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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
M0URNEO AS DEAD
Was Russian Soldier by His Rel
atives- es--Returned Alive
COUSIN or Mr.. SAM GOULD OF
THIS CITY WAS TWICE
WOUNDED IN BATTLE.

Mr., Sam Gould, Of this city, has re-
ceived q letter from his father at
Schepetowski, Russia, stating that his
newphew tMr. Gould's cousin) who
has been mourned as dead for some
time, has arrived at his home in Rus
sia after having gone through count
less narrowing adventures in the Rus
sian army.
His cousin was twice wounded In the
body during Tie seige of Port Arthur
and the second time, when that city
was captured, was imprisoned by the
Japanese. Not hearing from him for
some time his family al Schepetowka
mourned him as dead going through
all the rites and ceremonies OF theil
country such as walking in the bare
feet for week tearing cross SHAPED
lranrs In their coats and the entire
family eating their meals off Of low
benches for one week.
| The cousin was finally paroled b.
his captors and returned TO his home
70 the great Joy Of all, To recuperat
from the effects or his wounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
WILSON TO BUILD
UP PARTMENT
Will Reorganize Statistics Bu-
reau and Eliminate Graft
NOT TO GIVE UP PLACE
SAYS HE Is GOING TO STICK TO
HIS PoST-NEW MEN TO BE
INSTALLED IN WORK
PRESIDENT AGREES.

Oyster Bay, July 31-Secretary
Wilson will reorganize. thoroughly
the crop statistics bureau of the De
partment of Agriculture according to
information here tonight.
Already he is seeking men of char
acter, standing and education to con.
duct the work of the bureau, men in
whom the farmers and growers OF the
country win have ample confidence
and who will place the reports of the
bureau on standing of excellence
never heretofore achieved.
One man he has found, although he
does not at this time wish to publish
his name, The other three he hopes
TO secure in short time
Two will be Southern men and both
will be experts in cotton and tobacco
statistics. This. in brief is one of the
ideas which Secretary Wilson eluci-
later to President Roosevelt today.
In addition to the inquiry that is be-
Ing made into the alleged irregulari
ties which have developed the seere.
AIRY on his own account is making a
rigid investigation Of other bureaus or
he department, his intention being
absolutely to purge 1t Of any taint OF
corruption.
In his work Secretary Wilson has
the approval Of the president whose
direction has been to eliminate every
form Of graft In the department
After the conference Secretary Will
son said he was not asked to resign
and has no intention Of resigning. q
am going to stick to my position AMI
continue to build mp that great depart
ment," he said THE agriculture de-
partment today IL a great department
and | may say it is as sound as a
nut"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
OFF NEXT FRIDAY
For the State Encampment are
Cair0's Boys in Blue
CRACK COMPANY "k. GOES INTO
CAMP WITH OTHER COMPANIES 4
or FOURTH ON SATURDAY.

Last night Company X. the crack
company Of the Fourth regiment l. N.
g., held its final drill preparatory to
going into camp at Springfield next
week with the other companies In that
regiment.
Captain Greaney and Lieutanants
Gosman and TIL stlewood and Ser.
geant Shultz have the satisfaction of
knowing that after weeks of constant
drilling In the manual Of arms and
'maneuvers they have one of the best
drilled and best appearing companies
In the state to take TO Springfield.
Captain Greaney said last night that
he expected to be able to take a full
company with about seventy-fye men
and officers 10 the encampment
The members of Company X have
been looking forward Tor the trip to
The capitol city with much pleasure
and are anticipating most enjoyable
week at Camp Lincoln.
The regiment goes into camp on
August 9TH and the Cairo soldier boys
will leave here Friday afternoon on
a special car and 10 to Decatur. where
they VIII be joined by the other com
panies. From there they will take
the interurhan directly into Sprng-
field.
The companies beside the one from
this city which form the Fourth regi
ment are from Champaign. Arcola,
Nation, vandalia, Robinson, New.
ton. Carbondale, Sheibyville, Effing.
ham. Mt Vernon and Olney.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
TO WITNESS
CELEBRATION OF THE CANAL

