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ton. They we're brought. and the
commissioner looked them over.
The statement that the commissioner
had called for the secret books after
completing bis report caused stir In
court. but the witness insisted that
he was required" by Commissioner
Garfield 70 submit the books TO him.
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mour d Co. and Charles q. Dawes.
formerly comptroller Of the treasury
and now president Of tho Central Trust
OF Chicago. insisted that they
had heard Commissioner Garfield de.
clare that any information be might
procure from the packers would not be
used against them In court.
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ATLANTA. Ga, Jan. 31.-Mrs. Nina
May Dupree, twenty years old. who
lives at the home of w FL Grogan n
prosperous farmer. about six miles
from Atlanta, was assaulted by ne
gro. who wounded her and left her in
u dying condition from loss of blood
and nervous excitement The negro
escaped A posse of more than hun
dred citizens with track hounds is aft
er the negro, and If he is caught he
will in all probability be summary
lynched.
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found ne psos tes uaun.
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ALBANY. \. Y. tsu. - \ mrasufs
vhish would strike = .afi,'ii. islsrr "a
organiSs'i baseball aui Other public
sl.pfts ln this stat. b.. i.srn inirsiur-i
Ia The assembly ~ Ms Carri-r ~ riir
mango II prohibit. baseball nui 80
rili.r public aihIeiic game. 90 D,4n1a.
iiYn dny. Doubl. b-nsl-f ball gam-s
No" scheduled TOT many ciiie~ - the
stat. on Decoration day. and ilr gate
receipts on that day form ~ lmpor.
iani factor In the financial -urcrss ~
the several leagues operating in this
.fat.
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Root To Wifi QraziI.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-secretary
Root will not head the American dele
CATION to the third international Amerl-
can congress to be held at Rio next
July, as was at first supposed He has
decided, however. that he will hold to
his promise made TO the diplomatic
Representatives Of the American ma
tons here last fall and visit Rio when
the conference Is In session.
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Dead Heat ut Fair Grounds.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. II. - Two
year-olds furnished the best sport nj
the Fair grounds. Bemay. fayorlte NJ I
TO 10, In the second race. and Frank
Lord. ut to /, running dead heat.
AS rule the favorites outclassed their
fields and scored easily. Lady Free
knight. in the last race, won with sur.
prising ease. Uncle Henry was the
only beaten favorlto.
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Chronic Constipation Cured

One who suffers from chronicconsti
patton is in danger of many serious
ailments. OrinoLaxatlve =. nit Syrup
cures chronic constipation as it aids
digestion and stimulates III liver and
bowels, restoring the natural action of
these organs. Commence taking It to-
day and you will feel better at once
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nauseate or grippe and is very pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes. Sold by
II Oelinlan
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Dominicans OF Newark Won

OGDENsBURG, n. Y. Jan. 31.-At
the state armory last night the Domin-
leans Of Newark, n. j., defeated the
Fortieth Separate company, national
guard, at basket ball, the final score
being 10 to II. At the end Of the sec
ond half the game was tie at II to
II. In the play off the visitors easily
won.
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Preparing sixty Nile Auto route.

HAVANA. Jan. 81. - Employees of
the department Of public works have
begun the sprinkling Of oil over the
sixty miles Of road on which the 200
mile international automobile race will
be run Feb. II. Many owners and driv-
ers of machines are arriving from Flor
ida
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Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. si.-An
owners handicap nj six furlongs
brought out n bunch OF crack sprinters
~ Ascot Big Ben covered the dis.
lance In i:iS, winning by two lengths
from Lsccnc. Don Domo. heavily
played from . 10 10 \ 10 3. finished
last. Three long priced horses finished
iirst-IIoot Mon, at ~ TO /; Dutiful. NJ
10 TO |. and Masedo. at IL 10 l. The
other winners were favorltes.
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GAINESVILLE, Ga, Jan. 31.-Rev.
J. w. Austin, who was arrested at
Lawrenceville ON warrant charging
him with assault with intent TO murder
Robert +. Quilian. is again a free man.
the warrant having been dismissed by
the Qulllians. who swore il out. Austin
was kept in jail eight days.
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Herrick spoke ON Election Biii.

