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RAILROADS
- Rlchmord.
X ~, r Fredericksburu a
Potomac a. ~

K. F. CO 2. ! ssss:s5ss: !:
Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s a -Ds.y-nyrd s. Terousn.
'.~' A. Week Lnys-Eiba. Ashland Ac-
rluuoit- .on
B." q N.-De.ly- Byrd St. Through. Local
-weea Iays-Byrd ST. rough.
80 p. M--Net k Dar--iiy ri =. Fredertcks-
-- --ff comm ndation.
-llelr-M.il 81 Through.
'i- Week D1re-i-i0a asl.tnd Ac-
ia.t-n-ri 81 Through.
rams arrive chnond-Southward.
~ n. BY Week pays-Eibs- Ashland Ac-
50" 81 -"eel' uass-r,ra s.. Fredsricks-
t.l- 8. 81 -Ila .r- rl,.-r s.. --,.---N
-'',' Ne'k uars-Byrd So Through.
uefs-Nfan So through.
Week Days Eiba- Ashland Ac-
i5 W-rsIy-Hyrd 50. through.
p -iai.y-Hyri So. Through. Local
~ Daifv-nrain So Through
.i man -lesf -r Pn~'lr Cars
r-.,, g.. - ti0- on ere trains arr. ne kich-
3' il5' 4 NJ week days. ana local accom-
....-e r er-r'.- .nt departures and connec-
~. p. " cr-Lr r TAvroR.
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stupendous reconstructl0n IS finished
or az least well on the .ookr2 RelaNa-
ton IN that quarter viii nov De- uurN-
pected. Indeed something ~ tile sort ls
looked for. although Air Morgan and
other giants OF 10. financial and indus
trial world resoiutciy shut their eyes ~
the possibility % serious s-thacks. ~
no community is hope Tor tne future of
TIE iron and steel industry brighter tlau
right in F.ttsourr. where every man.
woman and child D. expert on the SUBJ
iect In no other city is there heavier
per capita Investment IN steel shares
than in that same Pittshurg Critics say
that Pittshlrg sentiment VIII Doe unsafe
90 follow too far. because ~ lack ~
perspective. that local feeling Is too ar-
% zoe based ON local conditions without
proper relations - 90 the rest ~ the
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MANIP ULATION IN
THE STOCK MARKET
The Railroad Management VIII
Continue Policy of En-
larged Dividends.
CARNEGIE HOLDS BONDS
Gould to Raise Large Sum OF
Money for Railway Prop
critics.
BY w. G. Nicholas

By w. G. Nicholas.
NEW YORK. September o. Fragrant
Manipulation continues TO bee the CON
HIicuous feature OF the stock market ac-
c'Mpanled ly distribution Of shares
throughout the general list Speculation
J. the half dozen favorites which have
Id the centre Of The stage for the last
tx weeks was carried 20 spectacular
excess. and under cover OF the rigging
processes. insiders have succeeded Ia un-
loading quantities OF shares. Impressed
"-tn tho ease with which the trick was
turned. the market leaders have gone into
other things. hoping 20 engineer fresh
dis before the turn comes. compelling
"nse ~ front The public takes
.-uf nuir k.F. and is remarkably alert
L Hriatorahle SYMPTOMS. Hence 10 is
thai the outside spectators and the semi
Iipi"fripnal- are actually landed with
fc"er goods than The insiders would Ike
o. see The juggie admits OF almost
I-lim.fed puiofion FOR the rise how
ever. ana tle hig combinations continue.
ST. supreme command OF the .ulaffv...
tturtnn 3 furry in the money market
was organized for eneDt on th. Federal
treasury ard Zoo Furnish excuse Tor gold
s n-t- There had au along been valid
reason 20 believe that ~ tne right time
Secretary shaw would listen 90 the cries
O.. Wall Street. bat before coming o. th.
I-s.ue Doc lad % boz satisfied % IT,. pres
once ~ real. legitimate need FOR the
.aiab'e TREASURY sounds.
lie fae a. prejudice AGAINST lending gov
.rn..lt a-. Stance for fne mere eucour-
aEem'rt ~ spe llat.on. fAolgn apparent
j. always ready 90 lenl friendly ear
L" I'll" demands 80 fNo business COM
I.unitf 90 represented hr the agricultural.
commercial and industrial classes Iils
atnNel policy .s % Impart 20 tn- money
f.t-1flYr as much needed -ia-ti.lt. a-
'.r i'" allows. ari even to ~ out 90
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Three Killed.

