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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-01
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Fall and Winter Schedule in Effect at
1905 A. M. Monday, Oct. 5.

The fall and winter train schedule
on the Maine Central Railroad will
go into effect at 1905 A. NJ, Monday,
oct ;. on and after which time trains
will leave Augusta as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-01
Going East.


Going East.
No. II at 1859 A. NJ. now 12.47.
No. 127 at 800, now 1922.
No. % at sos. new.
No. / at 9.0S no change.
No 8 at 1908 =. NJ. now 1905.
No. IL at pa now 2.43.
No. 10 at 800, now 81.
No % at Isl, now 1873.
Going West.
No. at 81 A. NJ. now 8.
No. Al at 6.36. now 6,37.
No. Ga at 9.36, no change.
No. at 800 F. M, no change.
No. 1O2 at 3.J3, now 4.O3.
No. "a at SO. new.
No liz at us. new.
No. = at 1913, now 1915.
Sunday Trains.
Going East-No. 324 at 917 A. NJ.
now 80.
Going West-No. 332 at 9.59 A. NJ.
now 1910. No. 334 at 3.33 +. NJ, new
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
TOBACCO BARN BURNED
Night Riders at Work Near Adairviile,
ky.--Only Small Amount OF
Tobacco Was Destroyed.

Adairsylle. KY, Jan 30.-Night riI-
ers burned two large barns on the
farm of Jesse Burr, one mile west Of
here last midnight The barns cor
tanned small lot of tobacco belong
ing to Pres Strickland. a crcpper OF
Burr. who Is not a member Of the
Dark Tobacco Growers Association.
Another barn on the place containing
a large crop belonging TO Pink War;.
an associate cropper was not m.iess-
ID. Mr. Burr Is not a member of the
association. but he sold and delivered
only recently a large crop to Spring
field. Tenn. buyers and this he states
perhaps saved him a heavy loss.
IL is estimated that there were b.
tween thirty and fifty riders in ths
aaFfy. They came from a western al.
rectlon and after quietly accomplish.
ing the purpose rode away leaving no
clue 70 their identity
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
TO DIVIDE COSTS
OF RIVER IMPROVEMENT ORGAN
izATIoN OF EXPERTS
SHOULD BE FORMED.
Senator NewIands Speaks on Neces-
sity OF Combination OF Rail and
Water Transportaitno at
Chicago.

Chicago. Jan. 30.--Senator New
lands, of Nevada, was the principal
speaker tonight at a banquet Of the
Traffic Club at the Auditorium. His
address was upon THE. coordination
OF rail and water transportation"
The speaker dwelt upon the nece3-
sity for a combination of rail and
water transportation, the water being
used for the carriage OF cheap AMI
bulky products. and rail for higher
priced articles requiring quicker de-
livery and able to pay higher charges.
He urged the formation Of an or.
ganization in which chiefs of the en-
gineer corps of the army, director OF
the coast and geodetic survey, Pan
ana Canal service, forestry service
and ether departments. should worS
together upon a comprehensive plan.
The acticn Of this board, he said
should cover all questions relating TO
the Improvement of rivers. construc-
tion OF canals. and kindred matters.
Inc should also. he said include co
operation with states and municipal
titles with a view to fair apportionment
OF the cost so that the entire cost
would not fall upon the general gov
ernmen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
CHINA IS EXCITED
OVER MOVEMENT OF U. S. EAT
TLESHiPS TO THE PACIFIC
OCEAN.
Bishop Hennnghaus Returns to Ger
many After "a Years in China
Says Trouble AS to Heir
is Expected.

