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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24

bill IS PASSED
CARRYING ONLY $17,234 ,e57-FEW
AMENDMENTS WERE ACCEPT.
ED-MlLiTARY BILL GOES TO
CONFERENCE.

Washington. Feb Without a
dollar beng added or subtrac-ed the
river and harboy appropriation bill
passed tho hose today after the ses
sion lfad van wen into tlN evening
The tots carried Is $l9234, G57.
Throughout the day The progress Of
the bin was impeded by Offering of
amendments, bar only those presented
hy the committee were adopled al.
though on d point 81 order the house
r.ruck out fhe committee provision
giving the supervisor Of harbors At
New York authority 10 make gegula-
lions regarding the towing Of vessels.
The most important amendment
agreed 10 was one giving tle super
visor Of harbors at New York ncPess-
ed police power and prowd MS for the
protection OF oysters beds from dredg
ines
The military academy appropriation
bill vas seHt 10 conferences after agree
ing 10 the senate amendment aulhoriz
ing tne president 10 appoint Senator
Hawley or Connection brigadier
general ON the retired list Of the army
and with a further proWsion confer
ing similar authority in the case OF
general Peter J. Ostorhaus.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
GREAT STRIKE IS
STILL SPREADING
CONDITIONS AT WARSAW GROW
MORE ALARMING EVERY
n. HOUR AND THE GOVERNMENT
DOES NOT KNOW WHAT TO
STEPS TO TAKE.

Warsaw, Feb % 'rh situatioa
here is cans ng he greatest anxiety
IN all circles. An assistant TO Coz
ernor General frankly admitted today
that the government is al loss ID
know what 70 do Alarming repoHs
are current concerning tha intention
and plans Of revolutionary party, and
March FonElh Is ava ted with mlieli
apprehension
The st,-ike is spreading in every di
raction, The Vienna railway Is still
completely at a standstill and there
appears 70 be no hope of a speedy set
tlement of the d fficulty. Western
Poland Is compile ely cut off from com
munieation with middle and western
Europe except by telegraph No mails
are arriving or departing. This city is
threatened with q coal famine. The
Governor General offered supply Of
military mon to work the trains but
this is imeraot cable as the rkers
have destroyed he switohea Many
through passengers from Moscow and
~, Petersburg are detained here and
great quantities Of perishahle goods
from France and Italy are being at.
teFly spoiled by he delay,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
ARGUMENTS APE BEGUN
q ~ THE sWAYNE CASE

washington, Feb. 23.--The senate
had difficulty in securing a quorum
at its first night sitting Of the session
called for the purpose OF proceeding
with the swayne impeachment case
When the quorum was secured a vote
was taken On the admission Of tabu-
Iatsd statement showing payments
paid federal judges On account Of ex-
penses. The vote was adverse to.the
proposition.
After offering few other docu-
ments. Mr. higgins announced fhe
close Of the case Of the defense. only
swo Witnesses were called in rchut
tai.
A feW papers we're presented as eF-
Idence by the prosecution and when
she last q these had been received at
a:20 Mr. Palmer announced the ter
mination Of the pressnta Jon Of testi.
mony. Arguments were commenced,
siF. O1maead opening. fer the prosecu
zion. He concluded at 9e:15 and the
senate adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
Confoubds His Iowa Critics by
Reading Them
LETTERFROM ROOSEVELT
THANKING HIM FoR his ASSIST.
ANCE ON RAILROAD LEeis-
LATIoN - TURNS THE
PEOPLE IN Ills
FAVOR.

Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. 22-Ccn-
gressnan Hepburn Of the Eignth Iowa
district. vas the central figure today
In ore of the mos sensational Incl
dents IN Iowa political hisf ry.
After enduring in laag silence the
bitter criticisms Of his alleged un
friendllness toward railroad rate leg
islatiob, MIR Hepburn publicly defend
"a himself and surprised his political
enemies by reading letters from Pres
ident Roosevelt and Attorney General
Moody. declaring tina the Iowa CON
gressaan had ip cyery possible way
aided ehem ID carrying cut the recon-.
mendatlons If tho presidents mes
sage as 70 strengthening the hends of
the Interstate commerce commission,
Mr. Fla2burng address was deliver
ed al d Session OF The Adams County
Farmers Institaq ana thousand or
more af his Constituents atteaded.
ne Aas preceded by Henry Wallace,
editor of on agricultural paper who
has been bitter critic of Mr. Hep
burn Wallace renewed his criticisms
and they aroused applause.
whom Hepburn arose ne launched
Immediately intc a defense Of himself
When ne read the presidents letter,
MS hearers were dumbfoundcd Then
hey gave vent to cheess and thence.
forward the ms .iag was enthusiastic
in applause o the C ngressn5ap
lltniedaleis after The meeting Con
gressipan Hepburn returned to Wash
ngiap.
Tie Presidents Letters.
I. Fee assaasal eqaargemsnt of
Congressman alonaaTn vas writtea at
tie boNcm affa.letter sent vs. Attor
ney General Moody to Hepburn com.
aendiBe the latter's work In behalf
% railway rate legislation.
The president wrote;
u cordially concur in The above
Colouet Hepburn like Senators Ali
soa and Deliver has aided in every
possible way in this ia till and
when it seemed possible to expedite
the bin by lropping his own measure
ana pushing the Towsend-Esch mea
sure. which achieved substantially tho
same result, he AZ once followed this
course We have all been after the
same result ana 7 AN very certain
we will in The end achieve r from
the very fac that We are striving in
the spiri1 Colonel Hepburn las shown
in thta affair a spirit which is con.
cefned with getting the substance and
which is therefore ent rely willing 70
make concessions on unimpCrtant dif-
fcrenccs OF detail
THEODORE ROOSEVELT" :"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
ENGAGED IN AN
UNLAWFUL POOL
INTERSTATE COMMERCE coMMls-
SION FINDS THAT FRUIT
RATES FROM CALIFORNIA
ARE UNREASONABLE.

Washington. Feb. %. Tie inter
state Commerce Commission today de-
cided the California fruit cases in
which compla nt was made against the
Southern Pacific Atchison, Topaka and
Santa Re Railway systems The com.
niasion holds that I1N,ndant, carries
arc uhlawfelly engaged in pooling ,rsf-
1ic in citrus fruits originating n
Southern California ana carried BY
hem and thei" connections 20 eastern
markets. That defendanfs ~ compell
ing shippers 70 pay icing charges es-
tablisnod BY the car llpes hive made
such charges part OF the cost OF irans,
portaflon and subject 20 regulation ul-
Ter tbe law, ana that tho rate on
oranges in car loads from Southern
California 10 points on and east Of
the Missouri river are unreasonable
4nd unjust
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
COMMERCIAL CLUB
THE NAME CHOSEN
MERCHANTS LEAGUE DECIDED
TO CHANGE IT'S NAME-DiREc
TORS CHOSEN - LAND FOR
NEW INDUSTRIES.

meeting Of the Merchants Leaeus
vas held last n ght al the office of
the Secretary Mr G. r. Slaurt
The meeting Was held for tie puT
ocse of chang ug thename of the or
gauizatlop eiactng directors and dis.
7uasiug thc Greater Cairo movement
The committee seleGsed TO decide
upon a suitabic name for toe Organiza-
iinn recommended that it be known as
DE Commercial Club ia The future.
The report % the committe Has sp
proYed and tee nama wss clanged
The reason for changing thenane of
the organization was that many peo,
ple were under the Impression thai ii
vas composed Of merchants only and
tor that reason believed that lbeY
Were noi eligible to membership L
is believed the change VIII cause peo
pie To regard L il q different light and
4 is hoped 10 greatly increase the
membership Several new ones were
added 10 the list last n 'ght
Another meeting viii be held next
Z
and constitution will be arranged for
IN discussing The obieci Of the club
md it3 relation to The Greater Cairo
movement 1t was stated tha the sec.
"etary Mr. Stuart. was keep ng in
touch with people who were seeking
locations Tor industries aud the or
ganizatiou was doing eyeryth pg pos
sible to bring such concerns 10 Cal
ro Ii was also learned that Mr. Dan
'el Hartman had purchased sixty acres
of land near Future city which would
be at the possl Of the club a. any
time for the price ha paid for Is tax
aa included providing H was 20 be
used 10 establ sh new indus ries lhat
would benefit Cairo
Much enthusiasm was displayed at
lie meeting and the organize ion gives
promise OF a bright future under the
new name
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
LAWYER THOUGHT He
WAS a POLICEMAN.
And Tried TO Arrest a Citizen Of Chi,
cago--Is Now in insane Asylum.

