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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-14
While They Secured the Wcan.
ity Of Columbus, Ind, Their
Quarry Slumbered Quietly
In Office.
ABDUCTION CHARGE
Is VERY PROBABLE
Notorious Mr. Caldwell Again
Plays the Star Part in q
Serio- Comedy Has Trou-
bles to Burn.

Columbus. Ind. May ll.-Charlss
W. Caldwell. lawyer. was arrested
here this morning to await investiga-
tion Of accusations made by A. n.
Remy Of Elizahethtown. who claims
Caldwell. who is . married man. had
planned secret meetings With Remy's
sixteen year old daughter. After
posse with hounds had been hunting
all night for Caldwell. Sheriff Cox
at seven o'clock this mosning went
to Caldwells office and was admitted
by Caldwell himself. who had appar.
emily slept in his office with all his
clothes ON. Caldwell expressed sur.
prise at the exciting times experienc-
ed by the men and dogs during the
night. and claimed to know nothing
whatever about any shooting or other
occurrences during the night He said
the sheriff could have found him in
his office any time during the night.
% he had SLEPT there. No formal
charge has been placed against Cald-
we'll.
sued 9seeseasy kWex.
!. Caldwell recently eained noeoe3sty
IN his effort to .file suit IN. the couEts
st Warrington. d. c.. 10 oust oecre-
tsYy Of state KNOX. and "Wednesday
was made defendant n . seoene1ooal
suit for divoece
Caldwell IL alleged to have perfect,
Misses Bema and Helen Hemy. daugh-
tiers Of Gustave Remy. bat when hs
approached the spot planned for their
meeting he was fired on eight times
by the angry father.
Caldwell made his escape and Rsmy
called all Of the county officers and
sent for the bloodhounds to hunt the
man.
Letter Gives Ploe 10 Fatlsee.
Remy unthoughtedly opened . let
ter last evening which had besn ad-
dressed to his sixteen year old daugh-
ter Bema and declared he learned OF
Caldwell's plans to take her away
with him. In his letter. It n said.
Caldwell told her to meet him at 7:45
O'Clock near their homo. The young
girl realized that she was making .
critical step and It 10 said she decided
that her name would be protected II
her sister Helen. II years old. accom-
panied them.
The girls went to the home Of the
Rev. w. r. Smith. and. Il II said. In
tended leaving there ~ the appointed
time. Both girls had been IN Cald.
wells class in the Elixabeehtown
schools and will be graduated In June.
Waited q ehe Barn.
The irate father, learning of tae
facts. stationed himself in tho barn
and when Caldwell was within twenty.
feet OF him commenced firing. He
emptied his revolver and shotgun and
n Caldwell maAe q hasty retreat ran
after him. None Of the shots took e.
feet.
Caldvell's wife. Viola Caldwell
brought sensational charges egsinst
her husband tor divorce
The Remy girls arc at the home Of
the Rev. Mr.. Smith and refuse 70 ~.
turn to their fathers homo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-14
EX|LEO TO SIBERIA
Eighteen Russian Social DEM
ocrats Are Ordered
Banished Today.
ONE A FAMOUS HISTORIAN

Moscow. May IL Convicted OF being
members Of local social democratic
organization. eighteen prisoners were
sentenced today to perpetual exile in
Siberia and twenty others to impris-
Onment from one to three years each
Among the exfles is Prof RochkDff Of
Moscow univeEsity. the Russian histo-
rian. who vas found 70 h1se direct
111noctioD-M -Mlkh th0 o9Ean1aofinn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-14
4 JURYMAn LyNCHtO
Tennessee Night Riders Re-
venge Themselves To-
day on Enemy.
HUNG TO BARN RAFTERs

Union City. Tenn, May l4.-Mans-
field Harieson, . former member OF the
special grand jury. which recently in
dicted a hundred night riders. was to-
day taken from his home and hanged
to the rafters In his barn. There is
no clue to the perpetrators
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-14
An UNDERGROUND
STREAM IS FOUND
Newest Discovery on Site Of
Murray Theater.

