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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-02

Or. Pierce believes that our American for
ests atoSpd in most valuable medicinal roots
fo4 the cufe~Qf most obstinate and fatal dis
eaSfS, II weyOold properly investigate them;
and lR (eAfrIa4tfVp OF this conviction. he
poinAS with pride>0 the almost naHelnns
cuIes enected- BIZ bis -Gnlden- -Medlca1Q Dis
covery.- which has -nroYen Itself 70 be the
mQst efticIent- -sllInach- tonic. LIVER tnYlgor-
4tQk. heau tonic and reRula atoLa and blood
cleanser known 70 medical Silence DyspeD-
Sia- or Indigestion. torpid liver. functional
and even valvular and other affections Of
the heart yield 10 its curative action. The
reason uhv II cures these and many other
affections Is clearly shown In q little book
Of extracts from the standard medical works
which Is mailed free 70 any address by Dr.. K
v. Pierce. VI Buffalo, n. T.. TO all sending
request for tho same.
. . .
Not less marvellous. in the unparalleled
cures II is constantly making Of woman's
many peculiaI affections. weaknesses and
distyessjng deraDgements b DR.. Pierce's
FaVor1te> >PreScrlpu0n,.a as is amply attested
by thousands ofJsrSoslci ted testimonials con-
tiibuted byNG}rteful pafieDA who have been
cured bylt Of Catarrhal lnelLlc dTllk psI1fIi
peTi9dA irregglaritIes; prolapsgs and olheL
SiI9a oi Uterus and Ef1dfsd IfsstlonS, OTTen
after many other advertised medicines and
physicians had failed
. - =
Roth the aboTe r1crfioned medicines are
wholIy made up from the glyceric extracts OF
native medicinal roots The processes en-,
plOyed In their manufacture were onglnaI
xitb DR. Pierce and they are carried on by
1killed chemists and pharmacists with the
sld OF apparatus and appliances specially
designed and built for this purpose bot9
medicines are entirely free from alcohol ana
ali other harmful habit-forming drugs. =
full isl OF their ingredients Il printed -
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-02

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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
SERVICES Of A
NURSE SPURNEO
DUCHESS DE CHAULNES, DAUGH.
TER OF THEODORE p. SHONTs
SHOCKS HER FRENCH RELA.
TiVES-NURSES HER BABE.

Paris. Dec 20.--Paris society, par
ticularly the American colony is smil
ing over a little story going the
rounds about the Duchess de Chaul-
mes, formerly Miss Theodore Shonts.
According to intimate friends, she
has brought into the life Of the
French aristocracy American ideas re-
garding a mothers duty to her chill
dren, thereby causing vast astonish,
ment.
1t is the custom here in high So
ciety for hired nurses to take charge
Of a baby Immediately after its birth
and bring it up for the mother. But
the Independent American Duchess
has informed the titled relatives Of
her late husband that she is in no
need of a nurse to give the young
Duke de Chaulnes nourishment; that
she will attend to that herself II is
said that the old Duchess Dues, the
head of the family, is greatly shocked
at such a procedure, which, in France
is confined to the peasantry or the
Bourgeoisie. But the young mother
met all objections and she now nurses
the child, whom she barely permits
to be out of her sight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
DISPUTE OVER
WATERS DEPTH
NAVY DEPARTMENT SAYS NOT
ENOUGH WATER OVER BAR
AT CHARLESTON TO FLOAT
SHIPS TO CARRY TAFT.

Augusta. Ga. Dec. 20-And nov
comes the navy department saying
there is not water enough over tn,
har al Charleston. :. G.. To Scat Pre-
identclcct Taft should he persist in
his plan Of sailing for Panama frora
that port in the Cruiser North Caro-
lima or Montana.
Charleston lays claim TO thirty
feet Of water over the bay. the cruis
ers draw twenty-three and a half feet.
and the navy department asserts that
there IS only = feet over the bar. The
department. wants Judge TAFT to san
from Hampton Roads. It g. his pres
ent determination TO give the city ri
Charleston a. opportunity ~ demon
zt1sta ifz hsrhcr facilities and he BE-
not inclined 10 change his plans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
JOURNALIST Of.
REN0WN IS DEAD
MAJOR o. J, SMITH WAS PRESI.
DENT OF AMERICAN PRESS
ASSOCIATION.
WAS ALSO ITS FOUNDER
Born in Indiana on Farm and Fought
in the Civil War--One of Fore
mast American
Thinkers.

