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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

NEW YORK, Jan. 3~1.--Judge Thorn
rs has refused to dismiss tie indict-
fucnt against Henry Luudberg. who III
spected the SloAum. and the case will
20 to the jury today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
KITTY RESERVE LIST
OF Players as 5ulletined by Secretary
Farrell Of the National AS
ISOLATION.

Under date Of September 2G Secre
tary Farrell. Of the National Associa
ton of Professional Base Bal
leagues. issues his annual list Of play
ers reserved by clubs Of the many
leagues Among them is the following
LIST of play eFs reserved by the Kitty
league for 1906;
Paducah, Ky.-Groyer Land Jas
McCIaih, Blackburn Bohanan, Lewis
Brahic y c Perry, FRANK putt4. Wei
den South, Eddie Taylor Harry Lloyd,
f. B. Bergen, E. NJ Gill gan.
Vincennes. Ind.-Harry Cooper. Ed.
de Kolb. John Duggan, L. +, Donovan,
Maitle Maitern. Chas. French. Louis
Barbour Geo Wilkenaon, Hubert
Whitley, VIII Forney, Hub Purdue, G
A. HipperJ
Cairo-Edward A. Opfergelt Angelo
Mare. I.ouis \. Wagner, Percy VIII
der, IL. J Flemmine, r. j. Blackburn,
Andrew Larsen, Howard Price. CIf
ford Lane, r. r.. Asher. Louis p. Nor
gan Ben Sclaeffer, Pearl Holycross.
Princeton-Pa Downing, Charles
dagili Joseph Kip, Theron Bell, c. c.
ranes. VIM. Becker II. Meyers, p. J.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
VENEZUELA MAY
BE IN TROUBLE
SOan With Two Countries as
Result of Report
THEY WILL BIDE TIME
LETTING TT BE KNOWN THAT
BOTH ARE DETERMINED TO
OBTAIN EARLY JUSTICE
FOR CITIZENS.

Washington, Oct 12-Venezuela
was HE subject Of an important con
yersarion today between Secretary
Root and French Ambassador jus
serand The latter has been await ne
the arrival here of the report OF the
American Special Comm issionor Cal
houn before recommending to mis- goy-
ernment a course OF action,
Calhoun has reported verbally to
the president and secretary
Enough is known of the report TO
show Il similarity between the griev-
ance CT Paris and the Washington
governments.
Whether This similarly shall find a
corroilary in the parallel action on
part OF the TWO governments TO right
the,r grievances has NOT yet been de
cided. Ii can be announced that the
French government already has con
sidercd several courses of action any
one Of which it is believed would
bring President Castro to terms.
None will be adopted however, until
Secretary Root and Jusserand have
further considered the report of Cal
houn.
Meant me both governments win
oido their time, letting it be known
both are equally determined to obtain
early justice for their citizens.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
CAREER
pF A DEAD MAN
Relatives Protested in Vain
Against Denuncia;ion
SHOT II GAMING HOUSE
AND HAD BEEN ADMINISTERED
LAST SACREMENT BUT 1T
DID NOT RECONCILE
HIM WITH GOD.

Sioux City. Ia, oct 12.-Over the
body Of JOIN Carwo1v She to death
in a gambling house Saturday night.
and bawore a big audience al the
funeral in ST. JoEeph's church.
Father r. j O'CoEnor created a sen
sation by deliye ing instead of the Gus
omary tribute. a terrific denunciation
Of The dead mans life.
John Carwody. who lies before
me- he said. who chose to rema n
away from his church and his God,
ed as he lived. If Carwody is to be
Judged by the company that be kept
then he associated with creatures Of
The devil"
Suddenly the sound of sobs and
Ealing echoed through the church
and drowned the priests voice again
It came from sisters and the family
of the dead Standing in ihoir pews,
they lifted tlcr hands in protest. they
begged the priest to desisr. but he
would not He declared the church
wanted the truth and he went ruth
'essly on.
Some people, he std think that
f ,thev receive he holy eacramenfs
hef. re they die that hey will be saved.
You connot reconcile God in this man
ner If you lead a life OF association
With the devil you cannot expect to
associate with God the neXl moment.
simply because You have been ad-
NJ nistered the sacraments of the
church"
Aroused by this amazing sermon,
the relatives of the dead surrounded
The dead man. and. with tears cours-
Ing down their checks. placed kiss
after kiss on the face Of the corpse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
PAYNE'S ARRIVAL
DEFINITELY SET
He viii Be Here Next Week.

