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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-27
cHAMBERLINs COUGH REMED.

Chamberlain COUCH REMEDs
THE VERY BEST
u have been using Chamberiin's Cough
remedy and want TO say it is the bes
cough medicine / have ever TAKEN" says
Eco. l.. chubb, a merchant Of Harlin,
Mich. There is no question about it be
ing The best, as it viii cure a cough o
cod in less tins than any other treat
ment. 1t should always be kept la IN
mousse ready for instant use. for a GO I
can be cured in mucn less tlme wheT
promptly teatee For sale by Brown
Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-27

When Secretary Mescalf resigns tie
Commerce porto 10 in he Rooseva t
cabinet he shou d BE- qualined for a mos
any position. If Mr.. Metca { is ai.a. b.
viii. decline al offers Of employment and
devote his talents TO writing one Or more
vo umes on What / Know about
Trusts. For more than a year the pub
lie has been dying 70 know just how wei
Informed Mr.. Metca is on this interes,
ing topic.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-27

hstry exhibie at the Lewis and Clark Ex-
position, is having made a papier maohe
nodel of Mt. Hood, which viii be located
On the second floor Of the Forestry bul d
ng. This win be used TO Illustrate some
f the typographical features Of Or gon $
greatest forestry bet.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-27

A Masonic bui ding is rapidly nearins
omp ct on at The Lewis ard Clark TX
.osi lion. This has been erected for en
attainment purposes By loea orgAni@a-
ito S and will be ready for oceupal cy
5elo ore p 4ning day.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-27

Get r ady 10 hit the Trai, at The Lewis
and C ark Exposition. opening in Por,-
ard June /.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-27

Some men nave such vanity hat when
they are kicked downstairs they can
make themseiv S be ieve nobody eass
cou.d come down that way.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-27

Secretary Taft says hat the lawmakers
popu al demand for trust legislation.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-27

Now. II Phi adelphia could put a high
lovely there, hey?
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-27

Companies and X OF the Tenth United
States regu ar infantry are encamped
the Government peninsula at tn
q $ ana ark Exposition. Captains
ingram and Gowen and a stan Of three
leutenants are In command.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-27

A Co gresslona party consisting OF
.hirty-one m NIB rs OF the House al
Senate. accompanied by their wives an
iamiIes, is now on the way to the LewA
II Clark Exposition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
W|TTE SAID To
Be PRESS AGENT
RY HIS ENEMIES Nv RUSSIA RE-
CAUSE HE CALLED ON THE
GERMAN EMPEROR - WILL
REACH HOME TODAY.

st. Petersburg, Sept 27--M. Wltte
Is expected 10 arrive here tomorrow
His progress through France and Cor
many has been watched from here
with interest. but none the less II has
added to jealousy toward him In cer-
tain quarters, which was more or less
freely manifested after his success
at Portsmouth. The fact that he went
70 sec Emperor William yesterday
enabled his cnemys to size the oppor,
tunity TO characterize him as self
advertiser.
Emperor Williams gift to Witte Of
the 0nier of Black Eagle has had a
gratifying effect here much more 40
than when his majesty conferred the
order on General Stoessel
Whites visit to the German emperor
has given rise to considerable politi
cal speculation but the Associated
Press was assured in an excellent
quarter today that no especial politi.
cal significance should be attached to
1t, that II was simply an evidence or
satisfactory relations existing between
the two empires, which bad grown
even closer during the war.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
TAFT TELLS OF
THE CONDITIONS
In the philippines..Upon His Re-
turo from Oriental Trip
THINGS NOT FAVORABLE
IN EVERY RESPECT, HE ADMITS,
BUT ADDS THAT GREAT PROG.
REss HAS BEEN MADE
ON THE ISLANDS

