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The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
SCHWAB REPORTED
ship YARD BUYER
Said to Have Acquired New
port News Property.

Richmond, April 6.-A report has reach
ed here that Charles NJ. Schwab has pur-
chased the Newport News Shipyards,
The rumor is founded on a report that
Sehwab has been spending several days
in that city with H. E. Huntington. who
holds the controlling interest in the
plant, and President c. B. orcutt, of the
company.
1t is said Sehwab has been in confer
ence with the two big men Of the com
pany and that the contract is already
maae, the sum stipulated being over
s1s.0O0,000. The works win be greatly en-
larged if taken over by Mr.. Schwab.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
RIOT ON TRAIN.
Rival Basketball Teams Locked in
Separate Cars.

Middletown, n. Y, April ga riot
between rival basketball teams of the
villages OF Monroe and NIiddletown
stopped a special train on the Erie Rail-
road to-day and caused all kinds of trou-
bic to the train crew The rival teams
and $50 rooters. including many young
women, came 10 Middletown last night
on a special train.
There was hard feeling between the
teams, and neither would play in the
others town. Monroe won the game.
and as soon as the special train started
home trouble commenced. Heads were
broken, windows knocked out Of the
car, and seats smashed before the train
crew. stopping the train, Corralled the
opposing factions in separate cars and
locked the doors on them.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
NEW SUGAR PROBE.
Trust Methods at New Orleans to
Be Investigated.

Investigation of the American Sugar
Refining Company at New Orleans is TO
be made by the government. which ex-
poets TO disclose frauds as extensive as
those in New York. which amounted to
millions Of dollars
Winifred T. Denison. OF New York, re-
Gently appointed Assistant Attorney Gen
eral departed for the Crescent City last
night after conferences at the Treasury
Department, White House. and Depart
ment of Justice.
II is understood Mr.. Denison will first
attempt 10 get possession OF the COM
pany's books. if subpoenas are necessary.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
KILLED ON CRUISER.
Others of Margland'S Crew Injured
by Tube EXPLOSION.

Vallejo. Cal, April "a report reached
Mare Island to-day that late Saturday
afternoon while the cruiser Maryland
was on her way TO Monterey Bay from
Santa Barbara the tubes in one Of the
forward boilers blew out. terribly scalding
at least three hremen and water tenders,
one OF whom has since died.
The Injured men are being treated on
the ship and viii be put in the navy
hospital at Mare Island
The report says the Maryland is in bad
shape, but Will be able to reach the local
station on her own steam.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
BUYS LARGE TRACT.
DIR. AIOnzo Bliss Pays SI25,OO0 for
Ground at Sixteenth and streets.

DIR. AIOnzo Bliss Pays SI25,OOG for
Ground at Sixteenth and 6 streets.
A real estate deal Of much interest was
reported yesterday. involving the sale of
about 1900 square feet of unimproved
property near the corner of Sixteenth and
s streets northwest
The ground was owned by the Biddle
estate. of<Philadelphia. and has been
taken over by DR.. Alonzo Bliss, II is said.
for SIPS.
DR.. Bliss a few weeks ago sold to the
supreme council of Scottish Rite Masons
a similar tract on Sixteenth street for
the site of the new temple, which the
Masons will erect. 1t is understood that
this investment is in the nature of a
replacement of the money received from
the former sale.
The new purchase is regarded as excel
lent property, and it is understood to be
the object of the new owner to hold it
for sale either for general building or as
the site of some large structure. as cir
cumstances may suggest.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages.
1-Taft Vexed with Beveridge.
Oyster Scores Commissioners.
Compares Roosevelt TO Old Roman.
More Scandal in Pittsburg.
Cannon Hero at Bnai B rith.
&Changes Loan Shark Bill.
S-New Yorker for Supreme Bench.
Chamber Favors Exposition.
+BroWnsville Case Ended.
Father Dougherty Promoted.
5-Society.
Historic Tableaux Tonight.
6-EditOTial.
Women and Fashion.
s-News of the Sporting World
9-Speedway Trotting Events.
1-Financial and Commercial.
12-New Grand Jury Organized.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
HOT SHOT FROM DALZELL.

