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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16

An Arrangement Which Viii Make the
Handling Of kesvy csreSsses Easy.

Choose a good. strcng post II feet
long and place it three feet in the
ground. Put a ring around the top to
prevent IL FROM sl lifting aad bore a
oneinch hole in the top of the post.
exactly in tie middle Drive into this
hole ineinch iron pin which is about
one foot In length
about az feet from the end OF a
stout POLE IA feet long. bore a one-inch
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16
Frankiln,s Wis. Word.

Good sense is thing all need, few
have and none think they want.-Ben-
Jamin Franklin.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16

Our high respect for a well read
man is praise enough for literature
Emerson.
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Area Of NationaI CAPITOL

The area covered by the national
capitol is 1912 sguare feet.
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JlnsubstantiaI.

French Proyerb Folly is never long
pleased with itself.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16

Experience isn't much of a teacher
when II comes to Specializing on mar
gins.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16

How absurd to say that love is blind
when his enchanted eyes see beauty
and charms that never existed
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16

Learning and Common Sense.
Persian proverb: One pound OF
learning requires ten pounds OF com
mon sense TO apply 1t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16
RlddIna Himself Of His Crouch.

A scientist informs the world that
monkeys Ill teeth. He talks like a
man that has just stepped out Of a
dental chair.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16

and hold this horse between his knees.
suggests the Farm and Home, but
better plan is to fasten it to board
is inches or two feet long and eight to
ten inches wide. By sitting on the
board you will hold the horse very
firmly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16
chiIdhocd's Needs.

Children have more need Of models
than Of critics.-Joubert
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Product Of ornnns Lee

The average yield OF an orange
tree during its lie is about 10000 or
anges
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16

When a man OF 20 leads a bride 10
the altar II is a sign that marriage
isn't failure.-Toledo Blade.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16

those who are dwelling in the un.nhab
tied portions OF the earth"
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MEND THE OLD HARNESSES.
Handy Stitch Horse Made Out of Bar
rel Slaves.

A very handy stitch horse for hold
ing leather and blankets while sewing
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MRS. JOSIE A. GRAHAM
Vlrginia's Most Success
ful Hair Culturist.
.PARLoRs. 49,.
lOS e. Leigh ST, Richmond
Phone. 1884.
Private ParIOrs, CONFIDENTIAL IT,.
views and Correspondence.

The largest and most uo-to-d.&o
lar Dressing Parlors IN RIchmand
Inc very best preparations that CO
and skin.
Graham's Superior Scalp Fooc for
sroTlas hair on bald heeds ana
oare temples s5cts. per jar. az
Graham's Superior Orange Flow.,
sAln re for developing and beauti
sys a.s the skln' z6cts jar. BY mali
Graham's Superior Velvet Laoaia
rowuer for giving the face a bean
BY mail 35cts.
Gfaham's Vegetable Hair Dive IN.
pest on market giving a RIGA natural
color. $1-0o per bottle. BY mar.
Mrs. Graham makes a speciality a,
massaging ap1 beautifyiRs ladies
,aces sor paroles and public gather.
lngs, Sc cents.
Mrs. Graham s..anpoos the head
ana pnts 1t in healthy condition.
All ladies who attend parties ana
other social gatherings should havs
thesr niger nails nanicurei and
made beautiful, rs cents
MT. Graham's preparations nal,
AZ sight Ladies nyfag In ofhor e.
Ties and towns can make good NOM
ey ~ selling these preparation.
Write for terms to Mrs. J. A. Ora
oan, No los -. Leigh ST.. Rice
mond. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16
Patience the e.st Remsax

Piautus: A patient mind Is the best
remedy for affiicuon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-16

them can be made
from two barrel
slaves. Cut them
in two in the mid
die and fasten
them securely TO
a fourinch block
at the bottom. One
can sit on a chair
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we ere selling cid papsru -
hftssn cents pr hantssd.
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None Better.

