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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29
GEORGIA MUNICIPALITIES.

Athens, Ga, May 2S.- Several
score Of the chief cities of the state
we're represented by their mayors or
other officials at the opening here to,
day of the sixth annual convention OF
the League of Georgia municipalities.
The meeting place was the Colonial
theatre, where the convention was
called to order shortly before noon
by President l.. H. Chappel OF
Columbus. Rev. f. L. Hill delivered
tho invocation and Mayor w. f. Dor
sey and President M G. Michael OF
the Chamber of Commerce welcomed
the visitors. The response was Dy
James L. Mayson, city attorney o.
Atlanta,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29
MORE LIFE INDiC MEN D.

New York. May 2S The grand jury
hich has been investigating the
affairs Of the Equitable Life Assur'
apce society today returned - lhuio
nents against Thomas d Jordan ioF-
,,erly controller of the Equitable.
Perjury and forgery in the thlid de'
gree are charged. No indictments
wero found against the present offl-
cials of the society. This announce
ment was made tonight by me district
attorneys office
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29
DEATH SENTENCE FOR
MAN WHO SLEW HIS
YOUNG SWEETHEART

Cleveland, Ohio, May 2S--A verdict
Of murder in the fist degree was re
turned his afternoon by the Jury IN
tho case Of John Saloy, charged wltn
numbering his sweetheart Varnla
yargo. Is years of age. saloy VIII
be sentenced to the electric chair
geloy shot the girl one evening aftsr
Ne had called at her home and sum
moned her to the door. she having re
pulsed hs advances.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29
TO LAUNCH BIRMINGHAM

Boston. Mass, May 2S.-~The seou'
cruiser Birmingham. built for the
United states by the Fore River snip
bulding company, will be launchea
at the shipyards at Quincy tomorrow
and large party from the AlapaHia
metropolis after which the snip Is
named has arrived here to attend tne
launching. The christening ceremony
win i performed by Miss Mary Camp
bell of Birmingham
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS MEET

indianapolis. May 2S. Members
the American Society Of Me.haniea
Engineers. more than 100 in numnet'
gathered at the Claypool Hotel IN thl
ctv TO-DAY for their semiannual meet
ire The formal opening takes plac
this evening WI h an address by -Sfoi
Frederick Remson Hutton, the pfes'
dent of the society. The meetihs
win continue its session Wednesda
and Thursday and on Friday "
members win 90 10 lafayette 70 hoi
tbelr concluding session at Pufau
university,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29
LuMBERMEN MEET IN NORFOLK

Norfolk, Va. May 2S.-Ine Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers assocla-
ton. representing eleven leaulng
lumber manufacturing associations
throughout the country began con
vertion in Norfolk today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29
LONG IS HOT ON
ROOS[y{LT'STRA|L
NATURALIST ACCUSED sY PRl3l
DENT OF FALsEHooD De.
MANDs RETRAcTioN.
He WILL QUlT WRITING
Animal Stories, He Declares, II RE
Ever Deceived Children in His
Articlec--hss Prcof 10 Back
Up Assertions.

stanford, Conn May 2S.-pr W. J
Long, naturalls today CAV O q le'
Ter seat by him 10 President Roosevelt
in which ne Vigorously replies to
recent magazine article by Pr9sdans
Roosevelt controyertng certain state
.mtnts made in f.cng's Book on @Hap-
its Of wind Animals" Long declares
every sta ement made in his booza
ana every incideat related are ,he re-
suit Of long years Of watching aili,
mails in wilderness with no other oh
iect than 10 study I'll " habits and
50 far as man can, to understand ths
mystery Of their dumb life.'
Wants an Apology.
Long SAYS. "As president Of the
United states ysu have gone out g
yoar way publicly 70 iniufe q private
citizen who was attending strictly VI
his own business: as a man You have
accused of falls hoods another mar
/ whose ideals Of truth and honor afs
quite as high as your own Tnis y
The whole issue between US me3
ii squarely and 50 M st y u y ! nav
snollen falsely. II in any book or wori
of mine have Intentionally celYe'
lany child or man regarding anim1
lire. promise publicly to retract ever
word and never write another ANNA
book. On the other hand Il snow :
anv disinterested perssn tna' so
have accus 4 me falsely you mus
lnnbliciy withdraw your accusation an
/ apologize. AS a man aud as pres
dent no other honorable course
open to YOU
Long then cites incidents q ani MI I.
life. the correctness OF which "
pfegIdenf aenlad and praoeeesls U isgI
sent evidence to peoge that h''. 7 q.
ments are corr ct, and cencludes4'i
lcaline npon the president 70 come q
and admit his error
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29
CITATIONS IN. THE
EDDY CASE FILED
COUNSEL FOR TRUSTEES IN HIS
DOCUMENT LEAVES CUES
TloNs INVOLVED TO CON
SCIENCE OF JUDGE.

