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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
INDICTMENTS FOR
STANDARD OIL
TRUST
FOUND YESTERDAY BY FEDERAL
GRAND JURY ON CHARGE
or REBATlNG.
BOND FIXED AT $4,000
No Officials or Persons, Merely the
Company Named in the Bills
Another Jury to Probe Eusi.
ness Methods.

Chicago, H., Aug. S.-An indct.
melt charg ng the Standard Oil com
pany with receiving rebates in the
form of nonpayment of storage
charges to certain railroad companies,
was returned by the federal grand
jury this afternoon. The Standard
Oil company is the only defendant,
no officials of the company and no
railroad companies or officials being
named.
The bond of the defendant was fix
ed al $25 900 This is the case in
vest gated by The grand jury, at
Cleveland Ohio. where it was found
the jury had no jurisdiction.
The Indictment contains nineteen
counts, each cons ituting separate
charge. The true bills come undcr
The Elkins law which provides a fine
Of $1,000 to 100000 for each violation.
Under the Indictment. should the
government procure a conviction, a
fine Of $3.50 900 as a maximum, under
the Elkins law may be assessed.
BY order of Judge Betha, a second
grand jury was drawn late this after
noon and summoned TO appear next
Tuesday morning. This body will take
up the investigation Ct the buslnees
methods of the Standard Oil company
whore the present inquisitoria body
was compelled to leave Off
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
KINGS CUP RACE
Won BY r. M, Smiths Sloop, Effort
~ Fast Time From Nine Other
Sailing Racers.

New Por'. II. l.. Aug. S-F NJ
Smiths sloop. Effort, won today
race for The Kings cup. The new
schooner Queen" owned by j. Roc.
ers Maxwell, le dlhe feet at the fin
ish but lost the race by nine seconds
on time allowance.
The race was sailed over the 37it
mile course. II miles Of which was
heat 10 the windward i'm smooth sea
The Queen led nearly the entire dis.
ianco. but the Effort raced for the fin
ish very fast and just clinchcd the
race Tine 0G: 90.
Nine yachts started. The name Of
Effort and her owners name will be
the first 10 be inscribed on the tro-
ply presented to the New York club
by King Edward
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
SON IS TO MAKE
GOOD FATHERS
THEFTS
FROM THE CHICAGO BANK AND
WILL SURRENDER ALL HIS
REAL ESTATE.
DEPOSITORS IN RIOTS
When What Money That Was Left In
Vaults Was Taken to Neighbor.
ing Bank for Safe Keep
ing Yesterday.

Chicago, Aug. 8-Theodore Stems,
land vice president of the Milwaukee
Avenue State bank and son of the
fugitive president of that institution
has come to the rescue of the $4,000
depositors and tonight it is the gen
eral belief of those who are .endeayor.
ing to straighten out the affairs of the
bank, that there Is an excellent chance
for all of those who have deposits 70
receive almost dollar for dollar. when
the final settlement Is made.
The improved conditions Of The
banks affairs were brought about by
young Stensland who tonight an
nounced that he would turn over to
Receiver Fetzer, Tomorrow all the real
estate and personal property Of his
father. The son places the valuation
of 5000 900 en- this collateral and he
stated tonight hat he had fun au-
thority to make the transfer for the
benefit of the depositors This transfer
will be made tomorrow.
1 ANp-NiNH' DNfiANldIltl anu A'hHiIti
Herring are still at large and a thor.
uugh search for them is being made
tll over the country
This afternoon il appeared as If
there would be serious trouble with
he depositors who swarmed around
the doors of The failed bank. While
fully a THOUSAND depostors shouted
their protes S. over $300000 was re.
moved from the vaults of the institut
tion to the National Bank of the Re
public where it will be held for safe
Ncepins until next Tue day when It
is said the distribution to the deposi
tors will be made
The removal of the money put the
crowd in an angry mood and il took a
big detail Of police to keep the ex
cited throng from upsetting the pa
troll wagons flied with blue coats ac'.
ing a sa bodyguard for the treasure
wagon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
ON NERVE ALONE
He Lived High, Bought an Auto and
Became Engaged-Said He Was
John D.'s Secretary.