Shakespeare: A good reputation is
a fair estate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
MOTHERS FROM
ALL OVER WORLD
Will ORGANIZE FOR THE STUDY
OF THE WELFARE OF
THE CHILD.
COMMITTEE IS NAMED
6y Meeting Of Executive Board OF
National Mothers Congress
Convention at New Or
leans Next Month.

Philadelphia, Jan, 10-The executive
bc ard of the National Mot.ers' Ctn-
grese which has been in session here
for two days, adjourned today after
arranging for the annUa; meeting CT
the congress in New Orleans, Feb
ruary Is to 81,
An international committee, OF
which Mrs. J. e. Cowles, CT Washing
ton. is chairman, was created for The
purpose Of organizing mothers in each
Of the countries fer the study OF the
welfare Ct children.
A Department Of Child Hygiene
was created to tae up the prevention
cf tuberculosis and diseases Of chi
dren. An advisory council OF adine
physicians of many cities was alse
named to cooperate with the depart
mCnt
The executive beard a so created 9
department Of good roads and schoG
imrroyeme mt Mrs. Frank De Garmt
Of Shreveport, La, was made char
,man Of the good roads committee.
a cemmitteo for the promotion o
the education OF school children ii
the PRINCIPLES Of international peace
was also appointed.
The annual meeting of the con
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
No INAUGURATION
At SPA|NCF| F|ELO
JOINT SESSION or ILLINOIS LEG
IsLATURE SEEMS AT LEAST
WEEK OFF.
POLITICIANS HOPEFUL
Agreement May be Reached Between
Senate and House SO Canvasslng
Ssson Can be Had This
Week.

Springfield, H., an. 10,-'Alth q
deadlock Of the legislature, the upper
branch fully organized TO transact
business and the lower house barred
under the present Interpretation OF
the law from proceeding in its regular
routine the possibilities for the com
ing week in Springfield are many.
Perfunctory sessions by both houses
are called for tomorrow afternoon,
but the real business sessions will not
cCf,yene until Tuesday when both
houses will convene and the struggle
for Joint session will recommends
Colncident with the convening OF
the two branches of the Legislature,
Tuesday, there is scheduled a meeting
Of the republican state General com
mittee. 1t is believed by the admin
istration's friends that the member.
OF the central committee will make
Strong efforts to convince the republi
can legislators, who supported Speak
er Shurtleff, that the party crganiza
ton is threatened unless they recedt
from their position.
Meanwhile talk of an agreement b!
which it would be possible to secur'
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
SWISS GUIDES
HAD HARD TIMES
WENT MOUNTAIN CLIMBING IN
PERU WITH AMERICAN
WOMAN.
SET STRENUOUS PACE
Ore Mans Hands and Feet So Badly
Frost Bitten Amputaton Of
Parts Was Necessary
Now Using Clutches.

New York Jan l0-ln latte, G !
condition that bore quaint testimoy
Cf the strenuous pace set for them iy
an American woman, f. Tangwald
and G.. Zamtangwaider, the two hard
ened Swiss gu!les, who accompanied
Miss Annie S. Peck, the Providence,
Il. l., mountaineer, in her r7celt
perilous and record breaking ascent
Of Mount Huascaran, the highest peak
in the Peruvian Andes arrived here
to-day from ColCn on beard the steam
ship Advance.
After bidding gcOi bye to Miss
Peck, who returned to New York
rex weeks, ago they will sail fol
their Alpine hCme.
Zamtangwalder was a pitiful figyry
as he hcbbled painfully down to
gan. plank, his helvily banda5e(
hands grasping a pair Of crntches. II
the ascent Of Mount Huascaran, wher
Miss Peck's party reached heigh
Icf "a 900 feet he was 50 badly frt S
bitten that the amputatiCn OF his lAt
hand, part Ct his right hand and hi'
right foot, was necessary, during tn
/ stay cf six weeks in the hospital a
Erngi Peru. Tangwald Jared some
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
CONCRE CATION IS
BURIED IN RUINS
AS CHURCH FALLS

