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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-23

An classified advertislng IL ths
Daily Optic ~iii hereafter " charged
for n advances. Tia Optic has ADOPT
"a this raie because the amount 10 to-
small 70 Be carried 70 the books TIKI
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He called the rurn.

q. came announced the intimate
friend OF the family, ITO make my
dinner call"
But they protested, won haven't
been here to dinner lately"
Z" know that" be replied. sand !
thought Ii l called that defect might be
remedied..
An Invitation vas promptly forth.
cominx.-New York Press.
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Beginning Monday. the 21st, the
Street Car Co. will sell six adult tick.
cts for Csc and IL child's tickets for
25c. These can be bought OF the
conductors. 5.l61
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sHAWHAN WHisKEv
On sale 1t the Cosy Bar. Opera Bar.
Annex. Lobby. optimo and River
side Bar.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-23

Theirs 10 only one way IN which you
may know that Tiers u 10 vaat ad..in
today's paper which vitality Interests
you-snd that ID 10 read then and
go. S7eI
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Bsyias : Dssix.

Here's d conversation I overheard
between two women In Z beokstore:
sIsnHt that i prsty bookre
1Charming.-
X am sure Kfh woaid IL. tlat.--
Then TO tAe cierk, TN tAee ~ bsok.-
A. tie clerk was wrppplagSk - ~
6n1e1sSWhak = ~ - way1 !
dids.t lsotI~-Bostoa Record.
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iNrEauasAN CARS
~ FATAL COLLISION

Lafayette, Ind. May sss--In a head.
on collision today on the electric line
TO battle-ground, nearly sixty persons
we're injured, two OF them perhaps
fatally. One was killed.
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Try our new soft lump coal. Bril-
liant. D. w. Condor. phone q. 5-65
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Skating afternoon and night at Ro
senthal hall. 5-62
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What sterling mears for quality
chaffin's means for turaoats. s3T
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-23

"A man II awful uniucky To marry d
woman with brains enough 70 know he
hasn't any.
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You will iud everybody who Is any
body at the Eagles Ball. May cath.
6.l14
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Merchants Free Lunch NJ Golden
Rule saloon. Douglas and Grand. 5Iss
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The talk or the town,
MHIskGY
It keeps On tasting good.
sHAWHAN WHlskEY
There's nothing better.

Mrs. Ehler's millinery opening VIII
be postponed one week on account
Of non.arrivaI OF goods. lis
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Patty - Bridge Street - Spouting
roofiiu, etc. Orders solicited. $50
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Going out 20 Haryeys Saturday
It's Ike heaven there now. siss.
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See those new 6-hole steel ranges
for SIS. Big bargains. johnson 4
Son, next to Rosenwald.s. 5-e6
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w WHisKgy
Perfect Without IN Equal.
II keeps on tasting good.
Ii,
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You win nnd advertising Of MI kinds
In this paper. II win pay you tn read
IN.
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WANTED-A lady unencumbered,
p travel and sell Novelty Ferns. N.
penses guaranteed Address Fern,
4. SIN
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FOR SALE-Combination go-cart
and baby carriage. at GA National
avenue. s-17s
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Your moneys worth o. money 70
turned. May e5rd q the Duncan
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When a political organization
sweeps the city, Il il naturally out for
the dust.
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LOST-Between Green's Lake and
sanitarinm, buggy cushion, robe, hitch
strap and bride reins. Return to
uraaf = Hayward or Hugh Trainor.
k17z
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Plenty OF room n Haryey's now.
house opens Saturday for the season
f YOU are going leave word MI Muir
phey's. sizes
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MORNING SUN DAIRY.