Saulte st. Marie, Mich, July 31.-
Il is estimated that over thousand
visitors are In the city today to at
tend tho semicentennial celebration
of the opening Of Saulte Marie Canal
which Is to be held Wednesday and
Thursday, and the number Is being
augmented by the arrival Of each boat
and train. The members of the Mich
gan state legislature arrived this aft
ernoon.
Vice President Fairbanks and Gov.
Warner will deliver addresses tomor-
row afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01

tablish an inspection, so that Cairo
and the whole state should not be
made dumping ground for the refu-
gees.
DR.. Egan said that while he thought
that the disease would be confined in
New Orleans, the fact that 1t broke
out this year so early in the summer,
makes it advisable to take every pre-
caution possible
DR.. Egan left last evening for Mem
phis where he will confer with Health
Commissioner Jones regarding the sit
uation and will return tomorrow. Be-
fore leaving he wired to Springfield
for several Of his assistants to come
here to act as inspectors.
Dr. Egan spoke in the very highest
praise of Mayor Parsons and the city
board of health for their prompt ac
tion in cleaning up the city and heart
lily coincidad with their methods.
The city Is now being given q thor
ough and systematic overhauling ant
at the meeting of the board of health
last night 1t was decided upon the
resolution of Alderman Werner tt
have each alderman work in co-opera
4 ton with the special health officers
| who have been appointed by the mayo
and chairman Fuller.
The aldermen will see that thei
: respective wards are cleaned and pu
J in a sanitary condition Chairman
: Fuller Is In charge Of the special Of
ticers, assisted by health officer Orr
They have issued orders to all cit
I Gems, notifying them 10 clean thei
!. premises and adjacent property an
| the officers are busy seeing that tn
B instructions are being carried out
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
FUNERAL or BISHOP
JOYCE HELD YESTERDAY

Minneapolis, July 31.-The funeral
OF Bishop Joyce was held today. be-
ginning with private service at noon
and continuing with public service at
2 b. m. at the Wesley church Rev.
Dir Fayette l.. Thompson directed the
services. Al the church, aadfesaes
We're made hy Bfsiiops Befry. III gIsaf
falo, N. Y. Merrill of Chicago ant
Walden, Of Cincinnati, Interment wai
made at Lake Wood Cemetery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO
PREPARE RESOLUTIONS.

Judge Butler yesterday appointed a
committee to prepare resolutions on
the death OF the late Judge John II
Mulcahy The committee is as fol-
lows: Hon. John NJ. Lansden. Hon.
w. B. G lbert, Hon. Reed Green, At
torney Angus Leek and Judge w. s.
Dewey. The committee will report
On Saturday, October 14th
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
CAPT. cLlNNlN BREAKS
RECORDS AT CAMP LINCOLN

Springfield, ILL.,, July 9l-The best
score over made with any kind of wea-
pom in the range at Camp Lincoln was
made today by Captain John " Clin-
min, inspector Of rifle practice, First
infantry, Illinois National Guards. He
made ~ out of possible as at GOO
wards.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
MYSTERY SURROUNDING DEATH
OF PHOENIX TEACHER.

Phoenix, Arizona, July 31.--Great
mystery surrounds the suicide OF Pro.
fessor s. @. Lewis, principal Of Lem.
pie public schools, which was discov-
cred today, but which probably oc-
Cured last week.
Lewis mother lives in Illinois. He
was unmarried and was highly res
pected, and had been employed as
principal for the next school year.
The school had been closed for sew
eral weeks, and today painters wen
to the school house TO work. A fright
full odor caused an investigation
when the body was found much de
composed Lewis had shot himsel
through the head.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
WOMAN s BODY
FOUND, MURDER2
PARTLY BURNED REMAINS OF
WIFE OF FARMER FOUND IN
WOODS NEAR HoME-WAs 1T
MURDER?

Harland, Ia, July 3i.-The partly
burned body Of Mrs. Peter Helm. wife
of a prominent farmer. was found this
morning in a grove near her home
eight m les north Of here. The auth
critics believe il is a case of murder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
DOMESTIC TROUBLES THE
CAUSE or OFFICERS SUICIDE

Quincy. Ill. July 31.--Leut. Michael
II, Barry Of the Quincy police, com
mitted suicide this afternoon by shoot
ing himself with his revolver. Do
nestle troubles are said To have caus-
ed his rash act.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
THREE W0MENARE
KILLED BY ENGINE
FREIGHT TRAIN STRUCK BUGGY
AT FREEPoRT, ILL.,, AND Wo.
MAN, DAUGHTER AND FRIEND
WERE KILLED.

Freaport, III, July 3i--The Milwan-
kee freight train tonight struck bug.
gy west Of Freeport, killing three wo.
men.
Mrs. William ] Laibelle was thrown
into the creek and killed; her daugh-
ter, Grace f.aibelle, landed on the pilot
Of the engine and died In the hospital
without regaining consciousness. Miss
Gladys Brine was hurled some dis
tance and killed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
Will be Wiped Out in New Or
leans and Spread of Dread
Disease Stopped
AUTHORITIES CONFIDENT
Of THEIR ABILITY TO COPE WITH
THE YELLOW JAck-FivE
DEATHS YESTERDAY
WORK OF SANTA.
TioN GOES ON.

