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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
GOLD IMPORTS
ARE CONTINUED
FRANCE FURNISHED PART OF
DEMAND LATTER PART or
LAST WEEK.
NORMAL CONDITIONS
Confidently Looked For IN Banking
Methods in Near Future--con-
fusion as to the Bond
Issue.

New York, Nov. 24.--The announce
ment, before the beginning OF Last
weeks operations of the government
Offering of $50 100000 Panama bonds
and $lo0,000,000 Of one year ) per
cent treasury notes. the latter III de-
Of $50 and multiples,
aroused: bright expectations OF the
decisive results in breaking the cur.
iency famine BY the attraction that
would be offered to hnarders Of
money OF an absolutely secure gov
ernment obligation during the period
Ioi distrust OF the usual investment
facilities. The good influence OF the
measure on the sentiment waned dur
Ing. The week principally BY reason
of complexities discovered in the
wcrlting ont Of the projects. On the
part OF the banks preparations 10
participate In the issre resulted in
much confusion of mind In estimating
the working out of the effects OF the
transaction.
Gold Imports Continue.
Meantime. the inflow OF gold from
abroad continued in steady stream
For the first time during the present
movement the Bank OF France fur
nished a part OF these supplies the
transactions being based on CONNER
cial bills OF exchange. The bankers
are awaiting the next call from tne
fatal c,atae onutt roller nf the cur
rency, the usual period for which II
row passed There is a growing con
sictlon that the response TO the cat
win show the general banking posi-
| tion SO fortified by the strong current
Of cash which has flowed out of New
York and from foreign sources. tina
shc feeling of mutual suspicion ans
I,llstrust will quickly die ont; q promn I'm.
Presumption of normal bankfnGs4xssts
tions will be looked for.
I The stock market was under inter
mittent pressure last week which was
severe In special stocks and al inter
walls of time. The weakness was as
signed to the resumption of liquida
ltion OF kind which was withheld
from the market during its period g
decentralization by the powerful ~
fuences and resources OF mtereste'
parties, but on condition OF the CLOS
ing out of accounts and the paymen
az Indebtedness as soon as the mar
lket subsidized into more orderly con
ditions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
JURY DISAGREE IN
STEVE ADAMS CASE
FIVE BALLOTS TAKEN WITH
es SANE REsvlTApisMlssED-
oARRoW ASKS BAIL.

Rathdrim. Idaho Nov. 24-The
Jury in lthe Steve Adams ,mprder case
was discharged at. q IS O'clock. this
afternoen being unable. to agree on
verdict, after being out since $3.50
O'Clock Saturday night The Jury
stood s for acquittal and ! for conric-
ton. R
Five ballots were taken. 'all with
the Ssame result. Ciarepcc Darrow.
Of the counsel for AdamsHtried u qb-
tain eoncessions OF bail for Adams
aud immunity frorl-arrest by Colo
RADIO authorities until the Tyler gas
is dispoked Of. No Promise was given
him. Sheriff Bailey Of shcshono
cornty Is hero with, a warrant for the
arrest Or Adams on the charge ~
nirrdcrinr Ed Boyle near the sane
rlace and about the same tim the
Tyler murder occurred.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
FOR IMPROVING
THE CURRENCY.
DETAILS OF MANY PROPOSITIONS
BEING RECEIVED BY
ROOSEVELT.
CENTRAL BANK SYSTEM.
Based on Lines Of Bank Of France
Is neutrality-suspicious. Ar
riving at Capitol and Bank
ers Discuss Question.

