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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13

nit Observation-Disclosures StherDelf
Den Hep1blifancrn 1873 mo oelt &C.
mofroten 1876 5u5uerfenren ltro, mo
COP BON bcn 1923 5m%eiielbatten @let'
torulitintmen 50 pon Stooten tom'
men, oie ben HcprbIItoncrn 3ltnel'
gen, 10 Don iold)cr, Die ben 9enlo.
Iroten 5l,1ei9en mo ooB 40 eletto'
ro!itimmen uorIIltfig ais obloIut III
ser Shmetc ST. betratjten liuo. Ger
.Serolo" 5dblt bel Oieier lleberllbf
Ncm. Seriep 81 Den reptlblttdnllden
Stuaten, NemsOort 81 Oenerl, Die ocn
&cpublifoncrn 5uneigen, Snoio11a
uno Ohio SIT ocn obiolltt 5mciielbof'
ten. Sum Sie0e inn glettorolootllm
iin6 242 Stimmen n0tbig.
WitQlico Des Democratic
den Rational GOmi.
ties geItorben.
~ Gbicago, 81, II. Sftobcr. -
Gem GoriiBcr be5 6emofrotil6cn Nos
tionol.Gontite's 9rn. Wod, gillg Die
God)ridt Don bent in Woberln Do,
'erfo(gtcn 2(bleben Oes bcnlofrotiId en
NotionolsGomitc = Witglie0eS Hotbs
meQ 5lt. Sr. MIad ernonnte Elm Ncl.
hcr.Gomite, nm Dem bcllte in 800
bcrlp Itottiinoenoen 2ei6enbcgGn9
6eiynpobncL llno 0rilttte Der 6on1t'
lie ocS &erItorbencn per Irobt lein
@eilci0 ans. HotbmeQ nar 9(opofot.
Sr. Mod rciit am 6rcitog bon
bier nod Buffalo o6, no er am 0o.
roltf iolgcnOen Gage ii6 ols @dblcr
reqiitriren loiicn miro. Im Snm-
itog AbcnO miro cr nab Ncm-Yorf
obreiicn.
He9iitrirun9 in Ct. 2out$.
ct. 2ouiS, DO, -. Sftober.
- 9ie icbt in ct. 2ouiS bccnoctc
NegiItririunB bat nit $4,000
Stimm1ebern sic in ser Stoot ic crs
rci6te b0d)Itc 3abl crgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
Hud) cine intcruntionalc G6c?

Srou Shcnd. Collins i6eint oen Orb
p~rin5en @iubiidqrGt, 9(ttode Der
Gitreidii6en 9otidoft, gefopcrt
81 baben.
2cnor, Moli., II. Sftober. - Die
9olfonfriiiS, meldc ben oitreihiids
ulgurii6cn @otlhofter Baron bon
&engelmiiQer beltGnoig 5lpiihen bier
uno @nlbington ouf Dem Sprung
bGlt, modt Dem slttnd)e belielber
ben1 Grbprin5cn &incen5 @illoild)-
erGt, oniheineno lpenig Sorgen.
Gerielbc id)eint in Der 2iebc Elm CT
iprieElid)eres Selb iiir icinc Sbutig-
felt gciuloen 81 bobelL ais III Der
bobcn Diplomatic.
ST lit Der bcitGnoige 9egleiter ser
i60ncn Srou Sdend Collins, meld)c
iid gegenlu6rtig nit Scrrn unb 6ral
@m. ToQod IN Gittsfielo oufbalt.
Ser Yrir5 beiibt fem Nutonlobil ltlh
benlst 81 ieinen tGgliden Selufet
oie 5piiden Senor unO TittSfiel0 per'
febrenOen Srolep.9ors. ginige Mos
le bot CT iid olld) Elm Sltbrperf &C.
intellect, I'M nit 6rUl Collins auI
Dem 9ouleporO ipo5iren 81 fobren,
Nuffoleno mar bereitS, OaB Der
Trin5 uno Die ifone Srou foit gleid.
5citia bier e%intruferL ulo Dos Sntc.
rclie OIL oen 9eioen pertiefte iid nod
ntebr, ols Der 4rin5 ole @inloolngen
81 Den 5oblreiden @olo-G innerS Der
@eieqidoit oblebntc, onfiir aber Der
linjertrennlihe .@cleQlhnfter bon
Srail GnQins mltroc. Gr moht Der
iclbcl1 10 ollbolteno Den Sol onB man
bcreitS oorollf qefoBt lit, Dob Die Ser.
lobitng ser @eioen perfiinoet lperben
miro, iobolo Die Srolerperiooe fiir
oen pcritorbenen Goter Der Srol,
S%potsmooo Sd)enf, poriiber lit.
Srull Eollod bat bis ieBt MIR cine
fleine iniormcQe @eieuifaft, Elm Gin
rcr, gcgebeL 81 meld)ent ollBer Dem
Grin5en nitr einige menige @aite &c.
looen marcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
0rahtlpier @erfcbr init Saiunii.

