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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18
0aScn.


&arlsrube e. - Dos nit lei.
bender @eiunobeit beeriinoete Hiid.
trittsgeiud BEG 9omanen0ireftors
Or. Reinbar0 murOe bonn @rob6er.
oog genebmiat.
IlI mannsneiIer Ginen
ihtperen llnfuu erIitt Der 81 Sabre
uIte 2anbnirtb @iIbelm Rierfiu bier
S0roen--S u einem anfaae
bon S6permutb bat iih Oie in Sol.
fenau m~obnbafte Grau &iefe Serb in
Den 9aueriden SanaI geItiir5t.
WingoIsbeim m. = has Sell
Ser soloenen Sod5eit feiertcn SEER
Sebaitian 9nmmert unS feline Gbe.
frau @liiabeth, geb. Seller.
81 il blenba d. = Der 9rano.
litter Watt, Der am 81. apriI ieine,l
Sof in 9rano itefte, ,puroe bel feiner
Shtpeiter ermittelt uno oerbaftet.
Neid bauieu. 9ei
Der BiarripabI spurOe Serr 8farrper.
tpuIter 4aufmann bier einItimmig
gefpGblt.
&oeeI. - 4iir5Iif brannte 6as
anpeieu bes 2anb,pirtbes S. 9ronS.
lie poqitanOig nieoer.
9 d. 10 / n EN-. = gabnpart
9opp tpuroe 8rpiiden @aebduieI uno
8ieientbaI bonn Sbneaouge iiberiab.
rem uno %eetootet.
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@citialen.

g ohum. - Die i'm Morbpro5eb
Geid al 10 Sabren uuo IL Subren
3udtbauS oerrtbcilten 9ergIeute Sc.
Gomicit uno Su9o Dtaridepsti DO.
ben iit bel Dem llrtbeiI berubigt uno
auf Mepiiion per5id,tet.
@ping. = Der @utsbefiter emil
Srieoe perfaufte Die S1lite ieiner
9eiisungen in Sberepinu an bas
@iien. uub StabIperf Sold" fir
Den YreiS bon $1,000 Warf.
:. s agen.- Wit oroeren &inoern
pereniiste lid Der 8iabrise Sobn oes
Sabritarbeiters Hiebel in Ser Clipper
itraBe nit Siidiangen an Der 8olme.
Ylosli6 ltiir3te Der 9nobe In oas
Waiier unb ertranf.
s ombru6. - Giuen ifNperen
llnfna 5og iih auf 8ede .@ottbelf"
Der Nourer Suit. Sbdier bon bier
beim Gb5rub zines SfadtgeriiItes
ol. inoem err einen Hippenbrud unb
itruere iunere Serletungen bapon.
trug.
9 d D tmo r. - @roBes Iufieben
erregt bier Die plotIit) erfolete Der
baitung oes angeiebeniten 9iirgers
nnieres SIedens, bes 8auimannS u.
w. Sriiggenunn, burd ben 2ono'
ratb oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sh6t.
mar. @%riiggetann fol- aIS Mcn.
oant Der ImtS Spartaiie Bed)iel,
Sonoid)eine uno Sparfaiienbiid)er
geidlidt uno bas @eIb fir iid Der.
brallht bobcn.
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rreid,.un