Detroit Mich, Aug. S.-"Otis Mil
Ter, secretary to John d. Rockefeller '
on this description of himself young
man was a German accent and the
smoothest of manners. lived a couple
of weeks at the Cadillac Hotel bought
an automobile and ordered $4,000
worth OF diamonds especially set for
his bride The hotel guest go ac
quaintod with George Monroe. who
was tending bar al Bert Morris rs
place at 20 Lafayette boulevard. Gcor-
gle said he knew fine girl who would
he delighted to make Millcr's ac-
quaintancc. To show his gratitude
for The chance Of a bride Miller said
he'd fix Monroe up in the oil bus
ness
Munroc a few days ago quit his
place and spent his time visiting
places about Detroit with his friend
Miller The wedding was set at the
Cadillac fer next Thursday The fmc-
iiun was 10 cost $4,000. 81 is sail.
Miller also took his nance to one Of
DCiroit's most fashionable cosiumer's.
where he ordered a wedding dress
for $50. He picked ont precious
jewels at Wright Kay g. cos. 10 ho /
'ct in attractive designs. From the 1
Detroit Automobile Company be OF
icrcd a big Wnion touring car after 4
be- had tried it out for "A day OF two. 4
From Thursday until Saturday be- /
sept the chauffeur constantly on the .
co. They took him to every place in .
Detroit. in ne suburbs 60 Mt. Glen l
MS. To- Ann Arhor and Pontiac He
ras 10 place his order and make The /.
irsi payment IN the car Monday His
Ild machine which De said hc had
cft boz Cleveland. De- promised In
.r0theriy wav io his friend Monroe F.
With matters in this situation Hil /.
cr left town Saturday night. forget
ing 10 settle his bin a. the Cadillac /
oreciiing even 10 say cood-hv 10 tn d
iri who was 90 have been his bride
DE is broken hearted AZ the Hotel
'adi.liac and the Detroit Automobile
'ompany they are furious
Miller is said to be a-mooth crook
rom Cleveland i
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
WHO HAVE LONG BEEN STATION.
ED IN ALASKA TO KEEP OUT
THE FOREIGNERS.
DETAILS STILL LACKING
Attorney General Has Received No
Instructions Regarding Prcsecu.
tion Of Men Captured BY u.
S. Cutter.

Washington Aug. S.--Acting Attor
ney General Ru sell has given no In
structions TO the United States aftor
ney at Valdez, where, 1t is presumed,
The Japanese seal poachers are to be
tried and he will give none for the
present at least
Whether the department here takes
my part in the matter will depend
Entirely upon further informat'o on that
nay be received The United States
attorney there Is under general in.
'tructions 10 prosecute all violators Of
he law and it Is presumed he will pro.
'eed under these instruc ions.
Active agents of the United States
government, in the conflict which re.
suited In the killing and wounding Of
Japanese poachers are Walter /.
Lambky and James Judge Lemhkv Is
the chief agent al the Fur Seal Fsh
cries of Alaska, and Judge is one Of
his assistants.
Both are located on ST Paul Land.
Of the Pribiloff group, the other two
assistant agents Major Clark and Mr.
Chichester. heing stationed on ST.
George Island,
Lembky has been m the service on
the Islands for fifteen years Tic Il
held In high regard by the oTisials of
the department of commerce and
labor. He Is said at the department..
TO be able, conservative and thorough.
ly trustworthy.
Acting Secretary Bacon up 10 a late
iour tonight had received no fur her
advice from any source regarding
he case of the JapanoGe poachors n
Alaska.
Bacon expressed as most regrctable.
he killing of the Iapanae. even
though, in the light OF the facts pre-
'ented they were trespa ers. Never,
heless, he said. il was not improa.
lble thai exchanges shortly would be
bad with the Japanese government In
Which this government would OK
1ress its deep regret al the loss of life
which attended the incident.
TOXIC WlTHHoLDS DECISION.
Toxic, Aug. 9.-The Japanese gov
'rnment does not yet possess details
# the Aleutian incident and b. there
ore not in position to express its
ficws.
The news Is generally received W Ia
'egret and the hope is expressed that
10 unpleasant complications viii de.
'clop.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
WILL FIGHT HARD
AGAINST MISS
WALKER
WILL COL. EDWARDS WHO MAY
DRAG SENSATIONAL CASE
TO A HIGHER COURT.
APPEALS WERE HEARD
For New Trial and For Reduction
IN the Amount the Jury Awarded
Her For His Alleged
Betrayal.

