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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
BosSIsM RUN TO SEED.

There is every reason to believe that
the Republican organization in the
extreme southern end of the state
has assumed the character of a close
corporation in which the trust idea
is strongly exemplifled 1t might be
properly described in an application for
incorporation under the trust laws Of
New Jersey as q combination of poll.
.icians for the purpose Of controlling
and debating the Republican nomlna,
lions for county, state and congress.
sional offices, with Congressman
Smith as trusted holder" Of the south.
arn end Of the state.
Not only has Mr.. Smith been given
he dictatorship in his own county re-
garding the delegation to the state
convention, but at the meeting of the
congressional central committee some
lime before that he was given the right
to name The next congressional central
committee. What this means can be
easily reasoned out 1t gives him alb
solute control Of the affairs Of the
party in this district for the next two
wears, for he viii name only such men
as viii DO his bidding in all things
It insures him control of the congress.
sional convention. giving the voters
little or no choice as to who its nom.
inee for congress shall be for he can
hold his central committee over the
as a club to beat down all
1t means that Smith must
be the party nominee as long as he
wants to be (which will be till
DEATH and the Republican voters of
the district must take Pe-Ru-Na, even
though it makes them sick.
There is but one way in which the
Republican voters can rid themselves
Of this tyranny-"bolt. They have
40 other choice, They are given no
voice in the nomination OF their can.
didate. They cannot place any other
in the field They are
forced. to decide between Smith and a
Democrat--between political slavery
and revolution. win they dare to az.
iert their independence as American
,..iscac?
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16

practical in politics therefore sue
cessful in both He was an honest
man, with high ideals. or kindly ma
ture, generous, but not impulsively SO
"a man TO inspire confidence and es-
TEEN among men in an the walks OF
life, and therefore a leader He was
admittedly a friend of the workers,
many thousands of whom believed in
him The strength of his personality
and OF his character was shown in the
campaign OF 1886. when he and not
the candidate of his party became the
object Of the bitterest abuse and ridi,
cule througout the country. which has
never ceased in some quarters, and
there is no instance reported where
he ever expressed resentment. Among
the public men in washington he was
favorite with the newspaper cor.
respondents to whom he was always
kind, in spite Of the many ill-natWed
shafts to which he was subjected by
cartoonists and others. 1t is probably
safe to say that the death of no man
would have been more generally and
more incerely regretted than will be
that Of Marcus A. Hanna.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
UNUSUALLY SAD CASE
Woman Deserted BY Husband Gem
PEELED to Live at County
Poor Farm.

Special 10 The Bulletin,
Carbonate, ILL.,, Feb 1G.-An un.
usually sad case of wife abandonment
came TO the notice Of the authorities
Friday when Mrs. Sarah Castleman. a
woman Of ordinary ability. was found
destitute in the city without known
relative living, no home and no
friends and in few weeks to be the
mother Of baby
The lady entered the Office of one
OF our doctors and through little
persuasion told her sad story.
Her maiden name was Sarah Hand
and when a mere babe her mother
died leaving her 70 the mercies of a
cruel world She grew to woman
hood and on June g. last married Cas-
tleman. Since then they have lived
at Thomps0nvilie. Grand Towet and
Big Bay Some weeks ago her hus-
band deserted her at Grand Tower
without any known reason that the
woman knows. Since then she has
secured work wherever possible and
when told by the doctor Friday that
work atihis time would be almost i'm.
possible to secure, consented to go to
the county farm
Her husband is a jeweler and has
previously been married.
If the story told by the woman is
true the case is particularly sad and
her husband should be hunted down
and made to support her.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
USEFUL INFORMATION.

