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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12

ain modifearss y sin Gar ahsorhi-
nidsi una aubatsnsia en- I'm, que no
hene ntnRunA de las propiedA Ades eu.
rativAs , AlimentiaiAa dol aeeite de
higado dc bAsalao, 81 90 dijese qua
sl per6leo 90 nm Alimento para ma.
QuinAa, podrfa pasAri pero no m eli.
mento para oil euOrpo.
u tenAis Alguna duda, preguntad
Q Vuestro m6dieoi 81 os conhrmarG %.
10 VerdAdi , 81 satAis essasos de fueF.
1aSl do earne y Dc sangre, os aeo uEe-
larA qua tomAis lA Emulai6u do asott
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12

La presents quineena 70 siendo
fecunda On sucssos importsntes para
10 isla, espeoialments desde el punto
dc visits polftieo.
Los mas sslientss, q nuestro modo
de YER, han sido:
Ii b!fureaci6n del partido repu
blicano on dos corrientss distintas.
L. densgacl6n de indulto & favor
de los sentsnciados por dslitos electo
ralsSs
L. yisita del sscretarlo dc Eatado
Mr. Root
e. pdblieo he tsntdo euestionea
para entretener su atsnei6n siempre
6sspisrta y ambieioaa inaaeiable de
10 nuevo.
Rsport,rs y eroniatls han sncon
lrado material mas que sufcisnte para
aus planAs.
Y ha aido altsrada con dos 8 tres
notas de vsrdadero etscto, IL monoto'
mia do nuestra exIsteneia habitual.
Ii aGamblsa rerublicsna no ha
sldo en- puridad un refidero do gallos,
lnerep paeiones por todas parties.
Rossy, BArboss, Hsrnsdex Lopez,
0uxmAa Bsnitez -Joi9 Todd; vevs y
otros, han desnudado los aeeros, para
esgrimirlos con bslieoso impetu -Scon
tra ID Union? mo, contra 10 propia
casa, de que torman sllos principalfsi'
sna parts.
ri partido repuhlieano, que ssta
b. rnal, 40 encaentra ahora peor, por
que ha debilitado sus fasrzas divi'
dieudose, dc hsth1, on dos traeei ones
yss ha eoloesdo on tranca oposici6n
contra el gobierno, dc un gobisrno
que ssta obtenisndo les simpasfas y 10
eonHanza do todo el pals.
81 esq dereeha y csc iaQuierda q
funcionAn dentro del miamo psrsIdo,
.bsio las inspirAciones do un directo
rio ccmdl, aera diaeilisimo, por no
deeir impossible, que conserven la ar,
moL1s necssAria para coexissir juntss.
De aquf 90 origtnara una serie de
duali, mos, que po ondrAn en ma de IN
COZ hIcso & loa re2ublicanos. Ese par
lido, nj tlene 10 eiucaci6n polfsica no
eesaria, para mantsrerse en- lou jus
tos limits dAesa solucI6n media, nj
sus sntsgon1mos son tan lsves que
puedan eontenerss en- virtud de IN do
liberado prop6sito. Van & vsrse co.
as muy husnas, Cuando Ia derechA
Quisra iirar hAciA an lado , Ia isquie
do hAoia otrO.
Cuanto 10 oposiei6n do marras,
40 o. pla7sib.e, porQus no o. justs, y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12
FL PONCE GROCERY

30 venda artfsulos alimentieios,
dirsctamente importAdos de Estados
Unidos, llsvGndose & casa del com
pradof' aurtido siempre tresco. 90
mereio 7. .-ApartAdo "a. -Tel6tono IL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12

