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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
IS NEGOTIATING
WITH RUSSIANS
Giving American Corporations
Same Rights As Others.
FAIR HOPE or SUCCESS
AMBASSADOR MCCORMICK NEGO-
TIATlNG WITH THE FOREIGN
oFFiCE-ADVANCES MET
IN A FRIENDLY SPIRIT

BY the Associated Press,
St. Petersb burg, april 3-Ambassa
dor McCormic)t III negotiating wid
the foreign office Ton a treaty with
Russia which 1rl give United states
corporations the right TO sue in tae
Russian courts ana Russian corpora
jions The right 60 sue In the coUrts III
the United States
Under The Russian law United
states corporations can be sued but
cannot sue in the courts OF the en-
mre. This has caused United States
firms great annoyances. as Well rs
losses.
IN addition. the ambassador hopes
"a secure in the treaty a broad CLAUSE
which will automatically siye the
United states corporations all priYi
Ieges ot whatever character is now
enjoyed by corporations Of any for
eisn country
Although there are difficulties IN
the way oil tha accomplishment eft the
desired resalJ, the ambassadors adj
vance has been met ii the frieadli
ast spirit and Indications are that the
negotiations win terminate success.
fully
The only countries now enjoying
which Ambassador McCor
mick Il striving TO obtain for the
United states, are Germany, Greece
and Italy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
TO KILL THE pANpRuFF GERM.
IL the Only Possible Way OF Having
IN Effective Cure,

II you see a woman or a man with lux
uriant glossy hair you may be sure nei-
Their has daudruff to amount 10 anything
In nearly every case where women and
men have thin brittle hair. they owe II
70 dandrun There are hundreds Of prep
aratious that "cl1im" to cure dandruH
but not one but Newbros Herpicide tells
you that dandruff is the result OF a germ
burrowing into the scalp. and that per-
msnent cure Of dandruff and It's conse-
quent falling and badness, can only be
had by killing the germ. and there is no
other preparation that will destroy that
germ but Newbro's Herpicide Destroy
the cause. and you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c. In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit Mich
Paul G shuh & Sons, Special
Agents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04

The entire list Of players now hero
shows in the lineup Of paducah's pro
fessEnals the best material for d
pennant team imaginable and Mana
ger Ray can anticipate no diff lit.
in carrying the flag away from Cairo
The players now here are. Grover
Land and Fred Powell caichars:
Dick Keesling. Hudson, Girard. Doyl,
and Brahic, pitchers. Sweeney, frs
base: Gillegan, second base; Vlrgils.
short stop Violet, left field Barlow
right field; Bateman, Nipnert an(
Coleman will arrive this afternoon d
tonight and will report for duty to
morrow Il is understood they have
been working a little and win be II
pretty good trim as far as individual
work is concerned.
Potts viii come tonight. he wires
and Paducah will have bunch q.
ball players to feel proud of. West
and McClain, pitcher and catcher
from Oran. Mo, will arrive tonight
West is six foot five inch pitcher
and 1t Is said has a wing on bin
equal to small cannon. Paducaf
Sun. Cairo has never yet been left
QUA In the cold on any baseball prop
osition, and while Paducah has o
strong aggregation, basing the as
sertion on the dope" Cairo viii have
something to say about the pennant
Cairo fears the Vincennes combina
ton more than any ball team in tho
Kitty league.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
SERVING ALL
STRAY DOGS
TO the Igorrotes, Savage Philippine
Tribe at Worlds Fair
For Food.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. Louis. April 3-The ST. Louis
Humane society has detailed J. II
Finnell to investigate the eating OF
dogs by the igorrotes savage Phil
lippine tribe several members OF
which arrived a the Worlds fair
Finnell was escorted through the
Philippine village today His repor
sill be submitted to the society to-
morrow It was reported Thursday
that arrangements had been made
with the dog pound officer to seryt
all stray dogs to the Filiplnos as daily
food
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
HEALTH is YOUTH.

Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age.
lIarbiBa. taken every morning be-
fore breakfast will keep you fir 70,
bust health fit you 90 ward of dis
ease. lt cures constipation, bilious
ness. dyspepsia, fever, skin. liver and
kidney complaints. II purides the
blood ana clears the complexion Hrs.
y W. Smith, whitney Texas. writes
Apr. 3, 1902: y have used iiortine.
ana find it tho best medicine for con.
etipation and liver troubles It docs
all you claim for it. ! can recon.
mend It," Scots a bottle. Sold by
Schuh Drug Co
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Wiggfe.Stick around in the water
Manufactured emily by
THE LAUNDRY BLUE COMPANY, Chicago

question of uniform playing rules
While not technically changing the
wording of the rule regarding baking
the National league has by Chs inter
probation placed upon the rule prac
ticaly made new regulation Of lit
AS the National league rules have
been adopted by The Kitty league, the
same instructions viii BIZ given tho
empires regarding the Interpretation
Of the balk rule by President Thomp
son and the league secretary when
summoned before them for a test Of
their knowledge Of the playing rules
The second game Sunday between
the Browns and Cardinals resulted in
favor Of the latter by the score Of 4
10 3.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
DEATH or NOTED MASON.

BY Associated Press.
Washington Court House. Ohio
April 3-S Stacker Williams, a wide,
Unknown Mason, died at the home oi
bis daughter Williams was grand
master Of the Ohio grand lodge Of
Masons from 1855 TO 1888. lie pos.
iessed the largest private MASONIC
library known aud contributed much
% the literature of Free Masonry H.
represented Licking county Id thi
Ohio legislature from 1896 to 1890.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
NO MORE DANGER.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press
indianapolis, April 3-The food
situation throughout Indiana has I'M
proved during Jha last "a hours. Dis
patches from OIL towns menacel hy
nigh water dlring jhe week past IN
dicate there IN no longer amy danger
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04

National league nmpires have haar
instructed by President PnlIlam f.
interpret the rules on baking al
strictly that it will be practically ina
possible for the pitcher to make =
move OF any kind when standing on
the rubber without delivering this
ball either to the batter or to first
base unfier penalty Of having han
called on him The purpose Of this
move. announced by President pull
am, IS 20 Increase the basernnniue
and that IS a laudablc intention. a
baserunning Is one Of the most NOM
lar features Of the game. In reality
the new Interpretation is called int
being for the purpose Of oaseitina
the foul strike rnia. which has sari
onsly decreased basernnniug as well
as batting because it has reduced nv
half the chances Of playing the M,
and run game succes sfully. r Ia
been pointed osd repeatedly thai if
he feal strike nile was retained Their,
woaid Of necessity be handIcape
placed npon the pitchers to offset if
and this move by the National Ieaeue
Is the first In that direction. The In
fsresting point In this connection
however. Is the bearing it has on the
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04
THE USUAL LOT
BASE BALL CHAT.
Catcher Rutledge Makes a Great
Find For Carlo.
A PHENOMENAL PITCHER
SECURED WITH SPEED, SLANTS,
CONTROL AND EXCELLENT
HABITs-W. p. .GREANEY
FOR MANAGER.

Those who contend that baseball
has ceased to attract as national
game should have been in 81 Louis
Saturday when 1900 fans assembled
to witness the initial game Of the
post.season series between the
Browns and Cardinals. Aud il WASH q
a very good day for baseball either.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04

Lon Ratledge in a letter to a CAIRO
friend describes a rich find he has
made for cairo in the shape OF {
pitcher that he claims is a marvel
and Lou ought to know This wonlef
is p years OF age, five feet nine
inches in height and weighs 1858
pounds His habits are good, lis
possesses an assortment OF sharp
curves and darts and knows how 20
mix them up. Coupled with gaod
speed and the ability to locate the
plate he ought to make good siat
artist under the tutelage of 500
brainy coaching catcher like Rnt
ledge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04

The Henderson street car company
has let the contract for the baseball
park grand stand, which viii be com
pleted BY April 18th There will be
200 chair seats for ladies'. II would
not hart to have a few comfortable
seats in the Paducah baseball CRANE
stand.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04

The Cincinnati Reds win give The
paducah Indians couple Of DRESSING
downs Tuesday and Wednesday
What else could be expected?
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04