@ieu. - Serr Sranj 4aIurber
feierte iein pier5iei1briges 9ienItiu.
bil1im oils Qaborant an Der t. f. Geo.
Iogiien Hei$anItalt in Wieu.
Riir5Iid mur0e Der 42iGbrige
Blabocrtreter Seinrib 8raiaiih, Al
SeBlsoiie wobnboit, in iei,lem 3im-
mer, ouf einen Geiiel iiseno, tobt
oufeeiunOen. i'
Grimm. = Der 3oiier fat oem
@eneraImaior oes Nubei!nnoeS Scarf
3tarner in Grimm ben IoeIltano NIT
Dem Rrdoifat ~Gbieia oi Cocoa" Der.
iieben.
arems. - Sir ole 6urd) bos
GbIeben oes Brotites Or. Intou
aerihboumer erIebigte Gtabtpfarre
&remS miir6e Der &anonitlS Soief
@%infeIboier bon ct. YoIten praien.
tiert.
2emberg. - Sn DubIanp bel
9emberg iino 25 @ebIube nieoerae'
brannt.
Yrag. - 0ic 9oitmanipuIantin
Marie 9eiiooec Der Yroser TeIepbon.
5entraIe entiernte itb aus benz Imte.
ba iie iniolge oes al oieiem Gage itar.
en- Telepbonoerfebrs neruos uilb iebr
iiberrei5t mar. Da lie 5rpet Gage
nidt gum @orihein Font. wuroe ibre
Wobnung gcpoltiom 9eoiinet. Dean
ianb bas uneIiidIide Wdohen in Der
Slide tot Dor. Gs bate iih blrb
omei Sdie aus einem @ropniusre.
ooIoer entIeibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18

Reriunen iiber Bremen aus eeecn
1850 in Der entipredenSen 3eit
oeS @oriobres, Oarunter 1922 seseu
267t Geuti6e.
9remerbaeu. - Gta6toiret-
tor Sod ipuroe in semeinihaitliher
Sibung beiber itdotiiden 3oueeien
ourf osn Senator Or. Rirbbof aus
Bremen in iein Gmt eineeiibrt.
&o1 purSe bereits nit 26 Sabren
girgermeiiter Der Staot 9eImen-
bort. 100 er 8 Sabre nit groBm
Grfolge pirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18
GGuiarcid Gadicu.

n.-Gine befannte Ores.
oener Beri0nlid)teit, Serr Worit
@eibe, Sr,, fel. iadiiiter Sofllbr.
NADER a. O., lit i'm 81. 2~ebensiabre
bier geItorben.
@oor. = 96StIi6 perungIiiGt
lit auf Der aoorier StraBe Der 90
Sabre olte Ieoige @rbeiter glbin
aurtb aus Warienen.
Bio e 10 b. - gs itarb bier Ser
faI. iddliiibe Waior a.. o. G1palo b.
&rebra.2inoeimu.
@oSWig. @s bat iih Der 3s
Sabre olte arbeiter 8aul 8. Berger
aus Goswte auf Dem Sriebboie in
Birilo crifoiien
@ibou. = Tcr SauSbeiiter unh
8eber Gorl Mu1uit Gnoblob inGibau
@felerte nit leiner gbeirau Die eoIoene
Sod)beit.
GoBni b.-Nah 44i1briger Cha.
tiafpit on Der giirgcrihuIe in 2oB.
nib i1ic0 Serr 2oureftor Weifs1er
aus Dem Nmtc.
Seoerau. - las golocne Che
jubildum ieiette Der Bripatmann
@ueuit Sd)nliot in Seoerou.
utSbetm. -Oberlebrer 0iitt.
ner in @alobein1 muroe bel ieineiu
llebertriii in Den Hubeitano oaS Der.
oienltfreu5 perIiebCu
Sittou. Ger NmtsgeridtS.
ratb Sell in 3ittau lit ollf iein aniu.
den IN Den 0fIbeitanb periet NOR.
ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18
Meflenbnra.

