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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
C0RROB0RA AL SUICIDA
CLARK.
OsclarandO que el Toro Cause
La Quisbra del Bsnco En-
terpriss.

III Times" de Los Angeles, CORES.
poniients al sabAdo asadc:oontiene ell
siguisnse dsspschn da P'tt.hurg:
Pittsburg, Pa. MaYo sl-HoF % desa.
rrollo uua gran ssnsAolon en- IL oorte de
los Estsdos Unidos de aqui, GurAnts el
euj aicismienta de G Gorge L. Ralston,
teledor de libros In iivilual, en- oonec.
oiou con Ia quisbra del bAnco Entsrpri.
prise, y euisn Sc hS est.io iuEgSudo
por quereilA de hAbsr faIsifJAio las en-.
ira las.
Ralston tom6 el bAnq1illo de testigo
en- 80 propio favor y respondisndo q lss
preRuntss que SO lie hisieron durAnte NJ .
horA di6 evidenoia cue podrG tsnsr per
resultNdo Arrestos sensAoiOnAlss en- este
gran robo de dos millones de pescs.
RAlston Acu'6 dtrsctAmsute q W. II.
Andrews de haber tsnido gran parte en-
Ia quiebrA del bAnoo. Di!o que habiA ca.
oAdo grandes osptidades de dinerO para
Ia Pennsylvania Development Company,
lie lA oual era a oabsza.
81 Aoaso Andrews, que en- Ia Aotua.
lidSd es deleg sdo de Nusvo Mexico ante
el oongreso, de hsb,r heoho que fusra
removido uuo de los examinAdores do
bsncoS y que otro fuera nombrado en- su
lugar
Eie examination, nombrAdo 4 inAtan,
oias de Andrews, segun testimonio de
RAlston, Sc mantuvo lejOs del Enter.
prise bank dnrante tres afos, psrmitlen.
do a Andrews y asu gAvilla plenA opor.
tunIdai para que robarAn el bAnoo sua
anchaa.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
tl JuiciO de los Asesinos del
General BariIIas.


OiudA1 de Mtxluo. Jauio 4. Floreneio
Morales. el hombre Que Asasin0 Al &c.
oerAl Bsrillas, ex presi ieuts de Goa.
tamAla, en- una de las oalles de IA cant :.
cal el dia do Mayo, dijo hoy ante Ia
1orte el motive 30 su onmsn. El pons
Ia onlps de este oriman sobre las aspal.
das de 81 primo, Bernardo Mors. 81
homore aousado como 50 c6mpuce.
Morales no MEGA que el Asssinato fu9 de
oAr6oter deliberado, pero insi g. N su
contenoion do que 10 cometio para sal.
var 50 propia vida. Dice que no era
sino el instrumento de 81 primo oue
desde 81 momento qua ss le CONDO eli
seoreto de Ia oonSpirAoion fue persegui.
do por Mora hasta que, poF tenor, "a
vio oohgAdo a undir el pui1al en- el ouer.
90 de 81 victimA. Et Asesino dec ara
Que solo tiene 8 amos de edad. Sc oree
que esta oircunstRnoia, ai Aoaso o. ver.
dadern, iphlir6 On Ia oorte para ejer.
oer olemenuiA.
Sc dice que el presidents CahrerA, de-
Gnatemala, tisne nqDi un reOreaentant,
Que la mAndara informss sobre 81 pro.
greso del enjuieiamiento.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
La COrte de DistrItO.

Ri gran iurado se levant0 81 dia ha.
biendo votAdo 50 quereilas, y reportado
mo querellas" on diez causAs, siendo
una do estas la aousAcion contra Felipe
Garcia.
La corte emple6 Ia mayor parts de Ia
semAna en- los juictos contra MAoaFio
Leyba, Aousado del robo de nm novillo
de Ia Red River Valley Company, sn
qua el turado fallo oulpable al Aousado,
y la de jose Gonzales. Acusado del ase.
sinato do Fernando Gonzales, donde OIL
turAdo retorno fallo dc 'sin oulpa"
Loa siguientes reos entraron replies
dc oulpabilidad; Dennis Hart, nm 10.
venoito, aousAdo dc hAbar entrado por
10 fuerza Ia casa de X. 7. Taul Oscar
Dennis robo IN reloi; Earnest Harris,
sodomia; Juan Gonzales, robo de "a
oAballo; Swany, Matiny, Brooks y
smith, poT robar de nm furgon del feIro.
carril Francisco Antonio GonEAlocy
poF roho en- la tlenda de Don MarRaritO
Romero; Matiny por ayudAr romper
la caroel con intento de esoaparse.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
La Sentencia es Comutada.

