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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-15
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Atlanta.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-15

However. these are matters for the
city council to weigh properly That
the city is In a had way financially
is also undeniable and it may be i'm
possible TO meet its needs in the mat
ter of roller at the present time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-15
CAUSE FOR REGRET.

II Is announced that several Of the
citizens or firms whose names appear
on the protest filed in the county
court against the Ohio street improve
ment are not there by consent Of their
owners and it IS believed that they
will be withdrawn before the day set
for the hearing, June %.
While various unmportant irregl;.
larities are cited in the papers placed
on file. II is understood that one OF
the real grounds for protest is that
the commissioner dii not include the
Cairo Trust Property trustees in his
apportionment of the cost OF the inn
provement The commissioner seems
TO have had ample ground for not in
Guiding the trustees. The fact that the
half of the street on the side where
the trustees property lies is not to he
improved at all. and the further fact
that the stone wall cuts them of com.
pletely from he Improvement, seem to
be insurmonntable. Another is that the
Illinois Central railroad company,
Whose properly abuts on the proposed
Improvement. should bear half lne
cost IL he trustees are 10 be entirely
exempt In short, the property owne!s
ON the west side should he required to
bear only enc half the cost In any
event.
The court VIII pass upon these con
teniions and, q far as the trustees are
concerned. Mayor Parsons says they
will pay whatever share the court may
declare they shoul1 pay. With respect
10 the Illinois Central railroad com
pany the matter seems 10 be still in
doubt. One report Is that their pro
test was filed only because the eiti-
zens protested and that the company
will yield to any rea enable judgment
IN the matter. Another report is that
citizens filed their pro est because the
railroad company had filed. or was
hbont TO file one, and that but for
his. the latter would nave RETAINED
from any objections
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-15

drank strychnine, mi,taking 1t for
quinine, today and died in 30 minutes
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
RESPECTED WISHES
Woman Suicides Requests to presi.
dent Roosevelt Complied
With.
7er Sooy Cremated and Two Anqora
Cats Shipped to White House
Admired Public Career of
President

New York, Dec. 2I.-Before Mrs
Lulu b. Grover committed suicide by
taking poison, in her Harlem home
December s, she expressed in writing
Il wish that the president should re-
ceve her personal property. She add.
ed the hope that Roo.evelt would or.
der the disposal of her body and take
care of her pets, two aneora Gals.
Today it was learned that altbourb
the prcside9t had never known the
woman her wishes had been respect.
ed. Acting under the presidents or.
ders United States District Attorney
Henry l.. Stimson. in conjunction
with the public Administrator. person.
ally supervised the cremation ef her
body and forwarded the cats TO the
White House.
Little was known of Mrs. Grover
uTher than that she described her
elf as "a magazine writer. was of
independent means and an admirer Of
ne public career of the president.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
HORRIBLE AFFAIR
TWO Attempts Were Necessary to
Hang Before it Proved Sue
cessful.

Houston. Mo. Dec 2l.-The cxccu
ton here today of Joda Hamilton, A
2o-yearold farmer boy for the murder
OF i've members of the family of Bar
ney Parson, a farmer, was a horrible
aHair. Two attempts were necessary
before the hanging proved successful.
The first rope broke At the first a..
tempt Hamilton shot through the trap
with a jerk and the spectators we're
Mortified TO see the rope part. Ham.
ilton dropped TO the ground and Law
there TTithing in pain. Partly con
sclous be was picked up quickly and
CARED the second time to the scaf.
toiL The rope was hurriedly placed
'bCut the boys neck and the trap
again sprung This time & was suc-
n'SSidL The trap was sprung first at
u %. !, required some time 10 rc-
pair the rope and it was 11:l0 before
ne trap was sprung the second time
Attending physician expressed the
'rliei tha' Hamilton WIS fatally ln
ured by tho FIRST and died before he Z
iropcd the second time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
EASTERN RA|LWAYS|
BLAMED FOR PRESENT SHORT.
AGE IN FREIGHT IN THE
WEST AND SOUTH,
Western Lines Favor Free Inter.
change of Cars Between All
Lines as Remedy for
Famine in Cars.

