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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
M0XEY STILL ON
WITNESS STAND
IN WALSH TRIAL - CROOKED
MANlPuLATloNs or FUNDS
BROUGHT OUT.
BONDS OF RAILROADS
Controlled BY Walsh Accepted BY
CHICAGO National As Collateral
For Notes--.Big Withdrawals
In Onc Day.

Chicago, oNv. 20.-Evidence tend
ing TO show that bonds of the Walsh
railroads we're sold to various pur-
chasers at practically the figures at
which they were accepted by the Chi
cago National bank as collateral Tor
notes was brought out In the cross
examination of National Bank EX-
smner Moxey in the Walsh trial this
afternoon. Ten sales, aggregat ng
$500. 300 we're gone over and Identified
by date and amount. II was further
indicated by the testimony that the
memorandum notes upon which the
prosecution alleges that enormous
sums were drawn from the bank S
vaults by Walsh and were paid upon
maturity.
The direct examination of MoXey
finished this afternoon after he hal
testified to entries purporting to
show the withdrawal by Walsh OF
sG3O 600 in a single day in January
1905. and that notes bearing various
signatures amounting TO SG44 GO had
been discounted that day. Moxeys
testimony seemingly showed that
during the month Of January Walsh
drew out Of the bank ss55.O00 and
that the corresponding amount is IN
veIved in notes or seles of bonds OF
his other enterprises.
All memorandum notes testified on
the direct examination were gone
over and records of the sales Of bonds
wilI be taken up tomorrow morning
where il was left of at the adjourn
/ meut TODAY
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
TAFT ENTERTAINED
rev Moments AZ I4afbon, Manchufia,
BY TWO American consuls-On
ay Across Siberia.

Harbon, Manchuria, Nov. 20.--The
train carrying Secretary Taft and
party to St Petersburg arrived heie
this afternoon and the secretary spent
one hour IN Harbon. He was met BY
Frederick d, Fisher, the American
cousul here, and Willard y. Straight,
American consul general at Mukden
The Chinese authorities OF Man
ehuria were disappointed that they
win have no opportunity Of accrod
ing the secretary special honors They
were anxious to entertain him In or
der to give evidence Of the good wi
of China toward the United stae
After exchanging greetings fAs
rartys 5pHtIsey was seaatiHssed---s.s.s
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
ELECTED PRESIDENT
OF REBEKAH LODGE
MRS. MARGARET WELDON OF
THIS CITY HONoRED AT AS
sEMBLY AT SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield, H., Nov 2O.-The
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows elected
Fred 3. Herrills, Of BeIleville. grand
representative to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge.
The state Assembly of the Daugh'
ters of Rebekah elected Mrs. Margaret
Weldon, of Cairo, president; Mrs. Ella
w. Reeve, of Jacksonville, vice presi
dent; Mrs. aMe Crowell of Rock Is
land, warden.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
|ENSAT|ON IN
LABOR CIRCLES
|bMPERS SAYS MANUFACTURERS
ASSOCIATION TRIED TO
BRlBE HIM.
RESERVED EVIDENCE
axes Startling Speech at Meeting
m NorfoIk--Man Referred TO
AS Agent of Bribers
Denies Charges.