Gold or some other precious metal
win probably be the next thing found
at the Murray theater. under the pro-
gess Of construction at Tenth and
Main streets First gravel was found
and now 4 subteranean stream Of wat
er has been discovered near the south
west corner Of the building. The con-
tractor had to stop operations and
try and pump the stream dry in order
that the foundation might be laid.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-14

Continued on Page Two.)
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-16

for I, big breaker came laundering
over the weather rail.
The breaker caught Bob at the fore
backstays. He jumped up and put his
arm through the coils of the fore sheet,
hanging in straps in the royal back
stay.
The straps were rotten, and Bob and
the coil sheet rope dropped and disap-
pcared in the boiling deck waters.
The waters surged to leeward and
carried a dark object with them.
The skipper threw life buoy from
the poop.
Poor Bobr said everybody to him
self. 1t was all we could do for him.
Bob was gone, and there seemed to be
no help for it,
We had the Mary Ann snug at last.
Our watch had still an hour more be-
low, not long enough to make it worth
while to crawl into our hunks, and we
lighted our pipes, lay down on our
chests and discussed poor Bob.
Bill, who was Bob's own chum, went
to Bob's bunk and overhauled the
things.
1T is enough to make anybody rip
ping mad 10 think of rotton old strap
chuclling Il poor fellow overheard"
mused Bill. Christmas night too.
Say, boys, when we auction this stuff
off we've got to show Bob up hand
some to his friends"
1t must be explained that when sail
ors die at sea their belongings are sold
at auction to the crew. This custom
serves double purpose. 1t is easier
TO ship money halfway around the
globe than to insure the safe delivery
of an old wooden chest A good sum
of money is also more welcome to most
heirs than IL chestful of tarred rags.
Besides, the sea auctions give the ship
mates of the dead an opportunity to
raise his reputation" by adding gener-
ously to his account.
Everybody wanted TO fill the Christ
mas stockings of poor Bobs folks. The
chief mate, Dickson, good naturedly
consented that the auction should be
held then and there and came to the
forecastle with pencil and paper to re-
cord the sales as fast as they were
made.
Here YOU are, boys-here you are!
Get your money ready. The greatest
Cape Horn sale ever held will now
start" rasped the old chief. First
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-16

girls. Soon every bough on the great
tree bIossomed with little lights. Some
of the flames were faint, but many
candles were lighted the cross one
just sputtered Il minute and then
went out. The other shone so brightly
that a gentleman standing near said;
"Oh, what 4 brilliant candle. But it
is almost out Of sight among the green
branches We ought to put it where
it can be seen better"
Put it on the very tiptop," said a
little lady.
And that is where they did put it
on the very uptop Of the tree, where
it nodded and cleaned in answer to
the smiling faces around it.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-16
A CHRISTMAS
AT CAPE: HORN.
O zss ss:s Z e +: + % e ::.=:: ::::: : $ Y: s: :::

~ nee | had shipmate who cele-
a brated the most grateful Christ
W mas Of his lfc at the Horn
1t was on the Mary Ann, in
December. 1891 She was deep cut
steel clipper but she was a four mast
ed bark. and four masted barks are all
ugly in heavy seas. The best sea boat
afoat will plunge at cape Horn, but
four mastcd barks are all the time IN
der water. Sometimes they are swamp
ct altogether ami Goat waterlogged
around the Horn Then the current
pushes them south to perish in the
icc jam
some sailors can be Iikened to the
four mastcd harlis They are the sail
or5 who have been too long away from
home. NJ sailors plunge literally into
shore life lu The too long away from
home f".l"U aFr ms n rule. swampcd
ia shore .isa breakers
orn Of n. atoa Oh the Mary Am
was .oJ ay. typical too long
away from ha.g" unrrnuatc. EYl
hob still a.d aolnah Gaar 20 "
h"ar 70 st s#r,ou On larn tnaa
one . aru 4 ,la i,d wish the a
oator 5ul chat rla ou1 Of The vos-
aeo SEQ h.ngrioa.hs own loved
ones a- haao
@ ela cua oG
tfjH l5 fe
@a .a1
sLr uaIsr I.e
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-16
Santa Claus Revenge.