can rancisco 9al., II. DIT.
- @eitern friib lporen San Srol.
cisco uno Die Snlpuii'iGcn Snieln
gum crIten Walc nit einonoer ourd)
orobtloie Geographic perbunoen.
@Gbren Die n%leiiten bieiigen 9elpobs
ner nod i'm tiefen Shlofe logel1,
iiberionote @ouperncrr Sreor fem
yalobo!" an Die 9epolferu1lg Der
T~crein-igteu Stooteu. Sic Stotiolt
oti Der Snicl Sobu lit nod llid)t pol
liz icrtiggeiteIlt, ltnb aus oieient
8rlrnOe moren Die iibermitteltell
@otidoiten mn ab9cbroden, ober
lonlt redt flar lno %perit1nolid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
Sm @cinbuttidl crtrnnfcn.

ante a, Sal, ~. Oft. -
Sroli George Golfer, Satin zines
Honfbriiters sit Scciocntal, lit in
einem @otti6 @ein ertrlmfcn. Sic
bate Die @einfelterei hires @otten
beird)t uno mar aus &urioiitdt oiii
ben &orb eineS 9roBen, tbeilweiic
nit @ein geiiiaten 9ottihs aeltie'
gen. @obrideinlid) bitrdb Die @ein'
biinite iibermalti9t, i~tiir5te Tie IN ben
Sottih irnb mar cine 2eide, ols man
iie auffano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
0cipcratcr &f init einem Wabn'
iinniaen.

Nem Dorf, II. Oft. - Sol.
iellbe por Menlden moren geltcrn
;3ei,gen cines fiirdJterlihen Samples,
cines Hingcns oitf 2eben unb ZOO,
bos ollf einer 332 SUB bobeu Elot-
form Der @iliomsbilrg : Bride 5ipi-
ihelt orei 4Soli5iiten unb eiuem plot-
lid mobniinnig gcworoencn Wonne
tobte. SIS iporen Wfinuten Oes Gtt-
iebelts urlo Der groBten @efabr fir
bic 9lallrode iopbol, mie fir Den ST.
rem; ieoer BON ibnen fonnte i'm gll.
genblid aus Der Id)lpinoelnoen Sobe
geihleiloert meroen mo ben iideren
500 IN ben Tllltben finoen.
Soiepb &rab erfletterte oie Ylat.
form, inoem CT lid an ben Gabelil
uno StablitrGllgeu fcItbielt. Gen linn
fol9enben Eoli5iiten brobte er nit Ell.
mem Hoiirmeiier unb 10 iobeu Tie iid)
eellothigt, 81 elmer Gilt 81 greifen,
Die Elatform bonn Sburm aus 5it be-
Iteiaen llnb iih lln9eieben aitf i'm SIT
Itilr5et. Noh einem %per5meifelten
Sample miiroc &rat uniddblib ge-
mdflt ullO nod Dem Solpital ge-
brobt. Gr bate in Solge bon ldnge.
rcr arbeitsIoiigfeit beil @erItaio
perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
BON 3nbiancrn crmurbet.