Berlin. Jan. 30.--Bishop Henning-
haus, Apostolic Vicar of South Shan
tung. is a tpresent on visit to Ger
many fer the first time in twenty-five
years. Henninghaus says that al
though the situation IN China is mod
erately quiet now, there was little
promise Of a tranquil future
The Emperor Of china is choldless,
the empress IS between IS and a
wears old. 10 heir apparent to the
throne has been definitely selected
end with the death of the empress
the Manchu dynasty is likely to enter
upon a difficult period.
The departure OF the American
reet for the Pacific the bishop con
tinued. is looked upon in China as
something more than a pleasure
cruise: serious reasons are thought
10 be behind this move In China
rumors Of war between Japan and
the United States were prevalent, and
japan was thought TO have Yielded
sniserably IN the negotiations al
Portsmouth that resulted in ending
the Russo-Japanese war.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
MISSING OVER
TWENTY YEARS
EXPRESS COMPANY RECEIVERS
SILVER BULLION STOLEN IN
1sso-FouND I'M RUINS or y
NEBRASKA SALOON.

Omaha, Jan. 30.-Superintendent
Patterson Of the Pacific Express Com.
pany returned to Omaha today from
Sidney. Neb.. bringing with him two
two large bricks Of bullion, believed
to represent part of the loot of rob
bers of the company's Office in Sidney
in March, 1880.
rhe metal was found buried In the
debris Of a saloon burned two weeks
ago. The robbery as the boldest or
its Kind that ever occurred in the
west and the bullion which had been
received that day by stage from the
Black Hills, was valued at SlT7000.
one Of the bricks was sold to the
Denver mint year after the robbery.
Sheriff Mccarthy, who then owned
the saloon which was burned recently
was believed to be the leader of the
robber band. but the express company
was unable to secure his Indictment.
His brother was later hanged by
yigilants.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
SENATE HELLO A
I SHORT SESSION
ALDRlcH REPORTED BANKING
LiLL-HoUsE PASSES DE
FiciENcY BILL.
INCREASE OF ARMY PAY
Advocated IN Bill introduced ny sen.
asor Warrcn---coro Presents
Measure Safeguarding
Unicnc.

Washington, Jan 90.-The senate
today held a short session during
which Aldrich reported his banking
lill from the committee on finance
which he announced nc would call up
for consideration February 10.
The urgent deficiency appropriation
lii passed the house today. The fetal
carried e23,GG4,45O or $4,000 less
than as reported BY the committee,
The largest single reduction was that
cf $500 009 In the clothing fund Of the
army
When the session was resumed to-
day cnly q few pages or the bill rc-
maiued to be disposed of. Included
IN these vas the provision for the ap,
pciatment OF thirtyfoGr additional
policemen for the new house office
building. Tawney urged the provision
because Of the necessity for protect
Ing such a costly government prop
ertg ami Of "guard;ng tae reputation
and honor Of the members"
Mann, Of Illinois, opposed the pro-
vision and It was strickea ont on
the point Of order after considerable
discussion.
Senator Warren reported to the
senate today Gu the bill 10 increase
the pay OF the army and filed il with
voiuminous statement showing the
present army pay and amount of ap
preparation THAT will he needed under
the increase. He a-so filed various
tables shelving the rata Of pay in the
rayy and pay Of .oaeiga armies. The
bill contemplates a total increase in
army pay of s8.987,332.
Senator Gore TO-DAY introduced a
Lii prohibiting the granting Of re.
iglrafnine oi9lAHs ss festEsAs cnufts ia
cases between employer and employees
unless II is necessary TO prevent ir'
reparable itilury to property rights of
the party making tbs application. The
bill also provides tnat no agreement
between employees can be held by
court as a conspiracy unless property
rights are endangered
The house committee on labor to-
cay agreed to report favorably on the
bill prohibiting enlisted men OF army
navy aud marine corps from engaging
Tor or without pay, in any. occupation
IN competition With civil artisans or
craftsmen. The biz is intended to
stop marine bands playing at private
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
SHOULD PUNISH
CORPORATIONS
COMMISSIONER SMITH DEFENDS
ADMINISTRATIONS ATTi-
TUDE TOWARD THEM.
SOME UNHAPPY CLERK
ls Usually Convicted in Case Of
Wrong DOING and Corporation
Does Not care--Long
Fight is On.