La sentenoia de muerts proHuuolAdA
por el Juez Parker. dc Ia oorte de die
trito por el OondAdo de Sierrs, contra
Valentino Madrid , Alma Lyons, oOn.
viotas del envenenamiento do Pedro Ma
drid, fu6 conmutada prision perpetua
por el gobernador INFERNO, Reynolds, 81
diA 4 de cate.
vi gobernador do como motive ae 81
aooion Ia ignoranoiA y juventud do lsa
convlctas y tembien la oirounssanciA d.,
que 81 son ahoroadas, segun In senten
oia dc Ia oorte, clio removeria Ia ti1ioa
evidenoia que existe contra Franmsoo
Baca, quien 30 reolams fue el que idso
81 orimen q indujo las mnjeres 4 o..
meteFlo,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
COrta de Oveias.

En- dias pasadoa SO extrayid de mis-
partidas do Las CnevaH una corta do
como 200 oveigs, con has siguientes mar
cas- Unas, orqUeta a Ia derecha y bo'
cado por dolante d Ia izquierdai otras, Or.
quets J bocado por delante las dos ore
jas, Dare una rseompensa liberal por
information que guie al recobro de las
mismas Dirijanse d Miguel Baca, Las
Vegas, N. NJ, ais.at
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
Ell General Toledo AcusadO de
ser Causa de las DiIicuItades
de Guatemala,

Cludad dc Guatemala, Julio LIT
gobierno es do opinion que 81 general
Salvador Toledo, el Fevoluoionario Qua.
temaltsoo que esta para asumir una
oampAfia activA contra el presidents Oa.
brera, es el autor del reoiente atentado
contra Ia vida del presidaRte y que tam
bieu fu6 el snssisador del ssesinato del
OK. presidents BArlllas oourrido en- Ia
oiu lad de Mexioo. So motive es Is eR
vidiA
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08
MUM. 10

expresadAs en- numerosas juntAs populs.
res, que anhelan por ser Admitidos A IL
nnion de estado. Mr. marry declar6
que en- toda probabiIidad estaba sujeto
ser prooesado por msnosprecio a la
oorte, pero cue en- TODD oaao, el tai me-
enospreoio serfa 10 que en- Ia ley 80 LA.
ma "menosnreoio constructive, puesto
que nunoe ha sido servido CON ningun
processes que sients tener que ponerse
IN esA posioion. perO que esta ansioso
de oumphr con 50 promesa al pueblos de
eoDduoir una eleooion no partidAriA
Segun Ia ley territorial de Cklahom
el REQ de ''menospreoio constructive" 4
IL oorte siene el privllegio de ser juzga.
do per turado
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08

81 pregunta, sera una revelation para
usted saber cuantos sucumben las en-
fermedades de los rinones y 10 veiga en-
una lorna en- otra. 81 el paciente no
esta fuera del alcance medicinal, Foley's
Kindey Cure le curara. Nunca engana.
Do venta por Ia Cruz Roja y Q. G..
Schaeffer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-08

En- Ia 1oysria dc Don Sabine LutAn,
Gu Ia oAlls del Pnepte, eneontSaran 81
mas complete vAEiAdo surtidos de t0-
yas y prendas pFopias para el adorno
personal, del mas buen gustO y de la
meloR oRlidAd. EepeoiAlidad en- - fa-
brioA do pFendss dc fiiiErans EexioanA.
uompoktnrAs de prsndaa y relojes. 1t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
BEG FOR TROOPS
AT HARG|S TRIAL
ATTEMPT TO ASsASSlNATE THE
PRISONER AND JACKSON, Ky,
JUDGE FEARED-ARMED MEN
FILL TOWN.