Chicago, Feb 90 Leslie G. Faler.
IN assistant attorney in the depart.
ment OF justice az WashinEtnn. Is do
tanned at the police sutton In this
city and viii tomorrow ~ sea ~ lhe
detention hospital for the insane un.
til his friends arrange for his care
Fuller came TO Chicago few days
since. AT To'clack this morning he
left his hotel and an hour later a..
tempted TO arrest a man named John
Sherlock, claiming tha he was po.
liceman and that Sherlock was VIC.
latng The law. Sherlock took Fuller
for highwayman ana they wese hay
ing a desperate struggle when an Of
ficer appeared and arrested Fuller
The city physician pronounced him
insane,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
EMPERORW|LL|AM
BESTOWS FAvORS
GIVES Won BUELoW AND HIS
ASSISTANTS HIGH HcNoRs
FOR The WORK IN NEGoTIAT.
ING TREATIES.

Berlin. Feb. 23- Emperor William
has sent an autograph lett@xso Chan
cellor Won Buelow in whipA he con,
graduates him upon tne Reichstaes 5
sanction Of the new commercial
treaties, ana gives him credit for ne
gotiating the conyentionss a marble
bust oi the emperor Is also sent Bue
low in further recognition III his snc-
cess. The emperor has also rewarded
Vice Chancellor Posadowsky Wehnar
with the Black Eagle order for his
technical work on the treaties. This
Is the highest Russian order The
Prnssian minister Of agriculture Pod
bieski has received the grand cross
Of che Red Eagle and Foreign secre.
tary Richthofen has been promoted
to membership in the ministry of the
Prussian safe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
INTERNAL MACHINE
SENT SENATOR PENRoSE.
Found in Building in Philadsl lpha--
Had an lnscrip ion TO the
Pres dent.

philadelphia Feb. 81. ADDRESSED
10 Senator Penrose a small Internal
machine was found done mp in a pack.
age in a private mail bcx IN the ban
% a building occupied by a. J vii
llans. a photographer. today Captain
of Detectives Donaghy opened the box
without exploding its contents The
bov contained gun powder aud liquid
supposed 10 be niiroglycerine. On
tho wrapper was he inscription:
President Roc sevelt, we are not in
any trust; time limited; Inauguration" ."
II Is the opinion Of Donaghy the
machine is undoubtedly the work Of
a crank. There IS no clue as TO his
identity Senator Pehroso has no
connection with he building in which
the internal machine was found
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
RAILROADS DID
NOT LIKE IDEA
Of RoOseyelt's OF Appoint a Com
mittee to Frame a Rate Law
rsnss rA anmngmn----
FISH TO COMMITTEE
OF SENATE ON INTERSTATE
coMMERcE-iLLlNois CEN
TRAILS PRESIDENT GIVES
TESTIMONY.