There is no longer any doubt but
that the Great Payne Will be here next
week. The enormous business he ha
done and the hatter.hg reception he
has received in Paducsh tempted him
to remain there another week. but, he
has made positive arrangements to
make his headquarters with Mr.. Her
man c. Schulz at his drug store dur
ing his entire stay in this city. and
therefore he will surely be here next
Monday and win remain about two
weeks
The sale Of Payne's remedies have
been phenomenal. People were at
once convinced of their efficacious
power and effect They have proven
thar they give positive relief to suffer
ing humanity and cure even the most
obstinate and chronic cases OF disease.
Payne's remedies ale not Cure-Alls.
Payre's New Discovery in medicine
is certainly Gods greatest gift to man
kind. II Is purely vegetable and is
therefore natures Own remedy.
It is composed entirely of herbs,
Toots. berries. gums. banks. leaves and
blossoms. Natures own cure for the
diseases which arise from all afflic-
lions Of the liver. Kidneys and stom
ach.
Payne's New Discovery cures to
stay cured. catarrh. rheumsism. in
dyspepsia. constipation. All
diseases Of the stomach. chills. fever
and malaria. female complaints. skin
Or bleed diseases.
The Quick Relief is liniment thar
should ~ found in every home
Payne. while hore. wants TO prove
10 every one that his remedies do ali
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

q
| City, had to say 70 the bankers In his
speech in Baltimore the other day.
Mr.. Simmons said there was ten
dency 10 designate plain stealing by a
softer term, and hence came the word
graft. The old commandment Thou
shaft not steal" was just as applicable
to the methods of the modern CRATER
as il was to the plain thief when the
law was delivered AMID the thunder
! ings of Mount Sinai.
Mr. Simmons strongly condemned
The theory that man as member Of
against the moral law and not be con.
demned that he could not do as an in
'diyidnal In this the president of the
Fourth National Bank struck at the
very roof OF the trouble with which
the country Is afflicted.
From the beef barons TO the very
highest The claim is beng set up that
individuals cannot be held sponsible
for the acts of corporations. Once
granted that this premise lie true and
offensc would be swept away.
The widespread consolidation of
vast commercial and financial inter
ests may be demanded. bnr il is neces-
safy that this individual RESPONSE |
billy should not be lost sight of /
Where there is great wealth ordinary |
lr even extraordinary fines do no.
amount to much as a deterrent I'm
prison the individual and the whole
thing wears different face. 1t is
his thar these criminals dread, and
his only.
Call the CRATER a thief and make his
pun shmenJ that of a thief, Let the
public understand that he is nothing
nut thief, and his punishment ha
Ilready begun.
From the irresponsible acceptance
# he right of a corporation 10 steal
0 thar of the individual 10 do like
wise is but step, and ii is com
aratiyely easy one.
The spe sch OF Pres dent Simmons /
vas full of meat, and II was timely
{ touched on the subieC Thar is just
ow attracting more attention in this
cuntry than any other one subject
I'll Is much 10 be hoped for In (
h. revived interest that has been
among The people owing 70
he disclosures of tremendous rascality ,
hat have taken place
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

that is claimed for them He proposes
to make a most liberal offer Every
Herson will have an opportun ty to
give these remedies a trial without any
cost whatever to them.
This certainty will be a severe ties.
regarding Paynes remedies. The offer
surely is a leheral one. 1t shows that
Payne has faith in his remedies and IS
not afraid to back his assertions.
Payne's success elsewhere and the
astounding sales he has made have at
iracted much attention and interest.
He comes fortified with a most excel
lnet reputation and 1t remains to be
seen whether he VII create the same
impression and arouse as great enthu,
siasm here, as he has done In other
places
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
SU|C|DED UPON
GRAVE Of WIFE
After Attempts at Intervals for
for Three Days and Nights
PATHETIC LOVE STORY
OF PROMINENT AGED JuRlST
WHO HAD BEEN READING
THE GREATEST LOVE IN
THE WORLD"

