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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
MURDERED MAN 5
WIFE ARRESTED
ME3. PHILLIPS COLLAPSES AND
CAN NOT ATTEND FUNERAL
or HUSBAND.
BIG MURDER MYSTERY
In Cleveland, oh,o--Man Thought to
Have Been Killed by Burglar
--cacc Taxes Sersa-
tio1al Turn.

Cleveland Ohio. Scpt, 5Dcvolt y
! nrnts in tho Investigation i1to the
death of john j Phillips cnal tpera-
tor, broker. banker and cub man
came thick and fast tcday and ok a
sensational turn lat tl'is aftcrncol
twhcn Mrs. Phillips, widow cf the de-
ceased was taken INTO custody.
| Mrs. Phillips has been In highly
ineryous state since the tragedy early
Monday morning after which a state
ment was made that her husband had
been shot ard mortally wounded by
d burglar This afternoon she col
lapsed and was net able to attend the
funeral. 1t was shortly following this
that Chief Stambergcr, OF East Cleve-
land, announced that after a confer
enre with tho deputy coroner he had
taken the widow into custody
Tho police are retlcant and whether
they believe Mrs. Phillips cupable in
the murder or whether they mercy
believe Mrs. Phillips can give facts
connected with the tragedy does not
now appear.
At the inquest today, DR.. G. l..
Richardson tho first witness, testified
he had not been summoned until 4
n M more than three hours after
Phillips WAS shot. Mrs. Phillips ad
mittcI him to the house She ex.
claimed:
oh, doctor, something dreadful
has happened, Mr. Phillips has Lccn
shot by burglar"
He fornd the wounded man In bod
lie called Or. Rhodes After they
reached the house Phillips asked
thon to leave tho bedroom minute
as he wlshed to talk With his wife.
Husband and wife wares teEnthnr
alone for. perhaps two minutes.
Phillips told them both he wanted
as little notorioty as possible con
nected with the affair.
While the funeral arrangements
were in progress in the Phillips home
today. the police ransacked the house
II, search for the revolver or ether
evidence in connection with the case,
but no revolver was found.
Late tonight Chief of Police STAN.
berger made public warrant which
was issued this evening by Justice
Brown Cf East Cleveland, charging
Mrs Phillips with the murder of her
husband. The warrant was issued on
an affidavit made by Stamberger, and
charges second degree murder. Up
t. a late hour tonight Mrs. Phillips,
who collapsed about the funeral hour
this afternoon. had not regained con
sciousness, and the warrant for her
arrest had not been actually served,
though Chief Stamberger says the
serving Of the paper will take place
rs soon as she reyives.
Physicians attending Mrs. Phillips
say her conditions is serious.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
STREET CAR men
Of LOUISVILLE
WILL CERTAINLY STRIKE UNLESS
SOME SORT OF MIRACULOUS
OCCURRENCE PREVENTS
STRIKE SCHEDULED TODAY.

Louisville. KY, Sept. 5.-Unless
some sort of miracle is brought
forth Friday morning will witness
the Inauguration of one of the
Interest labor struggles in the bis
tory of Louisville. The i'll feeling be
tween the Louisville Railway com
pany and its employees which was ag-
pravated rather than settled by the
strike of three months ago will find
vent in a contest which promises to
be liercer than the one of last April.
4 committee representing the union
will confer with the company of
fcials tomorrow morning. and tonight
the men will hold an all-night meet
ing to vote on the report. Neither
side offers any hope whatever of a
compromise and each is preparing for
a test of strength
The citizens committee which fore
cd settlement of the last strike
made final effort today but nothing
resulted therefrom II is considered
certainty that the men will walk
cut Friday morning at O'Clock and
the company will Immediately at
tempt the operation Of its ears with
nearly 1000 strike breakers.
An attempt last April with a much
smaller force resulted in a number of
riots The city and county officials.
however. declare that any disorder
will ho nuf down regardless of the
cost
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
FRENCH AWAKEN
To SITUATION.
rHESS CALLING ATTENTION TO
DIFFICULTY OF KEEPING
TIE ALcEciRAs TREATY
M0ORS CONCENTRATING
Near Caaablanca--cabiic Tribcsmcn
Arr Modified at Point Near
AIcabasa-Spansh Ship
Guns to Tan9ier.

