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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
MYSTERIOUS Attack.

lust after leaving the court house
today. following adjournment of the
hearing of the divorce case Mrs. Mary
Scott Hartie. the respondent. was az
tackled by an unknown man on the
streets. sEF
Despite the crowd about the court
house at the time the man escaped
although a short chase after him was
taken mp. He disappeared through an
alley in the vicinity of the court
house.
Mrs. Hartje left the building accom-
panied 10y Mrs. Alexander W. Slocum
who has been her constant companion
throughout the hearing The women
were on the way to the Office Of John
Freeman. Mrs. Hartie's counsel. They
had gone but a few steps from the
court house when man having the
appearance Of mill worker thrust
ont his arm and grabbing Mrs. Hariie
and dragging her across The pave
ment. saying Mary come with me-
Crowd Was Psrslyzed.
Screaming with fright Mrs. Hartje
escaped from the man and found re-
fuge IN Freemans office meantime
The crowd stood about. apparently
paralyzcd. The man ran and was losi
10 those who took mp the chase 4
few minutes later Mrs. Slocum point .
Cd ont man As the assailant and hc
WAS arrested but released when Mrs. /
iiartje said Do vas moi the man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
MADE A FORTUNE
Did the Express Clerk Who Bought
Panama Canal Bonds and Sold
Them at Big Profit.

New York, July % 1t was learned
today that J II Bachc aud Company.
bankers had purchased ihe $4,000. 1000
Panama canal bonds recently allotted
by the treasury department TO Sam
mol Byorly an express company's
clerk of this city
Bache and Company have in turn
disposed of tho bonds to Fisk and
Robinson. who were the successful
bidders for he greater portion of the
Is ne. Tho price OF the bonds already
las advanced 10 l0il0. which means
a profit q $27o2l for the clerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
MORE SENSATIONS
IN THE HARTJE
CASE
fTY sAis
WHEN MILLIONAIRE ACCUSED
WIFE OF CRIME, PUNISHABLE
BY IMPRISONMENT.
MYSTERIOUS ATTACK
Made on Mrs. Hartje Just as She Was
Leaving Court BY an Unknown
Man Who Escaped in the
Crowd.

Ptt.burg, Pa, July 2G-The I'M
evidence that il produced in crimi
nal court would tend to convict his
wife of a crime, the punishment OF
which Is Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary, was seen today in the famous
Hartie divorce case.
Wilbert Ashby, husband of Blanche
Ashby, formerly a domestic in the
Hartje household. swore that his wife
had told she had lied in the deposition
she made for Mrs. Hart cad that
she had been promised money for
doing so.
Says Negress Lied.
This evidence was in continuation
of the attempt of Hartie's attorneys
10 show there has been improper in
fluence in securing the testimony for
the other side.
Ashby also swore that his wife had
tod him that Mrs Hartje had de
clared TO her that she was sorry thai
she had no returned to live with
IIartie when he asked her to go back
to him
At this statement Mrs IIartjc
showed more establishment than She
has exhibited at any of the testimony
hitherto.
Point for Mrs. Hartje.
In cross examination a letter which |
Ashby had written Mrs Hartie was
placed in evidence In il he told Mrs !
lIartie that il she could pay Blanche
for speaking for her, Hartie could do /
the same This took some of the wind
out Of the sails on the Hartie side, a.
all testimony on that point had been
to the effect Ashby had written that
if Mrs. Hartie could pay Blanche for
Lying Hartje could afford to pay
for the truth"
It was charged that relatives Of
Mrs Hartje had paid the moncyand
Mrs Ashby has shown ;he bank roll.
Attorney Freeman brought out the
FACE that Mrs Ashby and her husband
had separated and that all the wit
nesses for Hartje were relatives of
the Ashby womans husband.
A lively argument between Judge
Robert S Fraser and Prof w. A.
Drake. the Chicago handwriting OK
pert who is testifying on August
Hartje's side Of the divorce case, en-.
Iivened the proceedings today The
court asked several pertinent ques-
lions The expert held his ground and
differed with the court in regard 10
The characteristics of certain words
and letters.
The hearing of the conspiracy
charges against Augu tus Hartje
John s Wel-hons and Clifford Hooc
he colorcd coachman, now in jail on
a charge OF perjury In connection !
with the divorce case. has been post a
poned for one week from today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
FUGITIVE LOBBYIST,
Cigarette" Baker, Was Seen in Ca.
madam Town Ry Indiana Sheriff.