New York, Dec. 20.Maior Or
lando Jay Smith, president and gen.
eral manager Of the Americans Press
Association since 1882, died tonight.
Major Smith had been i'll since Sep
tember, when he was operated upon
for cancer of the stomach.
Major Smith founder and president
until his death of the American Press
Association, was prominent figure
in American journalism for forty
years. As the head of the largest
newspaper syndicate in the United
States, he held relations with pub
fishers throughout the country.
After active service in the civil
war, he became editor of the Mail Of
Terre Haute, Ind. Later he bought the
Express, of Terre Haute removing
the paper in 1878 to Chicago. In
$50 he founded the American Press
Association and fro mthat time until
his death Major Smith was the active
head Cf the association. With the
growth of the associations work,
branch offices were established in
most of the principal cities of the
United States.
Major Smith was born on a farm
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
MURPHY ANSWERS
Precedent Of Chicago National Base.
hall Club Attacks Findings Of
National Commission.

Chicago. Dec. 20.-That the find.
ingG made by the National baseball
Commission on the alleged sale of
tickets to scalpers in Chicago for the
worlds championship series are not
to be passed over in silence was
made evident today.
President Charles Murphy of the
Chicago National league team. sptnt
busy day in writing answers 10 the
18 findings Of the commission. To
tF7 last finding that the Chicago
rlui hal held no public sale Of
tickets previous to the first game
here except iu the office Of the club
although many tickets had g-tteu in-
to The possession Of th" sealp-rs.
declares that a public sale actually
vas held in tho regular Uay
he asks Chairman Herman tn
whom his answers are Co te sent.
Why the decision Of The commission
was not first submitted t1 the Chi
cago club before DC was HromulEat %
IN order that the club might have an
opportunity Of defending itself
simultaneously with The publication
of the report
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
KNOX IS ONLY
ONE SELECTED
FOR TAFT CABINET so FAR.
PRESIDENT-ELECT SAYS HE
is NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
NEWSPAPER TALK.

Augusta, Ga, Dec, 2O.-President.
elect and Mrs. William II Taft at.
tended services today at st. Paul's
Episcopal church. Dr. Whitney, the
pastor, preached temperance ser
mon as did all the other local minis
tera here today. The laXity of en-.
forcing the state prohibition laws Of
Georgia is given as the cause of the
crusade in Augusta. DR.. Whitney
frankly admitted the law to be bad
IN part, and in some respects fanati
cal" Nevertheless he said ''it is
law, and out to be obeyed If 1t is
bad law, it's rigid enforcement is
the surest means of getting it re-
pealed or amended
The president said tonight
that he was still innocent of being
the source of inspired" or "authori-
tative" cabinet stories. The cabinet,
ne said had acquired no additional
members since the Knox announce
nont: no offers of positions were
pending nor had he made any de-
cisjons with respect to making offers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
HEAVYWE|GHIS
IN FINE FORM
TOMMY BURNS AND JACK JOHN.
SON WILL FIGHT FOR CHAM,
PiONSHiP OF WORLD AT sgd.
NEY, N. S. W., SATURDAY.

Sydney, n. S. w, Dec. 20.-Tommy
Burns, the French-Canadian heavy
weight pugilst, and Jack Johnson.
American colored pugilist. who are to
fight here Saturday next for the heavy
weight championship of the world,a
both in the pink of condition.
Although the odds favor Burns
probably because of his recent vic.
tory. Johnson has many supporters.
The fight will be TO finish i'm q
foot rung in the open air. Besides
the purse of 100000 Burns will oh
tain a moving picture film valued az
1850 and transportation for himself
and manager TO London, making a
total of $4,000 he will receive for
meeting Johnson
Johnson also gets travelling eXpen
scs from London to Australia and re.
turn in addition to $4,000 guaranteed
him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
ELIGIBLE FOR
CONSULAR JOBS
BOARD OF EXAMINERS CERT
FIES LIST OF SUCCESSFUL
CANDIDATES TO SECRETARY
OF STATE.

