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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23
THE NEGRO rRooPs.


vember 81 contains the following ex
cellent editorial relative to the dis
charge OF the negro troops:
Il is but fair TO let the administra
zion speak for itself in regard to tht
discharge OF the battalion Of coloreC
troops, some of whose members wef,
guilty OF riot and murder. Mr. Oliver
the acting secretary Of war, presents
the views of the department so forci
bly, that AL who wish to be just should
read what he says. Mr.. oliver says
The three companies of the
Tweniy-fifth infantry were ordered
discharged because il isnot safe to
have them in The army. They can
not be trusted for the protection
of the public and preservation Of
the discipline OF the army and their
discharge is necessary. These
soldiers shot up a town. All Of
them refuse 20 tell any thing about
the disgraceful affair at Browns
Vile which resulted 10 murder.
The Companies are shielding MUIR
derers. There are men ia the
companies who are criminals OF the
worst sort. Every effort possible
has been made by the war depart
ment TO find the guilty men, but
without avail. II these companies
were permitted to remain in the
service and were TO shoot up an.
other town and again endanger
the lives OF citizens, the war de-
partment would be in an indefen.
sible position, Il Is impossible to
coDrtmartial each OF the men in
these COMPANIES, for a charge can
not be preferred against every one
Of the companies. The govern
ment has no means OF Furnishing
the crime committed except by
diseharging all the men.
No town in the South would have
cen willing to have these men quar-
cred in or near it's Unite, Then what
'Ould Southern people ask2 That
hey be sent Sorth9 No town in the
orth would have been willing to re-
Give them. Then would Northern peo-
lie have them kept SOUTH II not dis.
anded they would have Ia stay some.
here. What place is there for a com.
land which every community in the
MON thinks should be- Quartered
,mewhere else?
OF course there are men in the
outh who object to negro soldiers at
q. but this had nothing to do with
he disbandment OF this battalion. 1t
as disbanded because il permitted
self to be a refuge for murdereFs,
I'd the army should keep no such
ace OF refuge.
The South has a race problem which
isches beyond its borders and IL not
ithout effect in other sections. What
,uld do more TO increase the antSgo-
SIN between whites and blacks than
Ie shooting up" OF town in the
,uth by negro roops2 Such an act
ould create ill-Will every where.
To all race troubles, going 20 the eI-
mt Of violence, the negroes have suf-
red vastly more than the whites.
eneralIy they are numerically the
eakef race. Almost everywhere they |
r. less prepared than the whites for =
st OF force. This being true. they |
'e even more vitality interested than
ie whites In preserving pesceiul re-
tions between the races. The ne
-oes OF the South have more canse
an the whites 20 rejoice IN The die
large Of these soldiers. end certainly |
.stiee % the white people demanded |
Iat they be dismissed from the sef'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

'-'ie 'tiil a few railroads that
~ nan ani Am have not been able
sloa.'' bot it would be beet for
re 20 keep sharp lockout.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23
Al Pleased.

II hear your club Is going TO give an
entertainment. DO you think II will be
a sucCessT'
"Sure to be, We've arranged It so
that every member IL chairman OF some
committee or other" - Philadelphia
Ledger.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

Se" York man found q tomahawk
Z ''a'' day "in a peculiarly perfect
''oh Possibly the one Tam
'''i used On Mr.. Hearst.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

sa'n the financial column conveys
Information thst money 10 cas-.
7 one cannot understand what II
p ee'a uneasy" about.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

a.. o77sIsud bic brown cor.
:. -. aa-b'sbausi gun and
A., .. '.''1a 'o' nbbli,. aHd hs'l
49, ' Go eth your sr.Psesl.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

,,'f'Erovs 10 Mexico that Il
i,r- perfect weather prophs,
=, '.ank 'houls discover some
-. '.' % outo the westhsr bu-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

rev members OF the next
's's elected not 20 much
popularity ~ because OF
'a.ar'y Of their opponents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

william Jennings Bryan hss
''e''d an elder "a the Presby-
'' 'al'eh The church ls 20 be
a''d a' veil a. NE. Bryan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

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A., ','' li1m Of s1s psopis,.
A. reshsf tie oshsr dsy
49,. rec fstsss % bsllsvs
'i -aa ave msasy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

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49,. !. - 'la sac tsy narrow
49, n. 90, oshsr'. um b aps -
49,, sn,s q ths Rspabli.
a., I. - seas Ca1srss Il a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

hinourg Pa, is now considered
2 no'1 wicked city in the Union.
'l'f'e suits and wickedness seem 20
bland 10 hand.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

