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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
S[EUTHS FAIL TO
FIND TRACE Of
CLAY HEIR
nEiM !EEv
KENTUCKY FAMILY SAYS CHILD
is MYTH OF NOTORIETY
SEEKER.
ARISTOCRACY STIRRED
BY the Tale Told BY Mrs, Cunning
ham in the Case Making the
Vast Property in the
Blue Grass State.

Lexington, Ky Oct 1S.-Ken ucky's
aristocracy was stirred to its depths
today by the published announcement
that Mrs. Estelle Chenault Clay, whe
died in the Post Graduate hospital, at
Chicago, in June, 1899 had given
that this child was being held In
secret there by Mrs. Mary Peck
TheiIl, thus keeping the child from in.
heriting The big estate awaiting her in
this state
Tonight denials are coming thick
and fast from the Clays that such a
child was born, and they declare that
the publication is an effort on the
part of Mrs. aylna Estelle Chenault
Cunningham, mother of the late Mrs.
Clay TO obtain newspaper notoriety.
After Mr. and Mrs. Brutus J. Clay
separated and divorce was granted,
the court gave mamie Clay, their
small daughter. to her father Wher
Mrs. Clay died at Chicago she left an
estate Of probably 10000.
Brutus ], Clay could not be found
tonight but his attorney says hat the
estate has greatly depleted by litiga-
ton. After Mrs Brutus Clay's death
her mother, Mrs. Cunningham, was
appointed guardian of the estate.
Three years later she was removed
by order of the court, and the child's
father, who had been administrator
of the dead wife's estate. resigned as
such and was appointed guardian,
Mrs. Cunningham at once brought
suit to oust Clay as guardian. She
lost In the lower court, carried the
case to the Kentucky court of appeals
where she also lost.
n. C.. Fisher, who was appointed
administrator. Is now suing Mrs Cum
ningham for 81 900 worth Of diamonds
which were presented to Mr. Gun
ningham by her daughter, and which
Fisher claims Is the property of the
infant daughter, Mamie Clay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
TAFT SAYS PEACE
HAS COME TO
STAY
AMERICAN COMMISSIONERS TELL
PRESIDENT ABOUT THEIR
TRIP TO CUBA.
TO NAME FISCAL AGENT
To Look After the Financial End OF
the intervention--To Increase t
Number of Troops and With
draw the Marines.

Wa ahington, Oct rs. President
Roosevelt had long conference to-
day with Secretary of State Taft and
Assistant Secretary Bacon who made
la full report Of all thai has occurred
n Cuba since the United States In
tervened to restore order.
The condition Of affairs on the
island and the views Of the Officials
as to the future was taken up with
the view TO borough understanding
Of the situation by the president
The financial feature Of the interyen.
ton also was talked of and the
question of the appointment of a
fiscal agent for the United States in
the islands discussed. 1t is expected
some responsible banking institution
will be selected for this purpose.
Panama matters also were dis
cussed It has been decided to appoint
a governor as well as an American
minister for Panama. although the
president is MOI ready to make public
the names Of the persons selected
When Governor Magoon was at the
isthmus he filed both positions.
Speaking gonertlly of the results OF
his mission 10 Cuba and the prospects
tor the political futuro of the island.
Secretary Taft said success had been
attained in one important point at
least, namely. that the fighting had
been stopped and that he did not he.
iieye that il would be renewed even
after he withdrawal Of the American
tefees II had been 2 dinicut and
dangerous situation FOR timeses he
said, as the commission had ta deal
with an undisciplined force Of per.
haps 10000 men under arms. and
scattered about the island making It
difficult to reach them directly
He said ii had been decided to wi h
draw all but 400 or 500 marines as
soon as possible AS marines were
called away they were to be replaced
by solderg and the number Of these
originally fixed at 5000 men would
probably be increased 10 about 100
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
POLITICAL HOLD Up
CHARGED BY
MURPHY
Says independent League Bosses Dc
mand Money From Candi.
dates.