Kansas City No. Dec. 21.--At tho
conclusion of the inquiry into the
freight car shortage in the we / be.
fofe Interstate Commerce Commits.
sioner Pronty, tonight, the commits.
sioneF shippers and representatives
oi railroads agreed all par les con
eafned would be greatly beneate1
and present conditions relieved II the
free interchange of cars among rail
road companies could be brought
about This solution was first sug.
gested by shippers, approved BY
Prouty and endorsed by railroad rep
resentatives when they were given
opportunity to ate their side OF the
case
II Is under tocd that western rail.
way lines genera'iy favor free inter
change Of freight cars. but eastern
roads have refused to enter into such
IN agreement The reason, II Is said /
EASTERN roads are profi.ing by pres ent /
conditions ard are using many thou
and cars belonging 70 western roads I
ma their own equipment as wen |
ausing shortage to exist in the west
nd south
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
TAKE FIRST STEPS
Toward Formation of Association of
Life Insurance Presidents
Held in New York.

New York. Dec 1.-The first stems
were taken today toward the forma
ton of The Association Of Life Insur.
4nce Presidents The purposes will
be TO further the interests of policy
holders and to bring about more uni.
form methods in the management of
ilie Insurance business. Today's
meeting was held at the suggestion
r President Paul Morton, of the
Equitable Life Insurance Society and
brought together representatives of "a
while three other compan-
es sent communications approving
ne proposed association. A commit.
ee appointed TO draft a constitution
md bylaws subsequently reported
entative plan of organization. Final
lction was deferred until December
u, when II is proposed to effect a
permanent organization.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
THROUGH WINDOW
WAS THREE-YEAR.OLD CHILD
HURLED BY ITS MAD
AUNT.
Crazed Woman Attempts to XIII An.
other Little One and Its Grand
mother--One viii
Die.

Chicago, Dec. 21,--Gladys Hersch
years old, was dashed from the thir,
story of a fiat building at 1923 Vim
cen1es avenue this afternoon by an
insane aunt, Mrs. J. Seene. and sus.
tanned injuries which will result in
her death.
The maniacal woman then tried 10
hurl another child an infant. 10 the
street and to- overpower the aged
grandmother Of the children.
Mrs. Selene, who Is a sister of Mrs
Benjamin Hersch was In the fiat with
her mother and her sis. er, the mother
Of Gladys, and sevea-months-oId
baby,
The aunt and the two children were
N the front room Of the apartments
ind The first sngge. tion Of mistreat
nent came when the mother and
grandmother heard Gladys say:
Please, arntie. don't be SO cross .
Mrs. Selene jumped from chair
uShed at The child. seized her and
ushed toward the window with her
The frantic child screamed as she /
'as thraWn headlong at a clo.e ed win.
ow The little tot fell two floors.
truck on portico above the on.
'ance TO the build ng. fell to the side
ak and then into the aroaway Of
le basement
Mother and grandmother were
'ounsed BY the child's screams and
ie crash of glass They hurried in.
the fr2nt room. Mrs Seleno had ,
ized the seven-months-old baby and
arted for the window.
The three women struggled. Mrs !,
ersch tore her baby from the grasp !,
the frenzied aunt Mrs. Sclene
rned on the grandmother and beat
+ back against the window.
Neghbors heard the struggle. The !.
les OF the women and The mad :
lighter OF the insane aunt. They :
oke into the apartment and found
aged mother half out of the win. :,
W. The elder woman was desper. y
ny resisting but her strength Was !
ing away. =
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
AUSTRIA IN LINE
Upper House BY Large Majority Pass.
es the Universal Suffrage
Bill.