SdDerin. - 9as Self ser eoI.
Senen SotBeit feierte Der beige Gen
oarmerie'@ adtmeiiter q. 8. eouar0
Sid.
9ns ~50-iGbrige 9ienitiubiIGum be.
gin9 Der @iienbabn-9 etriebsiefret6r
9onl Wtedlenburg bierielbit.
Reuflo It er. = Ser 8r6poran.
oenlebrer =. BuIs tpirb in Sen Gube.
ltoro treten.
Ben5lin. - gs oerItnrb Der
SrlpoiituS Srieorih StiiIpnageI in
Pedatel, Brapoiitur BenSIin.
U it d. - Ter SberltIeutnont
b. 8eItien puroe anIaBIib ieines
50.i1brigen Observation-Disclosures
ourb pieIe gbrungenI erfreut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18
Daeern.is

W il n e n. = 0iir5Iid ipliroe
Der 34idbrige perbeirotbete 2ofomo.
tIptlibrer 8ilb. Bult in ieiner @ob.
iung on Der BariieritraBe erbdngt
autgeIunoen. lleber Die @riinoe 5u
Der Gbat lit nidts Ndberes befannt.
Bult lebte in auten Samilier. uno
MISUNDERSTANDING. apar ieooG
in Der lesten 3eit offers franflib.
Sreiine q. = Serr alops SOU.
Der, piele Sabre Observation-Disclosures
oabier, 20 Sabre 9e3irfsbauptlebrer,
nod @enciung Don idpperer Grouf.
belt @olfsi6ullebrer in Berg am
2aim, lit I'M 70. 2ebensabre gcltor.
ben.
3uImba h. = Bripotier s. SO.
Wtiiuer in 8lilmbodl Der felt % Sab.
rem Der Stubtuer1paltniig ansebort.
~feierte icinen 70. @eburtgtag. Oas
Wagiltrats &oaegium pcronitaltete
ibm cine Scier.
Mitterteid. - Sn 9o6riaon
bronnten Die Irpeien Der Sefono.
men Sabcrforn uno Stod mitiommt
Den Ncbengebauoeu nobl inioIee BON
Wronoltiiiung total nieoer.
Bdltn9. 4orl b. Meopit.
Nentbcamter a. O.. beging nit lei.
uer 9enablin anna, geborene Gsreiin
b. Yetmann SaS Set Der iilbernen
Sod5eit.
Roienbeim.- Ter aIs Gemi.
noroireftor nod Spepsr beruiene
Staotordlissr 2uSlpiig Gi0 purpe
5l,m gbrelbiirgcr Der Staoi Stolen.
beim crRaunt.
Srendtl ingen- Sier lit
@iiraermeiitcr uilo 5abrifbeiiser so.
fob Iltrnbammer mad, lan9eem Gel.
oen i'm Site Don 50 Sabren eeitorben.
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grcnnidDsuciG

Cid 30 fen H. Die bieiige
Siafonat-SiarrIteIle, Die 0urd Die
9eriesnng beg Ynitors Sd)rlpel rnd)
,Jiirlteiberg erlc0ist purbe. lit Dem.
Yaitor coilab. Otto @ropp in areien.
len oerlieben morben.
Wolcnb Ii tteI. Turh Ser.
faiit 9ing oas Dem RfempnernteiIter
WtabrPnoort geborisc 3entraItbeater
IN Den @ciis Deg &crrn 26br (Snba.
bcrs Der .Gomidenfe") u6er.
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SohenSpQern.

@eifingen. - Sier lit Dem
Waurep Simon Suuib Der 10. Sobn
geboren poroen. 8eim iiebten uno
ahtet 9uben oicier 8amiiie woren
9aiier 8iIbclm unb Sirit @ilbelm
bon Soben5oIlern Yatben. 9ei benz
ne1tnten Rnaben mar i'm 8oriabre
&ronprin3 @ilbeIm Batbe. Gie Sreu-
De in Der SanliIie iiber OaS 5ebnte
8ino iou groB iein.
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Sloenbnra.

SIbenburg. - Seinen 70. &c.
burtstag feierte Der SiihIermeiiter
Sin5eImann Der ~3peiidIteite nod
tbatiee 0ieiiter unierer Gtoot.
9ab 3mib II a b n. = Sbre
goloene Sod8eit beeinaen Die Che.
leute Sr. Bruins uro Srau.
Worbenba n. = Ger Bidder
5ris 9rGnins uno Srau bcginecn
bas Seit Ser iiIbernen Sod5eit.
San6el. - Sbre 9oloene Sod
seit besingen oie GbeIeute gSen
Starts uno Srau, seborene 9enters
81 San0eIermGns. 4
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9anfaHGotc.