San Franc SEQ Cal, Sept 81 Sec
retary Taft in an interview with the
Associated Press covering his trip to
the Orient said that the political situ-
alton in the Philippines In some re-
spects was not as good as IL ought to
be. Wave Of Ladroni ismm he said,
has swept over Cayite, and it has been
found necessary to suspend the writ
of Habeas corpus in cavite and Ba-
.tanzas. The same was true Of Samar.
but the use OF troops on Samar and
scouts and constabulry in Cavite has
put an end to this business. "
Concerning agitation for indapend-
ence Taft said. Some Of the young.
er men Of education have been adyo-
eating immediate independence. 1t
therefore becomes necessary to state
with considerable emphasis the policy
of the administration on this subject
and to state that In the opinion of the
administration there was no possible
hope for independence short of d gen
efatlon, because the people could not
be fitted for self government IN that
time. indeed, Il will probably take
much longer than that"
Continuing, he said: There was
remaining unsettled question about
he title to onehalf Of the friars
lands those owned previously By Do
| nj inican order. After conference
with representatives of the Vendors
satisfactory compromise was affect
ed by which thousands of titles 10
he lands will be Immediately con-
| veyad to the government and posses
sicn given, as far as that possession
| Is in the Vendors. and the difference
as 10 Che price. matter of some $40.
geo will be left to adjustment by air
hitration.
While conditions III the philippines
are mot favorable as we would like
0 have them, and probably will no,
be fayorabue until the depress ing con
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
DEPEW MIXED Up
IN A SYNDICATE
Aged Senator to Appear Before
the Investigating Committee
PROFITS WERE DIVIDED
BY THE SOCIETY AND THE OFF,.
GERS FINANCIAL MANAGER
ON THE STAND WITH IN
TERESTING TESTIMONY

New York, Sept. 27-Today's ses,
sion of the investigating committee
investigating the insurance methods
was given over TO the matter of
syndicate transactions of the Equit-
able Life Assurance society.
Henry r. Winthrop, assistant secre
tary and financial manager of the So
ciety, was on the witness stand, and
many of his statements were accom-
panied by typewriter documents Civ
ing various transactions in detail. II
is brought out that in one Of these
syndicates Senator Depew was a par
ticipant to the extent of 100000 and
the senator was requested to appear
before the committee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
PROPERTY IS AT
STAKE IN CUBA
LIBERALS THREATEN TO MAKE
TROUBLE FOR UNCLE SAM
WHETHER THEY WIN OR LOSE
IN COMING ELECTION.

Washington, ID. c., Sept. 27.-Prop-
erty OF Americans in Cuba to the ex-
tent of s100.000.000 is at stake in the
troubled conditions existing in the is
land. Before the Spanish American
war and since the establishment of
the Cuban republic, a great quantity
If American money has flowed into
Cuba and has been largely responsible
for the development of the commerce
Of the island and the stability of the
government
During the war much capital was
withdrawn, but it, together with much
more, has been invested there since
peaceful conditions were restored
There Is grave danger of these large
interests will be seriously jeopardized
by political conditions. Ii the Liber-
N party should be successful it would
cause trouble, because its entire cam
pa gn has been made against the Platt
amendment. They would make an at
tempt to violate the provisions of the
Platt amendment. This would cert
ainly force the United States to in
erfere TO protect its interests.
II the Liberals are beaten, and the
Indications are that they will be, they
threaten to conduct themselves in
such an unlawful and high-handed
| manner as to force the United States
o conclude that l'fe, liberty and prop.
| erty will not be safe. When such a
condition arises the president will in
| ervene,
Aside from the property interests
n Cuba, the trade between the two
countries is large, and If the Liberals
succeed in stirring up trouble this
rade will be lost until quiet Is re-
| siOred.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

dreds Of delegates "A reception and en-.
tertainment that will be worthy of the
city ami the association. Some weeks
ago at meeting Of the members of
the different commercial organic.
atlons and sitizens a committee Of
about 30 was appointed to make the
preliminary arrangements, This body
will appoint subcommittee and make
all arrangements for the convention
Mayor Parsons, who Is chairman or
the main committee, has been At
work for several weeks on the matter
and said last night that he expected
the metting to be the largest one ever
held by the association Lists Of all
representative business men, and
those interested In river improvement
between Cairo and Pittsburghave been
prepared and formal invitations will
be sent to them, asking them to at
tend the meeting.
Col Vance will be here about the
18th of October to assist the local
committees in preparing for the re-
ception Of the delegates.
A meeting Of the main committee
will probably be called this week by
Mayor Parsons and active work
| started
Official announcement for the date
will be made by the officers OF thu
association in few days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
MUT|NY SHIP IS
RACKED BY FEVER
CAPTAIN AND TWo.THlRDs or
CREW STRICKEN YELLOW
JACK HolsTED FROM BRITISH
BARK AT VICTORIA