@innipeg, Dian, IL. Oft. -
Sier lit Die Na6ridt eingetroifen,
Games Sllocr Gllrmooo, Elm 2itcrat
aus Detroit, Wib., Der iid i'm ali-
TRACE elmer oortigen @erlagsfirma
III Die @ilonilie an Der Suoion-9ai
begeben bate, iet in Der @egeno oeS
Snc la Gange Don SSnbianern ernor.
Get moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13

9ontlotion sur SeidrGnflng ser Glt.
berfuloie, mdbreno ole aoIbcne I2c.
ooille fir Die bette 2eiIhlnq inter al,
len Sanoern oitf bieicm @ebitt
GelltIdIono 5ucrfonnt muroe.
6erner erbielten eoloene Spc,io[.
W}cooiQen iiir SIrbeiten Der perid,ie.
OenIten Nrt auf Dem @e6iet Der S1,.
berflloie-S efdmpflng ioIgenbe 81.
fentli6e uno pripote rSllititute, Ser.
cine II. Eripotperionen: N.-D. Stotc
Charities 9lio giiociotion; Seo6ree3e
Soipitol in Gonep Sslono; Snterna.
tionol Gbilbren'S S9ool 6ormy2iga
Der Stoot Nelp.Oorf; Y(Sournol o.
OUTDOOR Sifc" 5u Sruoeoll, N..O.;
Or. 8. Suroion in Berlin; 9lnno b.
Gotb, Stiftlrng in Berlin; Grof.
Gouaro Suno IN @ien.
Heuc Srie marfen.
9ie 3eidnnlngen iiir Die llellcll
Sriefnlorfen, Die oem1G6it ol1sge0c.
belt meroen iolen, inn 9tennpertbe
bon I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, S, 10, Is Gents
ltll0 etnem Collar lino ml1rlebr fer
tig. Sir Die 9riefmorfen i'm Henn.
mcrtbe bon 50 uno S. mer6en Die bis.
bergen Wlliter b%eibebolten. 9ie 2
Gents 9riefmorfen ncrbelt 5ller,t
allSgcgeben peroen. Die GcrienOmrJ
hericlben oiirftc I'M Hopcnlber erfo!.
gen. Die nciten Worfen merben li6
orrd Ginfohbeit Ser 3eihnung, 5ll.
glelf ober ollrd fiinitlerii6cn @c.
ifmad au55ei6nen. Sic mcr0cl
g%IeidmGBig eit 9iloniB I'M Eroiil
nno zen lace" 5eigen ru1o Ben Gin.
0rltf zines 9aS-Jtclief moden. 9a3
Vll0ntB miro lid) innerbul6 elmer
Gaipie befinoen, Die ouf beiocn Sci
ten nit Sorbeerbldttern einiad) ocfos
rirt lit. Obcn %befinoen iid) bel oa1
2.Gents ,Wortcn Die @orte III. g.
Noitoge", ultcn Die @orte y5lpo
Gents". Sic 3mci Gcnts.W torte1
lperocn ben &opf DON 6ronflil1, ole
onoeren Den Der @iiIte bon Solloon
ho6gebiloeten &opf bon @oI6ington
tro9cn.
oOontee" total pcrloren.
Ter i6mcrc Siiboit.S tlrm ulo
bobc Seegong, iuelfer in Der porleB.
ten Noht III Der Sulioro's Ban al
Der aiiite BON Wuiio6uietts berrid),
te, bot Dem auf Dem Spindle Go0e
alfgefobrenen 9lunocSfreu5er Gan.
fee" Idlimm 5ugeiest, ullo noh bern
llrtbeil Der beOeutenbIten Worinc.
gl.toritdtcn miro man ouS Shiif lei.
ltem Sdifiol iiberloiicn miiliel.
Nan cntiernt iebt ale belpeglid)cH
@cgenltGnbe bon Dem Shifi, unb On
Die 9er9ln0s 8eielihoften feline
quit 5eigcll, G%ontrofte fir IbIdlep.
pll1g bes S6iffeS 81 iibernebmen,
ideii1t Oomit ooS Sdidiol oeS Sdii-
les beiiegelt.
Mnn miro ipubri6einli6 bic Sffi-
5icre m1o Wonnlhaft bes vDonfee"
llod Ser Gborlestomn's Tapps 9)oro
frirgen, nm BORT oaS &orgeben oc3
bon Dem Slottcn-0 eportement einge.
icbten llnteriu6u1gS.@ eridtes ob5ll.
morten.
Strengere Hepiiion.
Ger Sd)oBsG ontrolenr Wllrrop bnt
bei6loiien bic 3obl Der Hepilionen
bon Nutionolbanfen 81 permebrer.
in Dielen SGlcn bon 5rpei oltf orHt
bis 81 bier pro Sabr. Gr bat 5nor
niht Die gbiiht, aQe Hotionalbon4
fen orei ooer bier Wtol pro Sobr re.
bioiren 81 lolielt, aber Die nelte &c.
gel miro ollf alle Die 9totionalbonfcl1
gnluenOung finoen, Die IN Der Ser
%gangcnbeit cine Ncigung ge5eigt boz
ben, irgeno cine Seltimmutg Der Sea
tionolbonfgeiebe ooer Die bonn Sdab,
onlts- Gontroleur erloiienen Sorifrif-
ten 5l um9ebelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13

