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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22

CAN'T FOOL THE VOTER
With Declaration Appted at Chicago
Says There's renty Of Time
to Learn Fads Before
Election.

Lincoln, June 2l.- following up MS
expression OF yeste1aX Of the Re
publican national platbrm in general.
w. j. Bryan this eyeEng gave out a
report In which he aaails IN palticu
lar the anti injunctioi plank CT the
Chicago declaration, dalaet arizing il
.as transparent fraH, fThe state.
ment in part is as foll&s:y
The antiinjnnctionI PLANK of the
Republican latform. as tnaily adopted
is a transparent fraud II is impos-
sible that the membF Of the com.
mittee were punched by some trust
awyers-that is the bnly charitable
view that can be takb Of it. Those
who advocated the pink claimed -
be doing it as a cdcession to the
wage earners, and yetif one will read
the plank he will findk khat 1t Is in TACT
an announcement thd the Republican
party is unalterably opposed to the Ia
boring mans positlo4 The men VINO
are re responsible for til language Ct the
injunction plank may have fooled the
rest cf the commits H. and they may
have folled the con cation, but they
cannot fool the labd'ing men or Yot'
ers' in general
IF the demand of the laboring men
was unreasonable why did not the
convention say so? Why did it resort
to a deception? The Republican party
win find that the honest course would
nave been safer than The dishonesl
course pursued.
.Isha ,frapAl hich the CONVENTION at
tempted WITHHOLD iniSIe4d any one pf
cause there Is time between now and
the election for every one to find out
the facts. Secretary Taft is known
as father of government by injunc
tion aud. his speeches in Oklahoma
last year gave conclusive proof OF his
adherence to the position taken by
him on the bench. He is stiIl IL
favor OF the writ of Injunction in la
Dor cases and he is opposed to trial by
jury"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
YALE CRADUAT|ONS
WILL RE ATTENDED BY TAFT
WHO LEFT CINCINNATI
YESTERDAY.
Comes Back July 20 TO Receive Off
cal Notice Of Nomi, alton
Selection Of National
Chairman Postponed.

Cincinnati. June 2I--Secretary
Taft lefe here this aftern,en AMI ex
poets to reach New Havei tomorrow
noon where he will remain throughout
the commencement cxercisas of Yale.
1t is probable that he Will not reach
the national capital before next Sat
urday
Il will be necessary for him t0O, to
be in Cincinnati ABOUT tie 20th Of
July to receive formal notification of
his nomination for the presidency He
will spend several weekl at Hot
Springs. Va. but after the first of Sep
tember Taft will be In Ciicinnati.
It is not expected that ne national
Headquarters Of the Republican party
will be located IN Cincinnai. AS here
tofore the headquarters Of the party
organization very likely yin be in
New York and Chicago.
Practically no new fact were de-
veloped today regarding ne commit
tees inaction yesterday OF the queF-
ton of the national Craftsmanship. II
was the concensus of option among
Secretary Tafts fr:ends that the
selection of a chairman shorld be
postponed. at least for a lime. in or
der that so important a natter might
receive thorough consideration.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
STARTED INTO TIBET
[ asst December and Now Scientist
Friends Think He Has Been
Killed of Famished.

Stockholm. June 21.-The Geograph-
ical Society and other scientific bod
les interested in Dr.. Sven Hedin
third exploring tour in Tibet have
given up all hope of ever seeing him
again. assuming that he must have
died of famine, thirst or by warlike
natives.
The last time the Swedish gecgraph
lists heard from the explorer was De
eember, 1907. when he was about to
start from .Scheyok for Southeast
Tibet with a strong guard and many
scientific co-workers. Scheyok is the
terminus of a much frequented cara
van route and DR.. Hedin's friends cal
culate that. If. alive, he would have
had plenty of opportunity to send mes
sages or letters.
The doctor. in his last letters re
ceived here, said that he expecte'
much trouble both from unfriendly ma
tives and from the lack of water an'
food in the districts he intended tt
explore.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
Of TIBET
IS IN The WAY
HAS BEEN BOARDING WITH
CHINA SINCE 1e04-PLANS TO
GET RID OF HIM GRACE
FULLY.

