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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
PORT AL PRINCE
IS QUIET AGAIN
PEOPLE ARE DEMANDING GENER.
AL SIMON FOR THE PRESl-
DENCY.
FORCES FROM WARSHIPS
viii Land if Fresh Rioting Breaks
Cut--Ametcan Minister De-
clare He Did Not Urge
Alexis to Resist.

Port Au Prince, Dec. 3.--During the
rioting following the flight Of Presi
dent Alexis, IL persons were killed
and many wounded. Order has been
restored, but notice has been given
that In the event Of another outbreak
frees will be landed from the Amer.
iran. F1ccf and German SHIPS in the
lAl bCr
President Alexis, aboard the French
ship, is broken heatred over the treat.
ment he has received at the hands of
The people of the capital Though
over 90 years Of age, he has always
been vigorous. but today is feeble in
body though still strong in mind. To
cay he expressed his gratitude for the
action Cf the French ministers denied
that he had ever shown enmity to the
whites spoke bitterly OF those he be
lieved guilty OF treachery, and prais-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04

sad achievements of the testing sta
tlon.
Todays tests were made in an
artificial coal mine. The first test
was with a safety powder dry FIRE
clay and bituminous coal dust, the
latter placed on shelves representing
ledges in a real mine The powder
was ignited for the blast and did not
explode the dust. There was a
terrific explosion durig the fourth
test when IL pounds black powder
and 90 pounds OF road dust (actual
mine dust We're used. The recoil was
strong and flames covered the full
length OF the artificial mine The
test proved the combination to be
exceedingly dangerous.
Al this point the experts Of the sta
tion appeared wearing an oxygen ap.
paratus. including metal and glass
hoods. a chemical chamber and air
bag. designed to render breathing
nomai or nearly so while the oper-
ator is surrounded by the most deac.
" gases and vapors.
The men hurried into the gallery
still filled with the fumes OF the ex-
pioslon. and apparently were not af-
fected by any Of the gases This
device is designed particularly for
rescue work.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
PEARL NECKLACE
IS RECOVERED
IN NEW YORK CITY WHERE AT
TEMPT WAS BEING MADE
TO SELL 1T.
STOLEN FROM MEMPH S
Almost Year Ago BY Burglars From
Home of Frank G, Jones--Gen
Valued at $15,ooo--Was
Found BY Chance.

New York, Dee. 3--A chance re-
mark to Police Inspector McAfferty
of this city by the son of cne Of his
friends that he knew the man who
had a fine necklace for sale led t.
the recovery today BY Garrett l..
Lamb, Of Clinton la, Of pearl
necklace said to be worth $4,000.
which had been lest since last Feb
ruary,
McAherty called to see the neck
lace and seized it. He was told by
the man who had it that Los An
ge!es, Cal, pawnbroker had sent it
to him for disposal here
After diligent inquiries by the
New York police a circular was OBJ
tanned Offering 5000 for the return
of just such a pearl necklace as the
one seized here
Then followed the visit of Lamb to
New York and the identification OF
the necklace, Lamb said he was a
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04

ed the loyalty of his body guard.
With regard to his destination Alex
is said he would wait until he could
be transported to Pamaica, St. Thom
as, or Martinique.
The sentiment of the people q
strongly in favor of General Simol
and he will probably be elected prc
ident. if the chambers can be assen
bled without delay. Simon is now on
his way to thefcapital with his army
American Minister Furniss. who
was charged by one Of the opponents
to the president in a public proclama
ton, with having encouraged Alexis
to resist, makes strong denial Of nav.
ing in any waf attempted to influence
the president, but he became great d.
ritated over the incident and wishes
TO take extreme measures abainst "
Gavin, who was responsible for tba
issuance of the proclamation
General Canal howeeKr. 20 whom
the matter was referred as head o.
the public safety committee. succeed
ed in reassuriBE Furniss by explain
ing that the charge was a personal
one on the part Of Cauyin and that no
one believed H. Te adde thdat the
attitude Of the American minister had
always been absolutely correct and
that he had in no way given enc0ur
agement 10 the president.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
ON TARIFF UNTIL DEC f9--cOM-
kTTEE WANTS SUBPOENA
POWER.
SPEAKER CANNON TALKS
sayc Committee on Rules Of House .
Necessary to Assist Majority
Does Net Expect Any
Contest

