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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07

Miss Lizzie Russell Of Birds Point
Mo-, is visiting Miss Daisy Hacker. OF
Lower Washing, on avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07

Joseph Bowers, az Sedalia Mo, ar
rived las ev ming to visit his sister
Mrs. e r. Hodges ana family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07

Miss Myrtle Loyelace has returned
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07


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the CITY win return Ia her home ".
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07

Miss Alberta Naugle. grand-daugh
ter Of Mr p W Barclay. Of this city
viii be graduated xt Tuesday from
Monticello Seminary at Godfrey, III.
Mr.. Barclay or members of his family
will tend the commencement eIer-
cises. Miss Naugle after the com
memo sment viii leave for her hone Is
Mexico City. Mexico.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07

The ladies Of ST. Pauicks church
viii hold an exchange Saturday at
Miss Comba's millinery store on
EIGHTH street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07
NATIONAL LIBERAL FEDERATION

London. June 6-Important address.
es and discussions dealing with the
future policy Of the Liberal party in
regard to .impriant parliamentary
measures are expected at he annual
convention Of the National Liberal
Federation, which opened today at
Plymouth, The COW ntion viii con
tinue over tomorrow and win close
in he evening with a public meeting
at which Sir Henry Campbel-Ban-
herman. the prime minister will be
the chief speak 7.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07

c. S. Leach. of St Louis. Is in the
city on business for the Nashville,
Chattanooga & ST Lonis railroad. Mr..
Leach's headquarters have been II
Montgomery, Ala, for thu past six
months and he has been transferred
10 his former territory which viii
bring him TO Cairo periodically
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07

Mrs. Belle Bradley and daa ght Il
Miss Edith were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. ?. A. Conant v sterday en- route
from Villa Ridge to their home in
Beaumont, Tex,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07

Mrs. NJ j Howley and da glitter
Mrs. Thomas Lindsay. are visiting IN
goyington, KY whittier they went A
few days ago to attend the wedding
of a relative.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07

Robert Lynch underw nj a surgical
operation for appendicitis yesterday
At ST. Mays Inflrmary. Drs. Cor
Ion McNemer and Duggan performed
the operation
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07

Mrs Samuel Dodds, Of Walnut
street, return d yesterday from Anna,
whore she was called BY the death Of
S. A. B. Davie, father OF Edgar A.
Davie her sbrother-in law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07

Mrs. Anna Jones', Of Massac KY,
who has been the guest Of friends In
the city win return to her home TO.
lay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-07

Deputy T. s Marshal John /. Watts
Of Danville. was IN the city last even
ing on coHrt business. lie formerly
was L pu'y clerk OF the Y. 5. district
court until two years ago when he
was transferred 10 Peoria and this
was his FIRST visit here since that
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
SNOW FALLS IN MANY CITIES
UnseasOnabIe Weather, with Low
Temperature, Hos Been Gem
eral Over Country.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Nov. IL
Most unreasonable weather has preaviled
in this vicinity since Sunday morning. Two
inches of snow fell yesterday and the tenn
perature this morning was 10 degrees above
zero. Snow and bitter cold weather is re-
ported from the Cripple Creek district.
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 11-Six inches
of snow are reported from William, w. Va.
in Tucker county.
CLEVELAND, o.. Nov. 11.-Nearly two
inches of wet snow fell here this morning
between and 8 o'clock.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 11.-There was
light fall Of snow here this morning. Snow
also was reported at ottawa, in eastern
Kansas.
Topeka, Kan, Nov 11.-Western Kan
sas along the lines of the Union Pacific
and the Rock Island roads is covered with
two inches of snow, which continues to
fall today. Only slight fall is reported
along the Santa Fe route In the southern
part Of the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
MRS. BRADLEY TO BE TRIED
Witnesses ON Hand in Criminal Court
In Senator Brown Murder
Trial.

