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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
/ Beaiamtn Nesel /.

SIM Alter bon nur 81 Sabren if
gsfern Na9mittag Benjamin We9el,
COS Weg6orff Strabe. Elm augemsin
belisbter unb befannter iSeutf4er on
ben 5oleen elmer 8lutbereiftuns. bic
er f9 erf ttir3Ii9 3ugs3ogen, geForben.
Der 8ob fam sdnslin unermartet, ba
fi9 Serr Megsl nod am Yormittdge
gum arste bsaeben bate. um segen iein
2siben, bon beHsn S9were tpsber Ct
nod feline Gamilie eine M6nung bat.
ten, Aranei 3u bolen. Nuf benz 6eim'
tpess fibIte Ct fib pl6bIi& unwobl unb
als F9 isin 3uaanb suiebenbs ber'
f9Iimmerte, murbsn msbrere aerste all
Ratbe se3Osen. ieoo& selang ss ::ni@i
ben bereits NIT benz 8obe ringenben
3u retten.
6err Wegel murbs In ct. Anne,
Ssnnings @ountp Snb. geboren.
2anse Sabre als @&anftelner, aulebi
OILS Wirib ielber tbdtig. bate Ct I'D
sinsn grobsn Rrsis bon Betannten unb
6reunben eruorben bie ieinen ID
fribsn 9ob aufri&tig betrausrn. Del
Dsriiorbene mar ein Witglieb bes st.
Sranciseus Wereins. Oie BeerbigunQ
finbst am Wittmo& Worgen fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27

WobIesbiIIe. @dbrenb bes
gswittsrs am Sonntae Nbenb f9Iug
Der BIib tn sinen Baum Dor benz 6auie
bes bier uObnbaften Sobn Slider.
6err Slider. Der isit Sabren taub iif,
fab bor Der 9biir, aIs Der Baum se.
trofen muroe. @lei9 ta9 ben.
e8lase bemerfte man. bab er gerabe 10
gut au b0ren TN Sianbs let, uie In
fraberen Sabren, bod perIor ii& Das
@ebbr ipdter misber. :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27

gom berrli9Fen Wetter bsehnfiigi,
fsierte Der S9wsberbunb gefern fein
Stiftungsfeif.
Wie 3u srmarten mar, iif au4 bies.
nal bas 6sFf nit elmer gemuthli4feit
bur&gefiibrt tporbsn. tpis es sbsn nur
Sdmsi3er fertig bringsn.
Wenn aud Der Bsiu4 etwas su tpHns
i9sn ttris lieb, um 10 me6r persnts'
ten R9 bie Nnmsisnbsn nit WuRt. @s.
fang unb ben betannten 6reiheits.
liebern, bic In isbsr S9usi3srbruff biz
2isbs 3ur altsn Seimatb neu ertusdsn
unb ieoem au 9ersen ssben.
go sntfaItets fid sin fr6bliaes 8rei.
ben unb nit perooppelter S4ne0igfeii
f9manbsn bic Stunben bahin.
gs bat I'D aufs Tsus bsuieIen, bat
bic S&wsiasr bas 6sr3 bsFben, 5eRs
3u feiern bie ibrem inneren Semitic
entipre&en.
Dem entipre9snb bielt 6err Carl
@ubmi0sr sins Der geIsgenbeit on
paBsnbe Rsbe, tpel&e NIT grobsm Bel.
faQ belobnt muroe.
alIes bat iein gnbe. 10 aud bisi'
6efili9tsit. bie nod lange In gr.
inneruns Der Anweienben bIeiben.f .f.oirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
auonaale 0etsbts.

Gin p6llig tieuss prosramm fommi
mdbrenb bieier Doae tn AponbaIs
6sigbts aur Mufhbruns. 9ueiue g.
Bern, eine bstannte Uaubsbtls.e .edngs.
rim; BiRp 3ubp. Sarfsner bon Neser.
rollen; paulins Dssbsr. soubrstte, In
ibrem neuen $an3ftde y Der San3 ale,
NatiOnen"; Sad Worsan, YarHslle,
egeentrii3er @olIsn. Die gsiammteu
Darheaer bringen bie Wertps9ielunss'
Rom0bte .fbe Bruns Mr. Wrisbt'
3ur Auifhbruns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
&abler aa9 Dem &ese1.
2aSet sum geiude ber parts Elm.