4 Washington, Dec 3.-The hanse
committee on ways and means tcday
decided to continue the tariff hearing
until December 10
Chairman Payne was authorized to
offer q resolution in the house when
congress conyenes Monday, which
will give the COMMITTEES authority tD
subpoena witnesses for these supla-
mentary hearings II has been dc.
sire fthe committee to get certain
people to come before ii and give any
information they may have which
would be Of value in framing the new
tariff laws II has also been found
that the testimony obtained at the
hearings during the past few weeks
has net been altogether satisfactory.
Ike committee will begin consider,
alton Of the new tariff bill az soon as
The records Of the hearings held un
10 this time have been printed. Chair
man Paine was asked toda. If there
was any likelihood OF a tariff bill be
ing reported by the committee at the
short session Of congress. He replied
that ii was probable; that the Ding
ley bill was prepared by a commit.
tee Of retiring congress. and vas
reported on the first day Of lie S. eo-
ial session Of congress By The new
ways and means committee lie In.
dieated that this policy prababli
would be adopted IN the nreseat ease
Joe Cannon Talks.
"A piece OF machinery necessary 10
assist the majority OF the houae a
Representatives, whether ii be Rapuh
slican or Democratic. in working its
WILL" is the way in which Speaker
eur'nun tv,'..rt rharaciai,izaI taa hanai
committee on rules.
The speaker told OF the necessity
of such committe and gave his rea
sons for believing the present meth.
ods of providing the rules OF prcce
dure of the house are best
Speaking of himself Cannon said
Some say | have been reelected tI
congress by mapority Of about s,
600, AT any rate, do not expect ans
contest over my election. II Is not
of much importance to the country
whether | preside over the house or
have a seat on the floor am regtt
lar ana whatever is the will OF the
| will accept. The Repuh
lican members viii, as usual hold
caucus on conference 10 determine
the organization Of the house. TIE
Democrats will also determine the or
ganization which they desire. W.
must OF necessity, II not Of choice, ae
cept the will of the majority"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
CHURCH ANTIQUES
Struggled 10 U. S. From France
Found in Warehouse in Chicago
Valued at SIS. 1000.

Chicago. Dec. Church robes
tapestries and ecclesiastical antique
which may prove to De treasures scat
tered when the monks were drveH
from their scclusion iu France, have
been discovered in a warehouse of q
customs broker in Chicago.
The goods are said to have entered
this country from France som
months ago addressed 10 one s.
Robinson. In care OF the warehouse
of Wakem and Mclaughlin.
Their listed valuation was s210H
but recently thew were appraised az
$4,000 Their value however is hr
Heved 10 be NOT less than 81 4f1 anil
ehe opiuion is expressed thar if ssli
. collectors rhe relies would bring
sllGe1l
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
FORTUNE INVESTED
Nelson Morris Put His Money in
Stocks Avoiding Mortgages
Experiences of Others.

Chicago, H., Dec. 3.-"How to Stay
Rich, is a problem to which the $1S,.
600 600 Nelson Morris fortune, recent
ly inventoried contributes on analf-
sis much valuable information. In
view of Peter Van Vlissingen's CON
fession to forging mortgages il is in
teresting to note that the Morris in.
yentory does not include many mort.
cages. nearly all of his wealth being
in real estate and stocks and bonds
with $31S,5l3 in notes Out of the to-.
tai fortune s9,s77,000 was in stocks,
which is a particularly interesting
fact in view of the prejudice held in
the west not many years ago against
stocks and preference for mortgages
The stocks, however. were not OF the
wildcat companies-but were those
losted on the Chicago or other ex-
changes. The black eye given to
mortgages by. the. S2,000,0OO Van
Vlissingen forgeries has been taken
up by the real estate dealers OF this
city with view TO make impossible
a repetition Of the Wholesale frauds. 4
compulsory law requiring the regis
tration Of mortgages under a Torrens
System is advocated as a safeguard.
Another class of investors who ara
conspicuously occupying the axious
seat now as result of the A. Booth 4
Co. failure. are those holding com
mercial paper OF concerns which do
not furnish an audit by certified ac-
countants with their reports. The
Booth paper. fioated without such az
dts. was scattered broadcast and
now promises only 35 cents on the
dollar the loss running 10 several
millions The Morris inventory is re-
markable. therefore. because the bal
accounts prove 10 be under 10000
notwithstanding the size of the for.
tune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
SIX TONS OF OLtO
siezed BY Revenue Officers al Phil
delpha-Wss Passing as IN
coiored Article.

