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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-06

fused 10 answer met with the same
fate when put to the NJ ssouri Stand.
ard Oil officials in that state. The
questions we're taken into the courts
AMI, after a long fight, have been de
cided proper Missouri oil officials
have been forced to answer.
The matter comes up for argument
before Justice Gildersleeve, in the SUI
preme Court The Standard oil attor.
neys may find some other technicallty
on which to CONTINUE the fight, but il
f. conhdentially expected that they
will advise Mr.. Roce~s TO answer.
John d. Rockefeller did not attend
the services at the Tarrytown Baptist
church Sunday as had been expected
he would. He could have gone to the
church without being molested by
process servers.
Rockefeller at Pocantico.
II was reported at Pocantico Hill
that Mr Rockefeller enjoyed The op-
Dortunity Of The legal evasion Of the
law by visiting his country place. II
has been his custom 10 visit Pocantico
Hill by riding on a New York Central
tain to Tarrytown and then speeding
in his automobile to his estate but IL
is now said he rides on the Putnam
division. from One Hundred and Fifty
fifth street to the Tower Hill flag sta
'ion. which is close by his estate. I'm
stead Of going direct 10 Pocantico.
Another report Is that he rides on
.he Harlem road TO waite Plains and
irives five >sles in a closed carriage /
% Pocsntico At his mansion no one
would admit OF deny that Nlr. Roeke-
'eiler vas there t0dav.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-06
CHICAGO PASSES ORDINANCE
DOUBLING SALOON LICENSE

Chicago. March 5-As a step toward
stamping out crime IN Chicago. the
city council tonight. passed an ordi-
nance doubling the saloon licenses.
Heretofore. a saloon license has been
$500 but commencing May I. unless
Mayor Dunne should veio the ordi-
aance. the sal0on keepers viii be com
PEELED 10 pay $1,000 for the privilege Of
selling liquor With a license cost
ne $500, Chicago has 7.1e17 saloon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-06

The saloon element put Up a bitter
fght against the high license plan but
the ordinance carried by a vote Of
80 to Is.
After the council adjourned Mayor
Dunno announced he would sign the
ordinance without delay. Should the
present saloon Keepers remain IN bust
ness. the city's increased revenue wiz
be $3.50 600 Should The number drop
70 5000 as expected the increased in
come viii be about $3.50 goo
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-06
PRESIDENT IS aoEE-LieHreo.-

Washington. March Representa-
i've Mart Of South Dakota. discuss.
I'd with the president today a measure
which he has introduced 10 compel cor.
70rations doing interstate commerce
business ia fuel and fool products 10
obtain a charter from the department
# commerce and labor with the idea
" having n government supervision
'yer such business
Marin later said the president had
'Xpressed cord al sympathy with the
principles Of the bin Martin expect
~ the house committee on interstate
'nd foreign commerce to consider the
measure within two weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-06
RAIsULI soss UP AGAIN.

Tang'er. Morocco. March 5--Raisuli
the Moroccan bandit, after attsckis
and burning a Rumna village. was re-
pulsed by the inhabitants, who. at last
accounts we're awaiting a further at
tack.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-06

Advertisers In The Bulletin get ths
est results because II has the largest
'rculstion and goes 10 the people
laYing the purchasing power.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-06

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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-06

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, 1906-09-21
BAILEY OF TEXAS HAVING TROU.
BLES OF HIS OWN WITH
HIS CONSTITUENCY IN
LONE STAR STATE.
Address Printed and Published BY
Good Government Club, With
Thousand Members at Houston,
Declare Bailey a Disgrace to State
nj Ask Party Not To Return Him
-Buchtel for Colorado Governor.

Houston, Tex, Sept. 21-This morn
ing an address to the people Of Texas
is printed here signed by The Good
Government club" which has a mem
bership of a thousand, and of which II.
+. Rang is president. The address calls
upon voters all over the state to follow
the action of Wood county and take ac-
ton against the reelection Of Senator
Bailey for the United States senate.
The Shame of Texas.
A half million copies of the address
are today being issued and mailed
throughout the state. 1t is entitled,
The Shame of Texas" and charges
Senator Bailey with becoming enor-
mously rich by %pandering to the big
trust mandates, calling him the traitor
senator and declaring that the mutter-
ings of disapproval at the possibility
Of his returning are general.
Not Abusive, but Positive.
The address is not abusive, but in
sists that the charges made by Hearst
of the senator's announcement have
not been disproved.
, 1906-09-21
HOUSE WAS PACKED
FOR LoRcH COMPANY.