Victoria b. G., Sept 27-With her
captain dead from yellow fever and
two thirds Of her crew incapacitated
from the same disease, the British
bark Leicester Castle, famous in mari.
time history as a mutiny ship, is being
held in quarantine in the royal roads
down this harbor.
The vessel arrived yesterday from
Acapulo in ballast and the boarding
officers heard narrowing story Of a
fight with the plague and heavy seas
They were also told that nearly all
the residents of the port the bark
sailed from had become victims of
the plague.
Acapulco IL a seaport OF Mexico on
The Pacific, in the state Of Guerrero,
Within five hours after the Leicester
Castle sailed for this port CAPITA n
Crosby her commander was attacked
with yellow fever The vessel still
had the promontories of the harbor
in sight when the captain died
Knowing the nature of the disease
the crew buried him at once, and the
mate, Captain Spragge. took com
mand The new commander had
scarcely given his first order when
word was sent him that number OF
the crew were ser ously i'll of trou
BILE like that which killed the captain
IN less than four hours eight men
were down with the yellow fever and
the working of the vessel fell upon
one'third Of the ships company
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
FIGHT WITH BIG
FOUR STILL ON
Trainmen Without Permits Sent
Out OF Quarantine Lines
TROUBLE TO THE ROAD
WILL RESULT UNLESS OFFICIALS
WIRE ACTING SECRETARY
PALMER THAT RULES
WILL BE oBEYED.

The breach between the Illino s
State Board of Health and the Big
Four railroad has not been healed, and
last night the fireman was taken from
the engine Which hauled the passenger
train into Cairo at $50 o'clock and
locked up in the detention car until
early this morning when he was
placed aboard an Illinois Central train
and sent to Oden, the dividing line of
the quarantine portion of the state.
With the fireman was sent an Amer
ican Express messenger, who also acts
as haggagemaster. 1t was stated al
the express office last night that as q
result of this action, the train leaving
here on the Big Four this would not
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
TA|LORS TO DOOM
MEN TO CORSETS
sARToRlAL ARTISTS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE COUNTRY GO.
ING TO CHICAGO WITH GRE
ATloNS" IN WAiSTcoATS

Chicago, Sept. 27.-Now comes the
tailors' convention with its exhibition
CT form making on living models has
passed into history. At the yelling
ton hotel tomorrow evening the Beau
Brummels of Chicago will have the
opportunity to inspect creations of
the fine art with a capital Al OF
tailoring, which have been gathered
from all parts OF the country for the
convent on of the Merchant Tailors'
Protective Association.
Full dress waistcoats, with buttons
made of precious stones, corsetad
overcoats, and braided trousers arc a
few Of the styles which will go to
make up the proper" man for next
winter.
1t is more than probable that Mas
| ter Fashion will send forth an edict
from the convention tomorrow that
man adopt the corset as part of his
apparel. Since the dressmakers tool
it upon themselves recently 20 decide
| that men should wear corsets. discus
sion on the subject has been going OF
among the moulders of the male fig
ure.
| With the introduction Of the corse
| for men, 1t is predicted that suspen
ders will be abolished from male at
tire. Suspenders have prevented
trousers from hanging correctly de
clare the tailors. With corset trous
! ers' could be adjusted TO perfection a
| the waist line. The flare at the bot
tom of The corset would make II i'm
poss BILE for the trousers to slip from
| place, II is said.
| women of Ill shapen figures form
most pleasing TO the eye" said a Chi
cago tailor yesterday. There Is M
reason why the corset cannot be use
to the same effect for men"
The proper thing to wear with
full dress next year will be walls
coat with bcjeweled buttons. Fanc
waistcoats with buttons worth man
times more than the garment the
adorn, will be on exhibition. Diamond
rubies, emeralds, and other gems wi
be used. Full dress trousers will ha,
a broad band Of black braid runnir
down the outside The pockets an
lapels of coats, too, will be braided
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
ENCOURAGING TO
A HIGH DEGREE
: 's>a .szE ----' r,FNtxa
ARE THE REPORTS FROM PLAGUE
STRICKEN NEW ORLEANS.
TOTALS SHOW A DECREASE
OVER LAST MONTH

New Orleans, Sept 27.-Encourag
ing to high degree was the report to.
day, the number of new cases being
nineteen indicating the present week
will show in the totals most distinct
gain for several weeks. The low rec.
ords Of deaths Is also likely to be
maintained for while the past two
Rays they have been more than for
two previous days, they are far under
the daily record of a month ago
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
DATE IS SET FOR
BIG CONVENTION
OF the Ohio Valley Improvement
Association in Cairo
LARGE CROWD EXPECTED
MEETING WILL BE MOST SUCCESS.
FuL ONE IN HISToRY-LocAL
COMMITTEES TO GET TO
WORK AT ONCE

