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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
SHOOTING MATCH
At v|NCENNtS
CLIFTON GoSNELL, JR, AND AL
YAH ptckELL IN HOSPITAL
AT POINT OF DEATH-SHooT-
lST is IN JAIL.

Vincennes, Lind. July 2l.-Cliftou
Gosnell Jr.. %, and Alvah Pickell, "a,
lie at the point of ceath in the hos
uital here tonight as a result of 4
shooting affray at Lakewood par!;
Charles Humphreys is In jail TO await
the outcome of Pickells injuries.
According to the stories of witness
es to the police, Walter Myer and
Pickell, and two gir-s came to the
park with several bottles of beer
Cosnell. it Is said, told the party that
drinking was not permitted upon the
grounds. During a quarrel which fo,
lowed GOsnell fell with a bullet
through his stomach. Pickell ian, bnt
Charles Humphreys. an employe OF
the park, il is said, opened fire. Pick
ell was shot three times and serious
ly wounded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
BOLIVIA WOULD
FIGHT TO LAST
WOULD RETAIN LAND CUT OFF
BY AlCORTA'S AWARD "
WHOLE COUNTRY WERE
DRENCHED IN BLOOD. ~

LaPaz, Bolivia, July 2l-The Diarie
in semi-offical editorial says; AR.
gentine has placed BoIivia and Peu
in an extremely delicate situation.
The object of arbitration was to seal
the permanent friendship of the two
nations but the monstrous injustice
of the award has resulted in placing
them on the verge of war
The Argentine process says that
Bolivla's reputation means war with
Peru. We do not wish such an ex.
treme. A solution should be found
in the way of peace and equity avoid
ing a desperate situation. We ask Pc
ri to respect the Bolivian possession
if that is impossible 1t is likewise I'M
possible for Bolivia to romply with the
award where the national sentiment
is so intensely opposed to it. Bolivia
would be justified In retaining those
regions were the whole republic
lrenched in blood"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
.CONFER{ES DINE
AT WHITE HOUSE
BUT THE CONFERENCE THERE
PRODUCED NO IMPORTANT
RESULTS.
ONE QUESTION SETTLED
That Those Framing Tariff VIII Have
TO Fix Own Differences-s2res
dents Efforts Appre-
cated, However.
Washington, July 21.-The White

Washington, July 2l.-The White
House dirner and conference. al
whica the tariff conferees AID TIE
presidents closest advisers wert
brought together torIght in an effCrt
to settle the differences regarding the
tariff bill, ended at 1880 with tht
disputes. over raw materials no noarel
adjustment than they wee before ths
dinner
Only cne que stion was de g mined
beyond appeal and that was thai thI
conferees VIII have 20 settle their own
differences. Pains were taken, how
ever, to convey the impression that
this decision is not Indicative of any
absence OF appreciation Cf the rre2i
dents efforts Il merely confirmed
what the elder statesmen" lad as
sertol from tie frt- tha' tar.ff max
ing is trading, and TIE .sNrey'l er
and the strong st sacticn is bound
to get the best Of ;he argurent
Briefly state the repr santGty 5
OF the house a,d senate p,a ( call
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22

admitted that they were unable to
forecast the outcom>. Aldrich spoke
for the senate AMI Cannon and
Dwight. Republican whip. for the
house.
dwight SPOKE Of the in urge I
movement organized by the free raw
material" faction in the house, but
he was rot ready TO estimate the
strength of this element Payne eX-
pressed the opinion that conference
report carrying free iron ore, coal
hides and oil coud be adopted in the
house but he said he had not can
vassed the situation. Aldrich was very
positive that such a report woul 4
fail in the senate but he thought there
could be reductions made in the sen
ale rates, with perhaps iron ore and
oil transferred to the free list. with
out endangering its adoption.
Apparently the president realized
that the time had not yet arrived to
call for decision on the subject of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
PENAL|ztO FOR
FAST RUNNING
GLlDCEN TOURISTS MAKE BET.
TER TIME BETWEEN FORT
DODGE AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
THAN ON ANY DAY so FAR,

Omaha, July 21-The Glidden tour
lists completed their run from Fort
Dodge to Council Bluffs. Iowa, this az
ternoon, after the fastest run TO date.
Several cars made 20 miles an horr
over good roads. The tourists detour-
ed twenty miles to avo:i bad stretch
of road.
nine hours and fortyeight minutes,
but every car except one-Jewel mum.
Der l0-arrived ahead Of time Ther2
were more penalties attached to the
various cars han on any previous day
of the tour, the reason for which, it
was explained, was the extra fast run
ming done by many of the cars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
Concluded on Third Page.)
FLOODS IN WISCONSIN
Sweeping Away Farm Houses and
Bridges-csttIe Drowned by
Destructive Torrents.