ALBANY. n. ", Jan. 3l.-Former
Justice d. Csdy Herrick Of Albany,
exMayor Seth Low aud j. Osgood
Nichols Of New York city were among
the well known men who addressed
tho assembly judiciary committee In
favor of measures which seek TO purify
elections held In this state. The com
mlttee listened to arguments In favor
of the bill introduced by Assemblyman
Palmer.
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Robin Hood and Jack polsn Won.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81. j. Ell
Grille and Devout were the beaten ia
vorites at City park. Nicol rode three
of the winning choices. Robin Hood
and Jack Dolan outclassed their COM
pany and both won easily
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HOUSTON, Tex. Jan, 31.--The town
OF Hallville. nine miles from Longview
Tex, has been swept by disastrous
fire The main business houses were
destroyed with loss aagresating $780,
900.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14

and EweH will be called to the stand
again tomorrow when court resumes
and each of the forty letters viii be
taken up Feparately.
When Mrs. Hartie took the stand
she was shown exhibit No. 6, ad.
dressed to Susie Wagner. When on
the stand previously Mrs. Hartje said
she had written the letter.
After an examination of the letter
during the weeks recess. she said
She had ccme to the conclu'ion that
the handwri ing was not hers.
Letter Written But Not This One.
81 wrote susie Wagner a letter.
the witness continued. in which there
were many of the same expressions
but the sentence to the effect hat
wanted Susie on nay si1e was never
written by me-
Mrs. Hariie was then closely ques
toned a.. to what she did during the
recess. particularly as to the ezamina
ltion of the "sandard" letters. Durini
Itbe course of the examination the VII
ness was extremely nervous.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
II LEAvING A TRAIL or RUINED AND
DEMOLISHED ESTATES IN
THEIR WAKE.
JEWS FLEEING COUNTRY
TO Escape Reported Maa5acSes By
Russians--cxar Fia- .rcabie ifi
Getting Man to Take Rclns
OF Government.

Vorenzhf July AZ. Tho whole
of the province III Norenzh II aTeeiel
by excesses arising from The Aeiaitan
movement. peasants are rising eyeGy
where and burning es7aies
In HobioYsk district more lnnn
twenty estates have been blstnegl am
-hres hundred head 81 cattle BILLED
II carried off
The estate of Prince BariantlasAYv IN
was completely demolished si1a HsI
plendidly stocked stable bHrned. sna
4orses being hameairnfs
IN Gar,1sk d'stfe q oa0 pRa salits
rave started on niarch fo nlElaEa
ana many estates have heen hssfnaa.
That IL NJ Kapsha1Enif ~ tnF Il
wreck. everything If value llasiiss
ibeen carried of or baaasl
| Trnuble noi.thNaril IL aafa l9 sa
he vicinity aud ffieea states iaT
.luding tho IL former Atilistsr of
s4giaaltHe Yefmalaft and fhsf
Count Orloff nayilaai haga htl 'les
stfoyed. Troops hafa aeefi seiii 4a tlAA
districts.
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BIG RECEPTION.
Planned BY Travelling Men to Wei
come Home WlUiam j. Bryan

New York, July 13.-Plans for the
reception TO William ]. Bryan upon
his retrrn the last week in August
from his tour around the world were
mapped out today by the committee
appointed by the Commercial Travel
ers Antitrust League.
Bryan viii be met by reception
committee and escorted to the Vic.
toria hotel. where he viii rest until
the evening reception at Madison
SQUARE Garden
Mayor Tom l.. Johnson of Cleve-
land, will preside in the evening. Gov
onor Folk of Missouri is chairman Of
the reception committee in which
Democratic United States senators
and congressman and Democratic gov.
enors and mays and charmen Of the
Democratic state and national com
mit,ees viii he iuvlted to serve a.
honorary members.
Former Governor Douglas, Cf Massa
chrsetis. was selected 10 the head
committee TO secure the cooperation
of the business interests Of the coun
tty iH the reception
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
czAR LAS lRollRL.E.

