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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
Does Not Know Second Wife.

Chicago, Jan. 8.-Mrs. Irene Steele,
ed Philadelphia bank wrecker, dis
claims all knowledge of the Lynchburg
woman who reported herself as hav-
ing married Steele after divorce Sc
cured from the first wife.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
LANGFoRD DIES.

Was First Child to Be Born at Green,
willie, Tex.
Greenville, Tex, Jan. s. Charles
Langford died from injuries sustained
in a laundry He was an ex-sheriff,
fifty-five years old and the first child
born at Greenville.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
Not Deemed Advisable.

Toxic, Jan s-The feeling prevails
here in influential circles that it is not
advisable to include call at San
Francisco in the cruise training
squadron at the time, when anti-Japa
nese sentiment is rampant. The pro
posed visit might be indefinitely post
poned
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
FAMILY KILLED.

Six Persons Are Dead From the Eff.
fects of Illuminating Gas.
Burlington, VT. Jan. S.-The entire
family of George Devino, at Winooski
consisting of six persons. were killed
by Illuminating gas. which entered the
house from break in the street main
through sewer.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
in MEMORY or CHIEF.
Carnegie Contributes Fifty Thousand
Dollars For a Hall,

Tulsa, |. T., Jan. S.-Andrew Car.
negie has given $4,000 to build a
Greek memorial hall at Okmulgee, |.
T.. in honor of the celebrated Creek
thief, Esparhacker.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
Resided at Lynchburu.

Lynchburg, Va, Jan. 81 r. Steele
resided here sereval months. He
leaves widow and little boy. Mrs.
Steele says SUR husband had a di
.vnr-Su wife at Chicago.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
NOT FoRGERiEs.
So Asserts. In Speaking of Vouchers
Attorney General Davidson.

Austin, Jan. Sin answer to state
ment given out that certain documents
in his possession in connection with
the Waters-Pierce Oil company case
are forgeries. Attorney General David
son says they are not only genuine. but
the original papers. He also declares
that he has never associated with any
person connected with Standard Oil
company interests.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
pamane Mas Great.

Lowell, Ariz., Jan. 8.-Damage of
explosion of dynamite in Arizona COM
pany's magazine amounts to $4,000
hole sixty feet deep was made where
the maXaZine stood
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Organized at Lake Charles, and All but
One City Selected.

Lake Charles, La, Jan. 8.--A new
Glass D baseball league, known as the
Gulf Coast Baseball league, was form
ed here Monroe, Alexandria, Opelou-
sass. Orange and Lake Charles, all
Louisiana towns, joined the league. A
sixth member will be added, the choice
being between Orange. Tex, and Crow
ley, La.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
Thirteen prowned.

Anconia. Italy. Jan 8.-During a
storm Sunday the Greek steamboat
Urania went on the rocks near here.
Thirteen OF the crew were drowned. 3
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
ADVERSE TO BAILEY.
Democratic Primary Election In Travis
County Against Senator.

Austin. Jan S.-.-About one-half the
Democratic votes of Travis county
were polled in the primary election
Saturday. The result was adverse to
Senator Bailey by about 125 majority.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
NO RECONCILIATION.
In Authoritative Quarters Definite
penia! Has Been Made.

Lorsion, jan. S.-Inquiry in author1-
tative quarters elected a definite de-
NAL of the reports published in the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
Bio Blaze at Eiain.

Elgin. Tex. Jan. S-The postoffice
and some other buildings here were
destroyed by fire. Loss Is $4,000
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
Subscription Price $2oo year.

Published three times week, on Sun
day morning, Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons, at 5I7 Edwards ST.,
BY The Caucasian & Carney Print
ing Co. Ltd, Proprietors.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
Deplorable Mistake.

New Boston, Tex, Jan. g. Mistak.
Ing morphine for quinine, G. R. Big.
foot took dose and died.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
Tulsa's Rapid Growth.

Tulsa, 1T, Jan. S.-This city claims
1880 population. A year ago she had
1860.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08

United States that a reconciliation be-
tween the Duke and Duchess of MARI
borough had been effected.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
TREMENDOUS FIRE.
Estimated Loss by Bangkok Blaze Is
Three Million Dollars.

