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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
MAY HAVE FOUND
ANOREt'S BODY
AMERICAN SKIPPER CLAIMS HE
HAS DISCOVERED REMAINS
MAN WHO MADE DASH FOR
POLE IN BALLOON.

Copenhagen. Nov. ll.-There is rea-
son "a believe the body of S. A. An
drcc, Arctic explorer, who, in 1897,
made an attempt to reach the North
Pole in a balloon. has been founl on
the coast of Labrador.
A letter received here from the cap
tain q the Steamer Igna, dated at
Labrador. September 80, reports that
Captain Chalker. skipper of the Am
erican Schooner Pelops, of Concep-
ton Fay. New Foundland, discovered
in Northern Labrador a cross bearing
the name "Andree." and that beneath
this cross he found the body and a
box OF documents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
ONE KILLED. ONE HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Green Bay. Wis Nov lf-Miss
Elsie Dutton. daughter % q. +. DB-
ton. an official OF che Green Bsy aHt
Western Railroad. vs~ kiilei this 81
teruoH iu a collision OF automobile
AMI street car. Ross Handy thr
chauffeur. vas seriously injured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
FAST EXPRESS TRAIN CRASHES
INTO LOCAL NEAR NEH
NEW ORLEANS.
THROUGH TWO COACHES
Great Locomotive of Fast Train PloW.
ed Itself, Leaving Trail of Dead
and Injured--One Pathetic
Scene.

New Orleans, La, Nov. 1l.-Eleyen
dead many injured and some fatal.
~, is he awful price paid for an errcr
of thu trainmen when the Grea.
Northern Express crashed into the
rear fthe New Orleans and North
twelve miles from New Orleans to.
day.
The Northwestern train was late
and the great Northern express was
following. The engineer of the eX.
press claims he was given the righ,
of way signal at Slidell and overlook
the local at Little Woods, a dense fog
preventing the express engineer see
ing the forward train before too late
TO avoid a collision.
The engine plowed It's way through
the rear of the local, leaving trial
of corpses and injured passengers
No ole on the Great Northern Eek
press was seriously hurt. but those
ABOARD the Northwestern local were
not 50 fortunate. The nose of tho
big express engine had torn its way
entirely through the Two rear reaches
Of the local and few Of its passengers
escaped death or injury
A Pathetic Incident.
pathetic incident is told by one
of the passengers who rushed for
ward from the Great Northern train,
He saw a little golden haired boy
with mis- hands waving piteously
above his head unable to extricate
himself from the wreckage, which
was fast settling down upon him.
A score or more of men, some of
them bleeding from injuries made
heroic effort to get tie child, but the
wreckage and escaping steam from
the partially demolished locomotive
cut Off their way. and they were
forced to stand idly by as the little
voice, calling feebly for help, grew
weaker and weaker, and was finally
hushed.
This child proved TO be Willie Alta
way, he three year Old son of Mrs,
Alphonsc Attaway, of Slidel, La.
Her little boy was taken out of the
wrecksge several hours later, horri-
bly, mutilated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
KNIGHTS OF LABOR ASK
FOR RELIEF LEGISLATION.

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE Knights
.of LABOR in general assembly here to-
day adopted a resolution urging con
gress TO enact At its next session leg
islatiCn providing that in cases in
volving labor disputes neither an in
junction nor a temporary restraining
order be granted except upon due no
tice To the opposite party.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
lsrued BY Roosevelt 10 Offset Cis
cussion Of Dinner 70 be Gwen
Cetrain Labor Leaders.

