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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
GREAT HONOR is
PAID DEAD HERO
WHEN GENERAL kRONDRATEN
ko. SOUL OF THE SIEGE DIED
AT HIS POST FIGHTING FOR
RUSSIA.

ST. Petersburg, Oct a.-The arrival
Of the body Of Major General kron-
drattenko, commander of the Seventh
East Siberian rifles, who was killed
last December at Port Arthur, and lis
interment in the venerable Alexander
Nevsky mcnastry today was marked
by the most impressive military and
civil spectacle witnessed here since
the early DAYS of the war For once
all classes Of the population OF The
capital awakened from the apathy
which was untouched hy the news Of
the battles Of Mukden and Sea of Japan
Or the announcement OF the conclusion
Of peace
Thousands Of spectators, standing ST
lent and uncovered In the drizzling
rain. walled the broad Neysky Pros
pect from Moscow station to the gates
of the monastry, while grand dukes
and ministers Of the state, courtiers
and the highest officers Of the army
and navy. many OF whom won distinc
lion at Port Arthur and Manchuria
| followed the coffin on foot through the
muddy streets as common mourners
with the widow and son Of the dead
general
In the procession could be seen the
uniforms Of every organization Of tht
Russian military Eeach regiment .
the ST. Petersburg garrison sent I
detachment of veterans, many hearinl
thirty years service medals, to form
the military escort.
Sonspicuous among tho clergy wer
two militant priests from Port Arthur
wearing the broad yellow and Mac
ribbons of the Order of st. George
awarded them for gallantry during tn
siege
Many cities were represented by d.
putations
The emperor had been expected
attend, but as he was unable to do s
he was .epresented by Grand Duh
J Vladimir.
. Metropolitan Antonus, assisted !
/ the imperial choristers, celebrate
/ "panicheda' for requiem and eul
gized General kondratenko as ~
sould of the siege, for when he die
the fortress fell"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

evenly and to give the policy holders
a square half of the money coming
% them. Son McCuFdy alone showed
a realization of the family hoggish-
ness IN voluntarily reducing his bon
uses. which otherwise would have soon
1wallowed up all the dividends.
In its simplicity the MeCurdy fam
lis system has cosnmendabIe features.
The money was not hid. It was not
squandered on Others. Il was there,
and the MeCurdys took it for them
selves.
Naturally the dividends were de
ferred word in that it held
ont hope that they would really be
paid some day,
There was no concealment of these
family matters. They appeared on the
books of he company openly. Every
body in the insurance world knew
them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
GREAT LOSS OF
LIFE BY TYPHOON
Drowned Thousands OF Inhabit.
ants OF Two Islands
MOST ALL SWEEP AWAY
CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMER
TERRIBLY DAMA6ED--AN-
OTHER BOAT FOUNDERS
NEAR YANGTSE.

Victoria. B, G. Oct Sine steamer
Tartar. which arrived last night from
he Orient, brought news from Shang
Hal that the loss Of life of the natives
81 the island al the mouth Of the
Yangtsa river as a result Of the ty-
phoon at the beginning OF September
was tremendous The North caine
Daily News Of shang Hal says:
"To the east OF Tamagming, two
Islands. one called Yawoshwa, the
otner shihlousha, distant about 20
miles from Wcosung, have suffered
much from the typhoon, nearly all the
inhabitants having been swept away
The Islands have only been inhabited
for 4 short time, comparatively speak
ing, as they are Of recent formation
and not much above the high water
mark. 1t is reported that nearly
| 10000 people have been drowned On
these two islands, and the smalleI
adjacent. Tamagming itself has mo-
suffered much. be ng well above higt
water mark
Shang Hal papers say the damag'
70 the Canadian Pacific liner Empress
of Japan by the typhoon will necessI
tate the expenditure of 100000 70
lrepairs.
During the storm the steamer Pc
chill, formerly the Rio Grande Du So
n foundered near the mouth Of tn
Yangtse The crew of 81 were save
by the German steamer Albeng;
whose officers and crew did heroi
work But one Chinese was drownet
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
THE NEW RAILROAD

