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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
RIGHT WAY TO
RUIN CHILDREN
Plan So They viii Not Have 10
Work Hard
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
SAYS THAT SORT OF KINDNESS IS
A CURSE INSTEAD OF A
BLESSING - SPEAKS TO
PARENTS AT NORTH
ADAMS, MASS.

North Adams, Mass, June 22.-In
his speech here today, Presiden.
Rooceyelt referred to the desire Of par
ents 10 plan so that ther ch ldren will
not be Obliged TO work hard.
Nov, hat father and mother think
taey are bing kind to the children
he said. "They are not. That sort of
Kindness is a curse for those for whom
it is nominally exercised. Train up
the girl so that she can do nothing OF
use in the house; train up the boy
so that his only des re is TO have a
good time. without doing preliminary
work that will warrant his having a
good time. and you have trained them
both up to be curses TO themselves
and to everyone else"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
MEAeRE NEWS FROM FRONT.

st. Petersburg. June %. News
from the battlefield Is exceedingly
meagre. A press telegram OF Tues
Gays date speaks Of rear guard ac
tion,' and there are rumors In the city
that the Russian army is retreating;
but the lategt dispatches received
from Lineyitch bearing the same date
declared briefly that the Japanese al.
vance had paused. A dispatch from
Gunshu pass OF Wednesdays date says
operations OF the Japanese are appars
entity ended after the last fight and
they appeared to be merely clearing
their immediate front.
1t is probable that the Russian adj
vance lines are crossing the railroad
and will continue their retirement
more or less hurriedly In order to
avoid being flanked and pocketed I'M
Ill positions at Sipinghai are reached
The main forces seemingly are no
yet In collision.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
GRAND JURYMEN
PLAY DETECTIVES
And Get Important Evidence
Against Beef Trust
ARE ALL UNIFORM
AT CHICAGO ON WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS = SELL AT
TRUSTS PRICES or LOSE
MONEY.

Chicago, June 22.-The work Of the
federal grand jury investigating the
beef industries showed hat members
OF the inqu storiai body have been
playing the part Of detectives in And
ing witnesses who may enlighten them
On certain points concerning tie buy
ing OF cattle BY the packers.
AS result. Frederick Wood. OF
Hamshire. H., Christopher BarhaFslt.
Wilmington. H., H. G. Sclioles. cattle
feeder, Burlingtn. ILL.,, testified before
the jury today and expla ned the
troubles cattle shippers have selling
live stock In the Chicago market. ].
Al Ridgeiy. general freight agent for
the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
was another witness this afternoon to-
gether with tHhwo other traffic men
whose Identity were closely guarded
by federal officials.
After LEAVING the jury room Scholes
stated that he had been requested to-
testify as to his knowledge of the busl-
mess affairs Of the packers, AZ 4 re-
suit Of the investigation carried On BY
two Of the jurors Independently of fed
eral officials. Scholes said he believed
other Witnesses would be summoned
Tomorrow at the request of other jar-
lors who nave been reaching for evi'
dence, In discussing his testimony
Scholes said:
n told the jurors that buyers III
1.-The Chicago market of 1.-Two stock seem
to have of days and regular days foI
| bidding The general bid on Wednea
ldays and Saturdays at the yards ant
1 general prices are uniform"
Scholes intimated that on cne all.
u I ls,Ae sf sh~ buyers weaia bss end Ii IN
shippers was dissatisfied be wosilt
walt until the next day. only Ia Nj
confronted with Il sitnilar hId ana II
lon until he was finally forced ID Vii
hin cattle or have the profits eaten ii
by feeding charges al the yards.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
He WILL PROTECT
POLICY HOLDERS
ATTORNEY GENERAL or NEW
YORK WILL TAKE STEPS TO
RETURN TO THEM PROFITS
WRoNGFuLLY DIVERTED.

New York June 22S--Attorney Gen
eral Mayer said tonight that he would
take whatever steps may be neces-
sary to accomplish the return TO the
Equitable association of any profits
wrongfully made or retained by rea-
son of trust relations, or otherwise;
to debar from holding office in the
company any person who has been
faitlless to his trust or who violated
any provision Of the law. TO obtain an
accounting for any waste, or misap.
plication Of funds for any reason, or
by anybody
A close friend of the attorney gen
eral stated that the attorney general
would have the rights OF the policy
holders ascertained by the courts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
OPERATIONS SEEM ENDED.

