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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
R0WELL MURDER
WAS ATR0C|0US
BODY OF SEBASTIAN MERCHANT
IL FOUND SHORT DISTANCE
FROM HOME SHOT. AND WITH
THROAT CIT
SUSPECT is HELD
SHEEIFF'S DEPARTMENT H. NOTI
FLED OF KILLING AND ORDERS
MAN HELD FOR INNESTIGATION
ROBBERY THE MOTIVE

Tie body of j. H. Rowcll. the Scbls-
tian merchant who disappeared from hi>
store Wednesday morning. a. told in The
Herald Yesterday was found by search
crS a short distance from his home yc>
terday afternoon. The man wa foully
murdered. hi> throat was cut. the iusu
lar vein severed. and there were two bul-
lci holes ia his face and one ia the right
side of hi> chest. The murder j. declared
by citizens of the community To bc one
of the most atrociuu> ever committed in
Cameron county.
TIL. >hrriff'> department was not nj
NiS"'l of the disappearance of Rowcll.
aud knew nothing NJ II until the story
appeared in The Herald Of Yesterday.
Last night sheriff RYAN was called ~
over the telephone from Lyfurd and told
'f the finding of Hnwclls body. lie va.
also normcd that man was being held.
and he ordered the holding of all >us-
poets until h. could reach l.yford,
Sheriff Ryan. Deputy sheriff Pat IIn'-
~ and Deputy Sheriff Joe Longoria. left
Immediately for LNford ia IN automobile
and rigid Investigation of the death 81
Eowcll IL being made there TODAY.
Rowcll WAS about H. wears old. AMI
conducted small store al Sebastian
and 4 - engaged in the business of buy
ng and selling snakes. Ills disappear
ancc was discovered "Wednesday morn
ing hv railroad section foreman who
upon going to The store found the door
to the place open with blood on the
floor. and certain evidences II a struggle
Robbery il believed Ia have been the
motive for the murder nf Eowcll. a. he
j. said io have had about -lon ia cash
Ia his safe. The door H. the safe was
found standing open when the section
foreman entered the place
Following the discovery that Eowcll
had disappeared citizens of the Scba>-
tian section Immediately formed them
selves into searching parties. and they
secured the surrounding country After
many hours ot work they found Rowc.rs
body. cruelty murdered. within stones
throw 81 his little home hidden III the
brush
The delay in notifying the >heriff'S dc.
partmcnt was caused ~ the fact that
Sebastian has no telephone. and the
citizens dc ided they would make i thor.
ough search before communicating with
the peace Officers.
The people Immediately suspected
Mexican who H. said 10 have left >rba>
lian suddenly without taking time To- col
lcct wages that were owing him. Su>
picion H. said also 10 reflect on two or
three other men.
knWcll H. said Ia have had disputes
snakes and wild animals II them. lie
lived alone. and very little j. known of
hi> history. lie was not married. and
prior "a SETTLING at Sebastian u said to
have been a wandcrer. having travelled
through many foreign countries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
MOVE NEARER 0NTERREY
.cDN<TITTTIONALI<T> ESTABLISH
ADVANCE GUARD IIEADQUART-
ERS At CADAEENTA.

learned u THE cit, tully that The c0n>ti-
ntinmali>ts have moved np the advance
guard. which has hc,n stationed IA ta
MONIES rn thc Matamuru> Monterrey line.
t0 Cadarcyta. nn The Victoria AMI Mon
trrrrN lime
Eight Americans. who are said To- he
experts in the modu> oI~radin of rapid
fire guns are IN the employ ~ the con
~tiintionali>ts. and are stationed ~ Ca
darcyta. along with thirty two rapid fire
guns and five cannon. ~iN cannon are
y, ported dine % leave MaiamofOs for
C.tdarr,ta Saturday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
GIRL WIFE C0NfESSES
SAYS SHE TOOK PART IN MANY
BIEGLAEIES ACTING ~ GUARD
FOR HUSBAND.

