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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-05
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

For United States Senator,
JOHN :. WILLIAMS.
For Governor,
EDWARD +. NOEL,
For Lieutenant Governor,
LUTHER IAESHIP.
For Secretary of State,
J. W. POWER
For Attorney General,
K. V. FLETCHER,
For Land Commissioner,
+. II. NALL
For Supreme Court Clerk,
GEORGE {. MYERS,
FOR Revenue Agent,
WRIT ADAMS
For Commissioner OF Agriculture,
II. E BtASESLEE,
Fer State Superintendent; Education
J. y. POWEi;S,
For Insurance Commissioner,
T. VI. HENRY
For Auditor Public Accounts,
Z. j. SMITH.
For State Treasurer,
C. r. EDWARDS. JR.
For Peni,entiIry Trustee,
L. T. TAYLOR,
For Railroad Commissioner,
". -. SCOrT.
For District Attorney,
n. u. STEPHENS
For State Seuator,
q. r HIGllTOWER,
For Representatives.,
e.. p SLOUGH.
LEE VI. RUSSELL.
For Sheriff,
}. c. HARTSFTELD.
FOR ,bancery clerk,
W. VI. WOODWARD.
For Circuit Clerk,
CITY b TAYLOR,
For Treasurer,
W. e. Collier PARKS
Fer Superintendent OF Education,
H. I. SMITH,
Ter Tax Assessor,
J. O. WOOLEERrUS,
For Surveyor.
II. :. NcLARTT.
For Coroner and Ranger,
* MILLER,
tor Supervisor Beat No. I.
c e STEPHENS,
For Magistrate No /.
J. z. MeLsRrY.
JOHN +. BROWN
For BaIHH Beat SOi.
GUY MeLAlsTY,
Fer Supervisor Beat So. >.
~ %. WAIT.
For Magistrate.
ST HYD.
l. {. BUTLER,
For tahiti,
=. L. JOINER,
For Supervisor Beat NJ. ;.
WILLIAM HOUSTON.
Tor Magistrate College Hill,
r a. SHAW.
For Hsilif,
R. DUNLAP.
For Magistrate AbbeYilIe,
J. J. WILKINS.
For Bsilif,
". VI. BENNETT.
For Magistrate Springs
W. 2. MCNCRIEF.
For Bailif
q. T. ELNORE-
For Supervisor Beat No. 4.
J. T.. TRELOAR,
For Nistrates,
W. J. I.OEELDAY,
T. \. SAMSON.
For Iiailiff,
WALTER TATCN.
For Beat No. 5.
ii. L. DAVIS,
For Magistrates,
G. W. FLENNONs,
l. H. NEAL.
For Raiiiff,
JOE KISSER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-05

KANSAS CITY is going to spend
$4,000 for the purpose of adver.
Using itself.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-05

Aennedys Laxative Honey and Tar
rrrss ali cosohs. and sxpsis Colds from
- systs1 BY aentiy moving ths bowels.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-13

Is 8 practically SIRE that Jas.
s Dave4pori VIII represent this
district q the national congress
He S making q fine convass. and
IS 50 veil and fav0laoiy known
that he VIII get 3 large vote il
every portion ot the district
Big Ct body. big o. brain and big
Of heart. jim Davenport VIII go
into congress q typical repre-
sentative CT the great state o.
Oklahoma II ever man il The
district whom Davenport has be-
frierdad should cast his vote for
him be wOnid have a majority.
perhaps, as his friendship knows
10 bounds Coming up from the
ranks ct pennyless boys. he has
struggled TO the front by sheer
force and ind0nitabla energy.
and deserres vel at the hands
Of the Democrats O. Oklahoma
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-13
ENDORSES HON. II. I. TURNER
FOR SENATE.