"NO self-respecting Republican
can stand for the Indiana plat
form. Senator BeVeridge got
himself in a bad fix by voting
against the bill, and he is trying
To get everybody else TO join
him in his misery. Any attempt
to bcIittIe the new tariff law is
merely party demaCOgy.
'Indiana undoubtedly will go
Democratic next fali."-State-
ment by Representative DaIzeIL
BeVertdge TO Senators here!
~ kicked the stomach of the
tariff biIl.T-F'rOm personal tel
egrams.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
COMPARES R. To
MARCUS AURELIUS
Rome Mayor Offers Toast
After Panegyric.
MUSEUM FESTAL SCENE
Signors Luzzatti, Ferrari, and
Ferrero Among Guests.
MUSEUM FESTAL SCENE

Tea and Reception of "MayOF and
Municipality I'm Famous CapitO-
line Halls Attended by Mr.. ROOse-
welt in Evening Dress, and He
Receives the Plaudits of a Distin-
guished Hostage Amid Relics.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair and cooler
to-day; tomorrow fair, warmer; F.;
moderate northwesterly winds,
becoming variable.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
TAFT NOT To VISIT
At INDIANAPOLIS
BEVERIDGES SCORED
Payne Will Undertake De.
tense of Tariff Bill.
CHAGRlN OVER INDIANA
President to Remain Away to
Avoid a Conflict.

Friends of Administration Reused
TO Action and Will No Longer sit
Idly by and See Tariff Measure
Abused - Progressive Republicans
See Passage of Tariff Commission
Measure as Consequence.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
TWO MORE BANK
PRESIOENT M|RED
Frank N. Hoffstot Indicted
at PittSburg.
EMIL WINTER CONFESSES
District Attorney Springs a
New Sensation.

Says He Was Asked TO BE Stake
Holder in Big Bribe Deal and His
Refusal and Threat Caused Trans
actions TO Be Removed to New
YOrk-OId Friend on Bench Is Ex-
cused from Hearing Confession.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
SAN JUAN HONORS BRYAN.
Streets Named for Him and He Re-
eeives OvatiOns.

San Juan, Porto Rico. April 6.-william
j. Bryan is receiving an enthusiastic vel
come in the towns of the island Streets
have been named in his honor.
He received & remarkable reception last
night In the theater where he lectured on
The prince Of peace"
He avoids political questions in his
speeches. He viii SAIL for New York
April 13.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

New York April 6-Andrcw Carnegie was feel
ing first rate tonight. according to the inforna
tion given cut at his home 1865 Fifth avenue. He
was feeling pretty tired this morning after his
trip. it Was said but b. night was very nearly Ia
hia usual health.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
CANNON IS HERO
Of B. MAJ BIRTH
Cheers Greet Speakers Plea
for Leniency to Aliens.
TAFT LAUDS CAPITAL
Notable Banquet Brings Con-
Venti0n to a Close.
TAFT LAUDS CAPITAL

More than Three Hundred Jews APP
piaud Speeches at ArIingtOn-Am-
bassadOr Bryce Brings Greetings
from AbrORd-JacOb schiR Talks
on immigration AdOIph Kraus
Gives Final BenedicfiOn.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
THAw's MOTHER TESTIFIEs.
Says Harry Wns Worth Only $780,.
600 When He Killed white.