Kansas City, Mo, October l2-Be
cause Of his love for his wife, who
died about a year ago. Judge A. G..
| Brandner. 60 years old, committed sui
eide today yinhaling Illuminating
gas az his home. In the dead man $
hand was found a clipping from a
magazine, entitled The Greatest
Love in the World" The article was
written by Prof Lester f. Ward. and
its theme was that The love of man for
woman was the most potent and en-
during of the human passions. and that
cases OF lasting coniugal happiness
We're frequent enough TO defeat the
proposition that marriage is a failure.
On October 3, 4 and Judge Brand.
ner attempted 10 commit suicide on his
wife's grave in Onaga, Kas. He kept
a diary in which he recorded his at.
tempts 10 kill himself in Onaga. 1t
was as follows: NJ
October 81 took Spur grains Of
morphine at $3.50 p. m. | awoke and
returned To the Onaga Hotel
October 1, 1920 a. m.--Still alive t
thought ! would die in the night. Clerk
woke me al $50: s drank some coffee,
but could not eat. AT came back 10
cemetery to try it again 2:l5 p m.
still alive, | viii take the last grain
to see il | can succeed p. m, still
alive, on my wife's grave or near it, /
| am sick. | have no pistol, SO I !
will return 10 town for more of the /
stuff
October ., a. m.-One grain NOR.
phine; $50. one grain morphine; 10. |
one grain morphine; l0:30. one grain |
morphine; II, one grain morphine,
II, one grain morphine; 1880, one
grain morphine; II, one grain NOR
ph.nc.
Brandaer was then discovered by
the authorities Of Onaga and his life
1ayed
Judge Brandner spent his early lie
n Montana, where he was the first
Judge regularly chosen
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
TELLING THE TRUTH.

Ont in Yate. Center. Kansas, ac-
cording 70 the Kansas City Journal, a
preacher attacked a newspaper man.
saying, you editors dare not tell the
truth
The editor responded You are
right. And the minister who will at
all times iell the bare truth about his
members, alive or dead. VII not oc-
cupy the pulpit more than one Sunday,
and he will find it necessary to leave
town in hurry"
There Is great deal of truth in
what was said by both the minister
and the editor.
But why is il necessary 10 always
tell the truth, or why Is Il necessary
to tell the whole truth?
Neither minister or preachers are
eternally ON the witness stand. II
ministers and preachers mus always
tell the truth and the whole truth.
It is just a. essential that all other
people should do the same thing.
Thi. would ruin 'ial proceal-
HIS tFfs" - d. i't , tN. .-T.lF 81
norc world hGyc 10 tc ale u al COS
iiGtas We are not so far adyanc d
IS that, the I'VE" in this case meaning
The people of the world.
We have right here In Illinois an
editor who claims 10 have been telling
nothing but the truth. and YET an I'M
pleasant grand jury has indicted him.
We have anpther Newspaper that
says of this indicted editor that he is
but little below the angels, and the
statement is met with a derisiye snort.
What is one TO do under such crcum-
Evidently the editor who keeps still
md allows the people 20 form IheiI
own opinions after after The circum
stances are related has something Of
an advantage.
AS a matter Of fact. il Is only the
most unpleasant sort of people who
insist that they are always telling the |
truth, and also as another matter of |
facJ, it will generally be found that |
-hese same righteous people always in
'isr, when making their revelations. |
IN pointing out evil rather than the |
rood that any one has done. And
hen they want 10 know what they
lave done TO make them unpopular,
nd seem to be rather astonishod that
UGH is the case
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
FRAUDS IN FOOD.