Belated comes advice tonight
That, without proper cause,
Two foolish boys went on a strike
Against old Santa Claus.
They sent him written word that he
Must take two trips a year,
The first an early one to see
. What children wanted here.
They said his work of late was bad.
They criticised his taste.
They said 1t made them very sad
Those presents gone to waste!
They asked him why he thought a boy
Would want Teddy bear.
They said 1t seemed he could employ
Much better judgment there.
They wrote him frankly what they
thought.
A protest In each line.
They told him that they thought he ought
TO sell out and resign.
They covered reams of paper then
To tell him what to do
The how. the which. the what. the when
They carefully went through
And then they told him what 10 bring
For each boy in their town.
And for themselves-"Oh everything.
Was just what they put down.
They thought tile saint was far too old
To understand their scheme.
And each one bought Il bag. to hold
Their presents. 1t would seem,
but when they woke on Xmas morn
With ''Wha; did Santa bring?"
Why. iUst as sur" ~ YOU are born.
lie hadn't le:t thing!
STACY e. BAKER
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-16
THE cheerful.
WAX CANDLE,
BY ALICE LIE RARoN.

Copyright 1909 by American Press Asso-
ciation.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-16
The Barber's jake.

Christmas morning and the barber
very busy.
I'D rather shave ten Germans than
one American"
The rubicund brewer in the chair
smiled broadly through the lather.
"Goot." he chuckled. dot vos
right! But vy?"
The barber took tirmer hold upon
his victims nose as he replied:
"Ten Germans pay me dollar and
half-one American only 10 cents
And you could have heard the ther-
mometer drop.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-16
For CIlappra Skin.

Charped skin whcth,r on the hands
or face may be cured in one night by
applying Chamberlain's Salve It is also
unequalco for soro nipples, burns and
scales. For sale by G. G. Tageart.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-16
Popcorn!

"If Santa Claus has corns the same
as grandpa" said wee girl the other
day. II fink he'd be 'fraid to come
down the chimney over hot fire for
fear his corns would pop"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-16
Latest pnnuIar Music

Miss May Gould, teacher of piano
forte has received full line of the lat
est and most popular sheet music. All
the popular airs. Popular and class
ical music. Prices reasonable.
Att
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-16
The Christmas Manger.

In France may be almost universally
seen representations of the manger in
which Christ was born, with figures of
Mary, Joseph and the child Jesus, and
cattle feeding near by.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-16

vessel % the wind
on the other tack.
Bob was sent for
ward to furl the
fore staysail. The
rest of us went
10 the braces and
pulled the yarCs
in to starboard.
Then came the
uglicst part Of the
job. Slowly the
Mary Ann turned
10 face her foe
again. But before
she could head
her bow against
the mighty seas
they broke over
her from stem to
stern.
Bob came aft
from the staysail
to join us jus5 rs
we all jumped
,.,rt Lf IT. ,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-16

Fall colds are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar, the great throat and
The evening world., 1909-01-04
Fresh Roasted COffeeS

The BUTLER COFFEES noted for superior cup quality
q Stamps with lib. Old Plantation Coffee soc
10 Stamps Free with x lib. Old Plantation Coffee 15c
IS Stamps Free with lib Best Blended Coffee Csc
Stamps Free with 4 b. Best Blended Coffee 13c
30 Stamps Free with lib. Best Maracaibo Coffee zoe
IS lamps F ee with Z lib. he tMaracaibO Coffee 1Oc
10 Stamps Free with lib. Best Santos Coffee 17c
Stamp Free with Z lib, Best Santos Coffee. SC
S Stamps Free with Id. Golden Santos Coffee 1Sc
The evening world., 1909-01-04
New Teas UnderDriced

Our latest TEAS giving supreme satisfaction.
20 amps Free with lib Choice No. 2 Teas Csc
10 Stamps Free with 4 Id. Choice No. 2 Teas 13c
Stamps Free with a lb Choice No. 2 Teas . 7c
30 Stamps Free with lb Choice Mo. 1 Teas =. Csc
Is Stamps Free with 4 lib. Choice No. Teas 1Sc
7Stamps Free with a lb Choice No Teas M &c
80 Stamps Free with lib. Best soc Teas . soc
30 Stamps Free with Z lib. Best soc Teas . . Csc
is Stamps Free with d lib. Best soc Tets Ire
The evening world., 1909-01-04
THIRTEEN CLUBS BANQUET
A Hot Time Promised at the install
lation OF Comptroller Metz as
Chief Ruler.