New York. April 6.-4frs. Mary Copley
Thaw, mother of Harry K Thaw, was q
witness this afternoon in the suit brought
by Clifford W. Hartridge. a lawyer, for
alleged counsel fees in Thaw's trial for
the murder Of Stanford White
When counsel asked Mrs. Thaw If her
son was independently wealthy at the
time he hired the lawyer. she replied,
He had some money Of his own, but
not near so much as the newspapers
stated"
What was he worth. -
Il should say about $4,000"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

The sale of the Bieber collection Of ex-
pensive mahogany furniture and home
auornInents continues at Sloans Caller
les, 14g7 C St. to-day and to-morrow at
II and O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

-. = - -. N,o.4.., NJ, -.
'''' i'-a'- '-.-
14uesiieus' aS wen aS pieSi0eii' u '''e
Pressed steel Car company on chaFges
OF bribery and conspiracy
Pres. nuter. 81
ingmer aa con
na,,- g. ~
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couiicil ''''
N. An
Worldr seHf sef - s F1sf
pany, s als7 ae 7n s
having ~ - SSH
to save erpaslre ~ clf p@sons 6s
pleaded eeuteadre. end vas p.ac-e
under bsH
The m t ~ fs are - 30 q-af.
,ro,. 49, - s-4s ....--.,..... -s ~
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-. r.. ..-
-. I,-,,,,ar. r,,al-al,- a-raa,oz - /.
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49,, -.,th .bo lTose,o. ;r,.as,,o.,,o,,
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The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Indianapolis, Ind. ArTii 6.-Forner Rsuressnts-
tive Jesse 0Eerstroet. of Indiana hes At his home
here near death. according to his friends He has
been ia poor health for scme time
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

AsheViiie and Land Of the sky-D4-
llgntfui for spring and summer outing
Through Pullman drawing-room cars via
Southern Railway.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Professional Nat. Geo. Evans Min
strels, to-day 2:15. Columbia, SOC TO 81.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Georgia Heart Flooring (No. ~ s2.75
Frank Libbey s. CO.. 9Th and N. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Alabama Flooring (gOOdl 81 Is 100 n
Frank Libbey 4 Co.. 9Th and N. z. ave.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Common Flooring, sI.75 per 100 Feet.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th and N. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Dressed boards. SEQ per 100 Feet.
Frank I4bbey & Co., 9Th and NJ Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Pittsburg. April 6.-The grand jury to-
day indicted Frank N Hofrstot, presi-
dent Of the German National Bank. of
Allegheny. as well as president Of the
Pressed Steel Car Company. on charges
OF bribery and conspiracy.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Virginia Hot Springs ParIOr Car.
Commencing. Monday April = the 200
p. m. train Via Chesa peake &. Ohio viii
have Darlor car, Washington to Virginia
Hot Springs without change. week days.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Dressed Headed Palings. 81 per 100.
Frank Lbbey & Co.. sth and n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Established 1874.
Frank Iibbey & Co.. 9th and n. 7. ava
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Dressed Square Pieizets, s2.2s per 100.
Frank Libbey & Co.. sth and n. Z. ave,
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Blackstone, The Floral Arsiter.
Choice flowers for all occasions. I4th. & H
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Continued on Page 3, Column ;.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

Continued on Page 3, Column 1.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07

mo self-respecting Republican can
stand for the Indiana platform, said Mr..
I sDalzel. Senator Beveridge got himself
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
"WETS" LEAD IN ILLINOIS.

Continued on Page 2. Column 5.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04

and paying her $4,000 in lieu of ali.
rqony Tire next December Ane mar
gied VAIL This marriage was subs9-
quently declared Illegal and void by
the courts of France. After having
supposedly settled his matrimonial
troubles with defendant, Guggenheim
married the present plaintiff. His for
mer spouse applied to the circuil
court of Cook county. Ill, where her
divorce had been obtained, to have
such judgment vacated. This april
cation was denied, and she then In
stitute an action in the nature of
bin OF review for the same purpose.
The present proceeding was then
brought in New York by the second
Mrs. Guggenheim to restrain proseel-
lion by the drst wife of the proceel-
ings 20 have the divorce decree an
nulled. The New York supreme court
denies injunction on the ground that
plaintiff was not party to the pro
ceedings in the Illinois court, and if
entitled to any relief therein should
apply for leave to intervene.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04