Philadelphia. Dec. More than
l2,00o pounds OF oleomargarine shin
ped by the Narragansett Dairy Com
pany OF Narrsgansett. r. l. was con
iscated here tonight and the Provi
dence plant seized By the United
States internal revenue agents. The
officers say that while oleo is arti-
ficially colored it vas being handlei
as an uneolored product. and as such
the manufacturers paid the govern.
ment tax Of oae-fourth Of a cent per
pound as against the tax Of ten cents
necessary on coioned oleo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
HITCHCOCK AND
SHELDON O|NfD
BY REPUBLICAN CLUB or NEW
YORK CITY - LETTERS OF
CONCENTRATION BY TAFT
AND ROOSEVELT.

New York. Dee Prank II.
Hitchcock. who as chairan OF the ma
tlobai committee. managed the Re.
publican campaign; Treasurer Geo.
B. Sheldon. who founi a millloa and
a half dollars to defray the expenses.
aHd William L, Ward. national com
mitteeman from New York. who hal
the temerity 20 promise Greater New
York 20 TAFT. were dined By the Re
Iuhiicsn club Of the City Of New
York tonigh tand awarded unstinted
praise for their services IN the cleo
tior 81 TAFT and sherman
The gathering was notable one.
the guests including Vice President.
elect sherman AMI calling forth CON-
from President Rooss
feli and Presiicnt-e.ect Taft
The president EXPRESSED regret 4.
net being able 10 Do present. and cor
graduated and thanked the three mta
uho did So much 70 bring abbut a sua
Cessfui result % fthe recent election.
Judge Tar expressed his gratifuaa
fo che guests of honor for their wo.s
i1 TIE campaiEn. and spoke Of the tr.
ing position they occupied In the fala
0f critics in and out of the party.
Those st the dinner Included ieas
srs o fire uarrv in the state and NJ.
fion. nearly on 90 whom ma.
speeches
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
MRS. RICE ON
WITNESS STAND
TOLD OF HER RELATIONS WIT n
DR.. RUsTlN - BROKE INTO
TEARS AT ONE TIME.
MUCH WAS EXCLUDED
From Testimony BY Efforts Of De.
specially Part Showing
Connection of Davis With
His Death.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 3.-Evidence
given today by Mrs. Abbie B. Rice
and the vigorous efforts of the coun
sci for the defense to exclude that
part of it connecting Charles f.
Davis, the defendant, with the killing
Of Dr. Rustin were features Of the
trial of DAVIS for the physician S
murder September 2.
Mrs Rice occupied the stand most
of the day. Her recital of the story
OF her relations with the dead sur.
geoE was about the same as told by
her on two former occasions when
she has been aasked to give details
Of the alleged pact to destroy three
lives
Fly ruling made by the court the
bars are let down for hearing of Mrs,
Rice's entire story, which will in
clude that part wherein Rustin is al
legged to have told her he had Sc
cured Davis to kill him
Once during her narrative, when
she referred to Rustin's mother.
Mrs, Rice broke into tears, but soon
regained her composure. Mrs. Rice
had reached the point where Davis
was brought into her story when she
was excused for the day
The defendant sat near his attor-
neys listening attentively to the pro
ceedings. On his right We're his two
brcthers one of whom, Frederick r.
Davis, is vice president OF the First
NetionaI bank, and the other, Latham
i'as issa a pToiaines caritaBsa @fs n
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
STATE DlsPENsARIEs IN
OKLAHOMA ABOLISHED