The installation OF Comptroller Metz
as chief ruler IT the Thirteen Club viii
be the feature of the twenty-seventh
anniversary banquet at the St Regis on
Jan. Is. The advance announcement
characterizes as a bacchanalian rev
elry called La Multi Blanche" the
White Night. lie Pousse Cafe" Is
described as dark seance" In which
thirteen members OF the club will enact
weird and mystical anti supcrstitious
device known rs "Revelry OF the by
ing"
In the Reign of Reason" which
Comptroller Metz and other officers
elect will be installed by the present
chief ruler, Reginald S. Doull, Martin
W. Iittleton will deliver an address on
superstition in Its Various Modes. "
and VIII Carleton. the poet, one On
"Superstitions OF Poets" In ~ BNc-
chanala" the jewellers will be Capt.
Jack Crawford. the poet-scout; Archie
Gum, Judge William b. Green. John
+. Wade, Paul Dufault. tenor: james
y. Fitzgerald. baritone Miss Nina
Gordon. mimic. and Mrs. jayne Water
Gus, soprano.
The evening world., 1909-01-04
SHOW GIRLS ON HIGH
SCAFf0lD POST" BILLS.
i'rnl Nnn Does the Work, but
crowd 81 800 watch and

\ bold bid for Park Row recognition
to-day was the display of three pairs Of
nent ankles NJ nu altitude OF fifty feet.
Tho "usIhlc and ostentatious occu-
patton Of the owners OF the same ankles
was the posting Of theatrical three
sheet" ON the walls Of deserted build
INK in Chambers street, the site OF the
proposed municipal building
The Misses "Bllly" Cuppier Irene
George and stella Hanson, each Of
whom came downtown In her own au-
tomobile. are show girls.
They showed the art Of bIll-postlng to
the cdincution Of crowd Of five hun-
dr"l persons. sum' photographers and
an appiaudIng press agent, Misses Cup
pier and George bet a box OF gloves. so
the story goes, ana Miss Hanson was
the referee
George Clarke, real bill-postcr, did
all the work
Then n policeman "ame UP and said:
oct them gals down of the scaffold:
they are ohstruCting traffic"
Thcy didn't insist on staying up.
The evening world., 1909-01-04

ship built Mt Relfnst by Hnrland e
Wolf In lSN n'l her port OF registry
IS Rotterdam, which is the home port OF
the iialtanl-Nworcn line. whose yes
sells rHIl at 5puIuEnc Sur- AIcr to take
passengers and malls Tor New YORK.
she is %, l.,ul tons
The entrance lu the river Mas, on
which river tu" Dutch seaport OF Rot
tcrdpu Is situated, is very difficult to
navigate I'm winter owing to the uu-
mcruus shoals aud the dense fors from
the %uuh S,I. :, rule the liners run
aground uu the mud banks ana get OF
without any injury to their hulls, but
thcrG ar" some dangerous rock~ M the
mogth Of the Mas close to tur Hook
of Holland.
The evening world., 1909-01-04

First Quality Teas of the Orient
100 Stamps Free with lib. Diana Brand Teas zoe
so Stamps Free with 4 lb Diana Brand Teas 35c
IS Stamps Free with a lib. Diana Brand Teas 18c
The evening world., 1909-01-04
DELAY FOR SARAH KOTEN.

The trial ~ Sarah Koten, the nurse
who ON Juno Of last year shot and
killed nr Martin ". Auspl'2. was once
more adjourned To-day by Justice
bowling in the supreme Court.
Assistant DIStrIct-Attorncy Mott.
making tie motion for an adjournment.
said that he thought the woman would
be- ready for trial during the latter part
of the month. Abraham Levy, Sarah
Eutcu's counsel. said that her son,
born shortly after Nh" shooting, was III
with pneumonia in the woman's prison
nm llluIAMMlNs lAllMl
The evening world., 1909-01-04
Quotes SherIey's Speech.