Gunshu Pass, Manchuria. June 2i.
.tDelayed Operations of the japan
ese during the last FIVE days. wilcf at
first were thought to be pretentinus,
apparently ended after the last fight.
There Is now no reason for amy furth.
or delay in beginning the great battle,
as the opposing armies are essentially
equal.
The Russian troops are under the
impression that an advance is about
to begin.
Correspondents are not allowed to
refer to sentiments u the army con
cerning peace proposals. Heads Of thy
various armies have adopted belli
cose attitude, especially since ths
opening Of peace negotiations were re
ported here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
AS TO OUTLOOK
FOR ARM|ST|CE
Secretary Hay Will Confer With
President Today
IMPORTANT CABLEGRAM
RECEIVED FROM TOXIC AND ONE
ALSO FROM ST. PETERS.
BuRG-MEAeER NEWS
FROM THE FRONT.

Washington. June 22-Secretary
Hay has a number OF cablegrams
from Toxic and st. Petersburg. which
he win take to the White House to.
morrow and conference on the gen
eral situation and outlook for an ar
mistlce will follow. In the absence Of
the president, Secretary Hay has been
in charge of negotiations, but all in
formation on the subject has been
withheld at the state department.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
MINERS WILL ACT SATURDAY..
Executive Board to Take up Ultima
tum Of Operators Closing lillncis
Shafts.

Springfield, ILL.,, June 22- Members
OF the executive board OF the United
Mine Workers OF Illinois win meet in
Springfield Saturday 70 take action
on the ultimatum Of the Illinois Opers
ators association, that the pines shall
clote on July and remal n closed until|
new agreement Is signed.
President Perry was absent from
the city today. but viii summon The
members OF the executive board toS
Springfield BY telegraph, probably TO-
morrow.
The miners no doubt will allow the
mines to close July /. which falls on
Saturday. and M action % bring about
a new agreement will be taken until
after July 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
SUPREME COURT
Of THE NATION
Will Pass on the Case OF Mrs.
Mary Rogers
BELL GRANTS REpRIEVE
IN ORDER THAT NEW USE OF THE
WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS
MAY BE sETTLED-TEAR
DOWN SCAFFOLD.

White River junction, VI, June %.
Late today Governor Bell signed the
reprieve for Mrs. Mary II. Rogers,
the Bennington murderess, until De
ccmber s. 1905.
Todays reprieve was granted in or
der thai the case may be carried TO
the Supreme court of the United
Sta,es on constitutional questions,
ra sed al the hearing before Judge
Wheeler. sitting as a justice OF the
United States circuit court.
Mrs. Rogers attorneys petltioned
for her release on writ Of habeas
corpus. The court declined to grant
The petition but suggested that the
points Of law raised by petitioner
were such as should be passed upon
by the Supreme court of the country.
The refusal of the judge to grant the
writ was at once followed by filing Of
the appeal. Judge Wheeler thereupon
announced that he would render his
dec s on on the question of appeal late
| In the afternoon in order to give Gov
ernor Bell the opportunity to reprieve
I Mrs. Rogers
| This afternoon Judge Wheeler re
ceived Geographic message from
Governor Bell announcing that Mrs
| Rogers had been reprleyed
The judge at once signed the paper
/ which gave to Mrs. Rogers the lega
fright 70 have her case heard by tht
Supreme cours Of the United States.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
RECOGNITION OF
NEW REPUBLIC
or NORWAY WILL BE DEFERRED
by THIS LAND OF LIBERTY
UNTIL EUROPEAN ROYALTY
DECIDES WHAT 1T WILL DO.

Washington june 22-rhe formal
announcement OF the creation cf the
new nation Of Norway reached the
state department. today in a report
from the American consul general AZ
Christiania Norway. trapsmitling d
note from Norwegian minister for
foreign affairs.
No actirn has as yet been taken by
ihls government toward recognizing
the new nation and Il ~ understood
that Washington viii await the init.
Interested,
ative uf TIE European powers directly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
Eject DROWNED
IN RAINBOW RAPIDS
TERRIBLE RESULT or cAPslziNG
OF A BOAT ON WISCONSIN,
RlvER--TWo WOMEN AND SIX
CHILDREN LOST.