Bangkok, Siam, jan 8.-Chinese
trading quarters at Bangkok have been
devastated by fire. 1t is estimated
the loss will amount to about
So. 600, 600.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08
NOTICE.

l am applying for pardon.
ALBERT TURNER.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08

Entered as second class matter February
II, 1904, at the postofice at Shreve-
port, La, under the Act of Con-
gress of March 81, 1879.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-08

Jan. 3,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
SAYS AMERICANS
CLAIM IS UNJUST
SIR ALFRED JONES DECLARES
KINGSTON REFUGEES WERE
NOT LILLY TREATED ABOARD
HIS PRIVATE STEAMER.

Bridgetown. Barbados, Jan. 26.-
The steamer Port Kingston, with Sir
Alfred Jones and party aboard. ar
rived here today on her way from
Kingston TO England. The correspond
ent of the Associated Press inter
viewed her commander, Captain Par.
son, and Sir Alfred Jones regarding
the complaint made by Americans as
to the alleged III trca meut accorded
them in Kingston during the earth
quake.
The correspondent was told that
Americans as well as all other reflI.
gees had been welcomed the night of
the earthquake or, board the King
ston. The refugees were put of the
steamer the afternoon of the 18th. as
she was filed TO her utmost capacity
Jones says he inquired If any among
the refugees were destitute. He sug-
gested that American refugees 60
over to Port Antonio or Vaudeville
the railroad to these points being
in operation. Others aboard emphat-
icaliy denied the statements thas Am
orleans had been illircsied.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
26 MEET VIOLENT
DEATHS SATURDAY
EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP
sNUFFS OUT LIVES OF IL
AND ENDANGERs OTHERS
-FOUR BOYS CREMATED
In Fire Which Destroys Factory
Nine Foreigners Blown to Bits
ac Dynamite ThaWs--Train 4
Wrecks Street Car.
ONE DAYS DEATH RECORD.

ONE DAYS DEATH RECORD.
Richmond, Va--Nine. foreigners blown
to bits by explosion of dynamite
Dover, N H-Four BOYS burned to
to death; one missing, in factory
fire.
Weston, w. Va.--Twelve miners
killed by explogion of f9e damp.
Dayton, Ohio.-One woman killed and
lG other passengers hunt in street
car wreck.
Weston. W. Va, Jan 2G,--Five Am
erican ard seven Italians are known
to be dead as a result of an explc sion
Of fire damp in the Pennsylvania com
pany mine at Lor ntr w. Va this
evening. Their bodies were re-
Immediately following the explos-
on the mine cave in and nearly caus-
ed the eciombment of one miners.
The Americans Killed Are.
CHARLES BOSERMAN.
WILLIAM BAILEY
JAMES SCOTT.
CHARLES JOHNSON.
GLENN MILES.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
THAW JURORS ARE
HELD PRISONERS
BARRED FROM ALL VISITORS AND
EVEN THEIR MAIL is OPEN
Ed AND INSPECTED.
LAWYER EXPOSES PLEA
In Connection With "Unwritten
Law"--venire Half Exhaust
ed to Get Seven on Jury.

