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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
DISTURBERS PUT
TO LONG SLEEP
DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLS TWO
BROTHERS WHO WERE TRY,
ING TO BREAK UP A SCHOOL
EXHIBITION.

BY the Associated Press.
Huutsvile. No Fsb I'D 81
stampe, OF Coll go Mound, deputy
sheriff. shot ana Killed Decd sichset.
and mottally wounded Wib Michael
at a scaool exhibition in Chair on
township. Randolph county, last night
John Murray, a sixteen year-old boy,
who vas present but not IN the trOp.
bic, also died mis- morning as a result
OF Two wounds he received. During
the exhibition Bill Acrey and the Mi-
chaels caused a disturbance, bu
stamper compelled them to keen
quiet After the exhibition the three
ATTACKED ssampe7 whcn he shot the
two Niclaels. hook in s. amper'a
pocket saved him from a bad knife
wmind lie surren ieFed himself and
was released on Sta.U00 tond
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9 O. 80 % % . - n - q
o BUSINESS LOCALS. .
. g g . @ @ o o o = Q

Il. Sanders & Son. farming imple-
ments and wagons High grade gro
ceries and zine coffee a specially.
Cairo Iron and Machine Supply
Store, J b. Reed, Prop, 1905 Ohio.
Iron. steel and heavy hardware mill
supplies, betting. pumps, gas pipes.
For fresh vegetables. fancy and
ataple grocerieg and choice meat call
at the Walter q sharick market,
Eighth street
.Reinhard. pho, Ographer. maker OF
fine photographs Try this gallery.
you win get fne artistic work at sat
isfac;ory prices. 21i Sixth Street
Burke's Livery. feed and boarding
stables. first-class livery service. A
iine line OF carriages for funeral oc-
casions Always the best
Waldorf-Astoria and harrington
Hall coffee is guarant eed by Ehs &
Gfeaney. 2009-i1 Washington avenue.
Every drop is a drop Of comfort
Engraved calling cards-your name
engraved on copper plate lin script
and a hundred cards for $50. 100
cards from your own plate for 800.
John s. Miller ieweler 9th aud Com
mercial avenue
Money, money. money. at Guys
Loan Office. Unredeemed pledges for
sale Guy B. Perry. the pawnbroker.
is the man FOR confidential dealings.
5o7 Commercial avenue Phone 407.
Conan; & Reanie. groceries. dry
goods and meat market and general
merchandise leaders for everything
in their line Les them supply you.
Uncle Joc's Hotel. best SI0O day
house in the three states. You get
the best OF everything to eat and
drink. and nice clean bed.
Harry W. schuh's drug store has a
fine line Of BRUSHES. combs and Toilet
articles tina; lee is selling ~ remark
ably Tow prices IT'S Commercial ave
Uncle Jos'e Glad Hand Restaurant
and Bar still takes the lead. sermng
the best meals and lunches in Ctairo
iis # he people caoiee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
HAS uncle 10"
THE BIG HEAD2''
DECLINED TO DINE WITH THE
PRESIDENT BECAUSE HE
THINKS he oUTRANKS THE
l SUPREME JUDGES.

Washington. Feb. 4.-Tso Uncle
Jos Cannon, the speaker Of the house
belongs the distinction Ct being the
first man who has declined to aine at
the White HJasc since Mr.. Roosevelt
became president, aud all social and
official Washington stood sin in as
tonishment today when Il heard the
nows
Uncle Jac' was invited 10 the state
dinner which was given last night TO
the suprc ne counh Il was decceed
that since his dinner was 10 the mem
bers of the supreme court the Justices
would take precedence, For instance,
the chief just &c or ranking justice
should take Ms. Roosevelt in 70 din
ner and tee president woul axe In
the wife Ct the aforesaid Justice T.
happens that the chief justice is in
mourning for his wife and could not
attend, and the ranking justice was
Mr. Justice Harlan
Whcn Speaker Cannon leaned that
The court. 20 whom the dinner was 10
be ven, were to be accorded rreco.
dcnce over him. he sat himself down
and pcna2d a motto ID th2 president in
which be claimed tha5 he as speaker
Of the house could not he outranked
by any person at that dinner except
the presi ent himself, and he begged
the presiac.. To excuse him.
This the presidcl ia. and viii
doubtless have Speaker Cannon a "a
dinner where hc viii be full rank
without offending his guests Of the
evening. Il is explained that if the
% esidcnt lad done anything else
than to give the sup. me court OF the
United Sta cs the precedence al the
disncr given specially 10 its members
he dianifed judges would have felt
MORALLY afr nted and some Of them
might have marched ont and gone
home, lelving tAe dinner unlasted
But what wash ngton is wondering
about Is what the plain folks of Dan
willie, III, viii say whe1 hey heal
what their democratic idol. the chic
Of the can Of plain people has been
doing
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05