Sc Nee Yes ~ regs a" DtF Fuuas Dasas aHsln Gao
80 wetssqa lfs Hasa"
fs. t4gls4 L y,sg Ttf9Eh cess Euasa
psaa6
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

AZ apple crop Of Se,l2O,0OO barrels
sasS The consumer wonder why he
~ 10 pay orange prices for them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

lohds peat will produce powder OF
lnP'riOr quality at a greatly reduced
m
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

FHEfMAE.
b. HaEDwIcMRTh wMTAYt0G0.aA a. n ALLENs AaFA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

EEeslIsnt: plnlng. Car Service Oh AZ
ThfDuRh Trains
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

Even Cubs is complaining OF a scar
b Oilsbor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-23

-,o,iees in local column 10 cents a line
49,. .s..r,ion and cents for each additional
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
DENIES
SULLVAN'S
CHARGES
AND SAYS HE is A DISREPUTABLE
CORRUPTiONlST WITH JAIL
BIRD FOLLOWERS.
MAY SUE FOR ISLANDER
Links His Name With Walsh-Dun-
lap Says Charges Are False,
Contemplate and Unjusti-
fable.

Jacksonville, ILL.,, Sept s. In an
interview today Judge Owen p
Thompson gave out statement re
garding the attack made on him by
Roger G, Sullivan. He makes an
absolute denial that he ever directly
or indirectly bought a delegate at the
Peoria convention for himself or any
other person as Sullivan charged.
Thompson says he had been advised
to enter SUI { for slander but had not
yet de ermined his course because
the charge was SO unexpected and
yilIainous,f he saws. He refers to Sui
Ivan as "a dis reputable corruptiCn
ist who has So many perjurers and
bribe takers among his peculiar fol.
lowing hat no man dares TO incur his
enemlty and that any man who is vic
ious enough and bold enough to arm
convicts and ia birds and bring them
70 a convention. as his delegates, as
sullivan did at Peoria. shows the char
acter cf the man that is to be dealt
with"
Thompson refers to the whole blr
of this county whether there has beoa
any partisanship in his conduct on the
bench or in bis decisions.
NJ +. Dunlap denies SulIiyan's allie
gation concerning him He says chat
during Governor Altgelds administra
tion the bank with which he Dunlapl
was connected was a depository for
certain state money and also during
Governor Yates administration and
that he failed to see anything Wrnng
IN chat fact. Referring o Sullivan's
mentioning bis name with Spaading
Dreyer and Stensland as bankers who
supported Bryan, Dunlap Invited The
attention to .Sullivans omission of The
lame Of several prominent and hnn-
orable bankers who supported Bryan
and then sayG there was one banker
who did not support Bryan and who
was Sullivan's bosom friend and polit-
cal associate and that is John r.
Walsh.
He criticises Sullvan's attempt to
brand him as a "know-nothing."
He prononnces Sullvan's chages as
'aise, c ntemptible and unjustihablc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
TRIPLE TRAGEDY
IN CROWDED
STREETS
ENRAGED HUSBAND SHOT WIFE
AND HER COMPANION AND
THEN KILLED SELF.

Eau Claire, Wis, Sept. S.--While a
band was playing and Saturday night
shoppers thronged the principal east
side street tonight a frenz ed husband
firing as he ran chased his wife and
another man through the crowd pat
the ciy building and to the frolt Of
leading hotel, where the two fugi.
tiyes fell dead, each piefced by two
bullets
The pursuer then backed off the
crowd and shot himself, dying aim st
Instantly
The man who did tne shooting was
Bert Tandler, a plumber He and his
w,fe had been separated for some
time AMI she had recently sued for a
divorce. Tonight he saw johnson and
his wife on the street and Immediately
commenced firing
The man who was shot was Milton
Johnson. He was shot through the
heart and arm ana Mrs Tandler was
shot twice, both shots taxing effect in
the neck In shooting himself 'faniler
put he muzzle of the revolver into hi
mouth and blew off the top OF hi
head
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
BLOODY BATTLES
RACE IN
CUBA
BETWEEN THE LOYAL TROOPS
AND MANY BANDS OF DEFl-
ANT REvoLuTioNlSTS.
PAL MA CALLS CONGRESS-
Together in Hopes of Finding Plan
To End War-Insurgents At
tack Trains and Are Moved
Down BY Machine Guns.