piit>hurg. "a. Feb. - According t.
the policy. Mr.. Elmer An>chDt: ; wears
old. tnda, confessed she had taken part
in mlny hurglaric~ for which her hus-
band. who j. ~ wears old. was arrested.
Dressed a. a hoy. her hair cut short. she
stood guard outside the hou>eS he robbed
With revolver hidden under her coat.
they SAY. Quantities If silyerwarr and
other valuablcs alleged a. have b,rn
stolen IN the couple were recovered Nv
the police. Mr.. An~rhott will h. given
u hearing tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
THEY RIFLE REGISTERED MAILED
NAH. ON ~ ZEN x CRESCENT
TRAIN NT EIRMINGIIAM ALA,
WIT iIlROFITABLE EESI'LTS.
NO TRACE OF ROBBIE RS
OFFICERS OF JEFFERSON COTN-
tn AND DETECTIVES IN CITY OF
BII;M MINGllAM ARE AFTER GRIM
INAI.S
~ Associated PrcSsI

birmingham Ala Feb. 20 A Queen
\ Crescent passenger train wa> held up
near here last night ~ three masked rob
brrS Who riflcd the registered mail ~
~ amnut bclir,rl 10 bc much above
forty thousand dollars
NJ trace uf the robbers was secured
today
Definite information 49, a. the booty
secured bv the three masked men are
lacking. The robbery occurred u short
distance out of birmingham. The train
was west bound.
The entire cun-tahulary ~ Jefferson
county and detectives ~ the city Of Biz
minghdm are searching tor the rrimin-
ais
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
ZbyszkO Claims
Wrestling Champion
ship of the World

Louisville. Nv. Feb Stanislaus
Zby ~zko VI Poland. after defeating Dr.
D. F Roller iu straight falls here an
nounccd that ID view of the retirement
VI Frank Gutch H. viii claim the wrc>.
ling championship of the world and
viii defend the title against ~ comcr~.
This was Ihv~zko first return engage
mcnt in this country.
Zbyszko gained the first fall IN the
match against Roller in one hour and
cight minutes aud the second in twcntz
minutes a minute before the second
fall Ibvszko threw Roller through the
ropes. Roller was not injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
hII pIEN"

, The motto II serve ON The irath
. cred crest of the Prince of Wales
3 might bc taken ~ the motto of good
: new Spaprr advertising.
. Ii j. the most faithful of public
. servants and The most generous.
. Ii rewards the man who writes
8 and the man who reads
: II brings buyrr> and sellers ~
. rcthcr in transactions uf mutual
. pleasure and profit
. Il keeps the wheels turning ami
. the pay envelopes fun.
. Ii saves time and saves money
. II speaks dirrrll, and a. the
. point
. Ii brings ID message a. the home
and the iirv>idc
. Let the wingc, words of the
: worlds work a. they appear daily
. in the advertising columns of thi>
. newspaper serve Nou.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
Turns DOWN AMENDMENTS To
TIE SPANISH GENERAL AsEl-
TENTION TREATY To EXEMPT
CERTAIN OF ESTIONS.
SENATE WITH PRESIDENT
HIS DESIRE FOR a RENEWAL OF
ALL TREATIES IN THEIR GEN
EHAL TERMS HAS \ BSTAN
TIAL SENATE MAJORITY
,By .ixSociafrd PrcSS.N

Washington. -. IL. Feb. ~. The Sen
ate today rejected the proposed amend
mcnt, IL the Spanish general arbitration
treaty IL exempt from arbitration qur>
tionS pertaining 90 the Panama tolls. i'm
migration. and all questions involving
the Monroe Doctrine.
This test indicates President Wilson :
desire for a renewal OF all treaties ia
their general terms has a substantial sen
ate majority.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
TOM BALL IS
FIRST LEADER
AT Fl. WORTH
(Rr isS1cia'cd Press }

