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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
CHICAGO STIRRED
SAWYER SUES MILLIONAIRE
BROSsEAU FOR $4,000 FOR
ALLEGED ALIENATION OF
WlFG'S AFFECTIONS.

Chicago, Aug. Exchanges of hyp-
motto influence and ocCultism in n
damage suit for $4,000, brought
against S. +. Bresseau, millionaire,
Boar dof Trade operator, art critic,
Chevalier Of the French of Honor aud
a leader among the French residents
of Chicago. occasioned a stir in Chi
cago's French circles today.
The praecipe in the suit was filed a
month ago by Attorney J. II. Migner
on, who has an office in the Schiller
Building. In the bin which he is pre-
pairing to file in the Superior Cour',
the attorney charges that Brosseau
alienated the affections of his wife,
Marie Angelic Denault Migneron, and
exercised a compelling power over
her"
1T is a clear case of blackmail,' de.
clared Brosseau. The charges are
outrageous. Why, the man is not even
married."
Brosseau's statement that Attorney
Migneron is not married and the az
torney's declaration in the bill he is
preparing that he was married to
Marie Angelic Denault i'm Quebec, in
1908. led to an unsuccessful effort TO
find both Attorney Migneron and his
wife today
L. c. Brosseau. son of the defendant
in the action, was willing to discuss
the matter more fully than his father.
The charges against my father are
absolutely untrue he said. 1T Is
nothing but case of blackmail. This
case will be fought to a finish and be
fore it is through some one, will suf
fer"
Mrs. Brosseau also declared that the
charges against her husband are out
rageous and an attempt to compr0-
mise him and injure his position
among the French people of Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
ARRESTS ORDERED
OF Five Election Officers in ST. Louis
on AHIdavits Charging Them
With Fraud.

St Louis, Mo- Aug, 23.-Orders
We're issued late today for the arrest
of five judges and clerks of election
who served at the recent primary In
the second precinct of the Third Ward
If St Louis. on ir"oimation charging
fratd, filed by Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Falkenhainer The basis Of
the charges against the accused men
are the affidayits of voters living in
the precinct These, to the number Of
70, swear that they cast their votes
for candidates. who occording to the
returns from the precincts, received
10 votes there.
Three arrests were made lat, today
m the information issued Those TAX.
on into custody are Eraest Won Stade.
Republican Judge; Water r. Guilford
Republican clerk, and John Sullivan,
Democratic clerk At the police sta.
tion they were speedily released on
bond in the sums of 81 900 each.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
CONFIDENCE IN
TAFI'S ELECTION
is GREATEST DANGER G. o. p.
FACES IN EhST-POSTMASTER
GENERAL INTiMATES NO
ENTHUSIASM IS
SHOWN.

Hot Springs, Ag. 23.--Posbnaster
General Meyer, who Is here conferrn
with Judge TAFT, today expressed him
self in an interview on the general
political situation and on the Demc.
cratic proposition of guaranteeing ma
tiona, bank deposits, declaring the
latter to he Tone step further toward
socialism"
Meyer believes the greatest danger
the party cCnfronts in the east is the
prevailing sentiment that theelect on
nf the Republican, ticket is a fcregone
conclusion. In this conneatlos he re-
might he the hest thing for the party
If the usual majority In Verm~ Mt
should be materially reduced This
would, he said, In view of the Septem-
Der election In that state awaken the
to realization that the
was en-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
He WAS STUNG
Bee Poison CIotted His Blood and the
Farmer Was Dead in Twenty
Minutes.