Por 10 que atafis & la denegacl6p.
hschs por el gobsrnador Winthrop,
do indultos por delitos elecsorales.
eonvlsns sclarar que las peticiones en
tel sentido han sido formuladas 'por
rspublisanos, pues correligiorarios
suyos son los que exIian en les ca
csles esa clasu do Atentados contra el
C6digo.
Como hombres, atendiendo q los
Impulses dc piedad que en- oasi todos
los cora zones 20 despieriAn ante los
sufrimientos de IN semsiante, lsmen
tamoa cir cerAmente que esos indultos
no hayan sido eonoedldos.
Como puertorrlquenos, como pc
triotas que ponen 10 regeneration y el
adelanto de ~ psfs 4 un nivel sups
rior que Al que ordlnArismente al
csnzAn los atestos humAnos, iusga.
mos muy aeerladA 10 ssverA Asbisud
do Mr.. Winthrop.
Existe squi oil convepcionAliamo
dc que esos delitos no duprlmea Al
que los eomsse nj 10 ANnsn gfAves
ouebrantos en- nlne1n AsntioU. Do
aq ui la freoueneiA CON que 60 inaurre
on ellos, Bueno es. por tAnso, aentAr
IN precedents eismpIar para que no
oeurrAn en- 10 suceslvo.
Es eI dnlco modo dc CON, eguir unas
Q. eeoiones puras > buenAs y q que 90
tonga el rsspslo debido loA derschos
polfsieog dc sodos los ctudAdanos.
I'd eonvenienie para 10 isla y 10
mstr6polt, que iuneionarios del 60
bierno csntral, dc tAnto fuats como sl
secreiArio Root, conozsan personal
msnle este pals.
AL 90 deavanecerAn de muchos
pref uicios err6neos sobrs oil estAdo do
nuestra cnlturA y 90 podrA hsblAr
aqu1, 4 los homhres que nos gon.er
nan, Nm lepgasis mas comprensivo do
las cusstlonss que nos atscisn.
Todo ESQ fomenta 10 americanisa
cl6n de Puerto Rico on ~ verdAdsro
raoional sentido.
La visita del secretario Root ha
sido, pues, un gran hien,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12

Almacenistas Importadores
Unieos sgentes do 10 eervexa San
hsussr Busehs del aqua mineral
sWhitt Rocks, y del do aUvas do
SWelsk,1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12

En- esta lmprente Sc ven.
de papel vlejo de peri6dico 4
dos pesos el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12
1910! = lOJOl

MIL DOLLARS -Ss prsssnia uns
mHgnf6ca oeAsion dc Asociarse con
mas o msnoH dieho capital en un ne
gosio serio [Agansla Cousrsis,] d
valioSss relaoionos. regsntado por
persona do rsecnooida compsAeneiA, y
euyos husnos rendimientoa se oompro.
bArS tkeilments. ri soeio puede ser
comanditArio, 8 Aotivo 81 items eondI
ei6na,
1nformArAn en- lie NotAria Matisn.
20, Marina I, BorCe,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12
De aqul y de ALA

no es gsllarda nj practices, porQue no
eueuta con ell apoyo del psis.
De modo que los republicanos he
ran, euando mas, p;ninos oposicionis
taa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12
COMMERCIAL
Hotel I'll Ho8df'

Do g. A;sAeN. Calls del DR.. PuJ0ls
dn1sro II. Po nee.
Keclentemente reformadoesta
hoy d Ia altura de los mas exi-
gentes. Es sin duda el mas
spropiado para familias. Ser.
vlclo bueno y precios m6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12

En- esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel viejo de peri6dico 4 dos
pesos el Quintal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-12
DIR &C RIO
PROF ESIONAL-

DR.. Simon MOret MuhOz
espacho: Gale de Ia Union.
Ponee, Puerto Rico.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
INVITATIONS AS
PRECIOUS FAVORS
ROOSEVELT LONGWoRTH WE'D,
DING WILL BE DISTRIBUTED
TO SOUVENIR HUNTERS.
WITH GREAT RAPlDITY
Arrangements For Wedding Are Being
Rushed - Contracting Parties
Receiving Many Postal
Cares.

Wa hington, d. G., Feb at is not
going to be an easy matter 70 get in.
yitations 10 the Roosevelt-Longworth
wedding.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt do not
propose to cheaper the invitations to
the wedding of their daughter by gen
eral distribution Of these precious fay
ors to souvenir hunters and those who
are NOT included in the list of guests
to the wedding ceremony and recep-
ton which follows.
During the last week Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss Alice, Representative Longworth
ana the President have been importun-
cd by public officials and professional
souvenir hunters for invitations, not %
enable the holders TO be present at the
MARI age ceremony, but simply to be
preserved as momentoes Of this great
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
HOUSE THRESHES
VARIOUS PHASES
RATE QUESTION
SIX AND A HALF HOURS OCCO'
PIED LISTENING TO NINE
SPEECHES.
THE END IS NOT YET
Although Five Days Have Been Con
suned in the Discussion--Gen%
eral Debate is to Con
tinue.