Lexington, Ky. Jan 10.-Feafina
for the life Of himself and Judge
James Hargis, Who Is Oh trial at
Jackson charged with the murder Of
Dr. d. b. Cox four years ago Special
Judge William Garnes, trying the
ca G. has asked Coz. 8eckham to send
a battalion of state troops to Jackson
and have them remain on guard dur
ing The trial. Judge Carnes has infor
nation that there will be an attempt
made to take the life of Judge Hargis
and that he is in constant fear of
assassination.
Reports received here say Jackson
citizens there are begging for troops,
They believe The town will be the
scene Of carnage If troops are not
brought in. Five hundred armed men
are now in Jackson,
Adjutant General Henry Lawrence
and State Inspectoe and Examiner
Hines have been sent from Frankfort
by the governor to investigate the
Of sending troops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
DENEEN ACCUSES
!. {. OF FRAUDS
FUNDS WITH WHICH TO SUE
FOR BACK TAXES IN SPECIAL
MESSAGE.

Springfield ILL.,. IAN l0.-In a
special message transmitted to the
general assembly today Gov Charles
S. Deneen accuses the Illinois Central
railroad Of rebating, of defraudii1e
the state of lllinoi5 ont of supposedly
big sums 20 which the state is Gu
titled under the terms of the Illinois
Central charter, and OF many other
praC tices. schemes and devices detri-
mental to the state. by means of
which the state has been deprived of
revenue to which II was justly and
honestly entitled under the charter" ="
The governor asks the Legislature
for an emergency appropriation of
100000 to the governor and $4,000
to the attorney general for the pur.
pose of instituling suits against the
Illinois Central.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
TO
GUARD HARTMAN
WRIT SOUGHT TO KEEP HIM.
ROGERS AND FRlCK FROM
ESCAPING TESTIMONY.
MERGER HURT ST. PAUL
Declares Roads Traffic Manager
Says Competition Would Exist
If All Lines We're Under
One Management.

Chicago Jan. 10.-The attorneys
for the government, conducting the
/ investigation into the management OF
! the Hartman lines, announced today
/ that they had determined 10 take
/ steps to prevent +. II. Hartman
Henry C. Frick and II. II. Rogers
from leaving the jurisdiction of the
Interstate Commerce Commission, In
order to prevent this, action will be
taken to cause the issuance Of wri s
of ne exeat, by authority Of which
they VIII be compelled to remain
within the jurisdiction of the commits
sion
James H. Hiland, traffic manager Of
the Chicago Milwaukee e. ST. Paul
was the first witness today. He said
that the Union @a2 lie and Southern
Pacific We're formerly competitors for
Pacific coast business
Mr. Hiland was asked if competi
tion between railroads would still
exist if all the railroads in the coun
try were brought under one manage
ment.
He replied that in all probability
competition in such a case w-ul1 re
solve itself into question Of per-
sonal rivalry between the separate
arrangements of the railroad. On the
whole he considered the edge would
be taken off the competition and it
would. all things considered, not be
as keen as under individual owner,
ship.
Mr.. HiIand declared that since the
consolidation of the Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific his road had OK
perienced greater difficulty in hand.
ling certain classes Of freight.
f}n, cross examination he was askcl
BY John a. Miiburn, attorney for Mr.
Hartman, if the con oiaation itself
was the cause Of the increased diff
Guilty. He replied very emphatically:
YES, sir.
How does it work against your
line?'
"The greater part Of the business
! nave m"uuoheu SOts ny t'c N'","
ern Pacific. and is, | presume, de
nected in that d';ection in order to
make a longer haul than would he
the case IL it went by the Union Paci
fc."
Mr.. Munrcc declared that he did
not consider the Illinois Central
Southern Pacific route via New Or
leans 10 San Francisco, as a competi-
tor of the Union Pacific Southern
Pacific at FL Paso.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Munroe's
evidence the hearing was adjourned
to Jan. IS at Seattle
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
Shoe Etiquette in India.

Indians take of their shoes when
there is a farash upon which they
have to squat The mud from
the shoes would spoil the sheet A
native visitor to a European should
on no account draw his shoes. there
being no farash. II any deputy ma.
gistrate does SO. he is cringing
slave, initiating the sahib's chapra-
see and showing that he is as humble
as Ram Bakhsh before the sahib. II
his socks are torn and the toes are
out. % is a regular insult to the sahib
Lahore Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
APPROPRIATE MISSION FUNDS.