Pure Milk and Cream. Strictly Sani
tary. Phone 500 Vegas.
]. p. cEYER. Proprietor.
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All aboard for Harvey's opening
Saturday, 26th. 5-l6S
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Harris Real Estate Co.
90 DOUGLAS AVENUE

IL your have rooms or houses q
rent. describe them In d letter 70 r.
care Optic, and they viii be properly
handled. No. 5siie
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FOR SALE

Seven room house. bath. steam
heat. barn. too lots. desirable locs-
tloa. 1850
six room houss. bath. two lots. on
Eighth street: fins location. Price
1850.
Fine Farm me mills from the city.
thirty acres under ditch. improve
ments worth 5000. The best bar
gain In farms. Price ts.0oe.
Farm ti.ico acresl. 5 miles out.
good improvements. "A NJ. 4 al pur.
pose farm; q bargain. Price $4,000.
Restaurant. good location. cheap.
Everything NJ good = nsu.
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Gehnag's h headquarters FOR gar
den hose and lawn mowers. t-l0e
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
SHOT BY OFFICER
Trouble at Morehouse. Mo-, Results
In Serious Wounding Of Man
5roueh to Cairo for Care.

A Young man named Grant was
brought TO caro- yesterday from
Morehouse. Mo, a station on the Iron
Mountain. about twenty miles from
Cairo, to receive surgical attention
He had been shot in a disturbance
that occurred at Morehouse early in
The day and was believed to be des-
perately wounded. The ambulance
met the train on IT'S arrival here and
he was conveyed TO the hospital where
surgeons attended him. lie was
wounded by "A pistol shot, in the abdo
men and II was believed he could
not get well. The attending surgeons
located the bullet and extracted il
and al last account they were said 60
be Of the opinion that the young mans
life would be saved. Particulars OF
the shooting are meagre. Il is said
that the wounded mans father got
into some trouble and when an OF
GER started to arrest him the young
ar man interfered and was shot by
he officer
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
SWEAR VENGEANCE
10 FRIENDS or BALL AGAINST
MEMBERS or POSSE WHO
CAPTURED HIM.
Claims Made That His Arrest and Re
movaI From Virginia and XIII
ing of Lee Are H.
legal.

London. KY, Aug l2.The friends
of Frank Bah in Eastern Kentucky
and southwestern Virginia are furl-
onsly indignant over his arrest in Lee
county, Va Friday might, and over the
killing Of his bosom friend, John Lee
They had expected requlsition from
he governor of Virginia before any
lucky officers to take him from the
state. This is the reason they give
for Ball not having been more yigilant
in eecaping or resisting arrest. They
allege also that Sheriff Rice w. John,
son. Of Bell county, was prompted To
pursue and capture him not only for
the large reward offered for his ar.
rest. but for spite and revenge. Jhon.
son ana Bell were old enemies, John.
son having defeated Ball for sheriff
last year, and the killing of Bolin hay-
ing grown out of bitterness caused by
the race.
Bolin was a strong supporter of
johnson for sheriff, and it is claim.
ed by Iohnson's and Bolin's friends
that this caused Ball to kin Bolin.
Friends of BAH and Lee have sworn
vengeance against Johnson and his
followers and declare that they will
have them indicted and prosecuted IN
Lee county, Va, for kidnapping and for
murder. They maintain the arrest
and removal If Ball and the killing Of
Lee were unlawful Further trouble
between the two factions Is feared,
Frank Ban has a good education and
up till two years ago was a leader in
Bell county politics, He has many
wealthy friends in Virginia and Ken.
lucky.
Today the governors of the two
states have been in communication
and the situation seems to be acute,
as one of the hes lawyers declare
shat Sheriff Johnsons raid on Virginia
soil seems to have been without prop
ar authority. M....
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
TWO KILLED MANY
HURT IN AUTO
WRECKS
TRAIN COLLIDES WITH MACHINE
I'M CHlCAGO-ONE NEAR NEW
YORK STRUCK BRIDGE.