New York. Oct lS-The most start
ling development In the present poHt
ical campaien in - state came to.
Jay when Charles y. Murphy. leader
OF Tammany Han publicly O. !
thai money had b"ru dcman4el by thc
representatives of their candidates u
certain districts and the sutsc1rra
.crying Of Murphy with a subpoc t.
appear before the grand jury in Jahn
Doe proceedings and testify a. to his
charge.
The subpoena was issued by Dis
trict Attorney Jerome after confer
cnce with Judge Rosalsky. of thu
court nf general sessions. whom. Mur-
ply in imated had given up money for
the endorsement of the Independence
League.
u his statement Murphy charged
that certain independent Leacre man.
agcr- had demanded monev for ftc
withdrawal of their candidate in tho
congressional. senatorial and assembly
districts. where a third ticket had
been put IN the field. He added. how.
ever. that Hearst the candidata for
governor knew absolutely n0fhing of
what was eoi-g m in this connection.
independence Lseague hea 1quarfors
tonight made a positive deniel Of Mur-
phys charges adding that If anyone
connected with the organization had
attempted n hold m candidates they
would BE- zlsd to know Of IL.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
BOY WAS KILLED
BY Watchman, and Sheriff Had Hard
Work in Preventing Mob From
Lynching Him.

jamestown. NJ d.. oel. 49, a mol
today attempted 10 lynch u. Il. Tray's
who Is alleged TO have sot and killut
Go tllcb Anhorn, lG year old bo,
whom he suspected IF sieal,1g a
bundle of lath. Prompt action of tho
sheriff and preparation for protection
OF the prisoner checked the efforts oi
the mob which later dispersed
Travis was watchman and saw the
boy com ny dow nthe tracks with a
bundle of laih. He called 10 thS hoy
nave fired five times, the boys dead
body falling into the river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
NO LABOR PARTY
viii BE Launched BY tho Illinois
observation-disclosures gmen Ex-
press Their Views.

Streator, Ill.,, Oct. 1S-The Illinois
Federation of Labor today passed a
resolution condemung the employ
ment of Chinese labor by the United
States on the Panama canal The
cand dacy Of j. II. Walker, Socialist
for congress against Speaker Cannon
was indorsed.
The proposal that the Federation
launch an independent political party
was voted down A resolution was
adopted pronouDcing as unAmerlcan
the discrimination against elderly
men as government employees. The
Federation viii ask the Illinois legis-
lature to pass laws furnishing school
books free.
The Federation decided to call Il
state meeting for promoting the es-
ablishment of the initiative aud
in city, state and nation,
and went on record as fayerng i'm
mediate establishment of that prinoi-
pal in city affairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
MRS.MEYERSSAVED
From the GalIoWs For a Few Months
While Supreme Court Goes Over
the Evidence.

Washington, d. e. Oct. is. Justice
Brewer of the supreme court of the
limited States today decliued TO either
issue or deny the application for a wri
of error. presented by the woman's at
tOrncys in the case of Mrs Aggle Mey-
ers, who Is under sentence of death on
a charge of numbering her husband in
Kansas City Mo, in 1904.
Brewer said it would be necessary
to have more complete record of the
case before passing upon It. This de-
cision will have the effect of giyi1g
tho woman a respite of a least two o.
three months She was TO have been
hanged on the 2Gth instant
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
MILITARY ESCORT
At FUNERAL Of
MRS. DAVIS
SENDS BAND AND
TROOPS AS MARK OF
RESPECT.