Ashland. Wis. July 21-F.ooas
from the Marengo anG White rivers
caused by the giving way of the dams
at Mason and White River power
plant. began TO reach Odanah this
evening. and hundreds OF people are
moving out of their homes Barns con-
tanning cattle. horses and hundreds
Of hogs were swept away and farm
houses lifted from their foundations.
Bridges in all directions are being
swept away.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22

the senate rate of lR cents and an
increase from the house rate Of /
cent. All the senate differentials
were adopted. Zinc in sheets will be
dutiable at Ia cents. and sheets coat
ed with nickel or other metal at two
certs. The horse rate of one cent
for oil and worn out zinc, fit only to
be manufactured. was adopted.
The senate conferees reeeded from
their amendment doubling the house
rate of five cents per pound on sail
cylic acid. The lead schedule and
products of lead were disposed of.
The senate and house rates on lead
ore were identical, tn duty being one
and one-half cents a poud. The house
made pig lead dutiable at the same
rate and the senate provided specific
ally for lead dross. lead bullion, and
pig lead at 2h cents a pound. This
rate was reduced by the conferees to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
ONLY FOUR WITNESSES OUT OF
is SUBPOSNEAED HAVE
TESTIFIED.
DISCREPANCIES SHOWN
In Stories Told BY Willing, Adams
and Eevans as 10 Manner in
Which Marine Officer
Met His Death.

Annapolis. Md, july 21.-When the
naval board of Inquiry Investigating
the death OF Lieut.. Srtton finished
the third days session today. only
four witnesses out of the fifteen so
far subpoenaed by the government
had been examined. The hearing Is
likely to drag along for several days
yet. In a few minor points referring
principally to the description Of The
immediate scene of the tragedy, At
torney Dav for the Suttons succeed
ed in showing discrepancies in Lieut..
former inquiry.
Willing, whow as officer of the day
at the marine can -, and was routed
out by Utley and Beven when Sutton
was running wild in the camp wi h
two revolveTs prior t) the ira gedy.
as the former witness had testified,
was the first maI TO say that he
reached the scene Cr the tragedy in
time to see Adams punching Sutton.
Beyan, who ran to the place where
they had all heard shots, almost at
the same time. as willing, testified
that he saw no blows exchanged.
AS Willing on cross examination
described Sutton, either starding or
on his knees, with Adams holding
him by the back of the neck with one
hand and punching him with the
other, 1t was too much for Mrs. Par
ker. SWton's sister. who sat directly
credulously at Willing, and turning t)
one of her counsel, said Indignantly:
Imagine a wild man, as ttey de-
scribe my brother to have been,
standing up with revolver in each
hand taking a puncning like that 1t
it wholly Incredible"
The long discussion of the case be-
tween Major Leonard and Mrs. Sut-
tor and her daughter last night bcre
fruit today during Willing's testi'
moLy, when the Judge advocate
asked the witness If he thought the
punching Sutton got would rave
killed him, or if the witness had any
way of knowing whether Sutton was
dead before the last shot was fired.
1t was known that Mrs. Sutton i'm
pressed upon Leonard the belief that
her son was beaten to death and
afterward shot. The witness argued
in the negative, and said there was
no doubt in his mind that Sutton
pulled the trigger Of the revolver
when he was shot.
Willing testified that he took tHe
3S calibre service revolver from Sut,
toms right hand after the shooting
but could not remember what became
of it after that. Willing, who stood
within two feet OF Sutton's head, saw
no other revolver at the time. Adams
and Bevan thought it might have
been a smaller Smith & Wesson re
volver with which Sutton shot him
self.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
APPOINTED ASSISTANT
DIRECTOR OF CENSUS

Washing on, July 2i--The an
nounaement of the appointment of
William Franklin Willoughby. of AZ
eXandria, Va. at rresenc secretary
Of state of Porto Rico, as assistant
director of the census bureau was
made today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
STEAMER AROUND.