New York Jan 26.--Three days O.
the trial of Harry X. Thaw have
passed and the net results are the
selection of seven jurors. To get these
seven jurpmen l01 talesman half OF
the panel drawn, have been examined
1t is possible thot the remaining Ave
jurors needed will be found in the
100 talegmen still awaiting examiua,
ton, but If yesterdays proceedings
are any criterion, this is doubtfufi
From those. examined yesterday two
jurors were Obtained. Five were
drawn from the first so talesmen ex-
ahmed.
The chief reason for the genera dc
sire net to serve is probably found
in the order of Justice Fitzgerald,
practically locking up the jurymen
from the time they are drawn until
the trial Is over. This Is an unurual
proceeding, and as most of the tales
men are active business men, IL in
wolves a possible financial loss be.
sides the hardship.
Newspaper Men Barred
About he only physical exercise
the jurymen lected enjoy now or
are likely TO enjoy for some weeks 10
come is the little walk twice daily
accompanied by court officers. to and
from the Broadway Central Hotel
and the court house The men are
practically prisoners. They dire to-
gether and then spend the evening In
chatting until they retire Every let
!er that is sent 10 the jurors is oDened
and read by Police Captain William
j. Lynch who has immediate person
al charge Of the jurymen. This is not
done W Ia the mail of priso5ers in
the Tomhs
No newspapers that have in them
any reference to the trial or tragedy
are permitted. Cap. Lynch cuts out
those parts Of the newspapers that re
FIR to the case, and the jurors have
70 be content with his censorship.
Even the books and magazines are
subjected TO the same sort of scrutiny.
The men are comfortably housed 1t
he hotel Sevente en- rooms, with
baths aud private dining room have
been engaged fer them The jurors
so far selected are accepting the sit
nation in a philosophical spirit and
With the utmost good nature.
The plans of the defen e, while
hey have not definitely DEVELOPED. !
are still believed to be those which |
rave been generally prophesied-emo
ional insanity and an appeal to the
,o-called higher law Only the |
'aintest indication in this direction |
las appeared at the trial thus far
md that was yesterday. when Clifford |
". Hartridge. chief counsel for Thaw
Isked a prospective juror this qucs.
ion:
"Wou,d you take into consideration |
III the evidence tending to show the |
condition of Thaws mind at the time
# the killing of Stanford White"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
REFUSES TO GIVE
NAME OF SLAYER
NEW YORK DOCTOR. ATTACKED
AND SHOT IN HIS HOUSE DIES
AFTER DECLINING TO RE
VEAL AssAILANT's IDENTITY.

New York. Jan Z7.-Declaring that
he knew who shot him but that he
would not reveal the identity Of his
assailant. DR.. Charles ". TOWNSEND
died In a hospital this morning (Sua-
dayD from the effects Of pistol shot
wounds inflicted by a man who at
tackled the physician at his home in
New Brighton. Staten Island. early
Saturday.
Mystery surrOunds the shooting but
the police are Inclined 70 the theory
that DR.. Townsend vas the victim of
a man VbO sought vengeance for
some real or fsncied wrong.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
WAGES FIGHT ON
LOCAL OPTION ACT.
ILLINOIS ANTl-SALOON LEAGUE
BEGINS CAMPAIGN AGAINST
PoTTER,s BILL.
REVENUE CLAUSE ISSUE.
As II 10 Claimed That il TenHc to
Work Against the Real Cause
The Committee May Be
Ready Tuesday.

Spr ngaeld. H., Jan. 26.-The anti
saloon league has opened up fight
on Senator POtter's local option bill
which carries revenue clause di.
verting one.fourth of the receipts
from saloon licenses 20 the county
trea ;ury. In other respects this bill
Is practically the same as that which
will be introduced Tuesday in both
branches of the legislature by mem
bers acting for the league.
With its revenue clause attached It
plainly is intended 20 make trouble
for the real issue. and because of this
Is attacked by Supt. Scogin of the
leg slative branch Of the league. who
sa" he is not ready to question MIR.
Potter's motives at the present time
but wishes merely o call attention
to the absurdity of such provision
in The measure.
THE objection we have to this sec
{ on" he said is that the material
In it is totally irrelevant the Oh
iect of he bill We do not at the
pre- ent time impugn Mr. Pott RS
motives, but had the gentleman
wished TO go on record advocating
ihe featurSs embodied in this serr
nue. clause Il waud have been much
more ccnsisten for him to have in
troiuced p bin with f. @ "r~per tt el
oovering the lcg station which he de.
sired,
I'VE ~"nr~t understand why bel
Y Il r"ce7frfv 20 tate the an''-
saloon ls7rua ri'l without anv cen
'lsltati wf7 e"e" With tn frien's
g idc1' ort'-r n ~ 20 - t'at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
The Meanons Of War.