Borue. Switzerland. Jan. 1o.-Dur-
inv divine service today an ancient
church near Sicn. collapsed burying
The worshipers in the ruins.
Practically an the members of the
congregation were killed or injured.
A wild panic followed thCse who cs-
caped rushing through the fields
shouting that an earthquae had over
taee the village other villagers
Joined in the outcry and were with
difficulty calmed.
After hours Of exertion the fire
COM any rf the place extricated fcrts
lcortses. but it is believed that there
ar stin a number Under the timlers.
Sixtv persons were badly injured
The collapse Of the chrnc1 was
lcsused by time Worn pillars IN the On
lderground crypt giving va.
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a joint session which wauld be con
fined to the canvass of votes cont0in.
ues. and some politicians see the
hope reaching an understanding be
tween the opposing factions. which
would guarantee. a recount program
shat would be satisfactory to the al.
ministration and also the friends OF
Adlai Z. Stevenson.
Some Of the more optimistic poll
ticians see hope that the Inauguration
ceremonies. which would properly oc
cur tomorrow. will take place this
week. but a greater number see NJ
chance for an Inauguration for anoth
er week. IL then.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
NEW clEW IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 10.-One cleW' was
furnished from South Chicago today
and the police tomorrow will search
all lodging houses and hotels in the
down town district for Rev Car
michael. The proprietor of a road
house in South Chicago tonight told
the polic ethat man answering Car
michaels description entered the
road house last Friday and after
being given car fare proceeded to
Chicago.
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CONSTANTLY RE c U r r G IN
MESSiNA--CONDITiONS ARE
MUCH IMPROVED.
STRINGENT MEASURES
Adopted by Commander Of Troops-ls
sues Order That Persons Caught
Excavatine Without Permit
Shall be Shot.

Messina, Jan. 10.-Balmy weather
has prevailed for the past two OF
tlree days at this place, making i
mere comfortable for the troops and
survivors Of the earthquake. Occa'
sionally there are earth shocks, bu'
| he people haveg rown accustomed e
them. Two severe shocks were fest
Friday
General Massey has adopted strin
gent measures in order 10 protect the
people and property In addition te
establishing police service, he has
issued orders that persons found eXca
waiting wi hout a permit shall be shot
improved Sanitation.
Sanitary conditions have bee.
greatly improved and it is now be
ieved there is little danger of tbs
spread of disease
The American relief ship Bayern
living the red cross flag. has arrives
here. A small amount Of clio hing wa
sent to the American consulate al
the remainder of the stores are beini
distributed to various ports along tn
south coast.
The United States supply ship Gu
goa. which arrived here from Pof
Saidt on Friday, carried 1870 tons 0
provisions and necessities FOR the sui
| ferers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
REPORTED AS CAPTURED.

Toronto, Ont, Jan. l0.-Word IS
received here that demented man
answering in every way the desclip-
ton of Rev. Carmichael. was found
tonight wandering on the Canad an
Pacific tracks, near Claremont twen'
ty.five miles east of here. He was
locked up and authorities notified
The man who weighs over 200 pounds
wears a closely clipped brown beard
walks with decided limp and his
ties turn out. He is mcoherent in
his replies when questioned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
Record-Herald Comments.

Chicago. Jan. 10.-The RecOrdHer-
aid somorow says the combination al
Springfield which elected Shurtlef
proposes 10 canvass the vote Of N
November election Tuesday. II has
proposed that Speaker Shurtleff pro
ceed with the canvass irrespective #
whether ghe senate is present He
will declare Deneen elected. The way
then will be open for filing a contest
II is claimed BY the combination
that the constitutional provision for a
Joint assembly for canvassing tnt
votes is not mandatory.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
VENEZUELAN ENJOY
Arrives in France and Will Negotiate
For Settlement of Differences
With Powers.

Bordeaux. Jan. 10.-Jose De J. Paul
Venezuelan envoy sent to Europe by
President Gomez to arrange a settle
ment of Venezuelas difficulties with
the Powers of Europe. arrived here
today. He will leave for Paris tomor
row. Paul said the object of his mis-
sion was to arrive at a pacific and
anicable understanding on all pend
ing questions with france. Holland
England. Germany and Italy.
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READY TO NEGOTIATE.

