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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
ARRANGEMENTS
WERE ALL MADE
MAN SECURED COFFIN FOR WIFE
AND sELF-shoT HER FOUR
TIMES-FAILED TO KILL HIM.
SELF.

Springfield. Mo, March AFTER
visiting an undertaking establishment
.and purchasing coffins for his wife
and himself and forcing the under
taker with a revolver TO write a fare.
well note for him Thomas r. Ray.
met his young wife today in a crowded
street. fired four shots at her. shooting
her in the face and through the left
orm. Two Of the bullets went wild.
Mrs. Ray is expected to recover.
Believing that he had killed her.
Ray turned the weapon on himself
hut the remaining cartridges failed to
explode He ran to a livery stable
and surrendered to the police Jeal-
ousy Is said to have prompted Ray to
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
INSURANCE LAWYER
Found Dead in Bed--Acute Dilation of
Heart Caused instantaneous
Death in the Night.

Albany, N. Y. March 1.--Andrew
Hamilton, formerly counsel to the
New York Life and other insurance
companies and in charge for many
years of insurance litigation and legis
lative matters in all parts of this
country and Canada, was found dead
in his bed this morning at his home
In this city
He was about the city yesterday af
ternoon and last night, apparently in
normal health and HIS death was en-.
tirely unexpected, although he has
been failing to some extent ever since
the death of Mrs. Hamilton last July.
An autopsy this afternoon disclosed
an acute dilation of the heart, which
must have caused practically instan.
taneous death at some time during the
night
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
CHICAGO POLICE
WERE ON ALERT
DETAILS STATIONED AT cATHo.
Lie CHURCHES DURING EARLY
MASS YEsTERDAY-No TRoU.
BILE WAS REPORTED.

Chicago, March "details of police
We're stationed during early mass In
a number of Roman Catholic churches
here today because of threats against
the lives of priests In letters received
since the Denver tragedy.
Guards who were in citizens cloth.
ing scrutinized every person who en-
tered the churches where trouble was
feared. and after services began occu-
pied posts close to the altar.
Special precautions were taken In
Italian churches In all parts of the
city. No disturbance was reported at
any Of the churches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
FOREIGN PRINCES
Asked BY Austrian Government TO Alb.
stain From Attending Emperors
Jubilee at Vienna.

Vienna. March 1.-The Austro Hun.
garian government has sent a circular
to all foreign representatives to in
form the courts to which they are ac.
credited that the emperor begs that
foreign princes. who propose to make
congratulatory visits to Vienna on the
occasion of.the emperor's jubilee, the
sixtieth year of his reign. will kindly
abstain from doing so. II is explained
that the emperor's physicians strongly
advised this step
King Edward aud Emperor William.
however. are expected to visit the EN-
perof.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
LOSS IS S2,5OO,OOO
Two Fires In New York City Yester-
day Cost More Than First
Estimated.

New York. March 1.-The two fires
that brought out the fire apparatus in
the upper section of the city and
ragged in a lively fashion from mid
night until dawn today. burned down
the car barns of the New York City
Railway company in Second avenue in
Harlem and the paint factory of Geo.
W. Grote and Company. cnly a few
blocks distant There were 740 sur
face cars in the destruction Of the
barns and the loss to the company in
estimated at s2.5oO.00o The loss o.
the paint factory is given az s125,0 ,00a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
MAY Be MARRIED AGAIN
Rumor in Paris That Earl OF Var
mouth May Wee Former Chum
Of Mrs. Leslie Carter.

Paris March lit is rumored here
that the Earl of Yarmouth is to be
married to Miss Nora Munro. the for
mer chnm of Mrs. Leslie Carter. who
has been living in Paris for some time,
hut who is now thought to be on the
Rivera. The news is said to have
been announced in a letter sent by
Miss Munro to one OF her intimate
friends.
The Earl Of Yarmouth was I'm Monte
Carlo the greater part of the season
but has not been seen there In the
last few days.
The annullment of his marriage
with Miss Alice Thaw of. Pittsburg. a
sister of Harry Kendall Thaw. leaves
him free to marry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
cUlPRITS ARE HANGED
Seven Terrorists Condemned In St.
Petersburg Last Week Executed
Yesterday Morning.

