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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
HALF THOUSAND
ARE UNDER BOND
FOR FUTURE REARING--oVER
THOUSAND SUNDAY CLOSING
LAW vioLAToRS IN KANSAS
CITY HAVE BEEN INDICTED.

Kansas City, Dec 22.--As a result
of Judge William Fl. Wallaees cam
paign for observance of the Sabbath
the county grand jury has since Sep
tcmber 20 returned 1,10l indictments
against vloletors of the Sunday law
forced hundreds of shopkeepers to
close their places of business on that
day. aud within the past three weeks
have placed half thousand Sunday
working actors, actresses, theatrical
managers and their employees. and
others, under bond for hearing later
The grand jury is still in session and
the Judge sasy he viii not cease his
efforts until the law is respected TO
the letter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
SHAH YIELDS IN
BITTER CONTEST
PERSIAN RULER ACCEPTS THE
DEMANDS or CONsTITu-
TloNALlST3.
TROOPS HAD Trouble


Teheran, Dec. 22 The shah ha'
yielded In the struggle between hin
aud parliament To-day Ire signed aaG
sealed the declaration ~ Koran ac
cepting the demands Of the consti;r
tionaIists which include the punish
ment of leaders in riots and the dis
solution Of the court clique. This de
claration be sent to the. assembly as 4
mark oil his determination To adhere
ID the constitution
For the past week there have been
many disturbances in Teheran and
other Persian cities. the lack Of CO.
operation between the shah and par
liament leading to the ISSUANCE By
parliament Of A manifesto on Tuesday
which SEA forth that the shah was
violating his covenant with the people
and stating that the rights of The
people win not be permitted to he
trodden under foot 1'he immediate
causes af the Persian crisis are to be
found Ia the indignation Of the people
at the delay ID execution of certain
soldiers who recently murdered two
shopkeeDers. Last Sunday this deyel
oped into hostile demonstrations, with
shooting in the streets Of Teheran and
later the opposing factions in large
numbers gathered in the vicinity Of
the parliament building aud erected
harrleades. Feeling ran high against
the shah and the constitutionallsts.
lotiS! sasassAlea hfs ahdicatinH.
tpnHns had difficulty In preventing
clashes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
INSANE MAN ON
MURDER BENT
KILLS WIFE AND CHILD ANo
5RoTHER-TRiEs TO KILL
BROTHERS ~swiFE-TRAeE0Y
AT ST. JOSEPH. MO.

St Joseph. No. Dec. 22.-The &C.
dition of Mrs Clay Fiiiey. who wfth
her baby. escaped a murderous attack
OF Albert Filiey. her brt theria-law.
who killed her husband and his cw1
wife and little daughter near Cam-r-
on. Mo. today. is reported critical t,'is
evening but physicians think she viii
recover. The story Of the tragedy IS
thus told by Mrs. Filley:
4 retired about l o'clock this mrr7-
ing and was awakened at o'c'ock b.
a revolver shct followed Immediately
by BY husband rushing into the room
excIsfming that he had been shct by
Albert. We ran into the living room
and there saw Albert beating to death
his wife He picked up his daughter.
Dolly. and repeated the progress.
Then he saw Us and attacked US We
ran into the yard and fouxht III
husband and ran back into the hotse
Then my husband dropped dead.
I tried to shut the docr. and Albert
broke the glass in r. ricked up
some carbonc acid aud thfsw Il n
his face. tie went tp wash the arif
away and I tcok my child and -
capef"
Fiiley Who was arrested Is Se,iesea
70 Be insane.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
BREWERS VIII
ASK INJUNCTION
AGAINST PRoHIBlrloN LAM-
&C aGIA LIQUOR MEN w
PLAY TRuMP cARp. M
70 APPEAL FOR RELIEF
10 Federal court--Nashviiie Saio3n
Tests Segregation Act--injunc-
tion Refused Case Taken ID
Supreme Court