Union City, Tenn, Aug. Judge
Nadine today heard arguments for a
new trial and for reduction OF dam
ages, awarded Miss Lola Walker in
her sensational suit against Colonel
Dick Edwards, but did not render 4
decision, taking the matter under ad.
vlsement.
II took the jury just three hours 10
award Miss Walker, former society
girl and later chorus girl in numerous
theatrical companies a verdict giving
the fair plaintiff $21,000( for wrong
suffered from Colonel Edwards. the
young millionaire clubman, whose
residence is in Union City, but who
is well known among fashionable
folks In New York Chicago, St. Louis
and Memphis. The case had been on
trial for 80 days, the last three days
being taken up in addressing the jury
by eminent counsel imported from ST.
Louis by the defense
Miss Walker, who prior to her en-
trance into the dramatic world was
prominent In the social functions OF
Asheville, N c., brought suit for $50,
600 alleging that Colonel Edwards
upon promise of marriage, had betray.
ed her during moonlight ride
through Vanderb,lts famous estate at
A. c. The testimony show
ed that the couple had registered as
man and wife at the Grand Hotel
New York, Separation occurred soon
after and the birth If a child followed
in San Francisco. when Miss Walker
was member of the Bizzy Izzy com
pany.
North Carolinians who had danced
If fashionable functions around Ashe
Vile testified To Witnessing the dc
fendant and plaint # imbibe cocktails
and Other strong drinks" freely ln
the famous red room at Battery Park
Chicago St. Louis and Cincinnati
Witnesses were introduced by the dc
Tense with purpose Cf showing that
Miss Walker had led gay life, bu'
.he jury, with but brief deliberations
or So long a trial took the view that
she had been wronged and fixed the
AMOUNT of damage at the figure
named.
Appeal 10 The supreme court will
De taken in the event Of a new tria
ieing denied
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
.SLAYER'S BROTHER
Wants a Job On the Cleveland Police
Force So He Might Wipe Out
Stain on Family Name.

Cleveland, Oho, Aug. S.-Michael
czolgosz, grothcr of Leon CzoIgosz
asassin OF President Mckinley, has
applied for a position on the police
force of Cleveland He said tonight
that his motive was to remove the
stain fom the family name. but later
asked that the tatement be ignored
because of The wish cf the aged father
who lives with him.
lie and his father who still can
speak no more English than he did at
The time of the Buffalo tradcdy which
thrilled the civilized world five years
ago talked volublv in Polish before
his change in sentiment was announ.
cod.
With us that is a closed book" hc
said. in a mournful hammer. when his
brother leon wa. referred TO-
Father just told ne that D. hopes
our name won't be used any more
than you have to. We want to forget
all about IL I am willing 10 stand
upon NV own bottom and that's just
whore father wants ne 20 stand"
While he was talking n glance into
The next Fcom revealed upon the walls
D portrait Of the young mau whose
pi tol removed from earth
The third Of the presidents of the
United States Ia die ny the hands of
IN assassin. AZ The anne time the
1crvous twiiching of the hands of
paul CzoICogz. the father. showed how I.
bis Thoughts reverted to the deed ~ 4
lis on Leon ON that dark Sept omhei /
iar ~ the Pan American Exposition 4
Michael Cznicosz IA taken both o. I
mental and physical examinations 'or +
he position whi-h b. covcts. Tie has
"a sed the latter with flying coln
bag is fearful Of the results of the for
ncr. A. a specimen of physical man
"od Czolgosz ranks far toward the
op. he lacks only a quarter Of an inch
4 being SIX fee' in height weigh Iai
.ounds and is mae1 'fcentlv propor
iu1ed His strength is far above the
vcrage. i
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
HONOR OF THE j. s.
is WORTH MORE THAN THE PUN
ISHMENT OF A MILLION
CRIMINALS.
Judue Houeh of New York, Quotes the
Supreme Court in Its Decision
in Browne Extradition
Casz.

