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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10

iustcd amicatly Nobody nas been
kilca, and as IA. a3 Known nobody
las oven handed or received a. mach
as orc little. punch. There is ne
sign Of trouble now ard IN css vi.
client counter ctrrep strikes from
One unexpected direction there will
be no .ronblo in the future.
Representative .Gunth's dove OF
peace vhich had such strenuous exl
per.encos Saturday after he aunognc.
ca her afiyal.. IS now, according to
tlat gentleman, firmly pcrchod on the
capi.ol dome
shes there. ell right said Gr.t'
fifth. hut you know how Z is IN pol
tics. Something may come up some
daA an;f~ gomo follow may shcot the
stuffihg out Of ber There is no rea-
son why anybody should do IT, and If
anybody does, he is nU gentleman. 2
The las fight was waged today IN
thc senate when Luther NJ. Goddar
of Denver and George w. Bailey ,of
Fort Collins, who were nominated by
Governor Peabody for the supreme
bench, were confirmed after hard
fight
The Democrat claim taat in as
much as the two appointments are
not effective until April, Peabody had
no legal right to name them. bat
should allow Adams to seiect them
An effort will probably be male a,
some later tine 10 induce Adams q
appoint two men N place Of Goddard
and Bailey The appointments cen
nrmed To-Day win make the political
complexion of the ceur. seven Reppb
iicans and two democrats.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10
Two Unsuccessful Attempts TO
Penetrate kuro1atkin's
Advance
FALL OF PORT ARTHUR
FIRST RECEIVED BY ARMY
ALONG sAAKHE FROM JAP.
ANESE KlTES-JAPAN-
ESE CRUISERS AZ.
TER RoJEsT-
VENSkY.
BIZ the Asgoc!ated Preas.

bt Inc AsnueldteN ITSAS
Huanchan, via Mukden. Jan. o.
News of tho fall Of Port Arthur was
received here first unofficially from
the Japanese who let loose numerous
paper kites bearing letters and trium.
Jhal inscriptions. These kites were
licAed Up by Russian soldiers long be-
tore tho telegraph gave them the
news. The army received the an
aOuncomcnt doggedly, regret being cx-
pressed that the troops have been un.
able TO relieve the garrison but CON
flcnee is felt that ultimately the Rus,
slams will be able to push back the
Japanese and reach The fortress from
tho north.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10
Makes Speech Two Hours Long
Bad Population
THE INAUGURAL BALL
WILL De FIELD ~ PENei0h
EUiLDlNc AFTER ALL M.
NCRlTY PROTESTS
AGAINST "ExEcUTIYE
ORDER NO 72."

Washington, Jan. 8. After tse
passage Of +Ae omnibus claims bill,
carrying a ctal Of s2,S00OO0 and flA-
ing Jan 2S fJr the de VERY Of address
Q in memory Of The late Seaat n
Hoar the senate devoted today
session 10 lie statehood ILL., seaa.
tar Morgan spoke fer two hours
against the bill He cpoke pliticu-
arly of the character of the .pula
lion of N2w Mexico AMI Indian Ter,
ritory He declared the Trainers p
the constitution we're Of the wn,ta
race ana i; was not their intention
that MeMcans Indians negroes and
half-breeds should be brought into
citizenship. He said that il Arizona
ana New Mexico We're admitted IN.
to the union this class Of citizenship
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10
WILL TEST NEW LAW.
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Fiqhtc Al Vrlorcm Tax.

by the Associated Press.
Madison. Wis. Jan. Papers were
filed today against Attorney General
Sturdlv nj by the Chicago Milwaukee
and ST Paul and Wisconsin WeFern
railroad 10 les, the new al valorem
ak law which would increase the tax
es Of the ST. Paul road about S200.e0e
and of the Western $4,000 The con
teulou H. 'tha' electric roads carry
passengers and freight also. but are
not so taxed, that ST. Pau owns its
sleeping cars and pays taxes on them
which her roads do not. and that
such tax amouRts 10 eoaascaticn Of
property.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10
DROPPED DEAD WHILE
QUESTIONING A WITNESS.
ev The Associated Press

ev the Associated Press
Grand Rapids Mich, Jan. 9.--Chas.
Chandler. one of the hes, known law
yers in this city. dropped dead today
while questioning a witness IN the
probate court Physicians say he
died from heart failure superinduced
by acute stomach trouble. He vas
born in Adrian. Mich in 1888, Rndlfo-
a number Of years vas prominent az
h school superintendent in western
Michigan
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10
BISHOP AIDING
IS RECOVERING
CONDITION SLOWLY GROWING
BETTER-MAY NEVER REcoV-
ER USE OF HIS LOWER LIMB,
DOCTORS SAY.