Washington. Nov. 24.-Details Of
many propositions for improving the
currency are being submitted to
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Cortelyou. Measures relating directly
to the currency which are being dis
cussed among bankers and incoming
members or congress may be grouped
under four heads-Centrat aBnk 81
Issue. Central Organization OF Ex'
listing National Banks Issue OF add
ticnal circulation against various
classes of bonds other than United
States bonds; and the issue OF circu-
lation upon the general assets with
security of guaranty funds. The pro
iect Of the Central bank based upon
tho general outlines Of the Bank OIL
France or the Imperial Bank OF Ger
many, has apparently been attracting
mere attention Of late than at any
previous time In recent years, Ihe
provision of the German bank charter
in regard to circulation finds gcod
deal of favor-that after certain
fixed limit OF circulation, additional
issues, which are not covered dollar
for dollar by gold, should be taxed AT
a rate of five per cent Others now
ever, prefer the greater freedom OF
the French system, whore the volume
of note issues is practically under the
control Of the bank. and where the
accumulation of a large reserve per
mits the bank to maintain rate q
discount much lower than that OF the
Bank of England or aBnk OF gar
many.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
MARTIAL
FOR MUT|NEERS
BEGINS TODAY AT VLADlVOSToN
--RERELLloN STARTED BY
FOUR GIRLS.
INFLUENCED SAILORS
or Torpedo Boat Destroyers to Seize
Officers and Escape to Japan
Girls Killed in Fight With
other Ships.

Vladivostok, Nov. 24.-The court
martial of 1876 sappers and marines
and commanders Of the two torpedo
boat destroyers, who were Implicated
in the mutiny of October 1890 VIII
begin tomorrow.
CAUSED BY GIRLS.
Victoria. B. c., Nov. 24.--The steam
er Kumurick brought advices that the
recent mutinies at Vladivostok were
caused by four girls. who Went on
board the destroyer Sukurni and insti-
gated the blue Jackets OF the destroyer
10 seize the officers of the steamer and
escape to Japan with the vessel
They agreed, but decided to she'i
the city from the roadstead before the
voyage. A red flag was hoisted ana
the destroyer opened fire on the ad'
mirality and exchanged shots with
the cruiser Mandjur and three de-
strovers as well as the forts.
The vessel was run ashore TO pre-
vent sinking. The four girls who insti'
gated the mutiny were all killed, -
we'll as number of the blue jackets
the remainder being arrested.
The mutiny was followed by the
most active campaign on the part oi
the authorities against revolutionists
and CONSERVATION prevailed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
GREAT RELIEF
FOR STR|NCENCY.
is INVESTMENT BUYING OF FAIL
ROAD AND INDUSTRIAL So
cuRlTlEs LATELY,
THOUSANDS or DOLLAR;
Brought Into Circulation BY These
ransactions--AGreat Increase IN
Railroad Shareholders Is
Shown.

New York. Nov, "a Investment
BUYING III small ,dts OF railroad and
Industrial securities in Wall street
still continues unprecedented. This
enormots odd lot buying, bringing as
Il. does, thousands Of dollars into cir
culation. has been IN progress fer
several weeks and Is doing more than
r.,ything else. perhaps, to effect q
relaxation In the stringency Of the
currency condition,
Railroad stock in Demand
Transfer books show record
breaking number of stockholders anu
in its Northern Pacific railway mum
Der OF stockholders more thar
doubted In the last six months, There
are now 5000 shareholders, while the
transfer books six months ago showed
Eoulv 1900 names. Within the last
half year the number OF stockholdels
|of the chesapeake and Ohio railroad
has leaped from 1900 to 200. Iht
large number oil shareholders Of the
Great Northern railway has swamped
the transfer department OF the com
pany with work. Vice Presiden'
Nichols stated today that from No
yember /. 1901. to November IA. 1907
the books showed an increase OF Az
per cent. The Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul took on over 1900 stock
holders in the six weeks preceding
November lh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
PORTUGAL NEAR
A REVOLUTION
REPREssIvE MEASURES TAKEN
PAPERS suPPREssEp-MANy
ARREars MADE
REPUBLIC INEA1ABlE.
s,ys publisher w Suppressed Paper
Remonstrance Of Politicians
Against Distatorship-Portu-
qese Army Disaffcctcd

