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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
M0R0S ON A RAMPAGE
United tSstes Troops al Manila With
Two Guns Sent Out to Make
Reconnaissance.

Manila. Nov. 19.-Several hundred
war-like Morcs have gathered near
Malanbang. Five companies OF In
fantrv with a couple of guns have
been sent out to make a recOunois-
ance It Is hope that after the par
ley the Mor0s sill disband peace
fully
The results Of the expedition have
not yet been reported to Manila.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
HUMANE ASSOCIATION.

New Orleans La Nov 81 ne
National convention Of the American
Eruane association today re-eiected
DIR William O Stillman. Of Albany
\ Y. president In the list OF
htnorarv vice presidents appear the
names Of Pr5sidentelect Iait taT-
dinaI Gibbons and Archbishop Ryan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
END OF NIGHT RIDING
MAY Be Outcome Of Deal setwee7
American Tobacco Co. and Bur
ley Tobacco Society.

ToHfsrirIa Nos ia deal BE-
rasrr the American Tobacco COM
pans and rhe Buriey Tobacco society
for tta 1886 and part of the 1907
rrrrs gf tobacco was closed today
Tie price Be- au average ~ -niz een'z
fr- the 1906 crop and II cents par
arar lrr tra 1sl7 crop.
Tie .ll involves nearly sefff.".
bounds of tobacco half En- the pool
DE- tfa Burler Tobacco society. a.
rerFuE -a many iu a position fa
krcu. She sale 90 toe pooled c-or
wil marx the end % night riding 90
beast FOR the present
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
F; ;.GERIES MAY
Be 100000
AND VICTIMS OF VAN VLlSSlN-
GEMS FELONlES WILL NUM-
Der ABOUT 10o
SENT TO pEN|TENTIARY
aa,;eved Action Was Taken to Get
Him Locked Up Before Real Ex-
tent of Forgeries is
Known.

Chicago, Nov. 19.-lt was declared
after an investigation tonight that
the Outstanding forgeries of Peter Van
Vlissingen, the real estate dealer VINO
on his own confession Monday, was
arrested and sentenced to the peai-
tentiary, will probably reach S2,oOo,-
O0o. Instead of twenty-five about
hundred will be losers. The exact
number of outstanding forgeries IS
45S. It is said that the rushing OF
Van Vlissingen 10 the penitentlary
earlier in the day was made to ge1
him there before the full extent OF his
forgeries became known.
II became known during the day
that Van Vlissingen forged not only
notes and mortgage deeds, but in de-
livering spurious mortgage TO
client would forge an abstract OF title
and an opinion by Attorney William
Case to accompany it. Mr. Case. VINO
is known among the legal fraternity
for his specially OF abstract work, GER
tilted titles in much of Van Nlissin
gems business, and his abstracts were
relied upon by the forger to clinch ms
legitimate deals. When he would
forge copy of a mortgage, however
he would also forge the accompany
ing abstract of title.
Spurious Abstracts.
II is said that scores of spurious
abstracts have been put out by Van
Vlissingen in the course of his crimes
In reference to the alleged forger-
les of abstracts, Attorney Case MADE
ne following statement:
II furnished Mr. Van Vlissingeh
with many abstracts of titles. gave
him two copies of each, one OF when
he gave to the purchaser, and the
other he kept on file in his Office
When he sold forged instruments be
either accompanied them with forged
abstracts or merely showed the pur-
chasers the copy of my original ah'
stract on file in his office
The losses mounted up during the
day by the tens of thousands, and IN
this connection there were general
inclination to credit the report tha'
Iohn A. orb. the millionaire eXbrew-
or. had lost 100000 in Van Nlissin-
gems details
The voting of the new indiclmen' aus
were discovered only this afternoon.
The papers were being prepared to-
dav in the office of Assistant State g
Attorney Barbour and will be returr
ed in court tomorrow. The three true
bills charge the forgery of three notes
held by William c. Seipp, for $2'2oo
s2.500 and $500.
The voting OF these indictments was
taken to mean that additional charges
are TO be pressed to prevent the re-
lease of Van Vlissingen from the penl
tentiary with a minimum penalty ol
one year.
Meanwhile Sheriff Strassheim, IN
his fear of a suicide attempt by Van
Vlissingen. that would bring discredil
On his administration, took measure:
to get rid of the prisoner and demand
ed that Van Vlissingen be sent to Joi
iat at once to begin serving his sen
t.nrR
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
OEN{EN WON OUT
IN COOK COUNTY
OFFICIAL FIGURES SHOW GOV.
ERNOR 246 VOTES TO GOOD
FIRST FIGURES GAVE COUN.
TY TO SEVENSON.