Washington Nov. 1.-THE discus
sion which has arisen over tHc jim.
uor which President Roosevelt b. To-
give in the White House nest Tues.
day ~ number cf labor leaders
brought forth from Tho executive
office Of The president tulst aH eff
eIai statement pointing oHt f'at the
dn-Laf is not an official one. and Ir.
Ginning to discuss tho Omission 0f
President GomUers. Vice President
O'Connel Secretary Morrison and
Treasurer Lennon 81 the American
Federation OF Labor. from the guest
FSf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12

if they did there was certain to be
trouble. The note further said that
if would cali at a certain place I
could secure further Information
atCT That was before Senator Car
uack came to the office. lie roOmcd
n Seventh avenue North. ! started
rIt to find him anI We met near the
Face where he was KILLED. We then
vent to the Tennesscau office to-
,sther showed Senator Carmack
he not had received. and he was
disposed not to consider the matt o.
ssriously lie said he thought no
nan would be 80 foolish or desperata
cough TO Kill another IN such fimsy
puvOcation
Cautioned Csrmsck.
4 then left Senator Carinack aud
vent TO see the friend who wrote the
nae He told me Do bad heard. or
r. liable authority. that Col CouTer
hsI armed himself and was threat
oriuE IN Kill Senator Caunack on
sFht. and he advised again that Sen
att Carmack he cautioned against
IN seriousness of the situation Z
tier returned 10 the office and told
Stsator CarmarF what hal heard
ar the source from Vhich The infor-
milton came, and advised AMI rr
ug-eteI him to avoid any difficulty
arI as mrch as be could 10 keep
avaE from danger.
Senator Carmacs STAYED iu the
once nearly an DAY. although De
- atedly said D. thought his
trends we're undulv alsrmCd. that
.C1 Cooper world do no such f-O,-
hrdr thiuE
-Ar0ut half and hour before Sol
60 Carmsck left the Office another
riend cane and told him. in sub
stance. what I had told him carrier
Ff~.rs.fs.H.I Err~uI na-~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
PROMINENT LAWYER FOUND
DEAD AT HIS DESK

Phi adelpbia Nov. ti--Sllas W
Petit one Of the best known corpor-
alton and constitutional lawyers in
the country. was found dead in his
Office in this city tonight He was
stricksn while in the act Of writing a
iefter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
NEW RAP All KAISER.

The Hague. Nov. 1.-THE "Nader
land publishes extracts from the
memoirs Of an unnamed diplomat who
asserts that during the RussO-Japaa-
csc war the German emperor wrote
Queen Wilhelmina Of Holland. threat
eaing the occupation Of Dutch ports
unless Holland Immediately put her.
self in a state Of defense agains:
Great Hritain-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
ELEVEN DEAD AND SEVERAL.
SERIOUSLY HURT IN WRECK
DUE TO ERROR IN SIGNALS

which arrived today from Northern
Labri dor was unable to throw any
Eight upon the matter, Neither he or
Or. Hutton, who also was on board
the Mission steamer having spent
three years in charge of the mi s on
hospi al in Northern Labrador, was
aware CT the existence of any grave
where Chalkcr says he found enc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
NoTAsLEs SPEAK

= Louis Nov 1i-At a PubIis
meeting rf the Society Of the Arms
.of the Tennessee tonight addresses
were male b. T. TeCumsch ShermsR
son Of General William T. Shermsa.
Governor Folk. General Granville n
Dodge. General John " Noble Of $
Louis. and Federal JuiSe David ?
Deer. u s. Louis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
NOT GIVEN cREDeNcE.

St Johns. y. r.. Nov. 1l.-No re-
port q the finding in Labrador OF a
body thought to be that of Andree
has reached ST. Johns at any time.
Little credence is placed here in the
report of the Danish captain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12

net. II was generally expected that
he would speak again today, but the
chancellor disappointed the members
Baron Won Kiderlin. Waechtcr's de
Tense OF the foreign Office was receiv-
ed with loudly expressed derision by
the socialists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
HUGHES EXPENSES $3.50.

Albany. =. Y Nov. l1--Governoi
Hughes filed his certificates cf cleo
tiCn expenses with the secretary 81
the state trIsy. giving bis total CN
uenIifures as S9ea
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
RUSSIA RECALLS A MINISTER.