Don't forget to meet the solicitin.
committee with a pleasant smile anC
the glad hand, for the kind Of a team
that will represent Cairo depends ep
urely upon the amount contributed
Secretary Greaney has about % ne.
signed already, some Of them very
expensive, and when it Is ascertain
co that In consequence of a small
bonus that the team must be conduct
ed on the cheap plan. can give the
high salaried players their releases
and hobble along through the season
occupying no better than fourth place
with a bum aggregation It's up ID
the people Of Cairo to be Representa-,
by flrst.elass team that will fnisi
nrst or second, rejecting credit upor
the city, or fight for tail end honors
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-04

w 7. Greaney has been suggestel
Tor manager of the Cairo team Tho
Bulletin seconds the nomination anf
VIII insure that II he will accept that
the people Of Cairo will vote nnaui
mously for him. Manager Greanet
sounds and looks good to us.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-23

! the lowest price of admission of any
| one in the business. The American
people do NOT love to be humbugged.
They like it less than any other ma
| tionality; but they have a good-na-
tured., cynical fashion of regarding
humbugSas n test of their credulity,
and regard the loss as paying the
proper penalty for lack of intelligence.
When a Frenchman buys a gold brlck
he gets red in the face and screams
for the police. When an Englishman
accumulates q gold brick lie wants to
know why Parliament doesn't stop 1T,
grows apoplectic, and writes q letter
TO the Times. Tho American is very
apt to pocket his loss rather than
have his credulity known to his
neighbors. Whom Barnum advertised
the greatest show OH earth he came
pretty heal giving it. When the aver
age American department. store an
nounces a 80 per cent. reduction or a
30 per cent. reduction, it approximatea
the truth very closely. Many frauds
do succeed and continue to interest
people for n great number of years,
but that is only done by changing
their base and appealing to new
victims as soon rs the old ones are
worn out.
est. Jacobs Oil was a 20 cd lini-
ment for bruises and sprains; so is
hartshorn mixed with oil. st. jacobs
Oil was a success for many Years be-
cause it was n fairly good embroca'
ton, and was advertised with skill
Ono day the managers of the concern
thought they would say II lot oil
money by cutting down thoir adver
Using. Six months after ward ther,
was less call for ST. Jacobs Oil thai
there is for ice in the Arctic"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-23
SEASON AT
ASBURY PARK OPENED.
Excellent Beach All Along Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove for Bath
ing this Summer.

Asbury Park, June 23:-In order
not to force the visitors in this city to
postpone the pleasures of n sea BATH
any longer than Is necessary, Lessee
Stalee opened mp tho Fourth avenue
bathing grounds, generally the most
popular on the beach, today.
An opportunity is given to all whc
wish to rent bath houses for the season
to procure ono now. These houses
can be rented by applying ut the
group of bath houses at the fool OF
First avenue, one block TO the north
from the new casino.
Poles and ropes are now up ut the
Fourth avenuo erounds and tho WORK
of preparing tho other grounds for
bathing will be pushed as fast AS pos
sible, so that thoro will be room
enough for all the sweltering city
folks to batho when thoy are ready.
AT Ross, in Ocean Grove, the bath
ing season has been OH for the last few
| AlibfS anu WY DuoaiipSS bIlNsh'
brisk. Although this is the only
bathing grounds now officially opened.
many Of tho old time bathers have
taken what risks there are in bathing
without tho protection of guards.
Bathers Dt edict that throughout the
summer the Ashury Park and Ocean
Grove bathing grounds will be better
adapted than aver for such as do not
swim, because of the near shore bar.
On the south side of L%illagore's the
grounds seem to be excellont, an
from there all tho way along the AS
bury Park shore the same condition
prevails, with the exception of q few
gullies here and there of which
| bathers must watch out.
Tho water just now is about the
right temperature for comfortable
bathing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-23
ADVERTISING.

Tho Now York journal in u recent
article entitled "Something About
Advertising" said some very pointed
things. Among other truths was tho
following:
"Barnum, tho great American
Snowman, said tho American people
loved to be humbugged. Barnum
knew II great deal hotter than that,
and when hn went into the show bust
ness permanently he presented the
greatest aggregation Of novelties for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-23
26 POUND BASS CAUGHT.
Elmer Hunt Land Large Spediman Of Strip
ed Beauty an Deal Beach.