2abet gum geiude ber parfs Elm.
Das Samfng gsmttter batte bic
brhdenoe S&wtle gemilbert, 70 bab
man seftern ein mshr ertrdsIi9ss Da.
iein fhbrte. StrduGe unb 8dums
lsu&teten In frii@sremyrhn uno lubsn
10 berIodenb gum Beiu9e ber parts
unb WersnhgunaspIdbs Elm. bob uobl
nur tuenise Der Beriu&ung wiberfeben
tonnten. f& TN Jreien ;u srbolsn.
grob unb Qlein tuanberten besbaib
binaus unh bis tn bie Na9t binsin fab
man ipdter bie aus ben parfs 3urhds
tebrenben mittels StraBsnbabn ibren
9eimRdtten 3ufabren. Au9 anbere
89eile bes etaates bsri9tstsn thbIerss
@etter, melbsn absr ausleia. bab
i4were @ewitter gum Wo9eni9lub aud
TIRE @tdbte beimfu&tsr.
Nus Sort Wapne tuir6 beri4tet, bab
man bort ben f&tuerften @ssen bate.
Der felt LANCER 3eit bie etabt beim.
|ia8te. gs gob tn etr0men unb bie
semers tparen faum i'm 6tanhe bic
sroben WaRermengsn auf3unebmsn.
Die Straben tpurben grRnbli3 esrei.
nigt unb bic @ifsrnen geftiIIt.
Wis srob Der anssri3tsts s@absn
1T, fonnte man mod ni9t sralittsln.
gine Wense Saattenbdume an ben
strabsn murbe umssuebt. ginise
berielben fielen auf bte Drdbte Der
elsetrii&en etraBenbabn unb iebten bas
ganas BabnfpRem eins 3sitlans aubsr
getrisb. Der BIib i9Ius an mebre.
rem pidben ein, unter anberea In bic
Wels straben Bride unb In bas Gen.
tral.e epribenbaus. obne isbo& men.
nenswertben S4aben an5urt&ten.
Au& 8erre 6aute unb umsssenb
wurosn bon sinem isbr bsftigen Geuit.
terfurm beimsefu&t. Bet tpsl9em aud
elm Weni9snlsben au grunbe gins unb
GROCER S&aben an gisentbum anse.
ri9tet tpurbs. Der Weriebr auf ben
Strabsnbabnen In Der 6taDt, mie auf
ben Nubenltnien tpurbe mebr pber min.
Der sebemmt, ebenio au& ber 9eIepbon'
bienf.
Sn Warton baufe slei&faQs ein
f@werer @ewitterifurm. Wcs re
e&sunsn In Der llmsssenb murbsn
bonn gIibs getroffen unb singedf&ert.
Srei pumpfationsn fhr OsIqusllsn
murben In Branb geisbt. Der Winb
orhdte mebrere grobA Spissslf9sibsn
sin unb 6rduIstn 6sIen @aie murbe
bon sinem bsrabRar3enben SsnRer ss.
troffen. DreieinbaIb Sou Reasn fisIsn
innerbaIb 45 Minuten.
Mus RObIesbiue wirb semelbet, bab
Der Sturm bort btsle 8dume umtuebte
unb 6unberte bon Neres Wais bef4d.
bigte. 8auienbe bon Sperlinsen famen
tn benz i9weren @egen um.
Die @briaian.3ir9e in @enRelaer
murbe bur& Blibi&lag f&uer bsf9d.
bi9t.
Sn Dunnbiae tpurbe bte Episcopal.
Rir9e bonn 8libe getroffen unb gum
Betraee bon $1,000 sef&doist. 3wsi
6tdae uurbsn einaedi&ert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27