Chicago. Nov 19.-The election Ct
fcials in this city today completed the
official canvass OF the vote in Cook
county fer governor and the totals
show that Governor Deneen carried
the county by 24G votes.
The police returns tabulaied ele1'
ton night gave more than a thousand
nlurality to Stevenson, the Democratic
candidate. The official figures are;
Chicago Deheen l72,1Gl; Steven
son l79, ,456.
Country Towns-Deneen 2o,1t5;
Stevenson 1925,
Cook County total-Deneen l92,95t,
Stevenson 1861.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
WANT VOTES FOR WOMEN

Union CITY. Ind. Nov l4.-Asseri
ing thar The ballot is the most direct
effective ana diguified means of help
ing 10 obtain reforms demanded bl
women. the Woman's National COM
Gil I'm session here today alcptel
strong resolutions for The enfraucaise
ment of wo.nen-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
Rash ACT OF MANIAC.

DsnviIle. Ky Nov 19.-Hugh
a wealthy E0rng farmer
became suddenly insane today and
securing a revolver shot and killed
his nephew. Frederick Garrison. aged
IS. The boy after being shot fired
one shot at his uncle inficting a
latal wound
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
AGED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH

West Plains. Mo. Nov. l9.-Mrs T.
Y Gossit. AGED seventy years. wa7
burned 10 death al her home nea-
here today. She was sitting in a chair
1.afo-e the FIRE place when her cloth
ing caught Ere
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
ss.oOoOOo RAILROAD DEAL.

winrireg. Man Nov le-lt is an
uotneed that the purchase Of Duluth
and winnipeg. railway by the Cana
dian Northern involved s6.9o9.e99. lt
is said the Canadian road will secure
running right over the Wisconsin
Ccrtrai later
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
STOCK YARDS ORDERED
CLOSED FoR INVESTIGATION

HuFate. y. g. Nor. 19.-The Ea=-
Buffalo stock yards haFe beea oraef-
-F closed penfiuE O. general e.eal-rf
s-r f--e-tlEafion of the outbreak -
r-- mouth diseases TIE entire
-... g Neu Yors and Peuusyi .
fsea been ordered guarantiHel hy ihs
r=rs-fwaut Uf culture
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
First EnaIish Reaatta.

The Lrst English regatta took place
uu1u the Thames. between London
bridge and MilIbank. June =. I77s
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
BUELOW MAKES
..,.. LONG ADDRESS

rel. /..u n expressed the opinion
that existing unfriendly feelings to-
ward Germany could be overcome
Germany, he declared, occupied the
position of parvenue among the ma
lions of Europe and that a parvenue
was not loved anywhere.
Herr Sidlow, secretary Of the i'm
perial treasury in a four hours
speech explained and defended the
governments ten finance bills. He
argued that Germany was well able
TO raise the Sl25,O00,O00 new reve,
nues required and appealed to the
patriotism Of the house to adopt the
bills
The people he declared must either
assume the burden of taxation, II
they wish TO occupy the position 10
which their civilization entities them
or else the empire must take down
ward path OF finuanC:al weakness,
which led the old German empire 10
its downfall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

kH the VIRTUES IN Ore.
There is lut one xirtue-the eternal
sacrl1ca Ol s-H-Georse sand
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
Daily Thoaght.

Nothing wcnls O. a icssc1 % us 4
Il did not cone TOO iate George Ell0-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
TAFT GOT 3e.21o IN KANSAS.