1t is not often that an orchestra in
a theater is called upon to respond to
an encore of the overture, but, then,
it is just as seldom that an orchestra
is composed of young sweet girls. The
University Girls Glee and Mandolin
club made its initial appearance for
the present season in the Opera House
last night, as the orchestra for the
Torch company, and vas applauded
heartily after each number. Mrs
Soule was the directress. The com
pany shared the honor with the or
chestra, the house being packed TO the
aisles and standing room at a premium,
The Torch company acceptably pre-,
scented "a Story of Tennessee" with
Mr.. Torch as Jack Rose" Miss Mar
sky as "Azalia Deering," Miss Deffry
as "DagmaT," Mr.. Lotus as General
Deering," and Mr.. Mack as Major
Jartree." The other parts of the cast
were well assigned, the company fill,
ing the piece with everything that was
good in the way of portrayal. The piece
gives Miss Deffry but scant opportun'
ity to present the wonderfully emotion
al side of her nature, but she did cred
itably whenever called upon. Mis-:
Marsky, as usual, was the sweet, limo
cent, entirely lovable sweetheart o
Jack Rose, winning every male hear
in the audience in her portrayal of the
part.
Tonight the company will present
In Missouri" the scenes being laid il
Pike county, and if the former resi-
dents of that state now living here in
large numbers are all present, the play
will go with eclat. The company is
giving unbounded satisfaction, filling
the house and incidentally the purses
of the management of the company
and the house, but, in the language OF
Mr.. Lotus before the curtain, I'VE
need the money" The Laramie Ladies
orchestra will play tonight.
, 1906-09-21
TRUSTEES ELECTED BY
THE WYOMING QUEEN.

The annual meeting of the sharehold.
ers of the Wyoming Queen Mining
company, owning some valuable
claims at Jelm, was held last night, in
the office of S. C. Downey, in the AL.
bany County National bank building,
when the following trustees we're elect
ed for the coming year: Louis Miller
and s. c. Downey of Laramie, L. A.
Hancock of Jelm, John Wenzen of Min.
neapolis, Ole Scar of Lake Mills, la,
e. F. F%airbrother of Skowhegon, Me,
and NJ. j. Harrington of Calumet, Mich.
The trustees adjourned to meet Octo-
Der 10, when the board will be reor-
gained ana the other routine business
disposed of. The present officers of
the company are Louis Miller, presi-
dent II general manager, l.. A. Han
cock, secretary. The affairs of the
company are in first rate shape.
, 1906-09-21
MARC, PRINCE OF MAGIC, ON
Y. p. S, C, e. LECTURE COURS

Marc is an entertainer. The high
ways and byways of amusement pro-
ducers have been made to contribute
to Maro's program. You cannot put
limit on its boundaries or define its
special channel. 1t pours mystery into
your eyes and melody into your ears.
Maro's winning personality gets firm
hold of your sense of pleasure, and at
his own will sways all, for Marc, the
living trinity of mystery, melody and
mirth, Is the prince of magic, the mas
ter of music and the king Of entertain
ers. His stage equipments are the
best; his three assistants are the best;
his entertainments are the best. Marc
and magic are so identical with each
other that they have become syn
onymous. Maro's magic is so original
in conception and presentation, and his
resources are so unlimited he is able
to crafty his expectant audiences with
a change of program. Each of Maro's
tricks are playlots full Of mystery,
grace and humor, and the dizziness
with which they are executed as
tounds, bewiIders and gratifes the
eager watcher. Long years ago in
India. the Princess of Aryan, disap-
peared from the palace of Guyar Khan
by means of a cabinet her lover made
and sent to her. Marc presents to the
lyceum for the first time the famous
old world cabinet known as the Mys-
terry of Aryon. Maro's great saxaphone
quartette, with Marc as s%oloist, is a
complete musical organization. Marc
the Artist is among his hydrahanded
accomplishments. haro's "Fiags of
All Nations" production is his &C
knowledged masterpiece.
, 1906-09-21
BANK EXAMINER BEE5E
TENDERS RESlGNA-

National Bank Examiner Ovando C.
Beebe of Salt Lake, representing the
district consisting Of Wyoming, Utah
and Nevada, has rendered his resigna,
ton to the treasury department and
will accept the position of cashier for
the lions Savings Bank and Trust
company of Salt Lake at a splendid
salary. National bank officers in this
state will regret to see Mr.. Beebe leave
the district, as he is one of the incest
in the business and has friends
wherever his duties have called him.
He comes twice a year to the banks
in this city, examining the banks here.
1t is not known here when the success.
SCR to Mr.. Beebe will be named.
, 1906-09-21
ANARCHY EXISTS
IN V[ADV0ST0k
PEOPLE REVOLVING AT OFF,
GALS WHO ARE ENGAGED III
LooTING GOVERNMENT.
Those Whose Objections Reach Heads
of Departments Are Jailed, Thieves
Being Released From Jail To Make
Room for Political ofenders-So-
cialists Arrested.

vladivostok, Sept. 21.-A virtual
reign of anarchy prevails here. The Of
fcials have been instrumental in in
citing riots while engaged in specula-
lions from the government ware
houses filled with stolen goods which
they sold to the highest bidder.
Citizens Thrown in Jail.
People who object to officials method
were thrown in jails, thieves being re-
leased to make room for the political
offenders. No property is safe. Off
GERS are with the thieves. Naval and
military authorities are at swords
points.
, 1906-09-21
LOVE AT THE WHEEL.
Racer viii Get Bride If He Covers Dis
lance in Cup Course.