2aut benz bonn stats.
5abrit'S 'Snipettsr borgele9ten geri&ts
wurben TN Sabre 1905 ni9t tpsnige,
als 2913 2nabsn unb 1895 Wdb9sn
TN altsr bon IA bis Is Sahren tn ben
5abritsn Snoianas bei8dftigt.
Afa %. Burroms, ein frhbe,
bier pobnbafter 3situngsmann, iii ir
South 6apsn. Wi9., gsforben. Ssin'
2ei4e miro nod bier gsbra9t, um bie'
beerbigt au tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
Gtn Cpfer Der site.

o. 6. WutIebes, ber an 6rsitag
Wa9mittag. BON Der 6ibe ttbermdltigt.
BET isiner Arbsit 3uiammeniant. if tn
0ofpttale seiforben.
Sobn Goot, slsi3fals ein Opfsr Be,
1iss, bsfinbet F& NOD TIM 6cipttole.
bod boifen bie asrsts, ibn 81 rstten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
Sermikt.

Wm. Oldham bon RibssbilIs. Snb. =.
mslbste asfern Der bieRssn polisei.
bab ct risinsn l6.jdbrigen eObn Robsrt
felt Sonnsrffas bermifis. Ct eria@i
bteielbs. gla&forf9unsen nod benz
Uerbleio beHelben anauifeaen unb ibn
fsfsunsbmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
&uti9babn entgleif.
Cine 2ln5abl pafasiere per-
lebt.
8eoatterIt6eS Gaoe etnet
tnrsett Nergnii9ttngSfabrt.
Die DerIeBte

SRI. Ora Me@ulousb, 18, 8ipton.
Sno. sdwere 8erlebung bss nntsr'
f6rpsrs.
6rl. 6eIen We@uirs, Is, Nobles'
billie. Snb. @ebirneri4iitterung.
Carl Ausfabt. 8ipton, Snb. 8eir
berIebt.
Grl. Mnna ghefamen, 2036 Mlbort
Str. Derlsbung am 2opfe.
Grl. 8illp WcDsrmot, 1943 Mef
Worris Ctr. Nrm berrentt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27

Die Sngenieure Der Big
Sour Babn baben ibre pldne far bie
sroben WertRdtten. usl3e bis giisn-
babngsfeai@aft iao0fli& bon Der 6tabt
si erri&ten sebentt. fsrtis sefelIt. uns
innsrbaIb Der nd&fen 3tusi Wo9sn
mhHen bic @ontraetoren. weI&en bis.
islbsu sugefelt wuroen, :bre anssbots
anseseben baben. Die 8otalfoffen Der
bsabR9hsten WerbeHerunssn tperbsn
f& auf stiua $1,000. 900 beIaufsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27

Sn 272 Observation-Disclosures in
Gnglanb, bic cine @eismmt Ueit,
gliebf4aft bon 1898 batten, tuarem
Gnbs Stunt 21,7s5 Mitslieber, pber
3A pro5ent, arbeitsIps. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
Yerional= Nott3e,t.

5err Geo. u. RI m nj tier
bat am Rontas eins ssbntdgigs Reiie
mad ben Sesn angetreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27

gbas. 1aasfe's Siibfeite Sneipe,
49, 1891 Snb gaf Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
0erietben In einsn @ra6ex.

RabIerpoIisifien ais Retter III Der Ictb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-27
Sttftunssfef ses S9wei3er=
8nmoeB

Bonn i40nifen Wetter besiinfist. sefeiert
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
MANY KILLED IN
BOAT EXPLOSION
w. T. ScOVlLLE. WITH FIFTY PER.
SONS ABOARD, BLOWN TO
ATOMS YESTERDAY.
TWENTY-FIVE MISSING
But Officers Say Dead Will Number
About Sixteer--Victims Mostly
Necrces -Four Perish in
Fire--TorpeGo Explosion.

