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The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
HOW EXPERTS DIFFER
The Industrial Advertiser Employs
an Expert on the New Mexico
Penitentiary Matter
THE PEN IN DEBT TO BURSUM
So Says the Expert after Going over
the Whole Matter With Very
Great Care

The following editorial appear
ed in a recent issue of the Santa
Fe New Mexican:
The Industrial Advertiser. pub
lished at Albuquerque, and organ
of the New Mexico Democracy.
after going carefully over the re-
port of the expert on the peni-
tentiary finances, finds that the
Territory owes Hon. II. O. Bur
sum S543.l1, instead of his being
indebted to the Territory. But
to make sure of it's calculations,
it submitted the entire report to
Robert DroSs, an expert account
ant of standing and reputation,
who has no interest in politics or
penitentiary matters one way or
the other. The conclusions OF
Mr.. DroSs are interesting, even if
they only show how figures can
be made to tell anything by an
expert and how even experts may
differ over the same matter. Saws
he
AS requested by you in your
letter of yesterdays date, | have
waded carefully through the
rather lengthy report published
in the Morning Journal of Mon
day, the ID instant, in the New
Mexico penitentiary under II. o.
BurSum's administration, but as
have never seen the books my
self, it is somewhat difficult, nay
almost impossible to follow the
different items intelligently, as
no doubt a good many o. them,
if not all, could easily be explain
ed by Mr.. Bursum. The whole
report has the blush of venom
plainly stamped on its face, and
my experience i'll the profession
has demonstrated the fact that
there is hardly a set of books i'll
the world but what an expert
determined to find something
suspicious, would not succeed
That the books we're not kept in
a strictly business like method is
evidenced by the fact that Mr..
Bursum found it necessary or
advisable to pay the sum of 81, 727
into the treasury after his con-
nection with the institution had
ceased. But it strikes me for
chilly that it is almost impossible
and certainly incredible for such
a vast amount of discrepancies
to exist and for such length OF
time. al sane commission would
have put stop TO such lax book
keeping as charged within very
short time and would have in.
sisted on a business like method
Your deduction, as a resume
of the report showing an over
payment on the part of Mr.. Bur
sum of S545.11, is i'll so far correct
as it certainly tallieS with tht
figures given in the report, Yoi
ought to have said So, 670.75
cash in the treasury, instead oI
turned in cash You will, how
ever. have to take into accoun
the experts remarks on the item
of total disbursements, $453, ,6lS
05, i. e.. including those b,
vouchers and by methods contrary
to statutes, which no doubt Mr.
Bursum and the commissioner
would and certainly should b
able to satisfactorily explain
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
CHARGES vs.. SHERIFF BACA
Governor Hagerman Will Be in So
zorro Sept. 90 TO Hear Answer.

Governor Hagerman has sent
Sheriff Leandro Baca copy of
the charges recently filed against
him in the executive Office by cit
izens of Socorro county, and has
informed Sheriff Baca that he
will be in Socorro on Saturday,
September p, to hear any answer
to the charges that the Sheriff
may have to make. The copy of
the charges is not available this
week, but the Chieftain will try
to publish them next week for
the benefit of its readers.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
Representative Wanted.

Representative wantedin every
town of Socorro County to sell
high grade beach lots and farm
ing lands. New and unique pro-
position. Address with refer
ences,
La Playa Beach Co. Inc, 545
Douglas Bldg, Los Angeles,
Calf.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
Is Bursum Honestp

"All of the republican papers
of the territory and nearly all
the democratic papers have de-
clared their belief in the honesty
and high purpose of Hon. Harry
o. Bursum,' says the Las Vegas
Optic.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
VICTIM OfSTABBING AFFRAY DEAD
Young Salztree, Stabbed by A. M.
Price, Dies of Peritonitis.

