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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-27
Chris, ma. Tree ., pcop,e.s Ml.s,os.

Over 500 mon. women and children
gathered al the Peoples Mission on
Tuesday evening TO enjoy tho program
given BY the children and q bounuful
treat and presents for tho little ones.
Tho needy children Of tho town had been
invited and were present In large num-
befs. ss5.7s had been donated to tho
Mission By citizens o. tho town to help
tho poor. and provisions and many articles
Of clothing had been given by tho NOR.
chants. Tho mission workers desire to
thank tho public who responded so lber-
ally to make this Christmas tree and
Dime. success. Chas. tuseombe. pas
tor. John Little. Treasurer. Guy Woods.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
HARC|S SET FREE
Notoriuos Feud Leader Of Breathitt
County, Kentucky, Bigger
Man Than Ever.

Sandy Hook, Ky. July 21.-Judge
James Hargis of Jackson, Breathitt
county feud leader, is free of the
charge of completely in the murder )i
Dr. b. ID. Cox, assassinated in the
streets of Jackson few years ago.
Because witnesses were absent and
lScause they declared they could get
no fair trial in Elliott county, where
the case was renanded by Special
Judge. Carnes, before his withdrawal
fr, m the case Attorneys for the state
today appeared before Special Judge
William Moody and refused further %
prosecute. claiming that they had not
all their witnesses present. could not
get them and that they could nor Sc.
cure fair trial In this county. They
asked that the case be remanded 90
Breathitt county.
The Judge refused this petition and
upon the attorneys refusing 90 con
tinue the case. Judge Wo d directed
The jrry to return a verdict u not
guilty, which was cone and Jaudge
Harsis was freed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
INSPECTED FOR
us. GOVERNMENT
VESSELS OF PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
COMPANY TO BE USED AS
TRANSPORTS IN CASE OF
EMERGENCIES.

Tocosla, Wash, July 21.-After the
return of the Boston Steamship com
pany's liner, Tremont, from Puget
Sound Navy Yards dry dock at Brem-
erton today II was learned on good
authority hat the inspection of the
steamer just completed by the Pacific
Mail Steamship company officials and
others was made on behalf OF the
United States government
Other steamers have been examiner
in the same way. and it is said there
are at least Is vessels scheduled for
inspection. Reliable authority states
that this inspection is being carried
on by the government with a view Il
chartering the steamers for the gov
.ernment transports should the occa
sion require it,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
DAY OF GRIEF
AND MOURNING
AT IoNIA WHERE MOST OF SAT-.
URDAY'S WRECK VICTIMS
LIVED-clTlzENS COMMITTEE
VISIT HOMES, RENDERING AID

Detroit July 21.-The death list as
result of yesterdays collision near
Salem between an excursion train
and a freight train stands tonight at
81. but among the 100 injured in this
city and Ionia, are reported to he
in a serious condition and not out 81
danger There are 81 injured people
at their homes in lonia and AZ were
brought to hospitals here.
This has been a day of grief and
mourning in the little city of lonia
which is located 130 miles ives, of De
troll Mayor John Bible says he es-
timated that one in every 5 of their
inhabitants was either killed cr in
fgred in he wreck All last night the
members Of . citizens committee
which was appointed when the ex-
tent of the catastrophe was realized
were at work visiting the homes Of
the dead and injured and arranging
for medical attention and assistance
Rhere necessary. All Of he city
normal activities have practically been
SUSPENDED aud every one is deveting
their attention 10 the wreck victims.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
PAOUCAH NEGRO
SHOOTS CA|RO|1E
BUYS HIS FREEDOM FROM GUARD
AND is RE.ARRESTED AFTER
LIVELY cHASE-vlCTiM NOT
SERIOUSLY HURT.