Columbus. Ohio, Aug 23.-'While
cutting clover on his farm near Dub
lin, this county John Stansberry, age1
az. died 90 minutes after being stung
by bees
He was stung six times on the hand
and wrist and once in the ear. The
action of bee poison is similar to that
of the rsttlesnake 1t clots the blood.
and when the clots reach the heart
cardiac poison ensues
The six stiugs on Stansberry's hand
and wrist, where both arteries and
veins lie on the surface. were favor.
able to the speedy action of the pois-
on i'm this case.
Stansberry was nephew of Henry
Stansberry. who was Attorney General
in President Andrew Johnson's cabi-
net
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
BUYS NEWSPA PAP[R
TO GET REVENGE
E., G. LEWIS HAS ABOUT COM.
pLETED PURCHASE OF ST.
ST. LOUIS STAR.
FIGHT POST DISPATCH
Lewis Has Had Desire 10 Retaliste
With That Paper for Attack on
Him in Connection With Fail.
ure OF His Bank.

ST Louis, Aug. 23 Edward G..
Lewis, publisher of the Woman's Ma.
itional Daily and the presiding genius
OF numerous other enterprises, Mayer
Iof University City which he founded
at the western limits OF st, Louis, has
practically completed negotiations for
the purchase of the St Louis Star
Chronicle, nowe owned By Nathan
Frank
MIR. Lewis has long entertained .
desire to enter the newspaper field Of
st Louis proper, believing that an en-
terprising and fearless at rnoon
newspaper would succeed against the
Post Dispatch. against which he has
wished to rotallate since the attak
OF that paper on the now extinct Peo'
ple's United States Bank. postal say
ings institution which Mr.. Lewis orig
mated.
As a result of the articles In refer
enoe to his bank published In a local
newspaper Mr. Lewis now has pend
lIlb aEhRuSL It's ilubtleicF hhihuE' 6"'e0
aggr egating s750,o 400
Subsequent to these attacks In the
paper referred to and the report of
their investigation of the institution
by ~Cstofflce Inspectors Secretary of
State John f. Swanger forced the
bank into the hands of a receiver.
which reeeivcrship has since been
lifted.
Litigation of both criminal and
civil nature followed against Mr.. Lew
lis aud his monthly publications, which
ior time jeopardized moi only his
llbe rty but his possessions as we'll
| Maintaining from the outset that hs
was being unjugtly accused and thai
the attacks of the Government upon
| his properties were of a tyranical ma
ture, MIR Lewis fought to vindicate
himself aud finally triumphed when a
Jury IN the United States District
Court here some months ago acquitted
him of any wrong doing. The depus-
itors Of the bank were paid dollar for
dollar and the stockholders Jared
nearly as well.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
MOTOR BOAT RACE
Dixie H. Won Third Contest For Chal-
Beard Of Trade operator, art critic,
Chippewa Bay.

Ogdensburg, NJ Y, Aug. 29,-In a
stirring race on Chippewa Bay yester
day the Dixie IT,, champion of motor
boat racers, won the third and final
contest for the gold challenge cnup.
defeating Chip ILL.,, the defending boat,
in the fast time of iifty-nine minutes
for thirty miles Although the Dixie
wo nthree straight races, she only de.
feated the Chip by six points. In
each of the races the Chip had been
close behind the Dixie and today was
only 80 seconds in the rear The
Dixie recently won the international
cup at Huntington, L. l., and by this
winning she gains the undesputed title
of champion of motor boat racers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
GOVERNMENT HAS RIGHT
viii interfere With Appropriation of
Waters OF Interstate Streams For
irrigation Purposes.

Washington, Aug. 25.-That the fed
eral government has the right and will
interfer In the interest of a fair deal'
in the matter of the appropriation of
the waters of interstate streams for ir
rigation purposes is the position taken
by Secretary Garfield in connection
with number of irrigation projects
on the headwaters of the Rio Grande
river. which rises in Colorado anil
flows through New Mexico.
The projects that are responsible
for the secretary's action are locate I
in the San Luis Valley. a large tract
Of inter-mountaiu arabic land IN
Colorado. and bis opinion is
the result of personal inspection.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
MISSOURI PASTOR
FACES CHURCH AND COURT
TRIAL ON A CHARGE OF Sc.
DUcTloN LEADING TO VIC
TINS DEATH.