Fort Worth Tex. Feb. ~. Tom Bali
was the first prohihitioni>t leader to ar
rive for tho elimination convention. which
j. to bc held here tomorrow 10 select a
man w lead the pruhihitioniSt democrats
an th- coming guhernatorial race.
Wait until ! Get H.. was Balls an
>wcr a. queries a. ~ hi acceptance Of
the nomination.
Leaders tudaN said there would hr no
attempt to select ~ entire prohibition
Democratic state ticket at the convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
Secretary Of State Bryan After Cabinet Conference
Orders Investigations Leaves Suddenly
For Chihuahua William Benton Was Well
Known and Popular Indignation Of Ell Paso
People Is Stirred.

tinn~ " hen IL was learned hr faced a fir
IHg squad.
No foreigner H. safe in Mexico. was
The general comment.
Benton. Who owns one Of the most val
uahlc Ranches in Mexico. had gone un-
armed a. rcmun>Eratc with Villa about
rebels drprcdatinn>. llc WAS never seen
again
III b. known that h. qunrrrlrd with
Villa and some one believed Villa killed
h;m and gave ont the court martial re-
port to cover the murder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
DALLAS GETS PRIZE
THAT CITY WINS THREE CORNER.
I'D POLL TAN CONTEST, AND
GETS -.Du

San Antonio. Texas. Feb. aO.--.IOhn B.
Darlington, secretary of the San Antonio
'haml'cr ~ Commerce, mailed check
for 800 to y. X. Babcock. secretary Of
The Dallas Chamber VI Commerce, la
fulfillmcnt NJ the terms ~ the recent
contest between the two cities which wa-
won by Dallas. AffIdavits exchanged
between the two secretaries show that
the total voting strength of Dzlia. is
1nUri and of San Antonio 1905.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
THAW'S FIGHT
FOR LIBERTY
IS ON AGAIN
lBp isS4ciahd Prcsx.l

Concord. y IT,. Feb % Harry Ken
dali Thaw'> fight for liberty was re-
ncwrd in The Federal court here to-day
The point ~ issue were Thaw> dis
charge unGcr habraS corpus. and The
right ~ bail
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
HAND
BLOWS UP 3
BUILDINGS
(BU iSS,ciaf,d PrcsS.l

Chicago. IlI.. Feb. ~ Three buildings
were partially DESTROYED and twelve per
sons wcrc injured when a bomb "a
plodcd in the basement uf Leonardo Me
louc'~ grocery store in the Italian quart
rr today
The Black Hand" had demanded five
ih0uS and dollars of Mclone
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
CONFIRMED BN BRYAN.
Bg iNS Yfiaffd pTrssl

Washington. ~ Ill. Feb - Secretary
uf state Bryan announced today the
death al William BENTON. the English
ranchmln. at luarrz. but gave 49, details
Following = cabinct conference. See
rrtarN BRYAN ordered NV immediate in-
vr~tigatiun ~ the killing ~ Benton
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
BRINGS BIG BEETS
>N\ HENITo MAN SHOWS TWO.
ONE WEIGHING 10 "a AND 10 Il
rot NnS
lNn,rinL wv ~. H,rnInl

>an Bcnito. Texas. Feb n Two i'm
mcn>r stock hcct> were brought to the
.ocal Commercial club rooms today.
weighing 10 - and 10 Il pounds The
hcci> were raised ou the farm ~ !. y.
TilsiHgha>t. near here. being used a.
winter fcrd for hi stock and hog> Mr..
Ti.liugha>i has quite a field of these
hcrt>. VIII IN hc finds highly satisfactory
aud economical for his purpose.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
SCHOONER AND
CREW OF 13 ARE
REPORTED LOST

Bremen. Germany. Feb 2O The fish
ing schooner fercllce. with her entire
crew ~ thirteen are lost off the coast of
Iceland, according ~ dispatches today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
POWDER WORKS
EXPLODE, AND
7 ARE KILLED
tBB iS>oc'ai,d PrcSsl

Glasgow. scotland Feb - The cN
ploSion ~ the Noble Powder Works to-
day killed seven workmcn. AMI injured
man, others
Several buildings were DESTROYED bv
the explosion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20
WEATHER.