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 22-- According IL
IA well defined raInior the brewers sf I
Georgia have plan to nrswent M
prohibition law from Eaing fAta sf.
feet on January 1 by Injunction RTu.
in the United States cosslt.
aud 1t Ii reported that attorneys vii
leave Monday frcm Atlanta fox Mex
Orleans to ask Jude Don A. Parlee of
the United States circuit court for b hi
Injunction restraining the enforce
nlent of the law until the question ef
its constitutionality can Be sattsrmla-
ca.
That the brewers or the state .have
had some card they proposed pIagias
before the last minute has long Les,
the belief cf those who are keeping
posted Oh the prohibition question ln-
stead pf making arrangements ID
move their extensive pants 70 points
the state. NEST OF the brewery
owners have done nothing except as
In the case OF the Atlanta Hrewias
and Ice Company, 10 expend many
Improving the plant.
\ 1t is said the brewers claim tsis
law ii unconstitutional because IL
takes away property without due pro-
cess of law and because the state
chartered the concerns to do business
and then passed law prohibiting the
business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
MURDERED AND ROBBED
Man Had Large Sum When Last Seen
Alive-Pockets Empty When
Eody Was Found.

Chicago. Dec. 22.-The bodv Of
Lawrence Finley. a farmer. living
forr miles from Lemont. H.. who is
thought to have been beaten by
thieves and thrown into the old Illi.
nois and Michigan canal. was re.
covered today after three days
search. At the time Of his disappear
ance Finley is said to have had a
large sum Of money nihis possession
but when bis body was recovered al
the pockets IN his clothes were turned
inside out lnd money aud the vic.
TINS watch were missing
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
PROFIT SHARING PLAN
Makes 5000 Employees Of Crane Com
psny Recipients Of s35o.oOo as
Christmas Gift.

Chicago. Dec. 22.-The Crane Com
panF. elevator manufacturers. distfib
utad s35O.oe0 By way Of Christmas
gift to its 5000 employees in the Chi
cago plant today. The distribution as
in accordance with a prOft-sharing ar
ranEement inausurated eight years
ago. during which time s1.S5o.0o0 has
been disbursed to employees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
CONFERENCE WAS HELD
In Washington Between Tsft and His
Campaign Manager-secretary
Goes TO Cincinnati.

Washington. Dec. IA confer
ence was held today between Secre
try OF War Taft and his campaign
manager. Arthur l. Vorys OF Ohio. at
which the situation was discussed
Mr. Vorys declined to talk about
what transrired.
Secretary. Taft left Washington
this afternoon for Cincinnati where
kc goes TO qualify as an executor a
the estate Ct his mother who died re
Gently.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
THREE DROWNED.

Pi-tsfield. Mass. Dec. 22.--Three
persons were drowned today by break-
ing through ice while skating on
Okata Lake The victims were Henry
Norris. aged iG. Henry Ano. aged 20,
Mss Alice Moziener. aged 16.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
POWDER MILL. DESTROYED

Creole. Colo DEC. 2t-The big
powder mill OF the Happy Thought
Mine belonging to the United Creole
Mines Company. was destroyed by
Gre tonight The loss Is estimated
at 100000. The cause Of the FIRE is
unknown.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
.PHIlANTHROplST DIES
Robert w. Gardner Was Founder Of
Gardner Governor Works--Left
Estate Of 5000. 200

Quincy. III. Dec. 22-Robert "
Gardner. philanthropist and inventor,
is dead. aged &c. He was presiden.
and founder of the Gardner Governor
WORKS. and president of the STATE
Savings. Loan and Trust ccmranr He
vas Interested in science and invent
cd several mechanicai appliances. He
left an estate valued at t2,o0e,ooo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
QUIT FOR HOLIDAYS

Joliet, ILL.,, Dec. 22.-Practically the
entire force of the steel mills hers
win have vacation during the holt
day week. Nearly three thorsand men
will be affected. Resumption is
promised January /.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
STEALS WIFE
OF MILLIONAIRE.
ALFRED vANDERBlLT's HORSE
MAN ELoPEs WITH HEAuTi-
FuL So-IETx. WOMAN.
KNOWLEDGE OF HORSES
Got BrenchIcy Acquainted With Her
IS She Was Lover of stock and
Made Many Exhibits--Etope
to EuroF-.

