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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
New erossry

New Grocery.
William FriedlandeT Jr. has opened
up a suburban grocery. which he viii
run in connection with his commits
sion and produce business. corner q
Twelfth street and Oregon avenue
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
INDIANA SOLOAS IN
SPECIAL SESSION

indianapolis, Ind. Sept. 1S.,-The In
diana legislature today convened in
special session upon the call Of Gov
ernor Frank J Hanley, for the specisl
OF providing legislation to do
away with the reign OF terror being
created by night riders in the tobacco
districts Of the state. Although this
is the only matter for which the legis-
laure is called, it is probable that
other matters will come up. t is said
that measures such as a demand for
the repeal Of the metropolitan police
bin and the enactment of law guar
deposits in state bankers win
be forced upon the legislature by the
Democrats. Many Republican leaders
we're opposed to the special session.
but Governor Hsaley was obdurate
and the solons are in session today as
the result.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
Croker Returns and
viii Help Elect Bryan

New York, Sept is Richard Gro
ker, former leader Of Tammany Hall
viii leave Queenstown the first Of
next week for America to and the
weight Of his influence to elect VIII
liam J. Bryan president This is the
information given out by close friends
Of Richard Croker, Jr and Edward
Cahnl, the two men in New York most
intimately acquainted with the plans
of the old chief of Tammany 1t is
said that Mr. Croker's plan to come to
this country to help Mr. BRYAN is in
line with a promise made by him to
the Nehraskan when the latter left
ireland on the last lap Of his recent
world tour.
Although Mr. Croker was opposed TO
MI Bryan in 1896. he soon afterward
revised his opinion Of the Nebras-
kan. and for ten years the personal re
lations between them have been grow
ing closed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
Texas Counties Have
Unique Boosting Plan

Stamford, Texas. Sept IS-A rather
unique plan for advertising the agri-
cultutAl resources of this section OF
Texas he's been evolved here. and IS
Just about to be given a practical test.
An agricultural exhibit Of agricultual
products frem this ard surrounding
counties has been placed in special
ears. and viii he sen, around the state
10 various counU fmrs. after the fash.
ion o. side show attractions. ut IS
believed me scheme win he beneficial
io Stamford and vicinity The train
win be provided with spoilers and
au the ether accessories ordinsrily
with side show The arsi glaoe az
Which the train win stop is Abilene
where the Central West Texas fair is
in progress From there IS win be
taken e ths san Antonio ana Dallas
fairs ana then On sround he entire
elrcuit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
STORIES ABOUT TOWN
oearee Of Honor.

3 = &C NI TINIINI7
An members Of the Degree Of Honor
are requested 10 be present Ct the
meeting in the A o. L. " hall this
vening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
GORE STIRS
WISCONSIN
OPENED STATE CAMPAIGN AND
THRILLED GREAT MULTITUDE
BY HIS EL00UENCE

Madison. Wis, Sept 49, Senator
Thomas p Gore, the blind senator of
The new state Of Oklahoma. last night
opened thc Wisconsin Democratic
state campaign before an assemblage
Of 900 which crowded The hlgn school
auditorium to lis doors The blind
senator Is a forceful and eloquent
speaker and easily held the attention
Of his large audience throughout the
speech. Confining most Of his remarks
to the national Democratic platform.
he explained and elucidated its diff
ferent principles and pleaded for votes
in It's behalf He especially dwelt
upon the planks which were urged
upon the Chicago convention by sena-
tor LaFoueue's friends but which
were repected and later adopted by
the Democratic convention at eDn-
YER,
Senator Gore made several flattar.
ing references to Senator LaFollette
and infreQuently declared that he was
one Of the most advanced statesmen in
the upper house OF congress. The ref
erences TO Senator LaFolette were
warmly received
Senator Gore complained Of feeling
wearied by his long journey from New
York to Wisconsin but he did not man
lfest any signs OF fatigue during his
speech He was met at the railroad
station when he arrived last night by
Attorney John A. Aylward, Democrat |
lc candidate for governor, and sew
9ral other prominent Democrats.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18

