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The Washington times., 1908-08-11

for Chicago, told the vionnist to go
away from New York for a lev days
and think better of his refusal to re-
turn 20 Russia. SO Gattz-H9cky stole
away 10 Atlantic City.
Doubts Wisdom of Returning.
i am in doubt" said the wolinist
when he had consented TO tell his ro-
nance, whether it would be better to
go back 70 Russia after all these years.
l don't know that l would be happy.
MY uncle. the prince. was governor
of Vetebsk in 1895. when I was left in
his charge by my fathers win, My
mother was dead. My uncle wanted me
10 go In Tor the army, but a military
re never had any charm for me. /
wanted 10 be musician, and when the
prince insisted that ] should be a sol
der, despite all l urged to the contrary,
ran away and entered the Imperial
conservatory AT st. Petersburg 1 WAS
eighteen then, and since my eigh h
year my father had given me instruc-
ton on the violin, so l was not a tyrO
by any means.
Graduated Second to KabeIik.
II graduated with honors and then
went TO Prague. where graduated
from the conservatory there, second TO
Jean Kubelik. IL was in Prague thet
mt AAAg W4ASF a hduButST OF the BFAuu
marshal OF the Isle of Brandish, a Ger
Han-Afriean state. Our match was a
runaway one and so that practically
finished US. She was at outs with her
people. / was at outs with mine
My uncle Wept with Joy when he
found me Friday night Unexpectedly,
and when ! showed him my 50, 900 violin,
prize l had won at the Prague Con-
servatOry, he said that ! would play for
the crowned heads OF Europe.
Il care little for that. I would rather
stay here in New York, where ! have
a home and a lovely wife. That means
all in the world 10 me and far more
than castles and all that money can
buy. I have cabled my wife at Paris
TO return at once and share my joy"
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
CALM TURK BALKS
THIRD DEGREE
Declares He Is Innocent of Kill
ing Boy and Can Stand
Brutal Treatment"

CHICAGO. Aug. u.-Hassln Nemmer,
the Turk under arrest in connection
with the murder OF Tuda Shishem, was
subjected 10 a severe sweating Tor
several hours, but he withstOod the
ordeal unhinchingIy. It was expected
by Inspector Dorman that he was
breaking down when taken 20 the
morgue TO see the body Of the boy. but
the Turk showed no signs of emotion.
You can keep up this brutal treat
ment for weeks" he told the police,
but YOU will not succeed in breaking
my spirit ] am innocent
Before being taken from the mOrgue
Nemmer was asked whether ne knew
the dead boy.
I never saw that boy BEFORE" he
answered.
The inquest over the body Of the muir
dered boy is being held today. Nemmer
is attending.
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
ROBBERS BIND WOMEN,
THEN RANSACK HOUSE
Attack Made in Lonely Farm
HOuse-Outlaws Fail to Secure
Hidden ST, 800.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Aug. n.-Three
masked robbers early yesterday morn
ing battered down the front door OF a
house occupied by Miss Maria De Car
mo and her niece, Miss Lizzie Hart
man, on a farm in FallowheId town.
ship, tied the two women and then
ransacked the house for money. Both
women fought the men and attempted
10 tear the masks or before they were
overcome and bound. The men demand
ed 10 know where the $500 was hidden
which had been secured In the sale Of
a tract OF timber land the day before.
The robbers failed 10 secure the
money which was hidden in the attic.
After much trouble the women re-
leased themselves, went to the nearest
neighbOr, a mile distant, and gave the
alarm. A search for the outlaws is
now on
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WOMAN IS BITTEN
BY PET MONKEY
Acrobat in Philadelphia Theater
Meets With an Unusual Ex-
perience During Rehearsal.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. I.-Early
yesterday morning a carriage dashed up
u the accident ward of the Frankf0rd
Hospital and a woman ran in breath
less. and told the doctor in charge that
monkey had bit Ler. The doctor was
rather inCredulOus for q minute but
when the woman barred her arm and the
teeth marks, with the blood running
from them, were exposed he speedily de-
Cided the woman lneW what she was
talking about
Mrs. Mary Adorn, an acrobat, per
forming at a local theater this week
and staying at 2725 Orthodox street, was
practicing a new acrObatic stunt on the
floor when the monkey, which is her
special pet. got excited and, making a
jump at her. fastened It's teeth In her
arm
When she returned home she tied the
monkey to the foot Of the bed and con
Jinued her practice without interrupt
ton, except for an occasional nervous
glance over her shoulder at the then
sleeping primate.
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
ACCUSED DYNAMITER
CAUGHT IN CHICAGO
Peter ClaudianeS Wanted in
Frisco, Accused of Being
Involved in Bribery.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE san Fran
cisco bribery cases. involving Former
Mayor Eugene SchmitZ. Abe Ruef. and
others, were revived yesterday by the
arrest in Chicago of Peter Claudianes,
who is wanted in the California metrop-
oils on a charge of dynamiung.
It is alleged that Claudianes was hired
70 dynamite the residence of Big Jim
Gallagher. former president OF the board
of Supervisors of San Francisco. Cal
lagher was acting mayor of the city
IN 1906 while Mayor Schmitz was absent
In Europe. He was trapped into a
confession Of having handled bride
money Tor the passage of a franchise
granted the United Railroads Of San
Francisco.
It was on GaHagher's confession that
Schmitz and Ruef were indicted. Both
We're found guilty, but by a recent de-
eision OF the State supreme court they
we've granted new trials. Ruefs trial is
being heard at the present time.
-Four Buildings Wrecked,
In April and May Of last year four
buildings owned by Gallagher In Oak
land We're wrecked by dynamite. one
Of the structures was Gallagher's fam
fly residence. Seven persons, all women.
were in the house when the explosion
took place. All Of them were in the
dining room at the time and escaped.
The rear part OF the building was blown
to pieces.
John CiaudiaTes, a brother of Peter,
was arrested cad IS said 10 have con
fessed TO having knowledge or his
peter was traced to Larmie. Wyo,.
where he was arrested as a tramp ana
given an hour to leave town. He had
the same experience at Green river, Wyo.
In St Louis he exchanged his clothing
with a second hand dealer
Caught in the Lodging District.
He arrived In Chicago about a week
ago and has been living in the lodging
house district at Clark and Van Buren,
streets. When arrested, he denied his
identity. Later Ee admitted TO Captain
of Detectives O'Brien that he was Clau-
danes. He brands his brothers state
meuts as untrue and denies completely
in the dynamiting. He viii return 10
san Francisco without eNtradttlon
papers.
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
FOR MPS. DRESSER
Dakota Judge Grants Separation to
Wife of President of Ship
building Trust
building Trust.

SIOUX FALLS. n. D., Aug. II.-Mrs.
Daniel Leroy Dresser. who last Feb
ruary established residence IN Sioux
Fails. yesterday was granted an absO-
lutte divorce from Daniel Dresser pres
ident of the Shipbuilding trust and OF
the Trust Company Of the Republic,
New York city.
The divorce was granted by Judge
Frank 3 Smith, OF Mitchell, sitting IN
the State circuit court in place Of
Judge Joseph ". Jones, the regular
judge. who is on a trip 20 Europe.
The decree was granted Mrs. Dresser
On the ground OF desertion. The Ques-
ton OF alimony did not enter into the
case, so far as the court record dis
closes, this feature evidently having
been adjusted out Of court.
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
BANKER IS IN JAIL
ON FRAUD CHARGE
G. B. Linderman, of South BetEle-
hem, Fails 70 Refund $4,000
When Chance Is offered.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug. n.-Garret
B. Linderman, formerly a wealthy bank
er. of south Bethlehem, is today in Le-
high county Jail for failure to refund
$4,000 he is said 10 have embezzied from
the estate Of his late cousin. Robert
p. Rathbun. Judge TreXler last Mon
day gave Llnderman a week TO refund.
on Thursday Linderman announced
that he had more than half OF the sum,
but when the case came up he made no
offer of settlement His aunt, Mrs.
Mary Cummings. the only surviving
child Of Asa Packer, founder Of the
Lehigh railroad, refused to come 70
Iinderrnans relief but sent his children
$4,000 so that they viii not su1er during
their fathers term in jail.
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$4,000 BENEFIT
BY LIABILITY LAW
Secretary SuauS Promulgates
Rules to Protect Government
Employees Injured in Service.