ST. Petersburg. March The seven
terrorists. who we're condemned 10
death by court martial fer completely
In a plot against the lives Of Grand
Duke Nicholas Nicholaieviteh and NJ
Chtcheglovitoffz. minister Of justice
and whose sentence was confirmed
yesterday by General Hazenksmpf
chief of the general stan. were hang.
ed at daybreak Sunday at Lissy Noss.
opposite Kronstadt
Among those who suffered death
we're three women. two Of whom
were eighteen and ninteen years OF
age respectively.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
FOUR DIE IN FLAMES
Father and Three Children Perish
Older Son RescUes Mother and
Four Other Children.

Buffalo. n. Y. March 1.-Anthonv
Schuitze. 50 years old and three of bis
children. Nellie. aged ~. Joseph. aged
II. and Nav. aged 3. were burned to
de ath in fire in their home in De3ew
early this morning Mrs. Schultze
end her four youngest children were
rescued.
Walter Sehultze. . married son.
who lived next door. risked his life
twice in rescHing his mother and the
younger children.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
AM0NIA KILLED TWO
Men Were Visiting Engineer Of Brew.
cry When Pipe Burst-Engineer
mado Escape.

Chicago. March while visiting
John Ruete. engineer of the Manhat
tan Brewing Company at Fortieth
street and Emerald avenue. in the en-
gine room of the plant today. Charles
Schrandt and Emil DeGraat were kill.
ed by the bursting Of a pipe filed with
Ruete escaped the fumes
by crawling along the floor to an opca
door.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
AIMED To KILL
ENTIRE FAMILY
ACTRESS SAYS HUSBAND PUR-
SUED THEM ALL AFTER KILL
ING BROTHER.
ROY THREATENED DEATH
To GIacia Gala, iier Father and
Mother, If They Did Not Tell
Story That Carkins Killed
Himself.

! PORTSMOUTH, N. H. March 1--Tha
| Paul e. Roy intended to murder hi.
| wife, the beautiful Glacia Gala, hel
mother Mrs. Grace r. Kelley, and ben
foster father, John d. Kelley, immedi
ltely after he killed his brOther-in-law
George A. Carkins, in the paatial
home Of the Callas in Newington on
the night of Jan. 2, is now the belief
Of the authorities and all those direct
~ interested in the case. Glacia Gala
and her mother, Mrs Kelley, will both
make this assertion If Roy is ever
brought to trial
Paul Roy intended to murder the
whole of us. and he told us So" said
Miss Gala today after he killed
Sonny | fed from the house, going
to my mothers to spread the alarm
He pursued me, firmly determined to
kill me and my father and mother.
He found rs all in the Kelley
house. When he overlook MS in the
dooryard of my mothers house he
was frenzied with rage. He grappled
with me and forced me to tell the
story which | did.
Cried Like Child.
During the long flight from my
house to my mothers house, and dur
ing the time he was pleading with me
to tell the suicide story, his anger
cooled and he went and cried, while
possessed OF a cowardly fear, pity
me, pity mel" My poor mother nearly
died that night. She sat on the floor
of the pantry and held Georges head
In her lap and Inoanesl hsetf the night.
The doctor and the undertaken drag
ged her upstairs and she was finally
persuaded to go to bed
Shortly afterward | also went to |
nv room and retired
During the early hours of the morn.
ng Paul came into my room but |
got up and left the ROOM
told him | could never live with him
gain. because he had killed my
,rother. He cried like child and
hook like leaf
Stole His Gun.
Il left the room and slept with my
neither Paul followed us about con
iantly aud said he would kill us If
Fe told the story. | begged him TO
i've me his revolver, but he refused
IN Saturday my mother took it out of
is pocket and hid it In my veil box
4 my chamber.
"On Sunday when they we're dress
lg me for the funeral of Sonny
'aul was in the room and saw some
nc of our friends omen the veil box
nd expose the revolver to view as
hey took out my veil. was not in /
be room at that time. Paul took the
eyolver, saying 1t was mis-. Is
After the funeral we discovered /
rat Paul had the revolver fully load ,
d and was carrying 1t in his pocket. I
~ mother took IL out of his coat
ocket when he wu3 not around and
laced it in a pasteboard box and left
secreted until she gave II to Sheriff
oils"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
IN MOROCCO
French Troops and Madakra Tribes
men In Desperate Encounter
French Lose II Killed.

Paris, March 1.-Advices received
today from General D'Amade, com
mander of the French forces in Mo
rocco, report another furious fight
with Madakra tribesmen which lasted
from s o'clock in the morning until
nightfall, the French losing eleven
men killed and 36 wounded.
At one time the French cavalry was
by the enemy but the
troopers succeeded I'm cutting their
way out by a most brilliant charge,
The Madakras were beaten off.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
GRADE Of VICE-AOMIRAL
May Be Conferred On Evans When
He Reaches Frisco II Present
Plans Work Out.