IL this department al ms,ner q useful in
formal on viii be briefly given every day; any
question askc by readers e6nceTnng any Of
the muiritpdinous affairs Of daily life viii re-
csive Garcia. consideration.
The sun will rise this morning at
C:53 and set at 5:34
The ncxt legal holiday will be Feb.
ruary -. Washington's birthday Mis-.
sissippi IS teh only state in the union
where it is not a legal holiday, but is
observed in ehpublis schools by ap-
1ropriato exercises.
Ash Wednesday comes on February
IN.
Twenty-eight states in the union
have "state flowers. Illinois has
none Missouri claims golden rod
Ono women In 20 and one man In
1 80 arc barren--that is per cent Of the
population According to Mulhall, one
marriage in 20 is barren and among
tie mobility in England, . per cent
/ have 10 '.ildren owing 20 the inter
marriage II cousins. no less than ~
i per cent IF tire present nobility being
married 10 couushts.
The uuLlhcr Of persons engage in
I The principal occupations ia this cOun
try. are 29.2S5.922 according TO the
census Of 1900, Of the io,45S, SAG arc
1 farmers.
The two largest baltleships engaged
I in the Russo-japanesc war are the
Mikasu tJapanj and the Czarevitch
/ (Russian). The former was built in
I 1900. has 800 tons displacement, prin
eipsl armament + our l2-inch guns;
crew 935; speed is knots per hour
The latter was built in 1901. has 10,
100 tons displacement: principal arm
ament four l2-inoh guns; crew 73l
mon. speed is knots.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
FAR FROM PLEASED
Republicans Of Jackson County OBJ
Jet to the Autoerstic Action Of
Their Central Comm ttee.
Correspondence of The Bulletin.

Correspondence Of The Bulletin.
Carbonate, H., Feb. 15.--Jackson
county Republicans are far from
pleased at the action taken by the
county central committee at tn
county scat yesterday.
That the rank and file Of The party
is for the denomination of Congress
nan Smith and also for Judge r. ].
MeElyan for the state senate, there is
no question what ayer, but not to have
been consulted and empowering two
men to absolutely control both the gu
bernatorial, confessional and sena-
torial situations is he'll 20 be autocrat-
ic power that BODIES evil for the par.
". The resolutions adopt 4 provided
that Congressman Smith shall select
the delegates to the state convention.
which means that either Lowden or
Warner will control the delegates.
The latter. if his strength develops
sufficiently TO hazard the giving of
the delegation. IL not 10 Lowden. II
means that Jackson county IS unqnali
ilcdly against Yates. although the
county is fun OF state employees.
For the senatorial convention Nc
Elyain was empowered 10 choose the
delegation and the opposition to Nc
Blvain hopes that the act win prob
ably end as did the judicial nomina.
ton and thereby eliminate MeElvain
from Jackson county and Southern H.
linoi5 politics
The game is deep, but Is being play
ed by master hands.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16

Weis- Peterson Box company They
sent two wagons with a ton of ring
logs and two coils Of rope 10 Bunalo
island yesterday by ferry and dirt
road. II viii take two days 20 make
che trip. They have a great many logs
on the island, which viii be rated
and towed here as soon as the ice win
permit.
The snagnoat Wright left for Mem.
phis at > p. IN. yesterday She was
boand for St Louis. hut turned back
on account of the ice.
THE Fowler had a small consign-
ment of cotton seed from the Tennes-
SIS river
The coal tow Of the James Moren,
which she grounded at Reelfoot has
been partially released, Ten coal
boats and one model barge have been
gotten off
The Ferd Harold is coming up in
place Of the Georgia Lee this trip and
win be due tomorrow. The Georgia
Les will lay up for slight repairs.
The NJ. Z, B, a. has since its organi-
zauon demanded and received an in,
crease in wages Tor its members. II
is now in order to raise the standard
Of the GOODS since the price has
been raised II is the purpose Of the
association to do this, but they have
not. as yet, been successful in doing
TT 1t is = remarkable thing that men
holding responsible positions as
steamboat engineers should be so
reckless in The matter Of sobriety,
as some of them are Ii is a matter
Of common information among
steamboat men here that on one oc-
casion a steamboat came into this
porn wanting an engineer The only
one available was in Jail on a charge
Of drunk and disorderly He was
taken from Jail and went out on the
boat, Occasions are not wanting when
engineers have been drunk on watch,
thereby putting in jeopardy the lives
Of the crew and passengers. not to
mention the property 1t is a viola
tiou Of enc condition upon which they
get their license and for which it can
bc revoked
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
General River News.

The stage OF the river at 4 p. m.
Yesterday was $50 showing rise Of
O.5 in twcntyfour hours.
There was a small belated con-
signment Of ice went by here Sunday
presumably from the Wabash river.
The ice in tie Mississippi river yes
terday morning was little heavier,
and filled the river at Birds Point.
but in consequence OF greater cur
rent drawing it out at the point and
it having much more room 10 spread
il did 10, offer a great obstruction 10
navigation. being confined to the
channel in its greatest quantity At
this stage of water boats can run the
bar side and avoid tha most of il.
The Paepeke arrived at . q. m. yes-
terday with two bargss Of logs. and
returned to Charlottesville at 2.30 p
m for three more
The suspension Of navigation up
the Mississippi does not stop the
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16

