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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-04
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Nn bas Yublitnm.

Die nSreie Brefie fir geras" miro
an iiber $50 Boftofficen berianot,
un6 bat cine groBe 8erbreitung in
Der Ma9bar-& epublif Merifo, i'm ST.
oianer Eerritorium uno Sflaboma.
SIR girfuIations- @ebiet in Seras
eritredt iid bon @aIbeitct Big binauf
mad 9eniion, bonn duBeriten Often
bis nad ST 8aio inn ferniten @eiten;
es idIieBt ielbitperitdnoli1 nit BE-
iol16ers aabIreiden 2eiern Dos 6iht-
beiieoelte MitteI-Eeras uno ben Glib
peifen elm. Mu6 in Merifo Eat Tie
cine aroBe 9erbreitung.
3uei 8eiienbe iino beltdnoig,
iobrein, iabraus I'M Sntereiie bes
8Iattes untertpegs nno fiibren BENT
ielben i'm Berein nit unIeren ribri-
gen 2ofal-@senten forttpabreno neue
2eIer 7n.
Sn @nbetradt oteier Satiaden III
Die aSreie Hreiie fir Seras", mo es
iid oarum banoelt, Die oeuti9e 8e-
b%0lferung 81 erreiden, bas Bette Gin.
seigesN ebinm i'm Staate Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-04

8mammouiamen uub oefeuYrobufIt
Brima BaumpDuiameu . Nehl pc,
TDnne 1923 rs.
BaumuDnian1en. Del, rob, 29% Cts.
Hrimo Baumtppninmen Rurhen per
Tonne $24.00
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-04
Fine vorteiIbafte Offerte,
9as biMiaSte Samn I'm
marfte.

30 Seftiunen 2anb - Is saiam.
menbangeno, 10 sniammcnbangeno
in6 A feparat - in CT Haip Gonntp,
nabe Eel Der Stabt ganborn uno in
gerinser Gntfernnng BON Der Giien.
BALM finb sum 8reiie BON So per
Mder 81 berfanfen o6er tucrben gesen
e~inseridtefe Jarm pber Stabteiseu.
tam Mmgetanidt.
Cute @iebsesenb; CUTE Silberrni.
men in Der 0Ghe.
Madsmfrager in Der Office Der
Treien Treiie fir Sexas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-04
Can autonip. 4. Woo. 1908 :
Nieb MART.

San N%ntDnio. 4. Sob. l9OS =
Ohien $3.50 BITS $500 per 100 1ft
Rnhe 81 rs Bis So a..
NuIIsn unb Stage. $l.7 bs 1925
Sdhrlinae 49, % BIS $2.75
R6lber $3.50 Bis $500.
Shnfe $500 Bis 1925.
8tegen $500 Biz 1926.
Shueine $3.50 Bis 1925.
ct. SpntS, 4. Sob. 1908 Rinbulet,
Natipes 81 90 bis $3.50. Eerns . Bieh
S2.75 Bis $3.50.
Shneine $500 Bis Sc. 10.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-04
saubbsit famu nidt aebeiIt perbem

saubbrit lam nidt aeheiIt merbem
burb rofale NppIifatione1, neil lie ben
tranfen Sell bes Sbres nidt erreiGen
f6nuen. gs giebt mt einen 0eg, bic
Snlbbeit gu furieren, uno Der lit Durn
fonititttioneIIe SeiImitteI. Ealb6eit tpir6
0nr1 einen e~nt5iinbeten 3uitano Der
idleimigen @usfIeibung Der GuIta1iiden
M0bre berurin1t. Wern bieie M5bre
ii6 ent5iin6et, babt SIR einen rlimpefns
ben Son o0er unboIfommenes @eb6r;
uno fpenn iie gang gefdIo5ien lit, erfolsf
Enlbbet, unb tpenn bic g~nt5inoung
nidt geboben unb bieie M6bre tpieoer IN
ibreyt geb6rigen 3nftanb beriebt tperoen
lam, tpir6 bns @eb6r fir immer aerit0rt
Derben; neun SdlIe unter 5e1n Tinb ourd
antarrb berirfndt, tpeIder nidts aIs
EN- ent5iinoeter 3uftnnb Der fhIeimigen
GberfIGhe lift.
Wir tppITen einbnnbert Donars fir iez
ben, 6ur9 &atarrb beruriahten synI bon
Eaubheit geben, ben mir nidt burh { in<
nebmen bon ~9au's @atarrbs A1ir~ beiIen
tDnnen. 2abt gu1 umionf 3irtuIme
fomr1en.
8. s. Gbenep & Co., Eplebp, ..
8erfmift bon allen Gpotbefern, 75c.
5au's Eamirien>ginen iinb Die befen.
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8einht