In these 'getrich-quick" days I'm.
scrupulous men resort TO mos repre-
hensible methods to make money
Money they must have. and they care
little or nothing for the nsequences
TO others as a result of the means
they adopt 70 make IT, The most in
iquitous Of all the schemes reported to
by these frenziei seekers after I'M
cody gain is the aulteratiOn Of food
There is no excuse for the crime--it is
the result in every case of depravity
and not of necessity. The health Of
tens of thousands of people IL injured
every year by eating adulteratad food
and thousands are brought through
the same process 10 untimely graves.
The state chemist of Indiana has
been investigating the matter in that
and finds that a large
per cent. Of the vinegars. extracts.
iellies and spices are impure: that all
OF the prepared meat foods contain
borax; that 80 per cent. of the milk
samples taken in Terre Haute con
ta.nei formaldehyde. while several of
them had been badly watered OF
otherwise "dcctOred.'
The preparation Of such frauds IN
food should be made a crime by the
law, with a severe penalty attached.
and the law should be enforced
u may he assumed that the proper /
ion Of adufiprafqd food l. as r--ast IN
Illinois a. in Indiana. are our health
officers and pure feod commits toners /
as alert as they should be- There |
IRE laws on our state statute books
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

A rev process in The preservation
IF food products in transi. las beon
invented by Charles Bagbarn, of An.
ticch, Cal. Use is made OF the
vacuum, and by 1t goods such AS
ruits--can be kept for three months
vitAoa; decay B sides the filit docs
. rirer rtrthgr n Ire Vacuum. a
e-ricera CT car 60 for trans
ortnentcl trir In the new way t.
.r"~~ rortacion would cost S2C0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

by his father who was known as the
Suffering VIII
The elder Trayers was said TO have
invented the small boy on his fathers
lap in the street car who was told
60 "G-g get up and ggliye the llady
your scar" The wag said 10 q bald
headed broker who was in doubt as Il
the best costume for masquerade
Sugar your head and go as pill.
He asked the same man, "Self-made,
eh? Why didn't you finish Tue job
aud PUT some hair on top2 He also
gave the kind advice 10 n fellow slut
terer. ego to d d-doctor B.b.brown.
He Eickk-kured m-m-e' And plenty
of others besides
In one Of the tenement houses which
Is like every tenement house in New
York, and in room which, If different
at all Is more bare and choerless than
most OF them. lies a frail little girl Of
II on an old comforter in the corner.
while TWO little children curiously peer
at her and wonder what has happened
70 their Mary,
Four years ago. Marys father died
and her mother with three children
dependent upon her had 10 go cut and
find day work while Mary. then only
seven, stayed al home and played
mother to he other TWO little ones.
Day aftcr day it was the came thing
set forth the scanty meals, warning
-he hungry mouths not to be greedy
lest there be none left for their next
meal and then wash and scrub and
patch until mother came home at
light weary and neryously irritable
after a long days work.
In the summer she had to watch the I
hin little bodies grow listless under
he sitting heat and in the winter
he must hagele for pals of coal or
lunt for scraps OF wood to keep them
rom freezing.
For years this was the only life that
dary had known and the other day
he made up her mind that she just
ouldnt see another winter come on,
o she mcndcd the childrens clothes
nd scr the room 10 right and with The
ennies She had secge,ed sh h0uGh, |
ONE carbolic acid.
It is a wonder that the story does
OF end here, but it does not for
Iary's mother happened TO get
trough her work earlier than usual /
nd when she came home to find her
tile housekseper lying unconscious
n the floor she guessed The whole
tory. She and big kind doctor {
rought back little Mary into the life
he hated so and other kind people are
ding TO try to make il more lovely .
ow that they know all about il,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
September.

The above Is correct statement of
the circulation OF the Cairo Bulletin
daily and Sunday for the year 1904
and for the. first nine months of the
year 1905. CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this I'd day Of October, 1905.
tSeal) LEO ]. KLEB,
Notary Public.
Commission expires January 26,
1909.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

There is only one paper in all Phil
adelphia that is supportingt the re-
publican ticket, commonly known as
the gang" ticket al the other pap
ers Of this city including the best and
most powerful republican papers. are
On the other side. The one exception
Is The old Philadelphia Inquirer. and
il is no longer a power in politics or
anything else
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the year 1904. ..... 1915
Average daily and Sunday eircu-
lation for the first six months
oil 1905. ......... 80. ........ 2f37
Average daily and Sunday circu.
lation for the month of July,
1895 ................... 2165
Average daily and Sunday circu.
Iati6n for the month of August,
1905 Observation-Disclosures. 2161
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the month of Septem-
Der, 1906 2f43
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
THE DAILY JINGLE
OCTOBER.