In another column will be found
csmmun. cation from Mr. L. e. Hay
barger VITA reference TO the proposed
ordinance granting to The Cairo and
Thsbes Railroad company right ii
way upon New Levee street and across
Washington avenue. The Bulletin is
very glad to publish this as it presents
some views on tle matter quite at var
lance with these which appeared in
the article contributed by "A Tax
Payer in the issue of the 18th instant
one reference made by Mr. Hay
barger is not, however, very accurate
and while II refers to an old matter
that has besn fhreshed out many
times, the statement made about It
in the communication should be cor
rccte1. The refusal to grant to the
Illinois Central Railroad company
cessions OF land above the right to
concessions of land above Twenty
eighth street and the right TO cross
that street did not cause that company
70 locate its hrige yard end terminal
at Mounds. Ten times the amount Of
land which the railroad company
sought 10 purchase above Twenty
Ieighth street was needed for the bridge
yard Such yard near Twenty,
eighth street never could have furnish
ed the necessary facilities Before
1.-THE railroad company decided upon
| Mounds as the location for the bridge
terminals the late Thomas w Halli.
day. then mayor Of the city, offered
to furnish free of charge to the rail
road all the ground 1t would want al
North Cairo The offer was declined
| In a letter from the president Of the
company. Stuyvesant Fish for the rea
| SIN that it had higher ground at
| Mounds which needed but little eartf
i filling
| The Bulletin particularly desires II
| correct Mr. Haybarger'r statement a
this time because il does an injustict
Ito one Of the principal promoters of tn
Cairo and Thehes Railroad company
The gentleman in question was on
lof the owners of the ground aboy
Twenty-eighth street which the II
moi Central desired To purchase,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
THE M'cuRDY LEEcHEs.

Policy holders in the Mutual have
been robbed as thoroughly as their
fellow.victims in the Equitable and
New York Life. They received in divi-
lends last year less than one-third Of
what they were entitled to- Where the
rest went the testimony before the in
ytstigating committee tells.
While accomplishing the same end
in despoiling the policy holders of their
savings, the Mutual officers were rath-
or more brazen than Mccall, Perkins
Alexander and HYDE They did not
tofher with real estate annex" funds
or secret card index bookkeeping. They
simply took what they wanted to en-
itch themselves and all their relatives
beth bv blood and marriage, even to
the cousins of sons.in-law and the
husbands Of nieces Of the wives Of
vice presidents. II was needless to
bother with syndicates when father
McCurdy drew as salary all the money
he wanted--how much even son Nc.
Curdy, who was general manager
swore that he did not know
McCurdy, jr. drew salary ant
m.da family contract with nir fathe
under which he as general manage
ana member Of the Finance Commit
tee paid himself as foreign manage
sl.26S,S90 of extra comm ssaons.
Father McCurdy and son McCurd
made a further agreement with son-ir
law Thebaud under which he got $932
SO Of the policy holders money
Father, son and son-falaw mad
brother-in-law Marsh medical examine
and cousin P. Stuyvesant Pilot inspe
tor Of risks Son.in law Thehaud
partners brother became general agei
for New Jersey. a niccc's husband W.
made secretary, another brother WI
southwestern agent. aud the Mutu
spent SIZE 27S,727 last year of viii,
the policy holders did not get one Ger
The mere excess over the generol
legal loading allowance for expens
WAS $2,72G.Gs7 This was taken fro
the dividend fund. and all the al
dends the policy holders received we
x2Ti7549. or ldss than the fami
n management wasted.
The Mutual disclosures show 3
z NcIue greed The McCurdys faith
VIII. nIocc'a husband and the fe
Mould have been satisfied " diyI
W yS ny M I.s X. A M III a KY M w % VIZ M
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
MIKASA SINKING
DUE TO MUT|NEER
Crew Dissatisfied and Tried to
Sieze the Ship
MAGAZINE WAS FIRED
BY OFFICERS TO PREVENT De
SIGNS OF cREw-ToGo LAID
REPORT OF AFFAIR Be
FORE MlKADO.

yictorit, b. G.. Oct S.-The steamer
Tartar which arrived yesterday
brought news from Japan that story
was curren; that the acciden To the
BATH hip Mikasa at Sasebo was occa-
stoned as result of mutiny on
board. because of the resentment by
the crew Of The peace terms.
Robert w Collins. who represented
the Associated Press with Kuroki's
army throughout the campaign, was a
passenger on the Tartar. bound for
Washington. and he gaid the story
was given some credence in diploma
tic circles in Japan. Collins said the
report was that the men mutined ami
attempted to seize the ship when
some officers fired the magazine,
Soon after the disaster Admiral Togo
went to Toxic to Law the report of the
occurrence before the emperor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
The key to the situation is adver
tisc in The Bulletin.
Consistency.