Chicago, Aug 12s-One woman was
Instantly killed another probably
fatally injured and two other persons
slightly hurt when an automobile in
which they were r.ding was struck
by Chicago and Milwaukee electric
car in Noye- street in Evanston to-
night:
The Dead:
MRS. ELIZABETH SLAUGHTER.
35 years Old.
Fatally injured;
MRS. II. b. SLAUGHTER. 45 years
old, right arm broken, jaw broken
ard skull fractured
G. S. SLAUGHTER, husband Of
Mrs Elizabeth Slaughter and cousin
of Mrs. H. B. Slaughter, slightly in.
jured.
MRS. CHRISTINE DAULBY, nurse
employed by Slaughter, slightly in
jured
The automobile which was moving
slowly was crossing the track when
the heavy electric car travelling at a
high speed darted ont from behind
some freight cars standing en- a eide
track, throwing Tie automobile and its
occupants about forty feet again a
telegraph pole
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
GRAND DUKE WILL
NOT ACT As
DICTATOR
OF TROOPS WHERE MARTIAL
LAW PREVAILS AND RECON-.
MENDs GEN. LiNEVTCH.
ATTEMPfD MURDERS
Continued by Terrorists-Bomb Was
Thrown at General karateeH-
Captain Of Police Hurt
Manifesto issued.

St Petersburg, Aug 12-Grand
Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch. The AS
oeiated Press is informed has de
cl.ned to accept the pest of com
Emperor where martial law exists 4"
which was rendered him August T. He
believes that such post should not be
given to Grand Duke but to a pure
ly military man.
He advocates the appointment Of
General Linevitch. formerly com.
mander in chief of the ManchuriaE
army but the Emperor it is said is not
finally decided in the matter.
Celebration Lacked Enthusiasm.
Today is the aacoad birthday of the
Czarevitch observed with he usual
I'll play Of flags and iiumnations, but
there was no enthu iasm in the cele.
bration, In fact few persons seemed
even 10 know what was the occasion
of the decorations.
The day was quiet in the capital.
The activity of the terrorists in the
provinces included. besides the usual
harvest Of .sinations in Warsaw,
an attempt on the life Of Gen Kara
Jeff, chief of the Gendarmies Of the
Samara province ana the wounding Of
Captain Of Police lyanoff, Of Lihau, By
youth who fired thice at him in the
street.
Bomb Thorwn at Random
The assailant of Gen Karatel #
mounted the stairs of the general.
chancellory and threw a ,bomb at
random, The missile failed TO explode
and the miscreant escaped in pite Of
his pursuit
General Shijon, acting governor
general Of Waraw city and province
has been rel eyed oI hls office ana
will be succeeded by Gen. NonLarsky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
ABOUT ANARCH|SM
DID SECRETARY BONAPARTE
SPEAK, URGING DEATH AND
LASH FOR ANARCHISTS.
Says There Are Many Who Would At
tempt to XIII RooseveIt-Does
Not Favor Adjustment of
Free Speech.

Cumberland. Md, Aug. 12-Secrc-
tary Of the Navy Charles j. Bonaparte
delivered an address this evening at
the Allegheny Chautauqua al Cumber-
land, before a large gathering. his sub
iect being "Anarch,sm ana lts Rem.
edy'
Secretary Bonapartc ms aaced the
assassinations OF Presidents Lincoln,
Garfield and Mckinley. He declared
| that the first however was depor-
able, bat did not cause great surprise
owing to the temper of the times. The
second he attributed to The act of Il
weak minded degenerate. but the as.
sassinaticn Of Mckinley he delared to
be a crime committed from no motive
and due to a deplorable condition of a
certain element of society.
Such men as Czolgosz, he declared.
exist in our midst today and would
for no sounder reason than that which
prompted the assassination of MeKin-
ley take the life Of President Roose-
velt or other public men. Ii was there
fore necessary TO study the cases Of
lnarchism and possible remedies.
No End For Anarchsm.
The speaker declared anarchsm to
be due to superficial popular education
and maintained that no legislation
however drastic could eradicate the
ayil He predicted that anarchsm
would be With us for decades to come
bgut that its evils might be lesseneI
by the practice of common sense on
the part of public men
He did not believe that the curtail.
ng of free speech or the action of the
concert of powers" making a crmin-
al eXtraditable to be elficacious In
the case of free speech a man in this
country might criticise public officers
rs he saw fit, provided he did not lay
himself liable under the common law,
BUT when he inc'ted another to take
he life of public official he should
re dealt with as is done under the
common law when one incites another
70 murder
FaVors Death ard Whipping Post
Secretary Bonaparte concluded by
saying The only deterrent for such
men is the fear of death or physical
pain.
He advocated death for one who at.
tempted or killed a public official, for
IN offence Of less gravity he advocated
solitary confinement with the lash
administered at a private whipping
post
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
DASHING YOUNG RUSSIAN
Posed as Officer and Secured lnforma
ton and Money for Revolutionists.