Sambutg.-TrofeIior 9r. Girl
Stefert. &btbeilungs-8oritanS iH
Der Gc1itiden Seetparte, lit oos Hit.
t%erfreli3 eritcr afoiie bes i~fspeoiidFn
Woia'S roens DerIic1en tporoen.
reme n. - Die Musipanoerurig
iiber Bremen umfaBte i'm april 8277
Gin april ocs @orjabres 3O5S) ger.
fonen. oarunter 1915 (i. 9. 1851
Geutidc. Sn ben bier WorG.en ga.
iiaar bis spril mdnoerten So. ITO
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Gbrinfano.

3oln. - Sn ciHer Gier i'm SoteI.
Reitaurant ~gUisei eampe" abeebal.
tenen Yerlommlune bon Witalieoern
perihieoener @irtte 8ereiniaunaen
con R0tn uro gororte beidlob man
einitimmis Die 9rdnoung elmer @ir.
the f. 8rauerei. 9cs anpital ion
Ourh cine W~enoiienihait nit b..
idranftcr Saituns auisebradt mer.
ben.
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WIrttembera.

Stuttgart. = SIN alter Jon
GO Sabrep itar6 bier 9ouSirefior bon
St]aaI. 0oritan0 Der agi. Winiite.
rialabtbeIluns iiir StraBen. I'm:
WaNerbcM.
CT. Sermann Siencr. ser He6,ts.
roth Der Wlrttembers Iihen Yereiits.
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qMgembnrg.

GIeinetherobt. - Gs brad
;Seuer ans in oenS deunen bes 2ono.
pirtlgs 8ooert. Tos SciRr perbrei.
tete iid wesen bes i~tarten @inoes
nit raienber @eidspinoigfcit. gn
Gin aoiden tpar faum 5u oenfen.
Sd)aoen y bis $1,000 Srailfsn-
carbohydrates un6efannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18
8ranbcnbura.

Giftrin6 DE n. Der bisberise
Prouin5ioIpifar SobanneS &ermann
8ilbelm Eactbfe lit gum Biarrer ser
8arodiey Weu.Giitrinden. Ti0,cie
aonissberg @m. l. beiteat tuorScn.
3rebS au BE- s brad in
ben Wobnunsen oes GIcilters 9tei.
mann. friiber 2anse, ut1o oes Clos.
mad,ers 9omm Geuer aus. Die lR0.
bel uiw. fonnten MIR tbeiIpsiie &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18

% bob id) nui Die Soien gc3ielt uno
Damn bob id Die 3reibar g%etroifen;
jett 5iele ih oiIf Die 3reiber uno ga
i'd Die Saien!4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18

ii d.. rSe6en Sic ood
icne Game, Die trob hires muneels
boiten @ebiiieS iortmdbreno NIT ae-
oiinctem Wunoe lad)t." ga, oa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18

9i%iIfsmittel. nGos ma
den Sic MIR, oab Sic iebt INNER
t~reffen, friiber boiten Sic bod
10 idredlidl Yed!" nSa, friiber,
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Sc I ii 10 t. 8eiienher: CT
cignen iid aui Gurer 9obn aud)
mnndmolb d 2uianimenitoBe, Serr
Sdafiner2"- Sdaffier: Bel ms
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lit Dos gati5 aiisgeidIoiien!" - &ei.
icnber: nNa, nal" - Sdaffner: BE.
itimplt! 8eil mirssnur cine einsige
&ofomotipe baben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18

lie 10 mcnig Sabine bot, fam lie iid
ous 2adcn ebeu niflt - ucrbeiBen!"
Ireu. - SEER (oer einen Sumo
%fonien iuilD; nSit Der Sumo aber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18