New York. oct 1S.-Simple and
brief funeral services were held today
for the late Mrs.. jefferson Davis al
the Hotel Majestic The services
were priyae Numerous wreaths GOV
erred the casket. One of which was
sent by President and Mrs. Roose-
welt.
Late this evening the body was
taken to the Pennsylvania railroad
ferry at West Twanty-third street and
started on he jou.ney to Richmond.
Va. A company of artillery from Gov
ernor's Island acted as a military e.
cort and a squad of mounted police
and band from Governor Island
and carriages containing members of
the Davis family followed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
BUT HALF A DAY
And Circuit Court Adjourned Till This
Morning-George Howard
Found Guilty.

But half a day was taken mp by
the circuit court yesterday. The jury
in the case of the man who WAS
charged with the crime against natur
George Howard, rendered a vcrd Ct
of guilty and he was sentenced to the
penitcniiary. Judgments were entered
Nd in several cases as follows
Liva Blanton was granted d.
yorcc from Eura Blanton, with rish+
- -csumc her maiden name of Liva
Miller
Angelina Reynolds wa granted a
divorce from John 7. Reynolds. with
custody of minor Oh dren.
Edward Harris pleaded gnilty TO
burglary and larceny and was sen
tenced to the pcnitentiary.
G. T. Trcal vs. Edmund J. Hodge
assumpsit. judgment for plaintiff flr
ss25 90.
Cour- adjourned til this morning
when the case Of John Dixon wiz te
taken MP. charged with murder
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
BIRTH RECORDS
OF Chicago Fail to Show the Birth of
a Child to Mrs, Clay.

Chicago. Oct 1S--Whether or not
Mrs. Estele Chenaut Clay. the Ken
tucky girl who died at the Post
Graduate hospital here on June %
1899, gave birth to an heir to the inn
mense Clay estate before her death.
will probably remain a mystery for
some time to come. Today an import
ant clew, Of which much had been
expected. having failed them, the
detectives working on the case de
ciared themselves completely bafled.
Mrs Clay was known at the hospital
as Estelle Theill The birth records of
the same day show that child was
born To a Mrs. Thcill at 515 Ashland
avenue and that II was named Flora
Louise Clara Theill II was thought
that the birth occurred in the Ash
land avenue house before Mrs. Clay
went to the hospital. but it developed
that the babe was the daughter Of f..
W. Theill. a wagon manufacturer. and
that both the child and mother are
still alive
That Mrs. CLAY gave birth TO a
daughter shortly before her death at
the hospital however. Is the firm con
vicion of the mother of the dead
woman Mrs. ay.na Estell Chenault
Cunningham. Of Escondida. Ky, who
is fighting 90 keep her daughters es-
tate from Brutu-J. Clay, the husband,
from whom her daughter was fleeing
at the time Of her death. but the
detectives here cannot find any record
of H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
TREASURE CRAFT
HAS BEEN
SIGHTED
MISSING YACHT REPORTED AT
CURACAO BUT SlLvERA is
STILL MISSING.
is ON ANOTHER SHIP
Bround For Venezuela Where He and
His Millions viii BE Protected
| is Now the Belief OF His
Pursuers.