BALTIMORE. MD September o.
Three persons We're Killed and twelve
seriously injured IN a collision shortly
before o'clock tonight. between an
electric car on tho Sparrows Point Line
"t the Inited Railways and bus CON
tanning pleasure party
The accident occurred near Highland
town. a suburb
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Chesapeake e. Ohio Railway

cincinnati, indianapolis. St. Louis. chIea-
90. Louisville. Nashville. Memphis.
2i5 r NJ ami 400 z " daily.
Westbound Local Trains:
''3o N daily ana IS r NJ week days
Newport News. Norfolk and Old Point.
goo NJ. and 400 2. " daily
Local for Newport News and Old Point,
2 VI and 900 p. " daily.
James River Line
- 81. daily. 5-l5 p. " week days
arrive Main Line from West: e. 90 4 NJ
~ NJ. p IS p. NJ. -7.f5 p NJ From
East 80 -o6 A. N. 'ii-t6 A. n .T.o0 p NJ.
= go p James River. - al A. NJ ss:st
II n t-uaNy EEK sunday
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
Commonwealth OF Virginia.
ONCE OF Superintedeut or

Commonwealth OF Virginia.
once OF Superir tedeut OF
Richmond. Scptember 8 r...
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BIS RE
SelNed at this Office uutu - NJ OF MON
DAY, September - 1890 Tor tho. print
Ms hindins. ruling. etc. Tor the State
eI Virginia for one year from October
Printed schedules showing in detail
the classincatiuns will Doe furnl-hr.l On
a PIC" Ion 20 the bidders. on which all
bids VIII be required To Roe made
Contractors viii be required 70 enter
into bond. with security. TO be approved
ut t.-e Secretary ot the COMMONWEALTH.
for the prompt and faithful execution of
their contracts
In= right is reserved OF rejecting any
or an bids, and the work Will boz award
81 % such lots OF portions ass thc Super
in'endent may deem proper.
Superintendent OF Public Pr.rtine
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL HE EE-
celVcd az the same tinIe ana place FOR
FURNISHING tie following papers f.r .-e
use OF tnc Common wealth.
% rcari- 24N3s so b. No 81 j. Book
ing.
j. realms l.x2s % Ib. Fiat
l-5 realms IGX21 - ll. Fiat
225 reams 17X2S Be- 3D. 80 LEDGER
loo reams 2i-3z SO Do 30 I-.ssr
Papers O. be delivered at such dimes.
IN such quantities. and into saen pieces
a- the superintendent may ul...f ,.I-n-
ou- charge FOR freisHt. dr.sae, cog
sfor sc
Bidders VIII furn sh s.-.flo. or -.1o
and weights advertised for The ris4t
is reserved n reject ar, an bids
Note BIDS Tor pas. SLID .e opened
a. thl pleasure Of tie erut.nGert.
DAVIS UNTHlNI
Superintendent OF rloI, Printing.
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RICHMOND
te
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. one ne ySgt s lifted
use Tor ue storage OF trunks
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For the calendar year to date
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~ r HOUSTON

Board " Visitors n the Virginia state
.hoo. to~ Co'ofea ucaf ana rls-l
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Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchanee
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RAILWAY and miscellaneous bonds. 5.
Government bonds so.d.............
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THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK
P'ron the New York Evening Post OF Saturday,
eTOCk gNCHANoE IRANsACTIo

THIS Las
week Waoi
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III = = II IT"
bonds. were So 49, o.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
GRAND JURY GIVES
TRUSTS ANOTHER
JOLT
BY FINDING % COUNTS AGAINST
STANDARD OIL AND RAIL.
ROADS FOR REBATlNG.