Indianapolis, Ind, July -. Sheriff
SourHer who returned to indianapolis
today after a months vacation said
that he saw Cigarette" Baker, the
fugitive lobbyist, in a Canadian town
about 60 miles from Toronto Ha de-.
clared that he was within eight feet
Of Baker and easily identified him
According to his story Baker has
exchanged his auburn toupee for a
black one and has sacrificed his mus
tache, but his appearance is not
greatly changed
sourbier said that an effort is being
made now to get Baker across the
border into this country. where he can
he arrested ou tbs lNibery charge ami
returned 10 Indianapolis Tor trial.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
PITCHED BATTLE
Between Sheriff and Soldiers and the
Dietz Family--.attcr Re
mains Uncap;ured.

lasts SfHih wis. tuly 1G 4 nes
senser jut arrived hero from Cam
eron Dam, ronors that the sheriff and
six soldiers whom the governor sent
from Milwaukee, encountered John
Dietz IN "A fierce battle One Of the
soldiers wa. shot twice and cannot
live
One Of the Dietz boys was also shot
through he head bat was dragged in
eide the house ard the Diets remain
fortified in his camps and another bat
tie is expected soon Doctors have left
for the scene Dietz has refused 10
give up several million feet Of lumber
belonging to other parties.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
DYING MAN
Carried Eighty-two Miles IN Seventy
Minutes In Attempt to Save Life.

Camden, n. j., July 20 To save n
human life record run Of ~ miles in
40 minutes was made from Cape May
10 Camden by a special train over the
Reading Railroad this afternoon.
John Dauhman a machinist, ~
wears Old of Camden. had been sent
10 Cape May To repair disabled 10.
connective. His legs were crushed and
q special train was given the right of
way In lis wild dash Word had been
iolegraphed ahead and The city am.
bulance was in waiting when the
train pulled into Camden.
The surgeons will try 10 save Dauh-
mans life but one leg may have 10
he ampuialed and his condition is
very critical
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
NIXON ADVANCED
From Waterman 10 General Manager
81 the Frisco Systen1-An ii1.
noisian's Success.

81 Louis. Me. Jrly 25 w. a. six
on va- oday appointed general mana
ger of rhe p sen syH rm. effective
August lsi. with headquarters 30 St.
Louis Nixon AZ present vice prcsi-
dent and general MANAGER 81 the
Gulf Colorado and Santa f. railroad.
with heddquarters al Calves on. Tex.
He began his railroad career q years
ago as a railrosd Waterman in his ma
i've iafe Of Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
GOOD TEMPLARs MEET.

Boston. Mas. July 2G-The bust
ne of today's session Of the luterna.
iicnal Cord Tcmplars inciudod an al
DIES. by National Templar ConerIi
of Seattle and the appointment OF
committee vs.. ~ CLARK. of BipoH.
Wis was chosen chairman pf tn ere.
dcnflats committee
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
TEMPERANCE CLUB
OF Illinois Meets IN Jacksonville and
Elects OFicers-w. s. Cod
man NC9 President.

Jacksonville. l'l- Juiy 20 The
LOYAL Temperate Legion # Illinois
TODAY elect e. President walter s.
Goodwin. ChiCaCe- vice pre- ident
Mrs W W Walker jacksonville.
c0rTesp pending secretary. Mis- Nellie
Bolton. NauvCo- recording secret AIRY.
Miss Bessie r psimer Chicago.
treasurer. Miss Minnie p Edwards
Bethany
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
5ELZ FOUND GUILTY.

Springfield. Ohio. july 2G-Charles
Belz was tried today on the charge Of
rioting and found guilty. It is alleged
he was caught throwing stones at a
street arc lght while The iungles were
burned by a mob las February.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
BUGGY WHIP
Brought Columbus Negro to Time Al
ter He Had Defied 100 Pursuers.

Richmond, Va. Judy 26. William
Price, alias Frank Brady, wanted in
Columbus Ohio, for the killing Of
George Harley, another negro, was
captured at Newport News today af-
ter a thrilling chase through the prin.
cipal streets in which a hundred citi.
zons joined. When finally ovcrtallen
Price stood al bay with drawn
knife A man in the crowd advanced
on the fugitive with a buggy whip
whereupon Price surrendered The
negro confessed that he killed Harley
bat declared il was in selfdefense.
lie added that Harley was a mo ac.
count niger and a cocaine fiend"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
ENHUNEO HER DOG.