cine aodin ooer ein Mdodelt 5ilr
g%elorgune Der &ausorbeit Bel elmer
aug orei Herionen beItebenoen So
mile. gu erfragen in ser Office
Der uGreie Treffe".
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San Mntpnip, ges., 4. Ion. =
Crbinars 81 Gents; @pno Groika,s
5I Gents; 8Dn Wibolina Z 1l16 Gents
0tibbtina 1ll6 Gents; @oDb Wibbltn4
8 ZIG @ts.; ytibblins 5air s 15ll6 gts.
8alseknn, TeG.. 4. Noo.- 0rotuasp
AZ geuts; 8oob Ordinary 81 Cents
4on Wihbline 8 ll16 Cts: U3tnoling
8 lll6 gts: @Dob Mtoolina 9 7li6 SIS;
Clubbing Sair 915ll6 Gents.
Rein CrieanS, Sa., 4. SOB. :
@ocb Ordinary Z Gents. GDm Wtoe.
ling 8ss Gents; Wtboling 9 Gents
@DDt Mtbblina 95ll6 gts.: Midolinp
Hnir 8 1916 Gents.
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(Sprtiesuna pDu Be-, 2. seite.)

etN RNHf
Rtquet. Der iunse mann Dffnete unt
Ias aueris ben srDberen. 60 tpar ieins
Hefa1uns gum Sofsabnarai nit dts
SebnfiGem @ebdft.
Ser 3pette, fletnere Brief mar pont
9eibarat ~2dpebronnie, Der tim idrieb,
er mDse unperaisli9 ms 66lpb TOM
men. @s bGtte fi9 tpieber @amera
einseftelt in einem anberen, aud BON
Moreaet plombirten 3abne bes aDnias.
Wieaei9t tonne eine neue, 5pedmdbiz
lsere Gianng benz uebel raid abbelfen;
er m6se bas NDtbige mitbrineen. Moz
relet fei peniionirt fporben.
.9itte, lefen Sic bies!!" iaete paul.
nSis burfen sratuIiren, tpsnn's Sbnen
@ersniisen madt. Sd BIN iebt lpoblz
ibeftanter t0nisliaer 9%ofsabnarat."
Gin Sntrtgant finb 6te!!" i9rie
Bambi1ot ererimmt. vDiefen Sitel
BADEN Sic mir binterriids mcgee
fhnappt.1
sd b.sreife Sbren Summer"
lfpra9 Der junse Munn. LIMB i'd
.per5eibe Sbren 3orn. ga, id min
iosar feben, Of i'd ni9t etmas gr>
fprieBlides fir Sic tbun fann."
.Mas benn, 3err-9err 9of5abn.
ar3t9 9ababa! @s ideint, Sic finb
In sndbiger 2aune."
sd min, in Mnbetrant un1eres bisz
bergen suten Ginpernebmens. unb neil
sic metn perebrter 2ebrmeiiter 1inb,
mid bantbar bepeifen unb ber5u9en,
Sbnen benfeIben Sitel gu perf9affen,
fretli9 pieIei9t obne 9ebalt."
nSSa, tpenn sic bas fonnten! Mber
pie molten sic bas ma1en9"
.Serr BambiIot, Sic baben cine
neue, perbeHerte Metbobe in 8e5us auf
bag ginieben tiinitli4er 3abne erfuns
ben"
.Sapobl. Das lit mein Rubm."
SD tunn's aber ebenfogut pie Sic"
.Weil Sic es bon mir eelernt boz
ben"
Der aDnis bat eine bdblide 3abnz
Hide. bic i'm entIteut. Drei 3Gbne
nebeneindnber fehlen inn. Sd fperbe
inn bic giniebuns tiintlider 3dhns
na9 Sbrer neuen, bortreffliden Me@
tbobe anratben unb 5uslei4 sic felbit
als ben sroBen Meiiter, Der bies am
beiten gu MAIDEN berftebt. @e6t er
barauf Elm, mas i9 taum be5peifle,
bann tpirb iiderlih Der erfebnte 9itel
