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The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-03
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, Aug. 2.-Forecast: East
New York-Fair, warmer Monday,
Tuesday fair, light south winds.
New Engand-Fair Monday, warmer
In west for Tuesday. fair, warmer Ia
east portion, light west to south Winds.
Observations at United States wealth.
er bureau stations, taken at p. m. yes-
terday, seventy-fifth meridian time.
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: S.roBoem leiner 3eit Der shlcHe,
Observation-Disclosures.
Moles giolnaitune. @leuelano - 6ll

Woies gioinaltpne. @leuelano - Tlort
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Stemart. Demlllon.
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Slrnb u. Scott, 3uscaralDas so.
Neanaro &altor 9iOra @alenOine
beioe pon @dnal DoDer.
@owaro Is. 0oouer Uiarp W, Gbis.
ler. beioe pom @anal Dooer.@
yoiten Wiollarner. @anal DOper = 81:
pira Yrioate. Susearatpas SO.
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cWe,teS Ca1,S taItett.

Sebermann III uilltomnten. tpenn
mir uns iDobl fuhlen unO mir fiiblen
uns MIR pobl. tusnn bic Ueroduungs.
Dr9ans ri@tie orbeitsn. Dr. Rings
NeD Qife pias reQuliren Die 3hdtiateit
bes Moosrls. Der Aebtr uno Gin9eueioe
70 bclIlommen. oab man I'D ni4t bel.
fen tonll. ,uotl III fablsn, iuenn man
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NoIitiid)c3s.