Vienna. Dec. 2l.-The universal suf
irage bill passed The upper house bv
large majority today after remark.
able sitting Of that chamber which
tasted from II this morning until
ll;30 tonight. Only fifteen members
n the house voted for plural fran.
chise. This principle was combatted
with energy by the Austrian premier
who made an eloquent plea for uni.
versal suffrage on the ground that the
failure TO grant 1t would be- followed
by consequences most serious 10 Aus
ria.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
WILL KILL LAWYER
CRIED ANGRY WOMAN WHEN
SHE WAS BEING CROSS.
EXAMINED.
Threatened Another Attorney Who
Entered the Court Room-Court
Had Trouble in Restoring
Order Each Time.

I New York. Dec. 2l.-"Yes, : con
I fes. ed with a revolver at my head.
He made me say II. It was not true"
Hysterieal with anger. Mrs Made
line Locker of Newark. made this
charge against her husband when
pressed to answer question concern
ing a confession she had made with
regard to pending divorce suit.
A minute later. when the attorney
insinuatingly asked her If rhe ever
used a revolver. Mrs. Locker leaped
TO her feet and shrieked:
u will use one on you If you arc
MOI careful"
Order was restored for a few min
utes. but again Mrs Locker becsme
cnraccd and. rushing at Lawyer Kel-
hey whose questioning bad aglts 81
her. She cried.
I'll brain you How dare yul at.
tack ms character What DO yUa
d nh ! am IT you 80 al me again m
sin you~
Again the woman was qu.cted. but
lnce more, recognizing in the cour--
.Uom Alex Maxwell her husbands
ttorney she darted st him with a
~. bat the lawyer ayed the s.taa-
lon by escaping from the room
The usture Of the confess OF
-hich Mrs. Locker Is alleged to have
lade to her husband was not broughi
at in eouri. The case was that OF
wen and Willie de viniers xhom
RS. Locker bad had arrested about a
sar ago on charge Of impersonatnz
stecliyes and obtaining from her bv
ise pretsnses a 500 diamo56 ring
u sse = cas-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
FAVOR Of CHURCH
Supreme Court of Porto Rico Rem,
der Decision Favorable to
Catholic Church.

San Juan, Porto Rico. Dec. q
The supieme court Of Porto Rico to.
day rendered a decision favorable to
the Catholic church in the case of
the church vs. people as to the owner
snip OF certain properties. The court
finds the properties valued at $500 900
belong to the church and accrued
rents and income since 1898, when
the United States took the islanl
from Spain and amounting TO 500,
600, are declared to be due the plain
Eitf OF the five members Of The
court. three favored the de-
aiaioii for the church The American
Judges voted in favor of the govern
nent.
The case will he appealed to the
upreme court of the United States.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
.JAP PANESE SPIES
TAKE SOUND|NCS
WERE DISGUISED AS INNOCENT
FISHERMEN WHILE DOING
THE WORK.
HAVE COMPLETE SURVEY
Monterey Bay and Santa Cruz Not
Fortified to Repei Invaders
Frisco at the Mercy Of
Hostile Army.

San Francisco, Dec. 21.--Japan has
all the soundIngs Of Mon Grey Bany,
and SO far as marine topography is
/ concerned, Is In Instant readiness to
land an army at Santa Cruz, prepared
10 march on San Francisco.
There is not gun mounted On all
Monterey Eay to repel invaders. and
there i no surf except during d few
days of the winter to interfere In any
way with landing troops upon she
beach. II would be very hard to de
fend at short notice this great open
roadsted and with hostile iieet con,
voying troops once at anchor th.re,
the landing Of the army would not he
as difficult as was the land
ing Of the American army Of invasion
in Cuba Al Siboney.
The survey Of tne harbor at Santa
Cruz was secured after ths usual Jap
anese method Of making coast AMI
oil eryations Tic
soundinfs We're taken and the harbor
plated under the gn1se Of an aDaian
ishing enterprise and the people af
Santa Cruz have just now awakened
o the operations that wee so So
reilly going on right under their
oses.
II is now year or two ago since
be innocent looking Japanese aD-
cared at Santa Cruz aud established
that they called Their baaione fish
ries. Abalones had been gathered
rom that shore for many long year.
hey had been a rather prominent a4-
Gle Of commerce In the early days.
he abalone shell had come into use
, take The place of mother cf pearl L
nd the ahalona pearls had become
atter of fashionable iewefry,
Rnt the industry had become un.
'oiitablo and people who had grown
like the abalCne as an article of
ct found II difficult to Obtain flla
cculent shell fish.
Bon yiyants rejo ced at the Jap
shfng enterprise, expecting that
cir tastes were again 10 be graft
d. And for time their hopes were
ltilled Then after a few month the
ps sailed away as quietly as hey
d come No one at that time sus-
cted that they arried complete
ms and soundings WITH them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
GREAT ICE TRUST
VIII Be Controlling Factor in Chicago
and Other Cities in
Middle West.