Rhinelander, Wis, June PA re-
mort comes from Newbold, six miles
north on the northwestern line, of the
drowning of Mrs. Esra Craw and Mrs
Edward Craw and six children In Rain
bow Rapids, Wisconsin river. The
families live on the opposite sides Of
the river, the husbands being home.
stcadcrs 1t Is thought the party was
n boat which was capiized in the
Rapids. Ma details are obtainable.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23

pany. The beef trust had to be In
vest gated partly by the department
Of Justice acting through the District
Attorney OF Chicago. The commits
sioner Of corporations was 10 report
upon the facts of the case and the dis
trict attorney was TO act on the legal
evidence he could obtain. II the dis
trict attorney can collect legal evil
dence wnich will show that there had
been wlful and intention collation.
of law by any man, no matter how
high he stands socially and financial
ly, he will be indicted and II possible
convicted, II he does not secure such
legal evidence no amount OF popular
feeling Is to DO allowed to be subs \
tuted for the legal evidence.
80 In investigat ne the beef trust
and Standard Oil company have been
content 10 leave II absolutely In the
hands 81 Mr.. Garfield, because know
he was as incapable Of being swayed
by popular demand on one hand as by
sympathy ON the other hat in con
ducting his Investigations he would dc
his simple elementary duty by findins
II guilty or not Of sepc fc facts al
legged not with regard to whether ht
personally did or did not IKE the cor
ppration, but in accordance with evi
dence produced before him, and oh
tanned by him 10 show the corpora
tons acts on the points complained OF
THE same spirit must be showi
IN apply ng the laws dealing with al
corporations II, as lhopc. We get tn
scope Of thos claws sufficient,
| lodged.r
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
BUSY MEETING
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Cairo Gets a New $4,000 lmple-
ment Manufacturing Concern
COMMITTEES ENLARGED
AND FREIGHT RATES AND OTHER
MATTERS ARE TO BE TAKEN
uP-WANT AN Nj. g. o. 81.
BuRBAN TRAIN.

An important meeting OF the Com
al club was held at their head
quarters last night, which was well
attended by representative members.
The manufactures committee made
its report stating that through the eff
forts of the members. Cairo would se-
cure a new $4,000 manufacturing con-
cern. The company is the same one
mentioned In The Bulletin last week.
The plant win come here from Indi
ana and will engage in the manufac-
ture cf farming implements. Three
quarters OF the capital stock will be
taken by Cairoltes, $4,000 already
having been subscribed by the
Three States Buggy and Implement
company and the other 100000 will
be taken by local capitalists. The
name OF the concern and its pres ent
location cannot be made public until
the arrangements for its removal to
Cairo have been completed.
An effort is to be made to induce
on suburban train for the benefit OF
the large number OF Cairo men who
will be forced to move from this city
owing to the removal of the freight
terminals from here. 1t was statdt
| that the men who have already gone
| to Tamms are more than dissatisfied
and that many OF them have refused
/ TO remove their families from here
and have declared their intention Of
leaving the employment or the road
Superintendent Moore was quoted al
saying that the company was consld
ering the Inauguration Of the subur
ban In the near future.
! Ex-Aldorrnan Alexander Fraser ma,
be the means OF Cairo having q iarg
structural iron manufacturing com
pany. He was present at the meet
ing and stated that be had been u
communication for several years wit
large concern that was planning Y
: move and that he had induced tn
, officials of the concern to come herr
] and look over the field and aske'
! that a committee from the CONNER
! lcial Hub meet them.
] At the suggestion of Mr.. D. !
Marx, an effort will be made to ~
t. cure two trains instead Of one dali
on the Iron Mountain. Mr. Marx sal
taht traffic On this line was heavy an
, that the city would derive much be-
! eft from the Missouri and Arkansa
G trade
/ Cairo freight rates were brought
t notice and as a result the bylaws I
y the association were changed so thu
The different committees will be q
y larged so as to give a wider represen
n alton to Cairo's business interests, e
= pecially the rate committee which wi
y be enlarged SO ais to include a repr
! sentative from nearly every line
T business in the city. One Of the mel
y bers wanted to know why 1t cos
s him $135 to send a shipment to q C
g tain place by one road and only
cents 10 send a similar shipment
the same place on another road? tn
will be one OF the many matters tn
this committee will endeayor
straighten out.
The committee Of city and coun
il affairs will take the question OF sect
v ing telephone connections with Theh
| and olive Branch up with the two 7
ephcne companies here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
ABANDONS THE
18-HOUR TRAIN
NEW YORK CENTRAL DECIDES 1T
is BETTER TO RESTORE OLD
SCHEDULE OF 20 HOURS
FROM NEW YORK TO cHIcA.
GO.