Benevolent Old Lady Ito tramp she
has just fetched in for a feed)-"Why
don't you go to work. my poor man ?"
Tramp would n had the tools.
mum r. o. What tools do YOU
want them" Tramp-"A knife and
fork. mum. please"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
WOULD TEACH STATE HISTORY

Spr Dgfeld IL, Jan. 26.-The Hi
nois State Historical society today
discussed the advissbi'itv cf teacHi-g
state history In the public schools of
Illinois. The discussion va opened
by Prof. George W Clark. professor
Of history and geogt anhy in the
Southern Normal school az Carbon
dale. who honored such tea1hing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
TRAIN WRECKS STREET CAR.

Dayton. Ohio, Jan. ga street
car was struck at the Third street
crossing today by the east bound Big
Four Limited Miss Lillian Huber
vas killed and sixteen other passen-
gers seriously injured two of whom
~ bablv will die.
The two probably fatally burt arc
Prof. Merch. as istant principal Of the
nublic schools Of Dayton. and Mrs.
Frank Randy, mother Of Assistant
FTe Chief Ramby. of this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
FOUR BOYS cREMATED.
And One is s,ill Missing as Result Of
Fire In coeheco Plant.

Dover, n. Jan 2C.--F er boys
era d-nd ore IS still mis- ing and six
others ser ouslv hurt and A-ancial
'os7 Of 100000 is now stated tA be
sa 'osul' of Ere which early to.
N" DESTROYED the PAN. OF the
0orh 90 Man featuring company
The bodies Of the four dead bows
were f und in the ruins this after
noon, charred beyond Identification
The fire broke out in the mill not
long after 500 or more operl'iv- had
as embed for the days work. Eric
ion from belt gererated sparks
which lodged in a mass Of cotton and
flames gu ckly spread through the
The kits soon became blocked by
a struggling mass Of mill hands and
many we're Obliged to jump from WIN
dows Othe"s secured rope? and de
sceuded 70 the ground.
The Missing Boys Are.
CHART ES GOSGROVE. 1G years
CONSTANTINE ELOPULOS. 15
venr'
JOHN NIcHOLOPULOS. IS years.
REnDEN Is years,
HESTER, Is ygars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
JOHN S. MILLER HoNoREp.

New York. Jan. 26.-John 5 Miller
of Chicago. who came in o proui-
nence last summer as the ait'rnev
for the Chicago packers and who has
been appointed chief counsel of ths
Standard OIL company. viii be n New
York on February 9Th. as a guest al
the annual dinner Of the St Lawrsrcr
club of New York
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
BOY OF t3 DIES FOR LOVE.

Pott town. Pa. Jan 26.-John L
Hart, aged 13 years. was found hang-
ing in the slaughter house Of a-rela
tive AT stowe. near here today. His
act Of selfdeslruction g. attributed -
q playful remark made last night hv
Young girl companion. vho sa i she
did not llkC him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
A uscfuI Nan.

Dr. Ray the Oldest living druggist
OF New York IS dead In the course
Of his life be sold 2s3.4s6.174 postage
stamps and allowed e6s. rs. .34s. SIS
persons to use his directory and teis-
phone
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
No,hlno In I, for Fido.

OF course 1t is necessary 70 die
cover the north pole-we understand
that. StlIi. it doesn't seem just right
70 make faithful Fiso pull sledge as
FAR north as he can and then eat him
On the way back.-Puck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27