New York. Dec. 2t.--phe newly or
gani4 led Western Ice company of New
jersey. has secured absolute control
of the Knickerbocker Ice company of
Chicago, according to an announce
ment made today.
It IFS Intended says Jhe announce
menq that the Western Ice company
which has an authorized capital of
Sl5.W0.000 to authorize an issue of
S3J0p0.000 general and collateral
mortgage five cent gold bond and
shalf be controlling factor in the ice
business not only in Chicago but nj
otheR cities in the middle west.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
MtM0RYOF NOTED
STATESMAN FAILS
JOE CHAMBERLAIN or ENGLAND,
STRICKEN IN MIND AND
BODY.
IN A PATHETIC PLIGHT
American Wife Shows Her Tireless
Affection BY Nursing Him Night
and Day--Overtaxed His
Strength.

London, Dec. 21.-Both the friends
and foes of Joseph Chamberlain, the
former Colonial Secretary, we're
| shocked to learn today through the
morning papers that the mind of the
Mckinley Of England has become a
blank
1t was known hat he was beIriI-
den with gout and other a'lments.
and II was said that he would never
again enter the political arena. But
that the great advocate Of protection
had lost his memory l. an astounding
revelation
II Is not SO many months ago that
the brilliant statesman was hear in
a strong speech in Birmingham
against free trade.
The London Chronicle states that |
be greatly overtaxed his strength at |
The celebrations in honor of his seven. /
tieth Birthday at Birmingham. with |
ne result that hel ost his memory !
He cannot now remember
what has taken place even few
,ours before.
The scenes at Highbury. the Il
amous orchid" villa of the Cham.
'erla ms, as described by the news
aper spondents, are pathetic In
he extreme. The political lion lies
elpless On his couch. his spirit show.
lg anxiety 10 return 10 the parlia
lentary fray, but his frail physical
nd mental faculties are unable to
hey he invisible power within him.
I times he seems unable to recog.
ize his closest friends.
Ills good wife, who, ii will be re.
embeYed. is the daughter Of the late
{, Endicott, of Massachusetts
resident Clevelands first secretary
war, nurses him faithfully day ana
ght.
In a Birmingham speech tow years ii
20 Mr.. Chamberlain said regarding :,
$ American wife:
: In all the s,orm and turmoil and i,
fess Of the troubulous times from g.
lich we are now emerging. | have N
d at least one source Of soIace in -,
Wife. When under tn double bur .
n OF the great responsibility that u,
d fallen on me, and the venomous ~
ack and lying misrepresentation of a.
professional enemies, my courage iee
med like falling, her wise counsel. ~,
unbroken optimism sustained me -.
has for flied me by her courage on.
cheered me by her sympathy to,
70 found In her my best and truest oc,
nsel0r"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
WANTS. A DIVORCE
Clara Heyi' Central Figure in seha7.
dcine WIN Case Wants a
-. Separation.