New York, Dec. Society is
waiting with ill-concealed patienca
Ifor the outcome Of the alleged elopa-
lment of Harry ., Brenchley, forinet+
! business agent and whip for Alfred Gs
Vanderbilt, with the beautiful young
wife CT the son of Standard oil mil.
llfonaire. The cople are said to have
sailed on the steamer Bluecher from
Hoboken, Dec. 7. being booked under
the names of Mi, and Mrs. III. Barker
The young wife IS very we'll known
In society. particularly among the
horse show set. She was interested
I'm stock farm and exhibited In
shows. but not under her own name.
|lt was through her love for horses
that she met Brenchley.
1t has developed that on Bee. Z a
party OF three, Breachley and two
young women, registered In the Hotel
Chelsea. They gave the names of Mr.
au Mrs. H. Barker and Miss Warren,
The two women were always together
when seen about the hotel Brench
ley was away good deal of the time
up to December. when the party left
Two days later the Barkers occu-
pied suite on the Biuecher. Miss
warren was not with them. They
went aboard the steamship very
quietly and there were no friends on
the deck to see them depart. Since
that time nothing has been heard Of
,Ia1sns sI, We - -
/ ! + sat ma lIl y le q
bieS Hre6a N
Sctitl Ilef4 s3ild Waa| ssl
III atfF most. j16autiful WON q N
ci51s,in whf1h sshe lived. sis
Brenchley IS a member Of a good
family In the North of England. Ho
came to New York i've years ago with
only his good looks and his thorough
OF horses as his stock In
trade. Alfred G. Vanderbilt engaged |
as his coaching agent |
Brenchley drove the Vanderbilt coach |
Venture on its trips from this city to |
Ardsley. In this way he became &C
luainted with many society women,
lmong them the woman with whom
ne is said to have eloped.
At different times Mr. Vanderbilt
oaned BrenchIey to train the horses
If exhibitors I'm the shows. and 1t is
aid 10 have been in the way that the
present affair developed. The woman
mentioned In the affair is very fond
4 horses and has an Independent for.
une of her own. Brenchley trained
many of her horses for exhibition puT
,oses. Finally gossip linked their
lames MIR Vanderbilt became very
Ingry over the infatuation of the wo-
nan for his employe, and told Brench.
ey his opinion plainly. 1t did no
rood, however. so four weeks ago
}renchley was discharged.
1t is said among his friends. Brench
ey made no secret Of the fact that he
Intended to elope with the wife OF
In spite of this no warn
ms was given the husband. who had
,een persuaded by his wife that his
iealth demanded that he take a trip
othe South. On the day ne left his
nome his wife also left aud went t
he Hotel Chelsea with Brenchley.
Naturally the relatives OF the wo.
nan deny the elopement. They admit
tat they know Brenohley. but say
hat she has not gone abroad with |
i'm: even on the same vessel. They |
admit that she is in Paris and say |
hat her mother is on her way there |
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
NEGRO coNFEssEs.

Dayton, Ohio, Dec. 22--JohI
Young. a negro. who committed Grim
inal assault on Mrs. W. ID. Herschey.
|of Columbus. Friday. confessed the
crime early today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23

Tehefan. Dee. 20 THE Shah today
gave audience to the British and Rus
sian ministers. He solemnly assured
that that he aid not intend to abolish
the constitutional regime, but would
strive to work in cooperation with
parliament.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
RETURN OF BIG FLEET
Is Matter Navy Department Has
Been Discussing But Have
Made No Plans Yet.

Washington, Dec 22.-The program
for tine return of the battleshiD feet is
a matter that has been discussed
among officials of the navy depart
ment, but as yet no decision has been
reached and will not be for some
time to come, said Secretary Of the
Navy Metcalf today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
CROWNED WHILE SKATING.

Toledo. Ohio. Dec. 2s.-Frank BAH
mer. 10 years CID. and Prank Felix. y
years old. were drowned while skat-
ing IN a slip aloug the river today
The bodies were recovered
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
TWO PERISH.

Fcft Salem, Ark, Dec. 22-Fire at
z o. oclock this morning destroyed the
gliu Six Htory office .buiialing. Ai,A,
llltIa BsElg M lIllfi 5ysjlga
lines hs loAs I'M fqss0pQ as
As Aic witty, cottoa buyer and 4 man
named Kauffinan, who slept Hi the
HagIin building are believed to liayc
perished
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
Nine Firemen Injured In $25o,oCo Fire
IN Pennsylyania--Two Perish
in Arkansas Fire.