Southampton, July 21.-The Nor h
German Lloyd steamer Derffling +
which grounded on Shingle balk
shortly after leaving this pert yes
terday, is still aground. Her cargo
is being discharged but the passen
gers, numbering 100, remain Oh, be
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
UNCLE SANS INFLUENCE
Will be Exerted if Necessary TO Pre-
vent Clash Between Argentine
and Bolivia.

Paris July 21.-The moral influence
of The United States. Brazil and Chile
will be exerted TO prevent a clash Of
arms between Argentine and Bolivia.
War between the countries would be
very regrettable to the United States.
which. with proper bounds, would 10
its best to prevent it. The United
States. however. will not interfere un-
less request TO do so is received from
one or both nations involved.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22

the employees of the Pressed Steel Car
Company has resolved Itself into a
waiting game on the part of both the
strikers and the car company Off,
Gals Two conferences held today
settlement having been reached.
The striksrs declared tonight that
they will continue TO strike an il they
receive satisfaction and what they
consider their right dues The mea
also pledged themselves TO conduct
the strike from now On without VIC
ienee or resort to riot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
The Clear Voice Of Conscience.

Whenever conscience speaks with
divided, uncertain and disputed
voice, II is not yet the voice of God.
Descend still deeper into yourself. un-
I'll you hear nothing but clear. undi.
vided voice. a voice which does away
with doubt and brings with 1t per
suasion. light and serenity.-Amiel'
Journal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
FE.TE
Means Of Celebration OF cIemencesu's
Fall BY French at Nsrbonne
Was Unpopular.

Narbonne. France, July 21.-The
fan of Clemenceau. who has been ex.
tremely unpopular in this region
since he dispatched troops to quell
the wine riots in 1907. was celebrated
here by a general fete. with illuni-
nations, decorations and a torchligat
parade.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
THREE ARE CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF BANKER SAYL0R

secondary. simply going in tcthe d
tails of the crime and how it was
committed. DR.. Miller, Mrs. Savior
and the Grundens VIII be arraig ed
tomorrow morning and Their cases sci
for trial.
Il is regarded as certain that the
defense will make a motion for a
change of venue
When the accused were notified OF
the finding of the grand jury. mani.
Tested no surprise but neither made
any statement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22

Watseks, H., July 2l&The grand
jury called TO investigate the murder
of John r. Savior at Crescent City on
July IL, late today indicted DR.. VIM.
Grunden on a charge of murder Ira
Grunden was inflicted as an accessory
after the fact.
The Indictments rontained fourteen
iounts in all. but with the exception
CT one accusing the defendants of the
actual crime, the o;aers are merely
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
LArER-TEN DROWNED.

Galveston. July 21-Ten dead is the
total number If lives :ost as far as Is
known. in the hurricane. which swept
over ,he gulf today Whiie the ei,y
escaped without am fatalities. on
Tarron fishing pier. seven miles from
the city. ten persons were washed in
to the gulf and drowned.
Those drowned are members of 4
fishing party and employees OF Tarpcn
pier marconed in the jetty II is im-
possible TO get an accurate list of the
fConeludod On FOuFfh paRe1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
Home Thoughts.

street piano grinding out Home.
Sweet Home" is apt to make a COM
mercial man on trip lonely until he
remembers that his wife wrote she
was in the midst OF housecieaning.-
Syracuse Post Standard
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
KILLED HIS WIFE.

Latonia, KY, July 21.-Nelson Tul
ley shot and killed his wife in their
home tonight. He then lrobably
fatally shot himself. The couple had
been separated as a result of domes
tic troubles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
Daily ThouQht.

Do not waste minute-not a sec
ond-in trying to demonstrate to
others the merit of your own perform
ance. If your work does not yindicate
itself, you cannot vindicate it.-Thom.
as Wentworth Higgenson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
FONSEcA QUITS POST.

LaPaz, July 2l.-Argentine Mi is
ter Fonseca left this evening for
Antofagasta in accordance with the
instructions from his government re-
calling him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
DAN PATCH BEATEN.

