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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
WOMANSF FACTORY
WORKERS MEET
UNDER DIRECTION OF WOMAN'S
TRADE UNION LEAGUE--oNE
SPEAKER SAYS FACTORY
GIRLS WILL GET SUFFRAGE

Now York. July 1.-THE women
factory workers met today under the
direction of the Women's Trade Union
League in convention that means
that tho ballot for the women soon
is forthcoming. according TO the dec
laraton Of both Mrs Harriet Saun
ton Blach and Mrs. Rose Pastor
Stokes, who spoke.
1T is the factory gills and not the
members OF Women's clubs who are
going to get suffrage" asserted Mrs
Blach. "and it Is coming soon These
girls are fighting, practical, bushes SIS
propositions every day; they know
they mus have vote If they win
out"
The suestion of wages, hours and
fulfillment of the union regulations
by the employers were the main
topics in the reports. There we're
speeches by various delegates and
other trades union women.
kilograms of congratulation were
read from similar conferences Held
today in Chicago and Boston.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
WIFE MURDERER
To HAVE TRIAL
CLINTON, I'LL, Ex-8ANkER MAR
RIED HIS sTENoGRAPHER
ONLY FIVE WEEKS AFTER
DEATH OF WiFE-5oTH WELL
CONNECTED.

Clinton. H., July li.-Shcrlfr n. A,
7ampbef tonight started for San
Diego. Cal, to bring back 10 Clin-
.on. Fred II. Magill and wife, who
we're arrested yesterday, charged
with The murder of Magllrs first wife,
Mrs Pet Maglll who died at their
home in Clinton the night of May 30
under peculiar circumstances. A note
was found saying that Mrs. Magill had
committed suicide. Magill at once
old his interests and on June 30,
with his daughter. aged II years. left
Clinton Miss Fay Graham. ~ years
old. who had lived with the Magills.
left Clinton the day before. saying she
would visit relatives at Kankakeo. I'll.
The next heard of Miss Graham and
Magill was that they were married In
Denver on July only FIVE weeks
after the death of the first wife. This
sudden marriage with the mysterious
death of the FIRST wife led 10 inquiry,
and the arrests az San Diego yester-
day we're made on a telegram sent
from Clinton by States Attorney MI
Ter. Magill is related to some Of the
Oldest and wealthiest families Of Clin-
ton. His bride is also a member of
one of the oldest families in the coun-
tv. her father being W. w. Graham
Of Clinton. a brother OF DR. S. a
Graham Of Kankakee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
QUIET DAY litter
!. -FOUR HOURS RIOT
FIVE ARRESTS AT ROANOKE on
CHARGE or MonlNG GREEK
RESTAURANTS
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR
soug's to Ee Made Of Riot BY C eeks
Who Demand Their consul's At
tention--Mayor cutchins
Apoiogises.

Roanoke, Va. July H. Roanoke /.
fql.iat today after four hours OF riot
| 'ag last nlghi when d mos wrocke
| ,ine Greek restaurants, three Greek
ihae shining parlors aad two Syrian
aops The riot was caused ly dis.
puta about cents between Greek
amp,oyel in the Belm, mt Greek res
aurant on Salem avenue, and an Am.
lean who went there to buy sand.
wich
Seven places wore wrecked on sa-
.en avenue. three on Jefferson street.
nc on elson street and one on Rail.
road pvenHe Five mon have been ar.
rested and lodged in Jail. Mono Of
The Greeks are under arrest AL all
he wrec@ed places today the proprie-
'ors set to worl cleaning out the de-.
ofis to be ready to resume Business.
the Greeks have employed counsel
O look after their interests and have
already called the attention Of the
Greek consulate to the affair.
While the disturbance was III pro,
gress las night Mayor Joel n. Clutch
n. who was in the street begging the
rowds to dispense, was struck on the
ags and severely bruised by rocks.
Tying stones also struck Police Ins
ice J. r Bryan, Police Sergeant Over
traet and P0lice~'en Manning. King
and Evens. and Chief Engineer John
saggoner 0 fthe central fire Iepart
ent, The fire department was ca led
aui to throw wafer cn the crowd and
chen the hose was turned on there
gere cries of "cut the hose" One man
tuck a knife in the hose but was
riyen of hv big stream that was.
played ON him -----------4
Mavur Cutcbins today issued a state
ment regretting the riot asserting that
the good citizenship were not opposed
to the Greeks and promising q yigof-
Gus prosecution Of the offenders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
GUARDED |kON
REACHES RUSSIA
FOLLOWED THROUGH STREETS
BY DEvoTEEs WHO FOUGHT
TO KISS SACRED EMBLEM
REAcTioNARlEs VIOLENT.

