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Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-17
DOMESTIC.


answer all but one Of the questions in
controversy. Page i
Extra session Of Kansas legislature
called By Governor Hoch meets for
passage OF important measures. Page /
Secretary OF War Taft appears before
the senate committee on intero ceanic
canals TO tell what is being accomplished
in the canal zone Page
Bodies are buried without funeral serv-
Ices in Boyertown. the death list mount
ing Up by degrees. PAGE
Boston's historical Second Congroga-
tional church IS destroyed By an in
cendiary fire. Page I
Temperature drops to six degrees below
The Amalgamsted Copper company cuts
its usual dividend in half. Page !
Evidences of Thaw's early insanity
traits continues to be shown in the New
York trial Page 1
Montana court calls upon F. Augustus
Heinze for S25o,0oo he owes Butte bank
Page j
Daniel Sully is credited with desire TO
boost the price OF cotton Page /
Prohibitlonists are planning to have
che law passed in Texas. Page
Ohio member Of the legislature says the
corporations are planning TO accumulate
n
legislature. Page
Leader Of the constitutional democrats
in Russia IS obliged 60 return home. with
fun statement OF his utteranees in 'he
United States. where he has been five
days Page
Nevada senate issues a call for troops.
Page
POLITICAL
Senator Brown. In letter TO ~. b.
Rose says he is not seeking the honor
Of being delegate TO the national con-
pension. pemoeruts sec whore they hiiin-
dered in the banquet program Page 3
FoEEIGN.
Sale Of opium viii be cut off IN ti1e
Philippines. Page
Entertainment Of American sailors at
Rio JaneirO continues. Page a
King Gus;ave opens the Swedish Far
lament. Page 3
German government is pushing German
ization of Prussian Poland Page
Spain and France are in accord over
their policy In Morocco Page J
NEBRASKA.
Senator sibley OF Lincoln county will
make complaint before the Railroad COM
mission that grain rates are too high in
Nebraska. Page ,
People Of Broken Bow protest against
closing Of land office. Page /
LOCAL.
Omaha business men Will hold mass
meeting next Tuesday with a view to
/ bringing TO this city the next show Of
I the National Corn association. Page q
Buyers from all over the territory COW
Z cred by the Omaha northwest trade eX-
cursion last summer are coming to
Omaha 10 do their spring shipping.
Page 5
Grain men say Omaha Is In no danger
OF being injured by the action taken 20
compel the Milwaukee railroad 10 put in
! effect the Missouri river grain rates 10
Sioux City. Page 3
Omaha d Council Bluffs Street Rail-
way company buys half block at Tenth
and Pierce streets and will erect car barn
|. covering the entire property. Page Q
Board Of County Commissioners makes
report showing that $4,000 was spent
on the roads in Douglas county during
the last year. Page 5
Wrestling match between War Eagle,
Blackfoot Indian. ana Farmer Burns TO
I take place in the Auditorium this even
I ing expected 10 be the most hard-fought
Z contest ever seen in Omaha PaGs 8
ColEAEERCIAL. AxD MDUs-KIAL.
Live stock markets. Page ?
Grain markets. Page '
Stocks and bond. Page ?
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-17
PROHIBITION NEXT IN TEXAS
Leaders Of Party Decide Ga Ask LeEis-
IatuFe 20 Pass Law in
that state.

DALLAS. Tex. Jan l6-AJ q conference
Of prohibitionists here TODAY. it vas de-
cided 10 ask The next legislature for
bin prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating
liquors In the state
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-17
Th- RaIIot az Frankfort.

FRANK FORT. KS. Jan lc-Bsllot FOR
United States senator fn Joint session re-
suited az rolloNe- Heckham. g. Rradley
g. scattering, &. absent 4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-17
POLITICAL.

Senator Brown in letter TO AZ. b
Rose. says he is not seeking the honor
Of being 4 delegate TO the national con
vension. pemoesuts see whore tflsy hum.
dered in the banquet program Page I
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-17
MEBRASLA.