Washington, Feb. 2s stuyvesant
Fish, president Of the Illinois Central
was tolay before the senate commit.
tee on in erstate commerce. which
has the railroad rate bill under consid.
Grafton. He told the commission of a
conference he had in January, 1902,
with President Roosevelt over rail.
road legislation, Chairman Knapp. OF
the interstate commerce commission.
was at the conference and the presi-
dent was quoted as saying that the
railroad men and members Of the
commission, should get together and
prepare some measure that would
meet the recognized evils Of railroads
in the conduct and management Of
their business
The president suggested that a com.
mission Of officers should be chosen
10 represen the railroads and named
Morton OF the Atchlson, Topeka and
Santa Fe IIughitt OF the Northwest.
ern, Cassati Of the Pennsylvania.
Spencer Of the Southern. Fish Of the
illinois Central as being a good com,
mittee for the railroads to name. Fish
said nothing had been done In re.
sponse to the presidents suggestion.
After the meeting had adjourned,
Mr. Fish was asked why the railroads
lad not proceeded according to the
IDEAS Of the president.
He said that members OF the inter.
state commerce commission we're not
ffilsDrsed XVI enterSaiff she iaea. MIR
Fish also said that while he question
ed the wisdom Of legislation establish.
ing a fixed period for any character
of service. he would be glad to co OPP
crate with congress or the interstate
commerce commission in drafting
measure that weuld prevent rebates
and other tricks that limit or destroy
competition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
AARON STIEFEL DIED
AT SPRINGFIELD, MO.
MAS FORMER RESIDENT OF. CAT
80 AND PROPRIETOR or EU
RoPEAN HOTEL - MANAGED
CAIRO BASE BALL TEAM

a dispatch from Springfield No.
says thar Aaron Stiefoi d,ed at hs
homo ia ths, place as tbe resui NJ aF
attack Of la grippe compica'el Win
iheuma ism
The deceased IS veil kuavli "a rai
20. He vas proprie'o" 'l me EITD-
pean hotel which STOOL on De %. bow
vacant on Ohio stree r'tWe-n ibe
City National bank and tae baiIiing
occupied 5y Wool d Hmne'f fns
hotel burned while 5tcfel @ss pro-
priesor of iE, and he loft Cara iisr.'y
after the IRE.
In 1886 and o. the i5ceas,d wa
manager Of the Cairo base bali team
which was then IN tho Id l'ofr-al
league. he was known far" ehcn.
this section of c3ue ~ e,loclaliy in
the cities comprising tae league 81
that time
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
PROBABLY MURDERED
FOR HER MONEY.
Body Of Wss thy New jersey Woman
Found in Runs Of her Home and
Ceachnan is Missing.

Mon,cairs. n J.. Fen g Follow
thu discovery OF the body of Mrs
Hannah q Ross. wealthy octoge
marian ia The rains Of her home in
Higa street today ,he police express
cd The opinion that the woman had
been murdered and the house fred to
conceal the crime
a coachman. VIII was he only do
mcsice employed by Mrs Ross. has
not been seen since the FIRE. Search
of the ruins failed 90 reveal any
trace of his body MIS- Ross made
Ter viu last Saturday and II was
Witnessed by the missing c0achmsn.
The. police believe thu if she was
murdered the fire was Iucendiary and
ihe r4otire was one Of revenge and
no. robbery. All The w-man's rings
were found m her fingers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
NO WAR NEWS
Given Out at ST. PETERSBURG Taken to
Mean That orsst Events are
Occurring.

s. Petersburg Feb. ga second
day has passed wiihou dispatches
having been given out from Kuropat
sin, which Is interpreted TO suppor-
the rumors that great events are in
progress in Manchuria
The war Office, however. steadfastlF
maintains that there is no important
news. and that there have been nn
Developments since sho last dispatch.
es were made public in which The
comman3er-in-ehief reported all quiet
with the exception Of minor opera
tions towards the eastward.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Mukden yesterday made no mention
of a battle and re irem,nt u the Rus
SLAMS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
A PEACE JUBILEE
To Celebrate Close Of Civil Was sUs-
eested 70 the President

Washington Feb- pa peace jt
bnee 20 celebrate the fftieih ami
versary of the close of the civil waT
was proposed to PresidenJ Roosevelt
g0dar 10y Newell sand 0f Chai.a-
uo0ga. Tenn who with A. Z Sharp.
also II chattanoosa ha5 an Interview
with The president Sanders suEges
ed thaf q jubilee exposition b. hell
az Chattanooga in 1919. as many oi
the great ba ties Of The war we're
fought in the vicinity Of that city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
81 FUNERALS IN
BIRMINGHAM
TOTAL NUMBER OF BODIES RE
COVERED FROM NINE DlSAS
TER 90, AND THERE ARE 25
MORE BODIES lN MINE.