EGiIc sur 3eiie in's NnsIanb be.
iorat s. Saline, Wr. Alb, Eit-Salfi'
mprcitrafc, naGe Gnitom .9onic Mus.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17
BROUGHT CRAZY WoMAN.-Dep-

uty Sheriff Merrill of .Solomonville was in the city yesterday with Laura Gibson, who was confined in the terri torial asylum for the insane. She is subject to epilepsy. She has a hus-
 band and two little children at Sol omonville. MT. Merrill stated in re-
 gard 10 the cattle industry that it was suffering very much for lack of snow. of which there has been practically none this winter.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Evangel tic services were well attended. both afternoon and evening. Intrest in the meetings is growing and the member ship of the church ic being strength ened in the faith and spiritual life
 Some are being convicted of sin and turning to Christ for salvation. under the presenttion of the gospel by Mir
 Spiegel. Services this evening at :: 30
 BENEFIT BALL. The Modern Woodmen will give benefit dance on the first of February for the purpose of purchasing suits and paraphernalia for the baseball nine. which MT Bush nell. the territorial deputy is organiz- ing. It is planned to make it quite an affair. and a large attendance is eX- pected. Some further announcement of the arrangements will be made later
 A COLES COUNTY PICNlC.-The people of Coles County Ills. of which there are said to be about 100 in the valley. are planning for a big picnic at the Cushman Orange Grove next Wednesday. H. P. Richey has fur nished the turkcys and everyone who expects to attend is making prepara- lions for big day of festivities. The Cushman grove is located about eight miles northwest of Phoenix. It is said that there are more people in the valley from Coles county than from any one other county in the Unit ed States.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17

the California where the savOry scent of edibles appealed to his epicurean tastes. With the cargo he had aboard he was a rather unweildy vessel, but he finally anchored sqGarely in front of the door inside the place where the subjects of the Mikado were supreme. Green refused to budge and being in the way of passers, one of the small but athletic Japs proceeded to enforce his rights and promptly and effectual- ly remove the obstruction in the path of commerce. The Japanese weighed less than 125 pounds but in less time than it takes to record 1t, he had ex- ecuted jul jitsu on Green. landed him on the floor and dragged him out of the TolSioan's realm by the heels. Of ficer Perrin was called and he finished the job of towing the hors de combat parsonage to the edge of the gutter, where by allowing his legs to hang over, finally lighted him. However Green was still unseaworthy and soon turned turtle. The patrol came to the rescue and he was hoisted in and taken to dry dock for repairs. Green is not usually given to so conducting himself and does not often make his appear ance at the city hall.
 AN AGED CONVICT-H. H. Court ney. a convict from the Yuma peniten- tiary, was brought to the territorial asylum for the insane yesterday. bv P. F. Byrne. secretary of the prison. Courtney is the oldest man ever sent to the penitentiary in Arizona and per haps the oldest in any state. He was
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17