Herbert McFadden at the funeral
directors annual convention in Phila.
delphia, declared consistency To be an
oyerrated virtue.
Because" he said, I'VE held the
French method of embalming Ia pe the
best ten years ago, must we, for COL
aistency's sake, stick to the French
method now, when we know that the
American method In every way sur.
passes 1t?
These upholders OF consistency
would go as far as the widow who
wanted to have her husband Gre
mated
"She took the corpse to tho ere
matory, and the manager Of the place
said to her:
eve cremate here, madam, in bosi
ways.
@'Both ways, she repeated, con
fused
yes he explained The French
way and the italian way Which dt
sou PREFER?
",Oh. the widow answered, bright
sning. the French. The French, D.
all means. Poor John never coul'
bear Italian cooking. Buffalo E,n
qTrer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
RUSSIA STATIONS
MANY SOLDIERS
On Chinese Frontier After Peace
is Declared
CUNBOAT is REFLOATED
BY THE JAPANESE AT PORT AR
THuR-TWo SHIPS WITH
coNTRA8AND ABOARD
ARE SEIZED.

Toxic, Oct Sit is reported here
that Russia will station 30a.00o troops
on the Gu nese frontier after peace
has been declared. merely because she
is appgehensiye of the sold ers joining
he malcontents al home and partly
for intimidation of the Chinese.
Ii is expected that the railway oh
tained BY the Japanese from kwan-
gchengtse southwark, although il viii
require an init al investment of about
1850. 900, will ult maiely be paying
property chiefly because of the reYe-
mes derived from the Yentai and Flu
ann aolleslas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
STILL IN THE DARK.

Middlctown, N. ", Oct. s All the
attempts of the county and local 70.
lice of ciaIs to clear up the mystery o.
the murder Of Willis and Fred Olncy
and little Alice Tngerick at the Olney
farm near here, and the murderous at
tack on Mrs Ingerick Of Friday night
have 10 far been fruitless II was be.
lievcd this morning that some Glow to
the murder had been found when
Alanson Graham. an old man living
near the Olney place, was arrested on
Information furnished by Mrs, Inge.
rick, tho only member Of the Olney
household who escaped death, bur who
was found terribly injured and I'M
conscious in the barn. After being
kept In custody all day, and closely
examined, Graham tonight conclusive
! Ny proved his innocence, and was dis
charged from custody
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
THE PERFECT DAY"

n nj Charles Henry Armstrong m ~
Our age worn planet onward speeds,
Few heed the lessons Of he past
Upon the scaffold Right oft bleods,
And some aver Wrongs reign must
last
The Golden Rule the N'azarine,
Are they within mans heart en-
shrined?
Must Recompense with falcion keen,
Decapitate the morfaiblind?
That law divine should rule the
World
Mans harvest must be as he sows.9
Then swords should rust and flags be
furled,
And men be friends instead Of foes.
The treasures that shall pass away
Would ne'er be bought, could not be
sold.
Then Love ana wisdom mand would
sway.
| and Justice reign instead Of gold
The ~brotherhood-of-m It's true,
/ A subtle bond unitas us all,
God made the Gentle and the jew,
And man erects the racial wall
Tho God the changeless rules for aye
Long ages may mans tutor h.;
But sometimes dawns the perfec
i day,
When truth perceived shall max
him freel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
THE DAILY JINGLE



When a cashier is examined and in
his accounts foud short,
or confidential agent as defaulter
goes to court,
If you'll notice you'll discover when you
get down 70 the nub
That these chaps we're charter mem
hers Of the old Good Fellow
club
It's an ancient ancient story. and an
easy one to trace
When man who handles money has
sudden fall from grace
Be he middle-aged or senile or a young
and foolish cub
You wilu find he is a member Of tho
old Good Fellow" club.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
THE BOSS or THE RANCH.
Small City Girl We'll Knew Powers
Of the Janitor