au4 fir Sic Der 2pbn fem"
8ambinot umarmte boiler gnt3iden
ben junsen Mann.
.@ortreffli9 ausseba9t!!4 rief er.
mSd, 10 tpirb fih's MAIDEN laIen. limb
fpenn Sic ponten, 10 pereinigen mir
als fonigli4e 9ofaabndrate unfere Sc
fhGfte bier unter einem unb bemfelben
prGhtigen Mappen5dilbe."
.gs lit mir re9t."-
paul Riquet besab ii9 alsoann eilig
mad benz @9lofe. Maes gins gut,
aud Der @orfdlas, fid BON 8ambi1ot
brei 3dbne einfeben gu lai1en, fpurbe
BON Seiner Majeitdt bulbbon ansez
nommen. SAon am folsenben Sage
muBte paul leinen bisherisen 6errn
unb 2ebrmeifter mitbringen. Dem So
nise purben brei tinItli9e .3Gbne eins
gefebt, 10 pruftifd unb bequem, bab
Seine Majeitdt bariiber esrabe5u in
@nt5iiden serietb.
Der Sitel raDnisli9er 9of5abnz
orat" mar beg sefdidten Meiifers
2obn.
Die beioen 9~of8abndr3te betrieben
forton semeinfaaftli9 ibre 0efddfts
in Oemfelben 9duie, bas Elm praftDoIs
les Woppen f9miidte. paul pprbe
fpdter 8ambiqpts Sdfpisesrio6n unb
ni9t nur grbe ieiner ausseoeAnten
praris, fonbern aud leines @ermD=
gems. lnb bas batten bic 3abnfnmers
aen bes a0nigs unb bic Greitagsfneis
pereien bes Germ 8ambilot sufpese se=
braht.
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%aartOHeln. CALIFORNIA, $3.50 SLIGO
per gtn.
Bpiebeln, Nellop 9anner, ST. 65. unb
81 rs.
Eomaten, 9eras, So gts. u. $l.OO per
4 Serb Crate.
8Dbl, So. so per 100 Efunb.
g0hnen, grine Teras. 40 unb so gts /,
Runoe Nabs so II. GU gts. per 8ite.
@urten, SO u. 40 Cts. per Site.
Sfra go Gents Der Rife.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-04

@1bre1o oes Streites erbist
iid Die bic @inbiloungsfraft, uno
mon belHgt iib ielbit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
TURKEYS FINANCES EAsED.

Budapest, Nov. ll-Speaking "a
lower house of the Hungarian Parlia
ment today Premier Wekerle declar-
ed that the Austro-Hungarion govern
ment had no intention of assuming
any part fthc Turkish national debt
in connection with the annexation of
Bosnia and Herzegovina The occu.
patton of these provinces had greatly
eased the finances OF Turkey aud hal
provcd at the same time proportion
ately costly to the dual monarchy, he
said.
The annexation had not in any wa
altered Turkeys financial position
The premier sounded a warning note
regarding the bcliicosc attitude Of
Servia. lie said he hoped that thes'
threats Of war would cease before
lAustria-IIunEary was compelled r.
use the resources at her command i1
force a cessation Of preparations foi
hCsfilitigs
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
IMMEDIA' { REVISION
or Certain Tsrf Schedules Urged
BY National Master o. Grange
Patrons Husbs0dry.

