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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
SEEMS MORE THAN DELIGHTED
\ TO EE BACK HOME
AGAIN.
TURNS REPORTERS AWAY.
viii Go to New York To-day TO "a
Present at Wedding cf His Son
viii Take an Editorial
Office

Oyster Bay, June 19-This wa
Rosevelt's first day OF rest II
| months. His return to privacy is ;
delight to him and lie made il
known that it was his desire to drol
as far out of sight as possible. II
the autumn he will make tour OF
noon. Senator Lodge and Represen
the country.
He went to Christ church this
morning and took walq this after
tative Longwortn were at Sagamore
Hill all day and later Secretary Mey-
er OF the navy department came up
The colonel goes to New York to-
morrow to attend the wedding of his
son, Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., anl
Miss Eleanor Alexander On We'd
nesday he visits his editorial office
in New YORK.
When he returned from his wall,
with Mrs. Roosevelt, he spied a
group of interviewers waiting and
headed for them.
'Nut one word to say.7 he began
before n question was asked
#. ! receive YOU ii woull mean
that everyora would come here, ant
/ should have no peace or privacy
! shall be at my editorial office TO
morrow and every day for two weeks
and any statement have to make
will be given out there"
He paused to survey the expalse
of grassy slopes about his home. .
Not sound could be- heard except
the laughter of his children on the
veranda, The contrast with the tu
Rialt OF the last few ino1ths seems
to please aim. He said he hoped tc
have true rest this summer konse
welt made 1t plain that daily pilgrim
aPes OF interviewers to Sycamore
Hill must cease, and that he does
not wish 4 single d4tail uf his pi
vata life made public.
In spite of the long. hard day Sat
urday, Roosevelt was up early this
morning. After breakfast he wen
on the veranda with Lodge and
Longworthj The threa we seen
walking energetically in circles, tht
colonel leading and talking in a Wig
orous style. Longworth said the
colonel was telling his experiences.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
ESTIMATED THAT $4,000 GATH
Erred AT PICNIC IN CHI
cAGo YESTERDAY.
SOME VIOLENT SPEECHES
Mayor .seidel, Of Milwaukee, Delivered
the Miidest of the Day--Was
Really Opening Of the
Campaign.

| Chicago, June 19.- The greatest
crowd that ever attended a Socialist
meeting in Chicago, today greeted
Emil Seidel, the Socialist mayor ol
Milwaukee. 1t Is estimated that $4,000
gathered at the Socialist picnic in the
North Side Amusement Park. 1t was
really the opening of the fall cam
(paigA of the Socialists. Several thous.
and dollars were raised for eight So
cialist newspapers published here. AL
most every man gave something. In
| addition large sum was raised by the
gate receipts.
OF all the speeches, Seidel's was the
mildest. The Chicago leaders were
bitter in their attacks upon prominent
politicians in the old parties. They
Senator Lorimer, Lee
|0'Nell Browne, Mayor Busse and
States Attorney Wayman. The recent
scandals in high official life was
pointed to as evidence that the time
is auspicious for the sweeping of both
the OH parties out OF office at the fall
elections.
The slogan Of all the speeches was
Make Chicago Socialist City, Like
Milwankee." Seidel pointed the way
in d speech on how working men
govern a city" He termed the com
mission form of government a pluto
cratic plan for keeping piutocrats in
power" In giving the Chicago Social
lists practical advice on how to carry
on their campaign to win next fall,
Seidel said;
1T isn't esst3n%ial Mat the workers
be instructed in Socialism. Socialism
Is phase of civilization growth
any way. Talk to the people In their
own language, not in sms and ologies,
Show the peaple that the reason there
are boulevards in front of the homes
of the rich, is because the rich furnish
graft for the politicians, and the poll
ticians furnish the boulevards in re-
turn"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
OFFICIALS sUBPOENAfD
High Up State Officers May Testify
in Browne caseHinted Cover
nor Deneen Summoned. ~

Springfield, June 19.--Several state
officers may appear as witnesses al
the trial in Chicago OF Lee 0'Neill
Browne. Lieut. Governor John O..
Oglesby, State Auditor James S. Me-
Cullough, and Secretary OF State
James A. Rose may be among those
subpoenaed, as they received tele-
phone communications from the sher-
In OF Cook county yesterday that sub
poenaes were prepared for Eem, but
no orders have yet been given 70
serve them,
1t Is reported that state Treasurer
Russell also received notice.
Governor Deneen has no knowledge
of subpoena being issued for him.
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IEEE TO BREAK CAMP.