Dont forget ~Ny Wife's Husband
at Convention ham Friday night. Sept
- benefit q fhe ODD Fellows or.
plans Hone Admission is Is and
eaaEs Thirv-fiEe cent tickets mas 3
exchanged a. Bruwnson's for reserved
seats L IS going 70 be an excellent
entertainment Bay a sssEet DO. end
eusoy yoarself Als-7t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
SENATOR OWEN SPOKE
TO G. A. R. VETERANS

Sulphur. Okla, Sept. lS.-An ad-
dress by Senator Robert L. owen was
the principal feature of today's ell
eampment of the G. A. R. here To-
night /. NJ. Holcomb Of Oklahoma City
viii address the veterans, after which
taps will be sounded and a most sue
cessful encampment ended. The
morning meeting was taken up in the
transaction OF unfinished business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
MINCO MARSHAL Is
PLACED UNDER BOMB

Luther Abery. town marshal at Min
co. was brought down by Deputy Sher-
IN Pete Krey this morning on charge
OF interfering with an officer. He gave
bond for his appearance for trial be-
fore the district court
The arrest grows out of the disturb
ance in Minco last Saturday when
Abery arrested deputy sheriff
for carrying a gun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
CARES
NOT FOR AGE
SlGHlNC SWAIN OF n CLASPS
HANDS WITH 81 WEDDING
PERMITS

Eleven marriage licenses have been
issued during The past week, and three
Of The "sighing swains' were many
years beyond the recognized age limit
for the bushing bridegroom. One fond
lover a years old, bashfully entered
the court house holding hands with
his bride Of 81 years Of age. end hav-
ing received the permit to marry, they
walked away, never unclasping their
hands.
Licenses were issued to the follow
ing couples;
H. II. wegner and Mary Burnett,
both Of Okarche
Peter j Hemmer and Lizzie
0'Rourke, from Illinois.
A. @. Parker and Lula Tramay, Of
Blanchard.
Clyde Divers and Minnie Lee Stu
art, Of Waurika.
w. II. Burgess and Flora Riekar1,
Of Chickasha.
Thomas Waldon and Katie Pickey,
of Tuttle.
]. A Edison and May Covington,
Of Naples.
II. f. Delk and Mrs. S. e. Hill.
Of Middleton, Tenn.
R. F. Kirk and Alma Butler, Of
Jaff Thomas of Lindsay and Mathe
Keno, of Lucille.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18

Lost BLACK soa h.g ears. white
zzca. hottei tail Return to Fret
Means SIS Kansas s.1s-ss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18

F1s Rsli-E Furnished room for one
81 sao gentlemen. close ln Auniv to
- sr--h hEr1 srecf s1sss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18
GRADY COUNTY CORN.

g. l. Friend brought TO The Express
office this week some fine speeimnes
cf Grady county corn. It vas raised
g bis sons Rlsee three miles east az
town and IS 50 excellent example 81
What ne uplanas Of the county viii
produce Mr Friend has 300 acres
which win WELD ie 10 So bushels per
acre
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18

Judge John T. Carthei OF Trenton
Tenn arrived in the city yesterday
and Is q prospective citizen OF Chick
asha Tie is an uncle Of Mrs. r 81
Cayet and IS An old friend o R +
Thweat and ]. D. vanoe For eight
years Judge Carthel vas On The circuit
court bench 1ud IS enc ut the best
known and mos, highly respected cit-
rens Of West tennessee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18

cart Jack aiills. veteran printer.
editor and srsveisr. IS In town o. ole
of his reraETlnatiag Io1rs. hsving an
rived from san Antonio Texas last
night CAPT. lse rras connected with
ne lonFnsl in this eity several ysars
age. Eosus irom hsre Is Ada vhs-e
h fousht ar interest e sha nsno-
ers He assumed the editorial u.a--
aumeni ot ths Democrat e rhigh hs
na5s eonsGlCac1s Success and be IS
nov iskinE E deserved rss He wiH
50 10 western oklah01a On hunting
trip
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-18

To Memter & ihe Erce-,amr- sf
ihs % e f. we win iniass 8
class ei shirlyieo candidates at oar
meeting ionisiii All members c0re
Ht p Plato
A Haiehl CAisf patrisreA
Se4iAe
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
PREACHER HAS STORY.