The young Boer teamster, who
was stabbed by A. NJ. Price, a
COW boy, in bawdy house at
Magdalena on the Srd inst. died
at that place Monday night of
peritonitis. The wounded man
was doing nicely and seemed to
be recovering from the effects of
the cut under the care of his
attending physician, DR.. Edwin
Swisher, with no apparent chance
of complications, when the latter
had an urgent call from out west,
to see patient, and for whom
the wounded man was perfectly
willing the doctor should leave
him. And on DIR. SwiSher'S re-
turn on Tuesday from a hundred
miles in the western part of the
county, found that peritonitis
had set in, and from which Salz-
tree had died Monday night.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
Episcopal Services.

Rev. Jos. H. Darling will con-
duct services at the Episcopal
church tomorrow morning and
evening at the usual hours.
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15

News has reached this citY
from Magdalena to the effect that
DIR. Elmer Blinn, who was on his
way to Chloride to look after
his mining property in that dis
trict, met with a serious accident
by his team becoming frightened
at lightning during a severe elec-
trio storm, aud running away.
throwing the Doctor out ot the
wagon which was heavily loaded.
DR.. Blinn was alone when the
accident occurred and was later
found unconscious and brought
to Magdalena where he is suffer
ing from internal injuries and 4
badly sprained and bruised hip.
He is under the care OF DR..
Swisher and is doing as we'll az
can be expected.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
Presbyterian Services.

Services at usual hours at Pres
byterian church tomorrow morn
ing and evening. A cordial in
vitation to all to come and wor-
ship with us. Sunday School at
10 a. m.
II. M. PERKINS,
Pastor.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
Northern New Mexico Fair.

At Las Vegas Sept. 25-27.
Tickets on sale Sept 1926 inclu-
sive at $6.25 for the round trip.
Return limit Sept. %.
THos. JAoUEs,
Santa Fe Agt,
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
Beware of ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy
the sense of smell and completely
derange the whole system when
entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on preScrip-
tions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly
derive from. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by +. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, O., contains no mer-
curry, and is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh
cure be sure you get the genuine.
1t is taken internally and made
in Toledo, Ohio by +. ]. Cheney
& Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by all Druggists Price,
75c. per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The ladies of the Episcopal
guild are making gelabOrateprepar-
ations for a street carnival to be
given on the vacant lot north of
| Attorney Jas. G.. Fitch's Office on
the 28th or 10Th of the present
month. There will be a great
variety of attractions offered,
among which will be some in a
circus tent, some in japanese
I tent, some in a music hall, and
many others the nature of which
can not now be described. The
admission TO each of these at
traction will be 10 cents and a
generous revenue is anticipated.
Conductor p. j. Savage took
an extra coach up to Magdalens
yesterday morning expecting tC
attach il to his train down this
morning for the accommodation
of those who might want tC
come to the circus. There wa:
such a demand for passage dowr
Yesterday, however, that it wa
necessary to bring the extra
coach back on the return trip
and both Enat and the regular
coach were crowded. The extr;
coach went up again this morn
ing and returned we'll filled.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
THE TERRITORIAL FAIR
Which Will Be in Session at AL
buqerque from September 18th
to 22nd Inclusive.
WILL Be THE GREATEST EVER
Baseball, Indian Races, Big Pa
Fades, Horse Races, BalloninR,
High Diving, Etc, Etc.