St Petersburg. Nov. In Har-
wig. Russian minister TO Persia, sta
TONED at Teheran. has been recalled.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12
NIGHT RIDERS
REFUSED BAIL
SECOND SET OF ELEVEN PETl
TONS PRESENTED TO JUDGE
JONES DENIED.
WAANS NEWSPAPER MEN
That II Statements SHINING Court
Appear in Papers He viii Handle
Them for Contempt of the
Court.


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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12

FIRST In eyerythins-Tbe CairO Bull
lctin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-12

(CoHeluded % Second Fage)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
This Day in cisy History

One year ago today The Advertiser printed the advance news of the or- ganization of the Legislature. W. L. Martin was to be speaker and E. P. Thomas president pro tenn. It was &C., knc wledged that Lieutenant Governor Gray would name the standing com mittees Of the Senate.
 Cotton was quoted at 1oc.
 Plans for the inauguration of Gov erpor Conner were being completed.
 Five years ago today Governors of four sister states were invited to at- tend the inauguration of Governor Jelks on Jan. IS.
 The negro who robbed a Highland Avenue car confessed to the police.
 The conductors of the Atlantic Coast Line asked for contract.
 Cotton was quoted at lie.
 Candidates for leader of the House J. R. Wood of Tusk egee and A. M. Tun- stall of Greensboro arrived in Mont gomery.
 Twenty-Five years ago books were opened for subscription of stock in the Selma, Mobile and New Orleans Rail- road.
 The steamer Maggie Burke was re- ported due from down tine river.
 "Some excitement" was caused by the runaway of Mir. Henry Yelverton's horse during Johnny Morton's minstrel parade.
 Rev. J. O. Andrew. new pastor of Co Tt Street Methodist church. preach. ed his initial sermon.
 The electric current was turned on the four lights that decorate the tower at the basin. They attracted much curiosity" and there was no reason to believe they would not be success full"
 The Kellog- -Brignoli concert was giv- en at the Montgomery Theatre.
 Cotton was quoted at 91-i6c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09

sion and contains practicali every thing embodied in the voluminous stenographfc document: s ITO the Honorable Horace Hood, Sher-
 if of MontRcmery County Ala
 bafna:
 "In compliance with your summons. the undersiRned iurv assembled at the Sher.ff's office in the City and County of Montgomery. on the 31st day of De- cember. 1907. to investigate the fire at 624 N. McDonough Street. owned by Mir. J. J. Sullivan which occurred about 1 a. m. on the morning of De- cember 30th. 1907.
 We have had a number of witnesses before us. and made q determined ef- fort to ascertain. if possible, the ori- gin and cause of this fire. We have ascertained- beyond all question. that 1t was of incendiarv origin. The jury has been unable. so far. to determine whether the object and purpose of the party or parties perDetrating the i'm cendiarism was to conceal burglary committed in the store. or the collec- ton of insurance money. The police department reports to the jury that they are endeavoring to ascertain all the facts connected with this burn ing. and the iurv Is of the opinion that a vigorous and energetic pursuit of th.s mater be made bv the police de- partment. There have been several eases of alleged incendiarism during the past two years In this county and no convictions had therefore. This Jury would emphasize the propriety and necessity of further thorough in- vestiRation of this fire by the grand jury and prosecuting officer of the countv.J
 The jury desire to very cordially thank you. and your office force. for your co-operation and assistance .n this matter
 tsignedl wm. B. Jones. W. D. Brown c. A. Lanier
 Montgomerv. Ala. Jan. 7th. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
Full Text of Investigating
 Boards Report.
RECOMMENDS FURTHER INQUIRY
Fire at Shamrock Bar StilI Under
 Question.
Commission Expresses Its Inability to Finally Determine Case--Puts the Matter Up to Grand
 Jury.