in connection with that exalted posi-.
ton who has shown himself to be
much stronger than his party; be.
cause he is an evenly posted, selfposs.
essed gentleman of widely recognized
legal ard business ability; because he
has kept and will keep himself en-.
tirely free from entangling alliances,
and If elected will owe nothing to
machines. place-hunters or place
holders, In the office Of states at.
torney for Cook county, which he now
fills and to which he was elected by a
vote ten thousand greater than was
wiyen to VIM. Mckinley. he is con.
fronted with duties far more multi.
farious, perplexing and exacting than
the duties to the office he seeks, yet
he discharges them so readily, intel
ligently and satisfactory that distrust
Of his ability to meet all the require
ments of any position he may seek,
exists however among the people,
either Democrats or Republicans.
In view Of these facts; the aggres.
siye aspect of the Democratic party,
and the further fact that Mr. Deneen
will enter the convention backed by
an overwhelming majority of the dele.
gates from Cook county. where more
than one-third of all the voters Of the
state are domicled, failure to nomi1
ate him would, in my opinion, imperil
Republican success in Illinois, If not
in the country at large,
NJ. b. HARRELL
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16

''Here is something for the city of
ficials to investigate. The Gas com
pany's original charter expired in
1890 Has it been renewed? Or has
the city s-.'.-...s.1l "a extension Of lis
franchise? If not, why not? Has the
company applied for renewal Of is
charter? Is it now a legal cqrnsr3
tioa? Both the company and the city
should be deeply interested in these
queries Argus. For the benefit of
the Argus, and the city, aud the public,
The Bulletin made some inquiry ana
had no difficulty in clearing up q
matter about which the contemporary
seems to be very much worried II
appears that the Cairo City Gas com
pany does not hold any Garter
from the city, but from the 81 te q!
Illinois, by special act of the legisla-
ture, passed about forty years
ago. The company's charter is per
petual, but the privilege to supply the
city and its people exclusively for a
term Of twenty-five years, has ex.
PRED
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
NOTE AND CONVENT.

| don't want no sympathy
Cause no one else kin know
Exactly what is gwinter suit
My spaeial.kin' OF woe
is sorry fob my trouble,
lis often fcclin sad
But when TWO starts in foh to weep
It makes it twice as bad.
don't want no friendly tear
A-noisfenin' yoh eye,
rs able foh to ten 10 it
When It's my time to cry.
Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
NEWS OF THE RIVERS.
Conditions and Prospects as shown
in the Government Raport-Gen.
eral News.
Rver Forecasts.

The OAi0-At Evansville, will con,
tinue rising during the next q to SO
hours. come to a stand, then fail At
Paducah and Cairo, viii continue fall
ing At Johnsonyilie, viii commence
falling
The Mississippi--From Chester 70
Cairo. viii continue rising during the
next SO hours
Heavy iaatius tee was reported
passing Cincinnati and Louisville Sun.
day morning. Light ice is running in
the Mississippi back Of Cairo.
p. H. SMYTH, Observer
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16


IN the death Of Marcag a. Hanna
last evening. the Republican nariy
Loses one Of It's strongest men, If not
its only vastly great lealer. and there
Is removed oft If President Ro1ac-
vets party bis only Formidable
Though unwilling opponent for the
Republican nomination this year Al.
though Mr. Hanna had repeatedly de-
declared that he vas not 4 candidate
and was undoubtedly sincere in the
declaration. there was rapidly form
ing strong demand among the rank
and file of his party. and among the
conservative element of the leaders
as wen. which would have asserted it
self perhaps irresistibly at the con
vention in Chicago; for Mr.. Hanna
was regarded as much stronger man
than Roosevelt; stronger in that be
was more likely to be guided by com
mon indment and less by passion and
ly a desire to -safye a personal am.
hitipa 10 eain a1ie applanss # the
faIsefse4 - ~ IL iinkoe Mr.
Hanna uas nhsl - commonly called
= seli1nads ma having started in
IIfs Is 2 xrnterr Il rk he - q Rrac
sri nan pfsey sl n bushes
s. s.: -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16

Twice has death served Roosevelt.
The death of Senator Hanna laayes
the Republican party little choice but
70 nominate the president TO succeed
himself and leaves the conservative
element in the country to depend
wholly upon the Democrats for a can
didate in whom the country's affairs
may be regarded as safe. 1t is the
Democratic opportunity and the party
will probably be found agreed to the
hope
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
DEENEN is THE MAN.