New York, Aug S-That the honor
Ct the United States i, of more i'm
pot,ance than the punishment of a
million or rminals was the statement
made by Judge Hough in the United
States circuit court here today in the
habeas corpus proceeding: instituted
on behalf of Charles r, Browne, for
melly employed In the customs ser
vice in this city, and eXtradited ia
Canada and taken to Sing Sng prison
to begin a two years term for con
5piracy to defrand the government,
w. NJ x Oleott, Of coun ell foi
Browne, denounced the action Of the
federal authorities in eXtraditng
Browne for one offense and incarcer,
atng him in prison for another as a
trick beneath the dignity Of the gov
eminent, and n violation Of the treaty
with Canada
In taking papers in the case ANA
reserving decision, Judge Hough com
mcnted on the Rauseher decision in
the supreme court of the United
States, in which the contentious now
advanced in behalf of Browne were
upheld and it was in this connection
that he spoke of the honor OF the
United States Of more importance
han the conviction Of criminals He
said that his understanding of the
Rauscher decision was that the su-
preme court had made much of tha
question of the honor of the United
States in such mattere
Were i moi for the Rauscber deci
sion however, | will say now de
clared Judge Hough that ! would
send Browne back 10 Sing Sing "
Some significance was attached to
The fact that Charles Fox, counsel for
Sir Percy Sanderson, the British con
-ul general here, wcs present during
the hearing.
Browne was convicted OF conspiring
10 dafraud the governments and .cn
fenced TO two years IN prison. Hell
jumped a $12,500 hali bond and lied
TO Canada EXtfad tion was refused On
The conspiracy charge, but he finally
was extradited on an amended charg'
of being "A fugitive from justice, His |
attorneys expected that lie would first |
be brought to New York, but in tead !
he was taken direct to Sing Sing |
prison
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
GUIDED BY CHANCE.
WERE THE SONS STEPS TO
WHERE BODY OF HIS AGED
FATHER LAY.
Strange Suicide of John Mcintyre, Il
Wealthy Indiana Man Who Was
Believed to Be Visiting in
Canada

Aurora, Ind. Aug. S.-By the NOR
est chance Charles Mcintyre sought
his fathers apartments, ON Main
street, this morning on his return
from the Sycamore Club, where he
had been for several days. The door
was locked, and alarmed by this, he
broke it down. On the floor lay the
body of his father, The old gentle
man had poisoned himself about four
days ago
II has been the custom of John Nc
Intyre to spend month with rela.
tives in Canada every summer, and
last Saturday morning he attired him
self In his best, telling his son Charles
that he intended leaving that day to
visit his Canad an relatives. The son
Creek and remained there until this
morning when a trivial circumstance
caused him to come to Aurora. He
thought his father was in Canada.
Friday night the elder Mcintyre,
who was 10 years old went into Can
field grocery and paid a small bill,
remarking that the only bill he own
ed was now cancelled Later in the
evening he was seen in several stores
about the city and was noticed to
wander aimlessly about the streets
Saturday he made his usual rounds OF
places and nothing out of the ordinary
was observed in his actions Late
that evening he drank a glass of beer
and walked slowly to his room IN the
large brick building which he owned
After he entered the building he was
never seen again on the streets, and
pc pie generally believed that he had
occasion to visit his room and it re-
mained for his own son to make the
discovery
Nothing was found to indicate a
motive for the suicide A half-empty
bottle of mcrphine was found by his
side. The general belief is that dur
ing temporary insanity he took his
life.
Coroner George r. Smith was called
from Iawrenccburg and rendered
verdict Of death from poison, self
with suicidal intent. The
coroner by weighing what was left
in the bottle came to the conclusion
that Mcintyre took about IS grains of
The drug. re body was buried immc
diately in Riyerview cemetery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
FIVE Chill DIRE \
PfRISHED IN
FLAMES
WHILE MOTHER AND FATHER
WERE SERIOUSLY INJURED
TRYING TO RESCUE.