BY the Associated Press.
Peoria. m. Jan. 9-The condition
Of Bishop spalding stin continues 10
improve though slowly.
Tonight his physicians gave out the
Information that the bishop had i'm
proved steadily for the past "A hours
and that hey wcpc hopeful for the
best He Is slowly recovering the use
of his arm. but his lower limb is yet
entirely useless. The doctors say the
bishop is not likely to recWer the
use Of this limb.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10
CARRIES IowA.s VOTE.

By the Associated Press.
Des Mo.nes. Ia. Jan. 9.-W l. Tur.
.ner Of Newhampton. was shascn by
Tot to carry the vote OF Iowa TO Wash.
ingtun by the presidential electors at
thcir meeiing today
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10
me Governors message.
Governor Deneen5 first annual
meIscge was as fellows:
PRIMARY 1 ava

megscge was as follows:
Primary Law.
Our stare needs a compulsory pri-
mary law In but four of cur coun-
ties Is there such law. IL the o,her
nnctycglt counties, the rules for
conducting primaries are made by &c
com3iGce In these the commit
tees have unlimited power - the
power Of legislation, the power Of
administration ana tle power of ad
publication, in parry matters. IN
pinety-oght counties ,of our 'ate, tbs
Commit Acs. may calf the cQaTentions
when they choose, determine whore
ihe primaries shall be held1whother
one fer each county or one for each
township therein; may prescribe the
method OF conducting the primaries
by voice. by display of hands or by
ballot; may ce'cct officers of the pri
maries. define The qualifications OF
voters, appoiE Judges and clerk;
challengers and watchers and may
deny 10 unfrendly factions The right
of c1aliengars and watchers In The
polling places. Ia nineiy-eight coun-
ties Of our state, / is no crime either
90 buy or sell votes at such pri-
mariec: nor is il rcime for members
Of political parties or residents of
other counties or states TO vote at
such primaries. 1t is no crime for a
voter 20 cas- more than one ballot,
or for the judges to receive more tnan
from the same person a. such pr'mar-
les: nor is H. a crime for tho Judges
aud clerl- 10 make fa'se returns OF
the vote cast
out Of these evils has arisen an.
other evil. that Of the double conycn-
tion. Such is the lack of confidence
in Tire conduct of our primaries that.
in warmly contested primary elec
tons, each faction holds rs own con
yonticn, IN the hope thai the com.
mi.iee on credentials IN tie higher
convention will recognize its claims.
Because OF this chaotic condition OF
our primary sy. ten, there has grown
M in tho state a very general De
mand. regardless OF party. for a com
pulsory election law. ana i believe
such a law ahould be enacted. en-
hodying. at least. these features:
Provisions requiring each political
pa-ty to hold its primaries in every
county and township in the state on
The came day. that toe dag and hour
shall be fixed in the statutes mat
Judges and clerks therefor shall be
appointed by the judge Of tie coun
ty court. that the names OF an candi'
Gates for Offices shall he DFiUed On
the ballot. with Squares in front OF
each. thus giving ~ the voter Sn op
portunity to designate his choice. ~
short that primaries shall he held nm
der :hc safeguards wnich surrond reg
u'ar elections.
Becarsc OF she great public inter
est in fair primaries. l recommend
that appropriate committees be ap
pointed as early as a wise selection
can be ms.de. and that frequent pub
lie bearings be had, to the end thai
a practical and usahle law may bf
enacted which viii afford the fullesi
opportunity for the expression of tbs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10

Russian artillery a steudily pound
ing section of the Japanese line
west Of Sinchlnpu and about the vii
lagos Of Baiioshan and Slntungun
Tic past two days the japanese
have male two unsuccessful attempts
0 break through the Russian ad.
vance lines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10
FAIReANKs SUCCESSOR.
Hon. James A. Hemenwsy viii Be
Elected Jan. ".
py the AssocLated Press.

indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 9.-One, Of
the first acts Of Governor Hanly was
20 send the legislature the formal res
ignation OF Vice President-eiect Fair
banks as United States senator from
Indiana Fairbanks successor. who
will be James A. Hemenway of ,Ey-
ansville. chairman, of the appropTia-
lions committee of the national house
of representatives. will be elected Jan.
IL Senator Beyeridge will be re-
elcc.ed iAe same day Tor his. second
term Fairbanks resignation takes
effect at the close Of the iifty-eighth
congress.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10
JAPAN REGRETS THE
ANDREMEoA OF THE INCIDENT
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Toisic Jan 9.-The navy depart
ment announced il regrets misundcr-
standing in the case of the British
cruiser Andremeda, which sailed from
Wei Hau Wei January ; for Port Ar
thu-. with hospital ORES and sur
gcons to assist the sick and wounded
AMI was not permitted to make land
ing. The department says the COM
mandsr at Port Arthur refused the
CONTINUED on Sixth PaEel
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10
JACKSON seeLEcTED.

BY the Associated Press
Chicago. Jan. e.-At the annual
elec ion of the Chicago Board Of
Trade today William 5. Jackson vas
unanimously reelected president@t
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10
WITH = sMlLE AND a JEsT.

EransFilIe. Ind. ,Iau. Airs p 5.
Franz. while laughing and jasang
with her husband lass night, fesl
over dead
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-10
ELeln BUTTER MARKET.

By the Associated Press.
Elgin. H., Jan 9.-Butter firm a
%. an advance Of one cent from lasi
week. sales for the week 459 0e0
pounds.
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wnslj control he elections and said
bribes and ~hlekey might control
lhntn
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-20
ANIMALS DYING.

Animals deaths in great NUNS
bers we're reported today by the
Society of Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals. The supply of
horse am balances was totally in
adequate to answer the demand,
and in nearly all cases veterin-
sry's advice by telephone was
1.-The only aid available for suffer-
ling horses. Cats, especially, have
lsuffered from the heat, the Soc
liety reporting that it had learned
from police precincts news that
200 dead cats have been collected
today,
Promise of atleast temporary
relief from the into1erab1e heat
came at 3 o'clock this after
noon, when a heavy rain storm.
accompanied by high wind, broke
over the city. The temperature
began to fall rapidly.
While thousands of persons left
their homes in the flats and ten
ements of the city, seeking in the
public parks relief from the in
tense heat, by far the greatest
crowds gathered on the sand of
the sea-shore at Coney Island.
Trains arriving there even af-
ter midnight were crowded, and
it was estimated that an army of
10, 900 heat tortured men, woman
and children, the latter being in
the majority, made beds in the
sand. The north west breeze
blew over the island, bringing
much comfort to the sweltering
thousands. A large force of extra
policemen was kept on duty and
guarded the s1eepers from harm.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-20
North in Throes Of
Merciless Heat Wave.
Continued from First Page.

The number of deaths from
heat continued to increase rapid
", and by l o'clock Is deaths had
been officially reported, while
other estimates placed the num-
Der of fatalities around 30. The
official number of prostrations up
to the same hour reached 212.
From II O'Clock onward the mer-
curry rose one degree per hour
per hour and reached 81 at one
o'clock. On the streets the tenn
perature was around 100. To
afford relief in the iails the board
of dity magistrates appointed a
com mittee to hold continuous
sessions both this afternoon and
evening to take bail offered by
prisoner who desire to sleep out
side of the jails.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-20
THE EDITOR---A PROSE POEM.

How'd you like to be the editor and 10 the
sauctum roost, and skin through old ext hanges
and write for Jones boost; and give Young
Sport calling down, Old Skads ripping up;
describe Miss Dash's new silk gown and praise
Bill Sykes pup? To take in three odd dollars
aud paw out sixteen more, to scheme TO make
two dollars do the work of more than four; to
clip and paste and sweat and swear, and in your
nants big holes to wear; to cuss your luck and
write hot stuff be slow to anger, quick to bluff;
dun old subscribers, ne'er get blue. go chase up
news at the 7:02? think it is Just lovely and So
no doubt, do you?-Exchange.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-20
NORTHERN cOUNTY'S STATUS.