.OHce Of the Estate Of J. s. H0gg.
Houston. Tex. Feb. p. 1907.
Mr Graves Leeper.
Oklahoma City. Okla
DEAR Nh. LEEPER.-I am glad
to know that Mr. Turner. Of Ok
lah0ma City, is a candidate for
the Democratic nomination as
United States Senator from the
Oklahoma side Of the new state,
and. as SIr. Turner was for If
teen years one Of my fathers :
warmest personal friends, man
in whom my father had every
confidence. I am sure if he were
living today he would do all in
his power to further the candi-
dacy of Mr.. Turner. I have
heard him relate the early expe-
riences Of Mr.. Turner as along
the lines Of his own early life,
and 10 doubt the fellow feeling
between the two men was due
primarily to their early hard
ships, and I know that father
felt q personal qualification in
Mr.. Turner's manly. able. faith
ful and successful career as a
banker and a business man Of
prominence in the West. and I
have no doubt that his varied
experience and business success
emlnently qualify him to repre-
sent as United States Senator
the farming, milling and laboring
interests Of your glorious new
state. which I am glad to know
comprises the mass Of your pop
ulation.
With best wishes for Mr.. Tur-
ners success in his race for the
senatorship, I am,
WILL c. HOGG.
NoTE.--J s. Hogg. father Of
the writer of the above letter,
was formerly governor Of Texas.
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NOTICE

The management Of The Chieftain
Is earnestly enoeavonng 70 improve
the city delivery.
Subscribers whose papers are deliV-
cred by carriers viii greatly facilitate
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W. j. Strange and wife returned 10
this morning afrera visit over
Sunday here with Mrs Strange :
Mrs A. c. RAYMOND.
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xn the ruited States District Ccurt az Vinits
in the Northern District uf the indszn
Territory.
King o. Company. Plaintiff
Va NC. Ll
Joser1 b Belts. Defer5ant
The defendant Joseph p Betts IS warned &c
appear il this court within thirty d1ys AID
answer tie complaint Of the pisintid King on
Company.
Nay 1857
CHAs. A. rsavfdaon, Clerk,
BY p. H. Davidson. Deruty.
rea8sv a Rowland. Attorneys for Plaintiff
GE Bsb11t Attorney for Resident De-
Defendaut
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-13

JAP ROSE tra1srsrert tc51eE ard hst1 soap
S n a1e 1reI the ~ wkiteSt- r1rest sr1 best Feze-
ts1le olls-OILS THAT TOU CAN EAT. Msos
1y KIRK sc.d by al druggists 8-c xr0cers
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-13

Il the Er1reG States District Co1r1 within AE4
Ter the Scrt1 err District q TIE Indian Terri
tory. sitting a vinltz-
L ne matter q the G1zrzlz1shlp c
Coda Gore = 81. minors. Nc. -5--r
EenrF 3. Gore, GE2zzia1-
Notice OF Sale of Real Estate
No-zcs IL hereby zfyen thA1 the unlsEstAz1.
g1zrv15h1 cf GoAda Co.'s. Roberta. Gore Ida p
Gors and Heber Gore. UinCrss pursuant - A1
Ezn1rs- VIII offer fox sale AZ public arrr1e1s -
the DOOR q the court Louss II the city a VIZ =
l. T.. On Tuesday, June I. 1el7. A. - o'clocE. g..
n ard VII sell 20 the highest ard best n111e-
therefor the interest n reI1a-D1er. EuD.ec- 2
the iife estate e EeEry 3. Gore. father q san
zei II. Gozs. deceased u &1e 11lAoNlrs cescr.t.s1
Lands situate in the CEsgckee SAEc-- A1-lE1
Territory. to-Wit.
The sa4 of the Nw5l ard tie Ma q Nss4 e
the swss ard the Ness q the SwA e the SWa
0s Sec. 81 Tp. p n. r = Z. ard containing Il9
acres.
The above lands comprise s Ecrt.o1 q tee a.
I01me1t q Samuel Il GaEe. deceased A1d -Ae
sad Coda Gore. e Al. Ers ais heirs - lzE-
sAli lands VII be sold a. inherited lands. u-1s<
the Al q Congress kpEr1Taa AFrll q, A-'1 tqz
Rg1 less than three-1oErtEs q the Arrz41sea
x4sne thereof, and f1r Ga.sA a. f1T Credit 4 -o-
credit cl three months time. the rlzrcAAsHz
EfTzrg Lis note. with ApTrcTHl security and IN
feresI ~ the rate q uex cent Per a--1-- tr1l-
da1e MEtfi Iai1
EEwRr 3 CORE. G1Arliz--
Gaylcrd n. Be1cut Attorney t1r G1asal-zs
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Fcr rearssaatsfirs fr additional legislative
district eaznr.1ssI af tie counties y Craig Tulsa
aHi Rarers. Tte Chisftsin is aHtAerirei % an
rcunca t1e candidacy of
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EXCEPTIONALLY FAVORABLE
FARES