F. Teichman's celebrated Lone
Jack cigars are the smokers choice
man is never better satisfied than
when smoking his choice.
If the uppers Of the Uncle Sam
shoe. break before the soles the
Eagle Clothing Co. will give you an
other pair
Pure WINES. brandies. bourbon and
rye WHISTLES for the holiday season.
Phone 222. r. smyth & Co, SOP and
sos Ohio street.
Harry W sehuh's drug store has in
stock full line of Gunther-s and
Lowney's bulk and fancy box choeo-
iatss for presents
z c. scaliin leading caterer Res
taurant and bar. 21S Ohio. right at
Central station Travellers promptly
supplied Best cuisine snd service.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to Nov. 9th. 1904.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest and Quickest Route to
st. Louis s Chicago


1895 n. N, Daily Chicago Vestihule
BISnited. arriving IN Chicago at 1850 = "a.
connecting with afternoon trains for all pOiets
east and nor1h.
2:20 3. m. Daily st. Louis Nigh. Limited
arriving in st. Louis at 90 q. M. connecting
81 Union station for all points west. Sleeping
cars open at 9:45 p. N.
6sI5 n. m. Chicago Daylight Express
except Sunday, akes ali stops between Cairo
and Chicago, arriving In Chicago at $3.50 p. m
81: n. m. st. Louis Morning Express,
except sunday, arriving In 81. Louis q. li:2i
making an stops.
IL so q. m. st. Louis Fast Mail. arrfv-
ing IN 81. Louis at SOS p. m.
IL 80 n. IA. Chicago Midday Special
arriving in Chicago, 1850 J.. m.
2:32p. IA Daily IT. Louis Limited, ar
diving in St. Louis at 7:s6 p. m, connecting II
Union Station for X snsas CITY, Omaha, Der
yer, San Francisco and ali points west.
2s32 y. m. Fast Express for Odin, e.
nnFham, Asttfon, Tolons. Champaign, CHI.
cago
6,IO p. N. Tbebes accommodates.
$40 p. m. Chicago and Eastern Eve
prees arriving In Chicago az sos a. m, Indian
sPolis sf25 Cincinnati. f9:s5 q. m, Buffalo, s:2t
?; n, New York ESQ a. N. Sleeping cars 70
Chicago,
paccenoara For New York ana eastern
ooSShSSso cities should bear in mind
that the Illinois Central is the quickest route
BY many hours, leaving Cairo At ss05 p. ~. and
arriving u New York a. 2 80 he second morn.
ing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
THR EE PACKAGES
MOTHERS OATS
IS CE N 7 s
MASTERS SALE.
STATE or ILLINOIS
Any. sfrss-ry

STATE OF ILLINOIS m
ALExASDKR OUNTY,
In the ircut Court
In the matter Of John ?. Diepenhrock vs..
John Madden, Lucy Naddco and John &
crowley, ~ unstee. etc. On bill 10 f0reclose
mortgages and for other relief.
Public notice is hereb, given, that in purru-
ance Of decretal order entered in the above
cntitled cause, in said court, on the 18th day
Of Fehrnary, A. d 1893. /, Walter War1cG
master ia chancery for said conrt, on TUESDAY,
the lsth DAY Of February A -, 1905, al n
I o clock in the forenoon Of said day shall sell
AZ public auction TO the highest bidder. foi
cash, at the southw esterly door Of the G mr.,
house in the city OF Cairo, ia said county, the
following described real estate, situate IN the
county " Alexander and state Of Illinois
to-wit:
Lots numbered one ~ two % and three o..
in Noodward's sub division OF lots puml sci ed
one a. two %, three o.. four az, thirty mir c
39) and forty 400 in block nun bered twenty
one (2i) 81 the fourth ADDITION 20 the city oi
ailo accer ding 70 the recorded plat Of sid
city a ld the several additions thereto. ard the
} lat OF said subdivision, AL in she county
~ Alexander and state o. IlliDois, together
with an and 81 gular the tenements and
bereditamsits thereunto belonging.
WALL ER WARDER
Master IN Chancery.
January "a. 1906.
Lansden & Leek, compliments solicitor
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
Illinois Central
Low HOmeSeekerS' Rates
to the
South and Southwest
February Z and n
and March Z and II