Grand Forks, N d., July 2i.--Minor
Heir. 1:59A, today seat Dan Patch,
.i;55, in a pacing race over the half
mile track of the state fair grounds,
Time 2:fl15.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
BUTLER STRIKERS DEMAND
IMMEDIATE WAGE INCREASE
sr@ss + I

Butler. Pa. July .l.-Despite thc
assurances Of the officials of he
Standard Steel Car company through
Father Baezewski that as soon as con
ditions warranted an increase in the
wages would be granted its employees.
the striking workingmen late today
voted 10 remain idle until their enl
ployers signed a written agreement
granting them an immediate increase
in wages and refunds On back rentals
Of the company houses.
WILL BE PEAcEABLE.
Pittsburg, July 2l.-The strike of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
handlcap Of Selfishness.

Sympathetic natures penetrates the
consciousness of others farther than
is at a loss to understand his fel.
lows.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
BOLIVIAN MINISTER LEAVES.

Buenos Ayres. July 2l.-The b
liyian minister to Argentine, Sencr
Escalier, sailed tonight for Mo IT,.
video.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
|RUMohS RIFE THAT TOWN WAS
NEARLY DESTROYED
PROVED UNTRUE. 4
mo LIVES WERE LOST
Greatest Damage Done OH Beach
Fishing Party Rescued by Pilot
Boat in the Bay--Wind Blew
So Miles zn Hour.

Galveston. Texas, July 2l-ForGi-
fled behind her seventeen foot sea
wall aud elevated 10 u point above
the dauger line, Galveston today
passed safely through q hurricane.
which resenbled somewhat in inten-
sity the disastrous stem or 1900. Part
|of the island upon which the city ID
situated was again inundated, the
|overflowng sea water reaching
height of seven feet or more. That
portion of the island which has been
protected suffered comparatively 1T
tie. No lives were lost and the prop
Ierty damage was not large.
Sweeping westward. the tropical
storm which has been cen;ral over
the Gulf OF Mexico twenty four hours
.or more. struck Galveston shortly az
ter IL o'clock. The w.nd attained a
velocity of 6S miles and hour and
shifted to the northeast, heaying the
water OF Galveston Bay up against the
island and flooding that section which
had not been raised The water back
ed up into the main streets of the
city and for time heavy loss was
feared The principal damage. howev-
er, was confined 10 the beach front,
where boat houses and pleasure piers
were swept away, but the spring was
undsturhed
IHAgl Ina fsp FrfAp h.afs
moorings, had been blown against the
bridge which conects Galveston Is'-
aud with the main land and the tee
I graph cable had been parted. As a
result all manner of rumore were
soen rife thro ughou. tie country to
the effect that Galveston had again
suffered such a storm as that which
practically destroyed the city niac
years ago As soon as communication
| could be established. these reports
were denied and the true story was
told
One fishing pier seven miles from
the city was completely demolished
by the wind and waves. Thirty or
forty people who were enjoying the
day here were rescued by the pilot
boat Texas and brought TO Galveston
In safety.
As a result Of the damage TO tee
bridge which connects Galveston with
the main land. and over which all
tranls entering or leaving the city
cross. communication py ran with Cal
weston were completely cut off and
probably will remain so until late to-
morrow.
Beaumont People Missing.
There were four or i've hsndr Il
Beaumont people, mostly women ami
= 4 l.. L.. a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22

three errors in the fifth gave Chi
cago the game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
Beaumont people Missing.

There were four or i've n.nlr 4
Beaumont people, mostly women AMI
children, living in ho;ais, cottages
and tents along the gulf shore be%unf
High Island and on to Bolivar, ard
NJ word cf any character has h'en
received from them ep to G o'clock to-
night.
Tug boats brought two huadr al
people, practically the e1tira popala-
tion of Sabine and Sabine Pass, TO
Port Arthur shortly after nooa t.
day. poth Sabine and Sabine Pass
are under water. Their was no loss
of life or property.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
Reds Defe ated.

Boston. July 2l.-Errors and
punched hits in the fourth gave the
locals runs sufficient TO win.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22

Batteries Mcintyre and Bergen
Overall, Brown and Archer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22

Concluded on Second Psge.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
Ionn Drawn Out Game.

New York. July 21-In long
drawn out game the locals defeated
St Louis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22
Pittsbure Drops Another.
r II e
Won on Errors.