New York, Jan. 30.Defending the
administrator attitude toward cor
operations and warning his hearers
I that they must be prepared to witness
a fight Of generation before the
wrongs that have grown UP in eorpo-
ration management would be righted.
Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner
ot corporations, addressing the Manu-
factureis association or New York
at banquet tonight, declared that
President Roosevelt IL the best friend
Of business success the country has.
His administration, said Smith,
is trying to save and promote bust
ness efficiency, to maintain industrial
standing Up to the work Of an indus
trial nation He wants TO see that
man win who IL a good manufacturer
good railway man good salesman,
who gets good business because he
gives good service, and not that man
win who is only good at getting an
unfair advantage or at preventing
any one eles from doing business"
The plan of prosecuting corpora.
tions and not individuals when cor
porate wrongs are committed was
warmly defended by toe comnls-
sioner.
Industrial crimes by WHICH the
corporation benefits are rightly
ehargeable TO that corporation" he
asserted. prosecute individuals for a
crime and the best you can do will
usually be the iailing OF sofne un.
happy thousand dollar clerk. II the
corporation is punished the crimes
will stop. II the clerk is convicted
Ethe corporation does not care"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
CONDITIONS ARE
GROWING WORSE.
HEATED CHARGES or COWARD
ICE CONCERNING REIGN or
TERROR IN IRELAND.
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
Scene Of Lively Discussion WheT
Marquis Of Londonderry Led
Fierce Attack On
Government.

London. Jan. a0 Heated charges
Icowardice in turning blind eye to
The reign of terrorism' I'm Ireland
10 kecp the Nationaiists In good
temper and assure continuance ef
then support in the house on COM
mons were launches; against the gov
ernment In the house 81 lords today.
Marquis Londonderry, who was
yiceroy Of ireland In 1869. led the
attack AMI 70 infectious were his sen
timents that wen Lord Langford,
who has been representative Peer
of ireland since 1854, broke a silence
Of twenty-four years and devoted his
maiden speech to Il recital Cf hts per
soRai experience w.tn cattle-driying
outside his own gates.
Marquis Londonderry declared that
the present state of Ireland - worsr
than in the dark days of the early
SEES when murder and outrage were
rampant, and be attributed the cor
+ditions entirely 10 the cowardica oil
the government Law breakers, .s-
asserted, had the 7uracity to declare
that they had at their back members
of the government and 1t was evTa
reported that the constabmlaTy hal
been ordered not to come into actual
contact with them.
He pointed out that when the Rt.
Hon. James Bryce. vacated the chief
secretaryship Bryce reported that tac
condition of ireland was reassuriFe,
but shortly after Birrell's advent cat
tie rafding was inaugurated aud IL
had now spread to ten counties
The judges We're pa-a:yzed aud sub
ject to coercion BY ;ae Irish League.
and trial by jury was farce. out of
za7 prisoners tried only eight being
scpts siefsas
Lord ,lseauchamp. replying 10 be-
half OF the government, complained
~ the exaggerated pess;nsism OF the
unionist Peers. He admitted cattle
driving had increased during the last
wear. but said this was the sole sign
OF conditions again becoming worse.
The government depIored cattle raid
Ing, brt declared the country was no
more lawless than during certain
periods OF Balfour's administration
and following Gerald Balfour.s prece-
dent when he was chief secretary for
Ireland In lS95-1900, the government
had no intention OF revising the
crimes act, as suggested.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
HOUSES WERE RAIDED
BY Lisbon Police and Stores Of ReVoi
vers and Ammunition seized
Several Arrested.