Washington. NGy. ii-Au i"medl
ate Revision OF rbe tariff schedules AZ
fc,tiur articles alleged to D." sold hf
American manufactures in inreiGh
markets az Tower prices 'hau in this
country. vas urged IN behalf of the
5pte-a-ef- Of thc American farmers
1v Former Governor Bachelor oi
N.u Hsmu-Hi-e. national master. in
his annual address rHiag before tar
National Grange Patrons Hushanlrs
Raehel.s! also male strong pie-
for a postal savings bank parcels
post and highuag appropriations =
the uext session Of congress The OF
acers' reiorts showed the Grange in
creased ten per cent iu membership
while saz oranges had been establish
ed during The past year
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
EXCITING OEBAIA
COMES To ED
WITH REJECTION OF PROPOSE
TO SEND KAISER WARNING I
ADDRESS.
RE|CnSTAC NOW QUIE,
--~----Ss
Chancellor Ven RueIoW's Explanation
and Good Promises Were LGsh.
ed at BY the Socialist
Leaders,

Berlin, Nov. 1.-THE most eEitinE
debate in a long time in the feich-
stag was concluded this eveningwith
the rejection by the majority vi a
proposition to send an address totha
emperor calling attention to the pn
ger of his majesty's personal ilpr
vention in foreign politics. The T.
cussion brought forth strong expfS
sions from the representatives n
most of the parties.
The displeasure Of the house wal
concentrated principally upon Chan
cellor Won Buelow. Members of sev
eral of the groups refused to accep
the chancellor's explanation with re
gard to the emperor's interview in th'
London Telegraph as satisfactory, 0
as Offering guarantees for the fu
ture, but when the proposition Of ad
dressing the emperor formally on tn
subject was put TO the house, the gov
ernmental majority did not hesitate
in voting against it.
Buelow listened unmoved to thC
personal attacks against him, oal!
Ileaving the house for short time tC
attend sitting of the Prussian caai
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
BAS SEBAlL MtN
BOLT MEETING
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION AMI
EASTERN LEAGUE DENIED
REQUESTS.
DESIRED TO WITHDRAW
From National Association-Alst
Wanted )southern and Western
Leagues Ousted From Class
A--Will Arbtrate.

Chicago Nov, 1l.-Members OF tie
American Association and Eastern
League walked out OF the meeting OF
the National Association Of Baseball
Leagues today after their request ID
oust the Southern and Western
Leagues from Glass A had been de-
MED and the request that the Ameii-
can Association and Eastern League
he allowed to withdraw from The Ma
tional organization had been likewise
refused.
Following the wa,kort committee
was appointed from those who left
the hall to visit the National commits
sion and secure, If possible, a work
ing agreement under the National
commission apart from the National
association Patrick T. Powers,
president of the Eastern League and
also president OF the National Asso'
citation, left the meeting with the
others. A committee was arp, inted
by the National Association mem-
bers remaining i'm session to its SIDE
of the dispute "a ore the national
commission. After the Walkout
ORren said the seceders had n0t
withdrawn from organized or severed
COM eetions with the National Ass0
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
WARRANT SLRVEO
ON ROBIN COOPER
.-a--~4
cARMACk'S SLAYER m CHARGE
OF DEPUTY SAERlFF3 AT
THE HOSPITAL.
MANY WARNING NOTES
Received BY Carmack Told Of BY
( Manager Lander Of the Nash
Vile Tennesseean---coI.
Z Cooper in Court.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 1l.--A war
ranL charging him with the murdo
Of Senator Carmack was served On
Robin Cooper at the hospital today
He is now in charge OF deputy
shcriffs and will be removed to the
jail as soon as his condition permits.
Lander's Statement
Frand Z. Lander, general manager
OF The Tennesseean and one of Sch
alto: Calmack's most intimate friends
this morning made a statement con
cerning certain warning messages
received by the senator, Mr. Lander
Ssad:
\ Sunday night Senator Carmack
Received a verbal message from Col
! Cooper, through a mutual friend say
ing that his name must not again ap
Epesr in the rennessean or one OF
them would have to so, The senator
eplied by saving that he would not
7 ha deferred from doing his duty by
/ any threats or boasts and would use
hh name when the occasion required
Monday mGling | received a note
| from friend II Senator CarmacR
| saying that s0l. Cooper was mad
and advising me not to let eSnatol
| Carmack an Col, Cooper meet, fol
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
new YORK Sc NATORSH|P
Subject of Discussion at Several
Meetings Of Republicans in Wash
ington Yesterday.