Concord. n. H.. May 2S.-In accord
ance with dire tlons Of Judge Cham
herlain OF the superior court citations
were gled TO-DAY by counsel for plain
,gs and counsel for trustees OF Mrs.
paker q. EDDY in the superior court
proceedings with regard 70 the mo
don Of trustees for permission to in
tervene and be substituted as plain
0gs in the ignal suit to secure an
accounting of Mrs Eddy's property.
Counsel for plaintiffs, William 2.
Chandler and Marin and Howe hlei
-reir citations in due form. Later IN
tho dav frank s. streeter. counsel for
trustees. flied his citation In the form
or a briaf which conc udgs as follows
Leaves it TO Conscience.
"Renresentatives and friends OF
Mrs Eddy respectfully pray that the
chan ellor who by hese proceedines
4 charged with protection Of her per
.on ana property light. shall exercise
Ihis oan conscience whether pro ec
tion of Mrs Eddy's person or prop
erty right. whether her interests whe
I0er her heath and her peace Of miu'
are being promoted by these proceed
i.pu and having -egard for the im
norfsnce Of the fundamental rights @
a citizen here presented that sac
orders ana decrees may be made a
ins ice may require.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29

damascus Is the first city IN the
Turtish empire to be ii VITA cleo
tricity ard have electro sl'ee' eais-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29
SCORES FOR YESTERDAY

NaSioTaI Lsagaes
Cincinnati. May %. Il was only IN
the nnal inning that Cincinnati was
able to bunch their hi off Brown
r H e
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29

Batteries - Pt her. flah'ItS dhN
Needham. Scanlon, Mcintyre StricK'
lett and Butler
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29
American League.

Patteri ST hleimah anu
Powell. Morgan, o'Conner and Spen
ce;.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29

|youR sToRE-Ap. decides whether
|u are ION the list" Of the shoppers
day. II you are you needn't worry
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29

II THIS NEWSPAPER printed NJ
ads today there would not be nearly
50 many people on the streets who are
in a hurry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29

BaueTies-Piank anu 9ciii '-1''
Wizter and Criger
Eleven innings
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29

Bateries--Ames Taylor, McGla-
nifty and Bowerman Corridor, Pittin-
ger and Jacklitsch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29

New York, May % S-There was 4
lot Of hitting on b tn sid.s and visi.
tors won by punching theirs in the
ninth.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
AN INTERNATIONAL
QUARREL MAY RESUL I

Detroit. Mich, July A.-A dispatch from
Sault Ste Marie indicates that there may
be an international quarrel over the ac-
cidental shooting of Miss Elizabeth Ca
denhead by Private Gillette at Fort Brady,
who had shot at an escaping deserter.
Officers at the fort have declined to sur
render Private Gillette to Sheriff Lipsett.
pending orders from the secretary of
war. to whom the accident has been re-
ported. George NJ. Cadenhead OF the
Canadian 500. brother OF the dead wo-
man, said yesterday:
II have placed the matter In the hands
OF the proper authorities of the Ameri-
can government and have asked for an
explanation"
A COURT MARTIAL.
Washington, July A.--All that Is known
at the war department officially of the
killing OF Miss Elizabeth Cadenhead at
Fort Brady was contained in a dispatc h
from Capt. Benjamin j. Tillman, COM
pany /, Seventh Infantry. at present the
senior officer at Fort Brady. simply tell
ine OF the accidental shooting of the wo-
man by Private Gillette, while trying to
stop an escaping deserter
The Officers OF the post are acting in
strict accordance with general orders
from the secretary OF war In refusing to
surrender the soldier to the civil authori-
ties. Gillette will be tried by court-mar-
tiai instead of by civil court.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
VARIOUS KINDS OF
HINTS TO WOMEN