/ VicEsbWg, Miss, Dec 10 one oi
the most disastrous accidents in the
history Of the Mis-. issippi river oc
CARED today when the steamer w. r.
Scoyille, plying in the Vicksburg and
Davis Bend trade was destroyed by
an explosion
Owing to the large number of ne
groes on board, it is impossible to
ascertain the exact number Of dead
Land injured, but the officers OF the
boat state that no less than ten or
more than sixteen were killed. They
ay like number We're injured.
The White Dead.
CAPTAIN JOHN QuACKENBOSS,
master Of The b at, of Vicksburg
CLERK WADE QUACKENBOSs, Of
Vicnsburg
LAVELL YERGER, Of Jackson.
CLERK JOSEPH SMITH, Of Yazoo
City
The number of dead and injured ne
grCes cannot be stated at this time
but Of the crew ana passenger list Of
80, about half are missing.
Boat Blown to Atoms.
The accide1t occurred at Gald Dust
land 'ng II miles south of this city.
The boat was taklng on freight when
uddanly the boilers exploded ami the
boat vas blown to atoms. Many OF
the timbers We're thrown hundreds of
yords and some of those en- board
We're blown to bits The boat was 10
damaged she began 10 sink immo-
diately,
The story fthe accidens as told BY |
l. Bruce engineer OF. The boat IS;
--~-~- -Sl;4v.ser,s Naereso Escape.
We were lying at Gold Drst land /
ing thia morning taking IN cargo
When ! noticed a small quantity Of
water ooziug through the boiler. | /
that some hing was wrong
and proceeded to make an examina
ton. About this time the Scoyille
broke her head lines and drifted so
that | did not have time to a thor.
ough examination. AS soon as | got
her back to the bank, I crawed on top
Of the boiler and proceeded with tho
invest cation | had just got down
rom the boiler when the explosion oc
II is said the accident was caused
~ a defective boiler plate. Bruce was
lot Injured
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
PLAYING wild WEST"

Princeton. Ind Dec. 19.-Roy All n
aeend -. vas seriously injured -i'-
afternoon By prank Of 3D. comp5r-
ion. John Murphy While ont mtirl
tae later pointed a target rife al
Allen. telling him to dance while he
Whistled. To some manner the gn
vas discharged te bullet striking Al
len in the leg. making an agly wo1ad-
Il is thought hat viii recover
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
Both tSilI Claim Victory.
COL. MATTHEWS NJ, MED.

Springfield ILL.,, Dec l9.- Governor
Deneen today appointed olonel A. c.
Matthews, of ri tsfenld a member
offs the board of Trustees of the Sol
diers and Sailors Home at Quincy.
vice Caleb Johnson, Of Sterling Mat.
thews was at one time comptroller
.of currency, member OF the legisla-
ture and prominent in Grand Army
affairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
BOTH SIDES STILL
CLAIM A VICTORY
GIGANTIC TASK OF COUNTING
THE LIFE ELECTION BALLOTS
TO START SOON.
TO WATCH FOR FRAUDS
And Duplicate BaIots-Both Admin
istration and Policy Holders
Committee Will Have Expert
Accountants.

New York, Dec. l9-The task OF
counting the 7S5, 900 votes cast at the
elections for trustees held yesterday
by the New York and Mutual Life
companies VIII begin probably early
next week. The board of in uectors
of each company has secured the ser
vices OF expert accountants VINO will
have charge of the counting and tabu.
lating the votes. Separate account.
ing firms have been employed by the
two companies.
When the count begins beth sides
will have regularly commissioned
watchers present ana ballots and prox-
les which are considered fraudulent or
Illegal will be duly challenged. I'm
donbtcdly large number Of dupli-
cate ballots have been inadvertently
voted. Many policy holders who have
held N either company more than one
policy have cast a vote on each policy
although entitled TO vote only once
Many proxies are made out in foreign
languages.
Both tSiI Claim Victory.
The result of the election is still in
doubt, both sides claiming victory.
Officers of The New York Life have
lct reduced a particle, their estimate
)f the victory for the present manage
nent by a plurality OF 100000, and
he administrator of the Mutual es,i. |
mates it's plurality at 10000.
The International Policy Holders I
Committee however, still lays claim
o having carried the Mutual election |
- 800 to 10000 and the New YORK I
life by 5000 to 10000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
DROPPED A TORPEDO
In Fireworks Factory-one Fireman
Burned 10 Death. Others Hurt.