Ia Crosse. VII Jan. 10-Thc mis-
sion board Of the United Lutheran
Church Of America ended a two days
session today. Appropriations we're
made for the year in fore 'gn fields
The most important being $4,000 for
Madagascar. A number of students
both men and women. who have com
pleted courses In Norwegian Luther
an institutions were detailed for work
in foreign lands.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
EP|SCOP AIS PLAN
FINE CATHEDRAL
SPRINGFIELD DIOCESE READY
TO RECEIVE FUNDS FOR
NEW EDlFlCE.
m. F. GILBERT HONORED
BY Being Selected as Member to
Standing Committee on Bishop
seymour's 6equest-ReauIen
Celebrated by Osbourne.

Special TO The Bulletin:
Springfield, H., Jan. 10 AT Il e
meeting of the synod OF the diocese Of
Springfield of the Episcopal church
held in St. Paul's Pro- Gait eir to-day,
a movement to build in this city one
Of the finest cstbedrsls on the west,
was inaugsrated when the cathedral
fund committee reported the org9n-
izstion of the Cathedral Of st Paul
Of the diocese Of Springfield, and stat
ed that the corporation was ready to
receive funds.
The late Bishop Seymour in his viii
bequests, on the condition that the
diocese pay TO the executors Of his
estate the sum of $50. 900 which is two
thirds Of his valuable properly on
which his residence stands in this city
for cathedral site. TIE property is
worth 100000.
Cairo Man IIoEOred
Hon. Miles F Gilbert Of Cairo, was
appointed a n mber Of the standing
committee, delegate to the general
conv ention in r chmond, Va, and a
member& the committee on Bishop
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
NARROWLY AVERT
FIGHT IN HOUSE
GAINES MAKES TWO RUSHES AT
MAHON--LATTER PASSES
THE "LIE."
CLASpED HANDS LATER
Amid Applause of Other Members
Stormy Scene Follows Charge
Made by Gentleman From
Tennessee over Bill

Washington. Jan. 10.-In the house
today there was a scene of a threat
ened personal encounter between
Gaines, of Tennessee, and Mahon, OF
/ Pennsylvaia, growing out of the
Gaines bill to dock members for
chronic absence.
The encounter happened when
Gaines was making speech on his
bill and being twitted by both sides
to his evident embarrassment, he
charged Mahon with being absent 95
per cent Of the time,
Mahon Ieaped o his feet and
thundered The man who charges
me with being away from this house
% per cent of the time tells an un-
truth
Gaines started down the aisle
shouting. No man can tell me lie"
Second Lie; Second Attack
Then Mann of Illinois, who was in
the chair. ordered both TO their seats,
Mahon obeying, while Gaines stood
shaking fist and head at the Pennsyl
vanian. When order was restored, Ma
hon again rose and said: THE charge
of the gentleman from Tennessee that
I'm away from this house 95 per cent
of the time, is a deliberate falschood.
Gaines again rushed toward the
.r1,, f,..r, DanncYIKruuiu n
ing that no man could call him liar
without personal chastisement.
The house was in an uproar, the
chair adding to the noise by pounding
with eave until the head few off al
most striking a member.
Members Applaud Reconciliation.
The rush of Gaines brought dozen
members before the speakers desk.
Resisting vigorously Gaines was
borne back to his seat. Lacey, of
Iowa, read the statute relating to the
docking" of the members pay, He
was followed by several others. When
this c6loquy was in progress, friends
of Gaines and Mahon brought about
hands amid loud applause
The house passed the army appro
priatiun bill and began the considera-
ton of he Notifications bill. Several
amendments were made to The army
bill The fortifcatiors bill was taken
up but no progress was made, the
time being consumed by the state.
ments of Smith, of Iowa, in charge Of
the budget; Fitzgerald, Of New York,
who represents the minority in the
appropriations committee, and by
Gaines, Of Tennessee, in his speech
on "dockin" bill and others on the
same question
Pass Railway Employees Bill.
After more than five hours Of lively
debate on limiting the hours Of ser
vice Of railway employees, the senate
today passed substitute for the
pending bill of which La Toilette was
the author as he was of the original
The substitute limits the time to lG
consecutive hours service. followed
by 10 hours rest There was but one
negative vote. Pe1s, Of Alabama.
TIlman gave notice that he would
address the senate Saturday on the
Brownsville affray Foraker an
nounced that he would endeayor 10
get vote on the investigation Ie.o
luton on that day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
DEATH
OF the Late Shah Not Attended BY
Any Show Of orisf-Governm-nt
Offices and College Open.