Paris, SEPT 5. While there has net
hcen any moro fighting at CasahIanca
since tho fierce engagement of Tues
'iav, the seriousness of the general
situation in Morocco aud the posi-
Eility CT its leading France into diplf
matte difficulties with other powers
~ Errope. notably Germany and
Great Britain. nothing of the appar.
emily growing necessity Of the In.
creasing Of the size of the French
force on the Moroccan coast Is oc
cupyinug the attention of the French
reople The press Is calling atten-
tion to the difficulty Of keeping within
the terms of the Algeciras convention
end the call to conyoke parliament
TO discuss and decide what course
the nation shall pursue is becoming
more insistent. There is a growing
feeling that important decisions in
the matter OF Frances policy In Mo.
rocco should not be left entirely to
the members of the cabinet. The
seriousness of the fighting OF Tues
day In which Major Previoest Of the
Forne Legion. was killed, has brought
t. hosts of French people the com
rrehension of the persistent resist
anee of the Moors and a realization
that France may be at the threshold
cf protraeted campaign that may
prove costly In lives and money. The
is now referred 10 as a
war" and no longer, as heretofore.
as an expedition OF pacification. !"
rho situation at Mazagan Is reported
to be growing more threatening and
the exodus Of Europeans from Tan
gler continues. Native advices re-
ceived at Tangier declare that 10000
hostile Moors are concentrated not
far from Casablanca and that ten
thousand Cable trihesmen are mobi-
lizod near Aicabasa, Spain .iSV saklepfAEs.
Ing to send reinforccmcnts on men
and ships TO Morocco. One Spanish
the Emprador Carlos VI,
arrived at Tangier today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
SONG STOPPED
A FIRE PANIC
IN THEATER-cROWD IN KANkA.
kEE VAUDEVILLE HOUSE
RusHES FOR DOORS AT PIC.
TURE MACHINE BLAZE.

Kankakee, ILL.,. Sept. 5.-Fire panic
in the Bijou Theater was narrowly
averted tonight by the vaudeville per
formers rushing on the stage in a
body and singing a popular song.
About a thousand persons were in
the audience when the fire started in
the moving picture machine. which
was on a platform Immediately over
the main lobby. The operator. Clar
enee Steicher. seized the machine.
which had evidently caught fire from
an electric wire and tried to extin.
guish the blaze. The sparks caught
on the celIuloid case containing the
picture roofs and Steicher was badly
burned about the face and his hair
was singed off He hurled the ma
chine through window and 1t crash
ed into the lobby and narrowly missed
striking George Hust, who was just
entering.
The men in the box office imme-
diately put out the flames with
small fire hose. but not until the
smoke had filled the building and the
CRY of fire had been raised
The crowd rushed for the doors.
over the seats and down the
aislos. The ushers. fortunately beat
the foremost of the crowd to the on
trance and threw tYen both doors.
the people to get out on the
street
A comedy sketch team had just
come upon the stage when the alarm
was given. They started to sing a
lively topical song. The other menl-
bers of the vaudeville troupe rushed
out from the wings aud joined in Tie
song with them. This action attract
ed the crowd and about half Of them
remained in their seats
During the crush at the entrance
five women tainted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
HARAHAN AND
FISH IN PEACE
CONFER TOGETHER AT MEETING
or ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD DIRECTORS.
RESOLUTIONS OF Fish
That Caused Late Unpeasantness
Are Read--contents Are Not
Made PubIc--"There Was
No Violence"