q" Milwaukee, Wis. Dec. 21.-Clara >.
Heyl, daughter of the late Mrs. liz
zeitc Schandein and wife of Iacnl,
lIeSb to-day entered suit ftf divorce.
lfeN vas the central figure i'm the
Scliaadein will case in which an es-
latB of over s5,900.oo0 was involved.
The wife alleges cruel and inhuman
treatment. Mrs. Heyl got about So
lDn,00 Of the Schandein estate while
Heyl is alleged to have received about
SlJ0O.0o0 from Mrs. Schandein before
her for various services.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
PATRICK SBATTLE
NOT YET FINISHED
WILL FORTHWITH PETITION
COMING GOVERNOR HUGHES
TO RIGHT GREAT WRONG.
MOVED To MAIN PGISON
Governor Higgins in Committing
Found in His Conviction Proof
Of Guilt Insufficient-Ex.
poets Soon to Be Free

Ossining, N. Y, Dec. 21,-Albert
Patrick, convicted Of the murder Of
Millionaire Rice, Is ghowing a dread
of going into the main prisos as life
convict. as he will have to comply
with the prison rules. During his
long incarcera ion in the death house
he has had q large roOmy cell, mas
had the use of all books and papers
he desired, and has received frequent
visits from his wife. In the main pris-
on he will be confined, in an ordinary
narrow cell. His reading will be CON
fined to an occasional book from the
prison library and according TO prlsf
on rules, the visits OF his wife vii
be far less frequent than formerly
In the past Patrick has been supplie.a
by the warden with choice meats, bgn
hereafter he will have to be satisfdo
with the regular pri on fare. ea
Patrick was taken from the deain,
house today, where he has been Gas.
iined tor TOUR years ana elgAt mon pa
and placed in a cell in the main ,
on. after undergoing the usual SCI
parat0n as a regular prisoner A Ste
he had donued the prison suit he me
conducted 10 the door ana sash in
tory where he will be put TO wort
morrow.
Patrick gave to the warden a 7 |
addressed to Mis- Patrick, Whife I'll
desired to have made public. u W
he expre ses bitter disappoinrt
"at the miscarriage of my hopf
freedom He says he hopele sur
United States supreme court ~
eventually declare conyictionaa
been assured without any per
pr OF and by unfair and dies
means" but listening TO the est ~
ion the governor would use tpw- Inc
or to pardon to rectify misRge hay
ef Justice Against the advic his ttia
Il turneys, he says he dlsmis the the
appeal and applied TO the fnof snip
for a free pardon. The goF IN iiha
no continues in belo
effect my conviction Illegal aroof rent
words, that | am hrdluetaturdl ehe
of guilt insufficient. or, dhcr IRON
words, that | am presumabiycent. wv
! shall forthwith petition timing 'ih'
governor to right this wrong be- Sopt'
lcye his knowledge of law |Judg ci"io
mont NJ fact and love If i ana judge
personal courage will enahe to 'len'
prevail and that he will scr me
free. supp
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
HAS GOOD RECORD
sistieth Ohio Was Honorsbly Dis.
eharged-No Blot on Fair Name
Of Regiment.

columbus Ohio, Dec. 2I.-Accurd-
ing TO the adjutsni generals roc rd
The Six 10th Ohio which recently has
been cailcd into question. shows the
regiment honvrabiy discharged at
Chicago. November Go, 1862. aud tha.
if bad been three times commended
for bravery. While in Chicago camp
The regiment destroyed some govern.
ment properly the value Of which was
Ju little over $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
IMPROPER USE OF MAILS.

Chicago, Iil.. Dec. IL DR. Frcder-
ick Whitney aud JOHN Jacoby. were
convicted by a jury in The United
States court today m a charge Of US
In gthe mails 10 furnish information
where drugs 10 bc used for an inmor-
al purpose could be obtained. Sen
tence deferred.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
SEEKS ACCOUINC
OF AFFAIRS OF UN BOX
BOARD AND PAPpM:
PANY IN THE CS.
Stockholder Alleges DIS Have
Entered Into Cory TO
: Wreck Corporate
Trust Sustt