Topeka. Kas. Nov, l9.-Complete
official returns of the Kansas election
show Tafts plurality S6,210.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05
STOLEN EXPRESS
PACKAGE LOCATED
Lost S63,000 Found in Room
of a WeIls-Fargo Em-
ploye
Mysterious Robbery on Mexican
Central Solved and Ar
rests Made
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

MEXICO CITY. Mex. May 5.-The
money package OF $4,000 which was
stolen q few days ago from Wells
Fargo express car On the Mexican Cen
the Banco Minero OF Chihuahua. has
been recovered. II was found secreted
n the room OF Luis Cutting. chief clerk
IN the general Offices OF Wells. Fargo
& Co in this city. Cutting has been
arrested and is incomuncida In pris-
on Rodolfo Alvarez. alias Rodriguez. q
special express messenger, who was in
the car AZ the tine the money disap-
peaTed. has also been arrested
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05
HORSE oMNER DIES

LEXINGTON, KY. May flames S.
Stoll. noted distiller and turfman OF
this city and owner of the Mead
ows." one Of the greatest horse estab-
lishnlents in Kentucky. died today at
Oxford, O.. IN z private sanitariuul.
aged - years
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05
Fleet Week Offer Brings Scores of
New Entries in $4,000 Contest
Enter Today and Start Even for the $500
Special Prize The Call VIII Give

Intense interest has been aroused BY
The Calls special prize offer o. 5000
70 be awarded the contestant who OBJ
taIns re most points from Nay Al
8 O'clock iu the morning 70 Saturday.
Nay g. Al % O'Clock al night Con-
testants living outside OF san Fran
cisco may mail the Subscriptions 10 sp-
ply on this offer ID 10 the time Of clos
irg THIS special offer AS long as the
posruark shows that they were OBJ
tanned before the closing tine they
VIII BE- counted
through tLfs special prize o1er, any
ore who starts now has as good z
chance IS the leaders n the contest
Only the three months. six months
and yearly Subscriptions VIII be
counted The three months as one point.
six IS TWO and yearly as four points
each. The votes from these subscrip-
lions VIII also count on The regular
f2o Zoo worth q contest prizes You
gel double reward Tor the same work
turing tlis oEer
HANE SEEK SPECIAL PRIZE
Surprising results already have come
trol1 This special Offer Many who were
deferred frcm entering the contest be-
cause q the handicap they would have
70 overcome are starting earnestly 70
win Ihis s-1o- Il certainly Is worth
E1lle- 500 for less than weeks e.
tcrt This oNEr Is made 70 show ap-
probation q The interest taken By the
sailors ln many Of the contestants one
young woman has received votes from
sailors On four battieships. - E b.
Alsbsma- "F D. Illinois r E Z -
Georgia and p =. ~ Connecticut
BE curious coincidence. these four
have selected young woman whose
brother served on the Bennington dur
ing The Spsnish-AmericsH war. She
VIII make an effort IN person 70 thank
those who have helped her.
HONOR ROLL N CONTEST
Here ere the contestants Who have
reaclec The honor roll Many others
VII reacl L through this special Of
fer IS scores are entering for 81 every
cay- They have Al even start for the
SOC PIE WITH I'll u these-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05
GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT &C,

Hiss Anna Larson. San Leandro. $500. 2 2s7
Ars- Charles A French. Knightse1.-.... $40
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05

BosToS PAINLESS DENTISTRY. lss5 Flii.
80 rafnIes< ex-rac1lo1 u - r 1uA SET
-se-t 81 .old croE1s- 81 silver 11li1gs- zoe.
All work g1zran1sec . Tears- VDen e---J II
p n
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05

P4PTs DENIAL PARLOaS- z30l Pine - err
FiIl-nore. i'm ~ % tse-a- So up- gid
eTogrn f3-5o 1ps 41Teola- DENSITY or s7e-
etsliy-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05

|-OI7loI HI - =
That section l0usdec b Larkia street. Fulton
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05

srBDIsTRIcT 81. !
SUBpIsTRIcT 10. :

Tat portion q Oakland bo1ldA6 By Forty
first street. PARK -Fe1ue- the bar. Twenty
second street. Pleasant Valley avenue and IL
cluGf-z Pie1uoa--
Frank AnLra5e 3.SQ2
LEO LzrTzclf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40
No-rrza C1Inn $40
ArmISer r D-z--s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,s54
nfs 10 Nrr-efrh ts1-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05
BUSINESS cHAxcEs-cOntinuea

BRIGHT. reliable man 70 assist n Old est r z
and business chance cfsce. cleared 81 500 IN
months: busi1ess enough for ; men. must
have $500 cash ga Market ST. room 211.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05
81 LDISTRICT NO 3