New York. Sept. 5.-Stuyyesant
Fish and President Harahan Of Tho
Illinois Central sat down together to-
day at the meeting of the directors
but there was no bloodshed. On the
contrary, all presea. fairly beamed
with good nature and so great was
the feeling of good fellowship that
Mr., Fish was allowed to read his reso
luton that caused the late unpleas-
anness.
Just what the resolution contained
the directors refused to make public,
lut 1t Is said that there was in it
some rather severe structures on the
way the property has been managed
since the Hartman crowd took
charge. Reference was made in 1t TO
some financial transactions which Mr.
Fish insists have a peculiar look, and
rigid accounting is demanded
Fish was In attendance but short
time aud was the first to leave the
meeting. He seemed in an unusually
happy mood and refused to talk about
what had taken place. Harahan and
the other directors were equally
reticent
There was no violence" was all
that Fish would say, and he smiled
broadly as he walked away in the
direction of his own office.
When the directors adjourned,
President Eiarahan hurried to the
ferry to tate train for Chicago and
seemed in excellent spirits. There
was nothing In his manner to indicate
that there had been the slightest
friction
Just what influence had been at
work to cause the great change in
the attitude Of the warning factions
Of the Illinois Central has not been
made public. but 1t Is evident that
some one has been busy In an at
tnmpL ta harm2nizs, .lllaItsEs Sill. \.
tltsre Il To ba another faeatinG next
Wednesday and there ii well de-
fined report that Mr. Fish Is prepar-
Inc further illumination. 1t is de-
cIafed also that the directors who are
4
work preparing reply to the FISH |
charges which they will present at
the next meeting Again Wall street |
hears that the charges have been |
tened down and that when they are |
made public they will not create a |
sensation And there you are.
The presence in New York of an
unusually large number of railroad /
Presidents from all over the country |
gave rise to reports in the financial /
district today that conference of
the executive heads was being held |
to discuss the 2-cent rate proposition
and other railroad questions now un-
der public discussion.
Railroad officials say that the
presidents were here merely to attend
the board meetings. Some of those
are: A. b. Stickney of the Chicago
Great Western; Edward =. Ripley of
the Atchison, Topeka a. Santa Fe:
Albert J. Earling of the Chicago, Mil
& St Paul; James s. Hara-
han of the Illinois Central, and James
j. Hill of the Great Northern.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
SUPPOSED AUTO VICTIM.

Philadelphia, Penn. Sept, ED
ward J. Wallis, vice president of the
Dalton Cigar company, died today OF
injuries received Saturday in mys.
terious manner. He was found un-
conscious on the road near his home.
II is believed he was struck by al
automobile.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
WESTERN PACIFIC
Absosbs the Yosemite Valley Railroad
Line at Cost of $4,000 Per
Mile.

San Francisco. Sept. Sit is re-
ported that the Yosemite Valley rail
road. an eighty-five mile linz, running
from Mercer to t1e entrance of the
Yosemite National Park, has passed
into the hands of the Western Pacific
and will be used by that company
when the transcontinental system Is
completed. The road cost approXi-
mately s50.000 per mile.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
PASTOR ACQUITTED
Girl Member Of His Flock CHARGED
Dsnville Preacher With
Criminal Assault.

Danville. m. Sept. 5.-Rev. George
N Kenistcn pastor of the First Con
EregatiOual church. was declared not
guilty in the circuit court tonight cf
the charge of criminal assault made
by Miss Florence Dunsworth, aged II
years. a former member Of bis aock
The minister's trial developed very
sensational Testimony. hut the Jury
did not believe the girls charges Ar
thur Daniel. her lover. viii be tried at
this term Of court on the charge that
he tried to blackmaiI Rev. Mr keHis-
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
AVALANCHE COVERS
CUSTOM HOUSE AND
KILLS so IN CHILL

Santuago. Chill SEPT. s. Fifty por-
sens arc said To .iayo been buried
nliye by vast avalanche Ct saow
that rolled down Tie mountain # e
and completely buried the Chileaa
custom house at Juneau This station
is On the Argentine frontier and is
high up in the Andes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
TO TRY soRAH.

Boise. Idaho. Sept 5.--The indies.
ment returned last April by the feder.
al grand jury against Senator VIII
liam +. Borah and other prominent
men. charging conspiracy 20 defraud
the United states government. was
served on the defendants today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
FIVE INJURED.

New York. Sept 5.-An exploding
tank OF gasoline In the cellar of a
burning building on Havemeyer street
in Brooklyn today seriously injured
i've firemen. Two of the fremen viii
probably die of their injuries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
GASOLINE EXPLOSION.

Richmond. Ky. Sept 5.-Fire. re-
sulting from a gasoline explosion -
Clark d CompaBy's grocery store here
today, destroyed the stock. IS well As
the equipment OF an adjoining bar
Der shop. Loss, s5,oe0.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
CLAIMS NOM SUPPORT.

Evansville, Ind, Sept 5.-Dora G..
Nash today sued George c. Nash, 4
well known Republican attorney AMI
politician. for divorce. claiming that
he has failed to provide for her.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
MUST HAVE THEIR "HoPs.'

Evansville Ind, Sept. 5.-Over 175
iron molders went on a strike here
today because of an order issued at
the five stove foundries preventing
the drinking of beer on the premises
in the noon hour.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
MADE BIG PURCHASE.

Sergent, KY. Sept. 5.-rhe Ken
lucky River Coal Company purchased
1900 acres of coal and timber lands
along Rockhouse Creek yesterday,
paying SIS an acre therefor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
BREWERS INDICTED.