Savannah, Ga, Dec 19.-By an OK
plosi.l Of dynamite in a fireworks
factory tonight. one fireman. Harry
Early. was burned to death. another
fatally burned; an assistant fire chief
end another fircmen seriously and pos.
sibiy ia ally burned The proprie' ors,
Joseph Carlo and John Niya. were
painfully burned and a boy was So.
verely hurt. OF the i.jured fremen.
Edward Daley. Jerry OLesry and as.
istant chief George Mouro may die.
Carlo and Niva were counting FOR
pedocs they had manufactured. One
torpedo dropped and caused The expi7-
sion Of the rest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
HUNTER DEcAPlTATED.

Carmi H. Dec While ont
hunting with companions today
Charles Thomas, aged 20, the son of
q farmer living west of this city. in
climbing fence accidentally dis
charged his gun. The shot tore his
mead from his body. He wa hunting
rabbits to sell for Christmas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
SAYS POLICY OF
HOUSE IS |O|OT|C
PLAN or ADJoURNiNG FOR THE
HOLIDAYS AND RUSHING
LATER rs SCORED.
CLA' X CHARGES JOBS
Creep Into Closing Hours Of Congress
Would Have Rule Probibitnd
Passage of Bills Five Days
Before Adjournment.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l9n he house
today, Lacey, Of Iowa, took pro
nounced stand in opposition 70 tbs
adjournment of congress for the
! Christmas holidays, declaring 1T Is
Iiiiotie for The house to adjourn and
then jam all legislation through IN
der whip and spur curing the closing
). days"
The express ion was called out in
connection with the discussion Of a
en.oling force of The house Fitx-
gerald Of New York, had Just con,
cluied speech in opposition to the
resolution in which he had sharply
criticised he mistake IN the appro
priation bills made at tho close Of
the last session. Lacey declared chat
owing to the policy or holding the
principal work on appropriations until
the closing days Of the session, the
enrolling clerk had worried As hours
in succession and ne contended that
under such rcumstanccs, mistakes
We're to be expected
Clark, of Missouri declared "the
statement made by Lacey about TIE
idiocy Of adjoining al holidays wasI
the most sensible thing he had said
for the past IL years"
"UnseemIy Jobs" Charged
Speaking of the appropriation bills
Clark said he believed II would be
wise hing. if a rule were adopted pro-
hibting the passing of any appropra
tion later tha1 five days before The
adjournment of congress IS.
He thought the 'unseemly Jobs
that creep into tho appropriation
bills during the closing hons Of con,
gTes would be eliminated by such
cal
Tawrey, Of Minnesota. chairman |
of he committee on appropriation
asked Cla.k to specify some Of the |
Jobs" that had go,,fn into aqptos
bills during the cosingi
hours.
Well replied Clark, Il viii get
some specific jobs and bring them in
here for the gentlemans Identification |,
and will make a speech on the sub
iect too
Clark said he war ed the enrolling
If bills surrounded by every safe
guard but he did NOT believe mere +,
Increase in the cleEcai force would
accomplish the purpose On the divl.
sion 4Ie absence Of a quorum was
disclosed. Clark leadile the fight
against The resolution on the part of
he Democrats. The speaker was
bout TO order a roll ca;i when Payne. I,
If New York. moved tbat the house !
diourn, which was done.
Other 5ills Are Barred.
Previously TO takes mp the resom
ions, Littlefeld, of Maine. cndeav-
red TO secure consideration of his
IN requiring all corporations en-. ,
aged in interstate commerce TO
lake fetu rs to the Interstate Com :
lcrcc commi sion, but Clark. Of Mis-. i
ouri, obie ted and it went over.
Mondell, of Wyoming. had a similar
Xperience with his bill to extend thet
me in which homesteaders on thei ,
hoshone Indian reservation might T.
lake dnal residence. Mann, Of Mi II
dis, IN this instance objected 10 its
l,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
WENT ON A TEAR"

Terre Haute, Ind Dee. l9.-Mrs
Laura Lawrence, Of Christman, Ill,
Gypsy Queen, and her husband. went
on what they said would be a regular
tear She drank 10 WHISTLES in two
saloons aad died five hours later from
alcoholic poison, the doctor says. The
husband is under arrest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
ARSON
Charged Against Proprietor Whose
Hotel Was Mys'eriously Burned
Coroner investigating.