Really charming silks can be picked UT
now for surprisingly little. and will be
found very useful investments. Among
them are the various novelties. such as
bordered and fowered patterns, fancy
rajahs in plaids and striped effects. and
the latest weaves In foulards. messalines.
louisine and chiffon taffetas. Soft silks
are more popular this year than ever, and,
while the chiffon taffetas have not lost
prestige for the summer coat suit, and the
short. dressy coats that are worn with
thin dresses, they have formidable rivals
in satin duchesse. faille and even liberty
satin, which are considered newer and
rather better style, not only for loose sep
arate coats, but for whole costumes, both
OF the severe and dressy type.
Foulards have more than fulfilled their
promise of great popularity. and are
shown In exquisite colorings. While the
polka, pin and coin dots on the plain,
dull-finished foulard are always a good
choice for the conservative dresser who
likes to wear her gowns several seasons.
there are many new and fascinating
weaves that have little b1rt name In COM
mon with the old-time varieties. Thus
messaline and radium fouiard are lighter
In weight and more supple than even the
satin foulard OF other seasons, while the
radium types have a less high finish and
almost a crepey look. The designs too,
while on the approved foulard order of
dots and conventional figures, show many
novelties In shadow and broche effects
Even newer than the foulards for these
summer silks are peau de CANT. peau de
sole, peau de sine. liberty satin messa-
limo and Grape -armure. each with a dis
tinctive weave, more or less high luster
and that wonderful suppleness that lends
itself to graceful drapery.
Then there are the silk pongees and
rajohs In plain and novelty effects and a
distinctly ney poplin weave. Samurai Is
pleasing variety of pongee that makes
very cool and attractive costumes. as 1t
Ia irmer than ordinary pongee and not
so shaggy as rajah. Shantung is also
good colorings.
As for the seasons oolorings. black and
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
DAUGHTER LOSES 10 SEVENTH HUSBAND.

That case a cksh one ever if at
times such may be interesting is we'll known There
the jury who take Sides the charms
of fair who believes she has been unjusy
times moved ures make sensible absurd
clusions Then there the questions capacity and
undue influence Unless in the circumstances reced above ures
that if had sufficient brains money
there necessity of the ur being shown before setting aside his
disposition of it. AS for undue influence that has be
q law question and courts strive to uphold wills.
There of the ordinary down in Virginia few
days Of when the unwriten law ues
pacabe in the south than the north The had nothing
do with that kind of law fact the lady whose will up
consideration besides the respect that every intelligent citizen
mas for the law she found quite valuable her pursuit Of
happiness.
The lady, who before death with its summons had made
provision for the disposition of her property thrifty
She had husbands be she had undergone
the marriage times Once she remarked the
had divorced her FROM and she through the
rage ceremony with had already other wives living from
whom he had been divorced All of these husbands prom
the affairs of the county in which they resided and all brought
cr money the who had in his previous less
thrifty than herself The fact that she in fact
this mans wife discovered until after divorce.
This testax had children but born after the
second marriage daughter by the first marriage contested the
will that her mother made while living with her seventh husband
Some $500 in cash and houses given by the will.
But the point is how did the southern jury look the will?
OF the well known Her divorces had certainly
acquired for her notorey fame The jurors heard
testify able counsel tell Of the strength Of mind Of
who could change her heart until she just what suited
her. That the law stood by her in death ee pleasant
The justice who heard the and the law the
than half hour after retiring that the will the will Of
dead and that her seventh husband had the
deprivation of the daughter by the first marriage of her supposed
rights.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
TODAYlN IN
HISTORY

1909. Benning Wentworth. frst colo
NAL governor OF New Hampshire
born. Bennington, VT, was nance
after him.
1901. Detroit. Mich. founded.
1906. John M. Clayton, statesman
born.
I7Ds. John Adams Dix. Statesman
born; secretary of treasury and gov
ernor of New York.
1900. Henry Shaw, philanthropist
born. He gave the botanical garden
TO st. Louis. Mo.
1919. Josiah @. Holland, author. born
One Of the founders of Scribners
Magazine.
1872. Benn Pitman, photographer.
born. Noted for his system OF short
hand.
1870. Lewis Miller. inventor and
philanthropist, born. A founder of
Chautaugua movement.
1874. Persian Frazer, scientist, born.
Professor of chemistry in University
OF Pennsylvania.
is47. Salt Lake City founded by the
Mormons.
1858. William (Hooker) Gillette, actor
and playwright. born.
1854. Battle OF Kernstown, near Win
chester. Va.
1897. The Dingley tariff act passed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
WAGON OVERTURNED BY
CAR COLLISION

wagon OF the Hanley- Hoye company,
driven by John Carroll, was struck and
overturned by an Olneyville and Brook
street car on Brook street yesterday af-
ternoon.
The accident happened when Carroll
turned on to the tracks to cross them.
thinking that he had time to get over
before the car reached him. The motor
man evidently did not look for the sudden
change of course. and before anything
could be done the car crashed into the
wagon.
The wagon was overturned. and dam
aged, while Carroll was thrown out He
struck In such a way that he ESCAPED in
jury, beyond a shaking up. and the horse
was uninjured.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
STRINGENT MEASURES NECESSARY.