New Orleans. Ll.. Feb. - Coast
Weather: Tonight and Friday. an.
settled; light >uutherly winds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-20

some men are always getting busy
but they don't keep busy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
CAIRO MAN AGAIN
IS HONOR[D WITH
THE PRESIDENCY
Richard E. Cannon Rec ct-d
Head Illino wisconsin Retail
Coal Dealers Association

Richard Z. Cannon, the well
known coal dealer of this c. has
again been honored by the Illinois
and Wisconsin Retail Coal Dealers
Association. He was ; reelected
President of the association at its
convention, which has lceG in ses-
sion at Milwaukee the past two
days.
This association is Quo of the liyest
of them all and is composed Of hun
dreds of the prominent co9l dealers
of the States of Illinois and Wiscon-
sin, and has much influence in coal
matters both with the operators and
the miners, being frequently called
upon to take a hand in helping to
settle differences that arise
The meeting of the association at
Milwaukee was largely attended, it
being held in Milwaukee this time,
more of the Wisconsin dealers were
in attendance than at any previous
meeting.
The association was royalty treat
ed by the citizens of the Cream City
and one of the most pleasant gath
erings yet held was the result.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
NEW INC!NERATOR AT
MOUNT VERNON SAID TO
BE VERY SATISFACTORY

Mt. Vernon's inCinerator was
given q try out Tuesday and the re-
suit of the trial was more than sat
isfactory. The incinerating plant
presents an attractive appearance
and there is no Objectionable odor
arising from it as one would think
there might be.
-Four large loads of garbage, in
cluding tin cans, bricks, dead ami
mails and many other bits OF stuff
had been collected and dumped into
the melting pot and II was but a
short time until the lot was reduced
to ashes. The amount Of coal used
was very small and taken altogether
the trial was suitable to any one
concerned
Mt. crnon is now in a position t.
be the model clean city of southern
Illinois and the manner of disposing
of the garbage that collects about
the city is a very fine one and will
be the neans of lessening the dan
ger of disease due to decaying yege.
tation as well as animals.-Mt
Vernon Register.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
BIG SALE Of CITY
LOTS TO Be MADE
IN new ADDITION
Boyd-Miller Property Upper End of
City to Be Sold at Auction to
Highest Bidder

The Boyd-Miller property in the
upper end of the city, which was re
Gently plated and which the city
council about a week ago gave the
owners the necessary permission to
plat same and offer lots for sale,
VIII be offered for sale soon. Par
ties from st. Louis, who are here
for the purpose of conducting such
sale, will open an Office in the
Conrad Alba building at 706 Com
mercial avenue and as soon as
everything is in readiness, a bic
sale of lots for cash or on the in.
stallment plan will ensue, until the
entire plat has been disposed.
Arrangement will be made al
once to cut the weeds and mark the
site of each lot and show where the
streets are to be located
This property is north of Thirtr
eighth street and east Of Washing
ton avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
BEILEVILLE MAN SENT TO
ANNA ASYLUM, JEALOUSY
AROUSED BY CLAIRVOYANT

Brooding because a clairvoyant
told him his wife associated with
other men was declared by physi-
clans to have caused Paul Liedig, SO
years old, of Belleyille, to lose his
mind. He was adjudged insane in
Judge Frank Perrin's court Thurs
day and ordered taken to the State
Hospital for the insane at Anna.
His wife and three children, ranging
from 10 5 years old, are destitute
because Liedig gave S400 he had
saved to some one for safe-keeping
and forgot the name of the man he
gave it to.
Judge Perrin asked newspaper
men to publish an appeal for the
return of the money to Mrs. Liedig,
who told the court she and her chill
dren were in actual need Liedig
said he was sure the man would re-
turn it, although he couldn't recall
his name.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
j. s. SUCCESSFUL
IN SECURING
MEXICAN UNITY
Carbijal, Carranza, Villa and Ia
pata Factions Soon to be
Harmonized.