eacf year. sThe difference in cost Of
-rodhction bctween Aoleomangarine
and butter is so great that when but
ter4Is. retailcd at forty gents per
pound. oieomargarine' may be retail
"a al twenty cents per pound at as
great profit to the dealer.
The person who chooses to pN-
chase the substitute should be al
lowed to do SO and he should be re-
CURED to pay only the price Of the
The difference in price
between the genuine prclrct and the
is SO great that dealers
are tempted TO sell the latter for the
former Only by requiring that t.te
consumer may d.fferentiate between
the two articles can honest trWic. in
The substitute be insured. sks 81
Ibis was contemplated By con
5fes@ when t12 Present internal reve.i
nue. tax of ten cents per pound was
levied upon "artificially coored cleo
Many people think that
Ill oleomargarine is taxed ten cents
DER pound. This is not a fact. Oleo
margarine which is 'artiiieially col,
,rel" so That the consumer cannot
distinguish ii from butter is the only
'le94arsarllae that Isl thus taxed,
when ii Is put upon the market in
is natural eolor it is only taxed ofe-
ourth of one ccnt per poGni.
1t is only when the aroduct is made
J ftek- like butter so-tkat ii may he
sold as butter that a
,urdensome tax is imposed upon it
he imposition OF tae tax is not to-,
uppress the sale or oie3ff,argariae OF
0 make it more expensive to the
consumer, but TO preyeat fraud in its
ale.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04
POWERS HYPNOTIC CO.
Former Cairo saloon Keeper Now
Conducting Amusement Troupe
Had Varied Experience.

Charles Powers, who left Cairo
two years ago for Port Lavaca, H.,
was In the city for a day to visit us
mother, Miss Lizzie Powers, of 203
Twelfth street. He operated up to a
slror tire ago "A bathing and ANTS =
ment resort which was destroyed ly
fire. Recently he has been travel ng
through Mexico in the interest Of
The Atascaln Land Co., with head
Quarters at San Antonio. Tex. In his
rounds he met John Beck at Huston,
Tex. Beck. was formerly LEGAL man
.ager OF the Bell Telephone Co, who
left Cairo some years ago for Ander-
son. mid. He'll also saw Chris Kelly.
at San Antonio, he has been tncre
since leaving CAIRO four years ago
One Of the late stunts overs has
been engaged in is the Powers Hyp-
motto Comedy Co.," touring recently
through Indiana He is making a
jump into Oklahoma, Tulsa being his
first stop.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04
TO GIVE THEM SERMONS
President # Mekersree College viii
7 Occupy TIE Pulpit It first
NJ. E. Church To-day

DR.. John Harmon, president Of the
well known McKeadree college at
Lebanon, H., has arrived in the city
and viii occupy the pulpit at the
First Methodist church at three meet
ines today--the first at tha regular
morning session on which occasion
ne VIII address more particularly
the olIer members Of the congrega.
ton. AT O'Clock he Will speak at a
service for men and in the evening
his remarks will be directed to the
members Of all ages. A cordial inv
tatlon is extended to all WHO may do.
sire TO attend. 1t is especially de-
sired that all members Of the b'b'e
classes of the other churehes he pres.
ent at the afternoon meeting.
While in the city Dr. Harmon will
be the guest Of Rev. ], G. Dee at the
parsonage. He Is known to be an
earnest. forcefrl speaker ard Of TIE
kind tadt keen his hearers int este |
from beginning to the end of his re-
marks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04
LACK RECRUITS FOR CHORUS.