Paris. No. 24--Reports represent
ing that Portugal Is on tlie eve Of y
revolution are received with caution,
as dispatches coming directly from
that country have been censored and
those indirectly across the frontier
are held more or less suspicious.
Nevertheless the making OF arrests,
the suspension OF newspapers and the
renressiye measures which have been
taken BY what Premier Franco terms,
ar administrative dictatorship. seems
conclusive that matters In Portugal
have entered upon critical phase
senhorb Lint, proprietor OF the
newspaper yanguardia, Of Lisbon
which was suppressed. is now In
Paris and considers that republic y
inevitable and that the issue VIII be
lee;ded before January ! He de-
clares that fhe people are hostile 70
the dynasty and that the army is dss-
affected,
If the King cedes he said there
will be peaceful republic, as "
Brazil. If bel does not there WIN De
4 revolution NTH all its violent cen
sequences.
4 correspondent Of the Temps, who
has returned from Portugal says inc
situation is the outgrowth Of scandal
political conditions and affairs which
have been endured for years. The
main object of the members q the
progressive and regeneration parties
under the rotative system ne s'ys
was to preserve personal emoluments
and whether In office or cut they
protected each others sinecures' willf
NJ the Same time members ot Wy
royal family got advances Z whlcl
we're never paid.
Premier Franco, when he assumed
The dictatorship, cut off parliamentary
sinecrres, arousing the fury not only
Of politicians but the courtiers as
we'll as the Queens mother,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
EVIDENCE
Gathered BY Chic-yo Law and Order
League Shows Sunday Closing
Law is Violated.

Chicago, Nov. 24--Some 200 volun'
teer detectives from subsidiary or
ganizations of the Chicago law ana
o, der league, visited the saloons OF
Chicago today in an endeayor to OBJ
tain evidence that the Sunday closing
law of Illinois is being violated. The
action is in furtherance OF the cam
paign inaugurated by the league ofter
the successfuls clactiops strrgglfss$pt
locats optipn wagea. .l1 sseyeeaIi, casH
stjegs 6f the ,statesfSiiisr i nj. tlR, BOD ~
Eesyfdepre GoEleeteastodag " tsgsll
'rhuNteds q WvifHsbt 'pfcse,ntcils'sto ~flts
grand jury OF Cook county fdlnbfrfow
or Tnesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
COMMERCE Law
50 AMBIGUOUS
THAT susTAlNABLE INTERSTATE
STANDARD AND LEGAL RATE
is IMPOSSIBLE.
ONLY ADMINISTRATIVE
Mere Functions Vested In comnercc
Commission But Il Has A.
,sumed Creative Powers Says
Expert.

Spokane. Wash, Nov "a DECLARING
thai the terms or the Interstate com
mcrce law, regarding freight charges
are 50 ambiguous that d consisters
and sustaibie basis for fixing stan1
ard lagel rate is impossible. Frank y
McCune, expert for the city of Sp'-
kane ana other complainants In ~
freight rate case hearing before WA
interstate commerce Commission
against the Hill and Hartman ralA
roads to secure equitable rates, points
out I'LL authorized statement that whit
the commission, created by the
has only administrative functions I
has assumed creative powers In III
efforts to secure q uniform basis q
rates.
He shows that the commissions M
terpretations al the law are IN cor
nict with other rulings, In establlshins
arbitrarily an elastic tariff basis i,A
using the class rates as a standard
at the same time affirming that com
modify or special rates are legal. The
law. he says, does not admit q siielf
Interpretation. adding that the prcsk
dent OF the United States Is respon
sibie To the commonwealth for ts9
acts cf the commissioners. lie als8
points ont specifically the grave ~
fects In the law and suggests corfea
tions necessary to strengthen II.
/ In disclosing the operations of tl:A
law. as applied by its administrator
ne desires 1t understood that persons
are not assaiel by what II delnccti
but the purpose Is To show the anlllf
uity, scpbistry and inequality IN tsa
Interpretation Of measure, which
was adopted by congress ~ remedy
Ian evil
IN. 3inmentlng unon the Law ata'l L:sg
Irulings CT the COMMISSIONERS NJ 1sfs
iCune says In bis statement:
The enactment Of statute Il de.
Iclafatiye OF evil practices and the mo
! tive is the correction and eradication
thereof. hence the adoption CT tie
act to regulate interstate commerce.
mo further proof than this law Y
needed to show the resort to evil pra |
tices in the business OF transpcrtatioa
Hines The commission is the creature
OF the act with powers defined as al
ministrativc and not creative. Ths
lpresident CT the United States Is vcss
les withspower laEespasf. Y cQllpIqiT Is
fsidners f5r, isietfAcfenty neglect Il ,lisSs
koTl Inaffsasasss t offiee, and thb
Iinakes tiet sSHaiiaible TO fhc heoHe
Ef6r the S.affsteamspt Of iissproFlsiots
land 70 guard seaiAst luisintefpreta
Itions and assumption Of creative pow
lers by the commissioners.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
IN MOTHERS DEFENSE
lad orspplcs With Father and -
sevHie Man is Killed When Pis-
tor is Discharged.