New Orleans-July 31-By the end
of the present week the authorities
N charge of the fever situation, will,
they believe, be In such thorough
touch with conditions that they will
be able to speak with authority a.
10 their ability to control and eradi-
cate the disease in advance of the
coming Of frost
Daily tie system of inspection and
report Is becoming more perfect and
by that time not only will it be posi-.
Bile to tell precisely the entent of the
fever. but the period will have ar
wed when no more new cases, trace
able to the original infection may be
expected.
There was no accurate census of the
population of what is known as the
Italian district at the time OF the fever
outbreak and in spite of the most
painstaking efforts 1t is still impossi-
bic TO locate anyone who escaped from
thar zone when the result of the aut-
opsical invest cation became known.
Ever since then Italians have been
slipping out of the district after night.
iall but the number of escapes is be.
coming fewer and with increased Wig
lance in the course of the next day
Or two exodus will have been com
pletely oppressed.
Gene =. communication with the
d'str - stopped and only those
sex1 7emselves TO the infection
WIN nmfiness requires their pres.
ence IA the territory where the
fever has rsst4..m.--.as fiercely.
Many people fstill leaving the
city but a great bun Of the city's pop
ulation is still here
Three deaths occurred in the emer-
gency hospital today, the number Of
patients in which has been largely
increased.
The various citizens committees
continue their work with great energy
today. Chairman Janvier, of the gen.
eral committee, expressed himself
enthusiastically concerning the outlook
President Souchon received advices
today that the cases at Morgan City
has been pronounced yellow fever
The effect of this announcement of the
case there will doubtless be followed
by the bottling up of the town Mean
time every precaution is being taken
10 prevent the spread Of the infection
The state board of health is nov
in communication with every health
board in the state and has directed I'm
mediate telegraph information of dis
covery of even suspicious cases.
No other case in Louisiana has beer
reported in the last two or three days
The number of new cases reported
up to 6 p. m. was 81.
The total number of cases UP t
uate, 3o2.
The total number Of deaths UP t
G p m. today, 5.
The total number Of deaths to date
g.
OF the five deaths reported above
three occurred in the emergency hos
pital, and all five bore Italian names
Arkansas Declares Quarantine.
Little Rock. July 31--The Arkal
sas state board of health tonight d.
cared a quarantine against all place
where yellow fever exists
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
PLAN TO REoRGANIzE
THE CAIRO RETAIL CLERKS.

There will be mass meeting call
ed BY the Central Trades and Labor
Council on Sunday, August 9 at 3
o'clock, for the purpose of reorgan-
An retail clerks IN the city are re-
qucstcd to be present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
DISTRIBUTING CLERK DEAD.

Sharen, Pa, July 31.-Henry Rob
inson, the distributing clerk of the
national house Of representatives, died
AZ his home in Mercer today from
tubefcular affection of the bowels.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
NO TRUTH in REPORT.

Lnmberton, Miss. July 31--There
is no truth in the story telegrapheG
from here today that several italians
were shot in an attempt to escape
quarantine restrictions
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
EDWARD s. TAYLOR, A
PROMINENT REPUBLICAN DEAD

Chicago, Ill, Aug. i.--Edward s.
Taylor retired lawyer Of Evanston,
was struck and killed by suburban
train at Greenwood boulevard cross
Ing last night For many years he
was 4 prominent figure In Republi-
can party IN Illinois,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
JAPANESE WANT OVER
TWO BILLION DOLLARS
AS AN INDEMNITY.

New York. July 3l.-Nasujire
Ishikawa, accompanying Keku.
rattle Japanese peace envoy.
said the very smallest sum his
people would consider as as
indemnity was s750,000. 600.
that some demanded S2,5OO ,OO0.-
000. and that he himself would
be satisfied with 81 100000, 900.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
lndia,s immense Empire.

The empire Of InGia extends over a
territory larger than the continent Of
europe without RUSSIA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-01
Dutch Sailor Named cape Horn.