Chicago. M, Dec. 2pney Nit
chcll. Owner OF two ia shares
in the United Box Bod Paper
company today filed al the CIR
cult court asking fofnlunetion
restraining the compam paying
dividends. He also Us an ac-
counting of the anaifs company
alleging the directors ntered in
TO a conspiracy 10 VIE corpora
tion, which Is capita Si4'Veo +.
000. The board CO. II Is DC
clared by Mitchell irh' was or,
ganized in New JerfSVZ TOT -the
purpose Of absorbinf hcerhs en-
gagged ia the mani OF WOOD
pulp and straw bop 10 da'e'
Mitchell asserts q concerns
have been merged corporation.
Ntcltru 4ylro dcclahas brought
sui, IN babalf of aplher stock
t,l,l.rs ,f the I-rf Board aud
I-.r,r ,.,r,pauv asstock Of the
trucas .Ifsrce cofpof NorwicR.
Gonna now held 'e American /
Straw Board CONT returned 10 /
the United Box BE- PAPER com
pany. The box phpa = MI
chell says. is pt nineteen
twentieths Of thecapi'ai sioch /
OF the American board com
pany. according neil Wnen i
was shsorbaa bsplus of s3G3.- !
COO During theree years the /
total net earuins straw board
connanx has bprd ng TO MI
cbe1i $500 COO a9i. he declares 4
me co,,nsnv Inland s910. 600
vbiqs -uld Ia distributed TO ;
d. Lt.l.3allend- K
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
REALIZED EXPECTATIONS

Santa Barbara. Cal. Dec. 2I.-With
almost ideal conditions he cruiser
south Dakota TODAY fully realized ex.
pec'ations Of her builders in the gov.
"rnm"nts test The mean of her five
hour high speed run was g2leS kn-ts
per hour and the highest 2s.7JS knots.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
STEEL COMPANY RISES WAGES.

Chicago. Dec. 2t.-An announce
meht Of increase in wages Of 10 per
cent was posted In the mills Of the
illinois Steel company, Chicago today.
1t Is said like advance will apply to
employees OF the company In Joliet
and Milwaukee and that 13.o00 men
will be affected
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
KAUFMAN BEAT GARDNER.

Los Angeles Cal. Dec gI.-Al
kaufman Of San Francisco. W0n from
Ge' rge Gardner Of Lowell. Mass. ia
the fourteenth round Of scheduied
2o-round contest here tonight Gard
ner's seconds threw NJ the sponge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-22
FOUR BU[CAR|ANS
ARRESTED FOR ExTORTloN MAY
BE MANS OF uNcoVERING
St ASsAsSlNATloNS.
Were emmitted at Minneapolis Over
FEAR Aeo--Was Part of
Flicy of lntimatlon Where
II Failed.

Tee Haute Ind, Dec. 21,-The
prelIinary hearing was begun today
of d -four Bulgarians accu ed of OK.
torn in demanding money from
Gres and Bulgarans from Mace
dolt saying il was for the funds of
thRevolutionary committee at Sofia.
Ieftia. which is trying to transfer
donion over Macedonia to Bal,
gal. Former Senator William f. Ma
50 of Illinois, appeared for the
piecut,on, having been employed by
/ IL Greek government through its
csnls at St. Louis and Chicago. who
We present.
Macedonian Greek named Demi- |
t., who has bakery in Terre
ute, told how Thomas Kfastos and |
kritsoyou called on him. repre-
lted themselves as special agents
the revolutionary movement. de-
inded moi less than s175 and threat
ed his life and the lives of his rela-
'es in Macedonia When he refused |
customers were driven from him.
The prosecution expects to prove
II these agents were acting as rep
.entativas Of country wide con
faoy to eXtort money from Mace
lian Greeks aud Macedonian Bul
'tans. 1t Is believed the conspiracy {
luded murder, the six mysterious !
assinations at Minneapolis being /
I Of the policy Of intimidation. s
he accused men are well repre- I
ted by lawyers ana a man named b
phenson, who is said to be a for il
agent of the Sultan of Turkey y
y