Washington March If the pres
ont plan is carried out. Rear Admiral
Evans viii be presented with the
title of vice admiral Of the Ameri-
can navey when he sails through
the Golden Gate An effort will be
made to push the bill through con
gress creating the grade Of vice ad-
mirsl before the baftleship feet
reaches San Francisco.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
IN THR0ES OF WINTER
Scotland and Parts Of England Visited
BY Most wintrv Weather IN
Many Years.

London. March scotland and
parts Of England and Wales have eK-
perienced two days Of the nest win
tory weather in many years. There
have been heavy sBowstorms and biz
yards. In parts Of Scotland snow
drifts are ten and fifteen feet deep.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
ELEVATORS TRANSFERRED.

Sioux Cits. Iowa March Papers
have been signed formally transfer
ring sixteen elevators in Nebraska
from Bienkiron Brothers. Of Sioux
City. 10 the McCaul Webster Eleva-
toT Company Of Minneapolis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
TORPEDO BOATS AT cALLAo.

Callso. March 1.-The American tor
pedo boat hotiIla arrived here today
from Talhaucano. The fIotilla viii
remain here until March 9th. sailing
that date for Panama. All the vessels
are in excellent condition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
LATER LOCATION OF AUTOS.

Clinton, Ia, March French car
No. ! stopped here this afternoon to
take on pilot and left at once for the
west The Italian car passed through
Clinton at 4:0S p. M, stopping only to
take on a pilot
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
WIFE UNDER ARREST.

Clinton. Iowa. March FIRED Dolph
2s years old. was murdered last night
while he slept His head vas blown
of b. a shot gun. The wife of the
murdered man is under arrest
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
AMONG BREWERS
Stocks in England Brewerics Went
Down to Low Rate Owing to
Proposed Licensing Bill.

London. March l.-Stocks in all
breweries went down Friday and Sat
urday 70 an amazingly low rate. until
they could not he sold at any price.
ewing to the proposed licensing bill.
The shrinkage In the nominal value
of brewing properties Is estimated at
S2500oo 200 There - a panic among
the brewer
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
CHICAGO PROFESSOR DIES.

Chicago. March f-Prpfesssr Hem
rich Mascheks. Of the department 0.
Of the University of Chi
csgO. diei here today following AZ
operation for the removal Of a tunlos.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
STILL IN INDIANA.

Michigan City Ina, 1iarch 1.-The
German car and French No. 2 in the
New York to Paris race arrived here
~ noon and departed for Chicago enc
,,hour iater. -....s !. -, s
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
A BREAK DOWN.

Des Moines, Ia, March 1.-The
American car broke down at Belle
FLAMES and will stay there. so 1t is
reported for the night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
FRTNcH MARQUIS DIES.

Pau, France, March John Adrain
Louis Hope Marquis of Linlithgow,
died here today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02
ADJOURNMENT IN JULY.

Madrid. March L-Accoueheineni
OF Queen Victoria is expected ss0ut
the end Of July
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02

ADVERTISING 10 ELEcrRIc. You
don't always know how 10 do u until
you have tried to DO u IN dimsrsnt
ways. III
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-02

JUST A LITTLE BiT Of experience
IS sometimes worth reams and tons
OF theory In reference to advertising.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26
JAMES ORR WAS DISMISSED
DECIDED NOT GUILTY on
CHARGE OF TRESPASS
Case the Ousgrowth Of the Quaran-
tine PLACED en- Snyder Wen BY
Board of Health.
Board of Health

James or 9ao was aeaa hearing
ID Justice FeIk0s court @ednea
on charge 81 uesHa upon BE
promises 81 Nr AHam SNYDER AND
sa upon tbc person of tba sea-
tlemen was adluaeaa MOT guilty ag
Justice Thompson ad both charges
dismissed
ON was appointed special wa.oh-
man by The board 81 health 70 keep aa
csc upon the we'll IF Mf snyder
which bad been placed under auaraa
aue 81 the health officers and 2 dis
pte arose between him aad 81 sne.
der The charge of satat grew oa'
q tHs TIE charge q was
e determine the iegalits he action
81 he board Of health 81 sending q
watehman onto the SNYDER promises
SNYDER was recently heavily hned D.
Nsiiae FeIker for violating auaraa
tine. ana she case was appealed 6
fbe Circuit court
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26
TIE JOURNAL SALE REGISTER