Fadss, Horse Races, BalloninR,
High Diving, Etc, Etc.
Following is the program for
the Twenty-sixth Annual Terri
torial Fair:
Monday, September 18th, for
NAL opening of the twenty-sixth
annual New Mexico Territorial
fair at the Alvarado hotel by
Governor Hagerman, at l:30 p. IN.
las p. m.-March to fair
grounds.
2:30 p. m.-Base ball game at
che fair grounds. Double-header
3p. m.-Indian races.
DOWN TOWN.
p. m.-Opening of Western
Amusement Carnival company.
1880 p. Bicycle dive by
Reckless Russell.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 1S.-(sURBRUG's
GRAIN PLUG CUT TOBACCO
DOWN TOWN.
10: a. m.--Wool Growers con-
Vention called at Elk's opera
house.
10 a. m. Western Amusement
Company Carnival on the streets.
FAIR GROUNDS.
1870 q. m.-Base ball at the
fair grounds.
2 p. m.- Harness races; Sur
brug's Grain Plug Cut Tobacco
Stake. 2:17 pace for 1000.
3 p. m.-Running races.
4. p. m.-Indian races.
4:30 p. m.- Balloon race be-
tween Professor King, his wife
and a monkey, the three of them
cutting. loose with parachutes at
the same time.
DOWN TOWN.
Up. m.-Indian dance on the
streets 7:30 p. m.-Carnival at
fractions.
7:45 p. m.-Retail Merchants
association. Commercial club.
Sp. m.-Good Roads conven-
tion called at the Commercial
club.
1890 p. m.-Reckless Russell
and his high diving act. Free.
"WEDNESDAY, sFPT. 19.-(CAR-
NATION CREAM AND SANTA FE
DAY
DOWN TOWN.
9: 50 a. m. Meeting of COM
mittees of the Sheep and Wool
Growers convention in the par
Tors of the Commercial club.
10 q. m.-Carnival attractions
on the streets.
10 a. m.-Sheep and Wool
Growers convention called at
ElkS' opera house.
1870 a. m.-Reckless Russell
in the high bicycle dive.
FAIR GROUNDS.
l:30 p. m.-Base ball.
2 p. INCARNATION Cream
Stake race; 2:20 trot for 81, 900.
3: p. m. Running races.
2: IS p. n.-Washington Cloth
ing Company relay race for 5000
3: p. m.-Bucking bulls.
4: q. m.-Indian races.
4:30 q. m.--Balloon race be
tween Professor King, his wife
and a monkey, the three of then
cutting loose their parachutes a
the same time.
DOWN TOWN
u: m.--Indian dances.
7:30 p. m.-Carnival attract
ions on the streets.
9; p. m.--Commercial clul
opening ball.
1890 p. m.-Reckless Russell
AID his high diving act.
vnURsDAY, SEPT. 20-ALBUoURR
QUIZ DAY, MoET cHANDoN's
WHITE SEAL CHAMPAGNE
DAY.)
DOWN TOWN.
Railroads shops, lumber mill
and all merchants and busines
houses close on this day.
10: 80 a. M Mammoth Trade
Display and Flower Parade.
FAIR GROUNDS.
1870 p. m.-Base ball game
at the fair grounds.
2: p. m.--Moet & Chandon
White Seal Champagne stak
race; 2: 13 pace for 1000.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15

Oats, oats. oats for sale st
Geo. T.. Cooks livery stable.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05

I age was received by Deputy Collins
from Deputy Sheriff Spice II. Yates al
Beech Ridge, stating that he was sure
nat Lester was in town and asking
him 10 send search warrant which in.
| dicates that Lester is in hiding there.
Le9er is described as about 80
years of age, about 3 feet inches
tall, weighs about l45 pounds, has dark
hair, is slightly bald and smooth
shaver.
He told the agent at the Beech
Ridge station that he had won $500
shooting craps In Cairo and that he
had $500 of The money left which sum
corresponding to the amount stolen.
Is taken by the officers as another evi.
dence of Testers guilt
This is alleged TO be Testers second
0ffense since he came 10 Southern
Illinois, a short while ago. While
employed at the Beech Ridge station
as telegraph operator a pay check
was sent 10 w. H. Jenkins, former sta
tion agent at Beech Ridge by the com.
pany which was delivered TO Lester at
the office during jenkins absence. The
was marked pay check.
Mr.. Jenkins never received 1t and
the first that was heard Of the check
after its strange disappearance was
when ii turned dp in Chicago. II was
learned afterward that the check had
been cashed in Maley's saloon in
Cairo bur Mr.. Maley was unable tore
member the party who presented it |
10 him to have il cashed hence Les. |
Ter alias Walker although suspected |
went free.
The officers were arranging last
night TO capture Lester and expected |
% get their man before morning. pro. |
vided he had not improved his very |
good opportunity to ge, away Deputy |
Collins stated to The Bulletin that he
would proceed against the parties at |
Beech Ridge who had aided Lester to
hide.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
BORN A dope FIENp."