A sensational shooting took place
alb ut 4;30 yesterday afternoon at
Sixth and Railroad streets In which
a negro who drives wagon for the
Cairo Hide & Fur Company received Il
bullet in the thigh. II appears tha.
the shootist. negro who came down
from Paducah on an excursion on the
steamer George c'ow,ing, was ac-
quainted with hs victim and the two
exchanged gree fngs when they mes,
but the latter wasn't as polite as the
{ rmer thought he ought to be, and
three shots were fired The shoot
list was caught by another negro,
por en- at Uncle Joe's hotel. who
placed him under & ard q 4 young
fellow named Potts, a barkeeper an |
gambler by turns, while he (the por-
ter) went out after an officer, The
prisoner offered Potts &C. all the
money he had To let him so, and
Potts agreed. The negro LETT the
ho cl and ran up Ohio street but
when the bell OF his boat rang he
turned about to get aboard at the
foot of Sixth street In the mean.
time the porter returned aud found
hat the bird had flown. He found
Constable Myers and the two caught
sight OF the fugitive as he was com
ing towards the boat and arrested
him.
Chief Egan arrested Potts few
minutes later and he is in Jail with
the negro whom he was left 10 guard
ANA permitted to escape.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
ARCUMENTS10DAY
FOR HAYWOOD
RIG HARRISON WILL SPEAK EIGHT
HOURS-DARROW WILL CLOSE
/. ARGUMENT WEDNESDAY,.
VERDICT ON SATURDAY
Defense viii Argue That Orchard In.
voIved Federation Officers .t
Behest of Governor Gooding
and McParHand

Boise Idaho, July 21.--Argument in
the defense Of William ID. Haywood
viii commence tomorrow morning
continue for tie next two or perhaps
three days e, p Richardson aud
Clarence Darrow will plead for the
life Of their client who, hey assert
Is innocent Of any connection with he
murder Of Frank Steunenberg Rich
lrdson expects to speak eight or ten
hours = 1t is probable therefore, that
Nj Darrow will not commence his
cl sing argument before Wednesday
morning The last word will come
from Sena or Borah who will speak
Erol ably on Friday, closing UP the
sta'c's side Of the case The isdge
aill charge the jury on Friday after.
nocn or more likely on Saturday
morning and a verdict is expected By
Saturday night. Opinion is divided
as to the pr, bable result.
The decision Of Judge Wood taking
from the jury all evidence relating TO
deporiations in Colorado and the enf-
ploymen of detectives to harass the
Western Federation Of Miners, con
stittuing the showing by ehe defense
of counter conspiracy, has necess-
ariiy limited the arguments Of the de.
the state corroboraiiye Of Orchard
and the impeachment Of Orchard ty
the defense.
From first to last Mr.. Richardson
having foully murdered Steunenberg
has woven the members of the Wes'
ern Federation into the story at the
behest of Captain James Mcfarland
and Governor Gooding OF Idaho. under
promise Of immunity
As the end of the case approaches,
the town of Boise is even more quiet
than II has been at any time during
the trial. Most of the Witnesses have
been paid off and dismissed, but
many people, especially members Of
the bar from neighboring states, are
coming from long distances to hear
the arguments.
The people cf the town themselves
are also taking much interest in the
arguments and THE court room is
filled every session. There is, how
ever, the same absence Of discussion
of the case in public places, and the
same determination to avoid anything
that might create feeling or in any
way bring discredit on the commun
ity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
INJURED BY STORM
Victim is Blown One Hundred Yards
and Lands Against Wire Fence
Much Damage to Property.

Williston, N. D., July PA terrific
wind. hail and rain storm last night
destroyed fifteen dwelling houses, in
jured % people, two of them probably
fatally and did much other damage to
property in this city and surrounding
county. Those believed to be fatally
hurt are man named Holmes and a
Mrs. ColinsOn. Mrs Collinson and
her baby were blown out of house
fer about 100 yards, landing against a
wire fence. The house was entirely
destroyed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
KOREAN TROOPS
KtLP THEIR GUNS
JAPANESE WAIT FOR REINFORCE
MENTS TO COMPEL SUBMIS-
SION TO DEMANDS.
FRESH RIOTS EXPECTED
Old Emperor 5cheming to Resume the
Throne-NeW Emperor Under
Double Gulro--Anary Popu-
lace Iarangue Troops.