Middletown. Ohio. Dec &c. N.
Powers. proprietor of the R0mmeI
hotel. destroyed by fire yesterday waa
arrested on a charge Of arson ;hi.s
afterno r. The arrest followed n
vestigatim by the authorities today
D. is claimed that Powers is too iii
to be moved 10 this city. The coroner
is conducting a po moftem on the
body Of Earl Albers-n. found dead IN
tho burned eL
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
BAT" IN CONTEMPT.

Utica. n. Y, Dee. 19-At Harkimer
Henry n. Cary. publisher of The
Morning Telegraph. of New York City
and Bat Materson. a w.iter for the
same paper, this afternoon pleaded
guilty 10 contempt of court in cri icis-
ing the conduct Of the Gillette mur-
der trial, and paid fines Of $50 each
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
OHIO GIRLS FATE.

San Francisco. Dec ia few
charred human bones all that re
mains of the. body Of Mile Dayto9.
a victim OF the fire of April IS. We're
found in the ruins Of a lodging house
at 70S Howard street She wa a ma
tive ct Dayton Ohio and was p yelrs
of age
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
uBeRATE POLITICAL PRISONERS

Bialystok, Dec. IA large body
of TeTrorists today demolished the
railway track near here and acid mp
a train on which political prisoners
were being conveyed to Wilma. They
then at acked the guards killing three
ami wounding a dozen and liberated
the prisoners
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
HIS TRAVELS OVER.

Madison Ind Dec I9-Jchn "
Vail aged g year. Of this cifv. a
wel known travelling man. lste'y
with the Taggart Daking eompanr
died iast night in indianapolis. The
remains viii be bI0ughf here for
Lurial Thrce children SD rive
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
PREACHERS SON A HORSE THIEF

Liuleton. Colo Dec. l9-Marion
John Davis. ex-prize fighter said TO
be- a s-n of Rev. Charles Davis Of
Boone County. Iowa was today sen
fenced by Judge Cunningham 10 not
iegs tAaH Eve nor more than seven
years IN the penitentiary for horse
stealing. Davis having pleaded guilty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
G Education ae a Curb.
afgBg

commits ion from all parts of tn
country. A car famine prevails whicl
brings distress In almost every sec
t9n, and in some localities amoun.i
n "a calamity The axraoFdlIa i,
prosperity which everywhere aha aslsis
with the high prices obtainahle for all
classes of commodities have 20 stimu
lated production ak 20 yield a volume
of transportation business which fal
ey eeds In the aggregate the carrying
capacity OF the railroads In word
he development OF private industry
has Of late been much more rapid
than the Increase Of railroad equip
ment
The conditions now existing IN the
northwest where large quantities OF
grain require immediate shipment,
and in the southwest and trans Mis-
souti region. where thousands and
tens OF thousands of live animals are
denied movement to the consuming
may Justly be regarded as
while throughout the mid
die west and Atlantic seabord the
hortage of cars for manufactured ar.
ficles and miscellaneous merchandise
has become a matter OF serious con
Germ In some cases il Is simply a
lack OF cars, in others ihsuff cient
racks aud motive power In sim
others wholly inadequate freight
Yards and terminal facilities.
The larger roads. whlca have been
increasing their equipment as their
claim, as rapidly as it could
be procured, are in many cases re-
using 10 furnish cars rof loading ID
points beyond their own rails. be.
'ause they are not unioaded and re-
urned within reasonable time. FIRE
mently, ! i said. foreign cars arc
virtually conhscated by roads which
get them into possession and keep
hem in use for local service. The
uprising statement was recently
made by a high Qffic:ai Of one of the
argest and be equipped sys. ems
hat so per cent Of its cars was then
'eyond it's control on the lines OF
'ther roads.
Change In Rule Hardship.
The practice of allowing a car
Daded on one line TO go through 10
on however distant. has been
o general and he commercial need
Or such movement Is so obvious and
rgent. that a curtailment OF this in
erchangc re ults IN widespread hard
hip and complaint. Moreover. Il ap-
ears to be impossible for any read !
D al once secure an adeauzsk add |
on TO IT'S rolling stock. because we
re cld that every car and Ioeono /
We building establishment is work 4
y 70 the limit Of its capacity and 1
lat orders placed now can not BE-
lied much under a year.
useests Law to Cvrtsil Acel5ents.
unde- the law Of March ;. 1901.
iilroads engaged in inter tate CON-
erce have made monthly reports 20
le commission of accidents % pas-
myers and eaployes for hye yeaFs
The tremendous increase ia ID (
-lume Of freight ,ranie has put a
we're strain upon employees. aud {
lis has often been made the justif-
tion Of or excuse Tor working men II
lduly long hoars, and has led 10 the /
nplo5 ment of many young and in I
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20