Asbnry Park, June 23:-Elmer
Hunt now loads i'm the contest for the
Segsr rod awarded to tile fisherman
landing tho largest striped bass in the
season. His catch WAS weighed at
the Seger store Tuesday morning
Ii balanced the scale at 26 pounds
Mr.. Hunt hook ed tho beauty off the
Deal lako beach Monday evening and
landed it after a fight. The big fish
fought viciously, dragging the fisher
man into the surf.
.Charles Ward was another lucky ono
recorded Tuesday. His catch weighed
5 pounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-23
$27.50 Hot Springs, S, D.
$3O.7 20 DeadWuOd and Lead

and return, from Chicago daily, via the
Chicago ami North. Western Ky. Core
spondipgly low rates from other points.
The Black Hills region, the great natural
sanitarium Of the west, * one of the
most picturesque spots in the would and
well worth u visit. Information and
tickets can he secur d from your home
u mt. Illustrated Black Hills booklet
with valuable map mated : VI receipts of a
ccots in stamps by w. b. Kni%kern,
Chicago. GGi2-G-9-t6 30
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-23

navy blue, no lining, extra
lustre, side plait effects, sale
price is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-23
50 10 Niagara Falls and Return via lehigh
Val ey RaiIrO d

Grand Independence Dav Excursion,
tickets Will be sold July 2d and Bird,
return limit to and including July 4th
1888 June -. 1G, 90 23 q, 30
Evening journal., 1904-07-02
TRAIN SERVICE CUT DOWN
"Pennsy" Drops Two Trains Between
Wilmington and Philadelphia.

BY order of General Manager After
bury, of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
two trains running between this city
and Philadelphia have been annulled
and stricken off the time card
The trains thus affected are known
as No. 1856. which leave Philadelphia
every evening at 9.31, arriving in VIII
mington at 1913. and No. 1SS, which
leaves this city nightly at 10 O'Clock.
arriving at Broad street station at 1850
o'clock.
Trolley competition has had much to
do with the taking Off of these trains.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has never competed with the trolley
lines for passenger business, and as
soon as a trolley line begins to cut into
the steam railway business the train
service has been reduced.
A meeting of station agents between
this city and Philadelphia was held i'm
the Office Of Superintendent w. n. Ban
nard of the Maryland division. early
in the week to inquire into the general
business conditions along the line. 1t
is believed that as a result of this in
quiry, the trains We're suspended.
Evening journal., 1904-07-02
DEMOCRATS OFF FOR ST. LOUIS
Delegates and ~lternstes Left Today
For the National Convention.

Delaware Democrats are off for st.
Louis. The delegates and alternates to
the national convention, with a number
of other politicians left at o'clock over
the B. & o. railroad and shortly after
= O'Clock another party left French
street station over the Pennsylvania
railroad. In the two parties there were
about fifty men, including the dele
gates. A full Its of all those from
Delaware was printed in The Evening
Journal yesterday. They viii reach st.
Louis early tomorrow evening and viii
make their headquarters at the St.
Nicholas Hotel
L. Irving Handy seemed as confident
of the nomination of Judge Gray when
ne left, as he has been for the past few
weeks. There was a report out this
morning Ii the effect that Mr.. Handy
had heard some encouraging news
which helps the chances Of Judge Giay's
nomination.
Evening journal., 1904-07-02
CARNIVAL OF FIREWORKS
Great Spectacular Reproduction Of
Mont Pelee Eruption Will
be Presented.

Wilmingtonians are looking forward
with interest to the spectacular produc-
tion next week Of the eruption Of Mt.
Pelee, des,royal Of St. Pierre. and Niagara
Falls, by the Layton Carnival Company
which opens a weeks engagement on
July 4, az Front and Union streets.
These features in pyrolethic displays are
new TO many peop,e OF the city and are
well worth witnessing.
While these are the leading features
there arc many minor displays which will
prove equally interesting. The American
flag suspended by Invisible threads IN the
heavns is a brilliant sight while stars.
bombs and rockets viii dart and explode
in every direction.
Beyond the display OF fire works the
carnival people present many other at
tractive features and many TOP notchers
in vaudeville lie viii be seen. This class
OF shows include Woodford Dog Pony and
Animal Circus. Pygmalian ana Galatea.
Lndlira Great Train Robbery. Harichand
and All Singh the Hindoo Brothers
Parsifal Opera Company. Osay. the won
der OF the twentieth century. The Cir
From Up There. Doss the Human Tee.
scope The Rastime Opera Company, Tn,
Red Dome. Trip to the Moon The swls.
Statutes, Luigi Family. acrobats Tn,
Eden Musee Seller high wire artist, IN,
Baker Brothers. santell. the strong man
The Country store-An amusement
never TO be forgotten, where visitors mas
risk their small change and obtain some
thing for their investment from damon,
ring or gold watch TO q collar button.
Another attraction which promises q
prove popular will be the CHANGING OF Of
Troubles which can be born lightly
howevr, as he is a thoroughbred Eng'i 8.
fox terrier. Troubles viii be disposed Of
in conjunction Vith Columbia GRAPHIC
phone and Records and a silver mounte,
meerschaum cigar hocer. The purchasei
OF every tickc. wil nave three chance!
wh'ch should be popular with an classes
Evening journal., 1904-07-02
INVESTIGATION BOARD
SANCTIONED BY PASTORS
Men Who Found Corkran and
Baker Guilty Partly Sc
lected by Them