Kharkov, Russia, Aug. 12.-Some
time ago a man appeared the head
quarters Of the commander OF the
Kharkov garrison representing him.
self as Lieutenant Poiotsky, aide de
camp of General Sukhomlinof. com.
mander of the military district If
Kiev, in which Kharkoy Hes.
He presented what purported to be
an official document, authorizing him
to transmit orders regarding the dis
position Of troops. The idea of ques
tioning his authority never seame1 to
have entered the mind of the com
mandar of the garrison who rece we'd
him with the greatest attention and
turned oven for inspec ion an official
military document. in his possession.
For several week. Potosky was ,n
tertaincd by the officers. was a prumi-
nent figure al military reviews and
accompanied several punt
tive" expeditions into the country
when he left il with fun military
honors.
La-cr, i'm the course Of correspond
cnce with General Sukhomlinon. if
was discovered that the man was an
imposfer. In addition 10 the military
which the revolutionary
lieutenant secured, rich land pro
prietor mourns the loss of IS 006
which he willingly loaned the das hinc
young aide de camp Of General Suk
homluoff.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
ILLINOIS POSSES
AFTER NEGRO
SLAYER
WHO SHOT AND KILLED THREE
MEN AND INJURED ONE IN
FIGHT NEAR BENTON.

Benton. H., Aug. 1f-An aifray in
which three were killed and a fourth
man wounded by negro occurred to.
day az Camhun. Franklin county. The
lead are Wiley r. White. ~ years OLD
Of B5ntol, and two negro coal miner.
living at Zeigler A vide man name /
Carlson Of Pittsharg, pa foreman of
a steel crew was shot iH the side but
VIII probably ccovcr.
The shootmg started in a quarrel
over crap game The negro charge .
wi b tn shooting is named Drew, He
fed TO the woods and is pursued by
tNO posses
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
BY A WOMAN WHO DESIRING 10
SEE PRESIDENT TRIED TO
OCCUPY HIS SEAT.
" IS FORCIBLY REMOVED
nv Ushers to Rear OF Church-Has
Been Camping On Roosevelts
Trail All Summc---1 aIks OF
White House Wedding.