Smali City Girl We'll Knew Powers
Of the Janitor.
Mabels mama and papa had just
moved into the new apartment and Ma
bel had been intrusted With the i'm
portant duty OF tending door while
the maid washed windows. Very
anxioHSiy she waited for the bell TO
ring that she might enjoy the full
dignity Of her new post AT last tht
reward came. and loud peal ser
her scudGing I'd the hall a pompous
looking old gentleman stool before
the small tot as with great diGicuty
she turned the latch and swung Aper
the portal.
is your mother in. little grip salc
the pompous old gentleman
Yes, sir" said Mabel
Tell her the landlord would Ike Il
see her for few moments"
The what?" asked Mabel doubt
fully She had never heard that Wort
before, ano Ii she had she, could no
have pronounced IT,
Tell her-a gentleman" said th'
old man, seeing Mahels dilemma
| Presently Mabel came ruuntni
back
Mama says she's very buoy and
wha, do you want 20 sfe her about
and who arc YOU please?"
Tell her" said tue old gentleman
desperately that It's the man wh
owns the house,
"Oh!" A great Hight broke owe
Mabcls face Mana" rle cried n
said te was tho Iso.d but It's orly III
lanis1r,"-- Ncg yur. Press
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

a certain little girl became possess.
I'd. all on one day, Of baby brother
md puppy, The puppy was Of val
liable collie stock A week passed and
he puppy had been named Scott, NJ
while the baby was still unnamcd.
The minister, happening to meet the
little girl on the road one afternoon,
isked her how II wns that the puppy
lad name and the baby had none.
why, Scott has d pedigree" SAID she.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday eircu'
lation for the year 1901. ...... 1875
Average daily and Sunday cireu-
lation for the first six months
Of 1905. ...s....s......- zlSf
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lalion for the month of July
1905 ..............-- Sle9
Average daily and Sunday cireu-
lation for the month Of August
1905 .........-., -.-....'.' Sloi
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the month of Septem-
Der. 1905 ,,...-.-....... <l4S
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
ou~DoAr WAS ReFLoATE0.

TOXIC. Oct. s. 2:S0 p. m.-The Rus.
ian gun boa Gaidamak sunk at Port
Arthur was relocated yesterday.
The German steamer Carl. bound
Tor Nicoiaiefsk was seized Saturday
rear The Tsu islands.
The navy department announces the
seizure yesterday near the island OF
Tsu. the Norwegian steamer Amphrite
bound for Vladiyostok.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

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 III day OF October 1906.
tSsall LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public
Commission expires January rs,
1903.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
SOAKED SEED in BRANDY.
Vermont Woman Tries Experiment
With Unexpected Fesults.

WIN CFEkpeGteG TSSu'te,
An item appeared in the Barre
Times one day early last week which
told how TO raise lettuce in forty-eight
hours byrsoaking the seed IN brandy
over night and planting 1t in sane
lime. One reader trie, ~ S1e soak
ed the seed and planted u. According
70 directions. Then she watched for
II to come up. Thc.tcm said 1t would
grow full.sized lettuce heads in forty
eight hours, but, this didn't come up
I'm that time
The season being so backward, and
several attempts to persuade lettuce
10 come up in the garden having fail
I'd. the woman said she'd give II a III
tie more time Twentyfour hours
we're passed and IL hadn't come
through the sand. The woman began
to think she had been fooled. More
She thought about II the farther she
got from that serenity Of temper
which Is SO admirable In woman, ant
finally she threw the whole mess into
the chicken yard
The chickens liked IT, They though
7 special feast had been prepared 10
them, and they grcedly ate It unit
= had all disaprcarrd. and then hud
died down in one corner Of the yart
to bask in tho sun. But the sun hal
bad enccs on them they grew dizzy
and were unable 10 move about Wiz
out tumbling over each other. Thi
was 700 nlach for tho good woman
and that's how the Times came 7
hear Of H. wien II was scxpla.rrd !
her that the chickens we're not use
J 10 brandy dict tAa receiver was hun
np With d hcn-,- Burlington Ere
Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
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. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Ths Bulletin u on aaIe 1T the fol-
lowing places:
Coieman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers. 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co.. Union depot
elue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Nine officers Of the Chicago Retail
Coal Dealers Assoc,a alton of Illinois
and Wisconsin must pay fines for lille
cal combination. How about the big
Railroad Coal Trust?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
Domestic eIios.

Have you and your wife stopped
boarding at hotels7''
Yes, We are living With cook
now.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

The weather Ii doing its best to
compensate for politics and life IN
surancs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Ii is Mutual but only in the fam
lily.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
Second Game.

MISUNDERSTANDING and Street. Kin.
sella and Peitz. Game called In the
seventh inning on account Of dark
ness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
The NATIONAL GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batteries Petty and Spencer; Pat
terson and Sullivan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
Second Game.