0".'p'e - 90 II 2
~ tcvor nose ho 'aglslqmre an
sat or own hin n be fr e fro
INV eatarellog alliances which EN-
barars local onticn legislation
Work Ct i-uor INterestc.
Y IS rrcttv generally understood
that this revenue clar is ~ v'o K
Of the liquor interests which believe
that f any local option bill be passed
such a provision viii he a prote 'tio1
agans radical acton in many coun.
ties
II the anti-salc1 IN lague would take
which would rernit a ounty 10 vote
on the question Of prohibition taF ~
opposition 10 the bill would disa0
pear. The l'or-r interes for t'at tie
counties will v.te fc~ prohibit'o on
thus dragging along with them the
principal towns in which. If they
voted alone. the liquor interests
would not be so timerous of results.
They are perfectly willing to allow
rural communities o have all the pro
h bition they want. pr vided this roes
not close up the towns and villages
To give tie country district a fnal
cial interest In the continuance ~
saloons they have added the revenue
clause 10 the bill
Throughout the state the antisa
loon league will beg'n its campaign
Sunday II Is announced by Spring
field ,-epr that services will
be held In from 1000 TO 5000
churches. The same plan Of attack
was adopted two years ago, ju t be.
fore the local option bill was intro
du ed. and league officials say that
the measure will receive wider
spread of attention this year
Explains Purpose Of the Bill.
Supt. Scrugin issued brief state
ment explanatory Of the bll today,
saying;
The local option bill is draw for
the purpose. s. far possible, Of
bringing relief 10 every community In
he state. This it doesthr. ugh various
units in which /. may be opertaed
In large cities like Chicago where
there are few. n any wards that
could be carried as whole for local
Dpt on. precinct features bring relief
Tor many communities where relief
Inde- the present system through the |
,ity council is impos ible. In larger
titles Of the state not only he pre- I
met but the ward feature comes in /
o redeem many portions II beautiful /
-eslden G. districts from the presence
+ the dram shop.
In counties where there are large !
titles Of 10000 20 90 BOO popula ion 4
where county local option would not
% possible or practical. the tOV'nsh p /
eaiu-e would come in, enabling the J
,eopie 90 drive dram shop from the 4
title village that has been incorpo /
ated for the sole purpose perhaps Ot i
licensing a saloon and where. under
he present sem. those living in
owns outside Of the corporation have 4
- voice whatever IN the matter. And i
u those counties in the state Wncrc /
hero are no large cifle-. where the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27

ae kp- a5sea ene of iil
,N'er "H7s japan on u 70
tae Phil.ppines?"
The chancellor Of the exchequer re
nl.ed mo Your Majesty. they no.
NTr to give them back 70 US for I
1'lrg snticn at Can
TIE king re1llcd: Give he
back? Not while I'm IN he throne
A map of the United States is hune
beh nd the golden throne which at
tracts the attention of The emperor.
The map has the outlines of III
states in chalk. The king inquiries
What mean those lines?"
To which the first courtier replies;
" ri an cid nap sire, and indica e.
g. at ere"
The king with imperious wave . p
his hand, reefs the lines be remov-
ed whereup n the jester remarks:
"All save the railroad lces sire"
Teddy Bears Were There.
The initiation of Clifford X Berry
man. cartoonist and the creator of the
Teddy Bears" afforded an opportua-
ity to introduce two enormous CHINA
mon bears, played by two members.
A snowman who had the bears in
charge explained that he had taught
them the language of man. that they
could think as quickly. speak as
rapidly aud spell Is badly as the
pr sident Of the United States
Bergman with the aid of his hears
made anumber Of cartoons One Of
the bears requested that he draw a
picture of the man whom the senate
loves most and a striking likeness of
he president appeared A picture Of
Senator Foraker showed up when the
cartocnist was asked TO draw pie
ture OF the senator whom the presi-
d nj loved most The picture of the
next vice presideu. Of the United
States was a composite one. starting
with David b. Hin and being changed
into Fairbanks. The cartoon Of the
candidate began with Tai.
irto Fair banks and ended
with a speaking likeness of Joseph
e Cannon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
SHOW NATION AS
EMPIRE IN JtST
GRlDlRON CLUB PICTURES U. S.
RULED BY KING AND POTEN-
TATEs IN TEN YEARS.
SATIRE KtEhLY ENJOYED
BY Large Gathering Of Newspaper
Men, Writer'S, Washington Offle-
iaIs and Great Captains Of
Industry.