Editor of The Bulletin.
There is nothing extravagant in The
claim that the nomination Of Charles
SIS beuefn as the head If the Repfbli
can state ticket l. nne III The an
parent necessities Of the situation.
He shouh be nominated because be
is tbs only Republican yet mentioned
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16

in the lower house Of the legislature,
called on US yesterday evening He
is in fne spirits consequent no doubt
upon the luxurious life authorized and
enjoyed on the dollar a day he is now
receiving for his public services.
Democratic ticket for the charter
election to be held February %. 1868:
Mayer. John u Oberly: city attorney,
Louis P Butler city treasurer
Michael Bambrich; police magistrate,
q. Shannessy; alderman FIRST ward
r. Theobaid, select council l. 3. Wal
der: alderman second ward, John W.,
Mckee, Joseph Mendel IL NJ Hulen;
for select council, P, W. Barclay; al
dernan third ward, VIM Lonergan.
G. w. Hendricks; select council, T.
O'Callahau: alderman fourth ward
James Kennedy, Jos. Brankle; select
council, Louis Jorgensen; select couu-
Gil from city at large, G. D. William
son. Wm Martin
Rev. Jacob Brandley is again in
trouble. He is under arrest for hog
stealing. and it is feared by his al
mirers that the scarcity Of pork and
his belief in immersion viii not staye
of conviction
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
FRATERNAL ORDERS COMBINE.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Springfield H., Feb 15.-The Fra.
ternal Army of Loyal Americans and
Royal Circle, consolidated today I'M.
der the name of Loyal Americans, ="
Edward J, Dunn, of Springfield. being
elected supreme president. Both or.
CARNATIONS have membership Of ST.
600 in the northwestern and central
states.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
GREE MEDICAL ADVICE
TO WOMEN

Women would save time and
much sickness If they would
write to Mrs. Pinkham for advice
as soon as any distressing symp-
toms appear. 1t is free, and has
put thousands OF women ON the
right road to recovery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16

If any one wants to know what the
Republican voters of this district
think about anything, let him ask
Congressman Smith. The voters
themselves are not supposed to have
any thinks" coming.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
To cure Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
let's All druggists refund the money
If 1t fails to cure Il. w. Groves aig.
nature is on each box. 25c.
many Of his hearers:
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
FoR AETERNooN oR. cARRIAoE wEAR.

Gown shade lettuce cloth Russian
chenille black
white Stimulates blouse latter
being with both back
beneath The yoke tabe circular
sides being appear
The haircloth
folds Of cloth gracefully plain boIero
dropping the of tie waist here reped with good
effect Ling rufe5 make dainty finish
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16

II tic Republican central commit
tees In the 9th -r counties in the state
will follow ttss example Of that in
Jackson county the nomination Of
candidates for stats offices will bs
very much simplifed-the voters viii
be saved "a lot Of bother and will not
have TO engage Ia any wrangllug Z
settle any dlffsrenc Of opinion
among them'--in fact they will mo-
need to Settle any differences 0.
opinion about candidates. they need
not have any differences Of opinion;
they need not have any opinions for
tifat matter, It viii only be necessary
to call a caucus Of the Republican
congressman in washington, who wili
make all the nominations and &c
clare the issues, and the voters neey
only to go to the polls and vote tht
ticket The candidates FOR state Of
fees would not need to travel al
over the state to consult tho peopl
about the nomination. and the @tl0o
encen men would lose their occupa
tlons, for the candidates cguld fix !
all up With the cohgfcsgincn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
3Y Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, Feb. 5.-Illinois-Fair,
continued cold Tuesday; Wednesday
fair, not SO cold: fresh north winds.
Missouri-Fsir Tuesday; Wednes-
DAY fair, warmer
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
POSTMASTER AT STOCKTON.

By Associated Press.
Washington, Feb 15.-The senate
confirmed the nomination of Isaac W
Parkinson to be postmaster at Stock
ton. ILL.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16

There is yet plenty of time to de
eide on what kind Of spring peas YOU
wish to plant; also to choose your
baseball favorites.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16

Mcthtr-HaFe ycu taken Jour Geld
bath yet, Willie? Willie-Teher wasat
any cold water warm enough.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16

Russia says Japan hit her before
she was ready and when she wasn't
lookin'.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-16
NEWS OF THE WEATHER
Results Of Gvernmens Observations
With Prospects for Cairo and
Vicinity Today.

Indications for Cairo and vicinity
.oday: Increasing cloudiness, contin.
ued cold.