washington, Feb 3-Various phases
of the railroad rate question were
threshed over in the house today in
the course Of nine speeches which oe
cupied six and a half hours.
This concludes the fifth day of the
discussion, but the end is not yet
Many members Of both sides cf the
house desire to record Their views and
the general debate viii be allowed to
continue.
Clayton of Alabama said the legla.
lation in principle was as old as the
common law Henry of TeXar, showed
how It was supported by ne constitu.
ion and courts. Esch Of Wisconsin.
explained how the bin was broad
enough to ncludo regulation of eXpres'
companies. Kennedy Of Oho. pfesep'
ed an argument 10 connadici the claim
that contr | Of the railways was an
interference with private property
Crumpacker Of Indiana, believed econ
omic conditions would still control in
rate matters as they should, notwith'
standing the granted authority in the
bill, which he approved. Ellis Of Mis-
souri. saw in the bill what he regard
ca as a conservative move in the right
direction. Hogg of Colorado, opposed
granting executive and judicial funo.
tions to the same body, which he said
will result from the enactment OF the
pending bill into law Floyd of Mis-
souri,. said It was the aving of the
country from socialism and radicalism
rather than step in that direction,
Page of North Carolina indorsed the
bin in all it's features.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
SCOUT
MANHOLE THEORY
DETECTIVES MAKE AN INVEsTl.
CATION or THE SEWER BY
GOING THROUGH IT.
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS
IN the Mystery Surrounding the
Death OF Mrs. Mangrum--Her
Trunk t4ac Been Ex-
amined.

Nashville Tenn, Feb 3-Thole
are no new developments in the mys-
terous Manglpm murder case. Mr..
Mangrum and the detectives al work
on the case state that they had
learned nothing new or of impcrt-
apce.
The officers are inclined 10 scout
the idea that Mns. Mangrums body
was thrown into the river through
a manhole. Detective Dowd said
that he had learned Of the clue and
he had been let down in the. man.
mole He said that he went a distance
of about hundred yards in either
direction in hope that he might see
some article such as a hat or hairpin.
which might have remained if Mrs.
Mangrum's body had been placed in
there. He found nothing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
THEFT IS TRACED
TO CITY BY LAKE
TRUNK WITH FALSE BOTTOM
CONTAINING BONDS STOLEN
IN CANARY ISLANDS.
SEIZED BY OFFICERS
al Customc in New York--Part OF
$4,000 Booty Of Abscond.
ing Banker Caught in
Spain.

Chicago Feb "A alRahle
story Of a trunk containing 100000
IN tolen Austrian bonds and other
securities. which beg.n in Spain and
ltlsoly to have It's dcnoumont IN Chi
gaeo Il puzzling tha officials OF the
United States Express company as
well as the Chicago residents who are
directly CONCERNED.
A trunk and two valises, each fitted
with false bottoms, containing prop
erty Of large value were broken open
early this week by customs officials
at New York No means Of idenutica-
ton of the owner Of the baggage could
be found and the publication Of the
facts brought to light a remarkable
romance. in which Carl and George
FRANKIE, locksmiths at 2209 Evanston
avenue. and Harris Williams, an ar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
QUEEN IN DENMARK
Alexandra c. Englsns. VIII Attend
Flrc al Ct Fathe. King
ChTistian.

Copenhagen. Feb. 2--Queen Alex
audna arrived here tbis evening She
F- mef ai Tire aeaot bv King Fred
rt 4rI pre- bars ii iae oval fam
HF aai raI of tire BRITISH lcEltion. 4
.8r-a c-sFa eiuel tte quecn as ihs
-7--l cai -ae-s ief. tle sat ca Tor the
palace.
It hss been arranged iaat the hody
" King Clrsflan viii De conveyed
90 r tlEe by train ana accompanied
by the royal psrsouages who are to
attend EAe fune-s The funeral train
uu D. f-losai Dr. anotbcr contain-
inr these inFitel. to tfe cs-enanv.
D. waz snroureed tonight that there
was q pr1babiraF thst tee funeral wiz
be postpon p untii Fehraasy u. owing
ra fhe desire cf some fo7eian royai
pc sonarzs t1 attend who caHnet ar
rive here earl e. If IS rnnOrad that
King E5sa-l IS among these.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04