Birmingham, Ala. Feb. o. AZ 3
O'Clock tonight 90 bodies had been nc
covered from The Virginia mines and
tbe rescue work continues Odor
from ne decomposinc bodies have be
come so unbearsblo that rescuers
work In short relay and hundreds #
pounds OF disinfeotants have been
used 10 make further work poss BILE
Fiity-hve funcisls were conducted
Ia tha suburbs Of Birmingham today
an ef which were fer Victims Of the
awfid disaster It Is estimated there
are a least twenty-five mere bodies 10
the mine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
GOES AFTER THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
GILL INTRODUCED IN LEGlsLA.
TUBE TO SEE lF THAT COR
PoRATiON is PAY IN G
ENOUGH MONEY TO THE
STATE.

Springfield, lll, Feb s3.--A bill in
aoslssea 9ax slse aenate taday daelaFes
old lipe lines common carriers, and
contains provisions for the regulation
ana fixes a schedule OF prices for
transportation Of the product The
committee on the University OF Hi
uois recommended for passage sew
eral appropriation bills carrying an
aggregate Of $4,000
a resolution was in reduced in the
house for q special committee to in
yestigate the gross earnings of the
Illinois General and ascertain if that
corporation was turning into the state
seven per cent of s gross earnings
rs required by law.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
SEWER PIPE TRUST FORMED.

plusburg. Feb 23.-lt vas announe
ed here today that at a conference ia
New York this week, a geutlemen's s
agreement" was effected among sew
er pipe manufacturers Of the United
States and as a resul- prices have
been advanced. 1. is claimed thar the
agreemt mt includes practically The one
tire sewer manufac uring interests "
Che country
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
ANARCHY REIeNs
At 5stoum-Russian Fleet Said to Be
5ombarding Poti.

Constantlnople. Feb. Extremely
alarming reports are current here
C -ncerning the situation at Ba oum
and Poti. 1t is alleged that some YES
sells Of the Black Sea squadron rus.
siam have bombarded Pou An Eng
lish merchant just arrived here saws
be was Obliged to dee nom Batopm.
where his life was menaced by stsik-
ers and his office destroyed This
merchant says the authorities OF Ba-
'oum are powerless. Strikers are all
Cregorians Of Batoum 10 The number
cf 10000.
Steamship lines from Constant
nople to Batoum have suspended ser
vice
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
WILL PUNISH THE
LAND GRABBERS
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT DETER.
MINED THAT NONE SHALL
ESCAPE - HOLDS CONFER.
eNCE WITH MEN PUSHING
TrE CASES.

Naehlpgou. Feb 22-As the result
Of conference held at the White
House tclay with President Roosevelt
further developmen.s in he land
fraud cases in Oregon and California
may be expected soon
since the 28I stems were taken
booking 20 tsHaseeuuqp Of alleged
Offenders, ths fsaident has shown
keen interest VI tho ipyestigations
which have been made ana in the Ia.
lictments which followed Those Of
Qday's conference with the president
were Secretary Hitchcock, Attorney
General Moody and Special Attorney
4eney. who discussed with him the
whence so far gathered. Later IN
he day he hHld a conference with
Secretary Hitchcock, Mr. Heney and
Secret Service Inspector Burns, who
was active in bringing about a num-
Der OF arrests. ] is understood tha'
4 plan OF action was mapped out and
the statement was made That II
night not occasion surprise IL further
arrests are ordered From reliable
source information was CLEANED that
the president proposes TO carry the
prosecutions 20 a final conclusion as
vigorously as we're the pcstofice
eases
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
NINE WORKERS SEND
DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.

Springfield H., Feb. 29--Af,er a
heated discussion, the Illinois state
convention of the United Mine Work
crs Of America, oday decided TO send
ave delegates to repres Mt them al a
convention TO be held in Chicago to
frame a uew Grand Central labor or
sanizatign Fears that the new organ.
izatin might be socialistic caused re
ucagce 20 send delegates
President Perry recommended the
erection Of S2e0 oo0 Office building
Jy the state miners organization in
SmuIlelA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
SAYS HORSE RACING BILL
WAS UNCONSTITUTIONAL

jefferson C7y. No. Feb. 23.-Atior-
Eev General Hadley tonight rendered
an opini fha The breeders law re
peal bin passed hy the house and
which has since been stolen. IS uncon-
stitutional in that if attemp 90 COW
er two acte at the same time. lie has
prepared rRo bills 10 ba Introduced
tomorrow 10 correct the deiec in me
bill The intention Of the b.l was 20
step hcTse racing and betting in Ms
souri,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
HocA HELD TO GRAND
JURY AslxkQIT RAlL.
coroner's Jury Says His Last Wife
Died Of Poisonin9 ard That He
pia