| Havana, Sept s.. President Palma
tonight called a special sion OF con
gress TO convene September ith to
Gems der the disturbed condition Of
the country and measures for ending
the present situation.
The principal features in the revolt
today were attempts by the Western
railway to get trains as far toward
Pinar del Rio az possible and the aG
yancement of an armored train with
machine gune and recruits to the
country now occupied by the inSlti-
gents. Wire commun cation was cut
repeatedly far east tonight and mel
ther the railroad nor The government
Is able to communicate beyond paso
Real Two miles east Of pinar del Rio
City
The armored troop train which re.
turned to Palacios Friday night,
stas ted west today from Paso Real be
tween La Herradura and Consolation
del Sur encountered revolut onigts
but the result of the engagement is
not known 1t is thought, however
chat the troop tranig ot through to the
vicinity Of Puerta Golpe whore more
railroad bridges were blown this
morning.
Four hundred more reinforcement,
lef in an endeavor 70 reach Colonel
Avalcs al Piaar del Rio and another
machine gun battery started for Santa
Clara IN an armored train.
The Westetn railway this evening
received telegram from Paso Real
saying that the band commanded by
Paiz brothers was still holding mp the
armored troop train be wcen lIerra
dura and Consolation del Sur and
that the firing was continuous The |
dispatch adds that Col. Avalos troops |
in Pinar del Rio City undoubt adly are
Tie AS ociated Press correspondent |
at Paso Real telegraphs that country |
men reporl that there was three |
hours fight this evening by machine |
gun batteries and insurgents between
Herradura and Consolation del Sur
and also between Col Avalos force
which came on from Pinar del Rio
and insurgents near Consolation de!
Sur
They asso,t that Vvalos camped on
Friday night at Puorta Golpe and
moved eastward today. The state
nents of the countrymen. however,
nave not been authenticated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
GERMAN YACHT IS
VICTOR OVER
THE AUX
kAIsER's REPRESENTATIVE WINS
HOT CONTEST IN THE RoosE.
WELT CUP SERIES.

Marblehead, Mass. Sept Sin a
hard fought contest, over the wind
ward and leeward course the German
yacht Wannssee, representing the
Wannssee sailing club. of Kiel. Ger
many, won today's race. the fourth
of the series for the Roosevelt cup.
It was a hot contest most of the
time between the victor and The Am
erican yacht AUX. The latter was
beaten out for second place on the
final run to the finish line by the
American boat Caramba
The honors won by Wannssee were
lessened only by the fact that the
American yacht Vim. twice victor in
the previous race. Withdrew from to
days contest because she fouled the
Carsmba on the starting line. Never
the less the Wanussee demon straied
that she wa very fast boat in the
prevailing conditions.
The German Yacht was given a mag
nifcent ovation when she crossed the
finish line The German crew and all
their countrymen who are here were
immensely pleased ar the outcome and
Captain Hibbinghars. naval attehe Of
the German navy. sent a cable dis
patch to Prince Henry of Prussia an
the victory. Wannssees
time - ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
ENGINEER JUMPED
AND MET HIS
DEATH
FRANK IRWIN KILLED IN WRECK
ON BIG FOUR AT NORRIS CITY
YESTERDAY.
SWITCHPOINT DEFECTIVE
And Three Box Cars Were Piled In
Heap on His Body--Sma ashup
Delayed Trains--lrvin Was
Well Known Here.

Biz Four passenger train No. 9, due
her G.: IS last night was four hours
late as the result of a wreck at Nor
ri City Yesterday afternoon at 430
O'Clock. which resulted in the death
of Engineer Frank Irwin, Of Mt Car
mel and the injury of hls fireman.
The wreck was caused by a defec
tive swith point. irwin was in charge
of engine No 40, which was the sec
ond engine pulling an extra freight
train Which left Harrisburg yesterday
afternoon
The first engine passed in safety
bui the second engine took the switch
and started On the side track Irving
seeing that a wreck was inevitable
JUMPED and was crushed to death I'M
der box car The fireman remained
in the cab and was only slightly in
jured
The engine did not turn over but
The tank was torn off together wi h
part of the cab Three box cars. at
tachel to the wrecked engine were
derailed and piled in a heap
tIFin's mangled body was found Hn-
der the wreckage He was mashed al
most beyond recognition
The wreck delayed traffic several
hours Passenger train were dc
toured by the way of Shawneetown
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
KING OF PAGERS
BETTERS HIS
RECORD
FAMOUS DAN PATCH COVERED
WITH FLORAL BLANKET AFTER
HE WENT MILE I'M 1855.