Lisbon. Jan 30.-Acting on informa'
lion received from the secret service.
The police this evening raided several
houses and discovered large stores o.
-evolvers and ammunition. A lieuten-
ant OF customs and many individuals
we're arrested charged with conspiT-
acy.
A government organ declares that
the recurrent agitation and demo:s-
strations spring from the same source
as the recent plot to proclaim re
oublic bat that the government is de
.ermined 70 adopt all measures to in
SURF order and preservation Of ths
monarchy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
MORE TROUBLE
OVER BALKANS
sERIoUc CONFLICT FEARED 6E-
TWEEN AUSTRlA-HUNGARY
AND RUSSIA.
OVER RAILROAD FLANS
.Of Austrian government -. Russian
Government Shares Opinion Of
Press Thaa Plan Is an En-
croachmsr'.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 30. Serious
conflict appears to be impending be-
tween Russia and us:ria-Hungarv
lover Austrian plans for the establish
ment Of direct railroad connections be-
tween Vienna, Saloniki and Athens.
as announced few days ago BY
Baren Won Aehrentla-. Austro-Hun-
garian minister OF foreign affairs, IN
his annual statement before the for
eign affairs committee Hungarian
delegation. This is regarded here as
likely to upset the whole Balkan sit
uation and rupture the concert OF
powers on which a continuance Of re-
form work in Macedonia depends.
Russian newspapers of all shades
tf opinion unite IN expressing indigna-
ton at the action Of Austria, which
they declare, under cover Of the
Muerztec agreement arranged
Turke-( ke-(freco-Austrian understandings
for the construction OF railroad ~
manifest the disadvantage of slay In
terests in the Balkans.
The foreign Office today issued a
statement through the official news
agency which leaves no doubt that tlls
government shares the opinion Of the
press, and that it has no intention Of
submitting tamely TO the execution q
tho. Austro- Hungarian project.
The situation portend o revival OF
Russo Austrian rivalry which kept the
Balkans in turmoil in the late eighties
and early nineties,. and that led 70
war in 1885 between Servia and Blu
garia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
WERE NOT PREPARED
Coal Operators Not Agreed On Plar
When They Met Miners Off
cials Yesterday.

indianapolis, Jan. 3o-The coal
operators of the central competitive
field consisting Of Western Pennsyl
vania, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana met
here today to discuss with the ma
ticnal officers of the United Nine
Workers OF America and district Off
GERS Of the miners in the competitive
field. the proposition OF re-establish
ing the interstate wage agreement IN
effect two years ago.
The national convention Of miners
held a short session Of routine brsi
ness and adjourned until tomorrow -
order to allow their officers 70 meet
with the operators. When the opei'
ators arrived however. it developed
that they were not agreed upon q
plan TO present to the miners
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
FOURTH BODY is FOUND
Italian Had Buried Il IN His Garden
Where Three Others Were
Found Recently.

Florence. Colo Jan. 3o-A fourth
body that Of Joseph Miniehielle. was
found today buried IN the Nercni
truck garden here The mans heal
Rad been crushed In by a blow. ap-
uarentiy with an axe kntcne Neroni
alias Bavore. a prisoner IN iail at
Canyon City. is charged with the
murder Of Joseph Ninichiello and
sisu Of Dominick Minichielio. Encola
Bufetu and Mrs. Frank Palmetto.
whose bodies we're drg up at the
garden on January p.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
CHICAGO MAN 5
AWFUL CRIME
KILLS FIVE YEAR OLD DAUGF-
TER AND FATALLY WOUNDS
TWO OTHER CHILDREN.
QUARRELED WITH WIFE
About the Children and Said They
Were Better OF, Desd-PoIice
Think Man 10 OF unsound
Y Min.

