
The remainder of her time was spent
in her room reading and rereading
the old letters which she had treas
ured
Last evening she appeared to be
particularly unhappy, and one of her
friends who called upon her remained
fer reveral hours striving to comfort
her. aud went away only when the
z ri said she was tired and wanted
To retire. Half an hour later occu-
pants OF near by rooms heard groans
coming from Miss Cooper's apartment.
and when the door was forced the girl
was found lying on the bed uncon-
scious.
\ bottle which had contained car
Polic acid was lying by her side, and
the letters torn to chreds were scat
tered about The room. She died with
ont rnraininp CON -cinnEnnss-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
ARMY DIVORCE SUIT DELAYED

Waukegan. Ill.. Oct. Sn.-fn order to
make sure that the divorce Gaze of
Carolyn Dawson vs. Lorenzo Dawson
Is tried in Dccembc-. Judge Donnelly
today declared that a. the wife had
insisted on having another cOntinu-
ance he would order double panel
of jurors tOr the December term.
Major DAWSON attorney sought TO
force the case 10 trial this term.
ststing that it has been pnt on by
Mrs. Davi.on too long and too often.
Major Dawson b. now living in
Wauksgsn with his two sons and his
sitter
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
MANS TORSO FOUND IN SEWER.

Birmingham. Ala. oct 3o.-The
badly decompose1 torso uf white
man aiken from the outlet of he JEFF
ferson county trunk sewer is held IN
Bess mer awaiting indentifcation.
While covered with the remains OF
what were good clothcs ard although
q plain gold rink and money were
found in the pocket there is nothing
by which the body can be- identified
The head and both arms are entirely
gone and the greater par Of the legs
had been cut of u IS thought the
tody has been in the sewer for many
weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
HIS OWN VIEWS.
And Not Those Of the Washington
Government Say the White House

Washington. oct 3o.-The scuii-
meuts expressed o., Prof John W
Burgess. fho first incumbent of the
Theodore Roosevelt profess lrship Of
American History and Instruction at
the University of Berlin. in which IN
effect be declared the Monroe Doe
trinc is almost obsolete in the United
States. are moi tho 81 held by the al
minis ration
81 tho White House today if was
said thai Burgess g. simply a private
citizen holding no official position
from this government His observa
tons regarding the Monroe doctrine.
it is aid. were simply exp ss ions Of
his own personal views. which are
diametrically opp-s 70 10 -hc-e held
by the administration an9 American
people
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
SEEING THINGS AGAIN.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 30.--The Novoa
Vremya in a leading article today on
Japanese-American relations, declares
that YES terday's friends have begun
TO quarrel and asserts that AN anti
Japanese az tation has been started
in tho United States in response to the
anti-Americansm in Japan, causing a
friction which may be easily famed
into war"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
FAIRBANKS S AT HOME.

Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 31.--Vice
President Fairbanks returned to his
home city today after campaigning
our in the west He will leave tomor.
row morning for a four days tour of
The vice president addressed
a mass meeting here tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
CALLED MONROE
DOCTRINE DEAD
AMERICAN PROFESSOR THOUGHT
TO HAVE EXPRESSED RoosE.
vELT'S VIEWS TO KAISER.
WERE ONLY HIS OWN
And Were Net Inspired BY the Wash.
ineton Government--Speech in
Berlin Causes Stir Among
the Diplomats.