Washington, Dec 2o.-The boar(
of examiners has certified to the sec
retary of state list of the success
full candidates, made public today
who are eligible to appointment in
the consular service, having passed
the examinations prescribed by the
beard. OF II candidates who were
designated for examination last uJly
As presented themselves and only is
passed the examination, In Novem-
be. the examination of So candidates
was designated and of these 81 were
examined out of which only % were
successful
Among those successful for the
position of consul were;
Wilbert H. Bonney, Illinois.
Stuart N. Fuller, Wisconsin.
Joseph j. Sleehta, South Dakota.
Carl r. Loop Indiana,
Edward d. Winslow, Illinois
Leo j. KKena, Michigan.
For student interpreterships and
assistants the following
were among those successful:
Ross ]. Hazeltine, Indiana,
Ripley Wilson, Illinois.
Roger C. Treadwell, Indiana
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
HARTMAN INoisPosED.

New York, Dee. 2N.-It was learned
today that T. ~ Hartman was unabi
to 20 n his country place at Arden
over the week end as has been hi-
custom aud that hc is at Fifth avenue
home recovering from fho effect Of o
bilious attack. Ills physicians. nr
william q. Lyle said tonight thai
nothing more serious was th" MAJ
Ter with Hartman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
TWO CHILDREN cREmETED.

Travcrso CITY. Mich Dec 2o-Two
little children were rremafrI last
might when the home ri Edwarl Ton
~ burned in tire village of Interloeh-
en-. a miles west Of here. The family
were all in beI when Hrs- Toner was
awakened by the fire There was jus
time for herself and her sirk husband
10 escape with the baby Ehica vas
sleeping in their room. leaving Mary-
aged :. ami L-man. aged :. in an
ether rcCm
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
GOOD ATTENDANCES
Continue TO Mark Sessions OF Inter.
national tuberculosis Exhibit
IN New York City.

New York. Dee. E0-Rccurd break.
ing attondanccs continue 10 mark
th7 progress of the sessions Of the
international tuberculosis Exhibit
at the American Museum Of Natural
History. The feature of todays meet
who declared that In the fight against
tn great white plague two definite
barriers 50 strong that the cannot
he circumyented. must be erected
These. he declared. were a ban on
tho importation of diseased cattle
ana prohibition of the use Of tho
designation -pastuerized' on milk
that has not been Pastuerize1 but
merely preserved
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
AMERICANS BUY
A I" COLD BRICK"
FAKE INTEREST IN SCHEME TO
DOUBLE TRACK SIBERIAN
RAILROAD.
SHAW AMONG VICTIMS
But Former Secretary of Treasury De
nies Report--knoWn That Siher-
ian Road is Russian Govern
ment Property.

Paris, Dec 20.-Through the pres
cnce here Of Judge" G. H Mayer, az
I American railroad promoter, there
/ has come to light a story about a gi
gantic syndicate which he and r. H
| Hartmann, another American, are
said to have attempted to create foT
the avowed purpose of double-track
| ing the Siberian railway and for build
| ing new line to the Amur.
Although ever tinancier knows that
the Siberian railway Is an imperial
ernment has announced 1t will never
give a concession to outside parties
for extending it. several Americans OF
prominence invested In the Mayer.
Hartmann syndicate it is said
Among them, according to the story
ahoat in Paris, We're Leslie Shaw, for.
mer secretary of the treasury, and
Milliam r. Van Brunt of Red Bank
N. J., who was one of the directors OF
the Hartman railroads.
Got Yacht From Money.
Hartman is said to have impressed
upon these men as well as others thai
he had obtained not only concessions
for double tracking the Siberian linz,
but also highly valuable contracts for
the work. He styled his syndicate the
Baltic Construction Company of Am
erica"
With some of the funds contributed
10 the syndicate, 1t is said, Judge
Mayer, who is we'll known as pro
moter and lobbyist in Philadelphia
and other Eastern cities, engaged q
yacht and went to Russia In maghlf-
cent style, spending large sums so
impress the Russian officials who
II was claimed had given TO him an |
Hartmann the concessions and con.
tracts.
II appears that some Russian Off
cials visited Mayer on his yacht, but
it was not very long before the Rus
sian minister of finance heard talk
about the concessions and contracts
and publicly announced that none had
been granted.
Mixed Up in Mexico.
by this time the story has 1t, Shaw
and Van Brunt had expended large
sums upon the syndicate. Van Brunt
il is said was Obliged to resign from
the Hartman directorate because OF
his connection with the Baltic Con
slruction Company of America.
The identity of Hartmann has not
been clearly established on this side.
Some Americans here say he was mix
ed up with several syndicate deals
in Mexican properties.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21