Fc'crs3urg. Ind Iniy sG Nr- J.
w. Bergen g this city hai BIER dog
buried ~ fhc Walnut Hil Gem terry
here cu MONDAY Lot ovuer~ protested
and sexton Elijah Morley This morn
irr eyhumei the animal ana buried g.
an adjoining field
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
FLEW TO PIECES.
Did Cream Separator Killing One Boy
and Binding Another

Lcmara Ia. July 2G-Threc boys
Tried 70 make a cream separator go
al high speed when 10 flew TO pieces.
George Frerich. aged II years. was
instantly killed. Fred Frerich will
'ose the sight 81 an eye and Ernest
Frerich had his arm broken
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
POLICEMEN ON STRIKE.

HelsinEfors. Finland. July 2C.-Ths
city is without police protection owing
To The strike Of the patrolmen. The
strikers have been discharged and the
re idents have undertaken the preset
vat ON Of order until the organiza ion
of new police force.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
CRUSHED UNDER LOG
Which Fell From Wagon We're In
diana Man and His Young Son.

Corydon. Ind. July 20. Falling bc.
meath a large log upon which they
had ben seated and which rolled off
a wagon, James Harding. aged 80 and
his S-year-old son were Instantly
killed near here today. Harding's
skull WAS crushed aId his sons neck
was broken.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
STOP MOSCOW FRrIcur.

'ouis burg. Prussia Juiy - Tho
Russian railway authorities have an
uounceI haU they have stopped taa
ing freight for Moscow on the line or
The koniE-hurz Biaiv tps railway iiI
FUR her notice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
WATER FAMINE
seourgcs a St. Louis Suburb and
Prices May Be Raised.

81 Louis July 26-Thc suburb Of
kirkwood. with "a population of $500.
has been without water since O'Clock
Saturday evening Cistems have been
drained. wells have been exhausted.
aud the people. made c.pcrate 10y the
situation. are signing petition. 90 CITY
officials asking that measures be-
taken for rcia
The mains suddenly wont dry and
the company furnishing water made
no explanation. u is stated The water
campanies desire 20 raise the price of
water
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
RevoLuTIoNIsTs car ANS

London JBly 2f.-Ihe CORES non.
dent at C0peuha-en OF The Telegraph
states ON information received from
The captains II the Danish and for
eigu steamers t1at Russian revo.u-
q enists still continue 10 smuggis
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
M'klNLEY MONUMENT.
To Be Unveiled at Columbus-Justice
Day to Make the Address.

Canton, Ohio July 26.-Justice VII
liam d. Day of the supreme court has
accepted an invitation TO deliver the
principal address on the occasion of
he unveiling of the monument in
honor of Mckinley, being erected by
The state of Ohio at Columbus The
ceremony will take place September
lith.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
AUTO KILLS PRINCE.

Munich. bavaria J1lv - Prince
Eugene Murat was killed today hy
the oFeFtuTniHg of his automobile
while be was ca III uav t. KaHcbad
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
GuARnsMEM killed

Lublin. july 20 Two rural guards
men were bot and killed IN a crowded
-'r-rt hero This afternoon. The assas-
sins capped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27
DOWN ENHANCEMENT
Plunged Fast Freight and Three Train
men Were Killed.

New York. July 26-Three train
men were killed @ ne ya-rs u the
Erie RAILROAD at Jersey CITY tonight
when spreading rails sent fast
freight train p,ung-ng down an en-
bsnkment
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

WHEN YOU ARE WRITING advcr.
t'scments make them attractive to the
woman every tme--sven though you
are advertising mems goods. The
women control the pocket books Of
the country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-27

IT IS ALL RIGHT 10 adopt the
maxim DUTY before pleasure IN fscg
i Is almost necessary TO do this. Hut
do not make i Duty and no ptxas.
urc."
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
SUPPLEMENT TO THE BARTON COUNTY DEMOCRAT
Business Firms of Great Bend
ef Resume of the Various Business ENTERPRISES and
Their Proprietors for the Year 1906

the Tadmg Po
re- PEOPLE came here from several supplies the railroads
came and new towns were established the percepiby
smaller but the firms wndthr territory aIo
extended Merchandise of description leaves
Great Bend daily for arandn
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-08
uNv % MANv elAooes?