Shanghai. June 2i.--A meeting be-
tween the Emperor of China aud the
Dalai Lama of Tibet-the two NEST
rulers In the world
is being arranged by the Chinese gov
ernmena. This is really an attemI t
to get rid of the Lama, who has out
stayed his welcome, for he has been
the guest of China since 1901, when
the British expedition marched or
I4assa
The holy mans visit has been very
embarrassing to the Chinese arthcri'
ties He is followed by an cnorm US
retinue with a grea; caravan of bag
gage annals. which nave been a great
burden on the local mag strates who
have lad to provide supplies for this
small Tibetan army.
Extraordinary hcnorg viii be paid
to the Lama when he goes to Pokin.
He viii live at the yellow Temp e,
and an elaborate ceremonial has been
arranged for his reception by tie
emperor. When the Lama is admitted
to the audience with his majesty. the
emperor will arise aud ask him to be
seated on bambo couch at right
angles to the throne.
While conversation on Tibetan a.
fairs is proceeding. refreshments viii
be served. and at the conclusion the
Buddhist Pontiff VIII receive numer
Gus valuable gifts Before he leaves
farewell banquet will be offered the
Lama. who on his return journey WI
be escorted by high officials.
BY these gentle means the Chine"e
government hopes to induce the Lama
to return to Lassa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
AWFUL STORMS DO
GREAT DAMAGE IN
WISCONSIN TOWNS

Prairie Du Chen, Wis., June I'll
Terrific rain, hail and wind storms late
last night, lasting forty minutes, liter
ally ruined all crops, unfoofed build
ings, demolished trees, put the city
light plant out of commission, blew
telephone system all down and Hooded
the streets with water and hail
Hail four inches deep was piled NJ
on the sidewalks and trees two feet
in diameter were twisted off. wash
outs on railroads are numerous, and
indications are that the storm covered
swath forty-five miles wide.
A big tent in which a chautauque Is
being held at the La Crosse Inter
state Fair Grounds, was blown down
and buying 800 people. None was
seriously injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
SLANDERED BY HELM
Is Claim Of Former Servant Of Miss
Gould, Who Wants $4,000
Damages.

New York, June 2i.-Mss Helen
Miller Gould. phiIanthropist charity
worker and eldest daughter OF the late
Jay Gould. has been sued for $20 ooe
damages by a former servant on =
charge of SANDER.
Elizabeth Ganley who was q patlor
maid in Miss Goulds house in Fifth
avenue. until the incident occurred up
which she bases her suit. Is the con-
plainaut
In her action the woman SAYS thar
in the presence Of seven other men
and women servants. Miss Gould de-
nouneed her As a person OF question
able. character. using the pianist OF
words to make her meaning clear, and
accused her Of wrong doing with mea
.cmpIoves Of the household.
The complainant says she tried 10
get Miss Could to apologize for her
language but failed
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
REBELLION IS
GAINING FAST
BEGUN BY SUN YET SEN AGAINST
THE CHINESE MONARCHY
RECENTLY.
SEVERAL CITIES TAKEN
ny nenels--head OF Imperial Troops
has Been kiIled--lnsurgent
Call Themselves the "Peo.
pies Army"