Seveuty-five thousand Government EN-
pioyes viii be benefited under the pro-
visions OF the Government employers
liability law, enacted at the last session
Of Congress and which went into effect
August J. Regulations carrying the law
into eject have been made public by
Secretary Straus. Of the Department of
Commerce and Labor. The regulations
state.
Compensation will be paid under this
act only for such injuries TO an empiOye
as occur in the course Of his employ
ment, and cause inability TO pursue his
employment for more ttau fifteen days.
Compensation is not paid If the injury
S. due 10 tie negligence or misconduct
If the empiOye injured"
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
c. W. BlCKFORD DIES
IN ROCHESTER HOME
Former Manager Of the New Will
lard Hotel Falls Victim of
Typhoid Pneumonia.

Charles W. Blckford. formerly man
ager of the New Willard Hotel. is dead
at his home in Rochester. n. II. after
suffering from typhoid pneumonia. Nj.
Bickford was mayor of Rochester for
three years, was at one time chief OF
police, and held various other offices.
His brother-in-law, Lieut.. Commander
Charles l. Hussey, is one Of the off,
GERS on the battIeship New Hampshire.
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
DEWEY TO ATTEND
NEWPORT MEETING
Admiral Also Will UnVeil Bronze
Tablet to Farragut on New
England Cruise.

Admiral George Dewey, president Of
the general board of the navy, Will at
tend a meeting Of the board at the
Naval War College, Newport, X. l.
August Is, the purpose of which is TO
discuss the report of the summer con-
ference Of officers now in progress at
the college.
Admiral Dewey viii leave Washington
August q on board the dispatch boat
Dolphin for a cruise along the New
England coast, stepping at Portsmouth,
\. II, where, on August 26 he will un-
veil a bronze tablet, marking the house
in which Admiral Farragut died. He
viii return to Washington about Sep
TENDER &.
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DIMES ON TOADSTOOE;
FAMILY NEARLY DIES
Mushroom Grower Picks Dish From
His Beds and His Cook
Prepares Vegetables.

SOUTH NORWALK. Conn, Aug. IL
John Ungvary, an AUSTRIAN bOtanist,
who has been raising mushrooms here,
with his whole family are today near
death as the result Of eating toad
stools.
TTngvary himself picked the vegeta-
bIes from his beds, his cook prepared
them. and within half an hour after
they were eaten doctors were w1rkmg
desperately 20 save the lives II the
whole family. They are not yet out
of danger
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
CHURCH TO HAVE
ITS THIRD BENEFIT

The third Of a series Of weekly enter
tertainments for the benefit Of the
Church Of the Holy Comforter, East
Capitol and Fourteenth streets, will be
held tonight under the auspices of the
Holy Name Society of that church.
Members Of the society from ali par
ishes in the District. the Knights Of
Columbus, the Ancient Order of Hibern-
ians, and OF the COnfraternity OF St
Vincent de Paul have been invited to
participate.
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
GIRLS CHARGES LEAD
TO CRUSADE ON VICE
New York Official Takes Decisive
Step Pending Trial of Two
Cornell Students
Cornell Students.