jamestown, N. Y. Aug. 10.-The
federal eraqnd jury for the western
district Of New YORK today reported
indictments against the Standard OH
company the New York and Pennsyl
yania railroads and the Vacuum Oil
company which has refneties al
.Olean and Rochester, Il. Y.
One indictment is found against
ga 4 of the defendants and in all there
are % counts The Indictment against
the railroad charges il granted re-
bates on oil shipments to the Standard
OH company and the Indictment
against the Standard charge. il ac
cepted rates from the Pennsylvania.
The Indictment against the Vacuum
Oil company charges specifically that
it shipped oil from Olean to Rutland.
W., at rate lower than any pub
lshed by the railroad or on file with
the interstate commerce commission
Each Of the % counts constitutes a
eparate offense and the penalties if
the defendants are convicted on all
counts would amount to 81 100000
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
TWINS WERE LEFT
On Different Doorsteps Of Neighbor
ing Homes Together With Rich
and Costly Clothing.

Cumberland Nd. Aug. io.-Two
foundlings were left on doorsteps o..
neighboring homes in Cumberland
The children are evidently twins. a
boy and girl ab1ut three weeks old.
The family Of Peter NcGee was
aroused about O'Clock this morning
by the cries OF the girl baby in bas-
ket on the front porch The child
was handsomely dressed. and nearby
was left an all gator hand satchef
which contained baby food. taIcum
powder several baby dresses aud oth.
er articles.
In the basket we're two nursing bot.
les filled with milk. 4 woman
white jacket wet from the rain vas
also left behind. McGee viii adopt
he girl
The boy vas left in i-shpa- ar /
be home of former PoIcalaan Mich I
lei Kean. who lives opposite McGes. f
~ the attention was laFished On the .
.irL The boy ws- wrapped in a piece
T carpet Though Mr Kean has al
eady raised II children be win keep
be child. i
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
TELL WILSON THEY
WANT A SQUARE
DEAL
AND PACKERS AND CATTLE DAIS.
ERS ARE ASSURED THAT
IT WILL BE GIVEN THEM.

Chicago, H., Aug. 10.-CattIe rails
ers Of he west met Secretary Of Agri.
culture Wilson at Che Auditorium
hotel today and asked for a square
deal"
Wilson assured them, as well as The
representatives OF he packers who
came into the conference later. that n
square dear was exactly what the
government attended to give every
branch Of the meat industry in this
country and al the conclusion of the
meeting expressions of the utmost
satisfaction were voiced by all inter
ests concerned
The principal point involved under
the new rules resulting from a new
inspection law from the view point
# the cattlemen was the matter Of
weighing before and after inspecting
and what concerned the packers was
mainly. the labelling of canned pro
ducts. This latter question is not to
be definitely passed on until next
week when the pacing interests will
submit 70 the secretary of agriculture
q sample of every form of label to be
used.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
FRANTIC WOMEN
Made a Rush After the Bargains OF
fered at a Store and Many
Were Hurt in Crush.

Memphis, Tenn. Aug lo.-Scoies OF
women bargain hunters formed a ny
ing wedge at downtown store today
ana, frantic over the prospect OF Sc
curing eleyeu-cent articles for ten
cents, rushed madly over one another.
surging and crowdng unun the large
plate-gass windows were smashed.
Mrs. Lon c. Jones was removed to
ler Rayburn ayenuc home, SUFFERING
rom painful cuts vaue others were
slightly bruised The pushing ana
showing of the fair son produced all
'or the fire aud police patrols. who.
with tn assistance of many citizens
restored quiet, not. however, until ths
Ioor- of The stors had been opened
and the crowd admitted as per adver
'isement
Acting Mayor Walsh. when notified
Il ioday's affair said dtast meas,
lras would be employed In the future
m order being issued at once To the
'hief Of police to disperse future
'rowds as dis1ierly assemblages.
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SURVEYORS ARE ON
THEIR WAY TO
CAIRO
TAKING THE PRELIMINARY STEPS
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
THE OHIO RIVER.
HOW THE WORK IS DONE
Government Men Make soundings and
Plant Mile Posts Along Way
Big Party at Smithland
Headed This Way.