New York, June 22.1The Twentieth
Century limited On the New York Cen
tral-Lake Shore line viii be restored
TO twenty hour schedule instead Of
The eighteen hour schedule now in
force
President Newman made this an
'noancement this afternoon, saying he
did not believe last nights accident
was due TO the speed of the train.
but it was bis Judgment that the
twenty hour schedule should be re
stored at once.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
WIFE ABANDoNER IN JAIL

Deputy sheriff J b. Collins has re-
lurncd from Albion, ILL.,. where he
went 10 arrest Donald Weaver of this
city, on warrant sworn out by his
wife charging him with abandonment
He ii in Tho county Jail and will be
given hearing today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
14-YEAR OLD BOY CAUSED WRECK
OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FLYER

and the man sitting on the other side
Of the aisle came falling across on me.
Il cannot speak loo highly of the
women. They never thought OF them
.elyes. but tended their injured and
did hundred things for them no man
could ever do"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
GOVERNOR pENEEN
Penitcntiary Be Used in Supreme
Court Building.

Springfield, ILL.,. June 22.--The COM
mission on the construction OF the su
preme court building in Springfield
today appointed as subcommittee
TO select site: Governor Dcneen,
Attorney General Stead, Justice VIII
kins. Governor Deneen WIN Insist that
brick manufactured In the peniten-
tiary OF Illinois be used In the con-
strnction Of the buildInM
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
SAYS NEGOTIATIONS ARE
PROCEEDING SATISFACTORY.

Paris. June 22.-Prcmier Rcsvicrs
said this evening that pesl Imistsc re-A
ports relating 10 the foreign situati0x|
were absolutely unfoundcd and thAt|
the rrancoGerman Negotiations were
pursuing normal course II n c0nx'
sidered probable that the French n1te'
forwarded 10 Germany VIII be SevEi4
officially communicated 10 shs p0ver1
slgnatory q the Madrid SonSentions
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
STIMULATE RIFLE PRACTICE
Government VIII Pay 81 Month Ex,
ira For expert Rifemen."

Washington. June 22--Additional
pay OF 81 month 20 enlisted men In
the army who qualify as expert rifle
men" ~ offered today N gencrsl or.
ders issued BY General Chancc- chief
Of stan. and Is calculated 70 stimulate
rifle practice In the army
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
Will TEAR DOWN scAFFolp.

White River Junction, Vt, June %.
The scaifold VIII ca has been ready
far the execute. tomorrow Of. Mrs.
Rogers viii be taken down in the
morning.
After signing the reprieve. Governor
Bell said: There Is nothing more to
be said now You know we all have
TO change our minds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
Meant to Open Switch TO Let
Freight Take Siding but
Locked Ii
LIST Of FATALITIES
NOW NUMBERS 10
SURVIVOR TELLS OF HIS CLOSE
EscAPE-coRoNER WILL BE-
GIN INVESTIGATION MON
DAY-No EFFECT ON
SALES.

Cleveland. O., June % IT is prob
able that tho investigation tomar rrow
viii develop that a boy "A years Of age
meddled 9th the switch at Mentor
last night and caused the wreck Of the
Twentieth Century flyer William
Usher. ticket agent Of Nickle Plato,
and James Barnes of Willoughby, were
on the scene twenty minutes affer the
wreck happened. On the way they met
boy carrying a lantern They ques-
toned him and he said he had been
down to shut a switch They queg-
toned him further thinking II pos
sible that the boy had tampered with
the switch, but the boy insisted that
he had shut the switch The mon
went to the scene of the wreck and
found the switch open but locked
They are Of the opinion that the boy
thought there was a freight ahead ot
the flyer and opened the switch ID
let il through TO tate the siding. and
that he meani 10 open the switch in
stead Of q sirg II,
II $. storrs, general superintendent
of the Lake Shore. saii the matter
would be investigated tomorrow al
though he ~ inclined ID doubs n,
story that boy had possession of /
key and could turn the switch
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
FATALITIES NUMBER NINETEEN.