Oyster Bay, Aug. 12.-Miss Asi l.
Esac. who Is summering at Oyster Bay
for the purpose of interviewing the
president of Mrs. Roosevelt on what
she declares Is matter of life ana
death" created scene during the
service in Chiist's Episcopal church
today
Miss Esac, or Miss Case, as her
name is supposed to be, has attended
every church service the president
has since his arrival here in July. She
has climbed Sagamor Hill on foot sev
eral times only to be turned away by
secret service men.
She presented herself early at the
fhurch today and took seat directly
behind the pew usually occupied by
the Roosevelt family When Usher
James Duffy requested her to reliquish
n2r seat she refused Duffy forcibly
removed der to the rear Of The church
and Mis- Esac says he tore her gown
in so doing. For thia she later applied
for a warrant for Duffy but was re
fused.
In the rear of the church MissEsac
refused to sit down. Asecrat service
agent stood bes de her during the
service and she made no less than
dozen attempts to get pa him. As
the pres ident was leaving the church
three secret service men surroundes
Miss Esac but she shouted:
'Mr President, Mr. Presid nj
President Roosevelt, wont you speak
to me a moment?'
The president turned his had but
did not pause.
Miss Esac ays her watch chain
was broken in the scrimmage with
the secret service men and her waite
fell TO the floor
The president was accompanied by
Mrs. Roosevelt and Quiutin ana Rep
resentative and Mrs LongWolth.
Miss Esac has stated to acquaint-
ances he has made while here thai
she Wa to have been married in the
White House al the same time Miss
Alice Roosevelt became Mrs. Long
worth, that she was to have married
a high government official and that i
was this wrong that she seeks TO re
dress.
When the presidents carriage de
parted Miss Esac Was allowed TO go
She says she will stay in oyster Bay
until she accomplishes her purpose.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
FOUR DROWNED IN
VAIN EFFORT TO
SAVE ONE
FIVE PROMINENT SCC4-TY PEo
PILE or DAVENPORT LOSE
LIVE IN SPOKANE RIVER.

Davenport. Ia, Aug. 12-Five PEI
sons prominent in social iife in
Davenport, who had been enjoying an
outing on the banlt Of the Splkans
river about I20 miles northeast II
here were drowned today
The dead.
MISS WINNIE JONES.
A. L. BERGETT
MRS A L. BEGETT
ROY HOWARD.
a. /. tNMAN.
-Four of the drowned heroically sac
riiced their lives in an attempt 10
save he others.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
AUTO WAS WRECKED.
When it CoIided With a Bridge Rail.
ing and Chauffeuer Was Killed

Atlantic CITY, N. j., Aug. l2-One
man was killed and two other men
and a woman were badly injured tc-
night when an automobnC collided
with a bridge railing on Meadow
boulevard, siy miles from this city
The dead man is Joseph A. Locks,
Of Philadelphia, chaf.euer The other
occupants Of the automobile vera Al
Ian Wilson, James Brown and Mar
guaete SlHt0R al or rhilaaclphia
fhe uioiTobile was wrecked
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
FIGHT ON FOR LEADERSHIP.

Moscow, Aug. 12.-The Zcm two
congress has been summoned 10 meet
at Moscow, September Z The ccnstl
tutiunal democrats controlled the last
congress but a strong effort viii BE-
made by the Octoberisis and the r..
generatiOnists to wre-t the lHa1der
ship from them and adopt a re- oluti1n
supporting the program of the Party o.
Regeneration issued 10 St Petersburg
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
THIRTEEN IN BOAT
Were Saved From Watery Grave in
Lake Michigan Yesterday BY a
Passing Freighter.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 12.-Captain j.
McCaffrey. his WIFE son, daughter and
crew of nine men were rescued To-
lay from the barge J. n. Hurd which
was in sinking conditio in Lake
Michigan six miles off Gross point. by
= he freighter Mohawk.
The barge. bound from Alpcna.
Mich, 10 Chicago with cargo Of tele-
raph poles, sprung leak at 3
Jclocl, this morning and all hands
we're compelled to take to small
boat A heavy sea was running and it
was with great difficulty the boat was
kept adoat
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
FAILED TO RETURN
To the Ship and Now me Millionaire +,
Son Who Entered Navy Faces
Court Martial.

Norfolk. Va. Aug. 12-J. R8vnor
Siorrs Wells. son Of William Storrs
Wells president Of the Fairbank com.
pany. Of New Jersey. and several
times millionaire Is a prisoner tonight
on board h United States receiving
ship Franklin ar the naval stat On
here.
He failed go return on the tire
fixed after a leave # absence Young
Wells enlisted as an apprentice sea-
man in New York a little more than a
month ago. he viii probably b. court
martialed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
HIGH IN THE AIR.
Was the Ship When the Engines Gave
Out and inventor and Majors
Wife Experienced a Thrill.