Wilkssbarre, Pa. Dec. %. Nine
fremen were injlised and damage to
The extent Ct s256poJ was done by
fire which originated 'n the Globe Dry
Goods Store of Longfel Bros.. today.
u is thought that theAfre originated
from \ defective eiectricApght switch
beard
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
ALL WELL ON 5oARD
TORPEDO BOAT FLOTILLA

Port OF Spain, Dec. 22-The Anieri-
can torpedo boat fotiila sailed for
Rio Janeiro this morning. All on
board We're reported we'll
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23
2
|. ABOUT COMPLETE
GREAT ENGINEERING WORK
COSTING SIX MILLIONS ON
LOWER Missis5lPPI.
WILL OPEN THIS WEEK


|
1 New Orleans, SDec. e22 One Of ths
greatest channel making und artaking !
Ia the history of' American river inn
iprovenont viii be brought nearly to
lcompIetion this week wnen tie iettiss
at the mouth Of the Southwest Pass
iot the Mississippi river are finished
fThose jetties, after some dredging be.
tween them is completed, viii give the
South one Q fthe deepest harbofs iii
world bg opening ro the aeet III of tha
largest steamships niloat TIE 100 ami
Zoo depths Of the lower Mississippi
ffiyei The harbga thus made aeces-.
isibe has naeigaNle water connection
with at least a dozen states borderils
1.-THE Mississippi aM its tributaries. the
IOhio, Missouri. Arkansas and Red riy-
Iers. About sG,O00ag0 Is being speat
ION this improvement BY the United
States gorernment which has the
work in charge.
Tho new ietties were begun four
Teafs ego, They a4e on a larger seals
ind more substantial than the famous
ass'ssa u. 'ns N.'o'3ssipi'i ss 7 south fass.
an o's'q1 MaAioii w ever tnifty Years
,'aa Dsei .hs iississ commercial en-
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23

DOING A LITTLE BETTER than
your advertisement promises Will
prove to be paying asset. But under
any circumstances back up the advcr-
tiiscment by your actions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-23

CONFIDENCE IN ApVEnTl1Ipic n
amon9 ths people wno rsxd " tlss st< \
ret or succsssful Advertising. n ~
der 10 produce this ths msrehaSt hInss
sell must show contydsncs n advsstio-
ing. sS
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23
Bruin Had Lots Of fun

A brown bear that made a call at
the Columbia cabin last week during
the absence Of the owners had lots
of fun, and demonstrated that kind
can be worse vandals than l6-year-
old boys when they start out to win
the honors. Bruin didn't leave any
thing worth remembering, and
before he got through everything
was topsy-turvy, and the place look
ed like it had been through a Cali
fornia earthquake. There was
nothing too small to claim the visit
or's attention. He had just awaken
ed from his long winters nap, and
he felt like doing something and
went ahead and did it without method
or ceremony. He finished the job
and was just ready to leave Thurs
day evening when Charley Stevenson,
one of the owners, arrived on the
scene. Charley was inside the cabin
before he was aware of the pres
ence of the stranger, and both tried
to get through the door at one and
the same time. The occasion lacked
the spirit of "After you. my dear
Alfonso" There are indications
that bruin extended an invitation to
the landlord to come over and bunk
with him, and rumor has it that
Charley said he would rather "stay
10 home and hang up in a small
tree for awhile. 1t has been Char
ley's custom never to take up with
strangers on such short notice.
ELK City Mining News.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23
RELIEF FROM RHEUMATIC PAM:

RELIEF FROM RHEUMATIC PAINS
Il suffered with rheumatism for
over two years. says Mr. ROLAND
Curry. a patrolman, of Key West,
Fla. Sometimes it settled in my
knees and famed me so | could
hardly walk, at other times it would
be in my feet and hands so / was
incapacitated for duty. One night
when I was in severe pain and lame
from it my wife went to the drug
store here and came back with a
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
| was rubbed with it and found the
pain had nearly gone during the
night. kept on using it for a little
more than two weeks and found that
it drove the rheumatism away. ]
have not had any trouble from that
disease for over three months.
For sale by all druggists.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

May 18th was a great day in the
grain exchanges throughout the
states. Reports from Russia and
other wheat producing countries that
their wheat crops would be much
shorter than had been estimated,
created a Wild scramble to buy fut-
ures and December options finally
sold at Sl.0S.
If that market indicates the val
ue of the crop to be harvested this
year, and it generally does so, the
farmers of this prairie will be lon
velvet this fall.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23
Increase in Newspaper Postage to Canada

The new postage rate upon news
papers sen to Canada went into
effect May Sth. The order an
nounces that after that date the rate
shall be one cent for each four
ounces or fraction thereof, instead
of a cent a pound as now prevails.
1.-The order says the new rate is
to 90 into effect as the result of an
agreement reached between the post
Office department and the govern
ment of the Dominion Of Canada"
This will make SO cents additional
per annum to Canadian subscribers
for the Herald.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23
Mail Schedule.