/ Paducah Ky, August l0.--Tt ha
been over year since the Queer
City one o fthe finest boats ever OF
the river, carried the Congressiona
committee down the Ohio to Cairo
The Queen City landed at SmithlanC
and large crowd greeted her with
/ cheers and the booming of cannon
At that time people OF the county
had in mind the improvement of the
1 river and it was general talk. Since
that time they have almost forgot
ten about it, says the Livingston Ban
Jner
Last week small tow boat, the
Wave Rock, towed into the port nj
Smithland two quarter boats" bear.
.ng party Of civil engineers employ.
ed by the government and BY au.
tohrity Of congress under an act an.
.proprating $l500o0 TO make sur,
yey Cf the river. looking toward the
nine foot stage The party il i'm
charge of S. f Crecelius chief engi
neer, with F l. Louckes, assistant
and Charles +. Mckee. chief clerk
OF the Wave Rock Capt d. J. Kano
Is pilot and master and James Phil
Lips engineer Capt. Kane lives in
Louisville and was born in Frank.
fort. but with all that, is fine fel.
low.
lhoro orc - men IN tNe c'nw in.
cluding cooks, watchmen ana skin
men, aad the work Of the party is 10
make an exact survey ANA plat OF
the river and they make only about
Two miles Gay The bas favef ard
'Y level is established, ana soand
ings made every six hundred yards
dawn the stream and every 40 yeards
across and all these sounding are
recorded and will be reported to the
proper authority when complete and
an accurate map made, A mile post |
IS plated every mile down the river |
but the peculiar part of it is they are |
covered with several feet Of earth
% hat IT will take surveyor with |
he field notes of this survey to find
ne after the surface maks have dis
ppeared
There viii be a convention to for
nulate plans for pushing this matter
'erore the next congre S, November
) IN ST Louis after the survey has
een made and just before congress
The engineer in charge of
he survey will make recommends
ions for certain locks and dams in
he river to make nine feet of water
rom Pitsburg to Cairo and con
ress viii be ked 10 make appro- h
riations TO do The work. The out
'ok now is quite favorable for the II
nine font stage. and the people OF n
his section hope it will come. h
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URAGUAY WARMLY
WELCOMES
ROOT
AND DEMONSTRATION GIVEN HIM
AT MONETEVlDO BROKE ALL
RECORDS AND PRECEDENT
RECORDS.

Monteyidio. Aug. 10.-Secretary
Root arrived here today on the cruiser
Charleston
Never perhaps, in history of the
urugayan rep bile has popular feel.
ing been more visibly manifested than
by the really remarkable demontra.
lions cf sati faction on the part Of
Ian classes with the visit of the emln
'ent American statesman.
Early this morning the crowd began
assembling at every vantage point
and seemingly the entire population
was present when visitors arrived
An enthusiastic ovation was given Ed.
ward c. OBrien, the popular Amer.
lean minister when he. accompanied
by the port authorities, embarked for
the outer roads to meet the Charles.
ton.
The arrival Of the cruiser was the
eliminating point in the enthusiasm
of crowds Cries Of Long Live Sec
rotary Root Long Live President
Roosevelt" and Long Live the Great
Republic of the North" rent the air.
These were repeated when the
steamer Triton went alongside the
Charleston with a committee TO WEI
come the visitors,
After this ceremony. the commit.
ee and Roots party landed at .
o'clock. Dr.. Jose Romeu, minister of
foreign affairs delivered a speech OF
Welcome to which Root briefly re-
Piled
As the visitors drove away accom-
panied by Minister OBrien to his resi-
ience provided for them the scene of
nthus'asm was impressive and strik
ng.
Mrs. Root and Nj Root shared the |
leartiness of ovation accorded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
NATION IS DIVIDED
Says Secretary Shaw, Into Two Class
es, the Republicans Favorinu
Producers, and Democrats
the Consumers.

Springfield. Mo, Aug. Secretary
Shaw was the principal speaker at the
Republican meeting held here tonight.
Speaking OF the tariff the secretary
said the nation is divided into pro.
lucers and consumers. The Demo
cratic party appeals to consumers. he
said, insisting on cheap prices. while
the Republican party appeals to the
producer holding that protection is
necessary TO furnish good prices for
he American producer. There has
never been a time when disaster did
1ot follow Democratic rule, the sec
'etary said This has not been the
mention OF Democrats bat has re-
uited from their incorrect economic
theories.
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.JEWESS BRINGS A
SUIT AGAINST
LOEB
FOR $4,000 ALLEGING THAT HE
CAUSED ARRESTS DE.
FENDER OF RUSSIANS.