Now York. Nov. 2f.-In defense of
his neither, Peter I.iudermier. aged II
years grappied with his father today
and during the scuffle tho elder man
was shot and killed Young Under
mIer had seen his mother kocked down
and fired upon when he iBterfered AMI
was attempting to take a revolver
away from his father when the wea-
pon was discharged The boy surre1-
dcred himself
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
ATTACK
OF Old illness Again Upon E-Prcsi-
dent MISUNDERSTANDING to Bed
Considered Serious.

New York Nov 24.--Aceording to
reports received tonight former Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland is again SER
iously i'll at his home In Princeton
He is said to have suffered relapse
of the old Intestinal trouble which
troubled him last june The present
attack, it is said developed Thursday
last, and although severe at first, Mr.
Cleveland showed considerable im-
provement on Friday. The details Of
his condition. could not he.,learned at
mis- honie tohisht IBeyoiid ail1 adiniss-
sion .tB at .9ei,wag. .ydgs,, III and cooln
hned tol bfsbplsss fo ftog ,lpfortasHtioh vas v \
given alt. s:. slg ssFA-A \
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
c0L0RLlbE DRAWN.
Foo,bsa Game Between Alton and
jacksonville Called of On nc
count Of Negro.

The Alton High School fof tba ]
eleven SATURDAY drew the color lue
end refused to 20 IN the fed wfh
Jacksonville H.. High School When
jacksonville wcEt on the field negro
lanes Brown. left half back. was
with them. The Alton boys Inquired
whether the negro was 70 plar- and
received the reply that he would play
or there world he no game. Toe Al
ton eleven gathered up their outhts
and started to leave the grounds
The jacksonville players agreed to
bar the negro. but Coach Meeks. OF
Alton. objected 10 this and censurel
his PLAYERS for their race prejudice.
The crowd then retired from the field.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
G!loll1 { ] LEAVES GERMANY. r ! :! !.
In STEADY Sire ream-Reiehbsnk Trying
to Increase supply sy Bank
Notes For Circulation.

Berlii, Nov 2f.--Gotd continues 10
leave Germany in a steadS. S.,streain,
The Reichbank lost probably $1,000
600 during the past week, But t'e
stock has been more than replenlshed
through arrivals from home sources
the Reichbank Is is'yihg to increase
the gold suppy;sbG fnasiug out bank
notes df small dsIioipination which
facently became available fer ciren'
lation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
RUSSIA WIPES OUT DEBT

lnnd6n. Nov. 24.-Russia yesterday
wired crt the balance of her indebted
ness to Japan arising from the war.
The Russian embassy handing over to
the Japanese embassy a check Ter
set s0z. 200. This represents the bal
ance due Japan for the maintainanee
ef Russian prisoners.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