Senator sibley OF Lincoln county will
make complaint before the Railroad COM
mission that grain rates are too high in
Nebraska. Page ,
People Of Broken Bow protest against
closing Of land office. Page
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-17

Sale Of opium VIII Be cut OF 90 %
Philippines Page
Entertainment Of American sailors a
Rio JaneirO continues Page
King Gustave opens the Swedish ral
lament. Page
German government is pushing German
ization Of Prussian Poland. Page
Spain and France are in accord Owe
their policy In Morocco. Page
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
$4,000 PEOPLE KILLED
In Russia During Years Of 1905 g.
25o.o0o Sent 10 Siberia, Declares
Witness.

Chicago, Dec. THAT in the years
Of 1866 10000 reyolutionists were
killed by soldiers OF the ear and $50
600 were sent TO Siberia. was asser,sl
by Longer Gerus, a member of m,
second duma. when he took the wit
ness stand today 10 testify in behalf
of Christian Rudowicz. whom tbs
Russian government Is seeking to
extradite on a charge OF murder. n
declared that 1000 Of the govern
ment's forces were killed during thl
same period. 5000 spies were "eXe.
cutei' by revolutonists and that in
all it cost the ear some 1900 lives
an seeking to suppress the uprising.
Attorney Rigby for tire Russian
government. notified United States
Commissioner Foote that be- would
apply 10 the district court TO have
Martin Jurow. another witness fCr
Rudowicz. declared in contempt for
refusing 10 divulge the names OF bis
assistants iu revolutionary plots .H
Russia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
THOSE PUzZL|KC
N DONALD LOANS
SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN MADE
BY STANDARD TO GRAB
MANHATTAN CO.
KELLOGG TRIES AGAIN
10 Secure Information on This Sub
lect by a Close cross.Exam-
nation Of Archbold
Yesterday.

New York. Dec, 1.--Seeking to IN
ravel the puzzling ownership Of the
Security Oil company OF Texas and
ether oil companies which the gov.
ernment charges are controlled by
the Standard Frank p Kellogg, fed.
eral counsel in the United States suit
to dissolve the so-called oil trust,
subjected D. Archbold to grilling
cross-pXamination today
Kellogg also sought information re-
garGing certain mysterious loans of
S2,C00000 made to James Mcdonald
by the Anglo American company, a
subsidiary but Archbold, director
of the Anglo, was unable to throw
any light on the question,
For over a year the governments
counsel have been trying to obtain
information regarding these McDon.
OH loans, but has failed.
The government alleges that the
loans were made to enable the Stand
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
Sixty YEARS ON
AUSTRIAN THRONE
DIAMOND JUBILEE or EMPEROR
jOsEPR EElNG CELEBRATED
THROUGHOUT COUNTRY
VIENNA IS ILLUMINATED
WITH yThoUsands% Upon Thousands
Electric Lights 10000 9eo-
pie Crowd Streets-Many
Killed and injured.

Vienna Dec. LIN honor Of En-
peror Francis Jcsephs diamond JUL
lee the city is illuminated tonight On
scale OF unprecedented brilliancy
The cathedral and city hal and all
public buildings are outlined in elec
trio lights and the effect was en-
hanced by powerful searchlights and
Bengal lights playing from high
towers.
The outer gate OF the imperial Hof-
burg residence of the Austrian Prin-
ces since the thirteenth century,
bore a huge illuminated device of
the imperial crown fronted by col
umns seventy feet high which We're
covered with thousands Of electric
bulbs and surmounted by gas fam
beaus In the windows Of all priyat 2
residences on every street were
lighted candles,
The pressure of the crowds in the
street, estimated at 100000 people,
caused several serious accidents.
Four persons were killed and sixty
or more injured, twenty-five seriously
At one time a panic ensued directly
in front of the Hofburg, where the
crowds converged from three direc-
tions. Hundreds We're trampled to
the ground, among them being Par.
Deputy Holzl and a wom
an, both CT whom were crushed to
death
llnmnations and festivities were
general throughout the provincial
towns. Tomorrow's Gazette will
name $4,000 persons in all classes
who will receive titles, decorations
ana promotions III honor or the put
lee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
|R|SH-AMER|CAN
GETS 81 POINTS
WINNING FIRST HoNoRs IN ANA
TEUR ATHLETIC UNIONS
TWO DAYS INDOOR ATH-
LETIc MEET IN NEW YORK.