Santa Cruz, Cal, June 19.-Accord
ing to Sam Berger, Jeffries' manager
who arrived here this afternoon with
Jeffries, who gave sparring exhibi,
ton, arrangements are being made for
the breaking up of theABen Lomond
training camp Tuesday evening.
Berger is negotiating for training
quarters at Reno
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AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Four Governors Have Marrow Escape
In Kentucky--Two Men Killed
Near Chicago.

Louisville, June 19.--Governors Of
four states had narrow escapes today
while riding from Versailles to Frank
fort In an auto when lightning twice
struck near them. Those in the party
included Governor Hadley, sf Mis-
souri,, and wife; Governor Sloane, OF
Arizona, Governor Ansel, of South
Carolina; Governor Wilson, of Ken
tncky, and wife. At one point the
lightning struck railroad rail near
them and sparks were thrown over
them.
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MAKES LONG AUTO TRIP
TO WIN HIS BRIDE

New York, June 19.--When Frank
r. Libhart, who has been living at
the Hotel Earle, l03 Waverly place
leaves Long Acre Square at o'clock
this morning on the first lap OF an
auto trip TO San Francisco and re-
turn, the real cause for his undertak,
Ing sucn journey will be on hand
to bid the young man farewell.
II can't tell you her name.' said
Libhart yesterday. She's a charm
ing girl, though, and after Z demon.
strate I've got sand and nerve by
making this trip, I'll come back aand
marry her. She dared me to do It,
] couldn't be dared That's about the
situation"
Libhart, who writes automobile
stories for magazines. is going to
make the trip across the continent In
single cylinder machine
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ADDITIONAL INDICTMENTS.

Springfield, June 19.--Burke init
mated that there will additional in
dietments returned against Senator
Jonh Broderick, Chicago, both on the
Lorimer deal and for the part he
took in the payment to Senator Holt.
slaw of Jack rot money" He said
additional indictments also will be
returned in the furniture deal, likel,
before the end of the week and in
dictments will be returned against
those who figured in the distributor
OF the fishing bill fund.
Attorney F. w. Potter, of Henry
ILL.,. who helped look after the inter
ests Of the fishermen during the 4Cth
general assembly will be before the
grand jury tomorrow.
Or. Schweer, Beardstown, will al
so be called in connection with tho
fish bill fund.
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WOMAN WHO TRAVELLED WITH
HIM BEING SUED BY HER
REAL HUSBAND.
CARUS0 MAIN WITNESS
Woman Declares Great Tenor Gave
Her Mere Pittancc OF $1o0
Month--Eloped With
Her Chauffeur.

| Florence, June 19.-Enricoa Caruso
is approaching a climax In his mar
tial" entangiements.
/ 1t will be remembered that during
| his first two seasons in New York
lat the Metropolitan opera he was ac-
/ icompanied by a woman whom every.
one considered to be his legal wife
This woman was really Madame Cine
Betti, the wife OF Florence mer.
chant, who. under the name OF Mimi
Giachetti. had achieved a certain sue
cess on the operate stage and who is
a sister of the much better known
| lyric soprano OF the same name. A
| year or two ago Nine, Giachetti-Betti
Caruso was reported to have elopes
with her chauffeur.
Now the Florentine merchant, Bettl
| Is suing for divorce and names Caruso
as the correspondent. Madame Caru-
lso, as she is still generally known.
has written a letter to the press in
which she states that she endeavored
to seek divorce from Betti ten years
ago, but he refused his consent. Ii
was then that she went to live with
the great tenor Since that time she
declares she has lived with Caruso as
his wife and has had two children by
him.
She often saw Betti, who never
seemed to resent the fact of her al.
lance nor care one way or the other.
She denies having eloped with the
chauffeur, and says Caruso left heg
penniIess at Mont Charles on the very
spot where they first met. and where
he persuaded her to forsake her ar.
listic career for his love.
Madame Bett deplores' her unhappy
married life with both men. whom she
accuses of having failed to contribute
to her support, though she admits that
Caruso gives her 500 month, mere
pittance, she says, considering that he
draws the highest salary of any tenor
on earth.
This famous trial will be held In
Florence within the next few weeks
and the star witness for Madame Betti
against her husband will, in spite Of
all her aeusations against him, be
Caruso himself. The public is eagerly
awaiting the trial. because 1t Is said
1t viii clear up many obscure points
Ia the famous tenor's Iifo.
It is said on good authority that
while In New York, Caruso paid large
sums Of money to Betti in order TO
prevent his going to court and injur.
ing the woman who was passing as
his wife. Later on, as the tenor's
fame grew, Betti's demands for hush
money increased, and had to be
promptly satisfied
Thus Caruso, who had intended
passing a quiet vacation at home, will
have to appear in Florence to answer
Signor Betu's charges of alternating
his wife,s affections. 1t is very likely
heavy damages will be demanded In
court
IT Is said Caruso intends standing
BY Madame Betti, who, after all is said
and done, Is the mother of his children
and very much more his wife than
the wife OF her legal husband.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
THE GRAND JURY PROBE
viii Be Resumed in sangamon
County Today Following
Weeks Recess.