New York reports 4 serious short,
age In chorus girls. This is the time
when the Broadway managers are
getting their companies together for
the fall season. and the usual mater
ial for many OF the companies is
founl to be Unexpectedly and mex,
plicably lacking. Two surmises for
this state of things may be ventured
Perhaps the season 1901 is gc-
ing to be run even more strongly to-
ward musical comedies" and similar
fshricat.ons than did the season o.
i909.l0. Some such report, bodng no
great good either for the theatre or
for society at large, has been made
with positlveness and authority. In
that case the shortage is not in the
actual supply, but comes from the in
creased demand.
Il II. may, be however. that the num-
Der 81 young women who are lesr,
otis TT getting on the stage through
girl shows" is diminishing, not only
but absolutely. This is
'lslssss. enailssg q u Tile Sass a. mo,
"details Of such a career" becomes
better known among the thought
less. the ignorant ami the mistakenly
ambitious JAS the changes, the ex-
|qeriencesS aud the results of such a
life become matter of clearer know
ledge, the deficiency complained OF
Is likely to increase. A shortage in
chorus girls is not matter for re.
greet, but for gratulation.-Record-
Herald
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04
SMITH BROTHE.
The BIG ST0R|
1900 WASHINGTON AvENuI
Dealers In everything thai 10 &C
eat, U" and Wear. Exclusive VI
'or OIL ANkF's cslsbrsts@ coss
Siavery In Endland.

Slavery existed in England wi
any mitigating features worth 4
ing of until the time of the wa
the roses. Bwcton. the famousi
yer of the time of Henry ILL.,. I'M
us that the condition of slaves
fearful. II was indeed slavery.
and simple. All the goods a slay
CURED belonged to his master.
could take them from him whel
he pleased. the slave having n
dress at law; hence the impossi
Of n mans purchasing his own
dom. The only hope for the slave
to try to get into one of the y
towns when he became free. the t,
men granting him liberty on the
dition of his helping them (ighI
mobiles. = New York American.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04
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NO SHOOTING FOR RIM


EoFefanaSit sati2. Yetaiaatq4
has declined to lombard tie Western
skies ia9tbe hope. of producing rain
and thereby staying progress Of the
forest fires.
Senator Piles and Representative
Humphrey, of Washington State,
united recently in a request TO Cen.
Leohard Wood 10 have the Ia gins
lat Puget Sound fired at freqrent in.
teryals to influence the ralu tact
clouds to give down Gen. Wood
declined to accede, and mis- action has
been approved by President Tact
Now comes Wills L. Moore, chief Of
Etae Meathef Bureau, with the asser
ton that rainfall cannot be created
by explosives. q, The Department Of
AgricGltire, she Says, has conducted
extensive experiments in that direct.
ion anu has, demonstrated conclusive
ly THAT the bombardmeat IS Of no e.
feet Rain Prof. Moore says, is
Iprodacel only by marked increase in
TIE yqPor contents of the air or by a
Decided lowering of the temperature
sahd man cannot operate. on a. scale
Ito stimulate these conditions
The bombardment Of the clouds is
an expensive proceeding 1t requires
a good deal more than the "hoFa OF
powder" Of Yankee Doodle days TO
Iaischaree one OF Uncle Sans big
suns Many,years ago the late Con
Robert St. George sDryanforth expend.
Ted LOT of government money and
wasted large amount of ammunition
in rain-making experiments on the
Texas plains. He cannonaded for
! months, but the rain which followed
did not attain to the dimensions of
sprinkle. Col. Dyenfortn felt that
his fheory. was vindicated hut the
government could not see it that way
and the rainmaklng ceased When the
appropriation was exhausted.
A preacher once refused a parish.
.oner's request to pray for rain OF the
ground that tae wind was not in the
right direction. BY the same token,
there does not seem TO be any use
in asking the government to shoot
for rain o. Puget Sound at he pre-
sent time--Courier Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04
ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR
For Gem Theatre Arrived Yesterday
Other Members to Arrive
SOMEONE from St. Louis.

Henry Lemcke, Of st. Louis, who
will be director Of the orchestra this
season for the new Gem theatre,
has arrived. His family come later
as soon as nc can secure acconlmo-
dations. The ether members OF tie
orchestra win not arrivesuntil short
time before the completion Of the
theatre. Gel
Messrs. Botto and Meyers promise
the patrons efttheiistheatre first elass
music 4 feature that is very accent
able 20 all rof Lemcke mas been
in the Unitel States but few
years. re made his first appearance
at the St. Louis Worlds fair where
he directed the German Navy band.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04
Lie Of Air Leaks Away.