New York, Dec. 1.-The Irish
American club won the points at the
two days championship meeting OF
the Amateur Athletic Union. conelud
ed tonight in Madison Square Gar
den The final score Of the winning
organization was 81 points
Three records were broken in the
meet The first night the worlds rec.
ord for throwing the So pound weight
for height was raised from Is feet :
inches TO Is feet and a inch BY Ne.
Donald and NJ. p Driscoll made new
figures for the two mile run. Tonight
Thomas Collins. of the Irish-Ameri.
cah Athletic club. making the dis
tance In 25:19 2-5, setting a new fig
urc FOR the five miles run. breaking
+. Carriers record Of 25.23 3-5 made
IN 1897
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
CANNON|TES ARE
HIGHLY PLEASED
WITH MANY LETTERS FROM
&C -RESSMEN PLEDGlNG
SUPPORT.
IN HARMONY WITH TAFT
Congressman MckinIe. Has Message
From Speaker to Taft at Hot
sprnes--Other Wash
nuton News.

| Washington Dee. l--Friands cf
Speaker Cannon profess to be highly
pleased with responses to letters,
which Representative Mann. Of eli.
oago. has been sneding to the ne IL
bers announcing that the Hin l.
delegation will present Cannoa'a
name for speaker for the Sixty-first
congress. They state that the
answers assure the reelection Of thc
! speaker.
Mann TODAY admitted that he hal
received unequiyocal answers from
moro than majority OF the RepubIi
cans OF the house, saying they would
support Cannon THIS number Las
not yet reochad a majority OF th4
house Mann explained numhe..
rr lcipaily new members. who had
written that they desired to lcok
over the situation and investigate tha
arbject more thoroughly before ro-
plying in a way that might be cen.
sidered as pledges. 1t is said that
only one member Ct the house has
replied that he win oppose tie rs-
eleetion OF Cannon as speaker
Attention is gradually shifting from
the speakership to the proposTl tl
amend the rules Of the horse Theta
are indications that the sPealeT taa'
no. oifere much opposition t. ea
amendments. at least. One ~ the
amendments suggested is the nrc
vision for a calendar patterned after
the procedure in the senate whereby /
a roll of Bills viii be called frequent
als.sstqe 1.fazase ulstes aan1i,iassy fsim
sent This would obviate the neees.
sit3 Of al the members going tq
the speaker and asking to be rerog
nizei for the purpose of asking
unanimous consent fer the passage
of bill
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

use as missiles and welded clubs aud
sticks with serious results to the pc.
lice and soldiers.
Imperial flags were torn and burn
ed aud finally the troops drew their
sabres and rod edow nthe crowds
pursuing the rioters into the houses.
British Consul Forbes was dragged
from a tram car and badly mauled by
the Czechs
The rioting continued up 10 late
hour in the suburbs. German shops
were robbed and the rioters erected
barricades Of wire and other OBJ
stacles. Many were injured in the
fights. but the troops now occupy the
streets Of the city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
GIRL KILLS MAN
TO SAVE SISTER
PICTURE AGENT STRIKES ONE
WOMAN AND Is SHOT DOWN
BY ANOTHER.
BOTH WERE ARRESTED
Police inclined to Believe Story Of
Shootst and Woman May Be
Acquitted at Coronor's
inquest.