When the report of the fire commits sion, which investigated the fire at AL derman ]. J. Sullivan's saloon on the night of December 30. was made pub lie there was little more to be found than was given in The Advertiser yes- terday morning. Nevertheless the wording of the report made by the com mission to Sheriff Hood Is concise and to the point
 Yesterday the full stenographic re- port of the findings of the commission were gone over bv Hon. Frank N. Ju- Ian. State Insurance Commissioner, and A. B. Sexton. Deputy Commissioner. and they are of the opinion that the matter should be investigated further.
 The following is synopsis turned over to Sherin Hood by the Commis-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09

After the short but beautiful ser. vice at the church the remains were toilowed to the grave by many friends who had known Mir. Beaie while he lived in this city. There were many handsome floral designs at the ceme- tery which completely covered the new grave.
 The following gentlemen acted as pail bearers: George Beale, Jack Gio- vanni. Michael Screws, Ed Noble, Jo- seph Ledbetter, Logan Martin. Noble Billing and F. B. Travis.
 Interment was in Oakwood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
W. M. BRIGHTMAN
 DEB AT HAYNEVHLE

Hayneville. Jan. S--( Special. )-W. M Brtghtman died this morning at ( o'clock as the result Of a stroke ol paralysis.
 Mir. Brightman was born in Albany N. Y., in 1928. He came to Alabama in 1857 and was a member of the Fifth Alabama Regiment and shared in ali the hardships and honors of that ia nous regiment until 1t surrendernI with Lee at Appamattox..
 In 1867 he entered business as mem. Der Of the D-m of J. P. streety 6 co, of. Hayneshie and continued in this connection as long as the Arm re- mained in business. He retired iron, active business about six years
 Mr. Brightuian was a high f ~ the old school gentleman. H was salutary example of int and his death removes an ols honored landmark.
 He leaves surviving him his ->. W. T. Brightfnan. and two dau Mrs. R. s. Mcwhorter and Mrs. c. Haigler, all oe whom resi- as Haynsyilie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
JUDGE JONES TO PRESIDE.
It sun Confined But Will Occupy Bench
 MOnilnY.

Although Judge Jones is still suffer- ing from the injuries he received in a fall several days ago he will be in court next Monday morning to hear the railroad cases.
 Judge Jones's left arm was painfully injured and he has not recovered the use of 1t. and it is expected that he will be crippled for some time. His other injuries have not proved so seri- oua.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
Petitinn in RnnIZrnntcv.

Dave Bernard a merchant owing a store at the corner of High and Jack son Streets. yesterday filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcv in the Federal Court. The Detition shows that he has liabilities to the extent of $1.751.73 and assets to the amount of about $7O0, all of which he claims to be exempt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
JAIL so0N To nE REApY.
A Slight MisunderstandinE as to Con-
 


 trnct. "a
 It is now thought that the last work that will be necessary on the remodeled portion of the new iaii is about to be completed and that it. will not be long until the prisoners can be moy ed in. When this is done the Bynum Con- struction Company VIII have to do a little work on the annex to come up with the specifications called for in tn e report of pr. Bragg State Prison In- spector.
 The Bvnum Construction Company had a contract to put in the electric wiring. but it said nothing about the fixtures. The Board of Revenue was under the impression that the com- pany was to nut in tho fixtures also, so they have been waiting for the work to be done. A representative lof the company arrived in the city yesterday and showed the members of the Board what the contract said. Several con- tractors were immediately notified and they looked the building over prepara- tory to making a bid. It will only be small mater. and 1t is expected that the work will be done in a few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
CRISP COLD WEATHER.
Weather Man Promises More of 1t FoI
 TOdmy.

Today.
 Montgomerians enjoyed another day of the kind of weather they have been looking for and the prospects now are that they will get more of 1t. Yester- day the air was clear and crisp and people moved about the streets in a manner significant of real winter. About the same sort of air and sun shine is the program for today and per haps tomorrow.
 This is all caused by the large high area that is still lowering over the Western States. apparently reluctant to move eastward. It Is causing gen. orally fair and cold weather over the entire West. and is moving this way very slowly. The low area that gave Montgomery all of th4 rain has moved up the east coast. wheFe it. Is still caus- ing storms. but not of dangerous character.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
PRICES OF LIQUOR
 REMAIN UNCHANGED
Saloon Keepers Make No Raise in Prices
 of Retail Drinks Served Over