Roberts or rather on what flaws Az
torEey Mcintyre of the defense, Is
able to find in IT, largely depends
Thornton Hams chances for dis.
agreement or verdict for one of
the lesser degrees of murder,
All hope of finishing the trial be.
fore Christmas has been abandoned,
otherwise there would have bcon
court on Friday night aud full SIS.
sion Saturday Instead there was an
adjournment until Monday morning
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
ESSAY ON LINCOLN
Prizes Offered BY Manager William
con Of Cairo Opera House to Be
Awarded Today.

Manager Williamson of TN" Cairc
opera house. last week offered TIVE
prizes for the best and second .bcs'
stories of the Life of Abraham Lin
coin. written 10y pupils of Cairo High
school The prizes were number OF
admission tickets 10 the performance
tonight The essays will be passed on
TO-DAY and the prizes will DE sent ia
the winners. one or both of the win
ming essays will be published In The
Bulletin tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
FRISCO JAlLER SHOT.

San Francisco. DoC -a.-lohn T.
FiuueL chief iai'er 40 fhe county jail
was seriously wounded reiay hy Pa
Narre. former pugiiizf Finnell xas
walking in company with state As
-.mh-tuan O-NsiL uhen aHpruachr.
fv Mage The latter struck oNet
and uhen FinncIi came fo tho latter
assistance. Mage shot him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
B0HEMIANS IN AMERICA
Send Resolutions TO Emperor Joseph
Asking That Leniency Be Shown
People in Old Country.

Chicago. Dec. 20-Stirred by the
belief that the civil law is superesd
cd by the military law In Bohem,
the Bohcmians in Chicago, said to be
acting In concert with those Of the
entire country today passed resou
tions which will be sent TO Emperor
Francis Joseph Of Austria. The reso
lutions ask that the people Of Bo
hcmia be treated more lcnicntly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
CARDINAL LECOT DIES
SUDDENLY IN FRANCE

Chambery, France, Dec 20 Cardt
nal Victor Lucian Sulpice Lecot, arch.
bishop of Bordeaux, died at his hotel
here today from a hemorrhage of the
brain, while returning from a visit to
Rome. Cardinal Lecot was a leader
French ecclestiatics looking in the
settlement of the difference between
the government and the church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
FIRE
IN Joc Letter. Zeigler Mines Gro~ing
Mere serious-cosi Msunste Di
reefs Fiioht Of Flames.

Du Quoiu Ill., Dec. -1.-The fire g.
Joseph Letters Zeiglcr mines has
grown more serious during the past
q hours. The flames are almost be-
yond control and much damage has
betn done Letter arriver in Zeigler
by special train today 10 direct the
fight on the blaze.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
STEAMER DAMAGED.

Copenhagen. Dec Gothic Nor
wegian steamer Heimdal, from New
Orltans and Norfolk for Odesse, etc.
before reported ashore and floated,
has been examined by divers, who
found the bottom indented and the
fore tank cracked.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
TO TESTIFY TO-DAY

Washington D-r. Z8.-Anlreu Car
urEir arrived here toiav 90 alTfa-
touorr0u as witness in the ta1f
hearing "a the steel sche luic hefor-
the wags ani means committee Car
nrcis tonight declined - inficafe
tho character 81 his tesfimonT b.
fore the committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
RAILROAD MAN sUicroes.