Chicago, Dec. l--Shooting. she al
leges, in defense Of her sister Miss
Estelle Stout today Killed Henry
Hornberger, agent for a picture en-.
larging concern.
Mrs. A. Chambers, sister of Miss
Stout, quarrelled with Iiornberger, ac.
cording TO the police. over an en-.
larged picture of a third sister, who
is dead, when Hornberger called u
deliver it. Mrs Chambers declared
the picture was not a good likeness,
and she said Hornberger struck her,
telling her TO the floor
AS she arose she saw her sister,
Miss Stout, standing with a smoking
pistol in her hand and her assaiant
dead from a bullet through the heart
Miss Stout admitted firing the shot,
ayerring she did so to save her sis.
ters life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

Both women awaited the arrival OF
the police and readily accompanied
them to the station.
AT the station Miss Stout became
hysterical when informed that Horl.
berger was dead She declared tha;
her sisters hand had been lacerted in
the struggle with the man and that he
had threatened TO Kill both herself
and her sister She said she had hur-
ried into hs- room. seized a revolver
and fired blindly 10 frighten the a.
sailant
The police are inclined to credit the
statements Of the women and believe
that they may be freed by the corcu.
ers jury
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
ALEXIS TROOPS
ARE DESERVING
AND JOINING RANKS OF TIE
EEVOLUTlONlSTS IN HAYTl
IN LARGE NUMBERS.
ONLY THREE MINISTER'S
Remain at Caotol--Others Have Re.
signed and FIed-Battle of Port
Au Prince May Be Deferred
Several Days.

! Pert Au Prince. Dec 1.-THE az
pected battle between the resolution
lists and the troops Of the government
which are etntrenched few miles
outside the city, is likely TO be de-
terred several days. General Simon,
commander-in-chief fthe revolution.
larry forces, has decided to attack
,Jacmel. thirty miles southwest of this
/ city, the only town that has remained
loyal in the department Of the south,
before resuming the march on Pert
! Au Prince.
II is believed, however, that the sit
uation as far as the government IL
concerned, is lost Louis Borno. min
lister of state. has resigned and taken
refuge in the German legation, and
there now remains in the office only
three high governmental officials,
Minister of the Interior Leconte, Mir
lister of Justice La Leau and Minister
OF Finance Marcein All other mii-
listers have resigned except General
Cyriaqua, who, after his recent defeat
Al the hands OF the insurgents, is be
lieved to have found asylum In one of
the foreign consulates
Government Troops Desert.
The three divisions of the govern
ment troops entreuCAed at the cross
roads outside Of the city are being
depleted by numerous desertions.
Some OF these dessrters will undoubt
ed,y join the Insurgents General ST.
mon will enter Port An Prince, prob.
Eafig sitlfoct stfiKrng b Bi0w ana #
may be, without causing and disturb
ance in the order of things, il Presi.
dent Alexis leaves the city before the
arrival of the enemy
The situation viii be critical if the
president elects TO remain. The ar
rival Of the American cruiser Dcs
Moines has given added assurance 10
The foreign residents. The Des
Moines and Tacoma represent the
United States here, while the French
training ship Duguay Trouin is watch
ing the French interests along the
coast. The British cruisers Scylla andI
Fieramosca are expected in port basl
fore the advancing army rushes the
gates of the city
The advance guard OF revolutionisis
has occupied Leogans twenty miles
west of Port Au Prince, without The
slightest disorder These men ars
and supplied with arms
and munitions. The insurgent army
now numbers thousands and It has
spread itself out across the southern |
peninsula
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
DENEEN WILL CONTROL
Action Taken BY Conference Of Mem
bers Of Lower House-Senate
VIII DO Same.