ST. Petersburg. July 1.-THE ar
rival of the famous Ikon of the re.ur
rection, brought from Palestine by the
Patriarch of Jerusalem for presenta
tion to the Emperor, was made the
occasion today of remarkable anti
revolutionary demonstration. The
Tkon was borne along the Neysky
prospect in procession by a dozen
bishops. long train OF ecclesiastics
Slowed. and there were several thou
sand people in The procession. The
Ikon was guarder by squadrons OF
Cossacks and was deposited in Kasan
Catherdral the metropolitan of st.
Petersburg officiating.
There were no disorders, but the
moving shrine was besieged in its
passage by crowds Of devotees who
fought for a chance to kiss the Ikon.
Many persons tainted.
Subsequently a great mass meeting
was held and was addressed by the
Revolutionary leaders. including Dr.
Dubrovin, president of the League of
Russian people, and Prince Volkonsky
who in violent language denounced
the Second Douma and called upon
his hearers to register VOW that not
single Jew be allowed to enter the
portals of the Third Douma. The
vow was aiken amid the greatest en-
thusiasm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
SIX KILLED IN
TERRIBLE WRECK
MANY INJURED, MOSTLY NE.
GROES-FAST TRAIN col.
LlpEs WITH SWITCH ENGINE
ON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Knoxville. Tenn, July f4-Six
negroes met instant death, and twenty
persons mostly negroes, were injured
when an east bound vestibule train
on the Southern railway collided with
a switch engine a mile west Of John
son City tonight. The switch engine
was in charge of a hostier. who. when
he saw the fast passenger coming,
reversed the engine and jumped TO
safety. Scarcely had he done so be
fore the passengert train crashed into
the light engine with fearful force.
The engine Of the passenger. the bag
gage and mail ca rand a se1ond class
coach were de,ailcl and overturned.
bat the swi ch engine va not lifted
from the rails and with a fun head OF
steam started on > Wild run which
was not ended until a switch vas
ihrown for II, and IT was ditehed at
Carnegie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
FORECAST OF The
EVENTS Of WEEK

The Associated Press forecast OF
important events of the week follows !:
Many events of interest are on the
cards for the coming week. Admiral
lamamoto win continue his sight
seeing tour. The peace conference
at The Hague is expected'to pass on
several questions which, the friends
OF the peace movement believe. viii
result eventually in making great
navies unnecessary. L is likely that
negotiations viii be commenced be
tween Italy, Austria Hungary and
Russia during the week looking to a
line Of joint action in the Balkans.
Karl Han. once professor OF Roman
Law at an American unixe sifv. will
be placed on trial at Karlsruhe next
Wednesday charged with the murder
Of his motherinlaw.
The annual Elks convention is 10
bs held al Philadelphia this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15

had been injured, by The president.
orders, the procession moved on
In he meantime two policemen
seized Maile, who made no resistance
hut the lice with difficulty prevent
ed the irate crowd from lYnching the
prisoner untll a Gordon Of reserves
camc np ana conducted him to the
ss a'ion- There Mailla refused to give
any reasons for his net saying:
TITO revelations have are 81
grave and rctiQus that | will only
make then before a magistrate FOR
transmission TO the chief n state.
II Is a matter between the govern
mon and me. ! am the victim Of
nan yillainies."
Some Of the Witnesses of he shoot
ING said that Maile fred in the air
it is believed that the man par,ici
psted in the resent se7man's strike
and that his mind hal been unhinged
hy faneied grieYenace8. II is believed
also that he aided in he rayol tlonary
agitation Of the general federation 3f
labor and the anti-niltarists There
is no reason to susnoct q pl as Mailie
only arrived here from Rouen last
night
The attempt on the life Of presiden
Fallercs probably will strengthen the
intention to put a stop
to the militarists propaganda
wlica already is demoralin.ng The
army ana becoming a monaco to tha
re1uhlic
Thirty nine of the ring leaders We're
arrested today f,r Kissing the soldiers
who were returning from the review
other arrests were made at he Place
De La Concorde whore the league of
patroits held their annual ceremony
IN memory of the fall of the Bastie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
WOULD-BE ASSASSIN FIRES
TWO SHOTS AT PRESIDENT
OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC
President Was In Procession on National Fcle
Day--Assai|ant Saved By Police From
Angry Mob--hlany Arrested