The principal talk of Methodists In
this city today is the finding of the
verdict Of guilty in the cases of Drs.
Corkran and Baker by the board of
inquiry at Union Church yesterday.
1t is stated that Or. Baker said it was
an understood thing that he should be
found guilty. Members Of the board
and those familiar with the case say
this is absurd. AS a matter Of fact the
board which found him guilty was Sc
lected with his sanction and four of
them were named by himself and DR..
COrkran.
DR.. Baker is in Philadelphia today
probably i'm conference with Bishop
Neely and other prominent churchmen.
Presiding Elder Mowbray has the
supplying of Asbury Church uutil next
conference under consideration and
will settle it as speedily as possible.
After the service there tomorrow he
will consult with the board relative to
the supply.
Evening journal., 1904-07-02
teachers to Attend Convention.

Several teachers of Wilmington, in
cluding Miss Mary c. l. Williams, as
sistant superintendent ofpublic schools;
Miss Turner, principal of No. 2S
school; Misses. Amanda 5. Palmer and
Alice c. Palmer will attend the Ma
tional Educational Association which
convenes in Boston next week. one of
the social events of the affair win be
a reception given by Mrs. Henry NJ.
Warren of Boston. a daughter Of the
late Thomas +. Bayard.
Evening journal., 1904-07-02
MAGISTRATE CHARGED
WITH SERIOUS OFFENSE
Justice Hollis Says Malice
Prompted Action Brought
Against Him

Magistrate George II. Hollis was ar
ralgned before Magistrate Francis S..
Bradley this morning on a charge OF IL
laSllly collecting fees and costs in a nom
support case before him several days ago.
The charge was perferred by Walter
shaffer through his counsel. Horace G..
knowles and Justice Hollis waived a hear
ing for the Court of Genera Sessions. He
was held in $500 BAIL
According to Mr. Knowles. his client
had been compelled ~ pay costs IN a case
by Mr.. Hollis when ne had no right TO
collect costs and that he had also re-
fused to give certified copy Of the costs
as required by law to do whom demanded.
Magistrate Holi's said this morning ina.
there was nothing in the case ana that
Mr.. knowles had preferred the charge
through malice. He said that some time
ago the wife Of shaner brought sui
against her husband for non-support and
he was compell'a to hold the man fol
court which was done. when there wa.
something said IN reference 10 the coupl,
settling their troubles.
UnGer the direction Of the attorney-gen
eral ana to prevent as many OF such case.
as possible Deing brought before the court
Mr.. Hollis says that he told the coupn
that 81 they chose to settle their differen
ces. go back to live together and pa!
the expenses Of the case the c-.e woul,
be held up according TO the usual custom
unless the husband should later refuse q
support the wife. The justice paid no NOR
attention to the case until he was toll
by Shaffer and Constable l.. c. Jone
that ii had been settled. The expense
were paid TO MIR. Jones who IN turn pai'
Magistrate Hollis 81 30. the legal fee Il
which he says he is entitled.
Yesterday Aar. Hollis says. the chsfe
against shaner was renewed end he wa
held Tor court. At this time he demande,
a certified list of the costs in the previou
case. There had been no costs. the maj
having voluntarily paid the constable IN,
expenses of the case and the magistrate
having nothing to do with the matter ex
cept to receive the Sl.SO.