Brooklyn, July 2l.-A cluster OF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22

Concluded on Fourth PaEel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22

Concluded on Second Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-22

Score r II
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-06
Bisbee Commercial
 Company Brewery Gulch. Phone 97 OPPOSITE ORPHEUM

Tovrea proceeded to get busy. This was about noon.
 The crowd begun to get busy about the same time
 Tovrea boasts of stop watch and it stopped promptly at l o'clock.
 While the manager of the horse races was parading around town with a band and few small boys with ban ners inviting one and all to the big horse racing event at Don Luis it was then a little after two o'clock.
 When the band swung into the Cop per Queen plaza -Tovrea jumped into a buggy and lit out for the race track to ''get the honey
 Wheo he hove In sight of the track the precipitation began to pop out on his forehead. He choked and gulped two or three times as he got line on the crowd. There was not less than two thousand people present and not a cent in the drawer.
 Nothing daunted the committeeman pressed into service two or three lieu tenants and ntarted in to give that crowd the same talk Hoy handed ou- the night previous. But 1t was no use.
 "Gwan. wots the mater wit youse," jawed>a husky with his girl out for a eBod time. -Youse don't own de cart. :"
 Tovrea backed off gracefully with m apology.
 The next time he tackled a little fellow from Duuxlas.
 -s"EUok here. yoezng fellow. this aint no free attraction. You will have to pay q buck to sec these thoroughbreds
 Hey. fellows, what do you ;S1ow about this yelped the smelterman. This guy with the Jeffries jaw wants money"
 Give him nothin'." was the unani- nous chorus.
 Tovrea essays.d a long explanation. but the crowd vas with the man from Dougiax
 !. About that time Nike 5Hannon raased that way. -s
 Here Mike, you are on this com mittee. Get busy and sell some tick 's<s.. rxaid Tovrea as he pressed . bunch Of the green pasteboards into Mikes hand.
 Sure" said the lrishman with a twinkle in his eye.
 He crossed over to the fence about the time a squad of soldier boys hap pened- along seeking admission.
 Put up or clear out of here" yelled Mike waving his tickets in the air.
 The sergeant stepped forward and showed the ticket seller . blanket Lass to everything in Bisbee-
 Good" said Mike. take them all and send for the balance of the boys"
 Hurrying back to Tovrea Mike re- ported with . grin on his face from ear to ear:"Well. got rid of those tickets.'
 N'Come through with the coin was the prompt reply. :But soldiers are free and I gave them an to the boys from Huachuca." :" That was the blow that took a strong
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-06
Bsbees Great Three Dv Fiesta Closes With Elaborate Po technic Display Which Eliminates Mule Mountains
 andFies the Skies For Mles-Mask Bal! Prizes s Awarded Last Night ,s
DRILLING CONTEST, HOSE RACES AND OTHER SPORT
 EVENTS CLOSELY CONTESTED BY MEN OF MUSCLE

With the rendition of Home. Sweet Home' at late hour last nighf. Bis bees three days of carnival and eel - bration of the Fourth, came te a fit ting close. Though the rain mad done much to mar the complete success of the occasion, yet the various feat ures were held as previously announc- Cd and to the satisfaction and appre- eiauon Of the hundreds of visitors rom many of the surrounding cities and country.
 At S:30 o'clock last night, the grand ball was again in full blast and the revelers were in their element On account of holding the affair in the old opera house. the masqueraders were out in even greater number than on saturday night, there being no fear of the threatening weather. The costumes varied from the courtly ele- gance of the days of Louis XIV Co the most ridiculous imaginable and about every character that could be thought of was represented.
 Previous to the ball, thousands col lected about the down town streets and on the Copper Queen plaza to witness the fireworks display, which fully equalled the previous announce ment that they would be the fine st ever witnessed in the city. The various pieces were not only new and nosci but delightful in every respect. meeting with expressions of admira- tion and applause
 Not until a late hour did the tired but happy crowd finally conclude to discontinue the three days of celebra- ton which have ended without even one serious accident to mar the pleas ure. Excepting the rain. the occasion was all that could be expected and even more than had been anticipated. Yesterdays rain made fast time in the athletic events an impossibility. was not of sufficient duration to pre- vent the program from being carried ou: