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Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-26

FOR SALE-Pair of young acclimated horses. aIrald or nothing, weight zoUU lbs. ". ;. Vail. Yantlc, ct. 1eI. 2sS-e.
 feb26d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-26

cheap buggy, horse that is a bargain, good par nancy harnesses, nearly new, also tWe-seareG surrey. Address C. Ii. Wilson, Butcher, Windham Center, or Tel. 2l-2, Willimantlc DlV. Iebz4d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-26
RENT.
TO RENT-Tenement 62 Williams St. Inquire 99 Sachem St. feb26d

re RIENT-Second floor, CircuIati Library building, suitable for shop. of ice or lodgings. Amos A. Browning dec11MF
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-26

TO RENT-Upstairs tenement at 24 River Ave. on Laurel Hill: all modern Improvements; possession given March lst. Inquire c. l.. Swan. Norwich feb21d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-26

LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in. ..... Surplus fund ............. Undivided profits. less ex- penses and taxes paid. National BGnk notes out SfaO6i0G-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-26
WANTED.

WANTED-Refrige suitable for a family of eight. Address. stating particulars. to box 33, Bulletin. feb24u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18
slUUr pUsrRoVURs
Tea and Ceifes

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No tc'l the rhAnee fcf the e'iier w,
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18
doctor says quit coffee


heart Peotn bousnes whether coffee
Is the and
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18
POSTUM

This healthful beverage, made entirely OF choice
Northern wheat and the juice oil Southern sugar
cane, tastes much like coffee but contains no caf
both tea and coffee.
Everyone can drink Postum with fullest bene-
iit
Thousands Of former tea and coffee drinkers
have found II means OF resainins health and In
creasing their comfort
There's Reason"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18

Postum Cereal Co., Lid, Battle Greek, Mich.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18
Merchants Cafe
Coffee Poisoning

Is a frequent cause OF many human aches
and ailments.
me where Il belongs and troubles multiply aud
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
BOXER WHO IS ADMIRED
BY CAIRO FIGHT FANS
IS TO FIGHT BURNS.

Harry Daugherty, who boxed Oscar
Williams. great eight rounr bout
at Paducah, KY. Christmas a year
ago, who has several Cairo admirers,
is to fight frankie Burns. of New
York, in that city next Monday
night. Burns was given the news
paper decision over Johnny Coulon at
New Orleans last Mardi Gras.
Deugherty will leave for the South
within a few weeks and has written
the sporting editor of The Bulletin
in quest OF bouts in this city
Dougherty wishes to meet any man
his weight and prefers Bobhie Rob.
biodiou of Memphis or Benny Nc
Govern of st. Louis. IL boxing /!
| legalized in Illinois, Dougherty prob
ably will be one OF the first boxers o.
championship class to show In Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
pRED|cT:.:..YERD|BT:..:...... ]: /:
N Great
some TINE TODAY
Jary in Famous Dynamite Case
closeted All Day Friday
Without Result. .
JUDGE ANDERSON ORDERS REST
Accord ng to Figure Experts There
sa Chance for Scores Of
Ballots.
JUDGE ANDERSON ORDERS REST

Associated Press Dispatch
indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 27s--After
fifteen hours deliberation the jurors
lof the dynamite trial up until late
tonight have failed TO return YER
dict. Federal Judge Anderson after
conycnlng court ordered an adjourn-
ment until $3.50 a m tomorrow
with tho understanding that should a
verdict be found, It won d not be re-
turned until that time.
The lawyers Tor the government
expressed the belief that the jury
would report tomorrow while the
attorneys for the defense predicted
that il would require longer time
There are 26 charges and b0 de
fendants and the jury may ballot or
each defendant, making a total O
1.04o charges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
ROUND UP BLOOMINGTON
GANG OF BURGLARS.

Bloomington. ILL.,. Dec. 2T,--A
gang OF burglars who have been
terrorizing this city for weeks was
rounded up carly today by the police
after they had broken into Armour s
meat packing branch plant and stol-
en- a considerable quantity of bacon
meats and other goods Three men
under arrest are Curley Shields, a
negro, who has been in Chester peni-
tentiary. Walter Hulva, son OF city
salesman for Armour { Co., who il
said to have admitted the men to the
building, and Victor Nelson. !
large quantity of stolen goods wa:
found at Shields resort.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
NOT LOOKING FOR
AMATEUR KINGS
IN new YORK
Castro ths First Will Have to Stop
at ELS lslard Station to be
Looked Over. ).
IMMMIaRATloN LAWS IN usl
There WI, Be No: Band a. the Dock
when Castro Arrives ~.
~. -
: w i's' :. !. -;
rresa .pispat.h.

Associated presa .Dispst.a. :. :.
!. Wash ington. Dec.. 27s..c. i:s.ro.
|,e3x.rresidsnt. of yeaealcla. sa!a' 20
be, on board the steamer La..Gn,:a..'
due at: ew York Sunday WI bs
detained at ellis. Island until setre.
|tarys of: commerco and. .I;abog 'sigs.i
personally invest gate:. the ady;s.
Iabiiity:of.. admitting him 80 .lh.
United. states :: J.
|. .Nagel today. instructed the. :eem.
Imissioner. .'of mmisrs.ion.i Williams.
[ New. York to subject Castro. @ 4
[rlgid inspection. 70 enter under the
.immigration laws. 10: determine hi,
rights 10" enter and 70. forward. to
I'ashinstoa the. result, even though
the denomination failed to-. show
grounds .:-for.. .deportings tho former
president. OF :venszuela., -. .
I::.!Th: unusual course. is. due to:ahr
fact.:iha the state department mas
lfequested Nagel to strictly Apply
The immigration to the cx-prssident
The department is looking for esi-
aence which: will feport Castro.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
IRAIN|::.ROBBER
under ARREST
!. !. FROM WEST Ky.
Bandit Accused Of Holding Up Alton
Hummer is Shown UP BY
- ~*tt T g H 80
!. Springfield Police, ssf

Associated Press Dispatch. :
Springfield, II. Deca e That
John fIfartnepp, alias James Neaiey
alias dKyle, alleged convicted bank
burg ar, who was arrested at Spring
fela, last Wednesday, is one Of the
two men who held mp the Alton
Hummer at isles. III, last Tuesday
night was said to have been posi-
tiyely conclusive tonight by. the %,
cal p6licb. - ~
Evidence gathered today is said
| to have 'establfshetls that Hartnepp
was a Well Known Asare III Spring
field where Ire has'-becn seen. for the
last 25 years. that his visits to
Springfield have been especially fre.
quent since last July; that he was q
proprietor OF a saloon in Chicago foF
a short time and that he has served
a prison term in the state peniten
tiary at Eddyyille, KY
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
AFRAID TO BECOME ONE
FOR NEAR HALF CENTURY

Brownsville, Penn, Dec. 27.-Af-
ter courtship OF AZ years Miss Kate
Lanning 81 years old. of West
Brownsville. and Samuel Clear, 62,
OF California, Penn, were married
yesterday.
Their reasons for not marrying
sooner are not known. The groom
is farmer. An attempt to keef
their marriage from their friend;
failed, and the aged, but happy
bride and groom were rendered 9
rousing serenade before leaving.
The happy old couple stated they
wer glad nit was over, as they haS
dreaded their friends reception 70;
some tune. fl{s5k Il II.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
WITNESS IN JACK JOHNSON
TRIAL TALK TOO OFTEN

Associated Press Dispatch.
Chicago, i'll, Dec. ga chance
remark alleg ged to have been made by
Joe Levy, a witness against Jack
Johnson, negro pugilfst. accused Of
white slavery. to the efleet that he
would leave the country, led to his
arrest today and Imprisonment in the
Cook county Jail. Levy was under
a $ zoe bond to appear and Federal
Judge Carpenter of the Chicago dis
triet ordered the amount raised to
5000. Levy was unable to pro
cure the new bond.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
HOW ALL ARRESTS !
AND CLEWS In THE
L0GUE CASE FAILED.

> Chicago, H., Dec, 27.
. Dec. IS. lis p. m.--Jos-
. eph II. Logue, diamond broker,
0 found murdered in office in
. McVicker Theater building in
0 Madison street.
0 Dec. 90 Seven persons, in
o Guiding Clyde Stratton and
o Frank Williams, safe blow
o ers, arrested in raid on flat
o o. 4436 Clifton avenue. At
0 tempt made to identify some
0 of them by bloody finger
o prints on papers found in
0 Windsor Clifton Hotel with
O $4,000 il diamonds,
o Dec. 81. - Finger marks
o found to have been made by
o detective. Diamonds found
o to be glass Two alleged "sus-
o poets arrested in North Hal
o sted street
o Dec. 22.--Three women taxi
o en- in Clifton avenue raid, and
o Halsted street suspects freed.
o Search for blonde woman"
% begun.
20 Dec. 23s--All under arrest
10 exonerated of connection with
10 I.ogue murder. Search for
o two blonde women ordered.
10 Dec. 24.-Police admit they
10 need new clew to find slayer
10 of jeweler. Hunt for negro
To- who offered diamond for sale
10 in Mcyicker Theater.
10 Dec. 25.-Police drop search
10 for blonde women. Accept
10 Logue widows theory that
10 robbery was only motive
o Dec. 27.-Eight days after.
10 Police admit they are
10 bafflcd. All eiews have failed.
n a
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
WHITE HOPE WHO BEsTED i,
+. "M'CARTY WINS FROM. !.
....''" '"KEARN AT. NEW YORK.

Associated Press Dispatch.i r;@.'..n
:. New York, Dec. '27.---Jesse VIII;
lard, the Texas cowboy. in a: great
bout tonight, knocked. out Soldier
Reasns in the eighth. round Of 8
,scheduled ten round bout. Willard
out pointed Luther MeCarty. the
Missouri heavyweight, here sevef9l
months ago. He. will meet the win.
ncr OF the palzer McCarty bout thai
win be held at Los Angeles, Cal, or
New Years afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
Wilson for No Bluster.

Washington, Dec. 27.--lnaugurs-
tion ceremonies in the past have
been too, Spectacular Is the opiAfsH
of Gov Wilson who wants the In
auguration to be as simple as pos
sible..
at Washington where the train
stopped for few moments en- route
to stanton, Gov Wilson talked with
William Eustin recently appointed
chairman Of the inauguration COM
mittee. This thing has been over
done In the past" said Wilson. II
wish you would have the ceremonies
with dignity and order.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
Cholera Invades Bulgarian Camps.

Cholera Invades Bulgarian Camps.
st. Petersburg, Dec. 26.--Cholera
is causing terrible havoc among the
Blu garian troops eneamped along
the Tchatalja defenses of CONSTANT
nople, according to General Guichoff
chief of the Russian forces. An epi-
demic of typhoid is also raging in
the Bulgarian camps, according TO
the reports received by him.
Twenty-Five thousand so diers
have been attacked by the cholera
and typhoid since the contagion
reached the Bulgarian lines from
the Turkish camps and the death
rate is heavy.
Every possible effort is being made
10 stop the spread of the disease, the
greatest cholera experts in Europe
having been engaged by Car Ferdi-
nand and sent to the front to fight
the epidemics and direct the santa.
tion of the camps.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
PADUCAH VISITED
BYBURCLARSWHO
Make RICH HAUL
Thousand Dollars Worth Of Clothing
and Jewelry Are Carried
Off By Robbers.
NO CLUE Is. LEFT BEHIND
Wholesale Looters Failed to Effect
). !. .Entiance Into. the jewellers
I. Strong Box. =.
NO CLUE Is. LEFT: BEHIND

PaduGah. Dec. 27..-clothing. and
jeFc'.y ::valued at close. to. s., ,2Oo:is
the loot Of burglars. who "Wednesday
might effecied.aih. entrance to a.bpila.:'
Ing, at 32i Broadway. ,:,Harry.. H..
a tailor, is'ihe heaviest: loser:
an. invoice .af'.'fhat pnart:of' his stock
left aeh.nd: revealing the theft. Of
abous''5 :cuits,.valued at $780,. w;
b.. PARRISH; i::::jeweler, who occupies
tic Hui!dinS Jointly with Mr.. DAT:
tons. is the loser. :of' $500 worth: Of
jewelsy:.. Though THE work is; un;
;4,es.lcnabl: that OF local .srimihdls.
the chief off, police...has no, clue as To
,hels. identity Foreign detectives
|pssasb:.: i,i;..bs employed to work
sn .shc. case. The; burglary Was. .dii-
|ee,s,el. yesterday ::whea the .prapr.e.
.ors nlensa dp the:store... ''.:s
.Fhe ,.rgiiry. vas :one'of .he cost
!!ic.s sara .prahably:: the most daring:
! in:this. etani. crfmfndl histofyy'iof PA;
.ars'ai,:::. :..whlls ::tha 1hieyes were put
a.. no '!sopbleiiiI reaching the Inter
| liir-.,a; :.iae s.esi4bsiiinia. the ::Yact ,has
| t4ti: spent ensugh time. on the Job. to
rarrY. OF more than :4oo;pounds: of
Ici5thing. makes il appear that. they
twofked>.+rapidly :::At the most they
could not have carried ,the. goods
taway'!h less time than an hour with
out the use 6E "a vehicle. unless thefe
iwcre.as many as six. concerned in the
/ burglary. Evidently the~robbery roe,
Gnrred "Wednesday afternoon, the
thieves taking advantage Of Christ.
mas Day when all business, houses
We're closed.
| That those at the head of the
burglary knew well his surrounding
is evident. IN order to reach the
lower floor of the building. it was
Unnecessary for the men to mount
lstairs leading to the second floor oi
the Citizens Savings Bank building
lpass down the hall to steps leading
down stairs into a saloon building
south of the bank ON Third street
and knock some wire screening from
a window of the saloon. The bur
glars were then in passageway be
tween the saloon and tailor shop
1t was necessary only to remove {
) the tailoring establishment anC
crawl through. That the thieves
worked cautiously is the belief of tn,
police, who found most of the glas
pane on the exterior of the building
This indicated 1t must have beei
taken out piece by piece after break
ing it.
Cheap suits were left in showcase
untouched None OF the suits miss
ing were valued at less than ST.
wholesale. These were in a cas-
I. near the front of the building. Al
empty cash register was passed uI
The burglars made plain the fac
that they were out for goods whie'
? came easy" as they didn't try tn
combination of the Parrish safe, i
; which valuable jewelry was stored
They satisfied themselves with NOR
Inexpensive goods, crowding four
teen bracelets, twelve watch-chaini
many pairs of cuff-buttons, watch
fobs and La Vallieres in the trunk
3 with the clothing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
STORM PREVENTS LIFE
SAVERS FROM REACHING
BURNING SCHOONER.
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Newport, r. l.. Dec. Follow
ing the receipt OF a wireless report
that an unknown schooner was on
fire twelve miles southeast. of Block
Island and beyond aid from the life
saving station owing to the heavy
gail that prevailed. the United
States revenue cutter Seneca, was
dispatched tonight from New Eng
land. Conn. to the rescue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
GOV. WILSON IS
VERY WIlLINcF()R
D|CN|F|ED SHOW
AN Virginia Welcomes Home Her
Glorious Native
(vIsITs WILSON HOMESTEAD
Begs. That His Inauguration be SIM
i. pie. and Dignifed Like 4
|. \: True. Democrat Should.

4 III 3 n
Associated Press Dispatch.
Stanton. Va. Dec 27.-virginia
welcomed. home tanight Gov. Wood
row. wilson. her native son. presi-
tiant-olect of the United States.
From the moment the president-elect
crossed the Virginia state Inc at
Alexandria this afternoon. After he
had i ten minutes glimpse Of the
National capital. until. Q o'clock to-
might, when he reached the place
where he was born 5s years ago. the
gcsiptIon given him was one of
great enthusiasm.
Escorted BY troops or cavalry.
militia companies and torch light
PROFESSIONS. practically the Whole
town took part. Coy. Wilson motor
"a thTongil the streets of stanton
Ito the home OF the pastor OF the
rreshyterian church where Jos. u.
Wilson 3syed tn 1855.
Win Mrs. Wilson the president
elect paused for d minute on the n
| uminated poftico Of the old Wilson
homestead and greeted DR. Frazier.
4 +. " !. 4 -
The baud struck up Dixie and the
governor turned and waved his hat
to the crowd and spontaneous
shout nf welcome eeaoed through
lfhe winter air. Ats fine 70 .be bach
Iagain exclaimed the prcsAaent-eleGt
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
Admitted to Probate.

The will OF the late Patrick ].
Purcell was admitted TO probate Fri
day. NJ. j Howley was made execu-
tor, and James II. Galligan, Ellis f..
Cox and John NJ. Dewey named as
appraisers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
NEED IT IN CAIRO.

Philadelphia. Dec. 27,-An
electric quletsr" Is an in
strument to be exhibited soon
before police officials by the
Inventor, a railroad engineer
II consists OF a belt to be
worn by every po.ineman, at
taehed to which is a battery
with wires. positive aud mega
, tive, running up along tho
body ana down through the
sleeve, and endins in a metal
button.
The policeman wears n
, rubber glove on whichever
, hand the button rests, and
, when he grabs. a pickpocket.
. disorderly person or any sort
, OF felon. no matter what his
, average as a bad man. he will
D wilt when that button with
, its neat little voltage touches
D his anatomy.
D The inventor. got the idea a
D year ago On witnessing a !
0 street fight in New York. in
0 which policemen used their
. clubs
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
ST. LOUIS Is TO ENTERTAIN
NEXT PEACE CONFERENCE


Washington, d. c., Dee. 27.-St.
Louis was selected today as the mex.
meeting point of the Fourth Ameri-
can Peace Conference when the ex-
ecutire committee society meet here.
The Congress will be held May. /.
and ..
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ben Henry Glenn to Joe Gotthars.
lots ) and i6. block 8. Wilson's SUBJ
division. quit claim s145.
Joseph B. Hatch to John p. Card
ner, lots 3 and 10, block ,. r. & L.
Second addition TO Cairo, warranty
$500.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
ANOTHER. /
...:::...:ADDED,::.::.::T0....::THE:::...::
...=='...::...'.Ukl0ADED|..LBI !. 4.
eve Year Old. Boy Accidentally,
:, .K'.ls Baby Brother With !.
Pistol.

Associated Press dispatch.
Benton. H.. Dec. 21..--Wiliie Arm-
strong, two year o d son of Mrs.
Mary Armstrong, of Clinton. III.
who is visiting here was shot and
killed today by his 5-year-old broth
er Lester, who playfully pointed a
revo YER at the younger boy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
MAN WHO DISGRACES BIBLE
PUNISHED ON EARTH
BY WISCONSIN JUDGE
Associated Press Dispatch.

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 27.-Judge
Neelan in the district court today
fined Martin Premak, a foreigner,
S2J because he spit or bible. Pre-
max was brought before the court
by A. p. Jones an investigating Off
Ger who preferred the charge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
SHOP '1GIRL" DIES AT AGE
OF 105; FARMER AT 109

New York, Dec 27--Miss Ellen
Horgan, a department store "girl
one hundred and four years old, who
was busting counters at the story
every morning up to few days ago,
is dead today of bronchitis in her
lonely little at, In few weeks
more she had said she would be one
hundred and five years old
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
0 O. o. O.. 900 % o o

:. Athens. Dec. 81 lin a heavy sect
storm the Turkish army defending
Janina and the attacking Greek
forces are lighting an artillery duel
today This il the third day of the
battle which began at dawn on
Christmas.
Within the last twentyfour hours
the Turks have made three sorties
from the city, but each time have
been thrown back with heavy losses
The Greeks have taken some OF the
outer defenses of the city
The aim OF the Greek gunnery has
proved extremely dangerous. Thus
far the Turks have gained no head.
way, according TO the latest advices
from the front.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28

Copper, Tex, Dec. 27-Charles
Cauloy, born in Ireland and until two
months ago actively engaged in
farming, died at his nome near here,
at the age Of one hundred and nine
years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
THROWS CAN OF CORN IN
QUARREL. KILLS MAN

Marked Tree, Ark, Dec. 81.
William johns and Alex Smith quar-
relied today over a girl Johns
therw can Of corn which hit Smith
on the head and killed him. Johns
was arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
BUSY IN CAIRO.

Defective Otto Hamilton OF the
Western Kentucky district Of the
Illinois Central railroad. astompan-
led bv Special. Agent Dunn. Of padu-
cab. was III Cairo. last night con-
.ferrieg with Chief Egau's men While
on the trail OF fugitive from Bat-
lard conniy. - fl<
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:. FINANCIAL .cOs'r. !.
KEY .Si0.0Ga.NhN
.... 80.
Turkey IL r.cy.ruo
=. lost FROM. lost

49,: lost. from. lost :, =
s y. pra,inies...... - i. !, =.
. =. year: -. '.... :o.p0s.0oo
az: se,yia: ~. :. IS. 400, 900
D Bulgaria: -. io.s6a.oao
Q. .Mrgecs :. ,.......'. 80. ;.66o,ooV
q. Montenegro. ......:.. $4,000.
.. Russia ~. :.l.o.oea.ooo
o.. Austria: incfud. -
o.. ing :. less Of -.
2 sages.. =. and :. I: ~
0. =: profits. $50. aS..io6.6oo.. :.
o England ~. =. =. 100000
Q italy. !: Including. =
Q and. PROFITS -. .:.sao.oSa
b Germany -. .. 100000
o 'Frinct' -. -. G.pO0.6o" .
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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
BALKAN ALLIES
BEAT TURKS IN
Three SORT|ES
Fierce Art llery Duel Fought in
Heavy sleet Storm Before
Janina.
oooD GREEK aussERY WINS
Cholera Invades Bulgarian Camp
:: Causing. Terrible Havoc:
y. TO Soldiers, -:
( /. =
coon GREEK aUNNERY WINS

10 90 o o 8 .. 90. o. I
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28

Illinois, Kentucky and Missouri
Fair Saturday and probably Sunday.