The eleventh annual convention of
the Ohio Valley Improvement Asso
citation will be held in Cairo on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, the 16,
18th an,l 18th of November.
The date has just been decided upon
by Col Vance, president of the asso.
citation, and Mayor George Parsons,
one Of the Illinois presidents of
the association.
The convention, which was to have
been held in October, but which was
postponed owing to- the yellow fever
quarantine, win be beyond all doubt
the largest and most successful one
in the his tory of the association.
Cairo is preparing TO give the hun
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
ILLINOIS LAWYER
WAS MURDERED2
FRIENDS SAY FOUL PLAY, POINT.
ING TO FACT THAT PREVIOUS
ATTEMPT HAD BEEN MADE
UPON HIS LIFE.

Cambridge, ILL.,, Sept 27.-With a
bullet wound in the back of his ,-uad,
John V. Streed, prominent lawyer
md politician of this city, early this
morning was found unconscious in a
small building at the rear of the Post
office block, In which his office was
located He died at 10 o'clock without
regaining consciousness.
Notwithstanding the fact that re
volyer was found by his side with one
empty chamber, his friends declare
hat he was murdered. They point to
the fact that the wound is in such a
position that it would be almost i'm
possible for 1t to be slef-inhicted, and
0 the fact that there are no powder
burns on the scalp, which would likely
nave occurred had he shot himself.
His pockets We're empty, although it
known that he had considerable
sum of money late last night.
In addition to these points, his
rlends declare that an attempt was
made upon his life several weeks ago.
At that time someone fired upon him
from ambush, and the bullet passed
through the brim of his hat. The mat
Ter was kept secret, but the hat,
with the bullet hole through it, is be-
ing exhibited to prove the story. AT
give any clew to the identity of the
persons who attempted to murder the
- tl.1 4.
ed the attack.
In Mr. Streed's office was found a
partially finished letter, which he had
evidently left when going to the build
ing where the was shot. In which he
made an appointment TO meet a man
In Springfield, Oct. 4. A letter was
also found from his wife in which she
cautioned him to be careful to guard
and she knew of some enemy who
sought his life. The police anxiously
lwait her return when they believe
hey will be given clew to the slayer.
Close personal friends Of Mr.. Streed
| declare that there Is no reason why
| ae should commit suicide. He was In
| good health, in comfortable circum.
stances, had good practice, and his
family relations were happy.
Mr. Streal was well known in this
section of the state. He has occupied
several official positions in the Swed
sh Republican league Of Illinois. He
was also a member of the Masons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
VICTORY SCORED
AGAINST PACKERS
By.the United States District AT.
torney at a Hearing Yesterday
PLEA NOT SUSTAINED
BY JUDGE HUMPHREYS-PAck
ERs CLAIMED lRREGULARITY
IN THE MANNER oFDRAW.
ING GRAND JURORS.

Chicago, Sept, 27-Vietory was
scored today by United States District
Attorney Morrison in his struggle to
bring to a successful finish the prese.
cution of the meat packers.
During the argument against a de
murrer filed by Attorney Morrison
against a plea in the abatement filed
some time ago by the defending at
torneys. contesting indictment which
charges the packers and their asso
ciates with consp' p'racy in restraining
of trade, the question of the right OF
the packers to appear in court at the
time of impanelling of the federal
grand jury to challenge jurors as they
were impanelled will was raised and
Judge Humphrey decided in favor of
the government
In passing on this question, which
was one of the main points in plea in
the abatement filed by the packers
Judge Humphreys said:
Il considered this question fully at
the time the jury was impanelled and
/ came to the conclusion there was
no duty resting upon the court or any
of its officers to ask proposed defend
ants to come in and save any rights
thev may have had, by objecting TO the
array of the grand jurors. We will not
spend any time on this question, as il
has been settled as far as this court is
concerned.
concerned"
The objection by the defendants to
the manner in which the jury was
was drawn was then taken up and al
the time OF adjournment tonight At
torney Rosenthal was reading authori
ties supporting has contention that
the Jury was drawn from a part oi
the district without the proper order
of the court. The jury was drawn
from the eastern district OF the North
ern division Of the state. and it is
contended by the defendants that tbs
court ordered the jury drawn from the
body" of the district, meaning botf
the eastern and western divisions.
The hearing will be resumed tomor
row.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