Air seems to spoil easily. Air travel
ing through shafts and special mir
chambers in fact. MIR going through
anything that cuts it off from the
ocean Of atmosphere loses some Of It's
Understandable vtaliZing qualities and
IS liable to cause WEAKNESS and q feel
ing of depression to those who habitu-
ally breathe In artiflclaIly ventilated
houses. Scientific examination may
show such air absolutely pure. but oil
the same 1t is poor stun to take into
the lungs, This also explains the real
rock bottom difference between town
and country mir. Highly artificial food
and hially artificial air. no matter how
good they scen,, are not the, fral'ssuffs
themselves e. New York Press. 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04
A Lack of Words,

7 In comparison with the English
tongue foreign tongues seem parsimo,
NOUS in some ways Of expression and
wasteful In others.
For instance. it Is impossible to
kick" a man In French. You must
give him a blow with the foot" The
Portuguese do not wink" at Que. They
"close and open the eyes"
In the languages of the American
Indians there Is no word with which
TO convey the idpn of stealing" per-
haps because the idea Of property is so
vague. II Is related Of one of the early
missionaries that in attempting to
translate the Bible into Algonquin he
could find no word TO express love"
and was compelled TO invent 1t.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04

Word comes from Chicago that
there has been an agreement between
the coal mine operators and the min
ers, under which the mines are to be
opened as soon as possible. II will
take several weeks 20 prepare some
OF the mines for commercial opera
ton. The cessation of mining opera
tions since last April when 10000
miners in Illinois quit work, has been
felt iniuriously in all parts OF we
state, but especially in this end
where most OF the big mines are To-
Gated. The resumption of work has
been anxiously looked forward to by
all classes of citizens. 1t Is under
stood that $4,000 miners win start
thel work Of preparation next Wednes
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04
PoSToFFlc,E TO CLOSE.

Labor Day, Sept. 9Th, will be. OBJ
served at the Cairo postoflioe. Car
rieFs vii make the morning delivery
ana collection trips hut no other ger
vice Will be required Of them on that
day general delivery windows VIII
close at noon. Money order and req
istry divisions will be closed all day.
Mail will be dispatched from the post
Office the same as on other days.
~ SIDNEY b. MILLER,
Postmaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04
How Russian Peasants Live

Most OF the Russian peasants n
great deal Of their lives In works
whore they work. eat and sleclI
same room sheltering n nnmbel
probably a pig In the .bnrgnin.
are few beds. lnstead. MI aronn|
four walls of the room Is fixed
may be literally DESCRIBED as y
II Is made Of wood and at this \
the peasant by day. and on 1t lie 4
by night. each mGn III his own
The conditions Of the Russian
shop or factory and the Russian n
and military barracks. SO far d
terror arrangements are concerned
aEin. Chairs there will also be
table. rudely fashioned, as a rul
the men themselves.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04

Beverly, Mass, Sept, 3.-George +.
Roberts is to return to Washington
as director of the mint, AMI ~. Platt
Andrews. who succeeded Mr.. Roberts
wnen tie latter resigned from the
place lie is now to return to,
viii remain in the treasury
department as assistant secre-
tary. This has been announced
from the summer White house MIR,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-04
Cairo and Alexander county voter

Cairo and Alexander county voters
NAV think they lave a job on their
hands to decide whom they wagtiq
sheriff but they have a very SIhpH
proposition compared with that which
confronts the people Of some 6flisf
counties near by. In Franklin com
ty sthere are fourteen candidates for
sheriff, six Republicans, seven Demo
Gratis and one Socialist In Jcg son
county, just north of ulaski. hhAre
are seven Republican candidates goI
sheriff. YB