Atlantic city \. j., Aug. 2g.-The
police say they have no additional
important Information concerning the
Roberts shooting ease. No arrest g.,
contemplated af present.
An operation today disclosed the
TACT that the bullet passed through
Roberts liver aud lodged iu the mus.
rle of bis back
a story which mar have some bear
ing on the case ls told by Rev Henry
Fisher. whose family occupied 70 cot
aso two blocks from the scau- of tho
shooting He says that at The Time of
he shooting he was preparing 90 re-
lire fur fhe r.-#t when ne vas a-
tactel by tse Shots He went go tla
window and saw .h-s, =aa running
dow Htbe board RaIk. They turned n-
to Nev Hampshire avenue and bur
r.cl toward Atlantic avenue Ho lost
sight af them .n fhe darkness ana can
riEe uo definite description.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
MASKETIE WINS
RICH FUIURI1Y
FINE PERFORMANCE OF KEENEs
FAST FlLLEY At SLEEPS
HEAD SAY.
STAKE WORTH $4,000
Helmet, Also Keenas Property Third
DE witt Wins Feature Race
Of Last Day Of Readville
Meetinn.

s,ccI shead Bay, L. L. Aug. %
jones Necne's fast hlify Mask tie,
won the rich futurity stakes fer tive.
yoal clds today and eluaIled the best
limc for the ract. 1;ll -, made last
yeai by Colin, a.so owned by Keena.
This time. however is 3 Ia seconds
slower than the hest record for the
distance, six furlongs Sir Martin
was second and Keeae's Helmet third.
The race. was rpn before the small.
est attendance gathered to vi iness
the awarding Of the historic prize In
mal Years
A; the start Helmet was in front
ar set afast pace to the bend where
Masfette closed strong, and taking
The lead won easily by three lengths
Sie Martin came from away back and
was second, head before Helmet
Notter, who rode the winner was
loudly cheered whom he came lack
to the scales after the race. The at
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
BIG ESTATE IS
TO Be DIVIDED
ESTABLISHED THAT MRS. FAIR
Llt ~ LONGEST IN AUTO
ACCIDENT.
FORTUNE WENT TO HER
For Few Minutes Only, But Long
Eronh TO Allow Relatives to
Claim Their share-Smiths
CT Part.

! Newark, N. ] Aug 20 Frank Pet
erson Smith ct this city, the brother
Of Mrs Charles /. Fair, who was Kill
led with her husband In France Ia al
automobile accident, has won biz
teht to recover one seventh of the
IS, 100000 estate from Mrs William !.
Banderbilt. Jr, and Mrs Herman Gel
richs.
Mr. Smith has won what he was
fighting fer" declared Attorney C1tn.
dler Of New York, who represents Mr
Smith and other contesting Smith
heirs The papers have been drawr.
and the adiustraaa, OF our differences
viii be mrl III once
FL u Shenandoah. Iowa, to New
ara as fast as swift passenger tras
can bring hcr, comes Lillian Smith
kitchen girl IN boarding house, who
will receive Sol 900 Of the $s.00Q,e10
estate Miss Smith. was The lost
daughter of Frank Smith. who was
himself lost" heir to the big estat.,
according to the supposiiion Of ctaer
heirs
IN stead Of being lost" h-weHe.
Smith had been busy for three YEAR,
tferreting out every iesail Of the eli
eumstanees surrounding and fcLo0in
the tragic death Of his sister and he.
husband His search carried him ta
Europe, to California and through
New Jersey.
Hang on Slender Point.
"The rightfui hcifs 70 the esta e. \
Isald Smith, are the late Mrs Han
nah Nelson. our mother, and mothe;
Iof Caroline ID Smith Fair. Mrs Jos
hua Leonard. William r. Smith Of
Caldwefl. Charles j. Smith Of Bculder
Colo. Mrs. George Bunnel OF Union.
Mrs. Sarah Lefller, now dead. whose
heirs are Mrs Frank Leonard and
Frank p Smith"
Suit was brought last spring hy
Frank IT, Smith, who declared that he
would press his claim to the highest
court If necessary. He was joined by
the other contesting heirs. who said
that the big estate OF Mrs. Fair had
been taken by Mrs. William X Van.
derbilt, Jr.. and Mrs. Herman Gel
richs.
The vital fact lupon which Smith
based his suit for a seventh part Of
the estate was that Mrs Fair died 40
minutes after her husband did, and,
therefore. she inherited his fortune.
To substantiate this he took many
trips TO Europe where the French
gatckeeper at the spot where the acci-
dent occurred declared that Mrs Fair
had lived for nearly an hour afte-
her husband died OF his injuries
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
Ne VS. FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK
SEVERAL. EVENTS WILL SERVE
TO QUICKEN POLITICAL IN
TEREsT OVER COUNTRY.
FL[ET AT MELBOURNE
Primaries in Mich can and Wscons. n
C. Q, p. Campaign to Ee Opcnsd
in Ohio Saturday--Othar
Events,

