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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
SEAL OF CHARACTER
WILL BE THAT PLACED ON MEAT
BY UNCLE SAM SAYS SEC
RETARY WILSON.


Chicago July TO- When asked foI
an expression tonight as to the result
of his Investigation of the Union Stock
Yard Secretary wilson said.
When the seal Of Uncle Sam IS
placed upon any inspected article of
meat. Uncle Sam viii stand for its
character but Uncle Sam will not put
that seal ON any last years birds nest
neither mp any old rag found in an
alley
4 have me- with, conferred with
and instructed thirty government in
spectGrs summoned 10 meet me here.
regarding the new inspection law.
have held my last meeting with the
packers and they fully understand Dhe
iuaton I he inspectors also under
sfand hoN ,1ey are 70 perform fher
duties. Ample time viii be give1 The
packers 20 arrange their operations
for complying with the new law and
The new Inspectors win be appointed
when certified by the civil service
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
CUTDOWN EXPENSE
HAS BEEN THE WATCH WORD
WITH THE MANAGEMENT or
THE MUTUAL LIFE CO.
President Peabody Sends out Letter
TO Policy Holders showing How
Expense by the Wholesale
Has Been Curtailed

New York. July loNot one Of the
executive officers Of the Mutual Life
Insurance company, responsible for
The conditions which prevailed in that
organization prior to 1905 will remain
in the service Of the company, all
practice, and Of methods doubtful
propriety have been prohibited. The
responsibility of the officers has been
definitely tixeI measures to insure
efficiency in service ana economy in
administration have been adopted
and many other reforms effected. an-
prdng 10 a letter to the policy hold
ers which WIS made public today by
Pres lent Peabody Of the company.
Peahody's letter wach viii be
mailed to every policy aolder in the
Mutual al declares thai other re
forms are in progress aad in contem
platl0n aud hat he bell wee the re-
suits Of the future will be entirely
satisfactory to the p5llcy holders lie
calls attention to the reluctiCn in
salaries of the officers and employees
and in the expense of lie home office
ba lling elGaeting saying Of $5l5000
scaF Economics, rTeefed hftBe poT
OF agency management. medical ey.
animation and revision work, advef.
q Ing printing ana stationery. he
says. aggregated ancth r $4,000 per
year. making total aYng OF over
$f0A1 for each working day.
Tho letter says that since January
!. this year, the compan}s fund, have
been deposited IA banks and oans on
collateral have been reduced over
by investment and The to
tai gan in the net income from all ia
te-tment- during the past six months
has been 81 100000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
ON THEIR KNEES
This Men Were ovegtaken BY Nn tx
pIosion as . Result Of a Burn
ing Fuse.

nanville lli., July TO- IN am eXrlo
Sion of dynamite which occurred AT
the Western rrick comranv's plant
here today one man was killed and
ave others badly Injured two Of whom
win die The dead
Clayton Allie aged 20, single; Mon
te2uma, Ind.
The injured: Edward Riley pit
boss nanule; right arm ana leg
crushed
Fred OF a. Dlnvil;e; skull crushed.
William Byc'ly. Danyillc.
Con Riley, Dauyle: cut arm and
hand.
George GLADDEN., Dlnvnle bruised
hin
The explosion occurred al N. on and
was the reaul of a fuse bU1ine
"a ter thln was ezpeced. % caught tha
men while they were upon tne.r knees
giving them mo time 10 get away.
Clayton Allie, the daceasod was a
resident of M.at yuma, Ind tie was
20 years old.
This is the second explosion of The
Kind TO occur there within "a year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
AM NOT INSANE
DECLARES HARRY
THAW
m FIRST FORMAL STATEMEN NJ
THE YOUNG MURDERER HAS
GIVEN OUT.
BOTH ARDENT SUITORS
or the Fair Singer and Cabs and Huge
Boquets From Both the Million.
aires Awaited t;er al the
STAGE Door.

New York, July To-. Harry Kendall
Thaw tonight III The Tombs pr on
gave out his first formal statement
since he shot aud killed Stanford
Waite on The Madison Square Roof
Garden
In it Thaw utters a protest against
being regarded as insane and de-
clares that his counsel assure him
that no such course as the appoint
meat Of a commission to inquire into
his mental condition q contemplated
The sta, ement was handed by Thaw
In person to newspaper representa-
lives He gave il out with the permis
sion of his counsel, with whom he
pleaded all day to be allowed to deny
in person the current reports as 10 his
insanity and especially the publica-
tion yesterday afternoon of a pur-
purported interview with ono Of his
counsel quoting the attorney as saying
the prisoner was undoubtedly insane
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
BABE WAS DYING
SO Us Parents Thought. and Minister
Stopped Sermon 10 Perform
Baptism.