On and after May l, 1907, mail
will arrive from Kamiah at IL p. m.
and depart at 100 a. m. Mail to
Mohlcr-D Dublin will depart at $50
and arrive at l :30p. m. Mail must
be in the Office by 6 100 p. m. to be
made up for next morning. Office
hours Sunday from 8 to 9 a. m.
w. d. HARDwIcK. P. NJ.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

DEDICATED 10 TBE ssxPERcK "ELpxs"
NJ QUE OFFICE KID"
when you feel yourself a slippfn'.
Grabs JootN'
when you nnd your feeia tnppin',
s'0Fab a rootf"
when your head IL fuil Of raucor,
An ION need q sort OF anchor.
Grab a root"
ssGfab a rooff'
when the hill OF life seems slippy.
sCrab q root"
when yonr friends grow rather Sippy,
tsGfab a root"
when you think the earth u slidia's
An down the hill you're fidin',
"Graba roott'
t'OTab q root"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

CHAMBERLAIN's COLO, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHoEA REMEDy-There is
probably no medicine made that is
relied upon with more implicit con
fdence than Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
During the third of a century IN
which It has been in use, people
have learned that il is the q rem
edy that never fails. When reduced
with water and sweetened il is Pies
ant to take. For sale by all drug
gists.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

Brown, has some nice pigs feet
which will be sold cheaper than any
In town.
One often hears the remark "horse-
power Of engines" etc. Here isthe
answer: A horsepower is the name
given to the unit in terms Of which
engineers measure power Of steam
engines, etc. It is defined to be the
rate at which an engine works when
it does $4,000 foot-pounds Of work
per minute-a foot-pound being the
amount OF work necessary TO raise
a pound weight a foot high. A horse
will travel at the rate of two and a
a half miles per hour and raise $50
pounds over a pulley. or is equivalent
to $4,000 pounds raised n foot
each minute.
Here is a little poultry yarn,
given US by one Of our prominent
farmers in the neighborhood of town.
Last year," said he, 81 kept a
little banty hen along through the
spring. Under my shed ! had three
cider barrels filed with wheat.
Well. this banty was bound TO lay
in one Of those full wheat barrels,
and every time she wanted to lay
she ate just enough grain TO make
room for the egg. Finally she had
laid the barrel full of eggs and had
eaten every bit Of grain in the bar
rel, and so she started to set. /
wanted to break her up, so I headed
up the barrel. That didn't stop her F.;
she sat on the bunghole in the top
Of the barrel, and in three weeks
Matched every egg. and the chickens
came out of the bunghole one at a
time TO meet their mother. That's
what I call good Matching"
Not long ago a simple little an
nouncement went out over the wires
and was chronicled in the various
papers. It vas 10 the effect that
the Sears Roebuck & Company
had discontinued its mail order groc-
cry business because il would con-
fict with the provisions Of the pure
food Law. That was about all
the announcement said but it meant
a whole lot. 1t meant that the
groceries many had been buying, be-
cause on paper they looked cheap,
we're adultcrated and practically IN
ct for consumption, so much so in
fact that the pure food law would
not let them be sold further. Il
meant that many who purchased
these goods were buying what prac-
tically amounted TO poison. That
was Why the goods seemingly were
sold cheap. That is an example of
a m~ail-order house and goes to show
What such a company will do, says
the Bulletin. In case that the pur-
chaser found that the goods we're
no good it was too far to send them
back and get a possible rebate. A
local dealer could not do that kind
of business. Not for a minute.
The first or the second time be tried
It he would be blacklisted. And
yet many preferred to pass up the
man who helped support the schools
and the churches of the community
and send their money away. Those
who saw the announcement will prob
ably not do that any more. They
will patronize home industries as
they should. Business men spend
most of their money right here in
town where il does the most good
and they should be aided in their
6cht TO make a liying.-Ex.