/ Washington p. c. Aug 29-seYeral
ieyeats during tae coming week viii
serve TO quicken political activity
Throughout the country William J.
Bryan Is slated for several speecfc
lin the Dakotas and Minnesota Judge
'Taft win stay at Middle Bass Island
until tie end Of The week, when he
will 20 to Cincinnati TO remain unf!l
election day Thomas F. EIisgel prest
dental candidate Of the Independence
party, viii spend the early part OF the
week in Indiana and Ohio and win
then start on a speaking tour Of the
Northwestern states. Eugene Y. Dabs
candidate Of the Socialist party plans
to leave Chicago on a tour that will
take him to the Pacific coast
The big event Of the week will he
the formal opening Of The Ohio Repuh-
licu campaign at Youngstown Satur-
day. al which Governor Hughes of
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
AWFUL PICTURE
Of OESOLA1|0N
DALLAS, TEX, REAL ESTATE
MAN DEcRlBES FLOOD AT
FOLSOM, NJ. NJ.
WENGER'S BODY MISSING
Had Not Been Found az Last Accounts
--Wife ard Dau~nter PICKED
Up Eirhteen Mics
Below Town.

Denver, Aug ga DELAYED clio
RADIO Southern train bringing refugees
from the district Of Folsom. N. NJ
acclad by the Gins on riysr al,
Irivcd about neon today Among tie
passengers was Frank D. Jones a
.Itat estate man q Dallas, Texas.
.Jonys said;
Il have never seen srch q picture
cf waste ana dasoiat.cn since
eazed at the ruins Of Galveston after
it had been rayished by the tidal
wave. The entire business district OF
Folsom and a great portion of the
residence section was washed down
stream ami the few business no S
remaining had water up to Their q q
ond floors
"When we left Folsom seventeen
Of tic twentyone missing persons
were accounted for Seventeen dead
bodies were found at various points
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
ONLY FIVE MISSING.

Trinidad Colo. Arg -9-Dir. 60
communication with Folsom. y. M
whicL was devastated and Isolated by
"a Gcod iu Cimar-ou creek Thursia.
niaht was established today anal IL
Wa learned that the stories tlai
scores OF persons are missing are un.
founded Up 20 early this afternoon.
Is bodies haI been recovered and
-uiv five persons were then mis-. ile.
Som, Of the bodies recovered were
horribly mutEataI and uHr,c0eniz
able.
Al the height 0f the fool the water
vas g. feet deep and q mile "iie in
tho canyon where the town i5 locate D.
The force Of tre water twisted TIE
railroad rails Hke Eire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
STEAMER Sinks:
81 ARE DROWNED
BRITISH SHIP IN TYPHooN-Two
SURVIVORS FRUSTRATED BY
ExPosURE-coLLEcTloN IS
TAKEN UP FOR RELIEF.