SoIth san Frz arisc0- Tlst section bounded
..l lar.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05

Dr. c r. DECKER SLKlsEOa DENIl5l
70 satter. aooIs Yal Asss. Fraaslln y
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05
srBDISTRICT 30. 3
sUBDIsTRIcT 40. 4

Comics o. SacrEmelfo. Fl Dorado Amad,-
Hazel 2. Journey. Sacramento - , -,
Miss Norma kfrtlzn. Dizm0nd SprinSs 80
Miss Amelia SanneT. eait........ 4 1sc
" A. Hayes. Sacramento . IN
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

APARTMENT house: q apartments. al nicely
furnished 4 years lease Western addition.
price $4,000. HALF cash: rents over al ex-
penses VIII pay purchase price II 21e years.
EDWARDS. SILVER K CLOVER. nc
Morrzage Loans Real Estate $ Gear 9.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05

FOR sa.e-Seyersl see0nd hand zutomotiles- 81
n good co1diticn. Al z oarEain- Fale1c-a Gar
age. 81 Valencia 81 bet 17th snt 1sra-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05

DR. T. GIANT 8Al
.st- gas given p
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05

STANDARD FIXTURE Coz T. BUDISSEY.
store. Sf1ee and oz1z 1x--rss- S-eTe1so1 81
bet 12th and 13th-
Cabinet AID ntl work store. sfacs fixtures. I'm
i-g- etc Haas WoodEorkl1g Co. . Nina = "a
BRUNSWICK BALKE-COLLENDE Co. I7-z7
Frs1El1n y. II. Market P1ons Specizl ls5I.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05

MISSION lodge No. Isa- F & A. NJ n
Officers ard members are heEebr nosi- -
Eea 70 attend the fu7eFs. Of eur de- XGT
ceasexi brother. Louis Philippe Ne M
Cer1ly. from the Mfssisz Masonic
temple. TUESDAY 81 so s-elark p m
PRANK " SMITH. Secrefzry-
The Topeka state journal., 1908-09-15
EVEN BREAK ON LIQUOR.
Drawn Battle Between Prohibition
and License in Arkansas.

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 15.-The cleo
ton of George w. Donaghey, the Dem
ocratic nominee for governor, and the
entire Democratic ticket by a majority
that may exceed that received by Gov
ernor Little two years ago. more than
65, ,UvV and an apparently even break
between the Prohibitionists and license
advocates; the adoption of one consti-
tutional amendment and the defeat OF
another. are the most important re-
suits of the state election held yester-
day as indicated by incomplete returns
from a majority of the 10 counties in
Arkansas. A record breaking vote was
polled throughout the state.
Interest in the election centered in
the result of the campaign waged in
many counties by Prohibitionists. The
returns on the license question are not
conclusive. but apparently neither the
Prohibitionists nor the license advo-
Gates have made any considerable net
gain.
ty in which Texarkana is located, and
Poinsett county have been captured by
the Prohibitionists, while Crawford and
Perry counties are thought to have
been lost to the license forces. Both
sides claim st. Francis and Chicot
counties. which gave a large majority
for license two years ago. Craighead
and Green counties remain dry. Pu-
laski. jefferson, Phillips, Lee, jackson
and Ouachita counties, in which the
Prohibitionists centered their fight to
a large extent, remain wet.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-09-15
Declares His Opponent in al
Interview Today
Designed as a Reply to That
Gentleman's Utterances.
HE CAN'T RUN AWAY.
Bryan Declares He Will Hold
Him to the Issues.
Calls Attention to the Judges
Philippine Record.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 15.-"Mr.
Taft is lodging. He can not escape
from the issues. He will not be per-
mitted to run away from them. He
has accepted the nomination of his
party. Now let him take the people
into his confidence and interpret his
platform so that the public will know
where he stands and what he intends
to do
In these words William J. Bryan in
an interview today on the journey from
baltimore to this city, issues another
challenge to Mr.. Taft, his Republican
opponent. He read Mr.. Taft's utter
ances, printed yesterday. and dictated
retort which is in part as follows:
Mr. Taft is lodging. Instead of de-
nnlng his position on public questions
ne is lnquiring about my record, and in
MS inquiry he shows that he knows as
little about my record as he does about
the public questions which he has at
tempted to discuss. He accuses me of
being changeable and of abandoning
issues"
Mr.. Bryan said he has been a tariff
reformer for 2S years has advocated
the election of senators by the people
Tor L years and has been faVoring an
income tax for II years and Mr.. Taft
Is only now coming around to his posi-
tion on these questions.
Continuing he said:
Il said in 1898, that the FiIipinos
ought to have their independence Mr..
Taft has this year admitted that the
people must ultimately have independ-
ence. 1 have maintained my position.
have also discussed the. Philippine
question in this campaign and called
attention to the fact that Mr. Taft
made mistake of $114,000,O00 in his
estimate of the cost of imperialism.
Government Ownership.
"On the railroad question he has ex-
pressed himself as strongly as I have.
He has said. and the president also has
said, that government ownership will
follow If the railroads prevent regula-
ton. I have said the same thing. I
do not desire government ownership. 1
hope that the railroads will permit
regulation. Our position only differs
in that he has more faith than 1 have
in the willingness Of the railroads to be
regulated.
He spends some time on the money
question. The money question has
been taken out of politics because tha
unexpected discoveries of gold have
given the increase which was demand
ed by the Republican party as we'll as
by the Democratic party
Mr.. Taft can not escape from the
issues. Will he define his position on
the tariff question, on the labor ques-
tion, on the trust question and on the
other issues that are presented in this
campaign? He will not be permitted
to run away from them.
'If he prefers to delve into the past
rather than meet the issues of the
present. will he explain the Benguet
railroad in the Philippines and the per-
petual franchise that he wanted TO
fasten upon the Filipinos with per-
petual guarantee income to the cor
porations securing franchises? Will he
explain his record on the labor ques-
tion and his silence on the tariff ques-
ton and the trust question during his
official service in Washington
The Topeka state journal., 1908-09-15
New York StocI< Nfarl,et