Mii7 70 aeaei Sc Giimmen pallirte
|Neiiern Das Soaus Die Noie Sountu So-
cal Option Yill ilnn lobalo Der 8uu-
'baneur bieielbe unierseithnet. 1T Die
0prlaae geieb. Nub Glio.n bon
Suseraipas @ountp bat iiir Die Sem.
psrenB Ma6regsl aeliimmt. Rds nene
Weieb tr.lt an l. september in arait.
glahrithten ans Gplnmbus 3uiD.0e
Iluil Niapor Npbnion bon @leuelano
! BEN Gcnurssmann 0a,uep s. @arber
Die GontrplIe llber Die bemOtratiit,e Orr
oan,iatpn it,titig mud)en l,ub liebt
man ellltm bitieren Sample in Der
ndhlten Gtaats=G GonuentiOn entaeaen.
llnlere BelsBeeber iibetarbeiten fh
niht. Nsnu 9buhen iino .lie fd)on all
Der 9ttbeit uno auber Der Ballirun9
einioer 5emperellsuabreaeln haben lie
nod uidis geleiltet.
| NddIte Molhe ttitt in Gnllmhus Die
republitanilhe Giaais=@onpeniion 3u=
iamnlen. Inn gu tbun. mas WOrps. Der
Qeitsr Der 5nft eampaone, nno BOB
Hor ppil Cincinnati lbl poulhresben.
Salt miro nichi Die pauae Gtlmmen=
aahl Der Shlp 9elsactlnn aut Der ,epu.
blitumlhen Noi,pnal. Spnpsnilpn unf
|licD perelnluen. Sv, t. 6rnlreB= Si=
litriit wlin slpel Ro,uter= 9elegoten nndl
t1bicoao lenoen.
/ @ne if lnierer Seuislotur einas=
h,ohte Qll sur @nitGdoiauno Don
ou4h gocal= Option oubsr Nrpo aeieB.
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ihsr Seite ols ELI Shera autgetugt.
nos letiQiih fetpeisi, ouBs bleae ,Wtn:
| ithsn olen Nshisgeillhls e:.thehtel,
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eainpilpn= SDliem 9eloroert MIRO, bul
nollss fir itlbiusrlidnolitb. Den gSn
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Noun oes @ripertss niht bioB blsbe
IQeonloei, lpnnern ipuar elne aroBe Ee
urnue naruns aesouen bat. III IS e,n
IIynpotenoe llaQestd)tiqtttt. Die s}nbabe
iplder Gyl6oTie ohne GnllGaOisun
anset @riliena su lebsn.
Y gu elnem tidotisen Bollaeiltnat febl
Iuus nldlis mebr Gine gslhrdufan
: Der psrionlihen 6evibeit, luie lie bic
uns oufaehalst nlro. mdre IeIbii /
Mublan0 unerbOrt.
= SroBnem lsiner 3eit Der ShlrlIt
ypiomer ppn Stqnau ppn oen ,Qudoi
ueu Dyrren BON gern" fir ieine Verle
,Nur pie alleroiimmlien ,Gdlber,
Woblen ib,e MeBper lelber."
mebrere 9Rpnats blnter Sfl0B III
R,easl 0elt.fl wuroe. nimnt isBt eli
,3situne am Sh,p Die NutDrlhaFt fi
oltle Ysrle Der Dhitunlt fir 0einrr
psine in Mnipruh. 2ileroinQs m,l
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la,uf G a,tXd,tpr Suhffifuirf
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gBllllams N Al ,Nuat ii, 5e tn' u.
ntlivr. lunlrlhelnlih anh EN- Wona.
ihvinlvr" 81 ulbi sn. Sm,uet trmpt
oil su tubt,, lebe, ole utiuhe leinel
glntthut metbe er AL ae, lunftet 3ell
cuslnb,lih 9lnstnn't e,lhellen; pprldu:
fis l,uns er jene lfltthsllnna ub Sf.
itnbd mnr N'tlllams .tiilhsr nit Siul=
Qer betennopf unn er mar lelren
Gplsl ,uth Ghio aetulat. nm cine ibn
pi,llslcll anaeiualR unblll 81 ,dden.
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Sen i5Nf Dat lih eilienRnt | sliAs6uAelt.
Die Gienerule Smlfituiu ult, afsiE lllO
ireiaelprothen lpurDeit. 81 mo uliBsrs
balb MuBlanp bail nsliI nas ustuetl lits
unuerfthi mo esAbelBt, Die @irafe iUgrOe
Dem @ensrn uuf oeul aitaosiiipsae ers
lanen mernvn.
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Dia glnilpp ptu pdt fuii Qnus uu,Asl0ffs
oa Is ullapn,tln oetunnt ut, uaB e Gins
nanoeryrtl Sllt 3rlt ip.Der Iaili W belt
.,u befullille,l pe ,soi9e ID. oilB Der
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Star ylnlr.. oer aeruog iilr otiI AilSs
manberillAsoiellli betgerltpRt mnToe,
auBsr 1isni uetteut iDutog
Sm 3udtbuule III Reiio3DnrA. yretis
ben. III elne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ent-
osdt iporoen iii Der eii Sttdflina JillHs
mart,iilds herliellte. N0h nelnnAenet
ober tit oer llmitano. bag Der 3nipettor ]
oes 3uhtbauies init oeill JaIitbgeios
mud)er unter elller Dsfe ltsdie mo Das
falIhe @slo III Yertebr leBie. Ger nette
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men mDroeu. uno Der ,SnlpsttDr lpir0
mobl nun .Ielblt Die 5traflliaslade an-
alehen miilIen.
@lnem yranbun9liif lino in Wiin=
den ists Berionen gum Opler gefatlen.
@ln Seu= Magasin. oas Vsrorebrrn un0
Verfommenen unterlhlupi bot. gerietb
ousb 5SohrldIigtelt i'll 6lumnlen un6
bralmte i'm Ru Ilbterluh. Ils lsbs
perionen. luelhe iib lnnsrhalb oes Ula=
ga5lns befonoen, tonntel lib bel Der
relBenoen Sbnelligtsit. init Der 0as
,Sener llm llh grlff. nidt mebr retten
uno tanen IN Den 6lammen um.
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big man n1 bier NOD Sreibeit iebrt
tple lie in &ublano belielt.
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oerbeinatl iino Die perloieoenlten 8e.
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babe engn tDaner, onD mlro oabelsnint
III Nbrsoe aeitellt. 0aB @iara Sterling
ihm Den 5sppihna9el in ole 3unat aes
preBt hdbe. IS lit lpobl am beIten, ole
llnterlud1unQ Der @ommllnpndre abaus
lDarten, pelhe ndhlie Wohe beainnt.
!, SGll>ptern tam eill iunaer ltann
, ing S)elrdtbs Bureau uno frua oeu
elert: 9nas bat man 3u tbun, beuor
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r lebr arilnolid iiber!eesn. uno Damn
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p Der cine dnBerlt reiolute frau uno att
Glnoer bat.
. Snl Staate Malla1aietis aibt IS
: runo 600. 600 6rauen. Ole oas Stinm=
II reht BET ShuIluablen bsiiyen. Non
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rem uno $4,000 erlbienen tbatluhllda
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gu eanem tihtisen poIlseiltoat feblt
.uus nlalis mebr. Gine Belhrdutana
Der peri0lllhsn 6eyibeit, lpie lie bier
uns 0ufaehalst plro. ndre lelbti IN
Nublano unerbOrt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
YOUNG MURDERER
COMES TO TRIAL
INSANITY TO BE PLEA MADE FOR
YOUTH WHO KILLED HIS EN-
PLOYER, HIS WIFE AND
THEIR SERVANT.