Chicago, Jan. 3o.-William II,
Meutsch, carriage maker at 419
Armitage avenue, today shot and kill
ed one Oh his daughters. 8 years old,
and fatally wounded two other Of his
children.
The cause OF the crime is net
known, but according TO the police,
Meutsch had recently quarreled with
his wife several times about the chill
dren. The carriage shop was beneath
the rooms in which the Meutsch fam.
lily lived, and late today Meutsch call
ed Gertrude, the eldest daughter tell
ing her to come to the shop. As she
stepped through the door Meutsch
fired a bullet into her abdomen, kill.
ing her Instantly
He then called Jennie, years old,
and shot her as she entered the shop.
William, his 2syear-old son. was tho
last victim to be called into the base.
ment and his father shot him Just
above the heart as he came in. The
two children were taken to the hos
pital where 1t was stated both viii
di.
Mrs. Meutsch and an older son We're
up stairs at the time. and heard the
shots but paid little attention TO then
A short time after Mrs. Meutsch saw
her husband walking in the back yart
carrying the dead body Of Gertrude
and the unconscious form OF Jennie
In his arms.
She at once telephoned to the pc
lice Meantime Meutseh placed tae
children on the !ioor Of the basement
and locked himself in small
close;
Police Captain Harding and Lieu
tenant Lynch broke down tho door
and arrested Meutsch after short
struggle.
The murderer is believed by the po
lice to be Of unsound mind. He con
fessed after his arrest, that he IN.
tended to kill another daughter A1s
years cid, who was absent when the
tragedy occurred.
Meutsch said to Harding: THE
children are better off dead than alive,
and under the care of such mother
She cursed at them and home was 4
living he'll. My 1Syear-old daughter
left home three months ago because
,f lnp,aoffc tpouhIe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
ANARCHIST ARRESTED.

Gibraltar. Jan. 30.-Adyices re
-aivcd here state that q dangerous
Spanish anarchist. Jose Amador by
came. has been arrested al Algeciras
nu his way TO Seville. The police
intimate that he intended 10 make
an attempt upon the lives Of King Al
fonso and Queen Victoria, who a.a
row st Seville.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
GIRL WAS FORGER
Young Law Student in 6sleshurq, W.
Law Office Confessed After
Being Arrested.

Galesburg. ILL.,. Jan. 30.-Miss Stella
Taylor. 20 years old. a student Of law
With a legal firm. after she was ar
rested today confessed it is said to
forging four checks Of SIS each and
Passing them ia Evanston. Ill, where
she lived for q time.
Before coming to Calesburs Miss
TAYLOR was a resident Of Burlington
2 ne girls parents are dead. but she
SAYS a wealthy uncle lives in Min
reapolis Miss Taylor. Il is said. sui
fcrs at time from melancholia- She
vas taken to Evanston tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
.0NMUROERCHARCF
Missouri Negro Arrested in Cairo On
Complaint Of Wife Of Victim Who
Says he Followed Her.

A negro named silas johnson was
arrested here yesterday morning
charged with the murder Of another
negro namei Gibson. al a levee camp
r. Missouri recently. shooting him in
the head with shot gun. Mrs. Gibson
widow Of the murdered man. caused
the arrest and makes the charge. She
claims that johnson followed her TO
Birds Point. No. and from there 20
this city. AMI she feared he would xii
fer also. The arrest was made al her
behest By Deputy Sheriff Frost and
Jsiler Abernathie.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
FRIENDS COME
To BANKS AID
NEW YORK INSTITUTION WITH
SToor, CONTINUOUS FUN
YESTERDAY.
TO OPEN AGAIN TODAY
Men Stand in Cold All Night Waiting
Chance to Withdraw Deposits
Bank Expected to Pay IN
Full.

New York, Jan SC President Hugh
Kelley cf the Oriental Bank, d state
institution, which withstood a run to
lday, gave out a statement about mid
might tonight that he belieTed the
bank wsuld open tomorrow for husl'
iness A meeting Of directors will bo
held tomorrow morning, he added, at
jwhich the question Of opening woull
be definitely determined.
Following the closing last night of
Ithe New Amsterdam National and Me
cnanics and Traders, a state banE,
there was run on the Oriental today,
which it successfully withstoed.
All depositors were paid promptly
and it was given out at the close that
the bank would ba able to secure all
assistance necessary to tide it over
the run. us it was understood that
the friends ef Kelley had come to his
laid with Sl000,00o and that he would
be able to secure further assistance
if needed, from the clearing house.
Several depcsitors who bad nct
been paid off at the close of bank
ing hours had representatives waiting
in line outside the banks doors
throughout the night to keep their
places for them
The temperature hovered around .
degrees above zero and the walters
suffered severely from the cold The
Oriental bank is a state institution
capitalized at $750,000 and previous t.
the panic last fall. carried indiyldnai
deposits of $75l9,000, but this was
largely reduced during and since tie
manic
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
WOULD TAX D0WERIES
OF New York Women Who Wed Fer
eiqners-Bill Introduced in
New York Legislature.