WASHINGTON, Nov. lion account Of
the death of Justice McComas of the dis
trict court of appeals, criminal court No. l.
in which Mrs. Anna NJ. Bradley was to
have been put on trial tdoay, on the charge
of numbering former Senator Arthur Brown
Of Utah, took an adjournment upon con-
vening at 10 o'clock, until Wednesday at
the same hour. Mrs Bradley was in court
as were also her attorneys and many wit
nesses and all was in readiness for the
trial. so there can be no doubt that 1t will
proceed on Wednesday. The announce
ment of Judge McComaG' death was made
by Prosecuting Attorney Baker, who moved
the postponement. The motion was sec
onded by Mr.. Wells OF counsel for Mrs
Bradley, and was readily granted. Mrs.
Bradley came into the court room soon
after the entrance of Judge Stafford. who
viii preside over the trial. and was accom-
panied by a member of the marshars
STAFF. Her entrance was so quiet that Il
was scarcely noticed. She was dressed in
black and took a seat on the left OF her
counsel, Mr.. Wells. The court room was
crowded and not since the Bonine trial has
so much interest been manifested in any
case before the district courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
SMALLPOx VERSUS FoOT BALL
ChicaEo Eleven objects 60 Vnccinn-
tiOn After Betng Exposed 60
the Disease.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Commissioner Of
Health Evans today issued an order that
all members of the foot ball team Of Chi
cago university be vaccinated at once. TIL,
members Of the team declare that they will
not be vaccinated, and Commissioner Evans
has asserted that II they refuse to obey hi,
orders he will cause the arrest OF some.
body. The Chicago men have a game
scheduled with Carlisle November 3, and
they fear effects Of vaccination on the
teams condition.
Three students of the university were to-
day taken TO the isolation hospital suffer
ing with small pox, one OF them being q
member OF the freshman foot ball team.
These later said that hugo Bezdek. as
sistant coach OF the team refused to allow
him to be vaccinated even after he had
been in contact with student who had the
disease.
Commissioner Evans declared later that
this afternoon he will send physicians to
the university to vaCcinate the members
of the foot ball team and that II objections
are made he will stop all foot ball games
for the season. He will not allow men, he
said, who have been exposed to small pox
to mingle with other people
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
HERTzIAN WAVES FOR POWER
signOr MarcOni Announces that Eff
forts Are Being Made Along
This Line.

SYDNEY. N 8. Nov. 11.-whne occupied
chiefly at Glace bay in the perfection OF
his newly inaugurated service OF trausat-
lantic wireless telegraphy, Signor Blarconi
announces that he is giving considerable
thought to the employment of Hertzian
waves for transmission Of power, as we'll
as a means of communication.
He explained in an interview that the
Hertzian waves arc now being employed
to many purposes besides telegrarhy in the
British navy. All OF the larger ships. he
said, were being equipped with an appara-
tus by which the same waves that We're
employed for wireless communication were
used for the invisible transmission OF power
to the extent OF controlling and exploding
torpedoes.
TIE inventors Alteration was called to a
recent cable dispatch from Paris telling of
an Austrian electrician who was attempting
to obtain financial support from the Amer
lean colony there for an invention which
he claimed would nullify wireless messages
i'm case Of war. Admitting the possibilities
of such an invention, MI Marconi re-
marked that whereas the present cables
can easily he cut with few blows, il
would require the erection of large plant
to nullify the wireless service, and, as the
invention has yet to be thoroughly tested.
il might not succeed. It's discovery, how
ever, it was added, is a valuable contribu-
ton to the wireless principle.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
FoRHIQN.
Aeroplane makes SUCCESSFUL trip OF a
kilometer at Paris. Page /
MOVEMENTS
ARREST FOLLOWS ELoPEMENT
Young Farmer and Wife of wealthy
Resident of OEdensburEh,
n. ", Held.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 11.-Oscar H.
Freda, young farmer OF Ogdensburgh, N
Y, and Mrs. Bertha lockwood, wife Of a
wealthy resident of that place were locked
up in the city jail at Pasadena. following
an elopement two weeks ago from New
York.
d. d. lockwood. the husband OF Mrs.
lockwood, arrived in Pasadena Saturday,
accompanied by c. II. Ellison. his attorney.
and took up the search for the couple
lockwood had traced the couple across the
continent through several cities TO the
coast. After a short hunt, the runaway
couple were located. living in seclusion in
a furnished house. A complaint was sworn
out by lockwood and both man and woman
were locked up. lockwood later announced
that his wife was repentant and that he
would take her back with him TO their
home in New York. He was also charitable
toward Freda and said he would ask the
court to dismiss the complaint against
him. Both lockwood and his wife are
more than 10 years Of age, and Freda is
about 80, F'reda also is married, 1t is said,
but is separated from his wife.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
RELIEF FROM STATE COURTS
suprelne caICrt of United states An
nuIs Convictions I'm
Negro Case,

WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. 1.-THE
conviction and ssntenoins of c. B. Boyett
and others, charged with intimidating ne
Wroes, because they were negroes" was
HnnulIed by the supreme court Of the
United States today The alleged offense
was committed. in Bradley county. Arkan-
sas, IN 1905, when Boyett and other white
men drove away a number of negroes en-
ptoyed by the Arkansas Lumber company
by posting notices OF warning to the ne
groes and firing guns in their vicinity
The whites were tried In the federal court
for the eastern district of Arkansas, and
each was sentenced to pay fine OF $1,000
and serve a year in prison. Todsy's de-
cision was based on a former decision in
which it was held that as negroes are
citizens they must rely ON the state courts
IN such cases as this. rather than on fed
eral courts
Attorney General Bonaparte today en-
tered motion in the supreme court OF
the United States for the advancement
on the docket OF the case Of the United
States against Edward Thayer, involving
the right TO solicit campaign contribu-
tions Ihayer is member OF the republi-
can state committee OF Texas and Is
charged with an effort to secure help in a
recent election from q deputy collector OF
internal revenue. contrary to the civil
service laws.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
TWo-CENT FARE CASE is UP
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Lis
tens to Arguments in This
Controversy.

PITTsBURG. Pa. Nov. 1.-THE case
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad company
against Philadelphia county, in connection
with the 2-cent passenger rate law, is be-
ing argued today before the Pennsylvania
supreme court, sitting here. The case was
recently decided in a Philadelphia court
against the county authorities in their ef-
forts to collect fines from the company
for violations of the new passenger rate
law.
Attorney General Todd said today:
"As It appears to me we are 10 have the
same arguments to refute before the su-
preme court that were presentd In the
common pleas. court in Philadelphia and
our lines OF argument will be substantially
the same.
1T is purely a question Of the rights
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad company
under it's charter, as against the rights
OF the commonwealth of Pennsylvania to
make general laws for what are conceived
to be best interests Of the people at large"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
TEST OF ELKINS LAW TO COME
Question whether AZ Has Not Been
Repealed by the Hep
burn Act.

WASHINGTON, d. O.. Nov. il.--Attorney
A. B. Browne Of this city today presented
a petition to the supreme court OF the
United States for a writ OF certiorari bring
ing 10 that court for review the case OF the
Great Northern Railway company against
the United States. This is prosecu-
tion against the railroad company on the
charge Of granting rebates. on which chargt
It was found guilty in the federal court in
Minnesota and the verdict was approved
by the United States circuit court of ap-
peals. The case presents many interesting
phases the most important is tbs COM
panys assertion that the Elkias law, under
which fine was imposed, was repealed by
the Hepburn railroad rate law, which i'm
posed a penalty OF imprisonment for the
offense. II the court grants the motion TO
bring the case before It for consideration.
this question will be developed at length,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
KA!sER,s LANDING DELAYED
German EmperoH Enable 90 Enter
Shndown Bay Because of
Dense Fog.