Hannibal. Mo, Aug. 23-The Mis-
souri, Conference of the NJ. T. church,
South, here next Wednesday, will cen
slider the case of Rev. Clyde Cow.
charged with the downfall and death
of Miss Elizabeh Gleason, the Lincoln
county school teacher It Is OF special
interest becarse of the parties in
volved
Mr. Cow will not make any defense
on account of the seriousness of the
charge he must face In the circuit
court at Mexico. where his case was
taken on a change of venue, after
Dr w. H. Hemphill. who was found
guilty at Troy Of performing Grimm
al operation, IT is alleged, at the sug-
gestion of Cow. which resulted in the
death of the teacher, member of
his congregation
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
CRAWFORD FOUGHT
Cairo Patient Who Died at Anna Asy.
lum QuarreIed With Another
Patien, Over a Swing.

An attacho of the Anna asylum was
in the city yesterday and he expressed
the belief that the reports in corcu-
lation here with respect to the death
of VIM. Crawford were exaggerated
and unjust. He said Crawford was
violent the day before he died. He
had a fight with another patient who
was bigger and stronger than he. They
quarrelled over a swing in the asylum
grounds and fought, both being bruis-
ed about the head and face He said
Crawford was taken with a fit and
died
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
DEPLORABlE CONDITION
Four OF Five Churches at Covngton,
Pa, Without Psstors-Limited
Services in Fifth.

Covington, Pa. Aug 23.--This town.
with its several churches, is passing
through a dearth of religious senti-
ment Of the five churches, four are
without pastors, while in the fifth ser
vices are held only on Sunday after
moons. and 10 cap the climax the Ep-
worth League Of the Methodist church
has just surrendered its charter, be.
cause of lack Of attendance.
The Weekly Sun, in an editorial
commenting on this condition of
things. declared that the town has evi
IDENTIFY been turned over to the devil
for the summer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION
COMPLETED. - BRYAN AP-
PROVES PLANS OF COM.
MlTTEES.
FIGHT UP TO PEOPLE
Mack Seeking to Have Clubs Formed
III Every Precinct to Distribute
Literature and Collect
Funds.

Chicago, Aug. 23.-Ncw that viii
liam j. Bryan has set his seal of ap-
proya' upon the plans made by the
Democratic national committee to
brin2 about his election, the Demo
cratic campaign may be said t"day to
be in that period of transition in
which the practical organization is
completed and the skirmish fire of bat.
tie has begin. There has been meet
ing of the national committee and
subcommittee with Mr. Bryan Sep
tenher to consider whether the lile
of action taken is proving effective.
Political developments since the
last twenty-four hours, since Mr..
Bryau's arrival here show that the
managers of the Democratic campaign
have put the fight into the hands Of
Mr. Bryan and up to the people. Mr..
Bryan has already made two speeches
and this week will find him making
several speeches in the middle west
whert Chairman Mack has decided 10
make the main fight of the campaign
New York is to he invaded, in a |
probability New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland and West Virginia, and in
these states, as we'll as in Indiana,
Ohio. Illinois and Iowa the Democratic
cratic candidate will make the prin-
Cipal struggle.
Chairman Mack is seeking to have
Democratic clubs organizezd In every
precinct in the United States. Upon
these clubs both Mr. Bryan and the
national committee are depending for
their greatest strength
The work OF the clubs viii be to see
that literature is placed in proper
hands The collection of campaign
funds is to major degree to be put
up to the clubs.
1t was announced at headquarters
today that Thomas II. Tibbes, who
ran with Thomas Watson as vice
candidate on the populist
ticket in 1904, had written to the com
mittee that he was urging all his
friends in the populist party to sup
port Mr.. Bryan this year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
HEAVY FROST PREVAILED
IN THE NORTHWEST