commission at Mr., Jeromo's sugges-
finn 70 inauire into Thaw's mental cen
dition. The commission agreed uh
animously that Thaw was able 70 ad,
wise intelligently with counsel and 70
understand all of the proceedings IN
|court They examined the young mli-
lionafre both mentally and physically
and he came out of the tests with ny
ing colcrs. This tended to bear out
the theory of the defense that ThaW
had suffered from "brainstornl' anu
that his condition had wonderfully I'M
proved during his stay In jail. IL was
eontended that with tho death OF
White the force which had fomented
the disorder was removed and that the
clouds of blind insanity had broken
|away
When the trial was resumed, now
ever, and the arguments were begun,
Thaw's principal counsel, Dolphin NJ
Delmas, who came with brilliant rep
utation ,fmm the Pacifcl coast to take
charge ssof sthe case. threw down the
|substanflAfe sfihcsMe Of legal tinsahitv y
which HAL Si5eeiE bli|lt .ap, fosstd III ilrs
Fefaliy ,Shts af thte swifidow, a'tH aade
his plea nnreservedly on the 'unr
written law" He pictured with great
oratoricaI effect '"the wronged Eve
,yn. as IAN angel child" Thaw alter
nately was rSir aalahad," or q, st.
George" destroying the dragon. This
lime of argument gave District Attor-
luey Jerome an unexpected opening
land hef too. disregarded ,thc mass si
testimony tending to show Thaw's
mental irresponsibility, devoting him
self to ridicuIe of the heroic roles N
which MIR. Delmas had cast the de-
fendant and his wife Mr.. Jerome de
clared the tragedy was nothing more
than "a common, low. vulgar Tender
lloin murder" OF the jury he describ
ed Thaw as "wilful wretch" INDUCED
IfEom his youth by wealthy parents an
lat last turned loose 70 float his wa,
Through the iTenderloin on $4,000
year" The seemingly irrational writ
lings OF Thaw which were placed "
Ievidence, were dismissed by chrome IA
THE work.of rich iIliterate and moth
ling more"
District Attorney Jerome am
Francis 3. L. Garvin, his first assist
ant. again win have charge Of th'
rrosecutian. but Thaw has maipe a'
Important change cf ATTORNEYS. ne
placing MI Delmas as chief couDse
Hwill be Martin ". littlctou. Of Brook
'yn. Mr.. Iittlcton Is known as = cav
able latyor aud brilliant orator. a
the Democratic National conyeutioi
of iaof' n was he. who nominated Al
ton ~. Partef for the presidency. Nf
lIittletou Is southern. man. hayiDi
been bora 10 Tennessee Jus, thirts
five years ago. He is what Is general
rs termed = sellmsde man. hayinl
educated himself He began the praC
tiee Of law in 1891 and moving to Dal
las. Tex. served there for term a
assistant prosecuting attorney. Late
he removed to brooklyn and AZ one
Hefdtie IIohliHtHN bAAic ~ iott'
aud at the bar For four years ne wa
assistant district attorney 81 King
.ountv and under the first McClella
administration in Greater New Yor
was president Of Brooklyn borough
; Just who will be associated with NJ
LittIeton may not be definitely know
? until the sav the trial begins.
present Daniel o'Reilly and A Ru
sell Peabody are the only members Z
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
OVER MILLION IN
GOLD FROM ALASKA

seat4tn, Wash. Nov 2i.-one NH
lion two hundred Thousand dollars oi
gold now lying at snmmit. on Thoni''
son nass. is on its way frcm Fair
banks. Alaska. to Seattle. Several
armed guards are watching the gria-
-Four hundred and hfty thousand Is n
dust aud the rest in bricks. Il Is the
largest shipment ever sent out over
the trail from Fairbanks to Valdez.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
STEAMER BURNS TO
FTnE. WATERS EDGE