On the above dates The Illinois
Central viii sell at $1,000 for the
round trip tickets from Cairo a.
jackson, Miss, VuS arg. Misc, Mar
chez, Miss, New Orleans a. a:.1 TO
an Illinois Cenua. and Waco +id
Mississipm Valley RR. pciata in
the states of Mississippi and Louisi-
ana, Also on same dates will cell
from above station tickets at $500
for the round trip to Jennings, La,
Lake Charles, La, Beaumont, Tex,
Houston, Tex, San antonio, Tex and
to points on he Southern Pacific K.
z. in the states of Louisiana (west of
and including New iberia La and
Texas (eaft of and including-San An
tonic. Tex
Return limit of Il days
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
ATTACH on BRITISH
CONSUL SMALL MATTER.


by the Associated Press.
Warsaw. Feb. l.-Col. Napier, the
British military a1acbe. who was sent
here 10 Investigate the alleged al
tacks by Russian Hussars on British
Consul Gfneral Murray. and MIR. Mu-
culSain. lrc-consul have returned TO
ST. pete4bnrg 20 report 40 The en-
bassy Tile incident is regarded as
closed. Murray having frankly deolar-
ed the attacks were only such as hap
pened to any person on the streets at
such iimes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
THEFT or. NEWS
TO BE PREVENTED.
Bill IN Nebraska Legislature Provides
p election % Publiehrro.

by The Associated Press.
Lincoln. Neb Feb. A bin to PIE.
vent tie theft OF news was introduced
in the house to-day L is designed tc
give the publisher Of daily paper
protection in the news printed in HIS
columns Il provides MAT an inJune-
lion may be issued to restrain the use
Of any aneh matter BY another paper
within IS h8nfs Of the original pubil-
cat on.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
cHANceRY NOTICE.
STATE or ILUIvoIi

In the Alexander county circuit court. Feb.
ruaTy term. A. D., 1900. In anccry sitt.ng.
Rill in chaBcery TO qHiet title
James r Bedwell. coz plain snt, vs. Fontaine
f. Albright, the unknown heirs Of Allen !.
Daniel. deceased, Mrs.. Edward p. NcKey.
Mrs. Edward 9. Day and the unknown heirs
Of Alexander p. Gross, deceased, defendants
The above named defendants are hereby Doti-
fed that said complainant has this day flied
~ said court a ceitain bill in Chanccry t. quiet
title against them. aud that summons has is
sued thereon returnable on the first day 81 the
next term Of said court w be holden at ihc
court honse 10 Cairo, Illinois, on the i3lh dsy
Of February next
Cairo, Illinois, January 18th. a y. 1875.
LEI y. DAVIS. Citfk.
iansdeu aud Leek, COmpisiasnt's Solicitors
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05

Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea See st extsrmihtate the poison,
feel it revitalize the blood and bring
back that happy joyous feeling of
byeone days soc. Tea or Tablets.
Paul G. Schuh & Sons
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
CONSUL cooDNow WILL OUT.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington. Feb Alt is undar-
s s-s.t ihat Consul Gnera tioearoN.
Hlfp Is nov in this city. has aerided
r. retire from his office a. consul
general at Shanghai and the charge
in thai pest wiz be announced nez.
week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
CARDINAL sAToLLI BETTER.

Rome. Feb. cardinal Satoll,
who has been i'll for some time with
an attack Of influenza. is progressing
satisfactorily
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05

Also colenists' ons-Way Rates
On February q and March p to the
same points at exceedingly low rates.
Tlcke and fan Information Of
agents of the. Illinois Central and
connecting lines.
A. II. HANSON, G. p. A, Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
Lie.rse oqlum smokers.

In Fornlosa man must have IL
cense before he Is allowed to smoke
5pium.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
Passenger:
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
THE ONLY DIRBCT LINE TO MEMPHIS
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, At
LANTA. JACKSONVILLE. SA-
NAfNAH- NICKSBURG
and IACEE0EVrT

and JACKsONVIILE.
500 q. m. The Dixie Flyer Nenpht,
Nashville and Jacksonville
1910 a. m Memphis and Esz o risass ISruil.
Cd wa Aenlf arriving IN Memphis at Sis
6.ve n. M. Paiucsh ard ouisviIle,
1910 p. m, daily Memphis and New Oriesr,
fast 1aii arriving IN Memphis - 7;lO D. M. ard
New Orleans at e:z5 a. M.
40 p NJ daily, = szhviIle, Chstanoors Ars
atlanta.
81 p.1l- Memphis and New Orleans Fpecfaf
49,. afs,se in Asmphis a io.B9 p. NJ. Few Orleans
10 a. Faducsb, Hostinstnls sud Louis
30 thfegEn heAets, hiesfinE car sceosu.
Illinois Centrel PaHssuFer Eistian. Cairo. m
"a 7 n foFE1. Tk4. A..
q. H. HAfaOFi Zen. 2 sss ACT Chioseo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-05
Strictly A Savings Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
DIRECTORS.