Toxic. Aug 19-Neus OF the sink
ling of the British steamer Dunearn
AMI the loss Of ar but two of the s.
Numbers Of her crew. IN the typh9cn
which RACED on Aug eG. cT the pert
~ Goto on the Island Of Kiuhiu. has
reaehei here in a report received
from Moi. a town on the same island.
Tho names of the survivors are given
as WIZ Philips. am engineer. ami John
LaETan a seaman. both of when
were picked Up by the japan se
steamer S8kyo Mau.
The Dunearu was bound from Niko-
laiesk Asiatic Russia. o. Singapore.
ant Iut In al the port Of Ksratsu fr
coal Again putting 20 sea or Arg
- the ship ran into the very center
cf @ ypho0n. which sent her % the
bottom The two survivors are rr- s.
true1 from exposure and hardship
ana q subscription has been taken uo
for them among the crew of tre
SatEo
TIE Duncan vas steei scrzw
steamer Of z121 tons. ,mnantei b.
Cart J. Graham She sailed O. m
Hembrrg for Niko'aiesk ca Mas =
ami arrigeI at the latter port On Aug
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30

New York wll Pee She chief speaker
The meeting VIII practically mark
the opening Of The Republican cam.
.paign for the whole country and the
speech which Governor Hughes viii
deliver has been prepared with that
fact in view.
General state primaries viii be- held
In Michigan and Wisconsin. In Mich
igan the interest csuters principally
In the contest for the Republican gu
bernaticrial nomination, in which Gov
ernor Warner is fighting for q thir
term and is opposed boy two able oppo-
ucuts Iu Wisconsin The interest re-
wolves around the daHt for the United
States seuatorship. Four candidates
are engaged i'm a bitter fight fer the
Republican nomination. They a.r
Senator Isaac Stephenson who IS a.
candidate to succeed himstlg. forme.
state Senator William D. HattoH
Francis T. McGoyern. district attornc-
.cf Milwaukee County. and former Con
artssmaa :. a. Cook OF Ncenah. The
fight of RePros-ntarive John J. JcnE
ir-. chairman of the House Tuliciar-
Committee. TO retain his seat IRA con
eress is also attracting attention
Tie state election iu Vermont takes
..Tlrs T-a-r-- Iu- fr the rriufra rt
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
CHARGE Dis EXAMINATION
1fe Hs.nez Commercial Organization
F.rs Cam With Interstate
Commerce Comm IS on.

W9-.r4f Aug -1-Eakfre
sweeping eEar-.s 0f discrimination
against U. Nrns- a.. i1 favor oi
Missouri Hl Mississippi river points
f.s Greater H.- None- committee. a
commercial erraaiEa-i0n tCIar fi q
r.-H.air- aill tae Interstate clm-
H.-.. .sH-l.-i.u against fhe G--af
Western ra'aal. asking the commits
sion @. rega.-. that line to put into
io~-e rates. vhich Hil- not disefimi-
nat- against Des Moiuss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30

down the river some of them 80 miles
below Folsom.
"Tht principal merchant of the
town d. b. WeE-er was drowned,
and bis body has not been recovered.
Til" body of his wife was found eigh-
teen miles down stream ana that Of
his daughter mile below that point -
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
THREE BALLOONS START.

Columb-s. Aua -e-THre hafaaa
started Iate this afternoon i1 the i1
ternatiGnll rae and feara SD
start tomorrov. q shortage of gas pre-
venting the inGa-i0H Of the last el
traut before dark Two az the balloon
are sailing toward the northwest an.
one landed after "a fight Of tso hour-
and FIVE minutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
tendance today was 10000. The stake
was worth S25|t3 to tno winner
LAST DAY At REApviLLE

Boston Avg 29-De Wit owned
by F 5. Burke, Dr., of Cleveland
haalef the summary of the cllssl-
- goo Massachusetts stake at Read.
Nf'fr Rack track today the closing
day of the Gran1 Circuit meeting b.
capturing the FIRST two heats the fina'
one tcing 20 Carlokin.
Andrews led an the way I'm tine
heats he won with Te Witt and in
the last was not headeI tIrl in the
Very last strides, whc1 Clrlokin
rusrG him out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
WATER NOW REcEEnlNG.