Nj, Sherley stated that there had
cen pronounced abuses growing out
Il the use OF the secret service for pur-
The evening world., 1909-01-04
An Unwarranted Attack.

the President rcrc reviews a sp.rinl
rticle on mo Clyil Service, published
~ Chicago new Spapcr on Jan g. 1901,
Wnl'h TINS statement Is made econ.
sress does not intend tn have fuucHe
~" any other kind o. minister 81 police
80 be used by the executive departments
gnns' Tie d gisa'Ivc branch OF the
government
This article President Roosevelt saws
re Understands was written by l.. ".
HuSbrS, at that time private secretary
TO the Speaker " the House. tie calls
ne article an unwarrrantcd attack ON
IN" secret service. and continues
But all Of this 10 OF insignificant i'm.
portance compared with the main, tho
real Issue. This issue Is simply: Does
Congress desire that the Government
shall have at Its disposal the most EN-
Gent instrument for the detec ton of
criminalB and the prevention and pun
ishment Of crime, or doe1 IL not2 The
action OF the House last May was EN-
An action against the iptsreu.
OF justice and against the interest Of
iaw-sbidirg people. and IN its effect Of
now dealing with motives; whatever
may have been the motive that induced
the action OF which speak, this was
beyond all question tho effect Of that
action. II the Rouse now willing to
remedy the wrong7
In conclusion, | most earnestly ask
in the name OF good Government and
decent nistration. In the name OF
honesty and for the purpose Of bringing
to justice violators OF the Federal laws
wherever they may be found, whether
in public or private life, that the action
taken. by the House last year he re.
yeryed
The evening world., 1909-01-04
GOES
AGROUND IN FOG
NEAR HOME PORT
fIolIlnd-America Liner, Bound
for New York, Stuck in
the Mas.

ROTTERDAM, Jan, THE steamship
S,atcudam. ut the Holland America
line, which sailed from this port to New
York on Saturday In command OF Capt.
Bruinsma, Is reported to have gone
aground last night in fog.
The S.at"ndnr Is n twin screw steam
The evening world., 1909-01-04

nc'cs other than those Intended put.
ing his statement IN th" form o. Il
question:. and In the sumo form further
stated that the prNlt. rluluct' of
members NJ Congress. senators and
others ought not 10 Ice mycst.!lted uy
ihe secret service, ana ,hlt they yluld
lvt iuyus safe a member NJ tuuEr,S-
Eho had been accused Of conduct ur.
o"nomins u gentleman AND member
The evening world., 1909-01-04

gnrdeu. and ,b,, s,c, rorr,,,o ,,,
I low IN ne u'ed as would cffoctunlly pre-.
| ',h' "II aN'u violation ~. law here
| ".Jrr
Hits At TawrcV
80
MI IANhcN, Yer instance, says. /,
Us '"I N'r purpose 81 stopping the use
' tL'lS service IN every possible wa
'H" d'plfun"his ~ we Government
,'' ,ut provision was Inserted and
. 9Hl,, + say 5. now, t.ht was ~"
.. n, I|S ". ".,',l, ati .ii'll"tlot coulu
= 'al "t",n ~" uullNlti'S 81 the secret
~. Nv Nt, 'ttHIH'lI" I"'I"Ned IN the
,f ,., '',.' ",.I ny in' we H'IS'st part
r,.nt az ""','l .suil'Sl u'r employ
,g.,niI o' t"' .Fet service was CON
.i.I,,i ' '.r S,atSI",ni jHhl 1t was In
,,,,'''m e.. ME VI 'uuiNe' such a
,1'ri IN, ro :, ~, !, a'i MIa an arSu,
not nm orrim,nt for IN, Pn"' nrnI,.,n II rs
all. II is ,Implv a satamnnt ~, uh a.,
Ea ly E rn1" men men making 1t conceive To
"'rlrrc was horn bv ,rnrtc,,i,, or,
drnC, statement Tho ,s n,i,io,''t t aoI
was the inv and 0npEt m hn t,, ,s'" T., =, ~
that the secret SeryiCr sho'ItI nr,, :" " "
used 10 suppress rnuntrrfniIir ""'S W.
that the law should be made mn1e rig;I
than ever in This respect 's''
n. y,, 4. n.I ~,
VII way " Nndn'as Club
"tncidentally, | NAV say tbo, T., me
Judgment there Is ample legal an,hor -
for the statement that this appropriottonI
Law to which reference wax MAX Nv ,,,,'
POSES no restrictions whatever ,inn, ~
use OF the Secret Service men h,it , ro.
ates solely to the expenditure ~ ,be
money appropriated Nir. Tawnev IN t t,e
debate stated that he had I'm his nos s s..'
sion a letter from the Secretary ~ tho
Treasury received a few DAYS ago in
which the Secretary of III" Treos,,rv
himself admits that the provisions nm.
der which the appropriation has been
made have been violated year Tar
year for number Of years in his own
department.
Il append herewith as Apperdix A IN.
letter referred to. WV
ut makos no such admission a. that
which Mr.. Tawney ALLEGES. Il contains
on tho contrary, as you will sse Nv
seading II, an emphatic protest
lights delegated to the secretarv ., th hs
Treasury by existing law, ava ,ono
Guides by asserting that he i'm nr;t.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-24
RELATED TO GRAND JURY AT
CHICAGO YESTERDAY-SEV-
ERAL INDICTED.
.SI5O,oOO WASSECURED
Detective-Dive Keeper Among
Indicted, Made 100000
In Levee District.