Counter.
 Nobody in the saloon business raised the prices of drinks yesterday. The schedule of prices which was tentative ly adopted was much discussed. but at last the retailers decided that they had best stick by the elementary values and everything was sold as it was call ed for in the old days before there were so many dark hours.
 Saloon men yesterday, though com plaining of the shortening of revenues. said they would afford their patrons the same service. except as to time. they had hitherto accorded them. The movement to raise prices in Mont gomery Is regarded as spent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
HEARING POSTPONED.
Slayer of Negro win be Arraigned
 Thta Afternoon.

This AtternOOns
 The preliminary hearing of J. M. AL len, g. white man. who shot Will Harris, a negro. on the night of Dec. 21 of las. year. the negro dying on Tuesday. was postponed until this afternoon.
 The postponement was by consent of both parties to the case. The hearing is set for 13 o'clock before Justice of the Peace B. c. Young.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
ADJUSTMENTS. The Grand,
 Friday Night,

"Brewster's Millions" The first presentation in this city of "Brewster's Millions will be given at the Grand Friday night.
 Robert Ober--appears as the star of the production. playing tae part of Montgomery Brewster.
 The company is good one. the scen- cry elaborate. and the piece on the whole gives the keenest satisfaction. Seat sale opens this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
SUIT FOR NoN-DELIvERY.
James Roach Wants s3.0OO From West-
 ern of Alabama Railroad.

James Roa vesterdav filed suit in the City Coz {, recover to the extent of S3.000 from the Wes Tn O. Ai ''' 71a Railroad Companv. He states in his petition that during the past year he shipped a consignment of house hold goods over that railroad. and that the company did not deliver them after 1t had received nav for transporting the goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09

Wher a minister in Camden ( Missouri, asked his conEregRtio you love your neighbor as yours a countryman spoke up: T rsck ain't much acquainted h these We ain't got no neighbors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
FUNERAL OF JESSE BEALE.

Remains Arrived Here from AnhevIlle,
 Where the End Came.
 The funeral of Jesse Beale, who died on Sunday at Asheville. N. C, and whose body was brought to Montgom- cry, took place yesterday morning from St. Johns Episcopal church, Rev. E. E. Cobbs. rector of the church, of ficiating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
CnnndIon Nevro u.n...,

Toronto. Ont. Jan. S.--.Tohn Boyd. a negro. was hanged here today for the murder of E. Wankle, another negro, JIly II last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09

could not sign this resolution. but is rumored to have been it's principal framer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
TOBACCO HABIT

Cigarette. Cigar. Pipe. Tobacco Chewing and the Tobacco Habit positively cured by our Home Treatment for ali forms of Tobacco using Many of the physical and mental weaknesses from which men suffer are caus- ed by the use of tobacco. Our treatment 0vercomes these weaknesses Price $5. For literature address
 JAMES sANATORIUM. Memphis. Tenz.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18
JOINS WIFE
in ETERNITY

At the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
Clara Carter. $40 West Colorado av-
enue. Alexander Barger departed this
life at 1910 O'Clock last night. aged
&c years, 3 months and days.
He has followed his companion.
whose remains were laid to rest in
the Relief Corps burying ground on
December 13. His body will be put
by her side.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow under the auspices of the
G. A. r. at the Salvation Army hall.
at . pm.
Two sons and one daughter are
left to mourn the loss of their par
ents who have died within eight days
of each other
The deceased was an old soldier
and served in the Civil war in COM
pany G, LIST Ohio heavy artillery.
Undertaken Slough has the funeral
arrangements in charge
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-18
Still Better Rates.

On December is and 8 the Rio
Grande will sell tickets to teachers
and students at one fare for the
round trip to all points on the Den
yer e Rio Grande and Rio Grande
Southern railways in Colorado south
and west of Salida and Alamosa; also
to Pueblo and all points north on the
Denver & Rio Grande. Return limit
January Z. Tickets at city office, lis
South Fourth street.