ST. Paul, Mimi, Sept. S.--Dan
Patch demonstrated his right to the
title of King OF PAGERS at the state
fair grounds this afternoon by break
ing the previous worlds record held
by him The Tnile was raced in 1;55
fiat, clipping a quarter second off the
record estabIi.hed at Lexington last
season.
Dan Patch fini he'd strong many
unofficial watches catching the time a
quarter of a second faster than the
judges announcement. The record
was smashed in the first quarter, AT,
ter scoring once, Hersey brought the
horse up fast 10 the wire and the run
ming pacemaker had a hard time 70
keep ahead of Dan 10 the first quar-
ter pole which was reached 2SA the
quarter also was fast one being
made in 2Sa. at the half a third run
ner picked up the PAGER and accom-
panied him to the stretch. the third
quarter being paced in 29h and the
last in 28M
AS the time hung up there was
a great demonstration among the 25,,
600 people who witnessed the great
trial and the PAGER was covered with a
Goral blanket before being. led to his
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
WOOD FAILED TO
WIN GOLF
MATCH
D. E. SAWYER OVERCOME BIG
LEAD AND WON THE WEST.
ERN CHAMPIONSHIP.

ST. Douis. Sept. Handicapped by
being three down al the end of the
morning round, u. E. Sawyer of the
Western Golf club, Chicago. relent-
lessly pressed his opponent and after
carry ing the match an extra hole won
the amateur champ onship of the
Western Golf associati-a from his fel
low jownsman, Warren X. Wood. Of
the Homewood Golf club upon The
Glen Echo links today
Sawyer astoni he'd tie gallery by
the manner I'm which be played golf
in the afternoon. with three down at
the end OF the fir { eighteen hIles.
few bu tHe Chicago experts gave him
p chance for the western little. He
PLAYED perfect golf. wa wonderfully
clean. correct and ST lady One. two
three. four. and down on a four hole
and 80 on
Woods phenomenal putting and
lucky approach shots saved him. Saw
yer made the match even At the 27ih
hole. Tley halved the 2sth and zsth
les Wood won the 20 Il and m "a
Woods driving and putting went
not eesbly to the bad Sawyer won
he 5sth with godd short approach
after he had sliced his iron shot
.Noed was mp one and one To plsy /
,oinE to the last hole
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09

the q rey home nothing could be
learned as TO the time she would ar
rive. Mrs. Corey is coming east for
the purpose of making a settlement
with her attorneys and those of the
steel magnate. The sum has been
variously estimated to be from 81
500. 600 to $4,000 600
Neighbors of the Coreys said TO
day that Mrs Corey was somewhere
IN the neighborhood Of pittsburg
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
IS STILL PROBING
INTO WRECKED
BANK
AND ARREST or DIRECTORS or
LOOTED INSTITUTION MAY
FOLLOW EXAMINATION
WILD SCHEMES BACKED
With Good Hara Cash Of the DEPOSIT
tors by Seeal and Ripple Who
Were Patrons of the Vision
AIRY and TeWashufy.

Philadelphia, Sept S. State b nk
Examiner Rerkey declared this after
noon that the expert examination of
the Real Estate and Trust companys
ia lure would not sop with an I'll
vestigation Of the accounts Of that Ill
stitution
There are Cther trust companies IN
this city" he said that will require
look NJ into, but do brt think II prn-
dent at this time TO give Their names,
ar 1t might cause unnecessary alarm
and do harm 10 perfectly afe con-
Germs
My investigation. however will he
borough, and | will not stop at pross-
utions II | see ii to be my duty This
S to be a business Investigat on. and
1oIiiics cr influence Of any kind will
1ot be permitted to have part Ia 1t"
This statement has caused much
concern in the financial distric, and
he deporitors Of other trust compau.
les about VIII ch rlmors have risen
prior 10 the Real Estate Company
failure are apprehensiye.
Will Revive Fallen Firm.
Supplementing Mr. BerkleY's utter.
ances. District Attorney Bell, in III
interview, said he had seen paper
signed by the Real Estate Company
directors, pledging funds sun cient to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
PREMIER sToLYPiN
May Soon Resign From oHice-Mad.
Man Stays Seven With An Ak.

st. Petersburg. Sept. S.-A tremen.
dous effort is beng made by the re-
aciionists to drive Premier Stolypn
from office because of his insisience
upon carrying out the promised re-
forms. The bureaucratic factions are
busy az court with every means pos
sible 10 bring about a reaction i'm the
policy of the government The pre-
mier's position is still further weak
ened by the bitter opposition of the
liberals. He will be forced out soon.
IL is said, no matter which way the
wind blows at Peterhof
Two army officers were found gull
ty at Warsaw today of completely in
the recent revolutionary propaganda,
and ore was. sentenced To evile in
Siberia. The Oiher will be confined
for three years in a military fortro S.
large number of soldier are mp on
The same charges. and wholesale con.
vicliOns are likely to follow.
Al The Goralawaya insane asylum
ar Warsaw today an inmate developed
a homicidal frenzy and slew seven of
his companions with an AK
\ reYolutioni-t a few davs ago tried
10 Kill NJ kryaha1novsky. the minis
fer of The Inferior. and would have
succeeded but for the vigilance Of
porter. who became suspicious Of the
mans movements The wouid-be as
sassin fled and has not hqao ran
tured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
FREED BY DIVORCE
And Frye Leaves 10 Remsrry His Sec
ond wife.