will be ia effect daily. beginning April
18th. for tickets Of various classes with
liberal limits. Get the particulars
from YOUR nearest agent and plan your
trip now. With the liberal stop over
privileges and favorable routes the
trip to Norfolk viii make an ideal va
cation. ASK your nearest railroad
agent for rate OF address
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wILlIAM J.HoRTON.

~ S.saff MeAiester flr Supreme azlze re uz-e-
hq-na- sahsstt % re a-iioa ~ t4s Democratic
r-lUsEE-
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JAMESTOWN
EXPOSITION

The greatest Naval Display Of the
Century. Norfolk viii this year -
the Mecca OF rhousznds OF visitors
from every section. Tne exposition IS
not alone a naval display but viii Be
IN eTerp sense an exposition OF pro-
ducts and progress
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John b. TURNER.

r.r rastsee II the Srrrsne ColTf q Qkia11--'
TIE C1leftAsA S arfh1rltsi . sn1saaes in- can
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II tie Critez States District C3urF within ard
sos the Sozt1sr Distzset of ths Indian Terri
-cr-r s;t-frz A. vinzzs
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TIE casettaia 3 auiharirsa e sssaunoanss tA'
tAr1ilaeg 3.
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WILL c. HC

NoTE.--J. S. Hogg. father Of
the writer of the above letter,
was formerly governor Of Texas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-22
PLAN FOR A LIMITED HOME RULE
REPuDlATE3 AT NATIONAL
isTs CONVENTION.
FAR REACHING RESULT
And Serious Split In Governments
Forces Expected TO F0iIcw Deat,
or Birreirs Measurc--Parlis-
ncnt DFcp Attempted

Dublin May 2f.The largest most
repr sentative and most liarmonTots
convention ever assembled In Irulanss
today repudiated he plan sor limitell
Irish council, which WAS all THE Id1as
iefal Yennent had to offer ii, fui
lillmens Of its campaign promises
This action killed the hop Of anv
home rule iegisla ion BY inc present
parliament, CT ated sarIous split In
the governments forces and may have
far reaching results
The temper of the convention was
plain from the beginning No one
had word to fer III benaif of fhn
bill. Home rule or nothing was the
unanimous sentiment and the reao
ution rejecting the measure propvs 4
by John Redmond, commented every
vote The Irish parliamentarians had
been deluged with resolutions froga
town crnne. Is and all sorts of oif.r
ial and unofficial lodi since theg
arrived Ri D..blin, all aenouneing fan
bill
The country spoke In unmistaia III
voice and Irish members of par.iaHnrt
willingly acquiesced In It's viii.
Three thousand delegates aitenhsd
The convention The speeches wers
temperate and ther Was Iit'le denua
keynote of the speeches and several
for the outbreak of 4 priest, Who III
semptei 10 make the bill chGrci
issue and was rehukd, everything
went smoothly American drlega es
were all greeted enthusiastically The
keynote ofthe spe ches and several
resolutions introduced was tant the
bill was an Insult to Ireland-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-22
TWO LYNCHED; FOUR
MORE DEAD; RESULT
OF NEGROES ASSAULT
ACCUSED BLACKS FAMILY FIRES
ON MOB KILLING WHITE MAN
-HoTHEADS SLAY HIM, WITH
FATHER AND CHILDREN.