Toxic, July 21.--The latest advices
from Seoul indicate that appare {
calm prevailed Suday afternoon. But
the constant influx of people from the
country is causing some uneasiness
and fresh rots are expected.
The ministers today procceael 70
the palace where Inc qua ds We're
doubled, ana discussed the question
OF the establishmogt of a separate
palace for the late emperor in accord
ance with The usage. 1t is believed
that Marquis Ito viii have an audi
tnce with the new emperor on Tues
day, when an arrangement viii be
made as to the place Japan will take
in the conduct of the affairs In
Korea
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
IN CASE OF WAR.
French Have Chosen New Command
ing Generai-RemovaI Of Gen.
eral Hagron Causes Dis

content.
Paris, July 21.-Gmeral Eelacroix
Twill succeed General llagron as cons
mander in chief of the army in case
of war. General Chas, l., Tremeau,
commander of the Sixth army corps,
has been appointed simply to take
General Hagron's place on the gen
cral staff.
While there is universal re ognition
that Gene al Delacroix Is the most
brilliant officer in the army, General
Hagron's retirement is an open pro
test against he wisdom of the new
eva year service law, and the dis
charge OF the conscripts of 1904 has
created a sensation. The anti-goyern.
ment papers. especially the reaction
airy organs. think that the country
should heed the warning, as ii shows,
they say. that the y esent socialist
regime is willing to sacrifice even the
interests of national defense for
litical capital.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
RE GARDED AS TREACHERY TO
FRENCH ALLIANCES AND
FRIENDSHIPS.
PLAYS ENCLAND'S GAME.
And French Faction OBJ bjects-Prince
of Monaco Was Behind Har.
mony Moveme ent--No D fer.
enees With Germany
at Present

Paris, July 21.--The recent talk OF
d approachem@k between France
ana Germany appears to have lit lc
chance of realization Tho Prince OF
Monaco has been the prime mover in
the scheme and he seems II have in.
pressed certain politicians at Berl,n
and POSSIBLY the empe,or himself,
with the idea that. b. means OF al ar
rangement with France Germanv
could emerge from the circle WHO
has almost isolated her There Is
also considerable faction in France
which believes France should cease
TO play Englaad's game Bu, the
present controlling powers In the
F. ench government would consider
anything in the nature Of a reap
proachment with Germany aqthing
short of treaehery to the ALLAN es
and the series Of friendships France
has 50 ndustfiouely built up in te-
cent years.
It isauthUitatiyely expected that
with due regard to her alliances and
friendships France could and would
be willing to make a special arrange,
ment with Germany covering sOme
particular points of difference, And
for that purpose NJ. Jules Cambon. the
French ambassador to Berlin, IS ready
to receive any communication the
German geyG nment may care to
make But, as pointed out here, there
are no pending differences a,oncer7 ng
frontiers or other matters which
should form the subject of a special
agreement The last source Of special
difference disappeared with the all
mstment of the Moroccan question
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
HOT METAL BURNS
Three Workmen Who Are Caught
When LsdeI Accidentally Tipped
Many Others Injured.

Pittsburg. Pa. July 21.-Caught un
der shower of molten metal at tie
Homes cad Steel Works today Eve
men were seriously burned. two per.
haps fatally. while many others re-
eeiFej mino Injuries. The men were
tapping a furnace in an open hearth
OF mill Ne. 3 when the big ladle ac-i-
dentally tipped As the fiery liquid
struck the floor it splashed upon Tie
woTkmen-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
CRAZED FARMER WHO
RAN AMUCK WITH AK
is SHOT BY NEIcHBOR

Nuncia, Mich. July 21.-Henry
Scutcheon, farmer about so years
of age, living near this village today
ran amuck with an axe, killing his in
valid son. IS years old, his wife and
her foster father, George Aiming
Scutcheon was later shot by Henry
Mcclellan, a nsghbor, whom tht
crazed murderer also attacked.
The Scutcheon farm house had ap
parently always been a happy home
except for the cloud which the son 4
invalidism cast over the family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
POPE AT LEo's TOMB.