Victoria b. G., June 2i-The Orieu.
tai mail, just arrived. tells that thu
antidynastic rebellion organized by
Sun Vat SEN who was on the coas,
some years ago preaching antimon.
.archism to local Chlnese-is gaining
ground, several cities having fallen Ia.
10 the hands OF the rebels. Telegrans
from Hongkong to japanese papers
speak of the progress nofthward OF
the rebels.
General Wang. who headed the i'm.
perial troops, has been defeated and
killed. Yunnan City was being beseig
ed when the steamer sailed. A Jan.
anese merchant from the affected al
trict who arrived at Nagasqraa large
that the rebels bpI ,.
graqf saa----'uliitlohH'
A special correspondent OF me
Maintchi Dompo, who had visited the
rebel camp at Hokow, a walled city
captured by the insurgents. states that
unarmed foreigners are being treat
"a with perfect ciyility by the insnr-
gents. The town Of Hollow Is pla'
carded with notices issued IN the
name of Whaug Kwan, who appears .
be the inaurgent leader, and who STYLES
himself viceroy of the unkwei. These
notices declare that the purpose OF the
.insurtection is TO drive from ths
throne the Tartar barbarians, VINO
have long occupied IT, and who have
inflicted great injury and suffering up
on the people of the Middle Kingdom
The Insurgents adopt the name "Peo
ple's army" and proclamations declare
4 that the lives and properties OF per
sons not offering any resistance viii
be sacred.
French troops are guarding the bor
der on their own side, and were EVIL
dently prepared TO take immediate ac'
tion If the insurgents assaulted them.
The correspondent describes the conai'
tion and equipment of the insurgents
as beneath contempt
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
TRAIN BEARING
TAFT NARROWLY
ESCAPES A WRECK

Denison, Ohio, June 2l.-Socretafy
Taft had n narrow escape from being
involved in serious wreck on the
Pennsylvania Flyer tais evening As
the train was speeding 80 mIits an
hour the piston rod on the left de
of the locomotive broke off. Instantly
the cylinder Ct the engine was
cracked by an rnmanageable rod, che
train was approaching the signal
tower of Coshocton.
The operator saw that something
was wrong and threw down a sgn5l
TO stop. The engineer applied u
brakes and the train of siy
cars came to a full stop on n sharp
curve. Secretary Taft made no com
ment when informed of it, The eng
neer explained tha, II was merely
good luck that averted bad accident.
The train was delayed an hour and
a half
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
KILLED BY FOUL AIR
Were Two Men Who Responded TO
False Alarm to Save Child-Two
More May Die.

indianapolis. Ind, June PA faise
alarm that a little child had fallen into
a deep hole back of boarding house
on Holmes street caused two deaths
this afternoon. and two other persons
are now unconscious and may die.
Joe Lorenschicks, the tenant OF the
house went out into the vault, or mole
10 recue the child, and, and not reap
pearing. Andy Mertellock went down
on the ladder to look for him. Neither
returned. and Joseph Rulig and August
Stonic followed.
By this time the crowd became
frightened and the Fire Department
was called. A fireman was let down
into the vault with a rope. but was
quickly drawn up when he discovered
the foul air four men were taken out
but the first two that went down Were
dead and the other two unconscious.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
BOTH BILLS INVITED
To Attend Meeting Of Elks at Dallas,
Tex.-Bryan ana TAFT Are
Both Members.

Dallas, Tex, June 21.-Invtations
were forwarded yesterday to both
Secretary William II. TAFT and to
Hon. William Jennings Bryan the Re-
spective leaders of the two great po'
litleal parties, to attend the Elks ma
tional reunion at Dallas next month.
Both of these distinguished men arc
members of the order.
The invitation to Mr., Taft was sent
direct 1t was inspired to some eN-
tent by members of the order late'y
attending the Chicago convention
That to Mr.. Bryan will be delivered
i'm person by James c. McNeelus, as
well as forwarded to Mr.. Bryan.
II was announced by the manage
ment that Dallas is prepared to care
for at least 100, 900 visitors if SO many
shall come to the reunion
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
CAN'T STOP LAUGHING
Peculiar Plight Of Woman Now IN
Hospital at ST. Louis--Sutferlna
Untold Agony.