Interest paid on time deposits at
the rate of three per cent per
annum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-23
BOER COLONY FOR TEXAS.
Thousands of AgricuIturists to Settle
in Northwest

Galveston, Tex. Oct. 22-Thc Boer
colony Of farmers in Mexico have ac-
cepted an offer to settle in Southwest
Texas. in the new country just opened
up by the Brownsville road. The tract
of irrigated land comprises about $1,000
acres. General Ben Naljoen. who acts
for himself and 200 Boer families. prom
iseS several thousand agriculturists
within two years.
Fifty families are ready to move
from Chihuahua, Mexico. where they
have been robbed of their investments
and labor by the faulty land records.
After building their homes and tilling
the soil the Beers found they could not
perfect titles and sought to get back
their money. but the MeXicans refused
and threatened to cOnfscate the pos
sessions. The Beers have appealed to
the Mexican government for relief.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-23

"My friends: Let me say what n
pleasure it has been in driving along
the streets to have the Governor and
the Mayor point out to me house after
house owned by colorcd citizens, who
by their own industry, energy and
thrift. Lad accumulated small fortune
honestly and were spending it wisely.
every good American citizen must
be Interested in seeing every other good
American citizen rise, help himself up
wards so as to be better able to do his
duty by himself and those dependent
upon him and by the state at large.
1T seems To me that ii is true for all
OF us. mat our duties are even more
important than our rights. If we do
our duties faithfully i'm spite of the
difficulties that come, then sooner or
later the rights will take care of them
selves. What | say to this body of my
Colortd fellow citizens is just exactly
what l would say TO any body of my
white fellow citizens"
The President ana his party were
driven around the city after which they
were taken to the depot. At 4.45, the
President left for st. Augustine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-23

raised, some places about three-quar-
tiers of a bale to the acre being real
i"td. Some of the land yielded fairly
well, and gave up a good quality Of
staple ranking higher than the Ameri-
oan-grown cotton. Some eight or to
varieties Or seed were used in the ex-
pcrimcnts, the earlier variety being
planted In the uplands, where the sea-
sons were short.
Labor i'm South Africa is unsatisfac-
tory, the natives performing about
one-third as much work az an Amcri
can cotton fl I'D latorcr. The machin-
cry in use is aDtiquatcd. In all Of his
experience. covering the entire Rho
uo STA territory and sections along tho
railroad in Port Jguesc East Africa, he
Sed native labor, and the tools and
machinery that were in use in that
country before his advent. With the
r,,,chinery, especially, he found reason
Ia be dissatisfied, and believes the ex-
ucmc costlincs.; in production is
IcnargcabIc to that fact.
In Egypt cotton almost equal to Sea
Island product is produced, but re-
SIricted area and poor machinery will
always tend to prevent Egypt from be-
coming a serious competitor Of Ameri-
ca.
Tho best grade of cotton raised by
Mr.. Stnson in Rdodcsia and POrtu
Eucsc East Africa ranked and was
clasScd as being worth one-half cent
Per pound more than the American
middling, and the Egyptian variety he
raised in the same territory equalled
the best that is grown along the Nile.
Hc stated that the industry is car
licd on in the Nile valley in Egypt, all
rrost exclusively by the process Of irri-
cation, ard that every available acre
Of land is now under cultivation. Thu
crops never yield more than 100000
bales, but strenuous efforts are being
made to bring the total up to l 1000, 900
hs.les annually. In the bolls the cotton
is Of the finest variety. but after being
put through the process Of handling
~ the out date machinery the fibre
is badly damaged and its value mate
rally reduced.
The Egyptian lands are owned most
ly by British interests, and the land
rents make the cost of production ex-
ccssive. Mr.. StinsOn believes that
with the land rents eliminated, cOttor
can be produced as cheaply or even
more cheaply than in the South. 1t is
not an uncommon thing TO see lands
rented for $50 per acre through the pre-
feIred sectors Of the Nile country. On
account OF these things, notwithstand-
ing the fact that Arab laber is entirely
satisfactory and Very cheap, the cost
OF the production, aside from the re-
stIictcd area is very much higher than
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-23
VICE AND CRIME,
MCAdoo Orders Arrest Of
UnaCCompanied Women
Found in New York's TenderIojn
District After Dark.
]eIlVpTS pnpihv hddrncc IN pnI;,,
Delivers Lengthy Address 10 Police on
Law and Their Duty.