Washington, July 24.-Official ad-
vices today revealed that the Wash
iIgton administration was meeting
with success in bring Provisional
President Carbaial, Gen. Carranza,
General Villa and zapata into har-
ihony.
Zapata answered a communication
sent TO him indirectly promising to
cooperate with the Constitutionalists
in the work of padfcation
Gen. Carranza, through American
consuls accompanying him, renewed
assurances Of his friendliuess for
the United States and indicated he
would make satisfactory arrange
ments concern ng the amnesty and
guarantee, desired 5y the CarbajaI
government.
While Gen. Carranza IS ready to
grant an amnesty and give gaaran-
tees to those who have oppostd the
Constituencies persons criminal
ly responsible for the assassination
OF Madero and Suared will not be
gwen immunity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
BODIES CAME TO
SURFACE Of TWO
NECROESDROWNED
When the Barge of Rock at Barrett
Fleet Sunk Wednesday-Their
Names Not Known,

The bodies of the two negroes,
twho were drowned Wednesday, as
the result of the sinking of barg.
Of rcck owned by the Barrett Com
pany We're recovered yesterday morn
ing. Both bodies came to the sur.
face near the scene of the drowning.
Coroner McManus held an inquest
yesterday but had no witness who
could give the names of the negroes
drowned. One was a Cairo negro
who went by the nickname of Red, .
re had been at work on the boat
loading rock only an hour before the
accident. the other negro was off the
Mamie Barrett, the captain of which
could give the name, it is said, but
the boat left for the south the sama
afternoon the occurrence took place
The bodies were buried at the
county's expense.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
WARNING SENT
TO MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS
To Beware of a Salesman Selling An
Egg Gambler and Says He Is a
Food Inspector

The Illinois State Food Commits
sioner, w. Scott Matthews is send
ing out warning to all merchants to
beware of a salesman of a concern
manufacturing an egg candling de-
vice who is representing himself as
a State food inspector
The Commissioner wishes to say
to all merchants and dealers that
the inspectors of this department
carry no side line" and have moth
ing to sell whatever. Persons rep
resenting themselves as State food
inspectors and offering goods for
sale should be reported to the police
and promptly arrested and the State
food inspector notified at once.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
CIRCUIT CLERK
JACKSON COUNTY
NOW ON TRIAL
J. W. Brown of Murphysboro BeinE
Tried on Charge of Office
Irregularity.

! James w. Brown. for many
years circuit clerk of Jackson coun
ty has been on trial in the jackson
circuit court at Murphysboro for the
rast several days, charged with con
,Guctiug a confidence game and com
mitting q forgery.
Brown was Indicted by the grand
jury some time ago. following the
Issuance OF a number of county war
rants aggregating thousands, which
have been false. CT the several o!
these which were negotiated, some
tn banks and soma to indiN ,dudls
Gle fot 295 which was sold tor cast
TO Mrs. Mary Bothman OF Murphys
loro was introduced as a basis ol
the proceeding.
Brown has several prominent law
yers of Southern Illinois Amons
them are Denison. Spiller and WHIT.
of Marion, Sheridan oil Cairo and W
2. Lightfoot of Murphsboro Tht
state also has an array OF attorneys
1t is expected that the case will
oe closed today.
The trial is before Circuit Judge
w. W. Duncan of this circuit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
DRY WEATHER CAUSES SHUT
DOWN OF WATER, LIGHT AND
ICE PLANTS, HARRISBURG

It is said that the continued dry
weather has diminished the water
surply of Harrisburg to such an ex-
tent as t. neCe ssitate the closing Of
the waterwOrks plant, the electric
light plant aud the ice factory AT
rangements are under way for the
shipping In of water to relieve the
|csty. The utilities at Harrisburg
'are all privately owned. II.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25

Few cases have aroused such in
f'ere5t throughout the south as that
Of tho Nelms sisters who disappeared
in June from their home in Atlanta.
The pofiee OF many cities have been
asked to look for them, and they
were believed to have been located
a few days ago near Gulfpor,, Miss.
However, they disappeared,
Mrs. Elcis Nelms Dennis, the
mother of the bright boy shown in
the illustration with her, left home
N June. She got a divorce in Ne
|ada. Soon afterward the sister,
Miss Beatrice Nelms, q bright girl
.cf twenty-five. who had established
"a good real estate business in AT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
E. S. KAHN RECEIVES
WORD OF HIS FATHERS
DEATH AT DALLAS. TEXAS

e. S. Kahn of the Harris Sad
dlery Company, residing at 907 Wal
nut street, received a message yes
terday announcing the death of his
aged father who resides at Dallas.
Texas. MIR. Kahn leaves this morn
ing via the Iron Mountain railroad
to attend the funeral.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
CAIRO NOT SUCH A WARM
PLACE AS COMPARED TO
OTHER CITIES OVER U. S

Cairo was quite a summer resort
Thursday compared to many other
portions of the country. While the
thermometer was SO here it was 100
at st. Louis. Chicago, Keokuk and
Davenport. Iowa. Terre Haute, Ind,
Wichita, Kan, and 1O2 in Phoenix,
Arizona, Oklahoma City, Kansas
City, Louisyille, indianapolis. aud
Evansville were all SO.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
81 INDICTMENTS RETURNED
IN RIOT AT COAL MINES
Charge Miners With Murder, Arson
and Riot in Outbreak at
Prairie Creek.

Greenwood, Ark, July 24.-Tpir-
ty-sc7en indictments charging muir
der, arson and riot were returned to-
night by the grand jury investigat-
ing the riot and destruction of five
mines of the Bache-Denman Coal
Syndicate at Prairie Creek last
week. ~ @4s
Four of the indicted men are al
ready In Jail Fhe grand jury will
not attempt TO place the blame for
1.-THE outbreak.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
BANDITS ROB
|. |. & n. TRAIN AND
KILL ENGINEER
! ~ |
New York Limited Held Up Near
New Orleans, Engineer Slain,
Two Trainmen Missing

New Orleans, July 24.-The New
York Limited, through passenger
train of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad was held up by two
masked men tonight at a crossing
four miles east of here. The en-
gineer is reported to have been
killed by the bandits and two other
members of the train crew are said
to be missing. A special train with
officers and physicians has started
for the scene.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
ONE KILLED BY
DYNAMITE USED
TOCH[CkFL
Several Injured in 100000 Fire
Which Threatens Whole
Business Section.

Jasnovllle, Ind, July 24-One
man is reported killed and several
injured in an explosion this after
Don when dynamite was used to
check flames that threatened to
sweep the entire business section.
All telephones and telegraph wires
ere down. The fire apparently was
under control late tonight. The dam
age is estimated at 100000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
FIVE MEN ARE
MISSING IN
CHICAGO FIRE
We're at Work on Sixth Floor Of
Morris & Co. Build
ing.

Chicago, July 24.-Five men were
reported missing tonight when fire
destroyed six story building in tho
stock yard used by Morris and Com.
.pany as a refinery. The loss was es-
.timated at 100000. Those missing
iNere at work on the sxt floor of the
building where the fire originated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
ALWAYS Was Jealous

Mrs. Liedig testified her husband
visited a clairvoyant in St. Louis
three months ago and was told she
was friendly with other men. The
thought preyed upon his mind, she
said, until he became unbalanced.
He was of jealous disposition al
ways, she testified
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25

lanta, left home.
Later a letter purporting to have
been written by Mrs. Dennis TO her
mother in Atlanta. saying she had
killed Beatrice and was looking fJs
her brother TO kin him toe, where
upon she would commit suicide, wag
received. The mother, of course
was distracted.
Then came the story that Mrs.
Dennis was on her way to Texas t.
meet Victor Innis, once assistant
United States attorney for Nevada,
but now in Portland. Ore, to marry
him. He had acted for her in her
divorce proceedings in Nevada
Their last appearance was neal
lGulfpcrt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
WEATHER

Illinois and Missouri-Partly
Icloudy Saturday and Sunday.
ntucky-Probably fair Satur-
day and Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25

This Is Live Town--Advertis
here and get busy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-25
LOCAL FORECAST

Cairo and viein;ty-Saturday,
partly cloudy.