Piusbure Penn. July 10.-Abrupt
iy dlscontnuihs his sermon. Rev
John u. Miller Pastor OF the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church. WyEa
avenue and Kirkpatrick street. last
evening descended into the Sunday
school room and administered the bap
nsmal rites 10 a child believed 10 De
dying After peri rmng the cere-
mony be reiufned 90 the waiting con
eregatiun and finished his sermon. At
fits conclusion De- told tho audience
the cause of the delay. and asked f.r
prayers for the child
The child which was a year Old. was
Thar of Mr and Mrs BENJAMIN Grit
feihs Of Z118 Webster avenue. a1d
had been tske- ddenly 800 with heat
After the baptism The parents Kept tb.
child iH fhe open air untl early ihs
morning when ct vas much improved
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
TERRIFIC SWING
OF WALcOTT'S LANDED ON THE
JAW or DoNGHERTY AND PUT
HIM OUT OF THE GAME.
Negro Fighter Lands Lucky Blow il
the Seventh on Milwaukee Boy
Sending Him to the
Floor.

Boston, Mass, July l0-Joe Wal
cott of Boston, retained the wel,el
weight championship of the world by
knocking out Jack Dougherty of Mil
yankee in the eighth round alta TIE
Lincoln Athletic Club in Chelsea to
night
Nalcott's famous punch, left hand
swing to the jaw. defeated Dougherty.
TIP to the final round Dougherty ap.
peared TO have ontpointed the colored
boxer although Waleott did not show
many marks of punishment
IN the first round Walsott sent
Doughery to the mai twice. In the
second the Milwaukee fighter eyened
matters up IN the third Dougherly
sent rights and lefts TO Walcotta
At the close Of the fifth Dougherty
landed a terrific jab on Walcotf3
stomach. whirlng the coIored man
almost off his feet
Walcott fought sayagely in the
sixth but in the seventh Dougherty
5howered rights and lefts on Walcott's
stomach In the eighth Dougherty
continued to play for Walcott's stom.
lch Before the rounded ended, wal
colt began to swing wildly One Of
his swings caught Dougherty on the
jaw and the Milwaukee boy fell an
his face. He tried TO raise and gol
to his knees before the count was
up, but he could get no further
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11

ST Petersburg, July l0-The de-
bate IN the Bialystok massacre was
resumed today In the lower house Of
parliament Ae resolut'on was passed
directing that no moee names be ad
ded to the list Of those desiring TO
speak on the subject, There are still
hiriy-four deputies on the list of
those who have given notice Of inten-
tian to speak.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
BURNED TO CRISP
Was Women Found IN Room IN Min
nespoiis Hctei-Tficd 20 Tell n
A. Assault 5ut Died.

A'inueapoi' s. JuIy To- Employ %.
The National Hotel found tha H o'
@ Homan believed ta Do Mrs. H
Johnson n Tztra.t. Ere hr r1-H f.fst
nearly burned fo crisp Waen foun
tloueh Fe a'itc. sac triaf tn teil a
story Cf tefng assaulted. bur was in
eu-h an exhausted condition thst sha
Was h1r-.ei f1 Dr. ritai bBf di-f l-
fh= anbalanc, reached -hc instiut 11.
Her skull va fractured BY a bioF
from a hammer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
DARK CLOUDS HANG
OVER RUSSIAN
EMPIRE
AND MUTlNlES AND DISORDERS
AMONG TROOPS AND PEAS
ANTS Are INCREASING.
RED FLAG is H0ISTED
Plans For CoIosal Uprising
of Armed Forces Are Being
Made.

st Petersburg, July l0-The labor
group in the lower house OF parlia-
ment declares il has absolute proof
that orders have been sent from ST
Petersburg to the police in the pro
vince of Saratoy to fire on The gath
erings addressed by members Of par
Lament after The prorogation of the
body. II is asserted that the orders
Instructed the police to single out the
deputies, and afterwards make it ap.
pear that their shooting was acct
dental.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
INSPECTOR OUSTED
From Peoria School Board BY City
Council and Tangled ComplL
cations Follow.