Teheran. Jan. 1o-The general p4b-
lie iid not become aware q the death
% fthe shah u-'H this afternoon ~
shops have been ci5sed and al, tEe
government Offices are open. Even
the military college. a- al'eh the
brother. s-ns. graudsons and ne0hrWs
Of the iate mle. are stlIe Ients. i- Sill
open. TIE Grand Nizer TO-DAY recev-
ed he diplomatic corps VII, c1nveTe1
cordolerce on The dsa.h Of the late
Shah.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
RUSSIAN CHIEF SLAIN.
Lodz Police Fire at Assassin, Wound.
ing Several 6ystanders.

LODI, Russian Poland, Jan. 10
Col. Patko Andrieff, chief Of the Gen
darmts of the LODI district. was shot
and killed this morning on Poludni wa
street. passing infantry patrol
fired volley at the assassin, but
wounded several innocent per ons
The assassin escaped.
Poludo1iowa street was closed by
troops, and the police began making
a strict search of all the houses front
ing upon It.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
INVESTIGATE Iowa LYNcHINo.

Charles City, la. Jan. l0--Denounc-
ing as murdcrers. the men who last
night stormcd The CHARLES City jail
aud hung James Cullen. the slayer of
his wife aud step. on, Judge c. H..
Kelley today instructed the grand
jury TO conduc, "a rigid investigation
OF the affairs
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
She Was Suspicious.

People are more interested in sci
ence than they used to be. remarks
high authority. But It Is quite posi-
bic to be too scientific. A friend OF
mine got into serious trouble by ex-
pressing a fondness for ethyl hydrox.
ide in the hearing OF his wife. whose
name happened to be Dora-London
Opinion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
saia Il HImsslf.

T see the publishers Of your latest
novel advertise It as a splendid book
20 take slong When one is going on a
railway Journey Yes. II one has u
one cannot complain Of being unable
20 sleep On the cars Nov. confound
you. perhaps so11l admit that ] have
O sense of humor."
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
FEAR
That the Missing Steamship Ponce is
Lost is Growing-Compsny Holds
Out Faint Ray Of Hope.

New York Jan. 1e-The steamship
Ponce Is stfli missing and the belief
that the vessels DELAY is due OBJ some
mechanical accident is giving away 20
fear that ir has been lost. The strong
hope 10 which officers Of the company
cling is the Hon-arrival nf the steam
or Maracas from Trinidad. 1ow four
DAYS behind The Maracas' ordinary
course is the same As that Of the
Ponce and ft is hoped thar she has
fallen I'm With The probably disabled
Porto Rican vessel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
CONDEMN TERRoRIsTs

karsaw, russian Poland Jan 10
Nearly 100 terrorists were arrested
today The police seized also many
rifles and rev3lvers Five terrori. Is
were tried by The drumhcad court
martial. and condemned TO death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
In salvationist Parks.

Hon. Mrs Bird. Vif- Of former
prime minis, or Of Tasmania. is prom
inent Australian Salvati1nist while
daughter Of Lieut. T ". Gait. Of On
tario. works in Canada. where Miss
Macdonald. daughter of Toronto mil
iinnaire. ie an active soldier IN the
Army.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
JAP SQUADRON NOT COMING.

Toxic, Jan. 10.-The Japanese gov
ernment has decided that on acoornt
of the anti-Japanese agitation on the
Pacific coast the training squadron
will not visit there, but will go as far
as Honolulu only.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
Their Only Value.

I've got at least six complete
novels" said Woody Ritter, which I
bAve written from time to time. and
have never shown to a publisher. Tye
had them several years. and 7 really
belie5e they're growing more valuable
each year" 4 wo1ldn be surprised. d"
remarked Critt.ck The price Of pa
per f. steadily advancing"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
NEW RUSSIAN WARSHiPS.