Wheeling, w. Va, Sept. 5.-The
grand jury here today indicted the
AnheuserBusch Brewing association,
of St Louis, for shipping goods to
this city without state license.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
DRuGGED AND ROBBED.

Warsaw, Ind. Sept 5,-Give1
lockout drops and inveigled to a Sc
cluded grove, Jasper Kelly was re-
lieved Of his purse, containing $95,
He charges three prominent local
llep With the crime,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
TO ENTER POLITICS.

Lexington. Ky Sept. captain
Thomas Ready today resigned from
the police department Of this city 70
take charge Of the Democratic head
quarters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
Second Game.

Batteries Barkley aud Smith T;
Chcsbro and Thomas.
Called in the ninth inning on ac-
count of darkness
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06

Batteries Coombs. Waddell. Pow
ors and Schreck; Doyle and Hickey.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06

THE MOST EFFECTIVE advertise
mcnt Is one that is made part Of the
daily news. II should never be per-
mitted TO grow flat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06
BALL GAME SCORES
ST. Louis Victorious Over Chicago in
American Leaguc--S.. Louis
Nationals Beat Cincinnati.
National League.

Batteries Bell and Ritt1r; Young
and Nccdham.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06

tccneIudet or Third PassJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06

THE 8uccE8SFuL sdvsrtlssrsf
announcements are like ! we'll man
aged light horsc. They car always
be depended upon to sound warning
or point the way.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06

Batteries McGIynn aud Marshall;
Ewing, Hit and Mclean.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-06

Batteries Ames and Bresnahan;
Sparks and Doom.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
G.. A. PETER. JR.. clcrh.
GOLD KING MINES DEVELOPING
NICELY
rFrom Sundays pnllyI

tffpm SUNDAY l'NllNl
Henry krauskopt. director "i 'n'
Gold King Mining company. who r"-
turned ycstcrda, to his home In Fort
Wayne. Ind. from u visit to his con
Germs properties IN the BradSnaw
mountains. expressed himself as being
well pleased with the conduct of 'h"
company affairs and the showing IN
the mines. lie was accompanied I"
this city by T.. \. Toohcy, supcrlni'nd.
cnt. who will return to the Gold King
camp on the Crown King train this
morning.
The company's group of mines -
located about three four,hs of mile
south of the Peek mine. and eleven Of
the fifteen locations cover the main
vein which is supposed to hc con
tinuation of the Great Peek ledge.
which attracted the attention of tn"
mining world to the Bradshaw noun
,ains in the latter CO.'S and early '0's
when over S3.OOO.0O0 worth of silver
ore was miucd from it in a few years.
According To Superintendent To"hcy
the Gold King group is being system
atically developed by tunnels aud
crosscuts. over 1000 feet Of tunnel
work has been done, and one of the
openings. located near tne north end
of the group. * now IN u distance II
over 500 feet on the vein. There are
also a number of shallow shafts on the
ledge, showing its continuity the en-
tire distance. in which ore bodies are
exposed carrying good vnlucs in gold
aud silver. Good sized ore shoots have
also been developed in the tunnels and
rrosscuts.
The locations cover well timber
ed section of the mountains. from
whicn an unlimited supply of mining
timbers can be secured. and thcr,
il permanent water on the ground that
can be developed to supply reduction
plant.
In the immediate vicinity of the
property is the Lincoln mine. now
developed into one of the important
producers of the Bradshaws. The Blue
Bird gropp, in which promising ore
bodies have been exposed during th'
past two years, is also near h', go
well NJ several other properties o'
promise in various stages of develop
mcnt.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23

l.. l.. Harmon, the Tempe aud Camn
Wood stockman, spent Sunday here.
Van Dickson Of Skull Valley and
r. Il. Caldwell of Williamson VALLEY
spent Sunday here.
Probate Judge G. r. Hicks arrived
home. Sunday, from a visit with rcl,
iivcs and friends in Missouri.
Harry Clark, the Williamson VAIL,
stockman, left yesterday Afternoon
for his home, after II two days bus.
ness visit here.
Jack White sheriff of Coconipc
county. former resident of this ci,y
stopped over here, Saturday night. ON
his way home to Tombstone. after an
official visit to Ash Fork.
John :. Reilly and J. T. McAvin Ar.
rived home yesterday f.om a two
months prospecting trip in the new
copper country tributary to the \. 4
&. railroad.
Joseph stephens passed through
here, sunday, on his way home to
Los Angeles. after a business visit to
the Santa Maria district, where he is
considering the purchase Of a large
herd of cattle.
Alva Dunn, who has been the guest
of mis- uncle. 7. Is. Carter. Of Walnut
/ Grove, for the past few months left
yesterday for "A short visit to San
Francisco before he returns to hi.
home in Dodge City, Kan.
John Fitcn and William Castor,
two popular millwrights, returned,
sunday, from the camp Of the Buffalo
Arizona Mining company, in the Black
Canyon district, where they completed
the construction Of a new cyanide
plant. saturday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
RIPLEY OUTD0NE
BY E. s. CLARK
How Attorney General Stopped the Santa
Fe Limited, Despite All Rigid Rules,
With Nothing But A Couple OF
Empty Bandboxes.