Springfield June 19.-After week s
recess the Sangamon county grand
jury viii meet tomorrow morning, pre-
pared to resume the inquiry into the
charges of bribery. 1t is expected
that first attention will be given the
fish bill angle of the probe. 1t is not
unlikely that at least two indictments
will be returned early in the week.
States Attorney Burke, who has been
a his cottage near Havana. will ar
rive here tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
TWO KILLED AT CHICAGO.

Chicago, June l9.--Ralph C. Proud
fit, agen 2S, and nephew, Kenneth
Proudfit, aged %, We're killed am
five others seriously injured tonight
when an Illinois Central train rar
down r. G. Proudfits auto in a ST.
burb, Wildwood. The automobile was
driven by Kenneth Proudfit, wht
came to Chicago from Grand Rapids
Mich, to visit his uncle.
In the rear machine we're Mrs, r
C. Proudfit, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. White
and their sons Chester, aged IA
Ernest l3 and Melvin, 8. Melvin
Whites skull was fractured and Mrs
Proudfit and Mrs. White were severe
iy cut.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
BIG MEETING IN PEORIA
TWO Prominent Men win Speaie--
Called on Account of Corrupt.
ion in Legislature.

Chicago, June Ex-senator Bourne
of oregon, and Winston Churchill, OF
New Hampshire, viii address the leg
islatiye conference to be held IN
Peoria June q and 2S. Bourne will
speak on the Oregon Plan" of elect
ing federal senators. Churchill viii
discuss the "Short Ballot"
The Peoria conference was called
by spirited citizens following the re
cent disclosures Of corruption in the
Illinois legislature.
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Concluded on Sixth Page.)
THREE KILLED N WRECK
Train Loaded With Emigrants Crashed
Into Locomotive at Parker,
N. u, Yesterday.

Norwich, N. Y, June ia passen-
ger train loaded with emigrants en-
route to the west, running as a second
section OF the Chicago Limited, on the
Ontario and Western railway, was
wrecked at Parker, near here, this
morning Three were killed and
twenty-five injured. The emigrant
train crashed into locomotive run
ming light.
John Johanson, aged 20, en- route
from Sweden to Lynn Center ILL.,, was
among the dead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
elLLErr is DETERMINED.

Sacramento, June 19.-Replying tc
the intimation that strong pressure
had been brought to bear upon him in
the Jeffries-Johnson fight issue, Gov
ernor Gillett said tonight that there
had been no such attempt He said
further:
"The fight win not take place on
California soil under any crcum
stances. This is final and as EN-
phatic as can make it,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
CHICAGO WOMAN WINS
FARM IN MISSOURI

St. Louis, June 19.-Mrs. Mathilde
Rudolph OF Chicago, was tonight an.
nounced as winner Of theh five arcre
Missouri farm. for having formed the
greatest number Of words Of the let.
tiers comprising Missouri Homes"
More than 1900 lists were submitted
The Missouri sate board Of arbitra-
tion conducted the contest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20

San Francisco, June 19,-Pcndine
Tex Richards final announcement
which he has promised to make before
noon tomorrow, the fight situation to-
night is still undecided.
Rickard is pinning his hope on hold
ing the Jeffries-Johnson contest in
San Francisco. 1t is possible that
Governor Gillett will recede from his
firm position and will consent to have
the issue decided by the courts. II
Is understood that heavy pressure was
brought to bear upon Gillett today In
a last desperate endeavor to secure
the fight for San Francisco, and that
Rickard is awaiting news from Sacra-
mentoof the outcome before giving
out definite statement regarding the
battle ground,
In the event the governor refuses it
is said to be certain that Rickard will
declare for Nevada. Reno is looked
upon by all as the "one best bet"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
KAISER IMPROVING.

Fottsdam, June 19-The emperor's
physicians issued statement today
with reference to the affection of the
knee from which the emperor is sui.
fering. They state that the inflama'
ton Is taking most favorable
course and that the discharge has AZ
most ceased They deny the story
published this morning in the Lokal
Anzeiger declaring that an operation
was performed yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
AGREES TO ARB|TRATE
MEXICO and U. S. Hope to Come to
Understand ng on the Long Dis
puted Chamiza Tract.