Detective Dowd said hat the sewer
at that point was about eight feet in
diameter and a man had no trouble
TO walk IN 60. 4 small tfeam Of water
about two inches deep was flowing
Though 10 and thiz o--~at would not
be sufficient 10 49, .oiy. GIougI
sometimes, after a rain. quite a large
stream iows througn the sewer. Then.
too. he explained that at the manhole
there was a sediment OF an inch or
TWO in thickness and this would
have been disturbed o. erased II a
body had been thrown through there
and the sediment was intact when
he Jaw it. on going into the sewer
The only development discOverei
from AIRS Mangrum's trunk. was
clear proof that she intended 70 go
direct TO Chicago Her suit case
was packed in the trunk. and after
checking her trunk she hal with her
-Only an umbrella ami NJ articles Of
wearing apparel whatey1r. save what
she had On. II was supposed by some
that she had sent her trunk to Chi
cago. and rcserv.ng her suit case for
immediate necessities went 20 St
Louis but the fact that the suit case
was in the trunk explode this theory.
She would hardly attempt to 90 %
another city without extra clothing
and otacr neccs ary articles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
NO LYNCH|NG BEE
At Popla. Bluff.-Sherih Rogg Saves
Black Brute From Angry
Mob.

Poplar Bluff Mo. Feb. 3.-In spite
IF the avowed intention of the mob to
'yneh Bud Jackson. negro. as the
as ailant Of Mrs. Daniel Norman.
Sheriff Hogg this afternoon succeeded
n removing Jackson from the jail aud
started on his way 70 Hendrickson.
sixteen miles distant.
Daniel Norman. husband of the as
saulted woman. CnTaged at the ae ion
Of the sheriff. fired a shot at Jackson
as the sheriff was leaving the jail with
his prisoner The bullet went wild,
from further violence.
jackson was identified by Mrs Nor
nan before being taken from the Jail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
sTABBER AT 5ELLEVILLE.

Belleyille, H., Feb. 3.--While walk
ing from the railroad station to the
hotel tonight with her husband. Mrs.
II. b. Brown OF Chicago, was stabbed
in the right hip by a man who Mrs.
Brown az first thought had simply
iostaled her The wound is about two
inches long and not deep. The police
are incl ned 10 believe il was the work
of the myste.i ious youth who stabbed
seventeen women in st. Louis re
Gently
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04

jo,ucy with Offices in the Association
building. are closely Identified.
Banker Ahsconds with s50o,o0o.
In June last the Chicagoans named
received letters from Spain inform ng
tham that one Louis Ross Comas. a
banker in one Of the Canary Islands.
had abscondod with S50001O worth
Of securities. taking with him his
eleven.year-old daughter. His purpose
was to come to the United States with
his booty. but when at Madrid he was
arrested. His trunks meanwhile pro.
cpeded 60 New YorK an care Of the
I'm ted States Express company.
While in p-isen Comas met an
American to whom he confded his
secret. The result Of the confidence
was thai the American gave the
names Of two Chicagoans To whose
honor he might entrust his life. The
secret was revealed TO the Frankes
and williams ia series of letters
with The request that they claim the
bagcaec. hypothecafe fne -ecuIiiss.
retain rhe major share and go 10
Spaiu with the remainder ana secure
tne release Of C3ma-
Wier1 story Arousea stspi-ion.
Th wisrI story aroused saspieioa
in The minds of the reelpients Of the
letter. and ihs matter was finally dis
mis- ID as visionary Cr plot To- entrIp
victim
r. is known that the police Of Paris.
MaarI ana Lonton lorg have beea
C. gnl lzant Of t1e Couas affair. and
while Ct IS suspected that the story o.
the ge1uineness of the stolen bonds IS
q iabricsriln. t1ey' ere lo1Eing fQr ihe
Bcr frs rho conducted The foreign
core sp5aGf1co and wao 3. o5ected tie
here to free C0mas fr u gri or
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
INTO THE DITCH
Seven Cars Of Rock Island Passen-
geF Train lnjuring Fifteen
Persons.