Forty people in every hunArel
should wear spectacles or eyeglasses.
why? Because . greater demand ID
made upon eyesight in these modern
times than ever before. our eyes are
used more constantly. and are subject
ed TO the most severe strains.
While it is true that a large per
cent of people should wear glasses, it
is amazing to see the number who,
from simple neglect, DO not do so. OF
course. it is also an important matter
rs to the kind of glasses that should
be worn.
We cal your attention to the kryp-
tok lenses as the latest scientific
achievement in the optical field. We
invite you who are in search of clear
vision to investigate the merits of
this attractive. perfect fitting lens.
Though in appearance it is single
focus lens, it has two separate and
distinct focal powers, which does
away with the necessity Of two pairs
Of glasses and the continual changing z
from one to the other. For further in
formation address the Columbian BIZ
focal Co., Temple Court, Denver Colo.
who are the sole makers and distrib-
utors in the West.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-08
In the cosr~e 81 . yesr tn .

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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-08
A Live
Wire

Every nerve il . live wire
cesaecting some part of the
Asdy with the brain. They are
- numeroas that II yoa pewe-
tsaae tke skia with tse point of
. seedle yoa will tossch . serve
- ssce;ve . s,ock-psia Il is
co1Ds1. AelAss - paSes cssne
6sosn . peessaee, strain - ~
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ieeet the Hesve The gresser the
raia. When the paia comes
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Nsus0lOiA
whether it be the facial nerves,
or the heart, stomach, sciatic
or other prominent nerve
branch. To stop pain, then,
YOU must relieve the strain or
pressure upon the nerves.
DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills do
this.
II suffered intense pain, caused BY
Gus medicines without getting relief
until began taking Dr. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills. They did me more
good than all the medicines l ever
used They never fail to cure my
headaches, and their use never leaves
any bad sfter-enects.
MRS. WM. BECKMAN.
s57 W. 4th st, Erie. Pa.
or, Ni,ss' Anti ea,N pItls aro os$1 ~
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-08
reCvRe GNlD ~ WSG RAN
Take LAXATIVE BkOMO O1isise Tablets
Drueeists refusd money il il fails IN csre. E
y. GROVES Signature is % each box. &c.

Three salesmen wanted for our
new Railroad, County and State
Survey map Of Colombo. Just of
the press and absolutely new.
Towns and railroad stations fully
indexed with location, population
and many other special features.
Splendid opportunity for energetic
men. Raxp NCNALLr & Co,
4-24 Chicago. Ill.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-08

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cause yos have bees . popper 70 NJ"
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frsse RsstAesminG paily.
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world keoOo Oettio' healthier -
healthier. heople live longer thaa
they did - q Ice years ago. Anyoee
caa Observe tss fact
Aaat 0aleaA-lvs aoticed 1t for .
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-08

Strawberry hy vt Gl~nwood
',~'~ss Ass i~rs ax~'' hi. year for
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-08

Talk Of the town Cansdays ice
cream coda and sundae's.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-08

The inn rtsd Per 8lE0OR
cheron Stallion
has begun the season OF 1906 and the
Gunnisun Percheron Horse Ass ,ciation
announces that he will stand at the fol
lowing places and dates:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-24
CHINESE NEW YEAR
CELEBRATION Is On

At midnight last night the Chinese
New Year was formally brought into
being by the general discharge of fire
works and much other noise. The club
houses were illuminated and everybody
put on a festal smile.
While the Chinese community in gen.
eral began the New Year last night
the official New Year does not COM
mence until Thursday, on which day
the Chinese Consul, Mr.. Chang Tso
Fan, will hold public reception at
the Consulate. corner of Victoria and
Beretania streets, from u noon to 2
p. m.
The Chinese United Society will hold
a public reception today from II a. m.
to p m. at their clubhouse on King
street. The Chinese Young Mems Club
will also entertain and the Bow Wong
Society will keep open house. The
Quon On Society one of the largest
In the city, will entertain at their club
house on Smith street from 1880 to u
a. m. today.
pearance in Chinatown in the last ten
days. Clubhouses have been newly
painted and huge, balloon-like lanterns
and potted plants have been disposed
about the structures, and especially
on the lanais opening upon the streets,
to show them to the best advantage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-24
BAND NOTES.