Re.dsyile, Ga, May 21--Two ne
groes lynched an dfour other persons
dead and six 9th rs injured is the
net result OF an attempted criminal
assault made last night on Mrs. Laura
Moore, whie widow, about six
miles from here by Flem Padget o
negro.
Two Of tlle Padget family are the
cnes lynched and Ia death or injury
of the others followed the efforts Of
a posse to capture Padget.
When the mob went TO Padge's
house they were fred upon, ore white
man named Hare was killed and four
others were wounded The Gro sd
fired volley into the house, killing
Padget. the fatbsr aud two Of his
daughters. and wound ng two of his
sons, one of whom was Elem Padget
the man wanted.
After the cooler heads had left the
scene. the hot headed element en-
ployed a man to take Padget's wife
and one Of th Padget boys. who was
shot through the lungs, TO the Ricds
Vile jail, but later the party followed
took the prisoners from the man IN
charge and riddled them with buck
shot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-22
METROPOLITAN LIFE
PRESIDENT is HELD
ON TEN INDICTMENTS
SPECIAL GRAND JURY FINDS
COUNTS AGAINST HAGEMAN
CHARGING FORGERY AND
PERJURY.

New York, May 2l,--The special
grand jury investigating the conduc'
of the insurance business in New
York county has concluded its inves-
tigaton of the Metropolitan Life In
surance company, and today returned
tn indictments against the company's
president, Jchn r. Hageman. Seven
Indictments charge Forgery in the
third degree while the other three
charge p rjury.
All are based on what have come TO
be known as year end transactions. =
These consisted of certain changes in
the compsnys book. effected just
prior 10 the submission of the annual
report to tn insurance department.
which .t is alleged were designed to
place the company in more favor
able light than the facts warranted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-22
.TEMP[RANCEROW
REACHES A HEAD
PRESBYTERIAN POLICY COMMIT
TEE DRAWS LINE ON ANTI
SALOON LEAGUE.
MINISTERS ARE BARRED
From Working in League, Only as In
uals--lnter-church FEEDER
alton Asks Duties Of Com
mittee on Temperance.

Columbus o., May 2l-The Pres
/ byterian general ass rl0.y ioday re
ce,ved and adopted number OF re
I ports including those 6f the board OF
home missions and tie board OF edu
cation The assembl adopted a reso
luton declaring S1,l0l 900 is ihe least
sum which churches can be asked 70
give TO enable the board TO properly
carry through its W )rk the coming
year.
Developments in the temperance
controversy, aroused by the antagon-
ism Of the Ant. Saloon League to the
Inter-Church Temperance Federation
came rapidly today.
Ministers, as Such, Are Barred.
The standing committee on temper
ance referred all overtnres affecting
the attitude of the church toward the
league TO the committee on policy,
which decided to recommend that no
minister of the Presbyterian church,
as such, cosld be an offic or member
OF the Anti-Saloon League; that they
could participate In the work Of that
organization only as individuals
At the same time the Standing
e on temperance received
a resolution asking the com
miitee to define the duties of the per-
manert committee on temperance
which represents the church in the
Temperance Federation.
The report Of the committee was
confirming the appointment
Of Reys. William p Finney, F. w.
Loetscher, Phi, d.. Edward B. Hodge,
Jr.. M. d., and DR.. Charles 7. Evans,
as members O fine board OF education
The committee recommended no acr
tion to be takgn on the overtures by
OF Corning Dubuque and
Iowa City on the matter Of requiring
written contracts with ministers on
terms of service.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-22
ILLINOIS MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Rockford, Ill.,, May 2l.--The Iii
nois State Med cal Society convened
In It's fif y-seventh annual meeting In
this city this morning The opening
ssion was taken up in arranging the
credentials of delegates and organ
izlng the convention. President ]. f.
Percy, of Galesburg presided. Sew
oral professional papers were read
during the day. The formal welcom-
ing exercises took place this evening.
when the visitors were gre ted by
Mayor Jardine and President Percy
will deliver his annual address. The
convention will be in session until
Friday. The attendance is very large,
many of the members being accom-
panied by their wives. and the ocn-
vention promises to be one of the
most Successful ever hgid by the SO
ciety.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-22
WILL DROP BiLL
Government Will Make NO Further
Efforts at Present ssssion.