GnIaB Der Gettuns BON BRET ainocrn
bonn Tooe oes GrtrinfenS sic 8et.
tunas.W eeoaiue am 8an6e perIiebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18

aud) treu2" Sertauier: sc. Sic
meroen i%taunell, pie Der prompt irib. Z,
9littogs nio 9benos gum 5reiieu
eintrifit."
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-18
ALDRICH TALKS
TO PRESIDENT
ON DIFFERENT FEATURES or
PAYNE GILL WHICH DIFFER
FROM MEASURE AS 1T PASS
Ed THE HOUSE.

Washington, April l7.-Senator Al
drich, chairman Of the senate commit
toe on finance, who is 10 make the
Opening address on the tariff il th,
senate Monday, spent an hour in fiua
conference with President Taft this
afternoon Neither would discuss
the matter afterwards. i, IS said
however, that Aldrich outlined o. the
.presid,.t the features of his argr
ment on different features OF the bin
which differ from the measure as Is
passed the house.
Allich in several recent confe.
rnces with Taft has discussed the Tar
iT freely and frankly with him. As
far as known the president contl1ucs
satisfied with the progress OF the tar
id legislation and Is confident that q
coed bill viii be the final outcome
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-18
CR|O|RON CLUB
JOLL|FICAT|ON
SHOW MADE a HIT
PROMINENT MEN BEING
lMPERSONATED.
HOUSE COW" COMES IN
Declared OF be Emblem Of Admins
tration-Castro Rushes in Seek
ina Refuge, And is Made to
Tend the Cow.

Washington, April 17--Another of
the notable gridiron jolIilicaticns with
President Taft as star guest was
held tonight. The dinner was attend
ed by may in the public eye, IN
Guiding Speaker Cannon. members of
the cabinet, Of the diplomatic corps,
and of congress ana captains of in
dustry and finance.
A minstrel show was the bit Of the
evening. In true minstrel fashion
with all accomplishments Of busters
and a more or less discordant band, a
troupe Of the clubs talent paraded
through the hall before going on the
stage" The program Of the show
was clever imitation Of the real
thisg g.
Eating Through Georgia was The
opener, and in it the minstrels, in a
song of Taffs journey through Geor,
gla last fall, his eating 'possum, ALI
gator steaks and everything else put
before him.
Lively Conversation.
Then there onsued some lively con
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-18
j. S. SPECIAL
AGENT SUICIDES
WIN. r. BAINBRIDGE, STATIONED
AT PARIS, PUTS BULLET
IN BRAIN.
IN RUN DOWN CONDITION
Both Mentally and Physically
IEuties For Treasury Depart
ment Caused Breakdown
Was From iowa.

Paris April 17--William Il. Ban,
bridge, special agent Of the United
States treasury Department atta:he !
to the American consulate here, SHOT
aud killed hiManf tnday is be-
liayed he was temporarily insane.
Baiabrdee, who vas from Iowa,
was second secretary Of the Ameri'
can legation at 2ekin eight years ago.
He resigned from the diplomatic SER
vice in 1903.
In March, 1896 he declined the
American consulship at Annoy,
China, and was afterwards appointed
special customs agent Of the Unit Il
States a Paris
Bainbridges position as chIf Ct
the Paris bureau, to which he was APP
pointed two years ago, involved diai-
cult ard exaetlng duties and grad
ually he broke down from worry and
cyerwork, coupled with insomnia.
Recently he suffered from halluei.
being under the impression
that enemies. were trying to rtin him.
Daring the past week he scarcely
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-18
REMOVE TARIFF
FROM CEREALS
IS ADVICE or PATTEN--sAYS
MARKETS OF THE WORLD
APE ON PARITY.
WILL HAVE TO Be DONE
Inside of Ten Years at Any Rate
Bull Leader Left Wheat Market
- Itself Yesterday, and
Prices Went Up,