Duran. n. NJ. Feb. Fifteen per
sons we're injured. two probably
fatally. in a wreck Of an aast-bound
Rock Island passenger train four
niles from Duran today.
Two private cars carrying members
Of the Chicago Commercial assCcia-
iion did not leave the rack and the
occupants Of these cars escaped with
a severe shaking up. They assisted
the trainmen in caring for the injBr@.
The wreck was cansed by the de-
railment of the locomotive tender.
Seven cars were ditchei rolling down
the emhankmeni. The wrecked train
was running slowly al The tine Of the
accident and this coupled with the
fact that the travel in The forward
cars was light doubtless prevented a
great loss Of life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
JOHN MITCHELL BLAMES
THE COAL OPERATORS

Il have said that the responsibility
bringing on such strike was a
grave responsibility for any people
We have been slow to assume any
such responsibility and the responai
Dility rest, as amy one can see, on the
operators
The prosperous cond tions OF lhc
3ountry warrants an increase for the
miners. We accepted a decrease by
)ur own votes two years ago, when a.
the time we were convinced that the
conditions of the country demanded it,.
We have ever been ready to stand
right and we stand right now Presi.
lent John Mitchell in statement at
indianapolis Friday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04

indianapolis, Feb. 3.--The national
executive board met behind closed
loors this morning and remained in
ession until $50. The business trans
lcted was, for the greater part minor
routine matters The matter of spec
lal levy of 81 a week on each member
If the organization to create a strike
fund was not reached until late in the
lay. but no action was taken. Little
If importance remains for the board
do but 10 make a formal order for
strike levy.
There is an intimation that pressure
las been eXerted to cut the proposed
lsse- sment in two. There is little Ike
ihCod that this will be done. Secre-
ary-Treasurcr Addison is especially de
ermined that the funds shall be at
east S2,500 600. and other national Of
fcers and the majority Of the board
members, are of his opinion that this
will not be found too large.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
national romance.

national romance.
T. is understood that certain mem
bers of c ngress. in the interest Of
constituents. have called at the White
House and pleaded with the President
for permission to get one or more Of
the invitations after the ceremony IS
over to crafty some very prominent
people in their states who are great ad-
m 'rers of the President. but not expect.
ed to be included in the list of special
guests.
No "Souvenirs" to Be Issued.
The sugge.tion was made that some
extra copies Of the invitation might
be engraved to be distributed after
the wedding. The subject was ser
iously considered By the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt and they authorized
Miss Belle Hagner. who is super a.
teniing the issuing of invitations to
the wedding ceremony. TO tate that
under no circumstances would the linn
it already placed upon the number Of
invitations engraved be increased. This
decision Is final
Arrangements for the ceremony are
gong forward with great rapidity.
In the making of her trousseau Miss
Roosevelt viii have established q new
record in dressmaking hi.tory- Only
fifteen days to make a complete trous
seau Of more than 200 pieces.
But the lressmakers have given
their solemn premises that 1t shall be
Photographs Of the ceremony and
it, incidents are 10 be taken. and the
official photographer TO the admins
tratien is arranging the details
Miss Alice Roosevelt quite agrees
wih the woman who. when her hus
band offered her a choice between q
hat and a house as a birthday present
rr-z-sr-..-a -. csf-.h -s.-.a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
DREW TEN PER DAY
Attorney General Stead Says stats
Beard Of Heslih Drew Pay
illegally.

Springfield. Ill., Feb. 3.-In resDausa
10 a request from G. vernon Deneen. A.
fcmey General steal today re- feraifi
his former opinion 10 the eject thar
members of the state board oi health
were. under the law. entitled 10 TO
nav per diem fer services ren3ered "a
rating examination papers ana in max
ing sanitary inFesiigl #as re
Gently learned that members Of me
board &C heal b have ieen Tor years
drawing s10 day IT uch services E
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
HERMAN JUSTi LAYS
BLAME ON THE MINERS.