st. Paul Minn. Aug. 23.-Reports
from Minnesota. North Dakota and
Northern Wisconsin tell of heavy frost
At Dickinson. \. u. p degrees of
rrost were recorded G'enwood and
Augusta. Wis. reported heavy frost.
Campbell. Mimi. killing frost with the
temperature2t degrees Crookstun
heavy frost Detroit temperature %.
Halstead 81. Bottineau. N D.. 80;
Devils Lake. y D. %. with heavy
frost. Iangdon. y n. 80: Lisbon. n
n -: Willlston. y n. %. with light
frost.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
Former Asserting Teller Placed Under Arrest
Was Suspected at First
FIRE COVERS ACRES
IN C0NSTAN NTIK0PLE;
1900 HOUSES BURNED

COnstantinople, Aug 23--Fire broke
cut this afternoon in the Stamboul
quarter and within very brief per.
iod a terrible connagraton was raging
A strong wind carried the flames at
great speed, and for six hours they
swept over a wide section, destroying
i,590 houses and shops The fire was
still burning at o'clock tonight, but
the wind had decreased considerably.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
DUTCH PEOPLE
NOT BOTHERED
BY DISTANT VENEZUELAN WAR
CLouD-CONTENT TO LET
GOVERNMENT ACT.
CHANCE OF SETTLEMENT
Believed BY Officials of Foreign Office
TO Still Exiet-Cabinet Regards
Matter as Beyond Arbitra-
ton.

The Hague, Aug. 23--The distant
Venezuelan war cloud does not ruff,e
the placidity fthe Dutch capitol
There is no enthusiasm over the pros
pect of furnishing President Castro
for the insult suffered by the Dutch
ministet.
The public appears content to let
the government take what ever meas
ures it considers proper.
Officials of the foreign office pro
less to believe that there is a chance
of settling the trouble between the two
nations by diplomacy. but prepare
tions now being made by the minis
try of marine dscredts such opti
mism
Nothing less than the speedy with
drawal of President Castros decrees
which have been the means of Grip
pling trade in the Island of Curacao
and something in the nature of al
apology, will be satisfactory to Hol-
land.
There are few. however, who believe
that President Castro will consent to
these terms. Arbitration is urged by
somo newspapers.
The government would be glad It
such a solution were possible. Quce
Wihelmina particularly is anxious to
preserve the peace, but the cabinet
regards the summary dismissal of It's
minister as an insult to national hon
or, and outside the class of cases for
arbitration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
A POISONED RAT BITES
Man Who was Demonstrating Prep
srston for DISCRIMINATING Pests
May Die as Result

pes Moincs. Iowa, Iowa Poison
hal injected virus. 4. w Clake, Of
Detroit. was hurried from the State
Fair Grounds to a hospital yesterday
morning. and doctors fear he may lose
his life If the poison gets into
Clarke's blood T. NAV have the same
effect as on rat and he may 20 mad.
II is claimed by the drug company
that Clark was representing at the
Fair that a rat once infected with the
poison will bite all other rats with
which 1t comes in contact. and that
they will die.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
NEGRO RAPIST ESCAPES
Breaks Away From Sheritf-Posse in
PUreuit-Said to Have Assaulted
Sheriffs Niece.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 23.-Mack
Holland. alleged negro rapist was TAX.
en- from Montgomery tonight to
Grecnville by Sheriff Watson of But
Ter county and escaped from the Sher-
if at the Greenville depot A large
posse is said to be in pursuit of the
negro who attempted to assault the
little daughter of w Y. Watson at
Ayant last Wednesday morning. Sher-
iff Watson Is an uncle of the girl.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
STEAMSHIP is WRECKED
On Coast Of Norway--Bcieved That
40 Passengers Were Drowned
Fifteen Bodies Recovered.