The Hawaiian Band will plav this
morning at the departure of the Ala
media; at noon at the Chinese Socfety's
hall, and in the afternoon at the Boys
Field. Chinese sports. There will be no
evening concert at the Palama railroad
station. Thursday a noon the band
will play at the Chinese Consurs, in
celebration of the Chinese New Year
Thursday evening a public concert will
be given at the Hawaiian Hotel in
ton of Robert Burns.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-24
BUSINESS LOCALS.

New Sorosis shoes, Kerr's.
Patent leather Sorosis pumps, Kerr's'
Fisher will sell small Foot Lathe
at 10 a, m. today.
Morgans Friday sale dry goods
regular hummer for you.
Morgan sells % cases of matches at
noon today on the Oceanic dock.
The new Blucher-cut Soross is a
great shoe See them at Kerrs. +
Attend the sale of Fishers at 10 a.
m. There may be some thing you
want.
Party advertises in our want columns
for a good family cow Jersey pre-
ferred.
If yod want quick and satisfactory
returns send your goods to Fishers
auction rooms
Why pay Sc for shoes when Kerr's
are Showing the latest shapes in So
rosis at s3.50?
Some japanese boys desire work
after school hours. See our want ads
for particulars.
The Hawaiian News Co. handles
those sterling typewriters, the Dens-
more and Smith-Premier.
Whitney & Marsh announce that
their new shirt waists will be placed
on sale tomorrow morning.
The warm weather is coming on
Now is the time to order our electric
fan Hawaiian Electric Co.
The annual meeting of the honolulu
Rapid Transit and Land Co, Will be
held on Wednesday, Jan. 31st.
Scotty's &C. E. Meston) Royal Annex
opposite Police Station. Hot lunch |
served from II to 2. It will please you.
Geo. D. Gear has opened law Of |
fees in the rooms formerly occupied |
bv Justice Hatch on Kaahumanu |
street.
Greater New York Cafe, corner of
Lilfha and King streets. Open all /
night. First-class meals and liquors
served
Ferndale Lithfa is the peer of table :,
waters and is a sparkling, effervescins
dream of joy. Price. $1,35 per dozen,
Henry May & Co.
Go to Miss Power for fine millinery,
exclusive designs and reasonable
prices. Millinery parlors, Boston
building, Fort street.
The Hawaiian Trust Co, by it's up
to-date, business-like methods, has
made a name for itself which has gain
ed for it a popular support
First-class tickets to all stations on
he Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the Office
# Trent & Co, 936 Fort street.
Our new stock of linoleum has just J
arrived and the assortment of plain,
print and inlaid goods is better than
ever. We invite an inspection. Levers .
& Cooke, Ltd.
A neatly coy furnished cottage at )
he Vida Villa offered for rent. Is 7
IN King street car line. just above
Thomas Square. For particulars en-
Iuire of J. Alfred Nagoon.
There are on display in the window J.
If Henry May & Co, some fine pine
lpples. weighing over eleven pounds
ZACH and grown by J. D. Dole OF the
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. at Wah1aWa s
First-cIass cooks, courteous walters =
Ind the best meal in the city for the .,
money at the Occidental restaurant. =
which is now under the management
# Leong Hoy, the well-known caterer
Sachs great January sale of ready
made sheets, pillow cases and turkish
commences tomorrow
morning. January 25th. This sale IS
pecially important to housekeepers
nd hotel people.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-24

People who are in a hurry
business men who have
to eat and drink on the fly,
patronize the CRITERION.
There they get the best
possible refreshment, both
solid and liquid, in the short
est space of time.
G. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor,
Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-13

the train reached Horse Creek Chickering
jumped off and made away up the road,
where he was apprehended about 4
o'clock. He was brought to jasper on
the evening accommodation
The commissioners court in session is
looking over plans submitted by archi-
tects for the remodelling of the court
house and it is very probable that
decision as to just what improvements
will be made will be reached within the
next few days. The new structure will
be one of the most up to date In Ala
bama and the improvements will repre-
sent an expenditure of probably $4,000.
The light plant and waterworks for
Carbon Hill are nearing completion and
will be put into operation some time dur
ing the summer. These utilities are owned
and will be operated by the city Carbon
Hill citizens are pleased with the pros
poets of water and lights and it is ex-
pected that the enterprise will meet with
immediate success.
A report of Carbon Hills dispensary
shows sales of over S23, 900 for the first
six months of the year and profits of over
$1,000 Out of the net profits of the dis
pensary the county school fund will re-
ceive 40 per cent Reports of the four
other dispensaries in the county have
not yet been published.