Wall St. New York, Sept 15.-STOCKS-
All of the active trading stocks sold / to
lower than last nights closing on the
opening sales today, the decline reaching
the latter figure in the case of American
smelling and Southern Railway Iacka-
wanna sold at an advance of 3, and Iowa
Central l. The dealings were quite active
supporting orders and covering by the
shorts caused a rapid rally which wiped
out the opening losses. Reading was
oought on heavy scale and advanced 2
points from its low figure. Profit taking
clipped a good fraction off the rally after
wards and speculation became quiet
The Hartman stocks forged to the front
after midday and there were extensive
purchases of Union Pacific Southern Pa
cific and Erie. Other stocks stiffened
temporarily, but later the entire list re-
lapsed again. Considerable pressurde de-
Veloped against l.. and N. and it fell 3
points by half point intervals. Great
Northern preferred also sagged ..
Weakness in the Hill group depressed
the list in sympathy for a time but the
resifency of Reading and strength in
Erie were contractir-- influences.
Bonds were irregular.
Stocks were fed out fast as the mar
ket would take them and that was a
steady recession. The Hill stocks were the
central points of weakness notably Great
Northern preferred, which dropped 2Sk
Thbe decline forced Union Pacific South
ern Pacific, Reading and Erie below yes
terdays closing. Wisconsin Central broke
"a. Northern Pacific 11z, New York Cen
tral IA and Chesapeake and Ohio, Rock
Island. Ontario and Western and Atlantic
Coafst Line l.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-09-15
MARKET REPORTS

Chicago, Sept 15.-WHEAT-Early trad,
ing in wheat was largely of a professional
nature with the tone bearish on lfASe
northwest receipts. Foreign advices IN
cluding high cables and unfavorable re
ports from German and French crops
were bulIish. but ineffective in the face of
the domestic situation. Some reaction from
yesterday was not unnatural. December
wheat opened a shade TO 1sc under the
previous close at 9Sz4c to 9Sa4@9S3sc and
declined to 9sas@9S1zc. Local receipts were
145 cars. of which 35 were of CONTRACT
grade Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 1885 cars.
A correction placing the worlds visible
increase at 3.2S0.0o0 bushels sent December
down to 9S1kc, but a reactionary followed
on reports of foreign demand and the
close was firm ut 99lsc.
CORN-The corn market ruled easy with
trade limited December opened 1sc to
&c down at 6Sssc to 6S1zc and decliDed TO
The close was heavy. December sc down
OATs-There was only local market