PORTSMOUTH. England. Nov. 1.-THE
German imperial yacht Hohenzolleru, hav-
ing on board Emperor William and his
party, who are TO visit King Edward. has
been further delayed by fog. The yacht,
with the escorting feet, anchored last night
of Selsea Bill for the night not having
been able TO enter Ssndown bay Isle of
Wight, according to the program. This
morning the Hohenzollern could not reach
this harbor in time to cross the bar with
the tide. and therefore the landing of the
imperial party was postponed until this
afternoon.
The prince Of Wales, however, who had
been delegated by King Edward personally
to welcome the German emperor and EN-
press, had in the meanwhile boarded i a
torpedo boat accompanied by Field Mar
shal Lord Roberts. and gone out In the
darkness to fnd the imperial yacht and
succeeded in getting on hoard of II just as
the fog lifted sufficiently TO enable the
Hohenzollern to proceed to Portsmouth.
The British channel fleet, under the com
mand of Admiral Lord Charles Beresford
and numbering nearly fifty warships
dressed from stem to stern, saluted the
Gerl an emperor as the Hohen eli n passed
up the narrow waters Of spithead, the land
batteries Joining in the welcome.
OWlnB 10 the delay caused by the tog, the
hour Of arrival Of Che Hohenzollern at the
jetty was miscalcI9ated. The announce
ment had been made that it would not
get there until 2:i5 y. M, but it steamed
into the harbor an hour earlier, with the
result that all the officials and the guards
of honor, who had been patiently waiting
throughout the morning for it's arrival. had
gone to lunch when it finally appeared
through the fog. The emperor apparently
enjoyed the surprise he had sprung on the
British officials and the consequent scramble
to get back to the 5etty in time TO take
part in the welcome.
After inspecting the guard of honor. the
German emperor and empress and their
suites, accompanied by the prince of Wales
and his suite, left Portsmouth by train for
Windsor at 2:30 p. m, amid the fire of a
royal salute from tho assembled warships
and the garrison batteries.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
TRUSTS BACK IN FORM
Lincoln and America Companies Doing
Business on Normal Basis.
FLOW OF Yellow METAL KEEPS UP
Total Engagements Now o ifty-
Four Millions, ~
ONE ENGAGEMENT is CANt RI
National City Bank Concludes it D. z
Not Need Million Ordered.
GOLD Is BEING TAKEN RAPIDLY
Western Banks Make Direct Im-
portatIOns of Metal fOr the
First Time in Their
History.
GOLD IS BEING TAKEN RAPIDLY

NEW YORK, Nov 1.-THE week opened
with a cheerful tone in the financial dis
trict. The two trust companies against
which there had been severe runs were
transacting business on a normal basis to-
day, receiving deposits and paying out
money on checks as though nothing had
ever happened out of the ordinary
The flow OF gold from Europe to the
United States continues. The first engage
inents Of the metal for import announced
today were BY the Mercantile Trust COM
pany Of st. Louis for $5OO,OOO and by the
Illinois Trust and Savings bank of Chicago
for S200,OOO Both engagements were made
in London The St. Louis engagement Is
said to be the first instance in which a
financial institution IN that city has taken
gold direct from London. The total en-
gagged since the beginning of the financial
stringency is thus brought up to $5l,S3lSl0.
The United States secured practically all
OF the 100000 gold offered in the London
market today. There was little competition
for today's offerings and the American
bankers securcd the precious metal at a
price $50 per pound sterling cheaper than
the price of last week.
The stock market showed a steady tone
during the early trading. considerable in
vestment demand for stocks being reported
by brokers.
One Gold engagement Cancelled.
Engager1ents Of S3,b0OOOO gold abroad to-
day and cancellation by the National city
bank Of an engagement for S100O,C01
brought the net total TO $54,SSo,ooO.
In announcing the cancellation the Ma
tionaI city bank said it was done in defer
ence to tho feeling in banking circles In
London and because it was considered that
the amount Of gold already engaged was
sufficient 10 meet the situation.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE reports received
here from New York of the formation OF
a big copper pool in London were denied
today in the most competent circles.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
CHARGES AGAINST PORTER
Newly Appointed oklahoma Marshal
Obliged 20 Answer at
Once,

WASHINGTON, Nov 11.-Charges have
been filed with President Roosevelt against
Grove A. Porter appointed last week as
marshal for the eastern district Of the new
state OF Oklahoma. The charges which in
volve alleged irregularities in the collec-
tion OF liquor revenues in the Indian Terri
tory, under Mr. Porter's administration OF
the marshars office, are held 10 involve
Mr.. Porter's subordinates rather than him
self. They have been referred 20 Mr.. Por-
ter for answer, which, it is understood. he
is 10 mako to the Department Of Justice
The charges are made. IL was stated. by
Jacob Bodowitz. a merchant Of Ardmore.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
CLEVELAND GOES HUNTING
Former President Gets Good nag OF
Rabbits, Quail and
WOOdcOck.

PRINCETON, n. J.. Nov. lit was long
after sundown when former President CIsve-
land returned from his arst huting trip this
fan. From early morning until nightfan
Mr.. Cleveland. with Or. c. r. Priest OF
Princeton and William and George McFar-
land Of Rocky HILL shot habits at Wood
side" Mr.. McFarland's estate, and II was
reported that a good batch Of quail and
woOdoock we're all bagged. Mr.. Cleveland
thoroughly enjoyed the sport and viii hunt
again later In the week at Rosedale. an
other place only few miles from hero.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
THIRD PARLIAMENT TO MEET
November Fourteenth the Date, but
Czar VIII Not Receive the
Delegates.