Berlin, Oct. 30.-That President
Roosevelt sent a message to the
Kaiser through the speech of Prof.
Burgess dean of Columbian Uniyer
/ sity and first incumbent of the Theo-
dore Roosevelt profassofship Of
/ American history and instructions in
the University of Berlin. is the pre-,
vailing impression.
In the speech, delivered in the
presence of the Emperor and Empress
frequent reference was made to the
president. II has been printed on the
university pres and widely circu-
lated in official and scholastic circles,
! Especil significance seems to have
| the professors remarks relative to
| the Monroe doctrine. Following is a
translation Of the passage in ques-
ton:
High Praise for German Emperor.
4" In my first meeting with the presi-
dent after my appointment to this
professorship il pleased him TO ad
dress me as an ambassador of peace,
friendship and civilization He gave
prcof through this that he recognized
and appreciated the great idea which
his majesty, the highly gifted and
magnanmous German Emperor, gave
to the world, January /, 1905. II Isl
the opinion of the president. 1t Is the
opinion of my countrymen in general
that this idea Is the most pregnant
that has come forth In our time and
that 1t gives evidence of the great
sense of culture and extraordinary
poll ical wisdom of its mighty author
Saws onroe Doctrine is obsolete,
"'fhe execution of this Idea makes
il possible to subject questions of the
highest importance, which can scarce
ly be touched upon In diplomatic
way. to the most fundamental exami-
nation and the most friendly consid-
era ion. There are for example. two
doctrines in the policy of the United
NOSE holy doctrines, the discus ion of
which may not even be proposed by |
a foreign power without risk of |
awakening the hostility in the United /
States. These are the high protective
tariff theory and the Monroe doctrine
Our pol ticians do not appear to have
The lea.t notion that both of these
doctrines are almost Obsolee. and
hat the reconstruction Of European
states and their con titutions and the
acceptance by the United States itself
If its position a a world power have
made them both nearly senseless.'
Thinks Tariff Discussion Futile.
Professor Burgess said he regarded 1,
he discussion of the protective tariff
automatically. between the United
; ates and any foreign government
is futile, hut the new ambassadors of
,eace and culture would be wholly
rec from limitations such as bound
he diplomatiste. They would be able
o speak from their own convictions
Without fear of being punished or re-
allied. or, what was still more import
mt. withom fear OF disturbing or un-
lermining friendships Prof Burgess
.dde1:
"rhe best interests Of the United
states and the the world would be ad.
anced by a strong Teutouic tide of
migration TO South American by
which the tlcment Of that gigantic
art of the continent by men capable
+ cultivatng it would be secured"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
EXPECT ENCOUNTER THURSDAY.

Sheridan Wyo, Oct. 30.-Luther
Dunning a ranchman living on Otter
Creek has just arrived from the In
dian camp. where he met and talked
with Chief Kannapah, who says his
people are prepared to fight to the
death before they will be taken back
to Utah to starve. When Dunning Wis
lied tho camp the Indians were on
Bear Creek This IS the latest relia-
BILE information concerning the loca-
ton of the U;es and ats's1; time they
were 40 miles from Sheridan. and
making westward to Tongue river. 1t
is figured that the Indians. at the rate
they are travelling, will encounter the
troops some time Thursday.
Must Go Back TO Fort Mead.
If the Utes refuse to turn back and
accompany the soldiers to Fort Mead.
where they will be held as prisonc- &
until their disposition j. decided there
will be fight. The soldiers have or
ders TO take the Indians to Fort Mead
and they will do so regardles- Of cost
If the Utes fight every one Of the $50
bucks in the band will probably he
killed. as escape for any of them
would seem quite impossible.
Other bodies of troops are closing
in on the msrauding Indians from all
SIDES. and IT is simply a question Of
hour before the redskins will be com
Dle ely surrounded. It is the plan Of
the officers in command of the
various detachments to present their
full fore in front of the Indians be.
f-rc any demand whatever is made
upOn them. Then a brief and sharp
ultimatum viii be delivered 10 the
chiefs. demanding that they accom-
pany the troops. 10 Fl Mead for in
definite detention and ultimate return
10 their reservation in Utah.
Following the assumption that the
Utes are heading Tor Ashland. in
southern Montana O eros the Tongue
river at that point into the Cheyenne
reservation. the troops are making
hat their objective point
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
BANDITS GET THOUSANDS.

Kazan. Russia oct s0.-Two mail
wagons were attacked rear here today
by band 0f 30 armed me1. one Of the
wagons got away but from the other
the robbers secured s12.500 in cash
ead mgch variable property.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
KAISER is IL.

Berlin. Oct s0.-Emperor William -
uffering from a cold that required
him 70 give up bis proposed visit TO
day to Prince Philip n Eulenburg's
country place at Liebenberg. The
court circular SAYS h.s C1l3 is light
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
MURDERED IN LUMBER CAMP.

Necnsh. Wis. Oct 30-It is report
ed that Eugene Robinson. IS years old
OF his city. was murdered last night
at Summit Lake where he was en-
rioyed 10 lumber amp
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31
STRIPS or FLESH
Torn From His Arms and Legs With
Red Hot Pinchers.