Washington, June 19.-Mexico has
agreed to settle the Chamizal bound
|ary dispute by arbitration.
A Canadian jurist is to hold the bal
ance in the arbitration.
The Chami2al tract, which was of
little value when claimed first by Mex
|ico in 1884, has since greatly increased
in value by the growth of the city of
El Paso, Texas, which it adjoins. 1t
is estimated to be worth several mil
lions.
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OFF FOR THE ARCTIC
Capt. Bartlette will Command Ship
Chartered by Whitney and
Rainey for the Trip.

Boston, June l9.--Carrying trinkets
and gum drops for the Igloo dwelers
of the frozen north, the steamship
Booths, chartered by Harry Wait
ney and Paul J. Rainey, for hunting
expedition in the artic, sailed today
The Boethic is under the command
of Captain Robert Bartlette, who
made the trip with Peary.
Captain Barlette said
1--WE probably will not Bother to
take time to hunt Dr. Cooks rec
ords."
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
GlLLETT CONGRATULATED.

Sacramento, June 19,-Telegrams
from al over the country have come
to Governor Gillett, congratulating
him on stopping the fight. One from
Andrew Carnegie, who is in Scotland
says.
Cordial congratulations upon say
ing your lovely state from disgrace
Our whole country is your debtor"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
.ADLArs BOYS GROWING RICE.

4 Hamburg, Ark, June 19.--Steven.
son Eros, who are engaged in rice
culture seven miles southwest OF
here. on Smith Prairie, are making
their well for watering their farm
This partnership of the Stevensoa
Bros. Is composed of two young men
nephews OF Adalai Il. Stevenson. ex-
vice-president.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
JOHNSON STILL TRAINING.

San Francisco, June H.-Altheugh
he is ready at q moment's notice tG
move to Reno, Jack Johnson went
through his usual performance at the
Beach this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
CATCHER DIES FROM INJURY

LaPorte. Ind, June Is.Charies Il
Moran. 23 years old. a baseball catch
er. died today from injuries received
in game. While catching, Moran
received the full force Ok bat 10
his side. An operation was requlrsa. !.
anil Moran diesi while the 4nraeonz
were u work. M
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
CONSUL cAUGHY ExoNERATES
PORTER CHARLTON FROM
a MuR1ER.
INVESTIGATION DELAYED.
by Action OF United States Dsc.ar-
italian PoIice--Russia Angry
At lspoiatoffs incarcer-
alton. ~.Et

Como, Italy, June 10. Only today
did the state department at Walsh
ington officially learn the real facts
OF the Como murder. which we're laia
before United States Ambassad
Leishman by the Commercial All
reals correspondent. : Consul Caugag
at Milan, ignored the facts wiiisa,
might impllcate poftor Charlton iY
the death OF his wife He reportes
to the ambassador that there wers
no wounds on the body and no b.ocf
on the garments of TIE slain woman
He explained the bloodstains at tic
villa by The theory that Charlton was
also assassinated. Therefore Wash
ington forced the italian government
to make an expensive search Of Lake
Como By divers,
Consul Caughy never went near
the body, but sent his secretary. MIR
Robb a young man from Texas, who
was Mortified at the sight OF ths
corpse, made no examination and ra
ported no blood on the garments.
Today Signor NarlT, delegate ~
police who made the official exatnI.
nation told me-
Mrs. Charlton's face was smashed
her hair was cloggel with blood.
there was blood one the breast and
on all the undergarments and her
black dress was stained with blood.
The trunk was half filled with water,
SO the garments were drenched ami
stopped the blood, which ran into
tmearsI m
Where Is charIton7
telephoned the facts 10 Amhass4
dor Lelshman and he Immediately
came TO Como. Mr.. I4aisllmanns
conversation with me was personal,
but can say that Washington is
now informed Of the real facts. Ths
only unexplained part of the Cone
Ter Charlton.
This morning NJ schalanpll. the
representative Of The Russian gov
ernment, saw the prisoner, Ispolatotr
The suspect made clear statement
Of his acquaintance with the Cnal
tons
He declared he knew nothing of
the murder The Russian representa-
ytle says Ispolatoff is honest ane
sincere, and calls his arrest an out
rage.
Schaluppli left this aft rnoon trs
Milan to advise his government ~
demand the immediate release Of the
prisoner
The Italian police are very angrc.
They say the action of tn, American
authorities has retarded Justice. TIE
Italian newspaper attack the Amer.
can consul for msmanagement' and
interference, The consul today re
uuested the police 10 offer $1,000 for
Charlton's body, to when the com
missary said
you can get ten corpses for thar
price"
New York June -Snspecting that
Porter Charlton. husband OF the Lake
Como, Italy, tragedy victim. would
land here, detectives were detailed
todGy to search all incoming steam.
ers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
cLiDrENlTEs At HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs, Ark, June 49, Nine.
teen contestants In the Glidden tour
contest arrived this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
SESSION NEARING END.