Paris. July little national fetC
| oday was marred by q futile attempt
on the life of President Falliores by
Leon Maille, a naval rescryist OF
Hnvre, who it is believed is suffering
isf mania Malle fired two shots at
the president, but did not hit him. lie
lHas'a once arrested.
On account If he activity Of the
tanti miiarists, who tried to organi q
Ia demonstration agaiast tho army
throughout France today, exceptional
precautions were taken to safeguard
President Fallieres. Tho attempt on
his life occurred on tho Avenue Des
Champs Elysees while the president
was returning o the palace from
Long Champs. where he had raviewe
the garrison Of Paris ia the presenca
cf 5o0 enthus;as ic people. Pre-.
mier Clemenceau and NJ. Lanes the
presidents secretary, were with him
ia 'anda~ which was escorted by i
squadron OF culrasslers Tho carriage
had sofely emerged from the Bcis ne
whero the anti-miliiarists
Had stationed themselves with the in
tention Of hooting the S ldiers and
we're descending The broad Champs
Elysees amid the acclamationa Of the
crowds thronging the sidewalks, wh7
were shouting "Vive Fallieres 'Viyi
L'Armee," when at the corner Of lie
sueur street, Maille from The cRfh
fired two shots point blank at the
president in quick succession. NoI
one was hit President Fallieres was
ccol and collected when the process |
sion stopped. Diplomats VINO werefol-
lowing the presidents landau alightef
from the carriage and hurried to the
side of Farrieres. Finding that nobody
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
POWERS UPHOLD
j. 5. PROPOSAL.
cuEcT!oN or IMMUNITY or
PRIVATE PROPERTY AT SEA
APPROVED AT HAGUE.
CON TRACTURAL. DEBTS
Are Net to Be Collected BY Force
Cruel Bullets Prob bited--Amer,-
cans to Present Plans Of
Permanent Conference.

| The Hague, July t4-itot With tanl
llnG he pessimistic views ael3 ii
tfonc onaiters concerning tha pea &
conference and its work, the mem
ber8 OF the American delegation fe1l
confident That some gool fta Ii wi
be reached.
II now appears that all of the
American proposit onG will be sat'e-
factorily received Tho question Of
immunity of private prope AT SEA.
'aithoneh bitterly opposeI. viii have
"A considerable majcr,ty in tie Yotn
this week. and tai will be further
step toward the adoption Of this pfin-
ciple in another conference Rule3
regarding the hombGrtlnent of unf0r
liied owns, villages, otc. originally
presented by Anne lea, will he sub
stanilally adopted VITA the approval
III the proposal drawn up BY the
Italian dclcgat ON bring ng into hae-
aony The dHorent views on this sub.
ioot. The America suggestion regard
ing the collection of pecunlary con
trac ural debts without the use Of
force viii be supported by al the
great powers and the p opo ais con-
ernlng the cstahl shment Of a per
nanent court OF arbitration anl pro-
'ibition Of thei use OF unnecessary
cruel bullets have been fayorally re.
eevel.
Finally, in :he p,cnary sitting. the
United s ates will present IA plan for
the permanoncy Of the cnn conference
'tse'f as an institution. The holdig of
pc lodic meetigs. and the organization
Of program
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
STORM KILLS ONE
South Dakota Man Carried Fifty Feet
in Air BY Wind-Dropped
to Death.

Mitchell. S. D., July 14.-In a tor
nado Saturday evening John NJ Peasc
a popnlist politician of Mount Vernon
was Killed. lie took refuge from an
approaching storm in grove near
home. The wind carried him up lfiy
feet in the air and dropped him to
the ground, he being terribly crushed
He lived a few minutes after his chill.
dren reached his side
The men are reported killed near
Mount Vernon. but the report is moi
yerifiet
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
ONLY TOO GLAD TO RETURN.

San Diego. Ca July l4.-fred d
Nagni Of Clinton ana his young wife
are in close confinement IN he county
ia1 ad the sheriff refused 10 permit
ne exspapermen to see them. Mag !
has retained two lawyers. and the dis
ttict attorneys expects that they viii
resist extradition. and apply for a
writ Of habeas corpus tomorrow But
Eugene Daney. Of Maeills counsel
stated tonight that there viii be no
application for a wit Of hsheas cor
pms and that his clients WI be only
too glad to return to Illinois and face
al accusations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
FIRE DESTROYS CANADA.