The following is a list or the sales
thus Gar scheduled fof berkeley and
Jefferson counties:
March 27--Louia Michaels, near
Arden
Maro 8o--August swartz, west o.
LeeEown
March SLIP n Seal near Bill
myers mill
April Rex John r. Evera. near
NancleyesXliie
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26

Opening THURSDAY April 2 zoos
Frank s. Emmert z0-8t
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26

Call Oriental Rug Co ana have you-
Carpets cleaned. United phone 20
2BG.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26

How IS it, that YOU are kept
SO busy My answer was,
Prompt and efficient service,
SIR. If you had been one OF
nay patrons you could have an
sWered the question yourself,
as my work speaks for itself
and appeals to the general pub
Ike, when prompt and satisfac-
tory service is needed.
~ AND JEwELEa
Gu ~ KING Street
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26
Live stoca 3larzct.
prodnea MarEaI.

Local merchants today quote the
prices they axe paying for country
produce as follows
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26
C0AlpT0Ns

ron Public Square
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-26

was visitor b ais eie today
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11

The civilized world will be constant ly expecting to hear of something out of the ordinary at Barcelona as long as Alfonso is there
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
100000
TREES AND PLANTS AT WAoNER'S NURSERY.

Umbrella trees. A.21sc each and up Ash trees. .lc each and up Mulberry trees. s.........5 5c' each and up Rose bushes. .......--..5c DC each and up Fruit trees. es...-..-.... 200 each and up Ornamental Fan and Date Palms.
 SC each and up varieties Hedge plants. Sc each up Grapes. ..-...-.....5c Sc each and up
 My fruit trees have been inspected by proper authority. It will pay you to come and see me at the nursery, Y of mile south of Eastlake park, R. F. D. No. 1.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
WARSHIPS'
 WEAKNESS
Other Testimony Before
 the Senate Committee
Two Witnesses Found That Much Was Wrong With the Navy.

Washington. March 10.-That there are serious defects in the construction of American battleships was charged today by Captain c. NJ. R. Winslow, assistant chief of the bureau of navi- gation of the navy department and Commander A. |. Key, former naval aide to President Roosevelt. The for mer officer said that the shl1s under Admiral Evans were all, over draft when they left Hampton Roads. He defended Admiral Rojestvensky for taking the Russian ships into battle with the Japanese with full bunkers of coal. saying that the Russian com mander could not have done otherwise for he did not know how far he would be compelled to steam.
 Commander Key attempted to direct the form of his own testimony and incurred the displeasure of the com mittee on that account. He criticised the armor belt and the gun decks as being too low and the ammunition hoists as unsafe He attempted to dispute the testimony of other off cers, especially Chief Constructor Capps. bu- was not permitted to do so. Finally the committee held an ex- ecutive session at which it was decid- ed that Key should be heard tomor- TOW. but that his criticisms should be confined to the ships and not directed against the officers
 Winslow, the first of the witnesses. in defending the Russian admiral. used the fate of the Russian fleet as an illustration of the danger of going into acticn with the armor belt too far under water. Al the same time he said the ships should carry at least two thirds capacity of ammunition stores. He said that a two-thir1s sup ply of all stores would make all the American battleships too low and therefore the arnor belts should be raised. He could not state the exact amount. as he said it would vary on different ships.
 The witness was asked to compare certain types of American ships with the contemporarS class of British ships He took the Connecticut and the Lord Nelson. In gunnery he said the British ships had made better rec ords for rapid shooting with the bat tery of 9.2 inch guns than had been made with the Connecticut's S-inch guns. He thought this achievement was due probably to the hoists.
 "On what ships now under the com
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
OFFICE HOLDERS IN KENTUCKY

OFFICE HOLDERS IN KENTUCKY
 Notwithstanding the denial that there is undue federal activity any where and notably in the south. Hon William o. Bradley, recently elected republican United States senator by the Kentucky legislature bears testi- mony to the perniciousness of the fed eral office holders in his state and who are imperiling the success of the republican party in Kentucky
 Senator Bradley says:
 ''The republican federal officeholders of the state (kentucky) with few ex- captions, are banded, organized and earnestly laboring to carry the state for Mir. Taft Should they succeed they will lead the party to another de- feat l sincerely hope that the repub-s licans of Kentucky will rebuke these self constituted masters and see to it that the boys in the trenches and the people who constitute the brain and sinew of the party go to the various county conventions. assert their inde- pendence. and forever break the yoke of official control. Each and every re- publican is entitled to elect his candi- date for president without dictation CT fear from any source. high or low"
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
IS NEAR

at hand, and if you're wise you will help Nature get rid of the impurities
 collected in the system during the winter months by taking a short course of the Bitters. IL is wonderful. the amount Of good it can do at this
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11