Out DER the meadow brown and scar,
The quails shrll song | family hear.
Calling his mate-far out Of sight
2lantiye and long, "Bobwhitc! Bob.
white"
Rustlcs the corn n the fields near by
And from thicket the bluejay's cry,
While there comes the echo of a shep.
herds song
Bring back the thought of some old
sweet song
The hazy clouds float slowly by.
And the deeper blue has left the sky.
As wanders over wooded ways
The mem'ry Of October days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

II is asserted that Addicks has elm.
mated himself from politics in the
state of Delaware. II win be remem.
bered that the man who was kicked
down stairs made the assertion that
that was the way be always descended
q staircase.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
A Mstronoiltan Market.

II has many stories. Men fail and
mea win here. Ii requires good com.
mon sense and an interest n the sub
jet 10 via. one man told me that
he got 10 bis place carly and thought
Of nothing bat his business during the
aay-Eari u. Pratt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

The crime Of wife beating has grown
SO common in New York that the
judges have announced that hereafter
husbands convicted of wife beating
win receive the full penalty of the law.
This is something of an interference
with favorite form Of amusement in
that city
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

Secretary Wilson says that the great
crops OF the country are going TO make
the support of family easier Pos
sibly, II they are not cornered. There
are plenty Of cattle in the country, but
how about the price of meat?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

The. BulIstlr % on sale Of the fol
lowing pisses:
cclemsn's, 2f4 Eighth street
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Union News CO., Union depot.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

Russia is making arrangements for
an election, and an esteemed exchange
congratulates that country on the fact
that Il is not necessary TO save It
through the aid Of the insurance com.
panies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Bulletin is authorized to an
nounce GEORGE PARSONS as the
Republican candidate for The office of
County Commissioner at the ensuing
November election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

President Castro has come out as
one of the admirers of President
Roosevelt. This may he subject to a
whoop. however. There is no tellins
when the president of the United
States may have the president of Ven.
ezuela by the neck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

japan in twelve months was sup
lied by Germany with 96.394 books,
at Britain being second with ST.
T"is v'as in 1871. The following
lied japan with
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

Secretary Taft is TO make some
speeches in Ohio, but an attempt will
be made TO steer him, If possible. of
the discussion of the Philippine tariff.
There are fears that is Taft broke
loose on this he might offend the sus.
eeptible Senator Foraker. who has
strong views in opposition TO those
Mr. Taft is known to entertain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

against frauds in food. Perhaps they
are not stringent enough; if not. they
should be made SO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

A church in the east Is having an
exciting time over a new set e stone
angels. The sculptor had the audacity
o make then all women and the ex.
cited clergy maintain that there is no
'criptual authority for the feminine
ype and that on the contrary the
angels specifically mentioned were al
ways men.
OF course, there are some things
that can be taken for granted while
others require specific and repeated
mention for belief.
1t is growing 10 be a real plea sure
in Chicago TO be arrested. The new
code Of etiquette laid down by the
chief of police for his subordinates is
originating proverbial police courtly"
manners. Here are some Of the rules.
The proper conduct for a policeman
Is making a raid Is to enter the place
and say: You are ali under arrest
The wagon is in readiness; please get
In II they snow a deposition To re
sent his authority he should say. Do
not resist. for If you do / shall be
10 use physical force.
Please enter quietly
W1en an officer arrests a woman
he should be gentle and should say.
come lady. come
While waiting for the wagon the
policeman should recline an intox.
.cated mans head gently against a pill
ow if IT is handy. or any other soft
ubject Then. when the wagon comes l
he officer should place him with ten.
Tern ess and care on the cushioned side
+ the wagon. which is especially for /
runken men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

II is really safer to rob a eorpor.
alton than il is TO rob o hen roost.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
GRAFT IS THEFT.

There was much good solid sense in
SHAT Presideaf Simmons. Of the
Fourth Nationsi Bank Of New York
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

The recent suicide Of William Ira
vers Of New York has revived some
Of the characteristic good things said
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Oar.
ling has come out in favor Ct larger
battleships. Oh the Darling.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
FACTS AND FANCIES

The sheriff Ct Miller 5. D., declares
hat the surrounding country is the
eest ever for tobacco growing and he
Knows, too. for he has a lot of It in
irocess of curing. So you can Just
1ut that in your pipe and smoke It.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-13
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