Bergen. Norway, Aug. 25.-The Nor
wegian steamer Polge Fondon, from
Bergen to Haugesundt. on the west
coast of Norway, was wrecked last
night near Skoneviks, and sank in
three minutes. The steamer carried
20 passengers and it is believed that
forty of them were drowned. Fifteen
bodies have been recovered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
WomEN SWIMMERS 3E
IN THREE-miLE RACE.

Tarrytown, n. Y. Aug. 23.-Mlss
Elaine Golding. champion lady swim
mer % America, defeated three other
fast women swimmers yesterday iu a
three-mile race across the HHudson
river from frvington 10 Piermont.
swimming the distance in the remark
able good time of one hour and forty
five minutes. Her nearest compessss6
Miss Clara Hurst, finished one minute
behind Miss Golding.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
SIX HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT.

Los Angeles. Aug. 23.-Six persons
we're injured. one probably fatally,
late today. when an in bound Los An
geles Pacific car struck an automobile
at the intersection of Sixteenth street
and Western avenue. practically de-
stroying the machine and hurting its
six passengers in every direction.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
WRECK ON NORTHERN PACIFIC,

Helena. Mont. Aug. 23.-Report has
Just reached here that Northern Pa
cific train was wrecked this evening
at Lombard. Mont. Several persons
were injured and are being brought to
this place Details are lacking
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
eooTH ISSUES MANIFESTO.

London. Aug. s3-On the eve Of his
departure on a tour abroad General
William Booth has issued a long man.
itesto eloquently pIeadiag f'r ths
equality OF men with women anil eS,
hortfng every member OF his army 10
embrace this view aud train their chit
dlen to this end
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
OFFICIALLY SUSPECTED.

st. Pierre, Miquelon, Aug 23.-The
officials are investigating
tha mysterious disappearance Of 81
500 in gold coin from the colonial
treasury here. A former government
official is under suspicion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
TO REOPEN NEGOTIATIONS.

Pekin. Aug 23.-AB agreement has
been reached between Japan and
China To reopen the ManehuTian tele-
graph question. The negotiations had
reached q deadlock in February and
we're broken of.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-24
BURNS DEFEATS soUlREs.

SYDNEY. \. s. W. Monday. Aug "a.
Tommy Burns, American pugiiist.
Iefested Bill squIres here today in
he thirteenth round
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
The Mcck Just East.

The week began Monday evening
with a children's character ball at
Masonic Temple, under the auspices of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of Beth Ahaba
Temple. Beautiful costumes We're the
order of the evening, and handsome
prizes presented BY the Rev. Or. f n
Calisch and MI Henry Hutzler sent
the little people and the big people
home in happy mood.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Normcnt
in the absence of her mother, Mrs. s.
II. Boyllin, read IL most interesting
paper prepared by Mrs. Boykn 4ou
The Ninth Decade of the Nineteenth
Century for tho history class of Wo-
mans Club Regrets over Mrs. Boy
kin's absence wero mingled wlth@con-
Gratulationstton her choice of so ca
cellcnt a substitute as Mrs. Normcnt
proved herself.
Thursday evening tho celebration al
tho wedding Of Miss, Josephine Beverly
Christian to Mr. Clarence Watkins
Bread stroeY Methodist church. and
was followed by a reception given in
tho homo Of the brides parents Mr.. ana
4 Mrs, Iangdon II Christian, of No. 1910
I Last Broad Street. *. .t-.
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1 Rosemary Library on Thursday after-
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work was Mrs. John Graham David
sons singing Of Ocean, Thou Mighty
Monster from Oberon. mastery
composition, well suited to Mrs. David
sons unusual vocal powers.
Miss Worthams beautiful voice lert
itself admirably to Moliquo's trium-
.phant Il VIII EXtol Thee, My Cod" and
Mrs. Hewitt fairly captured her audi
cnce IN Dell Acqua's graceful "Chanson
ProVincal. her brilliant cadences, un-
usual range and temperamental color
ing combining in delightful effects
Colonel McAdams's opening solo ovi-