Paris. Jan. 11-lt Is announce
that the French government IS
ready aud willing 20 receive any
propositicn lcoing to a settlement Of
the questions pending between
Frsnce and Venezuela provided u
receives sufficient proof that aul
renresents the established govern
merit Of Venezuela ald is personally
empowered IN act
Nothing is known at the foreign
Office Of the rumored project that
Great Britsian. Holland and France
viii act together IN the matter Of the
settlement with Ne1eZUeia-
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WERE TAKEN TO JACKSON.

JicRson. Tenn. Jan. i0.-The six
night riders condemned TO hang Feb
uary ~ and two uncer 20 years SEN
tcnc. in the penitentiary arrived here
toright from Union City IN charge OF
scldiers. aud were placed in jail 10
await the action Of the supreme court
which meets IN April
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
LOWER COURT AFFIRMED
Kansas Supreme Court sustains De
eissen o. $4,000 Fire Against
the Harvester Trust.

T0uaks Kan Jan le.-The hne OF
$1,000 for violating the Kansas anti
trust Avs imposed by the district
.eolrt of Shawnee county. AGAINST tse
International Harvester COMPANY NA'
sustained By the Kansas supreme
crrrt Yesterday The fne Is assessei
aasinst tire futernafional HnrVestss
cJmpany oI America a. this. = re
courany which makes al agency con
trarts. Il i unaerStoCd the company
vin arpeai to the Unitcd States su-
merne cent
fn she trial ne state iHtrcdrcfd
e<isenee 10 show nat she eenf'any
es4.fres,ea TIE fxiees q - lr.siseis
and nmaea eomPetitlaa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11

Mcsslna. Jan. 10-Mgr d'Arrigo,
the archbishop of Messina. whp CON
tinues to inhabit his palace, at which
many seminarists who were wounded
in the Earthquake are being treated,
yesterday visited a number Of the
ambulanccs In the city. First. how
ever. he went with the Deuge OF
Genoa to pay his respects to General
Mazza. Temporary affairs have been
erected where mass Is celebrated in
the open air
Signore Michele has organized an
Information bureau. and IS placed in
charge of the bureau. which issues
permits TO carry out the excavations
in the ruins.
A printing Office with military com
positors. has been organized, in viii b
The proclamatiUns Of the commander
in.chief are set up, slgnor Michel ?
also intends publishing a daily hulle
tin. giving the news Of the city as
long as epeh trsen toncarhPsefbann
long as the present condition % az
fairs exists.
The American relief ship. the
Bayern. under charge Of Captain Pei
knap. the American naval attache at
Rome. with Ambassador Griscom on
board. arrived here at o'clock yes
lteriay afternoon. ON account of the
Bayern's deep draught she could net
enter the port but lay two kilo.
] asa.Dr.- ont of tho town
The ruined city is still burning and
covered by a heavy cloud Of smoke
Near the BaByem are the American
supply ship and the Eunooat Seer
pion
As soon as the Bayern arrived tbs
commanders Of both these ships cans
on board. accompanied by the Tuiii
ltary attache of the American EN-
Ihassv. Major lands.
The Italian warships here are th'
lRceina Margherita and the Regin'
lElsua. and the Stella is On her IA,
Ihere
During the voyage from Naples "a
lBavern vas transformed INTO hcs
lTftal shin a smoking room has beel
Imase into an operating room. 81
IS friug the Italian Rel Cross haE
lNr Griscom landed al 8 O'Clock an.
-rrferred with General Mara
/ -7r1.u.and sCf Messina-
Work SHOP FoR REFUGEES.
NauIss. Jan. l9.-C1spar 5 Crown
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
VALUED AT sto.OOO,ooo.

San Francisco Jan 1o.-The viii OF
the late Claus Spreckles vas admitted
t1 probate yesterday Ciaus and Ru-
doEh spreckels. scns al the testator.
wett named AZ executors. 90 accord
aare with the terms 90 the document
H uast stated that the estate is va
uel al $1,000 p11.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
WON'T FIRE SALUTE.