Guthries. Okla Dec. 3.-Governo7
Haskell tonight isued a proclamation
declaring that the stae dispensary
system had been abolished BY the
vote az the recent electiOn which
leaves citizens Of Oklahoma without
any lawful means 20 purchase inside
the state liquor for medicinal pur
poses This situation win continue
Until tre people or legislature provides
some scheme for the sale Of liquoT
for medical purposes
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
PLAN BIG INLAND WATERWAY

New orleans. La. Dec. The a.
vance guard Of fielegates has arrived
in New Orleans for The big inlan
waterways c5nvention which is TO D.
gin a two DAYS session here tom1f-
row. The chief purpose OF the col.
vention is 10 discuss plans for tho
projected inland waterway from NeF
Orleans 70 the Rio Grande river ar
Brownsville. Texas. The plans adopt
ed viii be presented 20 the rivers an
harbors convention % be held next
week I'm Washingtor-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
TAFT ENDORSES TREATY
Made Between United States and
Jspsn-Will Have Weight in
His Administration.

Hot Springs. Va. Dec. THAT The
Ameriean-Japanese pact will have fun
weight and effect during the admins
tration OF President-Elect Taft was
Indicated by him tonight in the
strongest terms.
Not only did Taft specifically Ell
dorse the understanding IN question
but added that he heartily favore
every means OF maintaining friendl~
and cordial relations between this
country and the Orient. and that this
had always been his position.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
LAKE CARRIERS ADOPT
OPEN SHOP POLICY

Detroit Dee E-Tfr Lake Car
rie-s' association this evening al.
n1uueel that q plan had been slort
% basel on the -ouen shop rrfn-
cip.r which iurirdes a schedule 81
hsieftE without cost to the men. Tor
.eath or disability The benefits
raHEe from s15 Tor ordinary seamen
Oh 25nt fer masters. The assodatiun
a'sn anuouEcel that the wages fer
1e'1 uaui3 BE- the same a. prevailed
in fP0s
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
TELEPHONE ASSOCIATION
CONVENTION CLOSES

Chicago. Dee. a-The national
convention of the independent Teie
phone association closet here today
with the election OF officers as foI
lows resident 4. g. MOulton
Minnesota, vice president r. e. Hot
iCegei Iowa. = B FISHER Michigan
J M D1mers Canada. W. j r-lh. Ia-
ilaua also vice presidents. treas
ursr HanforI Savage Illinois ser-e
tara g. g. Davis. West Nireinia
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04

guest at the home OF FRANC g. Jones
of Memphis, Tenn. last February
when burglars entered the house and
got away with $4,000 worth OF
iewalrv cf which the necklace was a
part
the lr.ce asked for the necklace
10y inc man holding 1t here was
ya o.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
TO oEPoRT ANARCHIST.

ST Louis. Mo. Dec 3.-Judge
David p. Dyer in the federal district
court TODAY. sustained an order OF
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
Siraus directing that Samuel Bach
mann. be deported to his Old home
in England Tor preaching anarchistic
tesehings On the streets az Believille
HIirCis
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
eRAYfIElo on on eoNp.

Benton. al Dec. 3.-Dr. r. F BRAY
field indsetea in connection with the
death Of Reuben r. Parrish, was this
afternoon released on bail He re-
turned to his home in Mulkeyt0wn.
II When arraigned in court TO-DAY
he plead not guilty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
TO INCREASE CAPITAL.

Chicaao. Dec. 5.-The directors 0i
swift anil ComHany meat packers
tc8ay decided to recommend t0 tte
ztCelto.ler- an increase of csrital
stcck from the present s5l0'1.o.a %
sGnol1. .HH1 Proceeds frCm the sa'e
of tte ianH14 shares % D. used ir
mteti1e tbe ueeIs of the comrany's
Er.rira L-siuass-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
REicHsTAc Will REFER
AL MOTIONS TO cOuAf--r.

Perrin. Dec The reichxtax 4.
dar decided hy a large maiorifr !.
refer aii motions raEsrling TIE -
srol. s-hllity C. TIE minister 20 4 hnsl
ress committee Tor rrpo-t
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-04
81 INDICTMENTS
IN OPEN COURT.
MURDER OF RANKIN CHARGE
GRAND JURY'S WORK IN
NIGHT RIDERS CASE.
% WERE MADE PUBLIC
New Arrests Made Yecterday--Man
Out on $4,000 Bond Indicted For
Murder of Rankin at Reel
foot Lake.