FATALITIES NUMBER NINETEEN.
Cleveland Ohio, June 22r The list
fatalities lil ias; alshtis Araals ef
the Twentieth Century flyer at Mentor.
Ohio, now numbers 10 persons.
The official HIT OF dead complied by
officials of the Lake Shore company
includes the following in addition to
these already published
f. c, Mechling, New York City; D.
y. Arthur, Milwaukee; L. NJ I1irick,
Cleveland; E. Il Naugle, Chicago two
unidentified
As 10 who Is responsible for the
open switch which was the cause cf
the wreck. railroad officials are still
uncertain. They believe The wreck Is
the work Of either maniac vino want
ed to see a wreck of such fast train
or some perscn bent upon revenge.
Careful examination OF the switch to
day showed 1t was in perfect condi
tion.
Detectives are working on the case
Trainmen are Of the opinion that TIC
crew Of the twentieth Century was
deceived by a second white light one
hundred feet beyond the swith which
was open, but while travelling at such
fast speed were unable 70 gauge thC
distance aud mistook the second ligh
for the first cne
W. H. Marshall, general manager o
the Lake Shore, believes The speed o
the train was not a contributory saus'
to the wreck He said Other LAX
Shore trains travel through Mento
at speed equal to that attained b,
the Twentieth Century and that th
speed of The train last night whicl
was not above sixty miles an h@ui
The schedule for the train called fo
81 miles an hour at that 20 ut. Th
wreck had no effect on the sale &
tickets for the same train tcnigh
the full quota allotted to this cit
having been sold long before the tim
for the trains departure. 4
Coroner York announced this ever
ing that the inquest will begin neS
Monday morning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23
FOR FAST TRAIN
Big Four Preparing Roadbed and
Tracks for Its Advent
Will RUN DIRECT FROM THIS
CITY TO cHIcAGo-RoAp
HAVING NEW ENGINES
BUILT.

. AZ v q Ht2
The Biz FGur railroad Is rapidly fit
ting the Cairo division for the fast
new Chicago and Cairo train. which
VIII 40 into effect December LIST, and,
at that time, The road between Dan
vile and this city will present an en-
tirely different sight from what it
does now and will be as capable of
bearing fast train as any in the
country.
Eight work trains are Engaged on
the road between here and Danville,
lcne Of which IS working near this
lcIty, cutting down all heavy grades,
rounding ont curves as well as pos
and substituting iron bridges, putting
sihle, taking out all wooden trestles
In concrete culyerts, and otherwise as
sisting in making the roadbed per-
feet one
The Big -Four at present has twenty
six monster engines building in the
Rogers shops twenty-five Of which
| are to be used in freight service on
! tho Cairo division, while the remain
tuS lUWI Wall pHil pd9sEHbNl5 ONel VIZ
| same part Of the road. All the water
tanks bet ween this city and nanyille
are being raised 10 allow the big ma
chimes to get under them for their
required supply II is expected that
Tho engines will be completed within
4 "a next month or two and ready foi
seryice.
Other work trains are busy on the
road between Harrisburg and Danvillc
Z laying eighty pound steel rails against
the coming Of tht new trains ant
! heavy engines
fl Mr. II. P, Mants district passengc
agent for the Rock Island system
!, with headquarters in Sc Louis, wa,
J In the city yesterday on business.
III Conductor lially Hill came In o.
I Illinois Central train No. 2 ycsterda,
h place Of regular Conductor Wright
who is laying or
4 Conductor Hicks is back on his rur
/ after having been off for about on
{ week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23

Mr. Il r. Mantg district passenger
agent for inc Rock Island system
with headquarters in So Louis, was
in the city yesterday on business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23

Conductor lially Hill came in ON
Illinois Central train No. yesterday
IL place Of regular Conductor Wright,
Who Is laying of.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-23

Conductor Hicks is back on his run
after having been off for about one
week.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-17
Notice of Application for Letters O
administration

In the County Court of Pennington
County, State OF South Dakota.
In the matter of the estate of Rich
ard Cain, deceased.
10 ihe heirs at law and the next Of
Kin OF Richard Cain, deceased,
Notice is hereby given that George
Cain, has filed with tie clerk OF this
court, petition, praying for letters of
administration OF the estate OF Richard
Gain. deceased, and that Saturday. the
18th day of February, 1905, at two
o clock in the afternoon Of said dav
ping regular term of this court. /
wit: OF the January term, 1905, at The
9iilce OF the County judge in the city OF
Rapid City, i'll the county and STA 3
aforesaid, has been set fer hearing said
petition when and where any nerso n
Interested may appear and show oanse
why said petition should not he
granted oe
Dated at Rapid city, S. D., this 2nd
daV oil February. 1905.
49,. FRED 3. WHITFIELD.
c> - Judge.