We have just returned from Atlanta this
morning in time to say, forthis paper that there
is little doubt of the success OF the Mortimer
county undertaking. For while ltseemed tnat
the legislature might postpone action, which, Q!
course would jeopardize to some extent al OF
the new county propositions, but this week the
sentiment for immediate action has crystal
lied and the General Assembly will, no doubt
complete the work as quickly as possible ana
that Northen county stands near the head OF
the list of the winners is now generally con-
ceeded.
There has been some obstacles to overcome
and the matter now requires dilligent and PAINS
taking efforts but eternal vigilance is the watch
word and success is as certain to follow as any
thing that is in the future.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-20
Petition to Amend Charter
Georgia, Irwin County

Georgia, Irwin County
In Irwin Superior Court.
Petition of Watt Harley-Holmes 90.
To amend Charter.
To the Superior Court of said county:
The petition of the Watt.Harley
Holmes Hardware Company respect
fully shows:
First-That it was duly incorpo.
rated under the laws of Georgia by
said Court on the 18th day of April,
1900.
Second-That at a regular annual
meeting of petitioners stock holders,
held on the = day of April, 1905,
by majority vote of all the stock
holders it was resolved to change Pc
titioner's corporate name to watt q
Holmes Hardware Company"
Third-That at said meeting, by a
majority vote of all petitioners stock
holders, it was also resolved to
change the principal Office and place
of business of petitioner from Fitz-
gerald, in Irwin county. Georgia, to
Oordele, in Dooly county, Georgia.
Wherefore, your petitioner prays
the gronting of an order amending
it's charter by striking out the words
Observation-Disclosures" wherever
they appear in said charter and sub
stituting in lieu thereof watt &
Aolmes"; and by striking out the
words Fitzgerald, County of Irwin"
aud substituting therefor the words
"Cordele, County of Dolly"
JAY & JAY.
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Office of Clerk Superior Court,
Irwin County, Georgia.
This certifies that the foregoing is
true copy of the petition filed in
the Office of the CLERK of the super
ior Court of Irwin County. Georgia,
for amendment to the charter of the
Watt Harley Holmes Hardware 90.
witness my hand and seal this 18th
J. 81. YOUNG,
O. 8. O., 1. G.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-20
HAS ALWAYS MADE GOOD.

The campaign which has just opened in
Georgia is not q mere fight of "outs" against
cas- There are live issues before the people
fr settlement. The sins" have failed to give
,he relief and protection desired. We believe
che people will give Hoke Smith trial, because
heretofore he has always made good ali of his
promises.-LaGrauge Reporter.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-07-20
THE GEORGIA SPECIAL AGENCY.

THE GEORGIA SPECIAL AGENII.
The editor of this paper, together with
Editor Burd, of the Canton Advance, and Editor
Ellington, of the Ellijay Courier, were appointed
at the late press convention held in Cordele' as
a committee to arrange for central agency to
take charge of all foreign advertising for as
many weekly papers of the state as may DC
willing to make the experiment for one year, or
until the next convention Of the weekly press
association.
new agency has been organized in Atlanta
"The Southern Special Agency" which Will
undertake this work for as many papers as
will patronize it, for 20 per cent. OF the gross
receipts from the advertisers.
By the arrangement no member OF the as
ISOLATION is bound, although to make it success
the com pliance of large number OF papers y
required, absolutely necessary. All that's
necessary for any publisher who wishes to CO.
operate in this effort to improve the business OF
the weekly papers with the foreign advertiser,
is to send to the Georgia Special Agency"
the circulation and the rate per inch OF llne4
and what additional rate will be required Tor
position.
Every publisher uses his own pleasure ana
his own business judgment in both maNers VI
circulation statement and rate. plhlisner
may state his circulation under oath, Werstate
it, or adopt any other suggestion tiat seems
BEST
The agency will list each pajer with the
publishers as to circulation and thefates' Inc
agency then leaves the advertiser % choose the
papers to suit themselves. The agency VIII
give bond in suitable amount for roper account
and settlement.
We trust that a large num'er OF our ex'
changes will join in this etfort.o improve the
most annoying feature of the weekly publishers
business.
CONGRESSMAN w. G. Brstley, OF this dis
trict, is being urged by man OF MS Irlenos 70
enter the gubernatorial race lie mas long oeen
looked upon as South Gergla timber Tor TINS
high office and many state papers are making
encouraging statements behalf OF MS suggest
ed candidacy.
He was interview /, Atlanta yesterday upon
the subject and madene following statement;
''Tbe Democraticprimary is long ways
off yet. Too far todscuss the canaldates 70 DC
voted upon at that the. nave oeen 'ne $500
throughout the stae, urging me to make the
race. 7 also anpreiate the kindly notices given
NV speeested ca,didacy in the state press
But, as said BEIGE, the primaryis long ways
off vel. and I had rather not discuss what the
future may hav IN sfore.'
q
The o,asion in political circles now seems
- 10 49, Candidate Howell's failure in his
.ssan1+ =. candidate Smith, what will the rail-
roads ID ,tout it?" ThatMr. Howell has utter.
i, h-o,-oa down seems to be generally under
stood they deem a change of candidate nee
ss..r, he question is who shall it be?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
Tonic to the system,