D. E. PASCOE, Notary Public. Con yeyancing @ speciality. Acknowledg-
 ments taken. 110 North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11

The last oc the autos .n the New York to Paris race are approaching the Missouri river b.- this time. Nothing but break Of the carbureter chimes from reaching Paris by 1910.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11

The former political friends and henchmen of ex-Mayor Schmitz will not probably regard his release from jail as vindication, to the extent of rendering him an ovation. Still the San Franciscans do some funny things.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11

The craftsmanship records which the cruisers have been making at Magda- lena Bay are probably considered by Lieutenant Commander Sims to be in- tended as personal affront
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
pRcFE 8 aioNaL

DR. W. S. LOWE. Veterinarian. Office r N. 1st Ave. office Phone, Red 1928. Res. Phone, County A.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11

Pittsburg. it strikes us, is a funny place for holding a Young Peoples Missionary convention or any other function of a religious character This is carrying the war into h. or. We mean Africa CT the onemy's coun- frN-
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11

If the gunners of tls Albany had would almost certainly have made at least siNty-seven hits out of the sixty six shots fired.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
H0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS

VII! purify the bIood, make sleep rest- full and cure Spring Fever, Colds, Grippe, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Cos tiveness and Malaria, Fever and Ague. We guarantee the genuine to be abso- lutely pure.
The Washington times., 1908-04-11
COL. B. F. ". CARTER
FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL

Col. =. F. W. Carter. sixty-one years
of age, Of Richmond. Va. was found
dead in bed this morning in his room
at the National Hotel. II Is believed
that death was due to heart disease.
Colonel Carter, who was a salesman
for Cincinnati varnish company. was
well known in this city, where he had
spent much time in recent years. He
registered at the National Hotel last
Saturday night. and several friends who
met him in the corridor remarked that
he was not looking well He was last
seen alive about the hotel last night.
When a bell boy opened his door to de
liver a package about 1l;3O O'Clock this
morning, IL was. foun0 that he was dead.
Representative John Lamb OF Virginia
was notified OF the coIonel's death. and
came Immediately 20 the hotel Mr.
Lamb will arrange 10 have the body
taken 10 Richmond.
Colonel Carter was a veteran OF the
civil war. having served with the Rich
mond HOwitzers. He was a native OF
Virginia He is survived by one daugh-
ter, who lives in Richmond.
The Washington times., 1908-04-11
BennIng Entries
For Monday

BENNING RACE TRACK, April IL
the entries at Benning for Monday are
IS follows:
First race-Handicap; three-year-olds
and upward; six fuTlOngs; Columbia
course. Martin Doyle. 125; COmedienne.
La; Right and True, 10. Workman. lOi {.
The Wrestler. 1O7: Gilvedear. 105; Ser
vile. l02: Nanno, l02; Bergoo, 81 Lady
Isabel. 90; Grace Cameron, IS.
Second race-SelIinE; two-year-olds:
four and a half furiOngs; old course.
Ice. %; Jack Glenn, q; 'Helen Hills, %,
-Rsgman, 81; Sir Cannon, 90.
Third race-Four-ye ar-Olds and up
ward; one mile Columbia course. Mill
stone. los: Grace Cameron. l0l; Peter
Knight. 1l2; PaniqUe. 1f2; How About
You. 1O2-
Fourth -SteepIechase for maiden
four-year-oIds and upward; about two
miles Miss CantakeTous. 1S6. Blood
stone. 151: Old Guard l5l; BeldemO, lao
Sir Wooster, 49,; Fin MacCool, 49,
Eric, 49,.
Fifth rsce-SellirE; three-year-o.d'
and upward. one mile: Columbia course
Rrookdale, 10; Sheridan, JOS; Kempton
raun. 102. Insrahafs, %: Queen Lead, O.
ebert %. OrfanO. o. Trey OF Spades
g.: FeTrylandinE. 50: Cartwheel, 50; Al
Ioy. s.: Silver Ball. 81: Blember. s.
Azure Maid. -; %Call Boy. %; swimming
Star. 81. @kinGsessing. 81
sixth ce-Three- yesr-oIds ana up
one and one-eiChth miles. old course
Tanker. IL: Peter Knight; IL: d, Ankle
III: Royal. 100; Killiecranl1ie, lt6; Little
ton Maid. Jos; Umbrella, 1e6; Obert, o.
Apprentice allowance
Weather clear: track heavy.