ST. Petersburg, Jan. 10.-The new
budget will contain appropriations
for two $1,000 ton warships 10 have a
speed of p knots and ten 10000 ton
vessels. All are 10 be built in Rus
STA
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
MANY CONSUMED
IN MOLTEN STEEL
FIFTEEN OR TWENTY MEN MISS.
ING AS RESULT or ExPLo.
SION or FURNACE.
ALL TRACE DES'R NED
And Total Number of Victims Msy
Never Be known--lnjured In
Pitiful Condition 3 odes
Horribly Disfgured.

Pitisburg, Jan. 10,-Pariial invest
CATION to ascertain the number of
fatalities at the Jones and Laughin
Steel works last night when an &C
cumulatIos Of gas bursted the base of
a large furnace and showered molten
metal over forty men, were com
pleted tonight.
1t shows that bodies of twelve, hois
rlbly mutilated. have been recovered;
from fifteen to twenty missing, It
being generally believed that their
bodies were consumed by hot metal
and ten in hospitals, four Of whom
are expected to die.
II is doubtful whether the number
Of killed will ever be known Fifteen
Of the men are known TO have been
caught In the frey metal which
flowed over their bodies to Il depth of
six feet. No trace Of them il is said
will ever be found
Many pitifuly Injured.
OF the bodies now in the morgue
many are minus arms, legs and heads,
while others are burned and twisted
beyond all recognition.
The condition of the injured Is pitt.
ful. A number have their eyes burned
out and others are 50 badly injured
that amputaton of arms and legs is
necessary,
w. I. Jones, vice president Of the
COMPANY. issued the following state
ment tonight;
we haye been unable TO determine
what caused the explosion. A rigid in
ves.lgaRcn has been instituted but IL
will be two Or thru. davs before we
are allie tp know the cause. II then.
The ontira unfor unate affair II al
great uy serg 70 al the officials
onFvivof TeBs st~ry.
1T was awful" said George knoT
the only man believed to have es
capped uninjured. "'rbere were thirty
nve of us working never thinking Of
an explosion. Suddenly there was q
terrific rosg and Immediately I tarted
to run Molten metal was thrt wn
every place. Streams cf It were rin-
nine in all directions Thank God ]
reqchcd place of ,atety, ard not a
minute too soon.
Il don't know what happened to the
other men. did not see any of them
run, following the explosion. II thev
did not run quick AMI fast all are
buried under six feet Of molten iron .
Charles Bennett. a yard brakeman.
who was nassiug under the furnace
on a freight train when the expl5ficn
occrrred gave a graphic description
Of the disaster
Saw Men Cremated.
Our train wa right near the FIR
mace, said Bennett When the metal
poured out of the furnace over the
ground saw he men running for
place Of safety. To the right Ct the
furnace / aw a party Of ten men. al
Of them running wildly and their
clothes a mass of flames.
Apparently some Of them had
been injured when the explosion o.
CURED. and several Of them trippc
and fell The hot metal ran over the
poor men in moment Just al this
time a second explosion occurred am
I looked toward the furnace. In a mo-
ment ! again locked 20 the right Of
the furnace for the men. but I could
not see any Of them ami ! believe
all - tbo-, Morn i.trund la dpath "
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
SMITH TO SUCCEED ALeeR.

lansing. Mich Pan 10.-CouEress-
~sn william Alde1 Smith. Of Grand
Rapids. was tonight nominated 10 sue
csed United state Senat-r r A.
tleer As there are only a half dozea
Democrats in the state legislature to
nights nom us Ion by the Republican
cazcus is ec-5v1len. @ ele,,i1n-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
Ennland.. Moral Ailments.

am bitterly grieved to say that.
after feeling her pulse. looking into
her eyes and diagnosing her moral
condition. I am forced to confess Eng
lands symptoms arc very bad--Fa-
ther Bernard Vaughan. in the London
World
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
NEW CASES OF TYPHOID.

Scranton, Pa. Jau. 10.-Nine new
cases of typhoid fever were reported
today. The total to date is ! OBS.
Three deaths occurred today making
a total Of 76.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
200 TALEsmEN FOR Tt4AW TRIAL

New York, Jan. 10.-An order for a
special panel in the case of Harry X
Thaw, charged with the murder of
Stanford White was signed by Jus.
tice Fitzgerald in the supreme court
today. The order calls for 200 tales
men to appear January II.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-11
rlrs, International Athletics.

The first International athletic con-
test under recognized rules governing
amateur athletics was in New York in
1895 There were II events. and the
Americans won them all