gigantic backmaing scheme has been revealed by the
der wealthy Armenian rug merchant in New York Tuesday
and appears that society for blackang purposes called the
Huncak has branches of the prominent cities
of the United States This society like similar that have
ed and that do exist the Black Hand for example should have the
immediate attention of the authorities and nothing left undone
crush them
Not such there society in the coal
regions of Pennsylvania called the Molly Magres and while
bakmang its purpose exactly committed murder and
destroyed property This society through the agency the Pnke
and mainly through the efforts of James Mcfarland detective
who important factor the Haywood trial Boise Idaho
this organization completely number of
bers hung and many imprisoned.
Radical and deal with organza
tons whose foundation violence This free country for all
and who will behave themselves but it high time
make example Of those bands who kill destroy property
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
new bU|LD|NG
FOR INSTITUTE
FOR THE DEAF

The proposed new building for the
Rhode Island Institute for the Deaf at
the corner OF Hope and Cypress streets
will supplant the old mansion house.
which was the original structure on tho
land
The old house has been used by the
school for class rooms for some time and
few years ago two-story brick addi-
ton was built containing two class rooms
and hall. This brick addition will be
left standing and will communicate with
the new building.
lsxeo on the FIRST and second floors There
will be a principals office on the first
floor and a small recitation room on the
second floor above this. The third floor
will be left unfinished and is so planned
that IL can easily- be cut up into four more
class rooms The basement In high and
well-lighted and will be used as a Sloyd
room.
The exterior will be OF red brick with
granite and cement trimmings. The roof
will be OF slate. 1t will be heated by di-
rect steam sent into the new building
through an underground duct from the
present central heating plant I'm the laun-
dry building. Each class room will be
through galvanized iron ducts
and the air will be kept In motion by
autirating coils. Additions will be made
to the old plumbing plant and new Ak
lures installed. The building Is designed
by Fontaine a Kinnicutt. architects, OF
woonsocket. and will be built under their
supervision.
The building committee comprises Her
bert w. Rice, chairman: John #. Nc
Alevy. George q. Wilson. william III. Bal
lou and r. @. Hurd. acting secretary.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
TALK DRIVES MRS.
{. ]. PEARCE TO
TAKE HER LIFE

Mrs. Elizabeth j. Pearce, AZ years of
age who has been missing from her home.
East River street, this city, for three
or four days, was drowned. her body be-
Ing washed ashore yesterday afternoon in
the beach I'm front of the estate of Dr.
Fenner Ii. Peckham at Warwick Neck.
A tote found upon the body by Medd-
cal Examiner Charles S. Christie Of
Rverpoint In the course of his examina-
ton indicated the identity OF the victim
and that the act of self-destruction was
the result OF personal trouble.
The name of Mrs Frances Aiverson
and the address. % CORTLAND street. gave
the police OF this city a clue to rela-
uvee, the body OF Mrs. Pearce being
identified by members of the family. II
was given In charge of Undertaken c. o.
Chace OF this city. The body was found
by employees on the DR.. Peckham estate.
The note which was found In a glass
jar inside the waist which formed part
OF the clothing OF the body. named q
Maggie Brown rs responsible for the
suicide and also contained
the names of Frances Alverson and
Charles #. Alverson of this city as
rcvons to be notified. The note was
dated July 20. was written in pencil upon
both sides of a sheet of paper. and was
as follows
II am Mrs. f. G. Pearce Please send
word to my child. Frances Alverson. %
CORTLAND street, Providence, r. I. I
love my child.
"If they have left that address. send
word to % Whittier avenue, Providence,
to Mr.. Charles r. Alverson.
II had TO drown myself on account Of
Maggie Brown talking Ill OF me-"
The police learned that the drowned wo-
man was Mrs. Elizabeth j. Pearce and
that she had daughter Mrs. Frances
Alverson. living at % Courtland street,
this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
CARDINAL GIBBONS WAS
"a YEARS OLD YESTERDAY

Baltimore. July A.-James Cardinal
Gibbons was 70 years old yesterday. The
American primate of the Roman Catholic
church spent his birthday anniversary
quietly. Hundreds of kilograms OF con-
graduation were received by him from
dignitaries of the church and prominent
laymen, as well as from friends and ad-
mirers generally.
Cardinal Gibbons Is in good health and
the years have told lightly upon him. He
is not now and never has been what can
be termed robust, but by outstanding his
physical powers carefully he II able to
meet all of the demands upon hts
strength.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
DON'T WORRY so.