81. PETERSBURG, Nov. lit was an
nounced today that the third Russian
Parliament will assemble November II at
the Tauride palace. An imperial decree
was issued today instructing NJ. Goluboff.
vice president of the council OF the empire,
to open tine session. Thare win be no re-
ception of deputies by the emperor at the
winter palace.
VLADIVOSTOK, Nov. 11.-Bombs, arms,
ammunition and correspondence of a revo-
lutionary organization including in its men,
bership soldiers belonging TO the local gar
rison. have been seized in the naval work
shops here.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
CUDAHY'S MARRIAGE is OFF
Mother of Fianeee of Son OF ChicnEO
Packer Makes No Public
Explanation,

CHICAGO. Nov. IA wedding that was
looked forward TO with interest IN Chicago
and Pittsburg society was announced can
celled, by the young woman's mother yes
terday without any explanations. The
principals are Miss Isabel w. Pontefract.
a Pittsburg heiress. and John Cudahy. jr.
son OF the Chicago packer.
Miss Pontefracts father Was a merchant
u Pittsburg, who left large estate 20 his
widow and daughter.
John Cudahy, jr.. is % years old and Is
working I'm tho Louisville Packing com
panys ONCE. a plant controlled by hiH
father. The engagement was announced
last summer. The acquaintance began az
Mackinae island. where the Cudahy's have
summer home,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
PERKINS BODY WAS CREMATE0
Services of Former President
OF Burlington Held at
HiA Home.

wESTwooD, Mass. Nov. 1.-THE
funeral services Of the late Charles E.
Perkins, former president OF the Burlington
railroad, were held today at his late home
The Burlington was represented at the
funeral by George c. Harris. and the
Northern Pacific by Howard Elliott. Every
Massachusetts railroad was represented, as
was also the American Bell Telephone
company in which Mr.. Perkins was a d.
rector
The body was ersmated at Forest Hills,
Boston. and the ashes were inferred at
Milton cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
WALSH'S TRIAL IS ON TODAY
Woman Alleged 10 Have stolen Evi-
dence Released From
Custody.

CHICAGO, Nov. n.-Miss Eta Mclean.
the stenographer in the office OF United
States District Attorney Sims, who was
recently arrested on the charge OF steal
ing papers from the office of the district
attorney, relating TO the prosecution OF
John r. Walsh, former president Of the
Chicago National bank, was today released
from custody on her own recognizance
She declared that she Will return at once
to her former home I'm Boston. The trial
OF Mr Walsh will commence tomorrow,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
CLEVELAND TO HUNT RABBITS
He Has SO Far Recovered that He
VIII Make n Trip Into
the Country.

PRINCETON. y. j., Nov. u.-For the
hrst time since his recent illness ex-Presl-
dent Cleveland viii today make a trip into
the hunting preserves in the country near
here, Accompanied by his son. Richard.
and c. r. Priest Of Princeton. Mr.. CIeve-
land is 10 80 rabbit hunting. Il is stated
that his health is rapidly improving.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
AERoPLANE FLIES NLoMETER
Possibility Henry Farmnn May Win
Ten Thousand Dollar Prize
by Act.

PARIS, Nov. l1.-Henry Farman this aft
ernoon successfully accomplished the feat
Of flying a kilometer with his aeroplane
and returning TO the point of departure.
The machine was under perfect control and
displayed marvellous equilibrium, making
the turn on an even keel The aviation
commission has been summoned TO meet
tomorrow, when an official attempt will be
made 70 win the Deutsch- -Archdeacon prize
Of $4,000 offered to the aviator who first
completes a circular kilometer in the air
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-12
DECREASE IN GOLD PRODUCTION
south Dakota shortage Due 20 the
Bis Fire in the Home
stake Mine.

PIERRE. s. D., Nov. u.-iSpecial Tele-
Rram.)-In his annual report to the gov
ernor. Mine Inspector Troweek does not
give an itemized statement Of the gold pro-
duction OF the state for the last year, put
ting It at considerably less than last year,
but he places the decrease OF the Home
stake mine at 100000. on account Of the
mine fre. Last year the production was
100000. Of which s5,25oOOO was from tho
TIomestake.