Oran. Algeria. July 1A-Fire brofe
ont today with such violence aboard
She British steamer Canada, lying in
ths haI5or. that destroyer towed
her ont into the roadstead and tor
Te'ioed her as the oaly means Of say
ing her fIom destruction. The Cin
ada can be raised without difficulty,
as she lies in shallow water.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15

When William Travers Jerome
made his spectacular canfpaign fer re-
election 10 his present Office in 1905.
running independently in open def.
ance of both the established parties.
admirers of his pluck in all parts of
the country sent in contributions to
his campaign fund. There were said
to be nearly hundred tho sand con-
tribuiors altogether many cf them
anonymous. when election was over
and the public prosecutor had teen trt
umphantly returned to Office. there re
mained on hand sl.55i.GG. A regula,
political party would simply have car
ried over the balance to the next cam
paign. but this Mr. Jerome couli not
do. Neither could he return the money
to tehe donors. since. with few excep-
tions. he did not know from whom .
came. For the past eighteen months.
therefore. the District Attorney has
put in some of his odd moments won.
derlng what he should do With this
money This week he finally decide
10 carry out IN EeneIM way Que oi
the objects Of the dohors-a wise and
fair application Of tie criminal law tn
the young. To this end he has divided
the FIND equally between the New
York Juvenile Asylum and two secta-
ian institutions which have followed
the example Of the Juvenile Ass cil.
ton in adopting the cottage colony
plan for caring for the youag offendar1
placed in their charge. Thls the
money will go to the work Of making
bad boys into good citizens, WHICH
most pers ms viii consider as good
use Of It as that for which 4 was
subscribed originally. the punish
ment Of had citizens FOR breaking the
laws
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15

IN connection with the recent de.
cision Of judge Swan III the case iii
the so-called fish trust OF chIcag
some interesting information has beet
complied In reference to the national
consumption Ct sea food. ii is shown
that the annual product of American
waters, leaving out OF account the
seal and salmon fisheries OF the north
west amounts to 100000 600 a year OF
this great amount nearly one-aualtar
Is represented by the oysters ana
clans of the New York market. The
Great Lakes are an ther 1mportan
source of supply, producing aho / IS,
100000 worth year. or the 10 Al
annual fish consumption OF nearly q.
coo 000,0h0 pounds, the amount
banded by the fish trust" during the
year concerned In the litigation was
less han 50.000,00O pounds, nine
tenths of which was purchased in tho
open market.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
SIX SENTENCED TO DEATH.

Kier. Russia. July 1.-THE court
marital OF ne hundred soldiers wto
participated in the revolutionary
meeting on June u. after the dis O.
lrtian Of the r-uma. has been con
cluded. SIX OF the men were son-
tenced to death and the others to loDs
terms Of imprisonment or 10 iisciplin-
Ery arrest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
ASSASSINATION IN coREA.

Toxic. July IA dispatch from
Seoul. Korea reports the discovery OF
q mon concealed in the Seraelie Pal
ace. it is supposed with the intention
af the assassination Of the home of the
emvcror's ministers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
BIG mousv Foa BALL PLAYER

Peoria. H.. JBiy i4.-Th'rd Base
nan Doyle Of the Springfield club, Of
tae Thieei league has been sold 70
the Nex York National team for s4.-
sa0. The deal vas consumated at
Decatur today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
'S0ME INTERESTING
|. NtWY0RK STORIES
PRESlcEnT or MANJTAC-u -un-RS
ASSOCIATION STRIVES FOR
iNousTRiAL PEACE.
JEROME WAS WORRIED
Ahcut Whst to Do WITH Surplus Car.
palgn Money--Two Billion Pound.
OF Fish Communicative
Of Signs.

New York, July BE- While Andres
Carnegie II trying to convince Enpc II
OF William Of the deslrahi,ity iii pssf
iting an end to wars between natisps
President Van cleaveeaf the Nationsl
Associa ion Of Manufacturers III f
lowing up vigorously his plan for TIA
creation OF A fund of $500. 900 Yea.
Ter tho next three years to be usal
IN bringing about conditions Of more
permanent industrial peace. Mr.. Van
j Cleave enphatieally denies the report
published in several newspapers tn II
concerted war n union labor Is cors
tempia ed bit says that abuses IT
unionism win come In for attacl, from
his association, Ia the platform juss
announced he ineiades seven plank
coming within this category for wh'ca
his association viii contend. Thee
are; the open shop; no restrictions as
70 the use Of tools, machinery Or mn.
lterials, excep as to such arc are an
safe; no limitation of output; no re
striction as to the number OF appren
ticcs and he'nors when or proper aga,
no boycott; no sympathetic s riNe; no
sacrifice Of the. independent working
man to he labor union: no compus
sorry nse Of The union label Among
+ ther objects for which the proposed
ereaniza ION fs to labor are the pro-
motion OF industrial education: The
organization OF labor bureaus for the
The q Sc of members; defense Of en-
ployers fighting In support OF any of
the principles advocated by the ass
ciation. and opposition TO unfair legis
latlon. The difficulty In securing
Supply ot lalior ANA tfIn uecresse Il
the efficiency Of the labor obtained ara
given as among the reasons that have
moved empl yers to take this step
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15