Detroit. Mich. My ~ II Is re-
ported tl,at the stcaarr. Monhansctt
burned 20 The waters edge last night
an Thuhdcr BAY. AXE Huron. The
Nonhausctt was cwncd by 4. J. Me-
Donald lof Cleveland. anil valued at
ss6.Oaa Fire brdfe out in the engine
room aSlurdaS night The crew We're
rescred by the Thunder Bay Island
nfc savers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
WESTON GIVEN OVATION
BY Inhsbtsnts of Ligioner' lno''
s'ywhere He Spent sundayIWin J.
~ Reach Chicago Tomorrow

Ligonier Ind, Now 24,-PedestTian
Weston enjoyed q good rest jhere to-
day. lie went. TO bed immediately al
Ter his sarrival iast'2ight and enjoyed
a sound sleep. Today the entire popn'
latlon OF the town turned out to see
him. He will leave here early Monday
morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
300 TEACHERS NEEDED

Washington. Nov. 2i.-The Bursaa
Of lnsuiar Affairs received a cablegraan
from Governor General Of the Philip
pines Islands Indicating that three
hundred teachers viii be required a.
the beginning cf the next school year
June tst,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
seAcH CHICAGO TOMORROW.

Chicago, Nov. 2i.-Thc manager OF
the Auditorium Annex Hotel received
a telegram tonight from Edward 7.
WestoIf: Save me two good roonrs
fer Tuesday. viii reach Chicago soine
time that day. Am well aud doing
fine"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
DAILY reFeATs DAY.

St Louis. Nov 2i.-In tonight's
game in the National three cushion
tiIliard championship Tournament
John Dalv. Of Chicago. defeated
Frank p Day. Of 81. Louis. BY a score
Of % TO g Daly's high run was Z,
biz average "a. Days high run was ,.
his average g.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
Fighting IN LISBON.

Paris. Nov. PA special dispatch
from Madrid TO the Echo De PARIS
saws it is rumored that collisions have
cccurred between troops and lnsus-
ents in Lisbon and many persons
have been killed and wounded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
KING PRACTICALLY p PRISONER !

!. .Maarid. Now N The 'Eiberall has Z
fetter.s which escapeal-s cspspr tilac
!. states NJ sgsthaf Tie palace IN Lfsboir jis
surysunaed Nv, loyal .tteops but. ahe
king Is praetioallySa prisoner. The
government Wills be interpellated to-
morrow en- what attitude It VIII take
with regard to the Portuguese crisis
and will be requested to observer strict
neutrality.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
ELECTED CAPTAIN FoR 1898.

Chicago. Nov 2f.-Walter Steffen
duarteri back on the University q
Chicago football team. was last niz't
clected captain of the eleven ic'
1908.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

ONE THING DRIVEN into the
readers mind and understanding
does more good than hall dozen
things that are put forth feeb'y.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

tCopcluded On ThIrd Psgel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

"MAkiNo aOcp" n M thIns A.
hraa too much shout .it Z = du'y
that no respectable dealer omits'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-08-03
Seekk j. M. NeIson's Scat.

Madison. B J. Castle of Madison,
VIII be candidate for congress next
fail against John NJ Nelson. In out
lining his platform he declares he be.
lieycs In tariff reform, not harmful
TO the tollcr and In further explain
ing his views declares:
"Postmasters should be selected by
the people OF the localities where post
Offices are situated, and the persons
thus selected should be recommend.
cd for appointment whether they are
friends or enemies Of the congress
man Public officers are diligent In
the discharge OF public duty in pro.
portion TO their direct responsibility
TO their employers the people A
Congressman Is no exception The of
flee belongs to the people TO be given
by them AT election"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-08-03
Biuamist to Green Bay.

Madison Charles II Sager rs
years old. who recently startled Judge
Donovan or the municipal court OF
Dane county by voluntarily confess
ing himself bigamist while being ex.
amiucd on charge OF assault. was
sentenced by Judge Stevens, OF the
circuit court, TO two years in the re
formatory al Green Bay After he
served term In Jail for assault
Sager WAS arrested for bignmy and
pleaded guilty His wife got di-
vorco after she learned that he had
gone through a marriage ceremony
with another woman and has since
married n second time