S2 years old when he was sentenced in Pinal county to term of ten years for murder in the second degree. That was year ago last June. Recently il was apparent that Courtney was crazy and at times violent The other prisoners were very glad to see him removed for they are very much afraid of an insane man under the crowded conditions at the prison. where so many have to be herded to- gether. Two convicts have been kill ed by insane prisoners in the last two years.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17
GONE TO YuMA.-Dr. J c. Nc

GONE TO YUMA.-Dr. J. C. Nor ton left last night for Yuma on live stock sanitary business but will be
 home again in day or two.
 GOING, TO BUckEYE.-W. H. Tay-
 Tor will leave for Buckeye this morn ing in company with MT. Kell of
 Oklahoma and Samuel G. Porter of
 Denver. visitors in the valley
 CRITTENTON HOME SAlE.- The
 rummage sale conducted by the man. agement of the Crittenton Home, it is
 announced will close next Saturday night. In the meantime there, is a large
 lot of rummage still on hand. that
 must be disposed of, and some good goods are being offered at lower prices
 than they could be stolen for, even if stealing were not a punishable crime.
 For instance, ladies coats at 15 cents, 9 cents and 50 cents. There is also a
 good supply of ctGldren's clothing left and lots Of little articles convenient
 about the home. The sale is in the
 Maricopa rink building corner Fourth Avenue and Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17
WoopMEN INsTALL.-The Mod

WOOOmCN iNo IHGE.-l uc hOu- ern Woodman of America installed the following officers Wednesday night: A. l.. Moore. consul; H. J. Fitzpatrick, ad- visor; John Quist. banker: Herman Meis. clerk; H. F.. Jones, escort; John Gregg. watchman; DTS. w. w. Wat kins. Roy Thomas. H. K. Beauchamp, physicians; Edward Graham, Lysand- CT Cassidy, E. G. Pecka, managers; George F.. Kelley. Andrew Jakobi, E.. F.. Ball, John Quist were chosen as musicians and will compose the Wood man orchestra. After the installation, eight candidates were initiated and conducted through the mysteries of woodcraft. Following this there was given a big spread. The evening was much enjoyed by d good attendance
 PICTURES ARE HERE.-The pan oramic pictures of this valley. taken by the representative Of the Calliins Syndicate. arrived yesterday. They will be opened this morning and this afternoon and thereafter they may be seen. framed, in the reading room of Athe Commercial hotel. There is a ser ies of seventeen of them. and another series will be ordered at once to dis play elsewhere. These are the pie lures that are to be given as premi- ums for subscription to The Republi- can and Orchard and Farm.
 PARSIFAl IS FINE.-A. J. Char ctte. representing the Thompson Scenic company of Dallas. Los Angeles and Detroit, is in the city to secure con- tracts for painting scenery for the new Elks' theater that is to be created by remodling of the Doris opera house. MT. Charette says he saw Martin & Emery's presentation of Parsifal in New Orleans. Dallas and other places and that it is magnifi- cent production. presented by talented artists. The Thompson Scenic com pany is the one that furnished the present handsome advertising cur tain for the Doris.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17

Look up McKee's special today.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17
ARIZONA CONSOLIDATED oEvEL
 OPMENT COMPANY
Notice of Annual Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stock holders of the Arizona Consolidated Development Co.,, will be held in Phoenix Arizona, on Monday, January goth, 1908, at ten o'clock a. m. at the office of the Chamberlain Lumber Co, for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing yeah and transacting such other busi- ness as may properly come before the meeting. T. W. Chamberlain. Secre- tary.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17
f f f f + f f f + 1. + f f + f f I : Of Local Interest ; f f + + f + f f f f f f f f I f f
AFTERNOON sociAL-The lad