Chicago April 17.-Afier a memor
able speculative week the Board ot
Trade closed at noon until Metday
with conditiCs S in the wheat market
still unsettled Today James A, Par.
ton, the bull leader personally lett
the market to its fate, which fate,
from the view Of the Patten crowd.
inn royed considerably, as prices ad.
vanced over a cent In the May and
July options.
Patton paid his respects, to Seere.
tary of Agriculture Wilson, declaring
that The latter's estimate Of the avail
able supply Is joke, insisting it Is
incorrect He declared himself in IA
yor Of removing the tariff on wheat
at once and said II would have TO b.,
done inside Cf ten years at any rate
He insisted taht the removal Of the
tariff would not affect the price OF
wheat penny, for the markets Of the
wcrld are tg a parity now. He al
ded, take OFF the duty on corn. oats
and live stock too, for il will not b
long before we WIN have to import
them"
The weeks place in the speculative
history is due to the practically pas
ing OF the so-called May deal" and
tie active management Of the bulls
and bears all along the line concern
i.g the proper price of July contracts
fer wheat From this time on tie
price cf May may iluctuate erratlcally
hut it is sattd that there will be lit
tie trading in il.
The bears admit that Patton wen
in that struggle and that he IS Tho
arbiter Of the price. However a fe5
settlements Of this delivery, II Is said
remain to be made. The price durius
the week ranged between $1,25% and
$12SM and clcsed today at Sl.2SM
July. which went DOVE to sl14%
under tremendous pressure THURSDAY
CLOSED today within Q shade of the
best price Of the week, 81 1888.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-18
N 'vEY WHIPPED
IN 5OIH ROUND
KNOCKED OUT BY JOE JEAN
NETTE IN FIERCE BATTLE IN
PARIS WHICH LASTED THREE
HOURS AND A HALF.

Paris, April lin the greatest
fight witnessed in France since John
L. Sullivan and Charley Mitchell
drew at Chantilly in 1883, Joe Jean
nette. of New York. tonight defeate |
Sam McVey, of California. in the fif-
tieth round of a finish fight.
The contest lasted three and a half
hours McVey had the better of the
figAt up t1 the fortieth round and in
both the 21st and 22nd rounds he had
the New Yorker so groggy he could
barely keen on his feet
Jeanette bore the punishment
bravely a-d recuperated in a wonder
full manner McVev had almost worn
himself out after forty rounds and by
this time the New Yorker was coming
back. BY effective in-flghting he
gradually beat the Californian AMI
practically had Ism knocked out
when the fight ended. McVey's sec
c2ds throwing up the sponge.
Jeanette was the favorite in the
betting and the purse was $4,000
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-18
SITUATION IN
TURKEY WORSE
NUMBER OF TOWNS REPORTED
EURNED-CITY OF TARSUS
WIPED OUT.
CHRISTIANS ATTACKED
Feasants Come Down From Mountains
and Massacre Armenians--
Wholesale kiIiin1 Of Off
GERS in Constantinooie.

Constantinople, April 17,-Tfe Brit
ish consul at Alexandra e,egraphs
that tho most disturbed condition pre-
walls there and requests the instant
dispatch Of war vessel. A telegram
today from The vice consul at Adana
reports great loss of life and property
at that place. but adds that the disor-
ders have practically ceased in the
town.
Serious attacks have been made on
the Christians in Taysus. and part of
the town has been burned. A school,
thought to be American school, was
saved No additional news has be n
received here regarding the fate of
the missionaries. British war ship
is now on it's way 10 Mersina.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-18
WAS EFFICIENT MAN.