Naples, Jan. l0.--The admiralty mas
sent a ship to meet the American
ships enroute to Naples to inform the
American commanders that because
of the national mourning as a result
of the earthquake. the government
and the Duke Of Aosta won't require
them to fire salutes on entering port.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11

michael of the Rattle Run, Michigan,
church murder mystery, spent Thuis-
day night and Friday morning in
Cedarburg. The stranger, VINO I'M
pressed the people here that he was
suffering from insanity, left Friday
IN north bound electric car.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
POPE is GRATEFUL.

Rome, an, l0-Pope Plus today re-
ceived Archbishop Ireland In private
farewell audience The Pope express
ed to the Archbishop his gratitude TO
the American people for the part they
are taking in giving aid to the earth
quake sufferers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
ELECTORS MEET TODAY.

Springfield IT,. Jan 1e--n ae
cor8ance with federal las. The presi-
Dental electors Of t1e state Cf III
nris chosen in NoFemb-r Wil meet
here tomorrow and cast their ballots
for William II Taft for Tresilent IN .
James s Sherman. for vice presii=nt.
The messenger % carry the vote q
Washington Win also be selected
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
SHIPS REACH NAPLES.

Naples. Jan. l0.-The United States
battleships Connecticut, Kansas, Min
ncsota and Vermont, under Rear Ad-
miral Sperry, commander of the Al
lantic feet. arrived at dawn, anchor
ing between the Italian battleships.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11

gross in New Orleans calls for the
consideration Of the welfare Of the
chilli in the home. IN the school and
IN the state
Among the many persons who VIII
address the congress are the gov
error of Louisiana and the mayor ol
New Orleans
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
BOUND AND GAGGED.

Harper. Kan. Jan. 10.-Charles
Johnson was found dead in bis home
near here today. HIS ;ands and feet
were tied and there was a gag in his
north. A large sun Of money IS
missing from the house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
SEARCH AT EVANSVILLE.

Evansville, Ind, Jan. lO.-The e&
nected arrest of man answering the
description of Rev. John Carmichaei,
did not materialize today, Ihe
search is being continued tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11

what better. as he still has all of his
limbs intact
He showed plainly however the ef-
fects of his ardous WORK.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
HARMON SUCCEEDS HARRIS

Clumbus. Ohio. Jan Ie-GOvernC
Andrew l. Harris win be sUeeeedei
tomorrow ss Ohio's executive By Jud
sen Harmon. Of Cincinnati attorney
general during the second term oi
President Cleveland.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
Comforts INJURED Ones.

Mrs. Letter is at Zeigler and today
she was at the mouth OF the mine
with her husband, aiding in comfort
ing the widows and orphans VINO
crowded about the mine.
Coroner Dye held an inquest TINS
Afternoon over the victims brought OUT
and adjourned until tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
TWENTY-FIVE MEN MEET
DEATH IN GAS EXPLOSION
IN MINE AT ZElCLER, I'LL.
All But Eiuht Bodies Recovered Yesterday. .--One
Survivor Out Of rs Men Who Were Clearing
Away Debris From Recent Fire.'-Mrs.
Letter Comforts Bereaved Ones.

pu ouoN ILL, JAN.o--A DISASTROUS GAS EXPLOSION IN
.u,cA os MEN LOST OCCURRED EARLY THIS MoHM
INC IN JOSEPH coLLiERY AT zlEGLER spAHk r,o
A TROLLEY POLE OF ELECTRIC MOTOR COMING IN coNIAo
AS THE CAUSE OF THE EH'
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11

Americans killed:
WILLIS WARNER AND Al.BEh
KERR, Foremen
JAMES PATTERSON,
JOE RICHARDSON.
FRED MORGAN.
]. o. EVANS.
GILBERT JONES.
JOE TATE.
JAMES PHILLIPS.
JOHN CASSAY.
AARON JERROLL.
THOMAS HUBBARD.
CEBH PUCKET
CHARLES SMOTHERS.
Eight Bodies Yet in Mine
Eight bodies yet remain in the mlh'-
Mr. Letter personally conducted the
first relief party into the mine to re
cover the dead bodies.
The lone survivor of The explosion
was an Italian youth who was unlll
jured
An expert who has been eXperf
menting with gas in the mines, lef'
Wednesday, confident that he haq
placed the mine in condition 10 U
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cIyerated.
Were Cleaning Away Debris.