Batteries Brown and 0'Neill; Hoel.
skoetter and Grady.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO, iLLiNoIa


Directors
r. A. Buder J. n. Galligan
Tbos. BOYD w. n. Gholson
g. M. OstcrloA q. o. patier
VIE. Kluge C. ". NcM
Chas. Feuchtcr, Jr., N. b. Thistlewood
David y. Lansden.
------s----.
interest paid on time deposits A. the
rats Of three per cont per Appnn.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-25
nnnwntosa Ilght auari.

In spite of the unfortunate accident
of Sunday, November ~, when the
armory was threatened with destruc-
ton by fire. the regular drill was car
ried on Tuesday evening followed by
an interesting business meeting.
Another unfortunate thing for the
Light Guards, at least, is that several
boys have gone away to schoo! Sew
eral went to the University of Wiscon-
con this fall, and several are taking
night work in Milwaukee.
We want new members and lots Of
them. Put in your application now,
for besides the regular drill, which is
the principle feature of the organiza-
ton, you will have the use of the
gymnasium at any time. complete
gymnasium outfit has been ordered and
viii be here soon.
There will be foot ball game on
Thanksg between the l. gh t
Guards and some other town team.
Come and yell for the Light Guards.
LIGHT GUARD.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-25

independent order tioud TempiarS meets ut
GOOD Iemplars' rail-, Mower court, every Mon
tay evening.
,,auwatosiL Lodge No. 2G7 r. and A. NJ.
aleets tirst aud third saturdays of each month
r Masonic hall, Dittmar bultuing,
ltcy ri Arcaaum meets first and third Tuesday
etcH month ut AretmUm hail. over Leteber
t3s. Company store.
rGt uaHta Neren meets second aud fourth
atut-a4 evening. OF each month at hail on
-. ] tm - street.
NAuwatoaa Camp No. 2937 Modern Wood
nlon America, meets second ana last Thursday
u each month at VI, W, A, halt, Smith ~ Lete-
h>r block.
independent Order of Forester. meets secoLd
md fourth Mondays in month at the hau on
uird Hour OF Smith ~ I.efcber building.
United Order OF Eoreslers meets first ana
N.ird Mondays of month at smith Lefeber
I.,idiuE.
Mt.lwatosn Woman's Club Meets twice each
.auuth at Nauwato~st Public Library building.
H. G. f. Club Meets twice each mouth at
ones pf mem bers.
Churches.
,,ougt gatonal X v, A. X, rhRin.
,-s,,t -..-.ieY. s'sirnd T. ~.
Met 1di t-keV. {. r.. Gotuthurpe.
.pl .opuj Key, J = kieh,
st. ohii'- Iutaefan-Eev. Thiele.
Ia rs Fvaug. Key. &. y. khruard
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-25
Wauwatosa News.
MilwauI.ee County Conrt. I'm Prohnte.

Milwaukee County Court. In Probate.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
MINIATURE CoU&T1.
III the Matter of the Last Will and Testament
OF Ann Morris, deceased.
WHEREAS An instrument in wiring. pnr-
porting To be the last will aud testament Of
Ann Morris, deceased, late Of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, has been delivered and deposited
with the above named court aud wheref $.
application has been made by David Morris.
son of deceased, OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
named as executor ia said viii, prayirg that
the 81 IN be proved and admitted to probate
accOralng To the laws of this state, and that
letters be granted thereon according to law to
him the said David Norris.
IT Is ORDERED, That said application he
heard before This court at a regnIar term
thereof, tobe held IL the comfy court room ut
the court house in the city Of Milwaukee, on the
first luesdayo of January, A. y, 1906 at go'cIocll
IA. m, OF soon thereafter a. the same may
be reached on the calendar.
AND ~ - FURTHER ORDERED. That notice of
said application and herring he given by pub
fishing copy Of this order for three weeks
successfully, once i'll each week, In the Wan
watuSn News, II newspaper published in said
county prior to said hearing, and by serving
copy Of this order personally on Oscar
Kroesfnlc, the guardian AL litem Of the minors
interested in said estate, at least ten days
prior to said day of hearing.
Dated this 10th Gay Of Novern her. 1905.
John c. KARFL,
Register of Probate
WHEELER i PERRY, Attorneys for Estate
3S-3w
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