Omaha, Neb, Aug. Five chill
drcn of Thomas O'Daniels of Sey
mou Park, suburb of Omaha, per
ished this evening in a fire which de.
strcycd the family residence. Mrs.
ODaniels was .criously burned ana
may not recover and her husband
was badly burned in au eort 10 save
his family The dead children are:
Lille aged -; Ernest 9; Bertha. 2:
Earl (, and Florence 3.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
USED A HAMMER
To XIII His Wife. Is the Charge
Against Farmer Shsner.

Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Aue. S-Wes
10y Shafcr . farmer. was arrested
near Viola today charged with thc
murder 81 his wife by hca ing her
head with a hammer. and choking
her Early this morning be- called
tho neighbors. telling them that his
wife had fallen downstairs. The wn-
man was found upstairs in a pool -
blood and with fractured skull
Shafer said that he had carried her
upstairs s CORNERS jury held him
responsible. The couple had Y chill
dren.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
HE CHOSE DEATH
BY His Own Hand IN Preference 10
Selling Whisky-Dcspondent
Salesman Drank morphine.

st Louis No Aug S-Aftor writ
ing . note ~ say that ho 'ook his life
rather than again earn a living hy
selling liquor. Ernest Steinhsrdt com
mitted uicidc today hy drinking NOR
pline Steinhafdt was formerly a
travelling salesman for a Kcniuckv
whisky house. hut resigned AZ tho re
quest Of his wife He tried other lines
but failed to make a success and bc
came despondcnt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
POLICY HOLDERS
In Frisco Attach Deposits Of Trans.
Atlantic Company TO Prevent its
Removal From u. S.

san Francisco Cal. Aug S-Thc
$565.o9e deposited in the New York
10y the Tran Atlantic Fire Insurance
Company of Hamburg which has dis
avowed amy liability for its losses
has been attached by policy holders
Of San Francisco 90 prevent the Ger
man corporation from Withdrawing
it from the United States.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
is REGRETTED IN NORWAY.

Christiana, Aug. S.-Thc news Of the
failure of the MiIwaGSce Avenue State
bank, in Chicago. and he flight of
former President Paul O. Stcnsland,
has created a most painful imprcs sion
here owing to the fact that Sten land
was a native Of Norway and was
prominent among Norwegians in the
United States Newspapers here eX.
press the hope that the incident has
not injured the prestige of Norwegian
Americans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
CHICAGO JANlTRgssEs STRIKE

Chicago. Aur. S-The fr-t family
si-ike to Do r-toriei 90 the lah0r
movement In Chicseo was ordered yes
ferday when -a0 isnifre-ses voted 90
20 to The aid of their husband to win
an increase in wages demanded by
window washers in iarg- buildings
down town.
The vote was practically unanimous
IN favor Of laying down mcps and
browns in 20 skyscrapers t0morrou
morning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
CONSISTENT GOLF.
7lsye5 81 ~. Chandler Cyan wi3
Epusied Onvcntsis Record ~
Match for Ma flower Cup.