Were Cleaning Away Debris.
The men entombed were engaged in
clearing away the debris caused by
the recent fires, and II was expected
that operations would be resumed tn $
week after two months suspension.
The bodies taken from the mine are
Badly slrned, and Identification =
difficult. Twenty-six men entered the
mine on the night shift, and the
uames CT the victims We're learned
from the pay roll.
The mine has recently been on hie
and the flames have been sealed and
confined to workings which were net
IN the vicinity of the present eXplos
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11
REV. CARM 'CHAtL-
STILL At LARGE
NOTHING FOUND TO THROW
LIGHT ON MOTIVE FOR RAT
TIE RUN MURDER.
USED OIL FROM LAMPS
In the Church 10 Hasten Burning u
Body-crime Carefully Planned
In Every Detail--Not
in Chicago.

Detroit Mich, Jan. 1o.-Todays de-
velopments failed to throw any con
siderable light upon the Rattle nun
church murder mystery. The motive
for the killing of Gideon Browning
whose dismembered body was fouhd
in the church stove, is still lackihs'
Rev J. n. Carmichael, the missing
minister was reported during last
nieht and today, as being in indiana
and Wisconsin but verified reports OF
tho minister's whereabouts are STAN
lacking. The report that Carmichaei
was carving $4,000 insurance mas
uroyed incorrect. He had only 5000
insurance. and It is said that part OF
this WIS fraternal insurance AM Foid
IN the event of suicide.
Used Oil From Church Lamps
one If the interesting developments
today was the report that shortly De
fore last Tuesdays murder Gar
michael ordered all the lamps OF the
church filled with oil II had been
customary to use only part OF the
lamps and those not used regularly
had not been filed for a long time
In directing the filling of the lamT $
the minister made II plain that none
of them should be overlooked. 1t has
developed since the murder. that the
Gil is low in many Of the lamps. Al
the lights had not been used since
the last filling. the theory has beer
advanced that the oil from the lamps
was emptied into the stove to hasteT
the cremation Of the body Of Gideor
Browning.
Careful Plans.
an evidence of the minister's care
fol planning Of the details lies in th'
evident fact that instead Of tying hi
horse In the shed back Of his owl
church. he left his rig in a shed bael
Of the Lutheran church across tn
road. Here the horse would not b
seen by ony one passing.
Tie minister's footprints betwee
between the two churches we're az
curately traced BY the means Of Dc
formity Of one foot.
THoRoUoH SEARCH IN CHICAGO
Chicago. Jan 10.-Every n7ok Al
corner in which IL vas thought Re-
Carmichael might be hiding in q
eago was visited By the Dolice toda
without success. Lieutenant Bake
of Detroit. declared that the fugifiv
might stu be here, but the ChIcag
police believe that Carmichael passe
be-nnd here II Re came this far
REPORTED ~ WISCONSIN.
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HIS TRAVELS CUT SHORT

p Wagne. Ini- Jan. i7-sam z
Williams. a travelling salesman -
taars. oid. was f0rnl dead In bed al
the Randall H0tei Foiay- Death re-
su-teI from heart trouble william :
rrzisterei frrm New York. but Papers
shoe his bone % BE- in ColdWater.
Mlth-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11

n csrro nearly everybody reals
he Bu1etin-
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THoRoUeH SEARCH IN CHICAGO

REPORTED ~ WISCONSIN.
Cefarburg. VIZ Jan IA man
bauereE 70 BE- Rev. sotn IL Car
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-11

WORK SHOP FoR REFUGEES.
Naples. Jan. Ia.-Caspar 5 Cror'