Winthrop said that in the Philadel
phia, Baltimore and Washington and
Long Island, four syndicates, man
aged by Kuhn, Loeb and Co, there
We're two participations, one of $780,
900 and the other of 100000.
The society derived profits of $2,3S6
on the 100000, while ]. w. Alexander
J. r. Hyde, q H. Squire and w. Fl,
Mcintyre derived profits on the $780,
600
The Equitable put up $21S,100. 1t
has received no interest, neither has
the money been returned, and when
asked II the matter had been called to
the attention OF these gentlemen, Win
throp said: ut will be"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

be able Ito carry baggage or express
as there was no available man to at
tend to the business.
At noon yesterday the train crew
was taken in charge by the quarantine
off GERS ana kept in dctention until the
train returned 10 the north at 3
o'clock. Seeing tt}at this was only
working hardship upon the Big Four
employees and not in any way bringing
the matter at issue to an adjustment,
Acting Secretary Palmer decided 10
send the Big FoTApen, who some into
the city withouk#ermits out Of the
quarantine lincsyM
What the Illinax State board wants
Is that It be notified by the Big Four
railroad that 1t has ordered It's EN-.
ployes to assist the quarantine officers
in every way possible, to lock the
doors of the coaches both in aud out
of Mound City and Cairo; to require
its employees 40 secure permits and
in every way cooperate with the
| board
The president Of the road yesterday
wired Chief Clerk Herbert Marshal to
notify acting Secretary Palmer that
all Of these requirements would he met
! but the latter would not accept tha
as an end to the trouble between the
railroad and sent back word by Mr.
Marshal that Il would be necessary TO
the officers to communicate with hin
direct. Up TO midnight no answer
had been received
The Big -Four Is on the blacklist o
| the state and city boards of healtl
and irs employees cannot secure per
mits unless the railroad comes 70 time
| Az each cmployc lis caught without 4
f(youifuucd nm airth pn2ol
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
Southern Illinois Conference

The fiftyfourth annual session OF
the Southern Illinois conference, OF
the Methodinst Episcopal church, will
meet in First church, East st. Louis
oday. This Is one Of the greatest
conferences Of Methodism. II 4 EN-.
braces in its territory all that part Of
Illinois south OF the north line Of Ef-
hngham county. The oldest active
member Of the conference. Rev. j. A.
Scurrltt D. ~, Of Cairo, has retired
from active pastorate after t,ftyilyc
years OF continuous service.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
NUDE NEGRO
Says he Escaped While Mob Burned
His Partner to Death

Taylorville H., Sept 27A negro
absolutely nude, was captured by the
police while running at large on the
streets and lodged in Jail He says
he and his partner were on their way
TO Chicago when mob caught them,
stripped them OF their clothes and in.
tended to hang them both. While
they were burning the body Of his
partner he says he escaped, The au.
thorities here are investigating the
matter.
vrnt 10 .re '-,,swer'
Montalgns contended that there
never where In the two opinions alike
and more than two nairs or two
grains. and All men are interested N
learning what their ncighbors think
New York Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
SUBWAY TAVERN
Opened With Prayer BY Bishop Potter
Closed Because il Did Not Pay.

New York, Sept 27.--The Subway
Tavern saloon which was opened with
prayer by Bishop Potter year ago
closed today. The owner locked up
the doors saying that the temperance
saloon had not been paying invest,
ment.
The subway Tavern ended its exist
ance as a temperance experiment on
the first of the present month and has
has since been running as all ordinary
drink dispensary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
Tusk
OF the Vicious Sow Penetrated the
Brain Of the Preachers Boy

Lebanon, Ind, Sept 27.-A five year
old son of Rev ]. l. Slater, of this
city, died early this morning as re-
suit Of terrible injuries inflicted by
an iniuriated sow, The little fellow
attempted to run across the hog lot
and was caught by the maddened
animal, which shook him in its mouth
like a dog would rat. An uncle and
farm hand who was attracted by
the boys screams, found ii necessary
to drive the tines of pitchfork deep
into the hogs side before 1t would
drop the lad. His right arm was
broken in two places, his breast was
crushed and one tusk penetrated the
brain