The joint agreement between the
operators and miners in Illinois does
1ot expire until April l. The grounds
or the refusal by the operators Of the
miners demands for increased wages
we're that conditions of trade did not
Justify the increase. Advances in
wages TO labor in the mining industry
If Illinois since 1898 has been over 100
Der cent, while there has been but one
reduction in that time, and that wa
pnly 515 per cent. The miners now de
nand i2l2 per cent increase. 1t is now
ip to the miners to determine wheth
ar they will work after April, or
strike Herman Justi in statement
1t Springfield yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
MINORITY HAVE
STRONCCOMB|NE
AGAINST TREATY
WILL VOTE AGAINST DOMINICAN
TREATY AND OTHER CUES
TloNs IN SENATE.
HELD A LONG CAUCUS


Washington. FeD. 3Tha Demo
cratic senators perfected today what
they believe to be d compact organi-
zaiion 10 defeat the Santo Domingo
treaty and place the minority ii q
position to compel strici party vote
on other questions ;lKely to arise dur
ing the present session Two resolu
tons were adopted at caucus con
tinuing Ave hours. which the Demo-
Gratis assert not only will dispose Of
the Dominican treaty. bui win furnish
precedent for demand ng a united
party vote On all questions that may
be considered partisan in heir ehaFac
Ter when twoihirds Of tae Dome
cratic senators 80 decide Tue fesolu
Ition-. tolli Of which were carried by
move than tgo-thirds Of those present
ollows: rr
That the senate ought not 10 advise
and consent to The treaty heiween the
United states senate and the republic
of santo Domingo, now pending be-
fore the senate.
That If twothlrds of the caucus
saal vote in sayor oI the foregai-
resolution, It shall be the
every Democratic senator to
against ratification by the gen
said treaty
Represented in the caucus VI
o. ii 3s minority members
wlls were absent we=o Berry
of Mon ana Gergin. McIauFia
! ST ne. an aai Of tha CITY pa9
| Hithdrew before tha va-e was
/ Teller voted fer tha llgat.iFesu
ana was CsAasel from Voting
second. and NsEnesy ana Tali.
ahsented themselves without ex.
tion.
/ German was III and Carmacl
put Of the city but both autht
heir votes to ba cast The FIRST
utlon was adopted by "a 10 1, G
Of Arkansas, voting in the neg
The second was adopted 20
Clarke Of Arkansas. Daniel r
and Mallory voting in the negatl
Position OF the ahseniees on
treaty, ms represented In the ci
give 20 against the treaty viii
position Of Clarke % Arkansas. Pa
tersou and Taliaferro not known save
for the publ c expressions Of Patter.
son ia the senate in favor OF the ad-
minlsfration policy Whether the
other three will be bound by the ac.
ton Of the cancas remaias to De de-
'erninal. either by some expression
Of their own or when the vote IS
taken
II "a supposed all Republicans viii
vote for the treaty and that four
democratic votes are nece sary 10
secure its ratifcat on. There are 50
senator's, there being one vacancy
from Delaware. and probably enc vote,
Burton viii net be cast or paired.
/ Therefore So votes are neco 7sary for
ratification The Republicans have 80
without Burton and fogr votes from
the opposition viii give taem the
requisite tw0thirds
The Donceratic leaders o rot be-
lieve these four votes win be forth
coming ana express tae hope hat the
senators who nav ho ago ably d s.
0oscd towards the tgaa-y viii feel
bound by the caucus ae Zen today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
DOCTOR KILLS BROTHER.

ST. Louis. Mo. Feb. 3-Beliey.ng the
life of his mother wa in danger Or
w. L. Meyer tsnight shot and killed
his brother. Joseph W. Meyer. At the
time Joseph was brandishing a heavy
iron wrench and declaring he would
kill his mother after she had remon-
strated with him for becoming intoxi-
Gated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-04
EXECUTIVE BOARD WANT TO
RAISE AN ADDITIONAL
$2,5oo,oo0.
JUS1I HAS RETURNED
From Joint Conference al indianapolis
and Says That Strike Question
is Now Up TO the
Miners.
STATISTICS INVOLVED.

Strike to beein--April l.
Number Of men affected
$4,000.
Territory affected - United
States an'1! Canada.
Amount of strike fund-$5,
100000.
Cause of strike, refusal Of OPP
orators TO grant increase of
wages and refusal of miners to
agree to the repeal of the shot
fiFers act,