81. Petersburg. Jnig III The Assoc,
GATED Press learns from reliable
source thai Emperor Nicholas has af-
fered the premiership u Dmiffl ship-
off. but that the latter has refused on
the ground that he Ii moi \ member u
the majority party IN parliament and
hat the only 20 sible cabinet in the
,resent crisis III the one eonlsltssd q
onsttusi nal Tein0crats gfs nssbsii
herefore he cannnt even he uesl'
ar Of such 4 cabinet.
Prominent coast ntianal democrats
hink the premier ship win now be Of
cred Count Hevden.
The postponement OF the visit OF tho
british channel feet 10 ceonstadt an
ounced today. caused mitch hilarity
mong the mcderates, who look upon
# as IGN that the government 1T
asst has awakened 70 It's position AMI
is ready to accept the inevitable.
The conservatives on the other hand
ook upon 4 as another victory for the
uoderates. which soon viii be follow
u BY Institutional democratic min
strv
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
YES CHANGED TO NO
eY WOMAN SUED FOR DIVORCE
WHO DENIES WRITING LET
TERs ONCE CLAIMED.
Rlow to Millionaire Paper Maker
When Expert Says Writing IS
Not Hers--EpistIe is slni-
lar She says.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 13.-AH the
carefully laid plans Of The attorneys
for Augustus Hartje, millionaire paper
manufacturer, who ie suing his WifeI
for divorce, were upset today when
Mrs Mary Scott GIaTf;e took the wit
ness stand and denied that she had
written the letter nunnerea 6. which
she had previously said on the and
she had written.
The letter Is written to Susie Wae-
lner. former domestic.
This letter II one of the standards
in the case, and formed large part
Of the premise in the case from when
the handwriting experts for her hns-
Iband argued hat lie wrote the
famous forty letters alleged to have
been written by her to Tom Nadine
the coachman correspondent in the
ease.
Three Handwritings in Letters.
The sensation thus produced was
further heightened when David NJ
Caryalho. the handwriting expert, was
called for and declared on he stand
that the torn and mutiiatel ezhib
No. a5. on which Che case IN part, i
based, was a forced ard matiiate5
document lie al be had noted
three distinct handaritines in the e&
hibits.
Mr.. Hartie's lawyers asked for an
adiournment thet theY might de-
termine their course. An adjournment
was refused, but a recess was taken
When the case was resumed at
o'clock. Carvalho went on the stand
and reiterated his testimony addne
that the cardboard letter was "fabri
Gated and was no in the handwriting
Of any enc whose peamanship mad
been exhibited in the ca se,"
Ewell upholds carvaIho.
i Masshalt p. EWeiI the cNlieag'
handwriting expert, Followed Carvalh'
on the stand and corfoborated MIN
noth said the letters they had ex
amined were the same writing as ihf
Wagner lstter
Court adjourned for the day will
Mr.. Ewell on the stand. Both Cafvaih'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
COSTLY REBAT|NC
WAS THAT DONE BY THE SANTA
.FE ROAD WHICH WILL BE
OUT $4,000.
Las Veqas Court Sees Closing Scene
of Case Which Began With Ex-
posure of Paul Morton, Then
In the Cabinet.

Los Vegas N. NJ. July l3.-What
seemingly is the last chapter In the
official record Of the famous rebatlng
cases growing out Of the granting Of
discriminatory freight rates 70 the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company dur
ing The days when Paul Morton was
the roads traffic director was written
here today in the United State3 court
Fines Aggregate $4,000
Chief Justice William ]. Mills i'm
posed il fine Of $3,oon on each count
of The indictments for relating against
the Santa re and the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company. A total fine q
and costs was imposed On each Of the
defendant companies.
When the cases were called np for
hearing today pira Of not guilty
was entered on behalf Of the defend
ant companies. following which an
agreed stipulation OF the facts In inc
case were submitted and fled Major
w. II. Llewellyn United States dis
trict attorney for New nexico, repre-
sented the government IN The pfoseet
tion Of the cases.
While Morton was n the vice pfesl
dents chair Of the Santa Fo the traff
Idepartmen, If whic1 ne was n chars
fell into tae habit 81 grantine rebat
on coal shipments 10 the F1el AMI
iron company manmg af iiMes q.
hieh aa $llo a ton.
The result was that the Fuel and
Iron company gained q pfaetica
monopoly Of the coal hauling N thi'
district and some Of its competitors
notably the Cacdon an Coal company
were forced out Of business.
Morton Protected by Administration
The administration at Washington
refused to take criminal action agains
Morton. and the oiner oTfieels OF IN
Santa Fe Morton was In the nresi
j dents eahine as secretary Of the nav
such eminent lawyer a. Judson liar
mon, formerly attorney general 2
.itne lardrfd statas and Y Y IwsiaoR 9
ST. l.onis, who wera cai!ed by th
government tD investigate the cast
strongly urged he prosecut on
Morton. but President Roosevelt an
Attorney General Moody declined 7
follow the recommendation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14

sent a cablegram today 10 the depart
ment stating that Salvador is wiling
To cease hostiIitics but compla net
against the aggressive atiud2 oi
Guatemala.
The impression here is that Presi-
dent Cabrera Of Guatemala, holds the
key TO the situation and the question
of war or peace depends upon the
success OF the efforts walch the state
deaaumont is now making to iaduce
him TO flrego attacking either saliva
do- or Honduras in retaliation for taa
nart PLAYED in an attempted royolu
tinn by sqlradorean troops under Re
galdo.
Menaoes Other States.
/ l. reported too by the state De
partment that Cabrera has gathered
a force Of TO les than io0o1 men M
der arms which Is regarded as dis
ii1ct menace TO neighboring STAT
land he will be asked to dishand this
for-e unon satisfactory assurance mat
no further movem ent shall be difefled
aeains. him from without.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
LsMs FLFEIMa lN FEAR.