Sprin gfeid. III. Dec. AT a cen.
ference Of the Republican members
Of the state legislature today ~ mem
bers signed q pladge looking TO the
organization Of that bady when the
legislature meets in January next.
The action taken today gives con
troll Of the lower house 10 governor
Dereen and iBsures the election of a
speaker in harmony with the adminis-
tratiCn. Similar action By which the
governor VIII control the senate or
EsrizatiOn has already been taken.
assuring the administration control
Ct both branches Of the legislature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
PINE BLUFF FACES
DESTRUCTION FROM
FLOOD OF WATERS

Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. 1.-Tonigh
the river has passed the Is fot stag
and az its crest a stage Of 26 feet =
anticipated.
Tonight the large section Of land
80 feet north Of the walls Of the couu
ty court house and the jefferson H9
tel. each valued at 100000. is slow
~ disappearing into the river. and tho
warehouses alon gthe bank, which
have already been partly wrecked. ar
tottering and may fall a. any moment
should the water break through the
bank il seems possible that several
streets. lined with business houses
a nile lrng siH be destroyed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
(z{CHS BEAT Up
BRITISH CONSUL
FORBES DRAGGED FROM TRAM
CAR AT PRAGUE, BOHEMIA,
DURING RACE RIOT.
MANY PEOPLE INJURED
Police and Dragons Could Not Re.
store Order Until Long After Mid
night-MartiaI Law May Be
Declared.

I Prague, Bohemia, Dec THE race
riots between Czechs and Germans
are assuming the grayest character
and probably will compel the declara.
ton of martial law.
The disturbances yesterday we're
more serious than any OF those which
have taken place in the last few
weeks. in bitter and open resistance
to armed authority. Order was nc
restored until long after midnight
Twenty gendarmes and several po-
lice We're injured by stones and a
great number Of rioters were GU,
down
The riots were resumed today with
even greater violence and dragons
were called out to clear the streets
The czechs offered determined resist
ance
They tore up the paving stones to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02

arl to secretly purchase the Manhat
tan Oil company of Ohio
Archbold said that ne and Henry
H. Rogers .hsisnal as directors OF
ue ns.a-Ane. i-al company after
,ac cct,n. The vice president OF
.ha 5taadsrd denied that th,s,
designations were brought about by
the present government proceedings
Archbold was closely questioned
about many pipe lines and refineries
which had been purchased by the
Standard. He denied that refnerias
had been bought that they might be
dismantled. thereby removing com
petition. They were secured. Arch
told said. 10 succeed to their volume
of business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
SERVICES IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, Dec 1.-As a mark OF
respect President Roosevelt tomor,
row will attend the celebration of the
siXtieth anniversary of the accession
to the throne of Austria-Hungary of
Emperor Francis Joseph who has
reigned longer than any living mon
arch
The occasion will be a solemn SER
vice held in st. Patrick's Church 10
which the Austrian ambassador has
invited the entire diplomats corps
the supreme court, the cabinet and
members of congress. Cardinal Glib.
bons and Archbishop Falconio will as
sist at high mass
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
cANNoN IN rARMoNY.

Eot Springs Va. Dec 1-RcTre-
sentative Mckinley Of Illinois. ex-
chairman Of the Republican cen
.gItssiCnal committee ani a close per-
soua. Friend Of Speaker Cannon is TO
visit The preiieut-eiect here Friiay.
That Mckinley win bear assurances
rram the speaker In harmCny with
other messages Hhich have reached
Taft through the friends of Cannon
b conEaently predicted here. These
assurances are all in line of harmrnr
.arI have been received Eith C0nsid-
cradle gratifcafion.
Tire president elect has tcen con-
stantr insistent on thorough tarlH
-eil-ir1. and whiie 10 has not state
merf o. make as % the oufiook. Il is
lu.zu that hc feels very much en-
cerraE-I aui confient that the re-
sur g. to b. satisfactory and acoou-
piishsd probably without undue fric-
tfon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

Washington. Dec. Although tie
government receipts continue t.
show gratifying increases over last
year. het increases in expenditur $
arc materially greater For Novem.
Der receipts were SiS.002 .69) against
S45.529.325 the same month last year.
Expenditures for November ara
shown TO have aggregated S5793S 49,
against Si2.3G2. POS for November IN
1907 Taking the last seven mont's
as basis OF calculation the deficit
for the present fiscal year win prcL
ably be from Sll2.O00. 000 10 sll5000.-
)05. The increases IN expenditures
during November include $4,000 fer
civil aud miscellaneous items: war
item SL70OO00; navy sl.5oo,0a0; pen
sions nearly S2.aOo.00o; Pana "a
canal and other public works $500
COO The deficit for November is
slo0eo00 and for the seven months
Of the current fiscal wear s5i0oa. 1a4.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
BRYAN WARMLY WELCOMED
AT BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS

Brownsville. Texas. Dec. viii
lam Jennings Bryan and Ms. Bryan
reached Brownsville this evening on
their return from Mexico where Mr.
Bryan has been hunting for several
weeks Bryan was greeted here by
one o fihe largest crowds ever As
one Of the larsest crowds ever as
After the reception. he delivered a
brief address and tonight proceedssl
where he WiH spend several days.
10 LaPara Ranch. near BrovusTiiIe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
POLICE CHIEF MISSING
Chief Bgsy of Frisco Force Oissp-
pesred From Patrol Launch
Believed H Mas Drowned

San Francisco, Dec. The body
of Chief OF Police Biggy. who disap.
peared from the police launch patrol
and is believed TO have fallen over
board last night has not yet been
recovered
The police commissioners today ap-
pointed A. d. Cutter. president Of
TIE commission. acting chief Of 10
lice pending the. appointment Of a
permanent head OF the department.
The new chief spent the greater part
of the day investigating the circum-
stances surrounding the disappear
auce Of Biery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
KEEFE GETS APPOINTMENT.

Washington. Dec. l.--Daniel 7
keefe,. of Detroit. who was to-day ap.
pointed commissioner general OF I'm
migration to FIJI the place made
vacant by the death OF Frank r. Sar
gent is president of the Intefnationai
Association Of Longshoremen and
Iformer sixth vice president Of thu
American Federation of Labor DuE
ing the recent campaign Keefe an
nounced his support of TAFT in do
fanee of the policy OF President
Gompers, OF the Federation Of Labor
He was one Of the nest loyal Taft
workers in labor circles. The presk
dent signed his commission today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
AUSTRIA MOVING Troops.

Vienna Dec. Reports from Bel
grade AMI other points state thar AHs
tria is making preparations 70 slova
large bodies OF troops into Bosnia AM
herzegovina. but According 20 best
Information. The emperor has eXercis-
Cd his influence in favor of peace ant
has insisted upon further endeavors
al Cousta1tinoIie looking to reconcl
iaticn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
PLOT TO WRECK TRAIN
Diseosened sy Track Man Who Flaas
7. p. & W. Passenger in Time
To Save IT,

Peoria. Dec. 1.-An attempt was
made 10 wreck the Toledo. Peoria ami
Western passenger train between
Effener and sheldon stations today.
II. Pappmore. track man on a
speeieT. was diiched al the prospec-
tive point Of the wreck and after re-
covering himself ran back and Tagged
the passenger train with over sixty
passengers aboard in time 10 avert
the disaster. An Investigation show
ed that the spikes had been removed
and The rails spread Railroad detec-
tires are investigating
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
oHIo's OFFICIAL VOTE.

Columbus. O. Dec l. The Official
returns on The recent election in Ohio
were announced tonight The vote OF
governor was Andrew l. Harris,
Republican sss.fs7. Judson Harmon.
Demucrat, So. .5es
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
To Float the Beat.

With a good rise coming out Of the
Mississippi, the Cairo Contracting 4
Dredging compsny's dredge boat viii
reliably be afOst in a few days and
work viz Be resumed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Washington. Dec. The STATE
meut OF the public debt shows that
for November the debt less cab in
the treasury. amounted to ssse 4s3.-
Sol This is decreasa Cor the
mcnth of sl2s57s3G.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-02
POPE WEAK FROM COLD.

Rome Dee The p0pe's phEsic.
ians. while they declare toaight that
the cold from which BE- Is suffering -
following a normal course. expressed
anxiefy On account Of his weakness