Chicago, July 23--An astounding
story of graft in the so-ealled We
Side l5vee CT Chicago is said to have
beea related to the grand jury.
Detective Sergeant Jeremiah Grit
fin. alleged to have been the llec'o
Of protection money from the dive
keepers. gamble ana cocaine seller
was indicted on eight counts He Is
alleged to have gathered as high as
$4,000 a month, a very small part of
which remained in his own pockets
In all Griffin, who travels ort of tie
DesPlalnes street station. the head
quarters of Inspector Mccain, is al
legged to have collected $150,000 from
the denizens of the under world Of
the West Side.
Indictments were also returned
against Louis Frank, saloon keeper
and politician whs is said to have
accumulated a fortune cf $1,000,000 in
the levee district. and against M'ch,
ael Heitler, the latter being familiarly
known as Mike the Pike They
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-24
IN kOENIGSBURG, GERMANY -
FIRST CASE I'M THAT couN-
TRY THIS YEAR.
FON DU LAC, WIS.,, MAN
Another Report Shows His Father-in.
law, of Ohio, Also Died, and For
mer's Widow is Returning
With Bodies.

Berlin, July 23.--At the Prussian
ministry Of education, worship and
health it was confirmed today that an
Americans traveller had died from chcl
era at Koenigsburg but the name OF
the man was not then known Later
it was learned that his name was Rog-
er Winfield, business man OF Fond
Du Lac, Wis. The widow of the man
and the railroad employees, are still
isolated anI will be held until the
danger of their contracting the dis
tase has been passed.
All Of them were in perfect health
tonight. Whinfield's baggage consist
ed Of four trunks marked with his
name and searing labels showing that
teev had haen TO Vladiyostok, and ar
rived in Berlin Wednesday evening.
They were seized ioday when lie
news same from Koenigsburg Of the
death there of the owner, from cholera
and taken to the Frederichsstrasse
baggage depot and disinfected, AL
though every precaution has been taxi
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-24
SENATE HOLDS
SHORT SESSION
cuLBERsoN MAKES SHORT TALK
DEFENDING ACTION OF DEM
ocRATs CRANES NoMiNA-
TION Is CONFIRMED.

Washington. July 23.-After ses-
sion of about half an hour today the
senate adjourned untii Monday. which
is day earlier than under the agree
ment for sessions only on each third
day while the tariff bill is in confer
ence. The date was moved up in the
hope that a conference report might
be in shape to be presented Monday.
The senate also listened to- a repre-
sentation from Culberson concerning
the Democratic course towards the
tariff bill in the senate. He contended
that the Democrats had been exeep-
tionally harmonious and united, and
undertook to refute all statements 10
the contrary.
In a brief executive session a large
number of presidential nominations
wer confirmed, including that OF
Charles R. Crane to be minister to
China