Rome. July 90.-TodaT beng he
fourth anniver.ary of the death OF
Pope Leo Kill a solemn memorial
mass was celebrated at 81. Pete q
The great edihce wss filed to over
flowing with high dignitaries OF the
church. foreign diplomats and hun
dreds of pilgrims and tourists. al of
who were desirous Of seeing the oor q
anI cardinals whs officiated at tee
ceremony. Pope Plus blessed the
ca afaique and said a short prayer for
Leo XIII
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
OLD EMpERoR's lNTRleuEs.

Seoul, Korea, July .l.-S p NJ
The Japanese are tcnight agitated by
the reports of the Korean emperor's
iu:tigEes silce his abdeation on July
10 Military anxiety has been there
fore revived by the aggravaton of the
political situation.
The disturbing factors are, first, the
enigmatical presence In Seoul Of Jap
ancae Foreign MGister Hayashi
whose mission Il beliyed by The pe1-
rle to be the abdi alton of the former
emperor and his removal to Japan;
second. domiciliary contract with the
empero- and control and manipula-
tion of the throne by the eX-emperor.
tTntil July 10 the throne and court
was PROSTATE, with the emperm
e.oveling before the residency gen
eral. To-day ther esideney claims
that with this at an end it will be able
10 combat the intrigue OF the ex-em-
poor.
The situation Is such already that
Japan Is able to establish any inter-
recitation Of 1t whatsovcre and unless
Mspister Hayashis mission and To
Lio's intentions are declared through
Marquis Ito to the nation the Korean
throne will easily dash itself to
pieces. Marquis Ito's ability TO lem
per the fate Of Korea is virtually un-
known
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
IS LAID TO REST
Midshiprlsn Cruise, Victim Of Georgia
Explosion Buried With Honors
at Arlington.

Washington. July 21--With full
military honOrs. Nidshipman james
F C.use. one Of the victims Of the ex-
plosion on the batfleship Georgia on
the Massachusetts coast last Monday.
was buried at Arlington cemetery to
day. A battalion of marines. headed
b. the Marine band, escorted the body
to Arlington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
TROOPS REFUSE TO SURRENDER

Seoul. July 21.-There was some
outward improvement in the situation
today and General Hasegawa, com
rendey of the Japanese troops in Ko-
rea withdrew one of the machine
guns from the palace square. He re-
CARDS the situation as now being We'll
in hand The TWO government arse
nails are guarded by japanese soldiers
although the number is not large, and
they are under orders to explode the
magazines if they find themselves un-
able to defend them.
The Korean troops are frequently
harangued by civilian agitators who
take up their stand at the entrances
10 the barracks The Koreans possess
5000 rounds of ammunition, OF which
Hasegawa who has only $500 troops
Ia Seoul has been unable to demand
the surrender
The Ping Yang regiment, which was
yesterday reported as having been
dfsarmed, still refuses to surrender its
arms or ammunition.
The japanese commander is not yet
able to assure safety in the streets
but he is making The best use possible
of his men. while awaiting the rein
focements which are now on their
way.
Marquis Ito. the resident general at
Seoul, will not consent TO the enforce
ment of martial law. but he is re-
garrisoning the country as far as pos
sible as a precaution.
The new emperor's first edict of
orders was the punishment of the
Korean deputation to The Hague.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
DAMAGES RAILROADS.

Sparta, Wis. July 21.-A heavy
storm washed out several hundred
feet of the Sparta and Vir9qua rail
road near Cashton. near Melvin and
destroyed the high iron bridge of
the Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul
railway at Sparta. trains will be
able TO pass Sparta until Monday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
Work Of Fishers for Cod.

A North sea codfisher carries an
outfit Of lines which extends eight
miles in length. and has usually fixed
upon it the amazing number OF 1850
hooks. every one of which must be
bsited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
SEARCH FOR MISSING BOY.

rhinpewa Falls. Wis July 2i.-
Nearly every male resident of Lafay-
efte -esrched last night and today for
clarence Worth. Whl left home and
into the woods The boy
had not been found at dark tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
TORNADO SWEEPS LACROSSE

Lacrosse. Wis. July 2l.-A tornado
visited the section near Niroqua to-
day. Wire communication in all direc-
tons is cut off. Serious wassouts oc-
Cured on all five railroads entering
Lacrosse and tsaffic is at a standstill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
SCHEME TO ANNEX KOREA.