les SapatoTtum, where she could not
be treated herself for the drug habit,
where she could have her innocent
? babe .Jso cured. The mother inn
lately followed the physicians ad-
and as result IN four short weeks
mother and child returned home full
sstored b. good health. the baby was
ned at nsonths and placed ON arti-
food without difficulty, aud
ler and babe were free from the
habit. 1l.e records show that in
lies where the mother is addicted to
Use Of 0pinrn, in any form. that the
} rate Is very large and in some
lies none Of the children live. beyond
Fesning slsge. There is therefore a
responsibility resting upon the
err. who IL a drug fiend," and she
4 a. once seek relief. end IN this
not only save the lives of her on
Z. out save them from agonizina
and a most horrible death.
k2ES HONE TREATMENT. &
tey, Wine ard Beer Habits. SIP 30
40 or Snrf Habits .... 400
ute AMI Cigsy Habits 49,. 500
podernfc and Irterpsi Remedies
rug Hsfi.s of aH kinds specially
ed TO meet Requirements In each
bal casa Eree s.xsplee fnrniehed
Uss5s. Send for fitersfirrs and
pntais- : When crdedng remitl
ID orter and ssve return express
p Addrsss. In confidence. Ghss
nes. or James 6nstofium, Mem,
@nn., 0hs<ias G. James, or Jam -
zuu. 221 N,ssour4 Trust Bold
L62is No
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
OFFICERS CHASE A THIEF
LOCATE HIM AT BEECH RIDGE
J. {. Lester Alias Walker Charged With Robbinq
Iron Mountain R. R. Office at Charleston,
No., In Hiding

}. IL. Lester, alias Walker. a iele
graph operator. formerly employed by
! the Mobile & Ohio railroad al Beech
/ Ridge and afterward by the Iron Noun.
tain railroad at Charleston, Mo. IS
wanted at the latter place. He is
charged with having stolen $500 from
he Iron Mountain railroad company's
office a Charleston. Lester was EN-
ployed at that office for only a few
| days. The agent left the office for a
short while one day last week leaving
Lester in the office. When he returned
$500 which he had left in a desk draw.
er in the office was gone. Suspicion
pointed to Lester and that night the
latter paid his board and quietly left
Charleston.
j. B. Stanley, special agent for the
Iron Mountain railroad came to Cairo
yesterday to look for Lester and ac-
companied by Deputy Sheriff j. ".
Collins went to Beech Ridge, where
il was suspected Lester had gone
The officers suspicious proved correct
but they We're thwarted in their plans
to catch the fellow.
Deputy Sheriff Collins stated to the
Bulletin last night that when they
drove to the Beech Ridge station there
were two men seated on the platform.
one OF whom disappeared suddenly.
Not recognizing Lester. for he was one
of the men. from the description that
had been given them, Deputy Collins
took the other man. Ernie Jones into
his confidence and asked him If he |
knew Lester and Jones replied that he |
did not. While the officers were plan |
ming their mex. step Jones went to |
the rear of the station and gave Les.
ter warning that the officers were af- |
ter him and he fled. Testers friends |
aided and abetted him in eluding the |
officers as is evident from the fact that
Deputy Collins and Special Agent Stan
ey were unable to find him.
Last night at 1885 o'clock a mes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
BORROWED MONEY
WAS INCLUDED IN THE $500, 900
BILL OF cANFiELo AGAINST
VANDERBILT.
Reggie Was Good for Any Amount at
the Swell Gotham Gaming Es-
Enlistment the Sums Being
Merely Tabled.
New York. June THE world hi