Chicago Sept. S.-Thc wife uf Prf
Charles H. Frye. at one time head 6f
The Cook County Normal School and
who recently returned to his home af-
ter an absence Of 81 years. was 10
day granted a divorce. \ Mrs. Col
dard. Of HerIcy, 5. ID, declared that zd
years ago she had been marrieG 70
FRYE under The name Of Goddard.
without knowing that be had a wife
in this city. Frye who was in jail
facing a trial for bigamy. vas given
his release affer the granting Of the
divorce. and in company With Mrs
Goddard started for Hammond Ind.
20 be married The laNs Of Illinois
forbid the marriage Of divorced peo-
pie within one year from the time of
granting the divorce
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
NARROWED HER FEELINGS.

Logan port. Ind, Sept. Alleging
that her husband had the fake sui.
c'de" habit and thereby cruelty har.
rowed her feelings. Lorean B. Har-
mon was today granted divorce. Al
-er every spat she alleged. he would
pretend to take poison and send for a
doctor. Subsequent developments "a
varisbIy proved 1t was only an at
tempt 70 frishfen her
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
OVER A MILLION.
Mrs. Corey is Expected to Receive
From Her Former Husband.

Pittsburg, Pa. Sept s. Mrs, VIM
Ellis Corey is daily expected at the
home of her father,n-law. A. A. Corey.
North Braddock, Pa. The homecom.
ing of the former wife of the steel
president has been heralded by dis
patches from Reno, New, to occur on
the first Of this month. but she desired
TO return quietly and unobserved. At
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09

on the l.. and n by the way of Ed
wardsyille to Carmi
Irwin had been employed as engi.
neer on the Big Four for the past four
years and had been a fireman feveral
years previous, He was well known in
Cairo and had hosts of riends among
the railroad men. He was of quiet
and kindly disposition and his death
is deeply regretted.
He was married and made his home
in MI. Carmel He was a member OF
the brotherhood of Locomotive El.
ginecrs of the Mt. GARNER divis on.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09

reestabllsh the company The Dis-
trict Attorney, it is rep rted told the
directors that unless they pledged 81
100000 at once he would 20 before
the grand jury without delay and
have them indicted
In his examination today District
Attorney Bell came across a loan III
s65,000 made to Nipple which Is Sc
cured by collateral he bel ewes Will
not cover the loan. Nipple himself
drew the money and placed in the
keeping of the company $4,000 of
stock of the International Match Com
pany and 100000 of per cent mort
gage bonds of the Washington & Alex
lndria Electric Railway Company
The latter are said to be without val
ue. having been long ago called in and
Cancelled.
Will Arrest Directors.
Banking Commissioner Berkey to-
day said that within three days he
would cause the arrest # FIVE direc.
ors Of tEe Real Estate Trust Com
pany who have attested the false
statements Of the banks condition
saying that no reorganization scheme
would be permitted 70 smother pan
ishment of the crimes committed. or
ders have been issued by the Repa'l-
lican machine leaders 10 make al the
political capital possible o1t { the
bank crash. and Berkey is playing np
his part.
The arrest Of Segai recalls the visit
to this cit yof Lewis NJ. Tewkshury
he bold New York hnancief and crc-
ifur of dream palaceh. whe found a
j. rone supporter IN the promoter who
now a prisoner
Recalls Tewksbury Arres.
Tewsbury came here with a scheme
hat asJ0unded the citv. and he bad
,-. teen IN Philadelphia loBr
.c was arrested as a fugitive on 4
variant issued by the New York et
&c, charging him With embezzieneut
ie was throw1 inio prison but did
lot remain there more than a day or
wo- He was released on bond
igned by Adolph Segal
on his arrival in this city. Tewkz-
uTy engaged one q the most ex-
enslve suites nthe Bellevue STRAIT
1rd For style. in makeup. dress and
1ilet be had ns peer. Eie came dress
Continued on Foura PaEsl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-09
AN EAGLES FLIGHT.

Warren, Ohio, Sept S.-Thomas
Phelan. secretary of the local aerie
of Eagles, is missing. and Sio0 of the
lodge money in his charge cannot be
found. The police learned tonight that
a trunk shipped last week by Phelan
to w. +. Ferguson. Medford, Mass.
had been taken from the express
Office there