Cape Horn was so named by Spon.
ten. a Dutch sailor, who flrst doubled
it, from the name Of hia birthplace.
Hoornc. a village on the zuyder Zee.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-24

property on South Second street, has
but recently completed the improve
ments in the Glechner building,
Fourth street and Gold avenue, where
the Albuquerque Electric Light, Gas
and Power Company have their office,
and is now working on a platform
40x24 feet for the Albuquerque Power
Company, to connect with the convey
or from the American Lumber Com
pany's city mills.
Mr.. Tegner also stated that he now
has in hand or has completed in the
last few weeks $4,000 worth of resi-
dence buildings, among which he men,
toned a home for Rabbi Kaplan, ad-
joining the Jewish Temple; a resi-
dence in the Highlands for Mr.. Mon
toya; and a double house, of artificial
stone, and containing twenty rooms
on North Fourth street for the
Thelin brothers.
This is but the record of a single
contractor, and one who has been
working for himself, less than two
years. Could The Citizen get a sim
liar list from all the other contractors,
it would show a summer record of
which any city might well be proud.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-24
BUILDING RECORD OF
A LOCAL CONTRACTOR
IN HEATED TERM HE HAS EIGHT
TEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF RESIDENCE WORK,
BESIDES BUSINESS IMPROVE
MENTS.

Building In Albuquerque this sum
mer has shown little if any abate-
ment, though here as in Ell Paso, the
busy building season includes half of
the fall, all of the winter, and much
of the spring. Yet now, in the very
height of the heated term, n can
scarcely go through the city in any
direction, whether business or resi-
dence part, without seeing here, there
and everywhere, buildings in various
stages of construction.
A Citizen representative was talk
ing with A. V. Tegner, contractor, who
is about completing the changes in
the Harper building, on the corner of
Railroad avenue and Paradise alley,
by which the building will be fitted
for the occupancy of Yanow, the
pawnbl oker. The changes here will
cost about $500, including a change
Of front, the thorough refitting of the
interior, and the construction of
booths for ladies', who may obtain pri-
vate enetrance from the alley on the
side.
Mr.. Tegner is also nearing compile
ton on the addition to the p%ostoffice
building, for which he obtained the
contract. He is improving a business
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-24

has Just returned from a fishing trip
on the CHA river. These waters We're
muddy and the trout we're fain to take
the fly. so he caught few fish, but
feels much rested as a result OF his
vacation.
DR.. f r. Romero. one Of the leading
physicians and surgeons OF the terri
tory, who was located at Las Vegas,
has removed TO AlbuQuerque and has
opened an office i'm rooms Nos. IL and
10 in the n. T. Armijo building.
Frank Ke.eher. who came here a
few weeks ago TO take the position of
day clerk of the Alvarado, has found
that the altitude of Albuquerque is
too high fur him. and he expects to
leave in a fgv days for a lower aiti-
tude.
r. II. Thompson, city engineer of
Seattle, Wash, who has been spend
ing a few days in the city on a visit
to his brother. Rev. II. c. Thompson,
of the Mcnaul Mission school, left
last night for his home. He was ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. NJ. S.
Thompson, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Redmond, of
Burlington. Kas., spent the day in AL
buquerque ON their way home from a
trip to the Lewis and Clarke exposi-
ton at Portland, and a %sojourn at the
various California resorts. Mr.. Red
mond is on Of the leading newspaper
men of the Sunflower state, being ed
itor and proprietor of the Daily JEFF
fersonian a Burlington.
J. Minium. representing A. Marques
& Co, Of Philadelphia, importers and
exporters Of raw furs and goat skins,
is completiug today a shipment of a
carload of coat skins which is doubt
less the LARGEST carload that ever went
out of the territory, and will probably
be the mos. expensive car of New
Mexican products loaded from this
place, amounting to about $1,000.
This car was purchased from Gross,
Kelly & Co.. and the other wholesale
dealers of this city.
Judge Ira Abbott, of the second jul
dicial district, returned from his va
spent at Haverhill, Mass, on
Tuesday night, accompanied by his
daughter. He spent yesterday in his
chambers and left last night for Los
where he is selecting jury COM
m~issioners under the new law, which
provides that three commissioners are
appointed to select 300 names The
Iuries for two succeeding terms of
court are drawn from anne thus Sc
cCtCl.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-24