! Freehold, n j., Sept. 2.--ihe cas- =
of Frank Zasteras, the self-confessei
| triple murderer, was called for trial
| here today. That insanity is to be
: the basis of the defense became ap-
parent in the initial proceedings IN
court A number of witnesses, among
them several who formerly employed
the defendant, are expected to testi-
fy to their belief that the youthful
murderer is of unbalanced mind
The crime for, which Zasteras is to
stand trial was committed at MARI
boro on May dG last His victims were
his employer. William B. Sheppard,
and his wife, Josephine B. Sheppard,
and their servant, Jennie Brady. Tho
murders were committed in the night
and apparently were without any def
mite motive. The first victim was
Mrs. Sheppard, who was killed as
she was warming milk for her baby
4
and she died almost instantly. The
husband was shot as he was coming
downstairs to rescue his wife. The
servant girl met her death as she was
trying to escape from the house. After
the triple crime the youthful murder
er went to the house of nelghbor
and told him all wer dead In the Shep-
pard home. Zasteras, the same after
noon, was taken into custody because
of his conflicting statements. and af.
ter his arrest confession was soon
obtained During the period he has
spent in Jail he has displayed no con
Germ over his probable fate and In
court he appeared smiling and unper'
turbed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
WILL UNCOVER
NEW SEWER TO PERMIT
THOROUGH INSPECTION.
WALL 33 FEET HIGH
2uiIl of Concrete Will Hold Future
Flows in ChecK-IoW Water
important Factor in
Street Work.

| The street committee, with Mayer
Parsons and City Engineer Thistle
wood met at the Tenth street sewer
work yesterday as per previous ar
Irangoment, and they made report to
the city council last night as recordeI !
elsewhere
Contractor Fraser will uncover the
portion of the new sewer east Of the
Old brick wall which constituted part
I5f tho Old pump mouse, the purpose
being to see Just what the conditions
Iaca He will probably reach the top
CT the sewer tunnel today exposing
tho timbcrs left there by the Rich
Construction company, which was the
cause of all the trouble.
BY order of the committee the con
tractor will build the core wall first so
as - render the situation safe as
quickly as possible. This wall viii
be 80 feet high, extending from a
point two feet below the sewer TO the
top Of the street 1t will take from
Zoe to $50 cubic yards of concrete, ac-
cordlng to the engineers estimates,
This wall is rendered necessary by
the faulty cOnstrucuCn of the sewer
by the Rich Construction company
rs Is also the new pump connection
o. dered a tast nights council meet
ing This is a costly piece of work.
The rising or continued falling of
the river is matter of much import
aure At the present stage it will be
possible to complete the outer portion
If tie sewer, which still needs to be
extended into the river about 40 feet.
This can be done now provided the
river remains low.
On the other hand the low water
has prevented Contractor Williams
from receiving brirk from Ports
mouth and he will soon be entirely
1uL He has some loaded for ship !
mcut but can not get 1t out because of |
the extreme low water
Engineer Thistlewood expects En- |
rneer Tchuze Saturday TO resume
bis position as assistant engineer,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
TO TRY c. r. KING.