VA 3hington, Nov. l1.-The New
York senatorship was the special sun
ject discussed today at various con
ferenees Of Republican leaders. AT
one Of these conferences Chairman
Wood 'uff, William j. Ward, RephDll
can national committeeman from Ne"
York and Vice President-Elect Shef
man, were participants.
JUS what transpired at this confer
ence S not positively known but 1t Is
asserted that the two last named be
lieve hat Woodruff should not at this
time De a candidate for the senator
ship but should leave the field cleal
for Secretary of State Root 1t Is
further stated that Woodruff does not
take Kindly to this suggestion
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
PLEDGE SIGNING PLAN
Movement Said to Be Ready to In
augurate Early Next Year All
Over the United States.

Des Moincs, Ia., Nov. lit was
announced this afternoon that thc
Amer can Anti-Saloon league Will IN
augurate a pledge signing movement
early next fyear throughout the
Unitei States.
Cri .icism of the Temperance les
sul.s in the American Sunday school
leafier was made as. being entirely
made luate. 1t was even limited that
they are made unattractive purposely
by the committee, part of which op'
pose temperance study in the sun
dav school lesson course. At TO.
night session vigorous resolutions
were adopted against the reelection
of Speaker Cannon to his post as
speaker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
onALkER DESCRIBES GRAVE.

81 Johns. y. T., Nov ll.-CapiaIn
lanes Chalker. master Ufthe fishing
schooner Pilot Of Brigus. Of Concep-
tion Pay. said tonight that while HE
vessel was cod fishing in Mugiord
Rsv. Northern Labrador. August 10
nc started overland acruss the Car"
IN Rlsck Duck Bay. three miles dis
tant and came upon grave SUI
mounted by a cross bearing the n
scrfption Andre Ansiy. November g.
1891.
Cha-ker did n0t disturb the grave
and did not discover any documents
and BE does not know who Is buriel
there. He is positive that the mrs
word uss Andre fFrench for An
drew. and not -Andree-
There was no vrecking near. no.
snv other objects about the cross
Captain Jackson. master Of the No
rstiau Mission Steamer Harmony.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
HELGELE|N IS
MAIN WITNESS
spoTHER OF LAST VICTIM OF
MRS. GUINNESS WILL ASSIST
PROSECUTION OF HER AS
SlSTANT-HAS LETTERS.

LaPorte. Ind. Nov. ll.-For ihc
purrcsc of rendering every assist
ancc possible to the authoriti I'VE
their efforts TO mravel the Guinness
mystery. 4. X. Helgelein. brother ot
Andrew Hclgclein the last known
victim Of Mrs Guinness. arrived IN
LaPcrte tonight from Aberdeen.
south Dakota.
lie viii be one of the main sit
aesscs Tor the state for through nam
Prosecutor smith will Introduce
number of letters received by him
from Mrs.. Guinness during the time
H,IreIeiu was cndcsyoring TO hrd
some trace OF his brother. Mr.. Gun
ness claimed that the brother. after
visiting her had gone 10 Norway
At the time she wrote bis dis
m,mberei body lay in her priva'"
cemetery. where e is alleged she bal
rr1eI % after securing 500" De hsd
deavu from the bank
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
HARVEY WATTERSON, SON OF
KENTUCKY EDITOR, MEETS A
TRAGIC DEATH IN new YORK
FELL ON OFFICE WINDOW TO
ROOF OF ANOTHER HOUSE
NINE STORIES BELOW.
WAS PRACTlCINC LAW
And Had Offices in Wall Street--HIs
Fathers Grief Almost Un-
colable-FuneraIy Prob
ably Sunday.