Washington. April 17-Wm. z
Bainbridge was confidential agent a
the treasury in charge at Paris II d
was foryseven years Of age. His
siGenca wac at Council Bluffs, la
pairbr.dga had had long eXperieac
in the customs service and for a year
or more had been IN charge of the
Paris district
He was regarded as cne Cf thc
best mon in the foreign service B1ir-
bridge on one OCCASION was Fen. on
an important mission for the stae
department to one of the Sou b
American states His sa'ar- IN
Paris had recently been increased by
the treasury department becaurc q
his efficiency.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-18
MARCHING ON cAuIToL.

Constantine pc April 1.-THE CON-
mittee of Union and Progress his
given convincing prcof Of its power
and influence over the third army
Two military trairv, each containing
eight hundred infantry, arrived this
morning at Tcha'a'ja, sky even
miles from the capitol, ana four
other trains are expected to reach
that point within the next twenty
four hours.
Preparations are also boing made
as Saloniki for the dispatch of a NUM-
ber of trains to Constantnople. After
remaining short time at Tchatalie
the two trains continued on to
Spartakuleh, inside rnp line of fortti-
cations at Hademkoi forty miles
from the capitol, which was aban-
doaey during he night by the artil-
lery Of the garrison.
The Saloniki troops evidently arc
collecting at Spartakuleh where they
should number not less than seven
thousand by tomorrow with the rein
forcements that are coming from
Adrianople. Within a day or two the
committee will have between fifteen
and twenty thousand men within
striking distance of Constantinople,
where the mutinous garrison. having
practically discarded its officers aud
all dicipline. will not be able to offer
resistance if indeed any attempt at
resistance is made.
II is believed that the Saloniki bat.
talions on Their arrival here will de-
manl the fuliillment of several con
ditions. which The srltan and new
government will find it impossible to
reject. The advance of the sod ers
has greatly impressed the public and
it is expected that some quick
changes will be made among the
government officials.
The artillery at Halemoki mutt
neered during the night. Selling
some of their officers and compelling
Others to don the uniforms of pr
Yates. they entrained for Constant
nople, to the number Of twelve hun
dred. in order o assure themselves
| that the constitution was being main
/ tainad and that the Sultan was alive.
They marched to the war Cffic =,
where they were entertained wi re-
| freshments. afterwards proceeding TO
parliament Here :ney listened to re-
. assuring speeches by the acting pr5si-
dent of the chamber and several
! prominent deputies. The men subse.
auently entrained AMI returned TO
/ Hademkoi.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-18
CAIRO EXPOSITION
CLOSED LAST NIGHT WITH OVER
THOUSAND VISITORS AT
TENDING.
9pecial Program For Children Yec-
tcrGay Afternoo1-Corteois
At Booths LSet
Nirht.

Cairo's great Trade and lnlust ial
Exposition closed yesterday, wi h
biz crowds beth afternoon aud night.
The childerns matinee was we !
patronized and rr5yel enter ainilg
10 the young folks, At night fully a
thousand peop.a visited the show. A
serlas Of special contests were de-
yiscd for visitors at the booths. On
{bat attracte much attention was a
large Jar full of Schuh's Home Made
Pills. There were 1877 guesses on
tits contest. Mis-. Mary Norris of
Jonesborc. H., was the lucky one.
There were 31140 pills in the bottle
Miss Morris guess was 3I139. Sic
received $5 as offered by the SaimA
Drug Co.
Scudder-Ga1e-Wc Wcaren Co. had can
Of Argonaut Peas on exhibition and
every visitor was allowed a guess as
TO how many peas were in The can,
the one guessing nearest the number
to receive a case Of assorted Arso-
naut Brand goods MIS-. VIII Bryant
won the case Of goods she guessel
1920 There were, by actual count
1882 .neas In the can
Ae The Woodward Fardwme Co s
boGta thcre was a jar Of na.H Every
one had guess as to how many in
the lar, The winner 10 receive Per
oolatcr." There We're $3.50 nails in the
jair Three persons, Miss Ju Ia slao,