Boston. Mass. Sept Pit is ex-
roctcd that before the end of this
week the case of Jardenio +. King.
the financial promoter, will b.
reached for trial in the superior
court. Only a few onths ago King
was enc of the most widely known
rrcn.oters and stock brokers' IN Bos-
ton and New York. His extensive and
alluring advertisements had drawn
thousands Of dollars into his Golfers
from the pockets OF wuld-be specu-
I.fris. q large portion OF whom were
fesiI,uts Of rural communities. Wlen
ramors Of Kings financial embarras BE-
mert were circulated the promoter
disappeared and his whereabouts re-
maued unknown :or several months.
when De returned 10 Boston and sur
rendered himself During his ab-
eenrp he bad been put through bank
-urtc, and several ndictmeu-s had
l-een returned against him for alleged
fraud
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
REVOLUTION IS
EXPECTED SOON
MoNARCHIAI EXTREMISTS AND
REPUBLICANS IN PORTUGAL
ARE ARMING FOR OUTBREAK
STORING ARMS.

Lisbon. Sept. 2l.-lnsistcnt decla
ratious that a revolutionary outbreak
I'm Portugal is impending continue 70
maze their appearance in the loca.
new spapers and new feature Of
these reports is the statement that
the monarchial extremists realizing
thai the Republicans are arming for
revolt, are making ready for their de-
fense by storing secretly large guam.
tity OF arms In the converts Cf Lis
bon. where the authorizes dare not
penetrate
The movement I- said 30 ba sup
ported actively hy the clerical party.
One mousrchi8l organization says
tfat 1900 persons have enlisted for
the purpose Of attacking ami g s-roy-
ing tho offices Cf the Republican
newspapers. AMI the Republicans De-
clare that if this Is deHe they viii
retaliats by starting a general riot
and revolution.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
MAKE CASTRO'S
TERM FOR LIFE
ES.E"E,IT INITIATED By PARTl-
SANS OF VENEZUELAN PREsl-
DENT-DUTcH ANSWER TO
NOTE HANDED CASTRO.

Caracas, Via Wilemstedt, Curacao,
Sept. Z1.-PartIssns or Castro have,
IN recent speeches, initiated a move
mcat to proclaim Castro president of
NonesUela for life.
Baron Sackendorr, German minis
ter. presented the answer Of the
Netherlands government to the last
VENEZUELAN note to Foreign Minister
Paul. three days ago. Yesterday the
minister took it to Valencia and de-
li,crcJ it 90 Castro. The contents u
tfIs note are carefully guarded but
there is good reason 10 believe that
81 il not an uitimatum. Seckendorff.
zho has acted diplomatically for the
Netherlands since the rupture with
venezuela. viii attempt TO persuade
Castro 70 yield sufficiently 20 avoiI
D sr1ict as Germany. % is held here.
desires that the Venezuelan status be
maintained.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
RESIDENTS OF SMALL PLACES
FLEEING TO LARGER
CENTERS.
SIX DEATHS SUNDAY
Wnen Village Burns--Hnadreds OF
Miles on Coast of Lake Superior
in Flames-Smoke Hides
the Sun.

Calumet Mich, Sept 21-The for,
est fires are assuming a threatening
aspect all over Northern Michigan
and several towns are in danger of
destruction Lac La Belle is in the
very gravest danger Of being sur
rounded. EXCEPT on the water side, by
the flames At Bette de Girls, large
force is battling to save the light
house and other buildings at the Uni
ted States ship canal. It is estimated
that 100000 feet of standing lumber in
the vicinity of Point Abbeye was
burned yesterday and today
Several towns in Iron county are
in danger and the residents are fec
ing with their goods to larger centers
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
TO DISCUSS IMMIGRATION.

Haitian. n. S. Sept 2L-The effect
"a immigration on trade conditions in
Canada is the allimportant subject to
be discussed at the twenty fourth an
null convention Of the Trades and
Labor congress Of Canada. which con.
vered in this city today with a large
ami representative attendance. other
important matters 20 receive atten-
tiou are amendments 90 the eieceion
ar. cooperation. eight hour legisla.
lion. senate reform. and old-age pen
sioHs The congress was called 90
orlcr in the legislative council cham
her at % O'Clock this morning by the
president Alphcnse Neryille N. p.
The roll call shove. an attendance
az more than 151 delegates. repre-.
ee:ting labor bodies tn the chief cities
fran Halifax 90 Vancouver. The ex-
charge Of greeting and the work Il
e. rzarization occrpieI the oIe1i-g
sesrcn. Reports Of tae various n
GERS shOw a gratifying gain in mem
bersfip and a steady advance IN the
progress Uf the labor movement
the Dominion
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
SIX LIVES LOST.