New York. Nov. 1l.-Harvey Wat
terson. lawyer, son OF Henry Waiter
son editor OF the Louisville, Ky,
Courier Journal. fell from a wind "
in his office on the nineteenth flcof
Of a Wall street building today, land
ing en- the roof of an adjoining build-
ing nine stories below, and was IN
stantly Killed,
Almost every bone was broken ana
his head crushed, and death was prae-
tically instantaneous.
While there were no eye Witnesses
to the tragedy. evidently II was en-
tirely accidental, Wattersons hat anl
overcoa. were on his closed desk
Pre- lmably he had attempted to low
er the window aud either stumbled
over the radiator, which was IN from
of the low sill or losing his footing
in some manner unknown, pitched
forward and down to death on tha
roof below.
The coroner after brief innilrf
| this evening, declared that 1t Was en-
itlrely due to the accident.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
To SATISFY CHlNAMEN
Official Newspaper Says Storm Sep
arated U. S. Fleet and Only Eight
Reached Annoy.

Pelm. Nov. lin order 10 satisfy
the lride of the Chinese people an
Official newspaper controlled by
Crane Councillor Yuan Shat Kai ex-
plains the fact that only half of the
Amer can Battleship Fleet visited
Annoy as the guests of the Chinese
government by declaring that the
feet vas dispersed by a storm on its
way to the Chinese coast and the fate
of the other eight vessels is unknown.
The foreign board accepts this state
ment with complacency.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
MAY HAVE FOUND
ANOREt'S BODY
AMERICAN SKIPPER CLAIMS HE
HAS DISCOVERED REMAINS
MAN WHO MADE DASH FOR
POLE IN BALLOON.

Cor, nhagon, Nov. 1l.-There is rea'
son ia believe the body of $. A. An
drec. Arctic explorer, who. In 1897
made an attempt to reach the Norm
Pole in a balloon. has been found on
the coast of Labrador.
A letter received here from the cap.
tain of the Steamer lgna, dated at
Labrador. September 80, reports that
Captain Chalker skipper of the Am
erican Schooner Pclops, of Concep
tion ray. New Foundland. discovered
In Northern Labrador cross bearing
the name "Andrec," and that beneath
this cross he found the body and a
box OF documents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
WELL KNOWN PRIEST
FOUND DEAD IN BED

Baltimore, Nov. l1.-Rev. George
Erncst Vigcr. Of the Suplician Order,
aud fer over q years a member of the
faculty of st. Charles College. Ellicott
City. Md. and one Of the best known
priests in the coutry, was found dead
in be, in his room today. Death was
due tu heart failure. He was author
of Vigers Latin Grammar. and fos
many years editor of the Konkin /
| Hand hook of Literature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
KNIGHTS OF LABOR ASK
FOR RELIEF LEGISLATION

Washington. Nov 1.-THE knights
Of Labor in general assembly here to-
day lopted a resolution urging con
gress 10 enact at its next session leg
islatiCn providing that in cases in
volving labor disputes neither an in
junction nor a temporary restraining
order be granted except upon due no
ticc 10 the opposite party.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
FATHER DEEPLY eRlEvEo.

Louisville Ky, Nov. lls-~fhe
tragic death of Harvey w Wattersod
in New York today was broken y
his father Henry Watterson. editor
of the Courier-Journal. by Mrs. Bei8-
iamin Ridgley, the widow OF the con
sYl general to Mexico, at the request
OF friends. Mrs. Ridgley was SUD
denly bereaved few weeks ago. OF
her husband who had been Waiter
senrs protege and intimate friend,
made the trip to Watterson's country
home. II miles from the city. and ae-
complished her mission, and tonight
the editor Is sitting at his home re-
numbed by grief while hundreds ot
kilograms from men of national
prominence already are pouring in.
offering confidence and sympathy
The bond between Wattersom and
his son was unusually strong their
interest in politics and national al
fairs being mutually keen aud the
fathers satisfaction at the rapidly
widening career Of his son was very
great.
The body will be brought to this
city Friday or Saturday and the
funeral will probably be held Suh'
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12