Omaha. Dec 28-WfUism r. Ksi
-ey. cashier of the Tuioa Pacifc rail
-oaf at south Omaha. commttss
-uicide TO-DAY by shooting hims r.
r-niou Pacific officials declare Kel
ieg'z accounts correct KELLEY left
letter o. his wife. Which indicated
thst overEork perhaps uuhaiaacef
bis mind
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
MEYER GOES nuNTINe.

Washington. Dec. 20.-Postmaster
General Meyer. accompanied By his
zcn. left tonight for weeks hunting
expedition in North Carolina
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21
CASTRO GOES 10 nosPITAL.

Btrlin. Dec President Castro
Of Nenczrela. vas today removed n
Or lErela's hospital to undergo a
course Of treatment and dieting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-21

near Terrc Haute. Ind, in 1912. BY
on religions. philosophy and
economies, Major Smith won a high
place among American thinkers.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-29
l$771 GROCERY BILL
Thomas smollan Sued for
Twenty Years Worth of
\ Provisions.
lGARBAGE-CAN CASES UP
Nv. A. Teddy VIII Fight His Cases
News of the Probate
Court.

The interesting proposition OF a
grocery and meat dealer suing Gus
toner who had traded with her and
her husband for nearly twenty years
and who still continues a running ac-
count at the store, was afforded In the
common pleas court yesterday morn
Ing when Mrs. Nellie j. Henehan,
wife OF 7. ]. Henehan. doing business
at 422 Congress avenue. began a suit
for s77i97 against Thomas Smollan,
an Orange painter The orders for
the goods that were delivered were ar
ranged In a bag, which was filled to
bursting, and placed upon the lawyers
table In front of the bench OF Judge
Isaac Wolfe.
The complainant, Mrs. Henehap
was the first witness to assume the
stand.
It transpired that Mrs. Henehan
had bought out her husband who had
failed to make the business pay. The
case was still on trial at the adjourn
ment of trial at o'clock
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-29
HIGHWAYMAN is CAPTURED
Alfred Woleott Charged With At.
tempted Ilold-Up of Fred Orr.

a half hour after the attempted
holf-up Of Frederick w Orr and an
other prominent gentleman Of this
city at Savln Rock, Wednesday af-
ternoon. suspicious character who
gave the name Of Alfred Wolcott was
arrested by Railroad Policeman Rob
ert Macdonald ana locked up In ans
wer to the charge. Mr.. Orr immed-
lately after the occurrence Of which
was told In the Journal-Courier yes
terday morning complained to Police
man Macdonald, describing the man
and the officer soon had him In GUS
tody In the Orange town court yes
terday morning he was held by Judge
Wilkinson until Monday next and n
default Of bonds went to jail.
The hold-up as stated yesterday
occurred about 2;30 p. M, at the
waiting station near CoX's Surf house
The other gentleman whose identity
has not yet been established was be-
ing attacked when Mr.. Orr camo
along from Cox's and then the man
held both up and demanded money.
He drew a knife to enforce his de-
mand and the other man fed, leaving
Mr.. Orr alone. The latter picked up
stone and started to defend him
self at which the highwayman ran.
Wolcott claims never to have been ar
rested before and denies all knowledge
Of the affair.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-29
SCholZ Estate.

Although Julius Soholz who resid-
ed at 257 Campbell avenue, Is dead,
his saloon at that address is flourish
ing under the management of his
daughter, Mrs. Helene Ives, and her
husband. Robert Ives. The latter Is
officiating AS bartender at the rate IF
$50 per month. In the probate court
yesterday forenoon the other children
OF scholz were protesting that Mrs.
Ives, who is named as the executrix
Of the estate under the will of her
father, had been mismanaging The
estate. and asked, for her removal, but
after a short hearing in which only
the testimony of Mrs. Ives was heard,
Judge John =. Studley suggested that
the contending heirs come together,
and that the saloon be sold, the pro-
ceeds TO be distributed among the con-
testants. The heirs then went out in
to the corridor with Attorney Charles
w. Evarts who appeared for the chill
dren other than Mrs. Ives and talked
matters over. 1t was finally decided
to sell the saloon.
Mrs Ives testified that the saloon
came under her control March "a
During two months the income was