ITHACA. N Y, Aug. u--Roused by
charges that Margaret Hotchkiss, aged
sixteen. had been stupehed with liquor
and attacked in a rOadhouse near heTa
by Cornell students. District Attorney
Willard Kent today began a crusade for
the suppression of all such resorts
where liquor is sold to girls of tender
years.
Mrs Iiotchkiss. mother of the girl
accused Carlos Bronson, said 10 be the
son Of a banker at HOrneII, n. Y, and
A. H Ebberts, of Pittsburg. and is
suing each for $1,000 damages. Their
defense is absolute denial.
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
sI1.oo Niagara Falls Excursion, August
IA. Baltimore & Ohio.

Parlor cars from Washington 7:45 a. m
going via philadelphia and Lehigh Val
lev route Liberal stopovers returning.
Tickets good returning within fifteen
DAYS. Cheap sidetrips from Niagara.
other dates. August q. September IL,
October 2-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
DR.. WILEY ATTENDS
FOOD CONVENTION
Addresses Recommended Prohibit
ing Use of Soda and Other Pre-
sevatives in Canned Goods.

Or. H. w. Wiley. chief of the Blu
reau Of Chemistry is one Of the inter
osting figures at the Macinack Island
convention OF the Association OF State
and National Food and Dairy Depart
IQelts, now In session for the twelfth
tine. Addresses recommending the pro-
hi5iriOn of benzOate Of soda as a pre-
sGryatiVe Tor canned goods. preserves,
and the Ike, in line with Or Wiley's
recent bulletins on that sub ect. have
been among those heard
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
ANTI-ASIATICS TO MEET.

The Anti-Asiatic immigration League,
which was Organed in Washington last
week to oppose Oriental immigration,
will hold a public mass meeting next
week.
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
s1as to Baltimore and Return

every day via The Electric Line" Twi-
light excursions Sl.00 round trip, p. m,
returning up 10 midnight, Saturday and
Sunday excepted. See time schedule
AdVt.
The Washington times., 1908-08-11

Four Hours Sail on Cool Chesapeake
Bay four days a week, S1.O0 round trip.
See ticket agent THE Electric Line, %
l4th and New York aVe.-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1908-08-11

sI.25 To Annapolis and Return.
Via THE Electric Line" Visit the L. s
Naval Academy. See time schedule 70.
trains.-Advt.
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An Insane Dog
Obeys the Commands
of a Spirit Master

It's not mad, not rabid, simply insane.
The story comes from the land of "Kunnels',
mint juleps. and "Bigad Sahs". DiSposing
finally of the pet theory of science that dumb
animals, particularly CANNES, are not subject
to insanity.
Nothing is known as to how the dog
came to be insane; whether it was born that
way or became so at the sight of CHASTITY
appartionS that haunt Fondavera, the present
home of the dog, and former home of an
exiIed French King near Louisville, KY.
The Washington times., 1908-08-11
A Pretty Romance

Forms the background of the weird, myster-
iouS doingS of this haunted dog in haunted
Rouse
A most facinating story. to appear in the
Magazine Section of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-18
lde as for SALADS.

Buy one small jar of yellow cheese;
take a tablespoonful into palm of your
hand and mold it into shape Of small
spring carrots. Put a small sprig OF
fresh green parsley in top Of each.
Serve with salads
Slice thin slices from a roll OF
Neufchatel cheese. dip into finely
minced mixed nuts and into the center
Of each slice lay a thin slice Of suited
olive Serve on salad plates.
Take some strong beet juice and put
two or three hard boiled eggs into 1t.
and let them simmer slowly till eggs
are a deep red, remove shells first
When wanted slice with sharp knife,
and the three colors are pleasing TO
serve with a simple lettuce salad
Roll out a piece of rich pie crust as
thin AS possible and cut out one-inch
rings; sprinkle with cheese and bake
a yellow brown. Serve with a vege-
table salad
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-18
Appearances.