Peoria. July i0-Thc city council
.of Peoria tonight declared every eat
on the board of schlol iuspecIors
vacant and called q special election
for AHa 3. 10 elect an entire new
board Tho action follows the indg
ment of the circuit cour oHsting the
eight h0ldove- members of the beard
ard In effect declaring tha method Of
election of tho new members illegal
Building operations uB school
houses. preading the fax levy and
the signing Of a c0atrac. with the city
superintendent lert. q r smith OF
Moline. are held up by thc custer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
A SLICK TRICK.
TO Aid In His Election Declares Policy
Holders Attorney of Letter

New York. July lO-After reading
lhe stltement made public by Presa.
dent Peabody tonight Samuel Inter
'myer, general counsel for the Inter.
national F. LEY Holders committee of
the Mutual and New York Lie In
salance companies. addressed a long
letter uf protest O 7eabody in which
ne accuse him ot issuing the docu.
ment at the company expense IN the
"a d of The campaign for you- own
election and thar OF your a .sociates
to whom you owe your onire. Cnter
myer declares @ copy Of This protest
is Being forwarded TO- the supcrlntcnd-
cnt OF insurance accompanied by .e
quest that Dee forbid 'tIj7 latc-, form
of diversion OF lht 70 cts"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
MUCH IMPRESSED
Is Secretary Root With Beauty and
Fertility of Porto Rico.

San Juan. Porto Rico, July l0-A
reception was given by Governor Win
hrop and Mrs. Winthrop last night
1t the executive mansion TO Secretary
Root and party. The party went on a
dfty mile automobile trip today over
he famous military road They vi
tied Aiboniio Pass where the Span
iards erected mountain fortifcations
against the Uunited States troops in
the war OF 1898 and visited the Cayey
'obacco districts Secretary Root was
much impressed with the islands fer
tiliy and beauty
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
TO ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY

St, Petersburg July 10-A bill ot
the lower hoa e Of parliament pro
yiding for the abolition of the death
penalty was taken up today in the
upper house Up to recess time no
voice had been raised in favor OF
capital punishment all speakers urg
ing its elimination as a relic Of bar
baIism. as having an inapprcciable
effect in restraining crime. and as op
posed to the whole theory of tn Rms
san code. with it, otherwise mild
punishment
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
MINERS OUT AGAIN
In Ohio District Because Leaders
Were Not Paid All That They
Had Coming in Agreement.

Athens Ohia july 10-Then thou
and miners in the Hooking district
struck again today after working less
than two weeks under the agreement
made al Columbus in June The cans
is that when The leaders received their
pay checks they found they were
short 3GfH1 Of one cent per ton from
the price which they were to receive
under thc Columhus agreement for
cutters. leaders and day workers. Tn
ri the matter IS settled The mines
will remain idle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
FORM A VIGILANCE
Committee % Residents Of 81. Louis
suburb 70 s1oct Down Burglars
and Marauders.

81 L1u' No July 1a-A vigilance
committee composed # twenty five Of
fhe best class of citizens has been
organized al Richmond He ehts. a sl-
lff.. fnr fae purpose cf slno ing bHr-
2isrs aai nocturnal marauders on
SIGHT and for the protection ~ their
BONES The lmfb has % police
rr lection and LrrEi8ries have be-
come frequent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
ABANDONED TOUR
OF Continent and Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
Plan to Remain some Time in
Great Britain.

London, July l0.--Nr ana Mrs
Bryan have temporarily abandoned
their planned continental tour and
have decided 20 remain in Great
Britain until after The conference of
tho nterparliamentary union. which
opens here July %
They will also spend some time in
Scotland. They were entertained hy
Col C. J. Biles. of Nebraska. this
evening July i2th they viii bo enter
tainel at luncheon by Ambassador
Wh.iolaw Red and Mr. Reid Next
day they will be en-erfained by Sec.
rsfary Ridgley Carter Of the Ameri
can embassy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
SECRETARY NAMES NORTH.

Washington. ID. C.. July 10-Secre-
-ary Metcaif today named Director
North. Cf the Censu. Bureau. aas rep
resentauve of the department Of com
merce aand labor % assist in pren8r-
ing the regulations for the operation
ef be pure food las.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
HOIsTEn RFn FLAG

So5o toUol July l0-li is reported
haf 'bc ifonc.ads Pantel.momen and
Three Saints have Joined the garrison
of BlUm fortre-s. which has been iH
mutiny. that the Three Saints hoisted
the red dag. and that the uutiueers
are fore hly deiaiuinE the other two
ironclals which had refused o join
them
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
BY POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION

Newark, n. j., July l0--Norh Am
erican Turner's Association today
adopted a resolution that the work
and scope o fthe German National
Teachers Seminary in Milwaukee be-
enlarged b ymcans of guarantee fHnd
10 be secured by popular subscription
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
BOLD RUSSIAN HIeHwAYMEN

WaTsaW. July IO.-Icu armol men
tolay attacked the c5thior Of rhe
Ni-tula railway who was proceeding
no lhn tate bank 10 deposit the days
receipts. He was accampan ei by an
attendant and TWO soldiers The assail
ants stepped the carriage. shot the
soldiers dead ami got Oh with $5oo'o.
Tho cashier capped saving Si0J010.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
SEEKING CHORUS GELS.