The Hague. July 21.-The Korean
delegation left today for London.
Rnmors are in circulation that the
Koreans have only been japanese in
strumenis for creating such situa-
tion as wosld justify he abdication Of
the emperor and practical annexation
of Korea by Japan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
New Works Railway Tracks.

New York city has more miles Of
street railway tracks than any other
city in the world. If its surface. ele-
waited and subway systems were in
one straight track it would be 1,020
miles 1ong
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22

II was one Of the faces Of the vist-
ful rich, unsatisfiod from very fulfil
ment of desire. hungry for hunger
Margaret Sherwood in the Atlantic
Monthly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
GOOD Judament.

"It amt a good plan. said Uncle
Eben. TO let yoh righteous indigna-
ton git de bes' Of yoh judgment
aIlus gis mad when hears a. auto
mobile horn; but sidesiegs jes' de
sames--Washingt0 star.
Extent Of Jsvares= Empire.
The area OF Japan IS l45.5S5 S !uars
miles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
Good Advice to Follow.

Don't keep 50 busy making money
to AFFORD pleasure that you have no
tine 10 devote to pleasure-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
n.wspansrs in United States.

The United States has more news
papers than any other country. Every
week day there are $500. 600 copies
issued - on sundays the number Is
1855. .00' c"ries
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22

Kansas City ...,................. 1
Toledo .......,................,..l2 l2
Milwaukee and Louisville Rain, no
game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22

JUST ONE IDEA IN an advertise
ment that catches hold OF and holds
the reader 10 sufficient to make the
whole ad effective.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
SCHOOL CENSUS
SHOWS INCREASE
IN POPULATION, ENROLMENT
NUMBER OF BUILDINGS AND
TEACHERS-LESS THAN HALF
SCHOOL CHILDREN ATTEND
SCHOOLS.

Superintendent Clcndenen has just
completed a census Of the school dis
trio which includes Cairo and Future
City and which shows steady in
crease during the lat three years un.
der all the heads covered by the re-
port, A striking fact set forth in the
figures that less than half tie pepula
tion of school age in the dis rlct is en-
oiled in the schools. Thcre are 5,451
people between the ages of G and q,
while the school enrolment is only
2,@f4. Following are the figures:
1907 1906 1906
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22

"THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE truth
end. meth nu tut the truth" 10 as good
a raic for the advertiser as fer q wit
ness In a court Of Justice,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22
SCORES FOR YESTERDAY
American League.

Batterles--W Walsh, Sullivan and
HART Winter and Criger
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22

Batteries-Howell, Petty and Stew
ems; Hogg, Newton and Kleinow.. /. i.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-22

Batteries-W White and Hart pruitt
Glaze and CrigT.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-23
ABE HUMMEL GOES TO JAIL
Surrendsrs to OHicisls After Auto
Trip Around New York.

Surrendsrs to OHicials After Auto
Trip Around New York.
New York. May Ain a big touring
ear Abraham Humnel left his home in
East 71d street TO go TO Blackwells
Island TO serve n year In the peniten
uary for conspiracy In the Dodge
Morse divorce case.
His method OF going TO the penl;en-
tiary was almost on a par with a din
ner he gave a few nights ago at which
he bade farewell TO score OF friends
prior 10 his Imprisonment. About 100
curious spectators and reporters were
gathered in front of his residence
when Hummel endeavored TO depart
for Blackwells Island without obser-
walton. An automobile had been stand.
ing at the curb for several hours when
one Of Hummers friends left the house
and entering tho machine was whisked
away. Spectators followed II a short
distance and returned TO the house
Just as II drew up to the curb again
and Hummel holding a handkerchief
before his face TO prevent a snapshot
picture ran from the basement door.
jumped into the tonneau and was
whirled away.
For about three hours he was driven
around the city and then surrendered
himself 10 a deputy sheriff who took
him by an unfrequented route 70
Blackwells Island. He will be put TO
work in the bakery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-23
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