Don't furry so. Just wait. keep cool!
To get the work all done
Eefore the world comes to an end,
Just take some time for fun.
What's all our living worth. unless
We've time enough for happiness?
Don't furry so. Just walt, keep cool!
Your plans are all upset?
All. well the world whirls on by rule,
And things will straighten yet.
Your furry and your fret and fuss
Just make things hard for all of us.
Don't worry so. It's sad. of course,
But you and I and all.
Must with the better take the worse.
And jump up when we fall.
oh, never mind what's going TO be,
'Today's enough for you and mel
Exchange
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
OLD HOME WEEK
BALLOON RACE
IS ABANDONED

The balloon race proposed for Old Home
Week. has been abandoned. II may.
however. take place es n feature OF the
business mems carnival which It is pro-
posed 70 hold I'm October In Pawtrket.
It was proposed to have the race start
frou the grounds of the Pawtucket Gas
company In that city. az the quality OF
eas necessary for such a race can be
obtained there In sufficient quantity TO In
sure the success OF the contest.
The cause OF the abandonment OF the
balloon race. so far as Old Home Week
was concerned, was the declination OF
Pa wtucket people TO contribute money to-
ward this event In connection with the
Providence celebration.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24

MRS. w1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over 60 years by mill
lions Of mothers for their children while
teethins. with perfect success. II soothes
the child. softens the gums, allays gIl
pain: cures wind collie. and Il the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. II win relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold By
Druggists In every part Of the world.
twenty-five cents q bottle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup"
and take no other kind
Guaranteed under the food and drugs
80 vens % iso0 Serial number looa
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
CLEARS COMPLEXION
BY A SIMPLE METHOD

New York. July A.--The large crowds at
the toilet goods department OF the outlet
store In Providence the past week were
occasioned by the sale OF that wonderful
beautifler, Madame Rupperts world-re-
nowned face bleach, at the greatly re-
duced price OF twenty-five cents per bot
tle.. At this figure anyone can afford to
be beautiful. The sale will be continued
this week. Face bleach is the marvellous
remedy which effectually removes all
freckles. piinples. blackheads. sallowness,
moth patches. wrinkles not caused by fa-
cial expression, and brightens and beau
tlfles any muddy. rough skin.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24

Modern Magdalen."
Charity Ball"
SCENIC MISUNDERSTANDING Pictures.
illustrated Songs and Vaudeville.
NICkEL--Moving Pictures and Illus
trated Sougp.
Air Circus and other Attractions.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
TOE SEVERED WITH AXE
BY TUNNEL LABORER

Abele Dassasse. while using an axe at
the new tunnel to cut timber, Monday
night missed the big stick and landed
the axe on his right foot and nearly sew
cred toe from II.
He was taken to the Rhode Island hos
pital, whore he Will be laid up for few
days.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
RUNAWAY HORSE
SMASHED DOOR

Marcus Logee of Woodwiiie, drove to
this city yesterday. and on Charles street
the horse bolted, and Logee In his efforts
to stop the animal evidently turned the
wagon against the curblng, for both the
horse and vehicle crashed into the front
OF the store at 149 Charles street, throw
ing those inside into momentary panic.
Logee was thrown from his seat, but was
not injured badly. The wagon also es-
capped damage, the door of the shop, how
ever was smashed
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
Gov. Magoon Gets Medal

Colon, July 4.-Jeronimo Ossa. brother
in-law OF President Amador who was dell
egated to present Charles r. Magoon
governor OF Cuba, the medal voted to him
by the pational assembly In recognition
OF his good services to the republic during
his residence here. sailed yesterday for
Havana, accompanied by his wife.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24

Harde English labor leader had better watch out
c has been talking freely about opponent
There bylaw of the Ananas club limiting membership
citizens OF the United States.