Washington Jar. 26-Centraliza.
tion was the major motive in the Ell.
ttertainment furnished tonlgnt ~ The
Ggidiron Glib al the annual winter
dinner
In the presence of the presidei, Of
the United States Grt the vice presl
dent and representatives from CO..
ordinate branches of the govern.
meut, a host Ct literary and news.
paper men. before statesmen anil
many captains Of industry. and those
who have done and are still doing
things, an empire was erected with
all ne splendor attendant thereon
Tha scene was laid in Washington
and .Ae time 1917
The lingly power vas surround
with all officers Of state wi h cour
tiers and pages, herald and a mum
ercas court e complete the gorgeou,
D cure, and the fun the men Of tho
G'idir1n Club go out Of the "skit,' to
say rothing Of the enjoyment .cf the
Guests, 8%nwed low ksenly the assem-
hlage appreciated the satire
Royal Court is Deposed.
And there wa a jester too, who
spoke an epiIogue which served as
n introd ction of Presiden Rose
'elt who had mada rc.b.e adj
'ddress
The grand procession was weleom
I'd by God Save The King" rendered
by the marine band But the king
ias finally deposed and tn court se7t
r. oXi'e While he hanl PLAYED { oI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
NINE MEN BLcNN TO BITS.

Richmond. Va, Jan. 26.-Nine me1
all foreigners. were blown to pieces
by dynamite explosion today on the
Tidewater railroad near Pearisburg.
Va. The laborers were at dinner AID
a quantity of the explosive, which was
beng thawed in front Of the fire.
blew up.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27
He ARD MAN TALK
10 MRS. MANGRUM
WOMAN MURDER WITNESS TELLS
OF MONEY CONVERSATION
BEFORE DISAPPEARANCE.
BUGGY GONE ALL NIGHT
Says Liveryman Who Identifies the
Accused Or. Flest as Man Who
Hrsd Rig-Prosecution Scores
in Trial Yesterday.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan 2G.-"He--
man Fiost" was the exclamation
which Mrs. Mabel Mccain terrified IN
the criminal court tha' she head
Mrs Rosa Mason Mangrum make Ia
excited conversation in room at
Brace Chester's house on Eighth are.
nue. on the Saturday night before Mrs
Mangrum' disappearance from Nash
Vile.
The testimony was given ye terday
In the tlisl of DR.. j. Herman Fiest,
charged With ne murder Of Mr4.
Rosa Mangrum. whose bodv w,s
found IN the. Ohio river at Cairo in
December 1905.
The witness was IN an adirin'ng
room to that in which the converse.
fion occurred and fe~---oA thnt ~sn
,ad~ rnnlv Via 'ritrorv ..-aot i-r- t'-
lords, "p9ea 4 a~ noea 80 N
"ain 4a'9 she her-d Mrs No.
'ay that she saw no reason ca~r9
large amount ~ money v.ith 80
Mrs. MeC'an did NJ SOC a'st@- -
rar o~ 10 women ~ tha t-eo ~
arlv oa"ort n4rt ~ n oe--
ttor ~ e,orv, t.F~,r- -. .,-t.~ ~ t-s
Hanrru-1 The srit~es4 ,s tFea@ 4
10 a fo~trone ,ross ~..c ,,'ro. =
w~s T r~oa 70 u-en'A ~ at4,a
Nor l'fe h~r test'-~~rv hcf-- re.
onal.
-ur-r core an ~i-tt
II n VA Nel' 49, e3-eo II
= gas~q1i 80. ~ IS
#3 flsn
tta' "a
~ ~oc~i,- .~'o~'.~a
nr s po7r f~r h7--~
to he used from ahou 7.en c'A'~ u
INIT II. Az the ho,t- r-. ~r'-F &
vi'res4 ca'd 10 cer~is9 ~ h~-- 80
buggy himself to the *Vilcox bull .firg.
the place dosigratod ~ rGo-.' 0~'
Is in the Wilc baIli~r. Tto .'t-
said raa came ort and arl,~a ie f
wa tho horse ara hrqr- THE -,sn
wore 3 long ove~cc7t lon~ ~i~'-~~ ar
had fur Ground h's ne~t 'frn%el' r
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10 the west siIe ~ 8 Svth av-nu~.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27

The MERCHANT WHO sdvertises
regularly and literally pays compll.
ment TO the reader The merchant
who thinks other things---aimost all
other things--of more importance
than his advertising does not pay
compliment to the reader.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-27

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