AFTERNOON SOCiAl.-The ladies of the Baptist church will give social this afternoon at o'clock at the church oarlors.
 c. A. R. INSTAll-The J. w. Owen Post No. of the G. A. R. on Wednes- day held an installation of officers for the ensuing year and after this pro- gram was finished were sumptuously banqueted by the Ladies Relief Corps of Phoenix. About 50 veterans were present and several. interesting ad- dresses were heard. The following are the officers: c. E. Norton, cOm- mander; J. E. Tannehill, senior S. V. C.: F. w: Fickas. J. V. C.; Winfield Scott. chaplain: Mr Howard. officer of the day; F. J. Dobbs officer of the guard: w. r. R. Schindler. adjutant.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for the
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today: Fair. Data for 24 hours ending 5:30 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17
THE WALSH JURY STILL OUT

Chicago. Jan. 1I-Ten hours after the jury which was to decide whether J. F. Walsh was guilty of misapplying the funds of the Chicago National Bank retired. no word has come to the waiting attorneys that verdict is in prospect. The jury began it's delib- erations shortl. before o'clock yes terday
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17
SANTA FEE TIME TABLE. PHOENIX CITY TIME.

Leave. ArrlNe. "The Diamond Jo." for Hot Springs function, Wicken- burg, Prescott and branch points, Jerome. Ash Fork. Los Angeles, San Fran cisco and all points west .......... .2:00 am. 2:35 am. "The Daylight Express" for Hot Springs Junction (Castle Hot Springs), Wickenburg, A. & c. branch points, Congress Junction, Prescott, Ash Fork, Denver, Kansas City, Chicago and all points east. .S:00 am. 4:10 pm. No trains on A. & C. Ky. or Poland branch Sum- days.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17
AN ATHLETIC JAP.-Y

AN ATHLETIC JAP.-Yesterday the
 police had a hurry-up call from the California restaurant on account of the presence there of an old timer known as San Antonio Green, who had par taken too freely of the cup that cheers. Green weighs about 25O pounds He was drifting along the street and in his uncertain cruise, landed in port at
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17
VISITING IN wAsHlNeToN-Mrs

Aneil Martin and son have gone to Washington D. C.. where they are the guests of Mrs. Martins sister. Mrs. William C. Barnes They will remain there until the middle of February.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-17

Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. i3 degrees. Accumulated deficinecy in rainfall since January l. 66 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY.
 Section Director.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-26

in battle with the lriquois, Mgr de
Laval receiving NJ. de Tracey the
liaGtenant-gcneral of Louis XIV"
Dpumont de SaintLussen taking pos
session Of the western country in the
name OF the King Of France, Frintenac
receiving the messenger cf Sir VIII
liam PhiFs at the Chateau OF St
Leuis and a grand male with a
grouping Cf all the historical charac-
ters Of the procession aud pageant =.
Record Attendance.
The number ef visitors in QTebec
fof the Tercentenary celebration is
believed to have reached the highest
figures Of the week today From |
points within radius of 100 miles
large parties arrived this forenoon to
spend Saturday and Sunday In view
ing the decorations of the city, the
waIships in the harbor. the parsdes
and ether ceremonies and. mcst Of
alt to catch a glimpse Of the Prince
OF wales and of the other notables a
tending the celebration.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-26
KILLED BAD NEGRO
Mississippi Deputy Sheriff Shoots in
Self Deferse-Was Reading
Warrant to Offender.