st. Petersburg. Inly l2-For two
rays every outgoing train from War
saw has been packed and pammed
with Jews of all ranks and ages fec
ing I'm panic because Of rumors OF an
impending massacre Among the ~
600 refugees who are said 70 have
already eecaped the city are great
proportion Of women. children and old
men. These have been Sent away
first. and as a result only the strong
and vigorous males of the Jewish pop-
ulalion remain. Bands of defense
have been organized aud all the Jew.
'sh shops and honses have been clos.
ad and their windows and doors ha-
ricaded.
At the eame time mohs Of HooliganF
defy-ng the fro7ps and police. are par
aiding the streets and insulting ard
beating inohensiye pedestrians. They
are evidently determined on causing
n riot in order to bring about II pos
sihie 4 repetition Of the Bailysiok af-
fair
IT, is evident that the police are not
20 be relied upon 10 suppress any
disorder tha NAV rrise A bloody out
.break is feared al snv momert and
there Is iittel bout hut that the Jews
viii be The worst sufferers if Il CO..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
PEEK-Aeoos DARED.
BY Holiness Leader at Camp Meeting
Says They Are lnmodest.

Macon. Mo. July 13--The following
official warning is published IN the
Church Herald of today. for the guild
ance of those attending the Feast Of
the Tabernacles at College Mohhu'
Macon County. August to Il:
please do net let any Young ladies
come 10 the camp meeting with arms
and reck exposed by thin gleeTes and
waists. II seems immodest and unhe-
coming enough 10 wear such garments
Nhere no one sees y0u but your IA n
er and brothers.
Jewelry of all sorts has long siHcf
been barred by the Holiness peopie
but this is the first proclamation
against peek-abOo shirt waists and
arm exposure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
At SYCAMORE HILL
The President Plans 70 Remain Unt"
Late in September-Deer Hunt
Not Mentioned.

Oyster Bay. Julg i3.-T1e most re-
cent announcement - the president 5
-f.,s for the coming ,8ll contains
rothfng # the rFpor-ed deer hunting
+r-, ia Minnesota during N1venber
According BE- the pre=ent arrangement
the pres-fe-t WI remain al saeamora
rsf-1 ,at1 rate in $ 7cemher when Dc
r-furns ia Washington fie Wil noI
leave washington until af.er the No
rember election ana VIII then proceed
to Panama.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
WITHOUTSTRUCCLE
The ore Strikers Who ;;z6 Caused a
Re5an u Terror IN Wyoming
sursrsered 70 Sheriff.

Gods wro- luiv 1a.-on arrival of
sherif Hamu6H ard Thirty deputies
M Cqrncff Tunnel a government
reclamation camp eigat nils irnm
Coils. fHe ore strikers wAn ha1 1e--
rorized the iou8 au1 tar aatenei fe eat
10 aHv force cent 20 qrel the move
ment snFreaGer-d wii11Ut . straEs'
They Uere ua.d &C --ay and ihe ring
Leaders we're compelled 70 lears ihs
camp. Quiss uos prevails.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
FIRE DESTROYS TOWN.

Bonneville. Ind. JUiv t3.-Fire sup
posed to be Of inc endiary origin last
night and his morning destroyed the
town Of Lynnv lle 600 population.
can ine a loss of S2No0lo Twenty two
buildings weIa burned. and the toWn
Is practically gone or, % business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
OPERATORS AND MrNEss AosgE.

Harrisbarr. Pa. Juiy Is-oaerafoFS
and minors of the central Peansfi.
vaaia lilnmi cus eoal field have
reached an agre emeat. wth bat slssaf
changes in ihe scale The asfeeiae'sk
aregides fo- cnea shop arflfrafiea
and cheek ueizasHan's fsaa ard sn
advance Of 55s per cent oa fae .eass
paid prss~ to 1896.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
REPORTS ARE UNTRUE.

Washington. D. c. July ls.-The
American vice consul general al War
partmeat today that foreign Pressshrt
saw Poland. cahlcd the state depart
ment today that foreign press cores
p-ndents have been mislead by err7f-
eaus reports into informing their pa
ners that hire was reason 70 fear ef
msssacres in aWrs5w and Lob.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-14
ENGINEER DROPS DEAD.

Clinton. Iowa. July IA. n. Ander
son. q veteran engineer for tho I'i.nni
Central and No thwe- te-n railroads
dropped dead today as DO was enter
ing his cab to take out a rain on th
Midland line for Anamosa.