New York. June 1.-The World thi.
morning. publishes the following:
The inside story of Reginald c. Van
derbilt's gambling debt 10 Richard
Garfield has been obtained from a
source believed to be authoritative. II
appears that the $4,000 paid by John
l.. Wilkie. NJ. vancerbilts personal
counsel. to Canfield's lawyer was not
wholly in settlement OF the losses Of
the young millionaire ar the table
Part Of il was for real money-per-
haps $50. 000-bOrrowsd by Mr.. Van.
derbilr from the gambler.
According TO the Worlds informant,
Reginald Vanderbilt had unlimited
credit with Garfield. he used t. go 10
he gambling house IN East Forty
ourth street quite frequently. All he
rad TO do was to ask for chips and he
sot them without quitting mp the
money. The man in charge Of the
Same would simply make a memorsn-I
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05

dunn to the effect that Mr.. Vanderbilt
had been given 50 many chips, repre.
senting so much money, and the
amount would be charged against Mr..
vanderbilt. If he lost he could get
more As matter Of fact, Garfield had
Instructed David Bucklin his mana.
ger, 10 permit young Vanderbilt TO
play the limit whenever he felt In.
clined 10 do SO and never 10 demand
any money from him, but simply 10
keep a careful account of all the
transactions.
Mr.. Caniield.s friends say that if
Mr.. Wilkie had been permitted TO tes-
fifty as TO The conversation he hal with
Mr.. Delahunty the day he turned the
100000 in cash over 10 Canfield's law
yer The .ut of Delahnnty VS.. Garfield
would have been terminated right
there and then
The trial viii be resumed tomorrow
before Justice Ncwburger.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
AooITIoAALraN SOCIETY.
In Hen : Of Class of 'oe.

The ROBBERS of the graduating
G. ami the teacher of the Cairo
- "hOol were entertained last
evening by the Misses Carrie and Eva
Rule two of the graduates at theii
homo. 4lG Twenty-sixti street.
Culver's band enlivened the occa.
sion with delightful music and a num-
Der of pleasant advertisements were
planned by the hostesses to make the
evening an enjoyable one for their
guests among. which was a guessing
contcst in which American cities were
described 10 he guessed. Henry
Steinel and Mrs. r. b. Farrin, Jr.. won
the prize for the greatest. proficiency
in this contest. the former receiving a
copy Of Dr. Wendell Holmes book
The Professor at the Breakfast
Table. and the latter a bunch of
sweet peas.
The house wa prettily decorated
with the class colors. purple and gold.
and the class flowers. sweet peas.
Ice cream, cake and frappe were
ieIved by The Nj ses Rule. assisted By
Misses Jewel and Hazel Harmed. Mary |
Butler. Edna whelan. Katherine Wins. |
Jessie Alien. Mabel Gibson and Mil
lred Goldsmith
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
WILL CARRY OUT PLAN.

New York, June 4.--0n application
bf the directors, Of the Equitable life
Assurance society. justices of the
appellate dlvision Of the supreme
court in Brooklyn today unanimously
decided 70 permit the directors plan
OF naturalization to be carried out. The
petition OF the society for moaifica.
ton of the injunction order obtained
by Franklin Il. Lloyd, minority stock.
holder preventing the adoption OF the
naturalization Plan as projected year
ago was granted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05