New York. Oct fS.-The first news
! of Manuel SilYeria the missing man
agcr of the Havana branch of the firm
Of Jose Cehall & Company. WIS RI
ceiycd today through Capt Bennett OF
the Red d liner zulla, Just arrived
from South American ports. vino re.
potred that the steamship Carmerna
on which il Is alleged Silycria sai'ed
from Havana with $1,00o0o0, belong
/ TO Ceballoa a Co. had arrived al Cara
Gao. a small island off the coast Of
Venezuela
Il is not known whether Silyeria Is
still aboard the ship on which he tokk
| flight from Cuba. but from the mca-
ger information that could be obtain
ed by the commander of the Zulia
there is reason to believe that the al
legged dcfaulter has landed 10 Vcae.
zuela.
This belief Is given strength by tho
fact that Silvcria is known 10 he On
friendly terms with President csstra
In fact, many of his friends here be-
lieved he. llad gone to the Sruth Art.
crican Republic TO evaic arreFt
May &c still at Sea.
II Is considered poss hle that tire
Carmclina has put into Curacao after
having transferred Silvcra TO another
ship
On the day following the announce
ment Of his alleged defacatInn .it was
stated uf the offices OF sullivan 4
Cromwell counsel for cahailos & Cn.,
that word had been received Of Sil
vcrias trans.shipment when he was
stwo days out from Havana.
The news brought by Captain Ben
rctt Is the first heard IF tiie missing
ship since she sailed from Havana
several weeits ago.
SiIyeria cabled Of that time he w9s
on his way to New York and the Car
melina cleared for his port. but failed
70 turn m here Tho failure Of Ce-
ballts & Go was announced when the
sup WIS tuItt NdN0U bNfiuu's tuW
here seemed TO be little chance that
silvcria NO Id app ar with the 81 90
o0G.
Although II is just a week today
since the failure of Ceballos & Co.
and their signment TO Wm, V. Rowe
for the benefit of creditors the expert
accountants who have since lCcn n.
work on the hooks have not yet com
nleted the schedules Of assets and la
hilities, and re not likely TO for sever
n days
Juan f. OFarrlll. exseeretary of
state Of Cuba denied yesterday that
his visit un Monday to the Office cf
Y NJ. Cehallos & Go h,d any ccnnec
lion with the disappearance # Man
uel Slveria. az was stated. u wac
also said that Seour O'Farrill had
been Counsel for the missing wan.
Il am not the attorney for Manuel
Suveria. and know nothing Of his
whereabouts" said the eX-secrotary of
state
No definite Information has been re-
coved ss 10 the whcreabout of Manuel
SUvcria. tho fugitive agent of the Co
hallrs firm in Havana There Is a
strong belief there however. that he
has reached Venezuela ard is hill
ing in the interior Of that country
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
TEMP PERANCEUN|ON
To Ask President TO Stop Sale o
Opium or Liquor to UnciViliZed
Nations.

Boston, Mass. oct Is Much buzz
moss was cleared up al the first day
formal seesion of nc Tricnial conven
tion of the Worlds Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union in this city
The welcoming addresses and re-
y nses were delivered early in tn;
day.
A resolution asking President Roose
welt and Secretary ~ state Root 10 re-
"a tnhc suggestion formerly made hy
The president and ~ the lac Sccro
farv Hay that Great Britain and the
uited States unite IN presenting T.
other cations rca'y to forbid tho
sale ~ opium or inioVicatinr liquors
tr Uucivilizod nations was un1ninon
IS adopted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
MYSTERIOUS CRAFT.
That Left Norfolk May Have Met che
Carmeiins in Midsc5.

Norfolk. Va. oct IS SirauEers.
believed 70 be detective. we're hero
today invostiga' ng thc departure form
/ this port on October Of the Yacht
Garth. which Is said 10 Re conectedn IN
some wav with the disappearance ~
Manuel Silveria. partner in the firm of
lI. " Ceballos and Co who Is rcpar'-
ed To have sailed on the steamer Ca
melira with 81 600 oo0 If the firms
money The Carib arrived here fr0m
New York. ccsIed and sailed cstens-
hlv for cuba Nothing has been heard
of her since her departure from this
port
The Garth va said BY tho . aboard
10 be ruder the agency Of J N CehsI
los and Co. and b. was understood vas
owned by J. NJ Cehalios. head 4 the
great banking firm which failed short
" after Silverla left Havana October
2. aboard the Carmclina
The present whereabouts of the
Garth are unknown here. bui 1t IS coa-
jectured that she NAV have met the
CaFmelina somewhere down this coast
and il may Develop later vas actively
assoc -aiea with the SilveTla enter
prise. she & smell steam yacht bat
50 feet long
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
MIAMI SEVERELY DAMAGED.