,iat,u. and Insisted that they had
not become outlaws.
At q meeting Of the Western
League today it was decided to in.
crease the membership 10 eight al
hitting Wichita and Topeka.
Dick" Cooley. formerly of the Bos
ton National League team. will lead
the Topeka club. and Frank lshell
tho great first bascman Of the Chi
cago White Stockings last summer
will head the wichita club.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12

they did there was certain To be.
ouble. The note further said that
would call at a certain place ]
.uM secure further Information
cr. That was before Senator Car
elk came to the office. He rUOmcd
Seventh avenue. North. ! started
{ TO find him anl We met near the
lee where lac was killed. We then
ut To the Tennessean office to-
ghcr I showed Senator Carmack
not ! hal received. aud he was
'poscd not to consider the matt r.
siously. lie said he thought no
IN would be- 80 foolish or dcsperat'
eugh to Kill another IN such fimsy
/ Rucation.
Cautioned csrmsek.
I then left Senator CarInack and
vi to see the friend who wrote the
n, He told me he had heard. on
RI bic authority that Col. C0olc.
h' armed himself and was threat
Gig 10 kiI Senator Caumack on
sit. and he advised again that Sen
/ Al Carnack Dee cautioned against
tnseriousne-s Of the situation
a. returned 10 the office and told
Sstor CarmacF what ] hal heard
aithe suurcc from which the inior.
mon came, and advised anil &C.
utted him To avoid any difficulty
Ar a. mrch as hC could 10 kcer
aw from danger.
suator Carmacs STAYED lu the
on nearly All day although hs
r-atedly said d. thought bis
fpds were unduly alarmed. thai
lC Cooper world do no such f-O.
idy thinE
trout half and hour before Scr
a. Carmack Jeff the Office snothe
end cane and told him. in sub
knce. what had told him earle
(Coueluded o. Second Tage)
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
iscued BY Roosevelt 10 Offset Cis'
cussion Of Dinner 10 be Gwen
Cetrain Labor Leaders.

Washington Nov. 1.-THE discus.
sion which has arisen over the din
Nor which President Roosevelt is 60
give iu the White House next Tues.
Iar 10 number OF labor leaders
brought forth from tHe eNecrtiTe
office of th. president t0Isy an OIL
rfai statement roiufiu- uHt tHat tho
dilt.-r IS not an official one. and dc-
,Eriug 10 f-crss The Omission of
President Gomuer-. Vice President
DCruucL Secretary Morrison and
Treasurer Lennon 81 the American
Federation oi Labor. from the guest
LIST
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12

net. II was generally expected that
he would speak again today but the
chancellor disappointed the members.
Baron Won Kiderlin- Waechtcr's de.
tense of the foreign office was receiv-
ed with loudly expressed derision by
the socialists
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
ONE KILLED. ONE HURT
~ AUTO ACCIDENT.

Green BAY. VIE Nor. il--Ni-'
Elsie Dutton. daughter of o. Z. pu-
tom. an official of tho Green Bss ana
Western Railroad Ua- kiilea this ai-
terron fu a collision cf aufoniel ii'
and street car. Ross Handy thf
chauffeur. uas seriously injured
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
NEW RAP AT KAISER.

The Hague. Nov. 1.-THE "Nader-
iland. publishes extracts from the
memoirs of an unnamed diplomat who
asserts that durnig the RussO-Japa;i-
ese var the German emperor wrote
Queen Wilhelmina Of Holland. threat
ening the occupation Of Dutch ports
unless Holland Immediately put her
self in a state Of defense agsins.
Great Britain
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-12
PROMINENT LAWYER FOUND
DEAD AT HIS DESK

Phi sdelphia. Nov. Ii.-Siias W
Petit one Of the best known corpOr-
alton and constitutional lawyers in
the country. vas found dead in his
Office in this city tonight He was
seateT Al his desk and had been
strick n while in the act Of writing a
letter.