oyster Bay /. +. ug. i0.-~Wilian
Loeb, Jr, secretary to President
,Roosevelt, was made a defendant in q
$5000o damage suit today in which he
is charged with having caused the
false arrest of Nadage Donce, a jew
ish writer
The arrest was made last winter
in Washington when Miss Dorce was
distributing leaflets advertising hes
work in the defense Of Russian jew
At ST. Johns Episcopal church
The papers were served on Mr.
Loeb today by a New York firm OF
lawyers, They require him to make
answer within 30 days in New York
Mr. Loed will be defended by the
department of Justice The arrest.
he says, was made by the Washing
ton police force without his know
edge.
Miss Doree, who Was born in Nov
orleans ~ years ago. has attained
reputation be ause Of her efforts ir
behalf of the prosecuted Jews In Rus
ia. Her most recent work. which iu
part, is responsible for The preseut |
litigation, Is entitled Jesus Chn |
ianity, by a Jewess-'
Called at Loe.-s Office.
Miss Doree, in August last went TO
)}stcr Kay called upon Seoetarl /
-oeb, and asked permis ion to praaen
he president with a copy.
Secretary Loeb promised to lay tn,
resentation copy Of her book before
he president
Miss Doroe says that on SUNDAY.
'ct. s. while she was az the entrance
{ ST Johns church in Wa. hiegton
9 abou, 1920 a M. the defendant
ilfully, wrongfully malcior sly and
nlawfully caused and directed her ar
ast Imprisonment and detention.
Shs WAS discharged from custody at
O'Clock on the afternoon ~ Oct. q.
ithout a hearing having been had
af,re any police magistrate. justice
the peace Of court. ard without any {
caring or trial.
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TO FIGHT FOR CUP
Today in the Amateur Golf Tourney
Are II. Chandler Egsn and His
Rival, Robert {. Hunter.

Chicago, H., Aug. 10-H Chand
Ter Egan, Of Exmoore. and Robert f.
Hunter Of Midlothian viii fight it out
tomorrow fer p0se ession of the May
flower Cup. the chief trophy in the
golf amateur tournament being play
ed at Onwentsia. This condition was
br ught about today by rgan's vic
tory over Orin y. Potter Of Midlo-
THAN and Hunters over Willie E
Glow. Of Ouwents a. The feature q
the semffnals today was the con
test between Eean and Potter. the
latter losing after the battle had been
extended over - by l down.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
F|L|P|NOS KILLED
j. 5. SOLDIERS
IN FIGHT
ON THE ISLAND OF LEYTE THURS
DAY--AMERlCANS WERE
GREATLY OUTNUMBERED

Manila, Aug. 10 First Iioutenln
John T. James ami two private. Of til,
Eighth infantry with Contract Sur
geon Calvin Snyderand Internal Reva
nue. Collector Williams. Of llllnop
were killed yesterday afternoon in a
hand.-O-hand fight with force OF
Pulajanes at Julita, Island Of Loyte.
The detachment, which copsited of
10 men, was greatly ou,numberad but
made gallant tight
The Pulaianes captured three pi
tolls, four KragJorgenson rifles and
300 rounds Of ammunition
Julita is a barrio, or ward. of the
city of Burauon. which has been the
scene of three serious conflicts be
tween the regulars the con tabulary
and the pulajanes within a few weeks.
Contract Surgeon Calvin D. Snyder
was born in Baltimore. on July Is.
1878, and entered tn military service
on August -, 1900. He had been on
duty in the Philippines since Dee. 3.
1900. SUI geon Snyder was graduated
from the University of Maryland in
1898.
First Leu cnant John r. James was
lo.n in Virginia on May 3. 1873. and
ntered the army from that state. We
vas commi stoned second lieutenant
n the Eighth Infantry on April "a. /
S99. and was made a fr.t lieutenant /
" February ?. 1900.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
WILL TRY CHINESE
AS Dig1ers Of the Ditch viii the par
anna Canal Commission as
Last Hope.