The Bulletin Is the only seven DAG
paper In Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15

one Of the pecaliarities Of Mex
York which surprises yisitors from
other places Is the Local zat'on of par
iicular industFies-the fact that mos
q the big department stores ere cos''-S
By jovi along ore avenue. the pian9
xareroons filing several successivf
blocks of another and 50 on Fhrouea
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15

HOW MUCH ADVERTISING shali \
Ec used All that the readers WIN |dt
gest: supply plenty 20 suprcrt urowth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15
SCORES FOR YESTERDAY

American League.
st. Louis and Philadelphia game
on account OF rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15

tconciuded IN 1air fAseJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-15

"HREvlTy is THE SOUL Of wt;r
but "A good story is worth the space
needed % tell It fulIy;" this applies to
advertising.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
Ex.pREsIpENT OF FRANCE
Dies OF Embolism Of the Heart-Wili
Have National Funeral.

Paris, March In. Caslm'r
Per!er, expression; Of France. died
suddenly al II O'Clock Monday riga;
OF embol!sa, Of the heart at his res
idence on tae Rue Nitol here.
The news OF his death was not
heard until Tuesday morning. The
ex-presldent had not been Wei for
two or three days, but Il was sup
posed he was suffering from Influenza
and no great importance was ATTACH
ed TO his indispos!t!on. He was not
even confined 10 his bed, but lunch
ed and d.ned with his family on Sum
day. and was in good spirits.
Al about o'clock last evening an
abrupt prostration occurred. the ex-
president was taken to bed and Or.
Landouzy was called in and the pa
tient was given morphine injections.
whereupon he step tand did not awake
until 10 o'clock, when he was terri
bly, weak.
Another severe attack OF prostra-
liOu lOlJNfH l'OH' N"''" ~ N"o''-'''
Perier did not recover.
In the course OF the normal Pres
ident Falleres. Prime Minister Glenn
enceau ard virtually all the mem
bers OF the aristocracy In Paris. the
diplomatic corps. the senator's. depu-
ties and the leading officials sent
their condolences or signed the reg
lister at the late residence Of the ex-
president.
The cabinet met and decided on a
national funeral for the late president.
but the family regretfuly declined
the honor In accordance with the wish
OF NJ. Caslmir Perier expressed some
time ago.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
New Theory OF Robbery.

Chicago. March ia new field
in the investigation OF the sub-treas-
ury robbery Is being explored by the
federal authorities. II was suggested
that some banking Institution OF Chi
cago needed a large sum TO tide over
temporary difficulties and is respon-
sible for the disappearance Of the
s173 900. The secret service oper-
atives II became known Monday are
working on the theory that the
sum OF money that disappeared from
the subtreasury on Feb. 90 was bor-
rowed for a day or two al the instance
OF a tottering institution by some peo.
pie which now fears TO res ore II.
Chief Wilkie and Captain Porter
would not be surprised. II is assert
ed. II the missing money was TO be
restored At once.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
Died az Sea.

81. Louis. March l3.-Word was
received here Tuesday that Charles
Gordon Knox. secretary OF the Louis
Commercial, club. died a, sea on the
steamship PrInz Joachim otf the South
Carolina coast. 4 wireless message
told OF his Death. In company with
other members OF the Commercial
club. Mr. Knox left ST Louis Feb
Is for Charleston. s. c., and with
Chicago. Cincinnati! and Boston Com
mercial members, embarked on the
Pr!nz Joachim for Panama
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
EXPLOSION WRECKS
FRENCH BATTLESHIP
Hundreds of Men On Board
Were Killed.
POWDER MAGAZINE EXPLODED
II 10 Said that the Casualties NUM-
Der from Two Hundred TO Three
Hundred, but at This Time Details
Are Unobtainahie.

Toulon. France, March ia
powder magazine on board one o. the
battleships here said to be the Lena
exploded Tuesday owing. II Is report
ed, to the explosion Of a compressed
air torpedo on the vessel.
II is said that the casualties number
from 900 10 900. but. at this time no
details are obtaiuable, and even the
identity Of the varship is not des!n-
itc.y established.
Later Il was definitely esia)l.sss !
that the explosion took place on the
Lena. which was in the Missiessy
dock al the time Of tie disaster.
Squads OF sailors and workmen APP
preached the scene OF the disaster
at the peril OF taair lives and as ~ y
neared the Lena's dock they could
plainly observe dense smoke. human
remains, flying constantly In the AIR
following further explosions on the
doomed. vessel. which presented a
terrifying spectacle and caused the
arsenal employees 20 wiring their hands
with horror.