For liver troubles AMI constipation
there is nothing heater than Dawitt.s
Little Early Risers, the famous little
Pills. They do not weaken The stom.
ach. Their action upon tne system Is
mild, pleasant and harmless. Bob
Moore, of Lafayette, Ind, says:"No usr
talking, DeWitt's Little Early Risers
do their work. All other pills have
used gripe and make me sick In tie
stomach and never cure me. DeWitt's
Littale Early Risers provei to be the
long sought relief. They are simply
perfect" Persons travelling md Little
Early Risers the most reliable remedy
to carry with them. Sold by Stone &
Mercer,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
Sweet Melody Flour
9TH, R.arl of Bhutan."

This seemingly odd title mas been Sc.
lacted by the Great Lafayette for his
new grand scenic spectacular cxtrava
ganza, which according to tine posters
now on the bill boards around tne city
viii be mere soon This attraction will
undoubtedly be one of the leading
theatrical sensations of this season. To
give one slight idea OF this mammoutn
production "The eParl of Bhutan,' to
present tine same the Great Lafayette
employs 10 people. men. woman and
children, n band and orchestra. horses.
lion and other wild and domestic animals
grand chorus, marcnes, rabeaux and
dances introduced by large number of
handsome women. The principal char.
aeters in this production are portrayed
by company of actors and actresses
Of undisputed merit Every stitch of
scenery. properties, stage furniture,
carpets. rugs, jrapsries. etc, are carried
and furnished by the company. The
Geat Lafayette has always had the
reputation Of giving good snow, but
this season he even promises better.
We here quote his own words. 81 prom
Use this season to givs your patrons a
Snow 50 far ahead of any taat / nave
ever presented that there will be no
caance for comparison" "Tht Pearl Of
Bhntan' will appear at tha Grand opera
house Wednesday night February l.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
THE GREAT
LAFAYETTE
Win Present One of tn. Greatest Pei
fOrmancss of Modern Times As
Shown By Program.


fAe following is the program OF tie
Great Lafayette and his company. Who
VIII appear at the Grand opera house
mere tbs night Of Wednesday, Feb |, on
MS sixth annual tour;
!. \ condensed version Of grand opsra
entitled The Divers Dream an inter
sting conception, adopted by 1saa Grea,
Lafayette from Wagner's opera eRnciu-
gold.a Music arranged by Jose Van
Berg Metropolitan Opera House. y. Y;
scenery by Burklardt Co, Vienna.
Germany.
Mn-kateer Four an excellent
exhibition of romantic minstrelsy at rs
best.
3.-Willian 'roNkins. topical talks.
4.-rhe creative genius, "rhe Great
Lafayette" conjuror, impersonator and
comedian, whose protean specialties are
the personifcation OF excellence AMI the
"Travesty Band" delightful combine.
'tion of music. mirta ana merriment.
S. The Franeelia's. eauilibrstic mar.
wells.
G.-Al,xanlcr. phenomenal soprano.
"A pantomimical spectacle. PR.
senting sensational Thibetan romarc.
invented and devised Dy The Great La
fayettc. entitled, @rhe Pearl Of Bhutan !,
synopsis-In this spectacle an inter
csting story Of life in me Orient i told
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
A Gin Tragedy.

is daily enacted in thousands or
homes as death claims, in eaca one, an.
other victim of Consumption or Pneumo-
MIA. But when Coughs and Coils are
treated, the tragedy Is ayerted.
7. g. Huntley. of .okinnoma. Ind.
writes. MY wife had the consumption.
amt nree doctors gave her MP. Finally
7,'e TOOK Dr. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, Coughs ana Colds. which
cured her. AMI today she Is wen and
strong" 1t kills the germs Of ali di..
eases One dose relieves. Guaranteed
at soc and sloO by stoneG Mercer and
Frank G. Bland, druggists. Trial bot.
tie free.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31

Biggs-C astleton was out driving
with the Widow Grasper the other
day, when the horse ran away with
him, and he's laid up in the hospital,
Griegs- Wen, 1t might have been
worse; the widow might have run
away with him