One day down in Texas" said a
civil engineer, Il was sitting on the
porch Of my hotel 9TH a fresh young
stor from the north On his right sat
"a plain old man, smoking a cob pipe
with the kernels left on it,
Ye gods, said my friend; what
DO you think Of that for nerve. Sit
ting right up against a gentleman and
putting his old dope right in my face
Here. YOU, clear oA with that pipe.
Move clear over on the other side 50
the smoke won't blow this way You
are making A nuisance Of yourself
"'All right. said the old man, meek
Iy I'm move
Tie did so John said /. do you
know who tfsat old gentleman is you
talked to like that?'
"'Nope. don't know and don't care
"fThat is the governor OF Texas 1t
really was"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-18

That electricity, heat and ether are
one and the same fluid is the assertion
Of Frederick iIoycndon OF London,
who also claims that every person
exhales electricity from the finger tips
and that he can take moving pictures
of the process. To DO this he fills
a square glass box with cigarette
smoke, mixed with air. The expert
mcnter thrusts n finger through a
hole in the bottom of the glass box
and a powerful arc lamp is turned on.
The ether or electricity is Immediately
seen issuing from the finger tips and
photographer Popular Mechanics,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-18
TROOPS PRESERVE PEACE
Continued From First Page.)

touf of inspection tonight during
which all posts We're visited At each
post IS a mounted squad, patrol of in.
fantIy ana strong reserves. In this
wise all danger zones are protected.
Onicers of various commands re-
ported to Young an absolutely quiet
and eventless day. Many families who
have been sheltered at the arsenal,
they said, had returned to former
.abodes In such eases the militiamen
were placed within easy reach in case
ol trouble
George Cooper, one of the refugees
ut the arsenal, told of ms experiences
with his wife and two children. Fri
day night when the fire was spread
ing in the negro district and windows
were being shattered by mob. Cooper
and his wife escaped into the dark
ness To the country, They walked till
daylight. almost in circle. they
discovered. and then
being near Spaulding they hid in a
ditch until nightfall Saturday. They
We're without food and one of the
children. a baby, was taken sick, The
child cried necessarily, and while
white people We're seen approaching
the mother had TO stine its cries with |
he" hand over the little ones mouth |
That night they left the ditch. still |
without food, and started northward |
HheN again saw citizens armed and to |
weld oneountering them hid wherever |
shelter offered, At midnight they |
yer" still within a mile of the town |
when troops We're seen coming and |
h. family obtained shelter and food
Il the SpauIding Jail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-18
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RYs

BELT LINE cars due Ia leave second st. g.
ing north on Commercial Ave-, every u lpla
utes from A. Ia. to ii D. m.
Going north on Wsluut ~ every 10 m.pnt
from sos to 1888 T.. III.
POPLAR ST. LINE Rolbr0ok Ave, oar
to leave SECOND vt. geiug nerth on HolbE
Ave. at 1857; an; 6;42; 6:s7; 7:i2 a. m. aud
same nlnutes every hour until ic:H and ~
y. M.
Going west on Twenty Eighth 81 ut
5:Ig; 6;34; 6:4s. and 1904 q. L. and on same
utes every hour until 1924 and ll:O4 D. IN,
Poplar st. cars due 10 pass st. Mays
4 minutes after leaving Second st.
BELT LINE OWL OARS north on Wainut
II 80 p. m. 1884 q. m; 80 .. mi 80 a. ~
$50 a. M; AZ a. m; 5 80 a. m.
North on Commercially 90 y. M; 100
IN, 90 q. III. 8 O1 u. M. 4 10 =. IN. o q. IN.
Belt and Owl ears are due to pass Yves
thirty fourth NJ. Is minutes xfteT isas liit
Gtccnd 81,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-18