LoYdon May 2i.-The Natianali {
convention at Dublin having ri ctpd
Birrell's Irish BILL II III sInderstod
that the government win drnp II fcr
this session at least and proceed with
other reforms which IFS Liberal sun
porters are urg ne, and with which the
seasonal program is crowded. That
the government cannot grant any
widsr measure Of self government 10
ireland wi i'hout causing dissension in
the cabinet is not denied, so there Is
no other course 10 adopt than shelly
ing the bll, which Is represented %
be the limit to which antlhonetne
Lib rails would consent to 20.
Redmond's action in moving the re.
lection Of the measure, although antic
pated in some quarters, nerally
ca scd surprise. as Il is understood
hat he had agreed after q confer
ence with his colleagues, TO accept
what The government offer 4. as a
partial coacession TO che Slemands
of Ireland
With a majority Of his party in
eudine the clergy opposed 70 il, how
ever, there was no other course for
him 10 pursue in opion Of politicians
here
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-22
EXPECT HAYWOOD
JURY BY MONDAY
FIRST WITNESS MAY TAKE THE
STAND ONE WEEK FROM
YESTERDAY.
ROCKS AHEAD OF STATE
In Testimony Of Orchard Which Will
Be Fought at Every Turn BY
the Eefense--Juror, III,
is Dismissed.

Bose, Idaho May 21--It is pre-
dicted today that the fiist witness
Itcstifying 10 circumstances con
nelte with the Steunenberg murded
will take the stand one week hence,
There are still eight ,inexpcnded per
emptory challenges; there Is still an
additional vacancy created by the ex
cusing for illness Of Juror Cole and
under the ruling Of Judge Wood TIE
ensire jury is still open to further ex-
animation.
II Is predicted that the jury will be
finally swogn in some time Monday
next that the opening statement will
be made Monday or Tuesday morning
ana the FIRST real testimony viii be
taken on Tuesday
The prosecutions list Of Witnesses
to be used In the four eases pending,
now number nearly 200 Less than
one third Of them will be called in
the Haywood case.
To Fight Orchards story.
Harry orchard, the principal wit
ness for the state, will probably be
Oh the stand full week It is be.
licved he will be called week from
Thursday, assuming that the jury Is
sworn Monday The great battle of
the trial will come with the introduce
tion Of Orchard In conrt. II III ex-
pc, tel there will be a fight against
the admission at every important
stage of his testimony and that he
will be submitted to the strongesl
examination combined with all the
and cleyerness the defense
can devise Attorney Richardson will
conduct the cross examination Of or
ahafd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-22
c. A. r. VETERANS OF ILLINOIS

Decatur. ILL.,. May 2l.-Decatur. the
birthplace OF the Grand Army of the
Republic. extended a hearty welcome
today to the G.. A. r. veterans Of Iii
nois. whose forty-first annual encamp
ment will be in session here during
the next three days. The department
officers established headquarters this
morning at the Decatur Hotel, which
is handsomely decorated in honor OF
the occasion. This afternoon there
was melting OF the council Of ad-
mInistration and tonight the formal
opening of the en-ampment takes
place. The womsn's Relief Corps
and Sons Of Velreans also are in SOS
lion Tomorrow the annual parade
Of the veterans will be held.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-22
) DEAD; Is HAVE
NARROW ESCAPES
IN STEAMER FIRE
RESCUED PASSENGERS HEAR
COAL FASsERs, CAUGHT,
BEG PITEousLY FOR AID
DISASTER ON THE LAKE
Would Have Been Far Worse Had
Distress Signals OF tie Naomi
Not Been Answered---vic-
Tins Burned to De ath.