Fayetteville Ark Aug 29-After
reaching the uuprCcedcutei height cf
a feet the food waters of the Cave
Fear river began TO receie today. j.
is estimated that families were
driven uut of one hundred hous S.
while at least two hundred other
houses were destroyed by wafer
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
EXPLOSION KILLS THREE

Yrrrrstcwn. ohio. aug -a-Tf-.e
u.u Gre dead anf tvo more believed
no pe fatally injured as a re-u of af
sui.eioH iu the plant of f-e Blrs1
Powder company la'e today
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
TOLD BROTHER
NOT To SHOOT
THORNTON HAMS REMARK
AFTER AFFAIR ToLC TO
C0URT-NEW LIGHT.
STOOD BY HIS KI7SMAN


New York Aug, "a new light
was thrown ON the Faysidp traaedv
todo, n,hon :, r.,a .no,ra 49,,
-.
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.'''' "'o'i i'"'''' ''',' q ''i' ~ M
'"7 ',-"' 'N p035'' = ?
ni' ''''F i'o' 70 hl'. A"li's' ho'I me J.,
i'oN 'Ner' were nei' ".''ou' Oa'i an"
ds'ih commute" 10 tne queens COZ n
. J"' ~ long '7''ho 0l'S TO await
'"s action u ,''e Eidil' jury
ona'te7 TONERS VINO j. member
VI ''' b"l7l9e aeilt c''o' lsstl'le q
'""O amer lHe 9'oounH "ile" u ae'
ll''i. was mace on nofllteh ha.hs
nor .la weapon APT liaius a''lsel
Hl9 iiola'r 10 give up lhe weapon.
aa'IliE. nus lS q gentlemen cluo.
if' lHeM nave your pistol.
Ihe witness also said that when he
toiI lhofhloh Hams lhat was as
AulitN as rus brother. since ne ha1
prevented any one from stopping jAe
shooting. thornton Hams replied;
Nhat coud l deg tie was my
brother. nave tried to persuade MIN
for some time from doing this. ! an
lust as sorry about it as anybody
here
Hams is Detected
Other witnesses examined We're
Nhas ". Baker. the policeman who
made the arrest at Rayside and Coro.
ner's Physician Frey who performed
the autopsy The defense asked
Bake" no questions and put only a
few queries to Or Frey Roberts was
examined at considerable length bY
Eugene n Young who conducted tn
ease for the defense. BY the time
this witness left the stand the detail s.
Of tho shooting stood out with greater
cleamess than they had rp to the
time of the police court proceedings
Cant Peter C. Hains. TO all appear
ances, paid not the slightest attention
to the testimony He stirred cnlv AZ
the mention Of the name Ct Annis
When Witness Roberts told how the
publisher had fallen from the ioa'
after the first shot, causing the water
to become red with blood Capt. Ham
Suddenly threw his head up and for
moment stared straight at Roberts
before dropping back TO his crouch
ing position.
Never Lifts His Head.
A greater part of the time tn"
young army officer sat with his face
lowered almost to his knees, MS.
fingers pressed close TO ms t'mp.t7
and win ms eyes hNed upon 'h' 'o"i.
lil' attitude "pl'h ana Io, ''''N'
h0t me one Ii'n'' maze q Il''"'' ~
inc deepest "'j''l'o'h nv VIZ |
same gray sun ''"' No ,''. WI ..
a's W., s'o,',l'S o,'", ,.,'. '''' '''''
u. "''" '"1.'' ~ wv i '', .,.....-... '.' -. q,
"1 u'',',',,'"' .., ..''' ..-,,.,,,,,
-, M, s.,.,,,-r
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
Husband Suspected.

Mrs Roberts and Mrs. Williams
have been much together today and
'onight Mrs. Roberts declared her be.
lief that her husband was the victim
II a highwayman
Stiil the police will not accept the
theory so strongly advanced that the
shooting of Mr. ROBBERS was the work
Of o daring hollup man They have
tunnunccd thai Mr. Willigms IS under
uspicion and that he will not be elm.
mated from the case until ne has prov.
"a conclusiyely and TO their sausfac
lion that he was not here Wednesday
nigm and that be was entirely ignor-
ant Of The attempt upon Mr. Roberts
life and the circumstances which lei
no 10 IT,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-30
LAWYER SUES THAw.

poughkeepsie. y. Y. Arg 2a-1oar
e Gleason. II New York. LAWYER q
day sued Harry X ThaE for So -
counsel fees