Paris, France, and is now in New
York and is expected here at any time
during the next ten days. and his
coming will mean much 70 the city 81
Mayheld.
It is also reported on good authority
that the necessary money matters
have been arranged and that af.er
his visit to the city, there will he
something doing
The surveyors have tho road located
aud the profile completed between her .
and Wickliffe and upon Tie arrival II
Mr.. Goode new route will be he
surveyed between here ard Hopkins.
vile. and that line located
The approach 10 The city has not yet
been definitely decided upon. II is
now mp to he Illinois Central rail.
road. That rail7oad is thinking %
either lowering its roadbed near the
cemetery, or raising it. And in either
ease, change viii have 80 be ilade IN
tie present Plans of tie Caao &
Tennessee river road Il is thought
now by the engineers Eat the road
may have to change lis course and
co south and enter the city ia the
portion and maze turn
the:e for the east 7 his Is ha'liy |
probable. EvHlvthing at this ,'mc ,
coks favorable Tor the Du,lding Of the !
cairo and Tennessee liver roal.
Mr.. 1elano is still AZ WicklIfa and |
rs soon as Mr.. Goode arrives, con-
racts will be let for the construction
between Mayfeld and Cairo and a
'amping outfit will be secured for the
present corps of engineers who are
coated here. after which they will |
20 east and locate the road perma-
Iently between here and Hopkiusyille. h
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
FORM AN ASSOCIATION.

Chicago, June 1.-THE American
Weekly Publshe.:' ageociation was or
sanized here today by The publishers
OF weekly papers located in the cen
trail western states. The object is to
provide protection for members of the
association in legislation regarding
newspapers and especially postal mai.
ters- w. ID. Boyce. Chicago. was elect.
ed president; Herman Schearar. Chi
cago. secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
~ VI fFf n,
Nll.O'ZoNE 4; 4
FROM TnEiDllEksE
Id xEs AND LITTLE sAsIEs
SUFFER FROM The sc0UR0E
An Old Man Of Nearly Four Score
! and Ten Tells How He suffered, 4
[ and the L,stis child Bslomss
: Victim Through sths i m
!. Mothers MIX. =

The first photograph Is of an old man
who came to Memphis short while ago
"a very poor ply steal condition, andswith
little hope of baing restored to anything
like good health. His ha nds were ter
aibly palsied and his voice was in IA like
condition. Read what he says of his
condition:
rum. Memphis, Tenn Dear Sir When
came TO your SsnaItorium for treatment
! was ia vary poor physical condition.
and was suffering from shaking Palsy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
pRErENpER CAN ridAr.

Tangier, June Fighting between
the Sitltan and Pretender has been
renewed, The pretender has driven
back The Sultans troops, inilicting con.
siderable losses and also has ,devasta-
led he territory of loyal tribe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
WENT NINETEEN INNINGS.

Q ',aloo a, Ia, June "A nineteen
inn ~ game Was played here today
between Oskalcost and Burlington,
breaking the long game record of the
Iowa league. O.kaloost won two to
one.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
PRESIDENT DECLINED ir.

Washington. ID, C.. June i.-Repra.
sentative HUI extended an invitation
TO the president today 10 visit Des
Moines, Iowa August 18th on the oc
casion of the annnal reunion of the
army OF the Philippines but the presi.
dent declined il.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
FIRE COST ONE LIFE.

Superior, Wis, June IA fire which
Quilted the interior of the Timlin Hotel
To-Day caused the loss of one life. JOS
eph Tebeau is supposed to. be the
name OF the laborer burned 10 death.
Several guests had narrow escapes,
Loss $4,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
HAD BEEN MURDERED.

Chicago ILL.,. June 1.-THE body OF
7. X. Perine, salesman for T c. Tones
4 Co, Philadelphia commission
honse, found today in the loft of barn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
Swallowed by the Sea.

Since the sixteenth century IL
churches, a convent. a hospital and
many hundreds Of acres, of land have
been swallowed by the sea IN the vi.
entity Of AIdsburgh. England
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
u1IoNIsTs ARg sTRoNe.

10 Civ. June 4.-The latest
'Om Be Guarena1an revolution
GEN Leon Castillo and his
have affected a junction with
Tolao. making the total In
force three thousand well
hen
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
PLUNGED TO nEArA

Chicago, June 4.--John Silvers, Il
Valparaiso, md, jumped from a SAM
tarlum window al Kenilworth aud wa
killed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-05
BALLOON COMES DOWN.

Dieppe. France. June 1.-THE hal
loon OF Baron kodwin. chief of the
Austrian military balloon department.