Fort Fierce Fla Oct NJ The con
2dpctor Of train Jasl IN from Mani
reports terrible destruction there by
a hurricane.
. Fully 100 homes were blown down
and the city Is in a demorali2ed con.
d tion. The Episc0pa; and Methodist
churches both were blown down
The jail was leaning with danger Of
turning over and the prisoners had to
he removed, Car sheds are down and
the tops were blown off the Occidental
steamer sheds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
NO WORD FROM HAVANA.

Santiago. Cuba, Ocf. 1S-Telo
graphic communicative with Havana
IS interrupted. Every effort 20 got
word from the capital has proved fr n
less. Neither the land line cr coast
wise cables are in operation There
has been 20 torn hero and The ~
clone which has broken communir7
tion with Havana evidently was con
fined to- the central aud eastern par
Of The island
Efforts are being made 10 rccstah-
lish communication from this end
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
Not an Indian Word.

Calumet, supposed to be an lr
dian word meaning pipe Of peace.
was wholly unknown among the saw
ages. Il is Norman. and signifies ID
general a pipe The pipe Of peace
was a "ganoTdace" among the Iro-
quois and q 'posgun" among some
other tribes The Algonkins called Il
pOagan." the Winnebagoes "tshnee-
ho0" and the Dacotahs "chainson-
hoopa-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
FUNDS ARE SHORT
And Chief Wilkic Goes % St. Louis 70
lnve tipste thu U. s,
Sub treasury.

50 Louis. 40. oct 1S-Chiof WI
kia. of shc United states secret ser
we TODAY took cha e. Of The invcsti
CATION in the alleged shortage Of sci
oon in fhe funds of the 81 Louis slb
treasury and was in conference with
suhtrrazu-y officials today
S1hfreazurrr Atius declined ~ di-
or .s the alleged shortaE He aid %
would probably occupy about tvo
weeks in counting tne funds and
making a thorough investigation and
not until ths1 would it bc ascer-
tainod whether a clerical error hs-
been made or uhIher there IS an ac
tual shortage
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
FOUL PLAY FEARED
In Case of Iowa Man, Who is Thought
to Have Been Robbed and
Thrown From Train.

Lawton, Okla, Oct. IS. Foul play
Is feared in the disappearance Of II.
Pollock. of Burlington, Iowa, an AGED
passenger on a Rock Iflard train
coming TO Lawton tonight II is he
Ievcd that Pollock was robbed and
thrown from the train a short time
before the train reached here.
II is known that Pollock did not get
off at the station and a search res It
ed in the discovery of clothing he
longing to the missing man several
miles from any station United
Sta'ra officers have gone to the scaue
to make an investigation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
HIGH TIDE FLOODS STREETS.

Jacksonville, Fla, oct 1S.A Sc
we're storm has been blowing at Eas
Coast, Florida, but the wires went
down early IN the day and It has been
impossible to obtain details. Just be-
fore the wires failed the operator a.
Miami reported an unusual high tide,
with water two feet deep in the tee
graph office and the low sire Is
flooded.
At st. Augustine the tide was the
highest in ten wears and the streets
along the bay front were undated
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
DAUGHTER SAVED FAMILY.

Morgantown. W. Va. Oct. lG-0ak
Hall. the summer home Of former
Gavorn>r 4. y. Fleming was totally
destroyed bv FIRE At 3 O'Clock this
morning. The property was on the
b zhesi point in the Allegheries. near
Terra Alta. and was valued al SO
n00 The fire was discovered by Mis-
Virginia Fleming in time to permit
the escape Of the family. but all their
clothes and personal belongings were
burned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
BRYAN At MOUNT VERNON.

Mount Vernon. Ill.. Oci ff--Wil
liam J. Bryan was accorded an en-
thusiastic reception This afternoon
when he addressed several thousand
persons here Bryan confined himself
to 2 discussion Of trusts and tariff
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19

EX-CiRCUIT CLERK
SUICIDES; BOOKS
SHOW A SHORTAGE.