There NAV be occasion for regret
that the Sunday closing order with
reference to saloons has been to some
extent RELAXED. noncompliance
what seems to be a strong and def
nitcly expressed popular demand: To
what extent there viii be. occasion for
regret will depend largely upon the
conduct of the saloon men under the
circumstances. Some criticism may
also be INDUCED in because of this
yielding of the city authorities in a
matter wherein the letter and spirit
of the law recognizes no comprom Sc;
but such criticism is not In order from
the Pharisees. That great body of
citizens who really desire good gov
eminent, for the sake of good govern
ment, are usually satisfied if those in
authority do the best they can under
all circumstances, their efforts tend
ing toward Improvement These citi-
gems will admit that during the last
year or longer Cairo has been a
cleaner town, morally and physically,
thar it ever was before. and probably
they appreciate it in an undemon.
strative way Ii is different with the
shouters who thirst after righteous
ness from the house-tops. as il were;
they are the fuss and feathers, the
froth and fury of moral reform waves
the false pretenders of whom it is
written that they make clean the out
side OF the cup and platter. but whose
Inward part is full of ravening and
wickedness." These fellows arr
never satisfied with anything less
than the whole hog" and not even
with that if it happens that the
beasts left ear is slit or II its voice
is not of the proper musical pitch.
The moral reform wave has got TO
swell and pitch in accordance with
their specifications. and 1t must meet
their chalk line in ever direction or
they will set their circular letter
writers to work and send their Elder
Heads out over the county, alyng.
and a'muck-raking, and ascanda'-
mcngering.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-18
THE COMMENTED HOSTESS.

All sorts OF ideas are advanced by
writer's on women's affairs as to how
ii make entertainments easy; how to-
stop worry how TO make every gueg,
not only feel at home but that all the
little niceties you offer were prepared
especially for each one. These
writers mean well bur hey don't 90
deep enough to get at the real fact
or they would find that Nabisco Sugar
Waters, the dainty delicious confeC
ton, are the real basis of hostess
success and conrented spirit They're
just the sort Of dessert for a lunch.
con, ideal after dinner and delightful
with a hot cup or with the tiukling
on glass on a moonlit porch. Ever
tried them with chocolate into which
a marshmalow has been DROPPED?
Merely a suggestion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-18
oeNeeN WILL GIVE UP SOLDIER.

Springfield, Aug. IL Governor De,
'neen stated tonight that upon pro. er
requsiton from the Kankakee au.
thor!ties Private Klein, Company a.
FIRST infantry who killed Earl Nels II
at Kankakee Saturday last would be
turned over TO the civil authorities
Tho governor made this statement
upon hearing that an officer with a
warrant for Klein had started from
Kankakee, Klein was guarding the
baggage car when Nelson and three
Companions attempted to enter the
car. Klein stabbed the alleged in.
truder with his bayonet A court of
inquiry held here Sunday by regi
mental officers exonerated Klein.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-18
The Bulletin Ia on sale at the follow
ing places:
Coieman's 214 Eighth Street.
Halliday House News stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.

This from the Memphis CONNER
cialAppeal is not altogether without
point or moral: When lynching
takes place in the south the culprit
alone Is the victim, and there is an
end of it, When a negro in a North.
ern state commits fiendish crime,
the whites are so Infatuated that they
kill negroes indiscrimihately, and
burn up a lot of houses. If the ne
groes committed as many crimes in
the north as they do in the south
our northern states would be in a
perpetual riot.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-18
KNOW 1T WELL.
Familiar Features Well Known TO
Hundreds of Cairo Citizens.


Hundreds of Cairo Citizens.
A familiar burden in every home
The burden of a bad back"
A lame, a weak or an aching back
Tells you of kidney ills.
Doans Kidney Pills will cure you.
Hero is Cairo testimony to prove it.
&. f. Wright, 2942 Park avenue,
Cairo Ill.,. says: I take pleasure In
telling the public that Doan's Kidney
pills procured at Schulz & Sons drug
store cured me Of kidney and bladder
trouble Of several years standing and
which other remedies had failed to
even relieve / have every reason to
know that Doans Kidney Pills act as
and am glad to say that
: have not had an attack since using
them
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents. Fcster-Milbu.I Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no other