Marinette, Wis, Sept. 21.--A dis
patch from Foster City, a village
across the Michigan line of Marinette
County, reports that the place was
destroyed Sunday by flames driven in
from the forest fires and six lives
were lost 1t is understood that a
saw mill owned by the Morgan inter
ests OF Oshkosh. was destroyed, to
gether with large store and 80 dwell
inga
The forest fires have broken ont
afresh In the section and reports Of
burning farmhouses and timber, cut
and uncut, are coming from all sides.
The fire is now four miles from Mari
nette on all sides.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
WORST SINCE 1871.

Menominee, Mich, Sept, 2l.-Never
since 1871, when the forest fires
swept Menominee and Marinette coun-
ties causing a loss of 1,500 lives and
millions of dollars in timber, has the
danger of a widespread conflagration
been so great as at present
SO close are the fires to Niagara,
Faithern Junction and ingalls, that
everything is being packed, and trains
are ready to carry people away as
soon as a high wind arises. The rail
road building of the 500 Line at Faith
ern was on fire several times last
night but was saved by section men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
UNIVERSITY 300 YEARS OLD.

Madrid, Sept. 2l.-under the aus
pieces of King Alfonso and the Prince
of the Asturias. there was opened To-
day nest interesting celebration to
marx the founding of the famous Uni
yersity of OyiedO. Representatives
of Universities throughout Europe are
attending the celebration, which Will
extend over a period Of several days.
Ono Cf the interesting features of the
program will be the unyei ing of a
statute of the founder of the uniyer
sity. Fernando Naldes Salas. arcn.
bishop of Seville.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
BIG COMMISSION FIRM
MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT.

Quincy- IiI. SEPT Classify and
Gray. a commission company with
headquarter- here aui Offices in Chi
csgo. Peoria AMI fort tWo other cit
les in Illinois ami Iowa made assign
ment this afternoon to William p.
Covert. attorney for The company The
capital is s1eo esa. and liabilities sr-
expected % reach this sum.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
PAYS TRIBUTE TO SELFRiDGE-
JOURNEY TO EARTH SEEMED
TO BE LONG.
WOULD HAVE BEEN SfFL
IT There Had Been Twenty More Feet
to FaII--Aeropianst Thought
Ship Was Grinding
to Pieces.

Washington, Sept, Ely ying On ;
hard bed, his leg in splints and huns
from the ceiling in a support whicf
Ipl IL en- it, Orvlle Wright this after
noon described the accident in whici
! Lieut. Selfridge was killed.
! ut can never happen again" he
said. 4 fnow how il happened from
ia certain point. lnow that the pre-
Ipclier struck a wire guy to the rud-
der support rod. But / don't know
bow the wire got to the propeller We
tried those propell'"s in the house,
They did nct hit anything,
Il knew it was dangerous, having
the propellers revolye 50 they would
he likely to hit anything. But we
tried to make them hit before-tried
to force them to hit They would not.
They had plenty Of clearance. | don't
know how they hit-now they cane
togt ther-but they did Somehow
tAat propeller and that wire came to-
eothcr The propeller hit the wire
twice Iheard the crash. | didn' t
lock back, | didn't know what was
happening Sefrdga locked baok--I
saw him. / dent know what he saw.
thought 1t was the transmission that
had given away. thought the pro
pel'ers were ripping the machine to
pieces.
Then we ccmnonced to sril
around That was the unbrokon pto.
pellcr urging us onward. cut off
the motor, pulled the cord. and we
lost headway The rudder was out
of commission. 1t must have swung
to one side useless, as soon as the
wire got loose from the tail We
cant stay up without headway, so
when the machine swung around in a
circle and the rudder wouldn't work
and the engine was stoppcd-I
thought ii was grinding MS to pieces.
couldn't see. We began TO drop.
heard Selfridge sa Oh. OH like that
That's all he said expected TO
right the machine. 1t was falling
5iGewise. Only way to head headway
was to fall-we didn't fall far encuch. q,
t started to right Twenty feet more
lni it would have righted We didn't
laFe the twenty feet
1T seemed a long time-we fell
.ery fast Everything seemed to ht
nc at once. ! didn't lost conscious
less, ! think, but I was dazed and
hiEes seemed dark. why, I could
ledr what was said; people seemed
@ &C. near Is quickly could see
'elIridGe; he seemed to be on all
cu.s and was moaning. He didn't
az anything that heard don't
what | said. I was sur
,rised how much I suffered. then.
YOU don't know when you
ire first hurt.
but its over. IL can't be helped. /
>ethng makes mucn difference ex-
opt Selfridge-poor Selfridge. He
must have felt so helpless. falling
hat way. Poor Seifridge."
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
NEBRASKA FOR BRYAN.