speeding train. aud If there were two
sacks
IIurricdly. Attorney General Clark
made his way to q millinery store.
where he secured two large ladies' hat
boxes. With these under his arm, a.
made his way to the postoi'icc. where
the IIolbrook postmaster was JUST
putting mp the mail sack that was to
go aboard the Limited. via the Gran"
route.
Thrus,ing mis- burden through the
postoficc window, the attorney gen
cral asked:
GLOW much tn send those by mail
To rrcscott'''
The amount stated was paid over.
/ the packages stamped aud addressed.
and the postmaster turned to put them
! in the mail sack. when h. discovered
they were too large for one sack. al
ready crowded with mail. and that an-
other sack would have to bc used.
With his discovery. the postmaster
caugnt an inkling of what was in ia
attorney generals mind. for. turning
/ IN the latter. he il said To- have de-
carcl the whole business was n
scheme Ia stop the Limited. aud tina,
he. ~ u representative of the postal
service. would have none of il.
Rather curtly. the attorney general
informed him that he was tncrc to see
that packages left for mailing were
forwarded NJ the earliest opportunity
aud that. painful though IL might he
any dcroliction of duty upon the part
of the postmaster would be prompt. /.
reported to Washington.
The postmaster wiltcd, and the ex
ira mail sack. containing two empty
down 10 the depot. just as the Coast
Limited rounded "a nearby curve.
OF necessity. the Santa Fc's fast
mail train was tagged. for the purpos,
oI putting aboard the extra mail sack
And tnat is the story of how Al
iorney General Clark stopped the
Smta r. Limited with two cmpt,
handboXcs.
Needless to add. wh,u the train hur
ricdly resumed its flight across th,
country. the attorney general wa
suugly cnsconccd in one of its uphol
stored seats, cn route 10 the next
stop. Ash Fork. from which place IA,
easily secured n train to this city. ar
rying here Friday night.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

tFrom Sundays DailD
T.. j. Carlyle of Humboldt is visit
ing in the city.
Joe McSparrin of humboldt j. Wis
itlng in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. V. Miller of Dewey
are visiting in the city.
r. W. Coughran of Skull Valley is
here on business visit.
Lester Jackson will leave TODAY, for
Mexico City on mining business.
Attorney G. II. Rutherford of jerome
i. here on professional business.
Regular services will be held at the
Marina street Methodist church today.
Pat Barrett returned yesterday from
a prospecting trip through the Thumb
Butte district.
Mrs. j. Paul and niece. Miss Jessie
o 'Brien, of jerome Junction. are Wis
ting IN the city.
NJ. i. Ilalloran is in the city FROM his
mines in the Groom Creek district, on
u short business visit.
DIR. l.. a. Hawkins of Jerome was
among number Of residents of the
Copper City here yesterday.
Irvine Sanders of Humboldt, VINO is
suffering from a severe attack Of fhcu-
matism, is visiting in the city.
Dan Bowen, the Mayer mining man,
spent yesterday here, in attendance ON
the exercises of the laying of the
corner stone Of the Masonic Temple.
DIR. l.. c. Toney of Humboldt ar
rived here last evening from tho
Shelter City. He will leave today for
short visit with his family in Phoc-
nix.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hatton and
baby arrived here last evening from
Jerome, on visit with relatives.
W. JEFF Martin, who has mining in.
terests in the southern part Of the
county, arrived here yesterday from
Wickenburg.
Tudor Rogers, Los Angeles min
ing man, is in the city. He will leave
In few days on an extended mine In
spection trip.
Frank Kirby left last night on the
southbound train for the Kirkland dis.
trict, where he recently secured min,
ing contract.