Chicago, FEB 23-Johann Hoch
was today held to the grand jury with.
out bail The coroner's jury which
Investigated the death Of Mrs. Mario
Walker-Hoch found hat the deceased
came to her death from the effects Of
poisoning and It was the ex
pressed belief of The jury that Hoch
the po' son.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
DR.. HARPER SAID
TO Be IMPROVING

Chicago, Feb. 3-The Condition Of
President Harper Of he University Of
Chicago, who was operated upon Wed.
nesday afternoon, Is said 10 be inn
proving In the bulletin issued to,
night by the attending physicians II
was stated that Dr. Harper was max.
ing satisfactory progress toward re.
coyery all nausea having disappeared.
The patien took fluid nourishment TO
day and slept restfully mos Of the
time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
GOV. ADAMS To
KEEP HIS SEAT
RuMoR SAYS THAT MAJORITY or
COLORADO cuBERNAToRlf.L
CONTEST COMMITTEE Is
( AGAINST PEABODY.

Denver. Col. Feb. 23.-The guber-
Material contest committee adjourned
Immediately after meeting today nm
til tomorrow afternoon Unconfrmed
reports are in circula ion to the ef-
feet that a majority of the committee.
which consists of 10 Republicans and
eight Democrats, will sustain Gov.
Adams and recommend that Peabody
be given leave to withdraw his petit
tion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
NO MORE FREE PASSES
co IN INDIANA.

indianapolis. Ind, Feb. 23.-The In.
diana house today passed the Davis
anti-plss bin which prohibits the IS
suance of railroad passes to any citi
zen Of the ate. The bin provides
heavy penalties for violations Of the
law. For the issuance OF such a pass
a fine OF from $500 to $1,000. and for
he acceptance of a pass a fine of from
$50 TO $500 is provided.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
ILLINOIS COMBINATIONS.

Washington. Feb. 2S.-Senate. con.
frmations today were George e..
Perry. United Sta es marshal for the
district Of Alaska.
Postmasters-Illinois-Nehemiah J..
Knipple. Buda. Eugene A. Foster.
Bradford; Thomas ]. WINNER. Cerro
Gordo: William NJ Gcudy. Fairfield
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE
ENDORSES ROOSEVELT.

Helena, Feb. 23.--The house of rep
resentatiyes, by a unanimous rising
yo e, today adopted resolution com
mending the attitude Of President
Roosevelt in regard to trusts and en-
dorsing the presidents reeommenda-
ton for enlargement Of the opwers Of
the interstate commerce commission.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
JOINT CONVENTIONS ADJOURN

Joie:. H.. Feb. 23-The Joint con-
yention Of the State Farmers Institute
and the Illinois Association of Domes-
tic Science adjourned tonight. Reso-
lutions weer adopted favoring consoli-
dated country schools, library exten-
sion, and improvement of wagon
tro1e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
NEBRASKA JOINS KANSAS
fN THE SIG OIL FIGHT.

Lincoln. SEQ Feh 23-The hnusa
t0aaF ado5ei q res llution Concerning
1he stsudsrI OH 60 but amended I.
So as 30 eliminate fnal part referring
70 RocseleTer's Rif 10 he UHiver
sity of Nebraski IS pas. sd. the rcso
latl0a commends the leg Station il
Kanzas and endorses the position Il
President Roosevelt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-24
AFTER ALLEGED sRiseR.

Indianapolis Ind Feb. "a war
RANT was issued tonight and telegrams
sent in all directors. instructiHg the
police departments to apprehend and
hold G. a. Baker, who IS wan ed in
connection with alleged attempted
bribery OF d member # the legisia
ture