Washington. June r9.--Congress
leaders expect to wind up the bust
ness OF the present session this week
and adjourn not later than Saturday.
It Is pointed out by Republican lead
ers that there never has been cou-
gress where the president has obtain
ell the amount OF legislation that has
resulted from the demands OF Taft.
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GOVERNOR MAY REcEDE FROM
HIS POSITION AND APPEAL
TO COURT. :
RICHARD STILL HAS HOPE
That Jeffries-J Johnson Fight VIII Be
Held in Frisco---Jeffries Plans
to Break Present
Camp Tuesday.

San Francisco. June 90 Shortly
after midnight this morning Tex Rick
ard announced that the fight will be
held in Nevada, July 4. He said: Il
leave at 1913 Othis morning for Reno .
Hickard refused to state what Ne
.yada city the fight would be held in.
TIt is generally believed that Reno
will draw the prize.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20

Advertisers In The Bulletin get the
benefit or Its classy" circulation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
Won in the Tenth.

Detroit, June l9.--Detroit defeated
Boston in the final game of the
series today, The winning run came
in the tenth on base on balls.
sacrifice and two singles.
Score r Fl f
Boston ....... .......... 3 IA 3
Batteries-Stroud, Killian, Mullin
and Stanage; Karger, Cicotte, Wood
and Kleinow,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Sox Beat PHILADELPHIA.

Chicago, June 19.--Chicago made 1t
three out Of four from Philadelphia
by winning today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
Johnson Was PuzzIe.

st. Louis. June Washington
won the last game of the series from
St Louis today Johnson was puz-
zIe to st. Louis, not allowing hit
until the seventh,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20

New York. June -SnspectinG that
Porter Charlton. husband OF the Lake
Como, Italy, tragedy victim. world
land here, detectives were detailed
todMy to seacrch all incoming steam
ers. .,8
Charlton is believed to have sallsl
for the United States.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At St. Paul.
econd Game.
At Minneapolis

Minneapolis ,......., ............ 5
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03
What Census Man viii Ask You
What is your house number?
What ia vo,, uamo7

What Census Man viii Ask You
What is your house number?
What is you name? ,y...
The names of tho members OF your
family?
What is the relationship of these
people to you
How old are you: 20
Are you single, married or divorced?
How long have you been married,
III at all? ... $50. a..
How many children have you?
Where were you born!
Where was your father born
Your mother?
How long have you been in this
country?
Are you naturalized?
Can you speak English? If not,
what can you speak?
What is your occupation?
Are you employed or an employer?
I'D Were you out Of work April Is,
1910?
How long out of work in 1909?
Gan you read and write?
Do you own or rent your home?
Any mortgage?
Are you a survivor Of the union
nor confederate navy or army?
Are you blind? One or both eyes?
And-lastly-
Are you deaf or dumb?
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

The flyer on the Maxbass branch
became stalled one night recently,
several miles from any station, and
the passengers had to put up for the
night, with the exceptions of a few
who We're hauled to Newburg on a
dray and in a jumper One woman
suffered a badly frozen foot while
enroute to the station.
According to the Tribune, Ambrose
needs two churches.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

FOR SALE-Car' load of horses These
horses. are in good flesh and we'll
broke and weigh from 100 lbs up.
At my residence four miles south.
west of Deering, N. D. Ira H.
Sweet, Deering, N. D. e.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

'WANTED-About IL bushels of clean
seed, spring rye. Parties having
same write to me the price at where
at. Geo. Pritschet, Jr. Foxholm,
N. D. 2-3-t2
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

Henry c. Bliss, while participating
in a wolf chase on horseback near
Ambrose, met with serious accident
when the horse stumbled on a snow
bank. Horse and rider fell over and
over and the mans chest and arms
were badly bruised.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

Mrs. T. w. Tasker formerly of Car
pic, died at her home in Minneapolis.
There are four towns in Burke
county that will participate in the
contest to secure the county seat,
Bowbells, Flaxton, Ignite and Co.
teau.