Norfolk, Va, NOV. 20.--At this aiter-
bon's session OF the Federation oi
|abor President Gompers delivered
speech replying to the charges pre-
rred against him by the Manufac-
rers Association. The speech was
| sexpose" from the view point OF
|ompers Of the National Association
Manufacturers and its ratitications.
Campers took up and answered IN
tail the charges brought against
In and closed with these words:
"AII that now have to add is that
here is not a scintilla of truth in
|lything published or which can be
|nblished by the National Association
Il Manufacturers or their hirelings,
|hich in any way can reflect upon the
Integrity, morality or honesty OF my.
Inf. and have abiding faith that
bey cannot do so of any members
Ii the executive council of the Ameri-
Ian Federation Of Labor. ! dely our
|neniies to do their worst.
A great sensation was created by
President Gompers in his speech re-
living to the attacks upon him and
|ther officers Of the Federation by the
manufacturers Association when he
|old of an alleged attempt to brihe
i'm at the Victoria hotel, New York,
|n October, by a newspaper man CIV
he the name of Charles Brandenberg,
he latter, Gompers said, having de-
Jared that he represented the Ma
'ional Manufacturers Association, and
vas prepared to offer him immunity
rom all exposure and make bin
financially secure for the remalIidef
If his life II he would sign q certain
,aper and otherwise aid In the ex
)osure Of other leaders IN the Amaii
.an Federation Of I.aber with view
IF virtually destroying the influence
bf organized labor.
The paper, Gompers said, was to
he purport to have been signed when
he (Gompers) was III in 1885, TINS
,,aner Gompers said, he had pre-
served. and while a deathlike still
ness prevailed in the conyentlof
[;ompers drew forth the original doc
,,ment and read it. Gompers, during
his recital of the alleged attempt o.
bribery. called upon the different del
eqates present who were with him al
the times of interviews with Brand
enberg to very his statement
This the delegates, raising in theil
seats did.
At the close of Gomper's speech
there was great demonstration, eVe'
Victor L. Berger, of Milwaukee, the
opponent of Gompers, de
claring that although he had repeat
edly bitterly opposed the reelection o
Gompers. he will be the one thi
year TO move to make his election un
animous. with vote of confidence no
only to Gompers, but also to the othe
officials of the American Federation
"This.e declared Berger. is the an
swer of the Socialists to the Manufac
turers Association
motion offered by F. d. w. Ryan
of Springfield, ILL.,, reporting that tn
Illinois Mine Workers had voted con
tldeuce in Gompers and denounclnl
the Manufacturers Association rf
ceived immediate consideration an
had adopted amid excitement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
CReETS
, LETTER CARRIERS

Washington. Nov. 20.-The officers
and members of the executive com.
mittee OF the National Association OF
Letter Carriers we're introduced 70
President Roosevelt today by First
Assistant Potmaster General Hitch
Geek. President Roosevelt made a
brief speech welcoming the visitors
and eompllmenting them upon the ex
celIent organization they have per
fected
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
COURT MARITAL OF
TWEN7Y-SEV{N MEN

Odessa Nov 20.-A trial by milf
ta,'y court OF twenty seven men OF tae
Eleventh Nicholas l. regiment on
charges Of mutiny and insnbordlna-
tion ended today Two sergeants and
cue private who had destroyed the
picture OF Emperor Nicholas were
sentenced to death and at once shot;
rine other men were sent to tie
irines for life, and twelve others We're
sent to the mines sor ten years and
the others acquitted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
DIVORCE OF STATE
FROM LOCAL TAXATION ESSEN
rI6L TO GOOD GOVERNMENT
SAYS LAWSON PURCY.
Before National Municipal League
Meeting state Equalization
Boards Cannot Remedy Evil
OF undervaluatIon.

Providence, r. |. Nov. 20.-The cleo
ton OF officers of the National NUM-
cipal League was accomplished today
without contest. The election re
suited: President. Charles J. Bona.
parte. Baltimore; secretary Clinton
Rogers Woodru, Philadelphia: treas
urar. George Burnham. Jr.. Philadel
phia. Lawson Purdy presented the
repott of the committees on municipal
taxation. He held that when the
state demands for a revenue upon
general property tax locally assessed
the city home rule is impossible, and
moreover assessors disobey the law
under-value property and local inc
quality and discrimination Is the ma
turaI result. State boards Of equaliza
ton cannot remedy the evil. From
every point Of view good government
REQUIRES a divorce of the state from
LEGAL taxation
Dr. Delcs F. Wilcox. secretary o
the Detroit municipal league. SPEAK
/ ing on taxation, said that In Michi
gan. as well as elsewhere. persona
property in a large measure escapes
the eluthes Of the assessor and person
al property tax operates uneyenly
uniustIy and ineffeciently."
Robert Treat Paine. Jr.. Of Boston
during his remarks stated that Pres
ident Roosevelt has no right 10 refus'
the third term nomination.
: Elliott Pendleton, Of Cincinnati
Charles L. Harper Of Philadelphia
Horace E Benning. Of New York. ans
Attorney General Charles J. Bona
na-ts nera among other speakers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
MOST RAPID FALL
or Barometer in Chicago Since insti-
tuition of Weather Bureau
Bad Weather There.

Chicago. Nov 20-The barometer
shows a fall Of ninety-three one5
hundredths Of an inch in twelve hours
eading at II O'Clock tonight. This Is
the most rapid fall recorded here
since the weather bureau has been In
existence. II was accompanied by al
most continuous rainfall and a wind
that attained velocity of forty miles
an hour. The temperature rose four
teen degrees. reaching 81 during the
evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
SHERIFF AND DEPUTY BREAK
UP GANG OF BUSY BURGLARS

Higgins went to the place a1d
watched. Abent II O'Clock last night
the burglars appeared. aud on being
ordered to surrender. clcssd abort
the two officers and commended
gring al them The officers returned
the FIRE anil one o. the burglars was
lillod. The ctbers surrendered and
we're placed IN 5ail at Hiilsbero
Three refused to give their names
but the others gave their names as
|I. e. Nsedham Frank White Franz
Butier A. t. Smith. O. J. Edwards
Lewis piper. The name Of the dead
man is not EnoEn-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21

New York. Nov 2o.-First because
she was a friend to the sailor. but
also because she gave nearly half :
million dollars towards the Wars
mems Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Home In Brooklyn. 5000 enlisted
men of the navy presented Miss
Helen Gould with silver loving cup
today. The building and furnishings
cost $500. 900 and the funds we're furn-
ished equally by Miss Gold and Mrs
Russell sage. The presentation Shs
made in the auditorium Of the Young
Mems Christian Association building
near the navy yard and though oniy
SEQ men could be spared from the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
DRIVEN FROM HOME
KILLED SELF AND SISTER

Gaylord, Mich. Nov 20.-Fraak
valot, aged 2l, tonight shot and killed
his sister Laura, aged Is, and, then
committed spicide.
The valots lived at Riggsville. A
week ago, Laura, it is said. das driven
from home BY her parents on account
Of some family troubles. and accom-
panied by her brother Frank, came to
this place.
Charles Valet another brother
visited the rooms occupied by them
tonight and found them dead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
PROHIBITION CONVENTION
AT COLUMBUS IN JUNE

Chicago, Nov, 20.-The national
committee today decided TO hold ma
tional convention for the selection OF
presidential nominee for the Prohibi-
ton party in Columbus, Ohio, the hrs'
week in June, 1908.
Charles r. Jones, of Chicago. was
elected chairman of the national com
mittee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21

spnngfeld. Ill, Nov. 2o-After
desperate fight last night near Hi'is-
boro Sheriff May and Deputy Sherih
Higgins shot and killed one of teh
,nre,ars and arrested the other nine
Tho burglars haze Deen terroriziag
the eastern part of Montgomery eoun-
~ Neuday night Ceekelrea's depart.
,nent store OF Irving was burglarizesl
and several hundred dollars worth of
goods stolen.
Yesterday two hunters discovered
the stolen goods near schram elty.
l,dsen rnder some brush. May and
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
SAILORS PRESENT BEAUTIFUL
LOVING CUP TO MISS GOULD

routine work for the occasion. those
present Included representatives o.
al the war vessels in the hareor- ihe
blue Jackets cheered Miss Gould WITH
a roar that could be heard blocks
away when two apprentice seamen
pulled aside the flags and revealed on
a base Of American beauty rCses the
cum which James McNein. third class
roeman. Afterwards rendered 20 the
Eoman philanthropist.
Rear Admiral CcghlaH. retired.
spoke on behalf Of the navy and Rsar
Admiral siserry made an address ter
the Aeet. Miss Could gave exPrss-
.loa Of her appreciation IN a charac-
teristic little speech
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
AMNESTY FOR POLITICAL
PRISONERS AND ExlLEs

San Salvador. Republic Of Salvador,
Nov. 2O.-The government today is
sued a decree granting tmnesty 70 all
political prisoners ~ho were az once
set at liberty and declaring also that
all political exiles should be allowed
to return TO the country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
MOTHER KILLS CHILDREN.

Rochester. y. Y. Nov. 2e.-whhe
temporarily insane today Mrs. Eliza
beth Thomas. wife of Jacob Thomas.
a farmer near Palmyra slashed the
throat CT her two children with a
knife. killing her four-months-old baby
and wounding her five-year-old daugh'
ter Martha so seriously that thi
child's life is despaired Of.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
CHARGES DENIED
erandenberg, Mentioned BY eompers'
Makes Explanation.

New York. Nov. 2o-Broughton
prandenberg, president of the Nation
al Institute of immigration and mag
a1,na writer. said tonight that he was
the man referred TO by Gompers az
the convention in Norfolk today when
ba declared one Charles Branden-
berg newspaper man. attempted TO
s,s;ta him IN take part in the expos.
.ronciuded on Sixth Pagel
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
TREASURY OFFICIALS KILLED
AND ROBBED or $4,000.

st. Petersburg. Nov. 20.-A dis
patch from Rokhara. Central Asa.
SAYS that two officials of the Bokha-a
treasury were today attacked in that
city. mortally wounded and robbed OF
100000. The robbers were captured
hut the money was not recovered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
Wzshinntnn Forecast.

Washington. Nov 2o--ILLJNOlS.-
Fair Thursday IN south. rain or snow
followed by clearing in the north.
colder. high southwest to northwest
Winds: Friday, fair
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
SHIPS RETURN TO MANILA.

vlsdivcstok. Nov. eo.-The Ameri-
can naval squadron which brought
Secretary TAFT TO this port left he-e
TODAY on its return 70 Manila
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
READY FOR ARGUMENTS.

Rathdrum. Idaho. Nov. 20.-After
being on the witness stand s'nce
Tuesday morning Steve Adams closed
his testimony. The arguments prob
ably will be begun some time tomor-
row.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21
TAKE si2.oOo.ooc.

st. Louis. Nov. 20.-At a meeting
o. the St Louis bankers today i was
decided to take sl2.O00.000 CT the gov
erument's treasury certificates
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-21

|pNE THING DRIVEN into the
|Aders mind and understanding
lis more good than half dozen
|ngs that are put forth fcebly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

CT of 1t lies dead upon the road-higi.. waymen, most likely. That woman wonder dead, Leicester becomes King and thou and I prosper in his rise. I will build his greatness for him in spite of his own weakness"
 Pulling the rope which removed the supports of the gallery, varney went outside into the courtyard and gave an imitation of the low. long whistle with which Leicester was wont to an- nounce his arrival at Cumnor to Amy The next instant the door of the Count ess's apartment opened and in the same moment the trap door gave way. There was rushing sound.-a heavy fa1l-~- a faint groau. and all was over.
 While the inurderers were yet in consultation, Tressilian and Raleigh broke in upon them and found with horror that they were too late. Var ney being apprehended. took poison. anl so escaped the gallows. Alasco made his escape safely. while Foster, fleeing to remote rart of the hall. was never again seen alive. Years af- terward a skeleton, believed to be his. was found in a secret room lying on a chest of gold. A spring lock had caught and held him there to die from slow starvation.
 Leicester. after some years of dis grace, was restored finally to the Queens favor Tressilian embarked with Raleigh for Virginia, where he ended his days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

Mrs Kricker--Getting a new set Of furs? Mrs. Bocker--yes, James says 1t will be cold day before he has any money to spare New York Sun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

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. ll0j 9th st NV, lar, 2b,
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l22s 10th. Tor. b.. 10. 5,
1903 Euclid, lar. 2b60. u
1893 j. llr. b. -. 5000
1882 5, l2r, b. .... 5000
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1872 4 NV, Or, b. "a. ~
l4Ii Clifton. Tor. b.JO.5t
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ISL Ontario pl. I0r.
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bO5 q NV. I2r. b. . 30 OF
l742 L st. Tor. b. so. OC
1881 3lsy. 1T. b, so. "
1903 18th. Tor. b. 5000
lIl2 Hopkins pl NV,
Tor, b......., 500
IJ3s nth NV. 9r. b.4T.Jt
blu + NV, lar. 2b. .i6. y
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232l X. %. b......43.5C
81 NV. l5r. %. AS. 90
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i14I Ore ay. Tor. l.. As. OK
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242l 18th NV, Tor. b. 40 s.
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1928 I'D .pr. b. h-w b. 81 ~
"JT X NV, or. b. .-.31 y
$50 NJ NV. Or. b. 81 D
l622 nth, or, b.. 81 y
lTiO Tth. DIV & sto. 81 }
1879 9th NV, Or. b. 81. II
1918 4th. 7r. b. sta. IS. s.
1927 F ne. sr. b. .S5.5
1000 18th ne, Or. b, sto. 3D.
DS6 = NV. 7r, 49,
1910 7 NV, Or. b. 81. u
ilj 81 NV. Or. b. 80. ~. a
$50 Sd ne, Sr. b.sta 81. -
BIG X ! av. Or. b. 30. )
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22j \ So. Sr. b.. 30. )
Tl5 22d. sr. b...3 81. >
81 Eye ne, llr, b. 80 5
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$3.50 Q. 7r. b......30. S
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9l4 y c nv ~e. Gr.h. % :
1884 Wellach. 7r. b. 81 :
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1884 9Th NV, Or. :. 20. so
6O1 N NV. store. 20. so
TOO R l av NV Or, W. 49, so
1927 18th ne. Or. b..17.5O
8l5 N NV, 7r......17.00
! N se. Or. b ......l5.40
803 7th ne, store. i. .15.0 90
20O1 18th NV. 1r. I'd
floor, Office. ...... .15. 90
R 925 N J ay, 4 stls. 1880
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It's 9th ne, store. .12.00
1913 N J av se, Or, ". 400
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22x76 ............1 1000
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406 18th, 1Sf, 90
1857 81st, lar. b.. go. 90
1901 9th NV. sto. DIV .b3. 90
1881 S1at INV, l2r. b. IS. 90
1917 9Th NV. llr. b. As 90
1922 Sth NV. 11r, b.42. SO
4Os T NV. LOT. b. . .42.N
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612 Mass av NV, Tor. b40. 90
l411 Col st NV .sr. b. IS. SO
1929 18th NV, Tor, b. 1873
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&1 p NV, 7r. b. 81 80
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, 45l n j nv Sc. Sr. b.22. 80
! L NV. Or. b. .....20.5O
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20l Mass av. .&3h. 20
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6i1 Florence o. Or / .l6. 90
ll16 9Th ne. Or. 1880
l0ll n J sv Sc. Or. .I1.3O
800 Grace, Or. 90
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3il5 Ashleyter, Tor, b6O. 90
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213 l4th nw.lg st. $500
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, 2IiG lith NV. store. 80. 90
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: ZIG l4th nw.lg st. 70. 90
! 1910 1lth, coal I'D. .25. 90
! 1922 18th NV. tore %. 90
,, 1924 90 2S-30 l1th NV,
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' 1925 @. I'd d. suite
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' I2S 18th. 81. Or, b.. 80. 90
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. 1925 @. 3D. q. suite
y 3 rooms. ...45 90
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