Lltchheld, H., Oct. 1S-Dun
can G. Best, for eight years
, circuit clerk of Montgomery
county committed suicide in
New York City this afternoon
; by shooting himself He left
) here a few weeks ago, Osien-
) sibly to seek a position but
) his accounts as circuit clerk
) have s.nce proven TO be short
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
WOMAN KILLED AND
ANOTHER HURT WHEN
AUTO OVERTURNED. o.

Waltham, Mass. Oct. 1S.-By =
the ovelturning OF an automo- =
bile at the footzof a long hill =
between Wyland eand Sudbuy =
Center today, Mrs. Fred N Dil-
lon, of Fitchburg, wa killed, =
and Mrs. George +. Grant, Jr,, .
also Of iTitchburg, was sen .
ously injured The women =
were caught underneath. M =
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
SERGEANT sLAYS LIEUTENANT.

Manila oct i6.-First Lieutenant
Robert B. Calvert of the Twenty
fourth Unitc1 States Infantry was
killed bv Sergeant Taylor Of the same
regiment at Albala province oy
Lcyte. The particulars Of the tragedy
have not been received.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
KEY WEST CUT OFF.

Now Orleans la. oct. is Efforts
tonight fo reach KY West. Fla. By
wireless from here brorg chr no re-
sponse. Key West replied 90 wireless
CALI la1 'ght
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
BOY KILLED FOR wooocHUck.

Winona. Minu-. oct william
Cason. while on a hunting expedition
toby near Hayfeld MINI shot and
killed Mabel Stenson aged ~ years.
vhau he had mistaken fJr 4 wool
rs1-:
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
Settling u.

One of the Doctors-Gsntiemen.
since We cannot agree upon a dag
nosis. and as it is getting late. I pro
pose We draw lCts-W0man's Home
Companion
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
Ex SENATOR cocKRELL Ill.

Washington. Oct. l6.-FOrmer Sen
ator Cockrell of Missouri. is i'll at his
home here He is reported to be sui
feriBg from ovcrwOrk and heart
trouble
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19

ST. Augustine, Fla Oct iS Ere
quent messages have been received at
wireless station here today giving tte
progress of the hurricane which swept
from Cuba to the lower east coast of
Florida.
Early this morning the storm was
reported in the vicin;y of Havana do
ing great damage here, but details
are lacking. Later the storm reache |
Key West, blowing down small houses
and trees. As the day wore on the
storm reached Jupiter. whore il is
stated that the wind blew 10 miles an
hour.
Wires are down south OF Jupiter and
no wireless reports have been received
from Mama district The storm Is
fast moving in this direction
Residents on Amastasia island have
beca warned and some have moved to
this city
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
Aconrdlnn % ,he Hlhie.

4 r.bllcsl sl51a \ days jour0ey
zss - - u'ier
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
SEEK fer LHe's Chances.

NJ great ro0d comes vitiCut look
.ag ats. Il -F.cia the L--.a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19
Is Again Swept by a Hur-
ricane and Great
Damage Results
is AGAIN SWEPT BY a HURRl-
CANE AND GREAT DAMAGE
RESULTS.
FEAR FELT FOR CUBA
All Communication With Hav9na Cut
OH--Strects in Florida Cites
Flooded by High Tide
Miami Suffered.

Jacksonville, Fla, Oct 49, Al two
O'Clock this morning (Friday) Davana
is sill cut off from cable cohmuni-
cation and there was nothing 10 indl
cate when the resumpt Oh Of he ser
vice might he expected. Meantime
the effect fthe hurricane I'LL Cuba
shut off from the world all day, Is
anxiously awaited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19

ANSWERING A WANT ADJ tome
Of these days will start you on the
SHORT CUT" to affiucncc--so FAR
as there rs any "short cut" For "who
can answer where any road leads TOT"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-19

DO you BUY CLOTHES for more
than one? II you do, the store ads.
nowadays should be MIGHTY IN.
TERESTING' reading for you.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
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