St Louis, Mo. June 2l,-When, AT
ter eight years OF married life. John
of No. 1873 South Twelfth
street. put his clothes in handker
chief today and strobe out OF the
house. saying to his wife, Barbara, that
he was never coming back. she fell to
laughing.
When six hours had passed aud
sue was still laughing aud John had
not returned, a sister, Mrs. Bertha
MoHerack. ran into the street and told
a policeman
Mgs. Biskackek was taken to the
city hospital, where tonight she was
stIll laughing. It wasn't funny for her
any more. After every burst OF mirth
heT' body twitched with pain, but she
couldn't quit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
ARSENIC FOUND
IN The BODIES
or ALLEGED VICTIMS or MRS,
BELLE GUINNESS, INDIANA
MURDERES5.
DECLARED TO Be ALIVE
Missouri Man Says tie viii Ieliver
the Woman at Any Time If
= the Reward is
Forthcoming.

Iaporte, Ind, June 21-The fir.
positive information of the manner III
which Mrs. Belle Guness disposed Of
the persons whose bodies were folnd
in her private cemetery was obtained
today when Dr. Walter Haynes, o.
Rush Medical & lloge, Chicago, re.
ported Informally to Coroner Mack
that he had found traces of arsenic
strychnine in the somach Of Andre "
Helaeein, Of Aberdeen, S d.. whose
dismembered body was the first q
the 10 found after the fire which. il
Is supposed, caused tine death of Mrs.
Guinness and her three children, A for
NAL report Will be made later.
H. w Worden, attorney for Ray
Iainphere indicted for the murder of
Mrs. Guinness, her children a1d An
drew Helgelein. today IN frIal
statement. scored tie county author
ties for their actions, and a so ma le
a public appeal for su scrirtions for
a fund to be used as a reward for the
apprehension of Mrs. Guinness.
After referring to tie fact that
Coroner Mack has officially prJ-
nounced Mrs. Guinness dead, Word n
declares that Ray Lamphere's guilt or
innocence does not depend upon whe-
ther Mrs. Guinness is dead or alive,
but from certain evidence that has
come to him and that convinces him
that she is enjoying life and liberty.
Inasmuch as the county commits
sloners for legal reasons have not
deemed IL advisable 10 offer II rewarn
the county officials have adopted the
theory that she is dead and have ig-
nored and are ignoring all communi'
cations which might iead to her car
trre.
The thing that prompted Wordeh
to take this action was the receipt
of information from a Missouri man,
whose name and address he refuses
to give. who declares that If the re-
ward holds good he VIII produce Mrs.
Guinness at any time at some place
70 miles from whore he lives. Wordt n
declines to place this information IN
the hands of the authorities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
TEDDY ATTENDS
VILLAGE CHURCH
At OYSTER BAY WITH MRS.
RoOSEVELT-DODCES PRESS
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
LOEB IS INTERVIEWED
knows Nothing Of Report That He
Might Be Asked to Be Chair
man of Republican Ma
tionat Committee.

Oyster Bay, June 2l.-Clal In sui
OF white duck, wearing tan shoes aud
panama hat and looking extremt ly
well and happy, President Rocs 4veIt
drove today with Mrs Roosevelt to
the village from Sycamore hin ana
attended morning service at Christ
Rev. Henry Homer Wash,
burn the rector, discoufsad on th
right of continuation of the Episcopal
preparing MS eongregati n
Tor the confirmation service next sun.
day. No mention Of the president or
national affairs was male.
a-@ss than 100 persons were ae the
service a small group cf villagers
~. ,ao''"ed welcome as the president
The pr65fr,the shaded church yard
ing heartily with the
When President an,
drove away from the church large
crowd had assembled. He carefully
watched the newspaper photog-
raphers and as they snapped the
cameras he raised his hand and hat
covering his face
During the day tho president re-
ceiyed no messages and passed this
afternoon, whlc was extremely hot,
at Sycamore Hin. Secretary Loeb
was interviewed tClay regarding the
report from Washington that ne
might be asked to accept the position
Of chairman of thu Republican ma
tional committee He was apparently
pleased as he read the report and
smiled.
~ have heanl ncrning whatever
about the appointment" he said
They seem 10 be arranging the mat
ter in WayhIngton."
When asked whether there was q
possibility that the president would
be asted to settle the matter OF select
ing 4 national chairman the secretary
said that he had neard nothing oi
spch plans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
BOY SHOOTS PARENTS.