Waynesbcro, Miss, July 25.--A ne
gro by the name of Charley Johnson
was killed at Chicora, eight miles
from here yesteday by a deputy
horlf by the name Ct Tom Niliams.
The negro was being served with a
Salraht for petty larceny aud while
the deputy was reading it to him h
remarked that no damned white man
could arrest him, at the same tim-
grabbing the deputy's arm in an es-
fort OF get the officers pistol, but the
officer was the more powerful man
Of the vo and got loose from him.
firing two shots at close range at the
negro, cne bullet passing through his
body to the left of his right hip and
the ether entering at the side just
above the left hip, death resulting a.
NEST instantly.
Williams surrendered to A. =, Davis
another deputy, and was given a pre-
ipinary trial Immediately before
Justice Johnson and the evidence
showing plain and simpe case of
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-26
NEWS FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK
BIG EVENT IN POLITICAL FIELD
WILL BE TAFT'S NoTi-
FtCATiON.
WELD PEACE CONGRESS
Opens in London Tuesday-U. S. Well
epresented-Bcn Suit For
Custody of Children
Comes Up.

Washington, d. c., July 25.-The BIZ
levent Cf the week in the field Of poll
ties will be the Taft notification NEST
ing in Cincinnati Tuesday, when the
Republican nominee viii deliver his
first speech in the campaign for the
pre- rtsidency., The event will be made
an OCCASION for big Republican dem
onstration which will be attended by
individuals and marching clubs from
many partst Of the country.
Whether William r. Hearst is to
make another try for the presidency
this year will be determined at the ma
tional convention of the independence
Party, which will assemble in Chicago
Monday to adopt platform and name
candidates for president and vice pres
ident
William J. Bryan, so far as is now
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-26
GET TWO MORE
BOSTON BANDITS
TWO ITALIANS - ARMED TO
TEETH-AUToMosILE IN A
THRILLING cHASE-lDENTL
FLED BY DEAD MANS SON.

Foston, July Following Thrill.
ins chase of four hours in automc.
biles. two more bandits. one of who,,
was wounded, and both of when
.Heia heavily armed, were eart1red
shcftly after noon today. Eawar
MeManusson Of the saloon nan WIN
was shot Tuesday night identi :e,i
the two men.
These arrests followed tie ARE
earlier in the day Of Bruno Genaro. a
Italian. and of Abraham Weis. aeei
Ia who was pointed out N the street
by citizen as one of the gang.
The two meu chased by automo.
btles were Francesca Spudato. aged
2l, and Sepa Pasquale. aged 20 years
They could give no satisfactory stat =.
ment Of their whereabouts last night
The prisoners started to fight but
there were enough officers u subdue
them.
When searched reyolvers, razCTs
aud knives were found upon them. It
is believed that two more 'yeggs" are
still at large and the police ara teat.
ing the woods and thickets for them.
The man killed In the fight las:
night has not yet been identified
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-26
PARTY LEADERS
HOLD MEETINGS
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS
CONFER IN CHICAGO ON
PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Norman &. Mack, Bryans
Choice, is Chairman--H tch-
cock Meets Leaders.

I Chicago. July 25.--Chairman, Nor
man l., Mack, of Buffalo, New York
Wee chairman, l.. p all of Nebraska
treasurer. Governor c, Haskell, OF
Oklahoma; sergeantatarms, John |.
Martin Of Missouri,
After a seven hour conference with
VIM. j. Bryan and John w Kern,
Democratic nominees for president
and vice president. the subcommittee
of the national Democratic committee
today made its regular selection Of
officers of the committee, as given
above
1t was the first time In many years
that the national chairmna was
selected by the Democratic party only
after a bitter contest had been waged.
The choice of Mack was made pos
siblc only after national leaders,
Chas. F. Murphy Of Tammany;. and
~. J. Connors, chairman Of the state
Democratic committee had yielded to
the personal desires cf Bryan.
So pleased was Bryan with Mack's
election that he gave ont a statement
in which he openly announces the ar
pointment is recognition of eastern
Democracy. and that fight viii b.
made to carry New York.
At the evening session Of THE SUI
con,ittee Henry Watterson Of Louis
VILE, was selected as chairman of a
new committee which will be charged
largely with the publicity prlblems Of
the campaign Bryan VIII remain n
Chicago antil tomorrow evening when
he will leave for lsineo.n,