St Petersburg. Oct. 30.-Charges
are made that a condemned Socialist
in Kielce. Poland. has been subjected
70 the most horrible tOrtures His
name was Joseph Duda and he had
been condemned 10 hang for killing
a police SPY who had betrayed the
Socialist cause After Duda was ar
rested and sentenced strips Of flesh
were torn from h.s legs and arms with
tC..tinned on slrth PaseI
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31

YOU CANNOT EXPECT TO DO A
big business without being bothered"
a great deal. But the best reputation
you can have is that you take par.
tcuIar delight In being bothered"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31

SHOUT FROM THE HOUSE TOPS
for a solution Of the retail mail order
problem and back will come an an.
swering chorus Of advertise"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-31

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JANUARY IS, 1906

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the production of gold. The issue of
money being dependent upon the
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ing l'ne, shot down A. N. Garsite and
Robert Allen, herders, slaughtered the
sheep and burned the camp wagons
and outfits. The herders were killed
at the first fire. 1t required less than
half an hour to club the sheep to
death and burn the outfits, when the
raiders departed.
John A. Mccall former president of
the New York Life Insurance COM
pany has given a trust deed on his
home In Long Branch, N. j., TO secure
the $150,000 note which he gave the
New York Life in part payment for
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the company to Andrew Hamilton and
not yet returned by Mr.. Hamilton.
The total amount advanced to Mr..
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handsome country seat, comprising
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The bankers committee examining
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Denison, Prior & Co., of Cleveland, an
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discovered. This is thought to be the
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failure will amount to from $1,00O,0OO
to $1,500,000. Prior, Is believed by
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have sold forged municipal bonds in
various parts of the country to the
extend at least of 100000 In addi-
ton, he was heavily involved with
customers for whom he was supposed
to be carrying New York stock ex-
change accounts.
Senator Meeks' resolution declaring
for the election of United States sen
ators by popular vote was unanimous
ly adopted by the Ohio legislature.
Senator Wood said that senator's who
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popular vote were blocking the presi-
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disgrace and another convicted of
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Directors of the Empire Insurance
company through their attorneys filed
request in the supreme court of
New York that receiver be appointed
for the company in proceedings for
it's voluntary dissolution. The Empire
Life insurance company was one of
the companies investigated by the
legislative committee recently.
Plunging from the terminal elevated |
tracks at Carr street, st. Louis, the |
Pullman sleeping car Harcour. at |
tached TO the Wabash train due at |
Union station al 1880 a. m, dropped |
sideways fifteen feet TO the granite
paving OF the levee and seven pas
on board were injured. one
of them seriously.
Cassie NJ. Chadwick has been
taken 20 the state penitentiary at Go.
ten years imprisonment
France and Venezuela have broken
Dir diplomatic relations.
-~~-ssess-seas-m~
Dr Seeley Of Chicago. rupture spe.
ciallst. viii be az the Linden hotel.
lincoln, two DAYS. January 81 aud q.
See fun announcement elsewhere In
his paper.
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Masked and mounted raiders. pro-.
smmed to be- cattlemen, attacked the
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DR. Seeley Of Chicago. rupture spe.
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lincoln. two DAYS. January 81 aud %
See fun announcement elsewhere IN
this paper
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France and Venezuela have broker
ON diplomatic relations.
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Cassie NJ. Chadwick has been
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IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE WEEK

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Robert Allen, herders, slaughtered the
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and outfits. The herders were killed
at the first fire. 1t required less than
half an hour to club the sheep to
death and burn the outfits, when the
raiders departed.
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Plunging from the terminal elevated
tracks at Carr street, st. Louis, the
Pullman sleeping car Harcourt, at
tached TO the Wabash train due at
Union station al 1880 a. m, dropped
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paving OF the levee and seven pas
sensers on board were injured, one
of them seriously.
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Directors of the Empire Insurance
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-19

the saloon keepers held meeting
last Wednesday evening in the lire ball
10 determine the amount Of support
that they will give 10 tine bass hall
club A paper was circulated and a
good donation had
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-19
Gun Il Out

Now that the Eagles. Of Iron
Mountain have pot base ball club in
the Mountain. ! want 70 say. and ! say
IL for the great bulk Of the people Of
Crystal Falls. tnAt this sore feeling
that has existed bet geen the fans of
the two towns should be cut out and
cut right otf close Those who were
the instigators OF this soreDoss are not
concerned in the new team at all.
The Eaglee are a tine bunch 0f fellows
They are sports for the sport and good
losers know many ~ them and 20
know whereof speak. say. let's
tnrn In ana play as many games back
and forth M we can play IA good
games "a we can and ! hope that the
new Eagles club Of Iron Mountain
wins at least half Of the games. Those
are my sentiments and ! have heard
nc least fifty others make the same
kind Of remarks since the or6aniza.
tion of the team was announced