DR.. B. H. Briggs has returned from
a short outing at Camp Birnie.
Rabbi Jacob H. Kaplan is spending
the week with friends at Santa Fe.
Alderman Hanley, who has beer
spending a month camping in Bear
canyon, has returned to the city.
James Melini, Of the firm of Melini
& Eakin, wholesale liquor dealers
was a passenger north this morning.
Prof. c. NJ. Light, president of the
Silver City Normal, passed through
the city this morning en- route north,
President George S, Ramsay, of the
Albuquerque Business College, was
~transacting business in Gallup today.
Stated conclaye of Pilgrim Comman-
derry No. 8 this evening at s o'clock p.
m. BY order of E. c. j. c. Ferger, re-
corder.
Mesdames Mcguire and Cochran
and Miss Bertha Ruiz, of Belen, are
spending the day in the city visiting
and shopping.
William Dolde, proprietor of the
Cash Buyers Union, returned last
hiShN HUM a UP W HlldutlDUld anu
other eastern centers.
Joseph Slansky, the ladies' tailor,
has returned from an outing spent in
Colorado and has reopened his parlors
in the Barnett building.
J.. H. Bearrup. of the Rio Grande
Wooden Mills, left last night for a trip
to California, where he will spend sew
eral weeks sojourning at the various
coast resorts.
j.. B. Rutherford, executive special
for the State Life Insurance company
of Indiana, is in the city, accompanied
by Mrs. Rutherford and her sister,
Mrs. r. NJ. Cosley, of Galena, Kansas.
Miss Mary Spaulding, of Hannibal,
Mo, who will teach in the Albuquer-
que public schools the coming year,
arrived in the city last night and is a
guest at the home of Attorney E. L.
Medler and wife.
G. Biavaschi, a well known cattle
mar and saloon keeper of Socorro,
spent yesterday in Albuquerque and
returned to the Gem City last night.
Miss Anita Becker, of Belen, is in
the city the guest of friends.
David Weinman, accompanied by
lis wife, returned last night from an
extended trip to New York, Philadel-
phia, Boston and other eastern points.
While away Mr.. Weinman purchased
the fall stock for the Economist store.
Judge Frank Parker, of the third jul
dicial district, passed through the city
this morning en- route from his cham
bers at Las Cruces to Santa Fe, where
the territorial supreme court will
meet in a few days. Judge Parker
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-24

It is not too late to invest in a
pair of summer shoes. There are
still some months of hot weather
ahead of us and you will get more
than your moneys worth in comfort
and satisfaction, especially when you
can buy them at the cut prices we are
now offering them for. c. Mays shoe
store, 314 West Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-24

A little word may break a heart;
A lifetime's sorrow oft may start
From some small thing.
The small things hurt. You'd quite
believe
The truth of this should you receive
A hornets sting.
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-24
Local and
Personal
WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight and Friday,
with local thunderstoTms.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-24

ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
No. I. from the east, 1880 p. m.
No. 7, from the east, 12:45 a. M.
No. 8, from the west, 11:25 p. m.
No. 2, from the west, 7:55 a. m.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-20
Sheriff's Sale.

| THE STATE OF TEXAS. County of
Ellis.
BY virtue of an order of sale is
sued out of the honorable district
court of Ellis county. on the 9Th day
of March. 1905. by the clerk thereof,
in the case OF A. NJ. Goodwin versus
y. J. Faulkner and Annie Faulkner
and TO me as sheriff directed and de-
| liyered, | will proceed to sell within
the hours prescribed by law for
sheriff's sales, on the first Tuesday
in April, 1905, IL being the fourth
| day of said month. before the court
house door of said Ellis county in
/ the city OF Waxahachie. the following
described property, to-wit:
All that certain lot, tract or par
eel of land situated in Ellis county
/ Texas. out of the Thomas Smith head
right survey Of Gao acres, beginning
at stake n. 60 e. 54S yrs from the
/ s. w corner OF said Smith original
survey from which a stake standing
| n 90 e. Mesquite l0 In dla hrs y.
! ii w. SO WIS a mesquite 8 in brs n.
I44 W. 54s yrs Thence \. so. ". lg1a
WIS to stake ia the n. line of aaid
survey thence North 60 East aaS
I yrs to stake from which a Mesquite
stump four feet high hrs y. 20 K.
| il9 yrs Thence s. 30 E. 1919 yrs to
| S. line Of original tract stake from
which Mesquite 10 In hrs. s. 54
". Is do in brs, \. 70 ". ~ yrs,
| Thence T.. 60 w. 54S yrs to the T.
W. Cor. of lot No. . and beginning
Containing 100 % acres of land
Levied ON as the property OF de-
I fendant To satisfy judgment
amounting 10 s3,6Q4.32 in favor OF
A. NJ Goodwin and cost OF suit
! Given under my hand this fa3h
| day Of March. 1905.
J r. MfSSfCK. Sheriff
by G. c. Sweat. Deputy