Louisville, KY. June 2l.-It ha3
just developed that the par, nts of los
.eph Ashbrainin, a 17-year-old lai had
a narrow ESCAPE from Icing shot to
death by their son, who is somna n
bu'ist.
AS it was the young man shot b tn
his father and mother early Friday
morning, and was felled by chair in
the hands Of his father who tEoGght
he was a burglar.
Young Ashbranin entered his par.
ents' bedroom and fred point blank
at them.
The boy processes that he knew
nothing of the affair until he w9s
awakened Neither of his pa ents
was Sc riously injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
SUFFRACtT1ES.
DEMONSTRATION
MEETING IN HYDE PARK, LON.
DON, WELL ORGANIZED AND
ENTHUSIASTIC
AMBULANCES KEPT BUSY
Caring For Cases of Faintng--No Ser
ious Accidents Reporte ted--Fuily
Half a Million People Were
in Crowd.

London, June 21.-Displaying totally
unexpected genius for organization tn
suffraSettes demonstration in Hyd
Park today was an unparalled success
,Today's demonstration was the climax
.of a years fight for women's suffrage
Never before was such a political
demonstration sen in London. Fully
half million people assembled in ana
around Hyde Park as active or pas.
siVe participants In the great meeting,
while for two or three hours In the
middle of the day the wAole cen e.
of the city was in ferment.
Suffragettes from the provinces -
We're met at various railroad stations
by delegations from London organ,
izations, and these, forming into line
marched from different points of the
compass to Hyde Park
After arriving there. the leaders and
speakers for the various sections had
literally to fight their way to the plat
forms Probably there We're about
twenty speakers in all and these har
angued the masses en- the tights Of
women to vote and the necessity of
force in parliament to adopt a resou
tion on the question. Almost all of
the suffragettes wore white dresses,
with sashes of their colors, green,
white and purple, inscribed; Vote
for women"
Ambulances We're kept busy deal
ing with cases of fainting and minor
injuries, owing to the .e'~'s't- .Tr-eesare
of the eroWeie-I t--.As .,.s..4SysiS accfdeHUT
occurred.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
RIFLE BULLETS
STRIKE BALLOON
GAS BAG NOT PUNCTURED. HOW.
EVER A r T E. r LANDING
AERONAUTS WERE CHASED
FROM FIELD BY BIG BULL.

Pittsfield. Mass, June 21.-The bal
Icon Boston, which made its ini ia
ascent here yes erday, landed safe |,
shortly after O'Clock last night OF
mountain between Pttney, Vt, an.
Dummerstown, VI, near the Vermont
! New Hampshire boundary line
Charles j. Glidden, Of Boston, owner
Of tie balloon and Leo Stevens, New
YORK aeronaut, who was a passenger.
hai very exc ting trip.
In addition to being the target + r
rlhe bullets during the fight. Glidden
and Stevens landed N pasture
where a big bull gas cenfined. The
anlmal charged the aeaonauts after
they stepped from the basket, and
they were forced to run at top speed
and scramble over a fence.
Although a landg was made at
ap"nt .-'1laGk last night it was near
h,,,aa '',nl7 ,,,,ara thah9t,y reached farm
of the night. 'ae re-
In the flight of the balloon the wjnd,
blew in puffs, at a rate va~ving r. M
% to l1 miles an hour. The p~~s ~
wind and the changing directions OF
the various air currents, encountered
frequently, caused the basket TO re
yolve. The highest elevation reached
was 6.l00 feet.
When passing over the NORTHEAST
corner of Brattleboro, Vt. the gas bag
was struck by two rife bullets, ihe
bullets glanced off however, withe ut
nenertating the silk covering, but the
course of the bullets was indlcGt
plainly by two daracolcred streaks
across the covering,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
VICTIM NO. I.