Williams bunrg. Ky Dec. 30 >
Parler was brought here f1is even
ing frUm Bel COUNTY Parkezss d
charged with having killed a nsifio
fhe casfern part Of his eossfis Afo1,
Eve years ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
FOUR PERISH
In Fire in Buffalo Apartment House
Many We're Rescued

Bc ffalo, n. Y. Dec 19.-Four per
sons were killed and one fatally burn
ed by fire in Zenabia apartment
house tonight. Other occupants hal
narrow escapes, half a dozen being
rescued by firemen
The Dead.
+. NJ. LAMBRECHT, aged As.
MRS LAMBRECH'T, aged 10.
RUTH CRuMLISH. aged 3.
MRS. }. J. FISHER, Of New York
ACHARLES BEAM Of Buffalo. was
fatally hurt
The blaze was a small one ard was
quickly controlled by the firemen. Tho
building had narrow, wind ne hail
ways in which The victims confused
by flames aud smoke. lost their way
and we've overcome.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20
AWFUL RAvACES
OF WHITE PLAGUE
HEALTH COMMISSIONER URGES
EDUCATION AS A CURB TO
TUBERCULOSIS
SAYS 400 DIE DAILY
Daily in Battle the Country
Woud Rise and Demand
End Of Carnage.

Boston Mas, Dec. 10. Speaking
before the Twentieth Century Club to.
night. DR.. Thomas Darlington, health
comm ssioner Of New York said.
1T has been estimated that 400 per.
sons die every day In the United
states from tuhercl lcsis, This does
no mean cday only. but yesterday
before, the countless days before that,
and tomorrow and counters days to
come. Were we in the midst Of a de-
Sastating war with battle every
day leaving the field strewn with 401
dead. the type Of every daily news
paper would prove inadequate in size
TO emphasize the horror Of the ealam
ity The country would rise in its
m ght and demand that The carnage
should cease"
Education as a Curb.
Continuing he declared he people
of this country are wholly responsible
for this result, for the disease Ii pre-
yentahle and could be entirely eradf |
,ated" aEW I
Darlington adyocated in combating |
his disease The education Of The peo
Die as 10 the true nature Of the dis
ease It's prevention and cure. II is
almost an ind'sputed proposition
'aid Darlington, that We're all spitum
rom tuberculosis patients cared for
md disposed of in proper manner
tuberculosis would vanish from the
ace Of The earth"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20

THERE'S FIFTY COLUMNS of
reading in this paper which Is called
advertising but which Is all up-to-
date, having an important bearing up
on what is to happen In the near ~
ture
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-20

0iFT-HUYiN1 10 ONE Of the sea.
sonabie plrasures--if you know pretty
nearly what you want and--throueh
careful reading Of the store ads.---
pretty nearly where to find ii, and
what Il ought to cost