Grand Haven, Mich. May 21.--Fivt
lives We're lost and about rs people
had perliously close escapes from
death when the passenger and freight
steamer faomi Of the Crosby Trans
pcrtation company burned early today
in the middle of Lake Michigan while
on her regular night trip from from
this port to Milwaukee. Four victims
were coal passers, penned down in
the forecastle by flames, where many
of the rescued passengers. from the
decks of the freights Kerr and the
steamer Kansas, saw them at the port
holes vainly imploring for help.
J. NJ Rhoades of Detroit. a passen-
ger was the fifth within He was
terribly burned In his bell and died
soon after reaching the hospital at
Grand Rapids
The steamer was burned to the
waters edge and had TO be towed into
This harbor where she lies at her dock
Sm0ldering hulk
Fire Starts Between Decks.
The fire broke out at 1870 o'clock
between decks and the forward end.
The flames spsead wi h tremendous
fapidity and It was apparent almost
from the first that 1t was vain for the
crew to fight the flames and they
turned their attention to arousing the
passengers and getting them on deck.
The crew worked like heroes to
save the people. Signals for help
we're answered In few moments by
ths steamers Kerr, Kansas and Sax
onias Several life gafls and boats on
the Naomi were destroyed before the
crew could get them lowered.
BY the time the three steamers had
reached the scene the Naomis boats
were in the water filled with people
and number of passengers were still
hpddled on the stern OF the burning
ship. The captain of the Kerr ran
his big steel ship up under the
Naomi's stoFn 30 close that the i'm
pefiled people leaped TO her deck.
Beg IN VAN 10 be saved.
Then the passers were heard from
the bow port holes. Vainly they
begged TO be helped. The port holes
were too small for them to pass
through and they were compelled to
fall back into the smoke and fire
where they were burned TO death.
The Kansas took on board the half
clad and terribly shocked and fright
ened passengers aud brought them to
this port. All were loud in their
praise of the Naomi's crew and their /
bravery and GOODNESS. Stewart Ross
bach and Purser Hanrahan who res
cued Rhoades from his berth when
the cabin was filled with flames were
especially commended.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-22
UNDERTAKES MERRY
RIVALS AS OWNERS
OF COSTLY HORSES

New York. May 21-One of the
wsrmest contests In the prize work
horse parade on Decoration day will
bc in the "melancholy class" This Is
distinguished from the heavy
draught" and road classes by the
fact that the en- ries will haul heaTsss
and undertakers' wagons
Great friendly rivalry has desel-
oped. and embalmers are neglecting
their work temporarily TO find ami
mails which taey consider capable Of
winning the blue ribbon. The
hearses as well as the horses will be
gayly decorated
The parade viii be the largest Of
the kini eve hsld - -ue-ics-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-22
WEALTHY MAN USED
OBSCENE LANGUAGE IN
REFORMING LETTER

Jeh rscn City. Mo. May 2l-Form-
er Judge William NJ Lumpkin. a law
yer and wealthy citizen OF Eldon. was
brought here today and arraigned un p
charge Of sending obscene matter
through the ma Is. Lumpkiu pleaded
guilty and Vas held for the federal
grand jury.
He was desirious Of reforming cor
tain alleged hissoluie women of Eidon
and wrote them anonymous letters
in which ! was charged some indie
cent language was us d.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-22
TWO KILLED, LIGHT
PLANT DESTROYED BY
BOILER EXPLOSION

Brazil. Ind. May 2i.-Two men
were killed. the electric light plant
totally DESTROYED at a loss Of $4,000
and the town plunged into darkness
for al least two months by the explo-
sion of a boiler al the Clay CITY Elec-
ric = ght plant today.
Ralph Travi m fireman. was IN
sianily killed. and John Swingcr. a
teamster - badly buried with steam
that he died two hours later