Chicago. Aus- ~ Chandler EEa1.
az national amateur champion this
afternoon eQuaiied the record Ter the
Onwents cogr-a snd had the best
score Of sixteen qusiihers Tor the Man
foWer cup. the chief trophy in the
open amateur golf tournament Ehifh
began there TODAY Young Egsn plsvei
consistent golf through the entirs IS
holes and finished with l59 sitokes.
Ills nearest compe itar Eas r. T.
CaFannah. of Kcnosha. Wis
Out of the 15a eatries fr The event
rs started in fh- qualifying rsund
ART the efas of goif displayed ~
many = the players surpassed that
seen in seme of BE natioual rslrns.
usnfs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
KILLED DAUGHTER
With a Gallon jug because His wifc
Did Not Want Her-Trsgedy
Follows Reconciliation.

Morominc. Wi. Aug William
Eslcr OF townsville. kllel his seven.
rcar- old daughter last night BY
striking her over The head with q gaE
on jug. He say. b. Killed the child
hecausc her mother did not want H.
Before killing the child, Esler chased
his wife with an axe Eslar vas ar.
rested
The couple have not lived ogcthcr
or -iX months and Esler had sought
o have hi wife return homo 10 live
with him again The quarrel started
"a the wifi 5 return
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
STREETS FLOODED
In Durango, Mexico, Following Heavy
Cloudburst and Three Persons
We're Drowned.

El Paso. Texas, AugS.-Word was
received today that a cloudburst and
Hood at Durango Mex vest erday
acused The death of three persons
The water was six feet deen in the
streets IN the town and many houses
were badly damaged Al Alameda ~
heavy rush Of water damaged the
parks. and the military barracks wera
flooded
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
END OF RAMS HORN
The Famous Western Colt Came Yes
terday After a Short Illness
at Gravcsend.

New York Aug. s. Rams Horn. the
four-yearold cold by Butte Aunt Tessa.
the winner uf this years $4,000
Brighton handicap and last year
Crescent City Derby at New Orleans.
died today in hi tall at Grayesend
race track of Inflammation of the
bowels
Rams Horn was generally con
ceded 10 be the best horse sent out
OF The west In many years. Tie was
regard ad as possibly the best of the
older thOrouglbrcds in training.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
REPORT is DENIED.

St Peter burg, Aug. 5.-The official
telegraph agency has issued an an.
thorized statement declaring the state
ment published by the Noyoe Vremya
that the emperor intends 10 place the
Grand Duke Nicholas Ncholaievitch
in immediate command of the whole
army is devoid of all foundation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
AolTAToRs MURDERED.

Warsaw, Aug. S.-The peasants vii
lage of Tchemeernid, province Of Lub
lin, today murdered four socialists
upon their arrival IN the village for
the purpose of melting the pea ants
against the landlords
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
BRAVE STUDENT DIES.

Bel0it Wis. Aug. S-Hcnry D.
Smith. field secretary Of the Beluit
college. aged 3. died TODAY n 81
posure in bis effort 70 rezcue Miss
Ruth MscCumber from droHniue a.
Lake Geneva Yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
NORRIS RENoMlNATED.

Hastings. Ncb.. Aug. S.-Tho Repul
licans of the Fifth district this even
ing unanimously nominated George
william Norris for reelection 10 con
gross.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
SEIZE ARMS OF REvoLurloNlsrs

Moscow Aug S.-The police have
captured a store of Mauser rifles and
automatic pistols and a number of
revolutionary proclamations and post
crs issued by the revolutionary fight.
ing legion Several members Of the
new revolutionary committee also
We're captured and 80 suspects have
been expelled from the city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
SHOT WIFE AND DAUGHTER.

Nowata T. T. Aug S-Ploas Chill.
ders. a farmer. snot and killed his
step daughter and then fatally wound
Cd his wife Childers has been ar
rsfed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

Washington. Arg. Charles Page
Bryan. fhe American minister to For
wrsl arrived in va hinetu today and
called on Acting Secretary Bacon.
Bryan is one his way 90 his home in
Illinois where be viii pass a short
lave of absence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-09
ROOT TO MAKE SPEECH.

Kansas CITY Mo- Aug Secretary
IF state Root has accepted an invita-
ton 10 speak before the Tran sis
Eissippi congress here next Novem
b-f.