Chicago, Sept. 21.-Mayor Dahlman
Of Omaha, arrived In Chicago today
and after a conference with James H.
Atwood. chairman of the speakers
bureau of the Democratic committee,
announced his intention of making a
speaking tour through the mild e
Vest. Dahlman said he was confident
that Nebraska was sate for Bryan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
WRIGHT DOING NICELY.

Washington, Sept sl-Although
5rferng from restle-sness today Or
vile Wrights condition tonight is sat
isfactory. He succeeded in getting
several hours sleep this afternoon
ard after the news of his brother
Willur's record-breaking fight in
France was shown him, he was in
bette spirits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
GERMAN CATHOLICS MEET.

Cleveland. Sept. 2i.-The first DAYS
business session Of the National Ger
man Catholic society today was given
over to a discussion OF the advisahil-
ity ~ general attack upon all forms
cf modernism whiCn is in opposition
to the stricter teaching s Of tie
chgrcf
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
HiseEN AT NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. Sept 2f.-Th0mas l.
Hisgeu. Independence party ca1di lac
f1- the presidency. spoke here 70
ui1st. re sad that the issue of this
campaign IS whether the trusts shal
rule this country
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
SMOKE HIDES SUN.

Ashland, Wis, Sept. 21-~The smoke
is so dense from the forest fires that
the sun has been hidden all day and
Lake Superior is practically surround
ed by fire for hundreds of miles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
swIsHER wITHoRAws.

Chtrieston. ". Va. SEPT Z1--C. W
Ssisher today issued a settlement
rithdrauinE as a Republican candl.
dsfe for governor. This b. sars is
done in the interest o. party hsr-
mony.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
Prison COMMISSION NAMED.

SpinEfeld. 49,. sept zi-The An
teIsunViTle prison commissio vas
aameI today by Governor Deneen as
follows Lewis r lake. q Rockford
Captain J. SWales. or jacksonville;
Gilbert J. George. of Springfield. J.
r. Brozn. - Chicago. " H. Hahn.
Hne. q Macmb.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
1ooN NOT DESTROYED.

Oshkosh. Wis. Sept. 21.-It is
authoritatively stated that Foster City
Mich. has not been destroyed by fire
and is still untouched by the flames.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
WILL PRAY FOR RAIN.

Milwaukee, Wis. Sept. 3l-Arch-
bishop Messmer has sent a letter to
the clergy of his diocese ordering
prayers for rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
On. Reason for esehelorhoos.

Occasionally a man remains in the
bachelor class because he is skepfical
as to the ability Of woman 10 support
hin
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
10 pisloeo. Ron. IN 1hroa,

A raw egg swallowed AZ once after
q fshboue has stuck in the throat vii
usually dislodce IT,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22
To Cut Out Red raoe.

Among other reforms which viii
be- introduced both at the New York
and Chicago Offices Of the national
committee is a little less red tape
in The matter Of getting into the pres
.enco of the national chairman.
Many Republicans who were u.s.. I
TO the free and easy Office ways thai
prevailed. for instance. under the oil
Hanna regime. have complained -
the rigmarole that they have 10 e
through I'm getting access 70 the pres
eut national chairman Members of
the national committee however. Who
are familiar with the work that
Hitchcock has done say that bis p
forts up 60 this time viii be apparent
later On the campaign.
A revised itinerary of Taft-s uest-
eru trip was announced today Ehich
plans 70 take the candidate % CIi1-
ton. Burlington. Davenport. Des
Moines. September e. imme.iiatelE
after he has concluded the Niiuaukee
meeting Thursday night The par-v
then will 90 to ST. Paul and Ninnes-
polls and carry cut the original itiin-
erary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-22

2:I1 Pace. second division. $500, un.
finished nine starters.
Pataima, first; Ruby Lacy, second; (;
Shamrock, third. Time-2:07h.