Albany. n. y. Jan. 3O.--A bilL the
effect Of which would be to tax dover
les given by New York state women
uDon their marriage to foreigners
was introduced in the assembly today
II provides for a tax OF p per cent on
such personal property above the
value Of s100.00l. Either personal OF
real estate situated in New YORK
would be taxed. Every contract fof
dowry or settlement would have 10
be recorded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
NINE MEN ARE KILLED
IN Mime Explosion in West Virginia
Aothers Injured--csuse of Ex-
plosion Unknown.

Charleston, X Ya.. Jan. SQ.-Nine
men met sudden death in New River
eolliery. IS miles from here near
Hawks Nest %his afternoon in an ex
plosion that partly wreacked the
nine. 1t is stated that 25 men were
in the mine at the time of the ex-
olosioa and that eight Of the nine
dead were instantly wiiled. The 9th
ars escaped with only slight Injuries
The oarse Of. the explosion has not
heen definitely aseertained.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
HAcKENscHMlDT RETAiNs
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP

London. Jan. s0.-Ceorge Haeke1-
schmidt. Of Russia, easily defeated
Joseph Rogers. American. in a wress-
ling match this afternoon. for the
championship Of the world Time cf
the FIRST bout vas minutes, 55 sec
.onds. second. 6 minutes. As seconds.
Hackensehmidt consequently retains
the title Of championship.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
cur IS MADE.

Washington, Jan. 30.-The house
committee on naval affairs decided to
make cpt OF $25.0oo,00o in the esti-
mated cost Of maintenance and con
struction for the navy department. for
the coming fiscal year. The depart
ment asked sf25.OOoo00, consider
able proportion of which comes under
estimates for construction of build.
iugs in navy yards. A greater part Of
the proposed s25,o00,000 reduction
comes within this classification.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
LINER MAKES RECORD
On East Bound Trip Mauretania
Travelled 24sT Knots an Hour
For Twentyfour Hours.

Queenstown. Jan. 3e.-The liner
Mauretania arrived here this evening
after q passage Of FIVE days. two
hours ami IL minutes. at al averass
Of 239 knots. She steamed SIS kaots
between Tuesday noon and Wednea
day noon. which is the highest run f0-
one day on an eastward voyage. being
at an average speed Ct 24s7.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
VANGUARD SIGHTED.

Buencs. Ayres. Jan s0.-The FOL
lowing was received this evening.
Cape Virgins. 4:42 2. Mn sight
making Magellan Straits. an Ameri
car battleshi7 Jrdging by smoke on
horizon. presume it is the vanguard
of the feet bonnd to the Pacific"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
LiTrLEToNss ARGUMENT

Mi. Littleton cited the many
letters introduced in evidence as prov
ing that Evelyn Nesbt told Thaw her
story in Paris Just as she told it uprn
the stand. When she returned frcn
Europe in 1903 she eacoIa:ere WHIT
who began t. eous poison into her
ears AMI who took her to Hummei-
of all the people in the world AM
had an affidavit prepared It was
Significant. be said. that Runmel and
White thought 4 necessary only 10
photograph and preserse that paft of
the AFFIDAVIT which diselaimed White 5
respeHsihiiity for assault unon the
r,-.--f..s.s = - - = -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-31
KILLED HIS SON.

Jasper. Ind. Jan. sa.-Iu a dispute
over a sick horse Philip Kastne-.
aged 81. shot and fatally wounded rs
sen. George. agei =. The father own
ed the horse and claimed RS so8 hai
poisoned the animal Kastner Is Ia
Jail unable 10 rive bond