New York. Oct. 22.-In order ~ I'LL.
rect an impression that the roIico -
the "Tenderloin" precinct had haor i,
structed to arrest all unesc0rtcd wor
en- found in the streets at night por;o.
commissioner McAdoo visited tbn j.,
tlon house, tonight, and made A IAN.
ADDRESS 70 the force. He read thu g.c
IONS Of the law on the subiect ynd
told the men that he expected thnrr J.,
arrest AL improper cha RI cters. but tb.,t
Inc mere fact OF "A woman being afo,a
did not Justify her arrest and thar ba
would deal severely with any policeman
round interfering with a respcctahI.
woman. The commissioner said in TIA
course Of his address:
NO ones rights will be illegally ip-
terefered with, but this prccinct ,o,,
ana VIII be made clean. There are m
dlfticulties in the way which cannot no
overcome with legal methods. This rre-
clhct Is in the very heart of the com
ihercial and social capital Of the West
efh hemisphere, it is a disgrace to tha
CITY, TO the citys morals and to ciyiIi.
Zatlon that such an ulcer SPOT ~ tbis
should exist in the very center Of its
greatest activities.
We are bound not only to protect
our own citizens, but the vast army of
ences and unseomly sights. 1t is for
the people Of the city of New York IN
FAY whether or not they want this nIaca
cleaned up. If the press and the prIrit
which talk 50 much about evil condi-
lions here would uphold the hands ~
those who are enforcing the Law the
thing is accomplished.
You are combating great influences"
the commissioner continued. in enforc-
ing these lawS-the owners of the nron-
erty who reap large profits from the
case ana criminal uses to which il il
nut; the various business interests
which they have: rrofigacy and prodf-
gality of vice and who are complaining
that with them their trade is duh and
lastly ard potent than all those men
Who have grown rich on crime and vice
10 whom it is legitimate industry
whose millions are stained with the
blood and tears Of wretched women and
outcast men, who own the large Raines
law hotels where the woman is first
robbed of the price Of her infamy and
when she is arrested, is compelled to
pay them for the bond that releases
her. Rich and influential. swagge-ing
and clustering, these captains of the
industry Of vice and crime reach out
their influences into the most unvx-
pected quarters. They do not want A
police captain here whom they cannot
own and even now they and their hir-
lirgs are threatening political disaster
to the honest head of the city govern
mcnt for maintaining in office a police
commissioner who is not afraid Of
them"
The commissioner exhorted the men
70 be loyal t. their commander, cant.
Dooley in whom he said he had the
fullest confidence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-23
FENCE CHARGED WITH DEATH.
man Who Attempts to Climb THROUGH
Instantly Killed by Electricity.

Somerville. n. j.. Oct 22.-An electric
charged barbed wire fence caused the
death Of Antonio Fagari. an italian
ianorer, at Rocky Hill Fagari was
employed at the Rocky Hill Terra
Gotta Works and was on his wav
across the fields to his work. He was
a''snpung to crawl through the
parned wire fence when he was seen hy
number of his fellow countrvn,an r.,
perform series of contortions and fan
10 the ground. go
Mhen the men reached the spot "a
gari was dead. and his face and hands
were niackened by the current IT,
i,aiians carried Fagaris BODY to hi.
boarding house and informed the am1
.hori,ies. On investigation # WV,
FOUND that a live wire from the line ~.
tne Rocky Hill electric light nlant
Mnicn runs near the spot where Fag,r
met ms death. had broken and fairor
do'osS N" Wire fence. which haa III
co'i" Sc highly charged that F,g,r
l'let instant death when he ya-ae !,
contact with it. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-23
STRIKE DECLARED OFF,
Miners in Hazleton, Pa, Decide to Ac-
cept Employers Termc.

Eazletor. Pa.. oct. 22.-r',e minci>
of G. B. Markle & Co. who struck.
last week, decided. today, to return to
work. tomorrow morning. The driver
hoy. who was the cause of the trouble.
must remain idle until the question
of his wages is decided by the con-
Citation board which the mon ana the
company have agreed shall settle the
issue. The driver-boy quit because
he claimed he VAS not being paid the
standard rate. Wien refused rein
statement. the ether drivers struck
AID the miners followed suit