Washington. Aug. l0.-Chiue labor
viii be given q thorough test On the
Panama canal Contracts for $500
Chinamen for canal work have been
prepared and an advertisement is to
be issued by the canal commission in
a few DAYS asking for proposals from
labor agents.
If the initial 2.50l Cinnamon prove
a success II is likely many more viii
be taken 10 The isthmus. Organized
labor has offered much opposition 10
the use Of contract Chinese labor but
the Jamican wo-kmen have proven in
adequate. sufficient spaniards cannot
be had Immediately to rush he xork
and the Chinese are the last hope Of
he commission.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
SALISBURY MOB
LEADER FOUND
GUILTY
WHILE SOLDIERS WITH LOADED
GUNS STAND GUARD TO PRE-
VENT RESCUE.

Charlotte, N. c., Aug. 10.-George
Hall was tonight convicted of con
spiiaey in connection with the lynch
ing al Salisbury of the three negro
murderers Of the Lyerly family and
sentenced 10 fifteen yeas IN the penn
ltentiary
While there are no visible signs Of
trouble there are pcrsi ten rumor4
Of The organization of a strong party
to lbefate the lynehers Of the three
negro murdorers of the i.yery family.
George Hall, an ex-conyict; Francis
Crcss and Bud Bullobaueh have
been in jail several days and George
Gentle, we'll known young man Of
this section; ]. II Goodman and John
Cauble of Salisbury, are in Jail and
all viii be tried on the charge of mur-
Ter
judge Long issued he bench war
rant for Gentle after he had remarked
that he had helped string up the ne
sroes.
Feeling runs high again tonight
over the burning ea1y This morning
IF the barn and two horses on the
farm of Isaac Lyerly. who, with his
Wife and two children, We're murdered
by the lynched negroes. The barn is
believed To have been burned by ne
gro friends of the men who were
lynched. The military still guards the
iail and court house ana Calling onp,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
KID HERMAN WINS
In the Glove Bout With Benny Van.
ger and Gets the Decision in
the Tenth Round.

indianapolis Ind. Aug. 10.-Ki1
Norman. OF Chicago. was given he de
cision over Benny Yanger ia glove
contest tonight az the end of the
tenth round The conditions we're ten
rounds. ore arm fee in clin hes. Her
mann continued his in fighting tactics
throughout The contest and frequent
ciinches and hard hitting character
lied The bout. Hermann SET the pace
in the first and second rounds. YaugeF
setting an even break in the fourth.
hfih. seventh an eighth and quitting
strong. The verdict Of the referre met
with popular favor
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
PERFORATED A CARS ROOF.

Hinton, W. Va, Aug 1o-Whrc
Chesapeake q Ohio pa senaer train
No s was passing through Stretchar'g
Neck tunnel last night c. H. Hen
tricks, q bad man" from Hclry coun
ty proceeded to .do3t The coach ROOF
lul' of holes He was taken off The
rain al Prime ton, fined s25 and sea
fenced 10 20 days i'm jai.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
ASSEMBLY FOR PERslANs.

Washington, d. G.. Aug 1O-Thc
Pers an minister late today received
official notification that the Persioan
government had issued a decree grant.
ng people OF that country national
assembly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
SULTAN TAKEN ILL
And the Sclsr TX Was Cancelled Yes.
terday-Turkey's Ruler Must Go
Under the Knife.

Vienna Aug le.-According 10 a
message received from Constantin0pie
The Sultan iudispOsition has made
necessary the canceiiing Of today's
sclamlik Foreign representatives
who had assembled to witness the
ceremony withdrew when this became
known and troops stationed at the
spot were dispersed.
Il is reported that the Sultan must
undergo an operation ana it is even
declared that he already has done s..
This news 81 the Suitan's illhealth
has awakened deep interest here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
NAMED AS CONSUL.

Washington 4. C.. Aug. I0.-D-.
Julius Dreher Of Selwood. S G. form
r president of the Roanoke college a.
salem. Pa. has been named as Am
erican consul go Tahiti Society is-
land
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
WITHOUT BOND
On the Charge Of Murder is Man Who
Assaulted Sweetheart Held.

Kansas City No. Aug. 10.-Alberl
VI. Cronc. charged with killing his
former sweetheart. Miss Bertha Bow
lin, in thi, city last month was held
on a charge of first degree murder
without bail AZ his preliminary hear
ing today. Miss Bowlin died as the
result of a brutal assault made upon
her and heT escort Frank Kern. lat
at night on Kcrsey Coates Terrace.