Union City, Tenn. Dec. 3.-The
penderous machinery Of law and jus.
tice moved with startling rapidty
here today and before noon the grand
jury had reported to Judge j e. Jones
in open court siXtwo indictments, the
mapority CT which charge murder In
the first degree and felonOus assault
and battery against the band Of night
riders who took apt. Quentin Rankin'5
life al Walnut Log and committed the
dastardly assault on Col r. Z. Taylor
This let was augmented this after
noon when another batch Of twenty
two were reported to the court Mum
bered among the indictments which
the states attorney saw fit to make
public were twenty-e;ght drawn
against fourteen of the prisoners who
are held here in the barracks. This
does not mean that the remainder Of
the prisoners confined here are not
to be indicted. In fact, nearly all have
been indicted but at the present time
the state is not ready to divulge the
charges which are pending against
them.
Jury Had Busy Day.
Today was by far the busiest day
the inquisitorial body and state a..
torneys have had for the past two
week. 1t was fraught with new in. 4
cidents from start to finish, as new a,
rests We're made early this morning
and before nightfuall three new pris-
cfcrs nad n stldssk ID ,st rostesss
On the recommendation of Attorney
General d. j. aldwell. Grover Wilson.
the youngest prisoner held in the bas
racks. being just 20 years old, was re-
leased this afternoon. There is no
doubt but what the list of indictments
returned today numbers many resi-
dents of this county who are not yet
in custody and their arrests will be
eeffcted within the next few days
Conspiracy Charged.
Indictments charging two different |
classes of conspiracy were also re-
ported by the grand jury today. One
set of these conspiracy indictments |
names sundry and divers persons as |
the victims of the conspirators, and |
the second set charges the defendant |
with entering into conspiracy to |
burn the fish docks at Samburg
Tom Johnson, the alleged leader OF /
the band which committed this crime
on the night of April II, along with
seven other alleged night riders who
have not as yet been apprehended,
but whose arrests are imminent, are
made defendants TO this latter class Of
This indictment, after
he usual preamble. reads as follows:
johnson and his seven companions
and feloniously did enter
nto and form a conspiracy and comb-
nation among themselves and togeth-
er with divers other persons, whose
names are to the grand jury unknown,
o and with the intent and purpose to,
n Obion county, Tennessee, burn the
property of the Reelfoot Fish Com
,any. a partnership composed of J. c,
3urdiek. W. A. Pleasant and John
Shaw, to-wit, a FISH dock owned byt
aid Reelfoot Fish Company. against
he peace and dignity of the state"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
Nuggets Special Service.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
F. U. BEATS
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
AMENDED INCORPORATION
 PAPERS ARE FILED.

fapeHs wat- a.,-. L-a44 uH Jusz. ba Ease amead.es j, Incorporation .t tas Calvin Warsr company
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
CASTRO REFUSES SAFE
 PASSAGE TO DIPLOMATS

wa th,m eat' thes must talk, tbab sAap.a. and tlut he win rrfu-- to ar- .err thc responsibility for whatever mIsIf h4FpeH.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
Nualet.s spss-aL serv-.s.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
REUF AND HENEY HAVE
 FIGHT IN COURT ROOM

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
CARD or THANKS.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
RECORD TRIP
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
REVOLUTION CONTINUES
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
RICH MINERS
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Nuggets Special Service.


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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
GLUM MEETING TURNS
 OVER TO WICKERSHAM

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Nuggets Special Service.

WHITE HORSE, June 25. - Leon Sochia, miner from Fairbanks. was held up and robbed on the trail 50 miles fro mbcre by three masked rob bers two days ago.
 They succeeded in getting away with $l5o, which represented a whole win- ters savings.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
BARD COMING AS
 EAGLE AMBASSADOR

act business in preparation for the Grand Acrie convention of the order. which win take piacc next August be gmiHg on the eleventh day of ftc month.
 He sill arrive here about July 10.
 Captain Jahu Sundback has been ap- pointed tu represent thc Nome lodge at the Grand Acric.