New YORK july lo'--Chofus gifI
VINO know anything OF Harry Tina" "s
past life are mnch IN evidence now IN
Assistant District Attorney Garyan s
office. The Broadway theatrical dis
trct has been Hooded win stbpo mas
Many ch3fH' gisia nave lelt the city
and others remain a; their homes 90
avoid The s'thpoena servsrs. fwo
youhg women "hom me district attor
hey once has beeh particularly
eager 70 interview are MISS Panla
Desmond ana Miss Gerue Grant II
Is alleged that theSe young women
were followed ana annoyed hy detee-
hFes VINO had oeen employed %
"atch White'
fania = nloha' "'ose teai name IS
Fahfihe helIefhlah' q, now al heF
nome N Kingston. n. % ana q repre-
sentative OF me district attorney
Oalee ma gone there =" see hef'
Doa9ea the S'eu'ns'
MISS Grant mas oeen ABROAD LOT
some ume ol' returned iaSt 9alurday'
Detectives were Watching an the
steamships bu' ne slrl SiIPped aShu.e
unseen bolh MIS- Grant a"o MISS
'tsmohd are known 10 nave peeH
friend, OF stanford Nnl'e' me ac''''
dy o1 the dl'lTl.t attorney ; once III
running down an crews III tue 'hea'il
cal dlstflct Is l"fRey que 10 'he StorE
lold Assistant pis'rlet Al'orhey uar'
ran by Edna Mcclure. a sho" slfl ana
ormer friend OF MIS- nav.
Miss Mctlure sain l1at Whii' I'VE
fn Nesbit wa in tn WiId Rose com
pahy ho'h S'ahIoI" W"''' "'" il''''
fhaw were pursuing her. mere were
Two cab' al me stage ao'r LOT ue'
every night and two bnnehe' OF now
ors. White won az mat ume' ana ne
TOOK iile t''' ''"i, '' S'"N, anu
hcr TO school AT Fahp'on' n. ~ 81"
wa7 taken ill while lhe'e ara uhd' T.
went an operation. laen "nl'e Sent
her and her mother TO Europe.
Harry Ina" ieafhe' OF iYlS "'
won't abroad n met the girl IN PaiiS
anl EVELYN went with him. leaving I
Mre Folman. her mo'l'r nen l'I'+S'
in Paris. She had 10 caple n"e W., /
money to get home. Evelyn iirel oi |
Thaw's conduct abroad ana iet' MN |
When eho got home b went 10 stan !
ford White aud told him ci ihe treat
uont TO which she had been subjected I
by Thaw White then 'ooF aeF 'o n'7
att trrnev and had 1er draw up me /
affidavit which i- now 20 badly
wanted by the y us"cnuon. thaW ioF
lowed her home AMI. AFTER some tme'
she reioined him. ana they went
abroad together
Had a Bitter Quarrel
-"'S3 ~. e.. d,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
REBELS MURDERED
PRESIDENT, SEIZED
THE GOVERNMENT

Rio Janeiro, Brazil July l0. Re
yolutionists in the tate of Matto
Grosec have occupied the capitol Of
the state OF Cuyaba, murdered The
president Of the state and seized the
government.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11

Rural Tree 1aiise-s was established
under I're-.le-t AcKE-ey ln lss7-
Darils tee Csoal gear sa4eI 1873 thers
were l5lls routes ia operzuCa, s.sa
II.7a0 Delitioas ending.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
OUTRAGES OCCURRING
IN THE TRANSVAAL.

johannesburg. Transyaal
July 10 Outrages by the ma
tiyes continue In the town :
and suburbs, the perpetrators
frequently using reyolyers. On
one occasion the natives were =
accompanied by Chinese cool z
les The authorities have warn :
cd the whites to lock up all
their arms
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
LEADERS SLAYER ACQUITTED

Seattle. wash. July George
Mitchell who shot and killed Franz
Edmund CreHiel5. who had deludef
and wrOnged his two sisters. was ac-
quilted this afternoon. Defebse was
insanity.