Franklin. Pa. Aug 12.-Mrs Mary
Prentiss Miller, wife of Major Charles
J. S. Miller, had an exciting trip in an
a'rship last night. in company with
Leo Stevens the inventor.
The start was made after dark and
when the ship was GOO feet in mid air.
the engine gave ont. The craft grad
ually descended on a hill overlooking
the town. only 500 feet from the edge
of a high precipice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL.

Grand Island Neb.. Aug 12-Pat-
rick Gleason. a wealthy stock man Of
Oakland. Neb. was found dead to
night in his room at the Koehler
Hotel. lie was lying face down in a
pool of blood. caused. supp3s dly by
a fali. A gas Jet was turnei on fun.
and the room was fun Of gas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
wANTEo--A CANDIDATE.

Kansas CIy Mo. Aug 12--Jgde
Milford SchoOnover has declined the
Democratic nomination for congress
from the Second district Schr0onover
was nominated al Lawrence on the
9th e August after NayOr Rose
mayor q Kansas City Kan. bad been
nominated AMI declined 10 run
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
HAYmAkERs INCREASING.

Bridge pert Coma Aug l2.-The an
nual session Of the National Hay
makers association began here today.
The reports Of the secretary and treas
urer showed that the membership has
increased 300 during the year. the
total nos being $4,000
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
FIND SECRET ALLIANCE.

Breslau Aug. IA Polish sec-et
alliance has been discovered and a
great number of citizens Of Schoppin
itz and Rohdezi ar accused 0f being
connected with it. The criminal court
at Beuthen viii take proceedings
again=t the accused shortly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
HARVEST HAND
Wanted she Girl and He Carried Her
off Like the Primeval Man.

Pratt. Kan. Aug. l2.-Boldly as ever
primeyal man went forth and carried
of the woman who met his fancy.
Charles Holiday, a harvest hand
carried off Grace Boland, a sixteen
yearold girl ha saw and coveted. Hol-
liday went 10 the home of the girl
father near Cullison, AMI after div
ing him from the plare. pounded the
girl on the head wIt1 a shot gun until
she was unconsciou7. carried her 10 a
buggy he had waiting aad drove away
Holiday was captured At Grsenbure
aud brought here FOR trial The fa'-
mers are greatly 5xrit'd over the
crime
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
KILLED BY JEALOUS TURK.

Batum. Aug. 12-The inYes igatiol
of the murder Of VIM. D. Stuart. the
American vice consul here who was
shot and killed at his country resi-
dence oz May 20th has proved that it
was not due to politics but was com
mitted by a jealous Turk from private
mo'iTes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
JEALoUs-kiLLED TWO FRIENDS.

Muscogee. I. T.. Aug. 12-William
Robinson caused by jealousy. today
shot from ambush and killed Bob Crit
in and seriously injured Frank Brown.
both lifelong friends. al Tahama. near
Muskogee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
KILLED FATHERS AssAlLANT.

Princeton No, Aug. 12-" Buch
McHargue. a notorious character. was
killed by the s0n Of Policeman Abe
Trent, after NeHargue had shot the
officer five times while resisting ar
rest Policeman Trent is in a serious
condition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
COAL MINERS KILLED.

Kattowitz Prus ian Silesla, Aug II
Fourteen men IN coal mine at Re,
uard near Sielce were Killed today
by the breaking of a rope while their
'ar was descending the pit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
TRAGEDY ON MAIN STREET

MaysviIle. l. T Aug 12-Dr pat
ters0n shot and instantly Killed DR..
Herrod today on the main sire T. Tae
killing resulted from illfeeliaE whf h
has existed for some time over h,ssi-
ness affairs. Boih men we-e prominent
N business and religious esreies.