Cincinnati. June 21.-The first toy
pistol victim made his appearance at
the city hospital last night. He is
l3-year-old William Siessen. oil IlSl
Logan street Putting a nail In the
barrel Of a toy pistil he loaded it with
a blank cartridge. The weapon was
prematureIy discharged. the nail and
portiops of the cartridge cutting
through the index finger of his left
hand Iockiaw is feared by the hos
pital physicians
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
ENGINE TAKES PLUNGE
Through Open Draw eripe-luckily
Full Coaches Did No Follow
Three Hurt

Sandusky. Ohio, June IA Lake
Erie and Western excursih train out
ward bound from Sanduay ran into
an open draw bridge twomiles from
this city tonight The eRine toi pie !
into shallow water. Noe Of TIE
coaches followed the enine. J. J..
Perish. e8gine e.. had both legs
broken and was intsnaI-1 injured.
Fred Sullivan fireman. was cut
abcrt the head and sh0uIers a9d in
ternally injured.
Charles Schultz, yard esrk. was cut
about the head.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE
Ora Havil, Mt Carmel Newspaper
Man. in Critical Condition as Re
Suit Of Fight Saturday.

Mount Carmel III. June 2l-ora
Havill. editor OF HayilIs Every Morn
ing. is in a serious condition and Is
not expected to live. as a result Of in
iuries received at the hands Of Nor
man Debell last night.
The trouble is said to have grown
out Of an editorial published in Ha'-
n's paper. in which Dehell claims he
had been attacked.
Debeil is under arrest
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
FIRES STILL RAGING
In Michigan Forests-Rain Needed
Hcnes and Lives of Settlers IN
Grave Danger.

Wolverine, Mich, June 2E-Forest
fires continue to rage over large ex
tent Of forest land in this county
The county is very dry and unless
rain comes soon the homes and lives
of many settles will be in danger.
Reports have reached here that the
town of LaGrange. which last night
was repoi ted to have been destroyed
by forest fires. had been saved from
destruction
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
FUSE BLEW OUT.

New York. June 21.-A fuse blowing
out and setting fire to a trolley on the
Graham avenue lipe while passing at
high speed through Flushing avenue,
Brooklyn. today caused a panic among
the messengers on board. Six persons
we're injured. two seriously. by jump
ing from the car.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
TEMPERANCE RALLY.

Louisville. June 2l-The feature OF
today's work of the international Sun
day School Association was the tenn
perance rally at the arm0ry this after
noon. Among the speakers were Mrs.
Stevens. Rev Baker Alexander All
son and Rev Love.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
PLUNGED TO DEATH.

New York. June 2t-While the sub
way station at Fourteenth street was
crowded with people this afternoon n
poorly dressed. excited man sprang
in Fl 9nt of a six-car train and was
ground to pieces.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
sLoopTAtRsTY JAYsiRos.

Jasper. Ind. June 21.-Mrs. Loit'e
Young. Of ireland. wife of Char IS
A. Young. while Ia ner garden was al
tackled by half dozen jayblrds, vhi. b
necked her face and head 81 seserey
that she had 10 run into the house fo1
protection. They tiled to peck her
eyes cut.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
Sin AGAINST liqht.

II is no disgrace to be mistaken; 1t
is crime to be hypocrite. That is
the sin against light-the worst of all.
John Oliver Hobbs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
NEW FOREST PLANTED.

Hopkinsville. Ky. June 2l.-Tle st.
Fernard Coal compzay. Of Mad son
vile which owns thousands Of acres
If land in Hopkins county. has set cut
this year about - 000 trsCs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22
BLOWN TO DEATH.

Central City. KY. June 2l--H bby
Bennett. a Ininer 80 years old. was
killed this morning at the New Br Al
way mine. near here. By the ignition
of a keg of powder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22

Pessimists are looking forward TO
the time when there will be none but
nav-asyou-enter boarding houses IN
this country
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-22

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