New York, Sept. 21.-Fame, love and
a wife will be the reward of Joseph
Tracy, THE DAREDEVIL" if he drives
the great ninety-horsepower Locomo-
bile racing car yer the Vanderbilt cup
course tomorrow on the straight
stretches at the frightful speed of nine
ty miles an hour. If he wins the elm
nation trial for American-built cars
he will be privileged to claim as his
bride Miss Million Taylor of Wichita,
Kansas.
, 1906-09-21

cattle department, bu.'z4u IS had
not completed their work The
following premiums had been ;rded
at that time:
Best bull 2 years and under 8, regis,
tered Hereford, open to the world, Ro-
bert Nelson, first, S25.
Best bull under l year, Hereford,
Robert Nelson, first and second, $25
and SIS.
Best Hereford bull 8 years or over,
c. H. Jones. s25.
Best Hereford bull 1 year and under
2, w. ]. Kelly, $25.
These prizes are offered by the
American Hereford Cattle Breeders
association.
In the Shorthorn class the premiums
were awarded as follows:
Best bull 2 years old or over, Stick
ney and Erwin, first, SIS; N. Wallis &
Son, second, $3.50.
Best COW any age, calf at side, Ollie
Wallis, first, So; N. Wallis & Son, sec
ond, 81.
Glass A-Horses.
In the horse department, with S. H,
Campbell as the supervisor, these pre-
miums were awarded:
Best stallion any age or breed, $25
of this amoun offered by Ora Haley,
Belgian Horse company, first, $25; al
Bath, second, $40; Ora Haley, premium
recommended.
Best 2 or 8 year old mare or gelding,
shown to halter, So of this amount of
fered by F. o. Frazer; l. C. Holiday,
premium recommended.
Best mare with foal at side, Morgan
F. Knadler, first, 81, premium recon-
mended, no competition.
Best driving stallion, G. X. Hillyer,
first, 81; c.. ]. Crandall, second, $3.50;
Ora Haley, recommended for premium.
Best driving mare, C. B. Irwin, first,
81, premium recommended, no compe-
tition.
DCoI iduIVo uilfii5 INolh " pOiSJ
shown and driven by lady, Mrs. w. v.
Kelly, first, So, premium recommended.
Best ladies' single driver, shown and
driven by lady, Mrs. F. o. Frazer,
first, Sc; Mrs. w. V. Kelly, second. SO,
Best gentlemen's driver, mare or
gelding, shown in harness, Irwin Bros,
first, Sc, premium recommended.
Best pair carriage horses shown to
~two-seated carriage, ]. E. Winslow,
first, 81, premium recommended, no
competition. Q
Best yearling driver, ]. w. Stryker,
first, 81, premium recommended.
Best ~gentlemen's saddle horse,
shown and ridden by gentleman, Percy
Hoyt of Cheyenne, 81.
Best pair mules shown to halter, ac.
cording to age, Cyrel Eykyn, first, IS;
Harold Hartman, second, 81.
Special, best driving horse, 2 or 8
Continued on page ~
, 1906-09-21

Jellico, Tenn, Sept. 21.-Up to noon
fifteen bodies had been removed from
the wreckage caused by the explosion
of a car of dynamite being switched
at the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road station this morning. 1t is believ-
ed that others have been killed and
men are prosecuting a search for
bodies.
Victims Mostly Negroes.
Most of those killed were negroes.
There were no prominent whites.
Scores of persons were injured by the
explosion and defamation, which was
heard for miles. The Standard Oil
tank and numerous buildings were de
stroyed. Eleven of the bodies recov-
cred this morning are unidentified.
List of Known Dead.
The known dead are:
JOHN GORDON.
WALTER RODGERS.
GEORGE ATKINS.
JOHN COOK.
The terrible injuries retard identi-
ication. Help was asked of Knoxville.
A special train arrived, bringing ply
sicians. The injured were taken TO
homes near by. The property loss is
estimated at 100000
Hotel Badly Damaged.
The entire third flood of the Il. Car.
m%arthen's Inn, a brick hotel, was
blown off.
, 1906-09-21
High Water Stops Search.

Guthrie, Okla, Sept. 21.-The waters
of the Marion river are rising today.
There is no hope of the searching party
reaching the cars for dead bodies for a
day of two of the victims of the Rock
Island wreck near Dover. Mail Clerk
Gambel and Porter Douglas are still
missing. Mrs. ]. L. Robinson of Enid
will probably die. She was injured
in the wreck.
, 1906-09-21

Denver. Colo, Sept. 21.-The nom
nation last night of President Buchtel
of the Denver university for governor
on the republican ticket seems to be
received by republicans generally this
morning with deep satisfaction.
Committee Congratulated.
kilograms have poured in all morn
ing to the vacancies committee con
graduating them on the excellency Of
their work.
, 1906-09-21
Depends Upon Another Deal.
Will Sit at Denver.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 21.-Word has
been received from Omaha that the in
terstate commerce commission will sit
in Denver September 81 and 2S. Local
and state shippers having complaints
regarding freight rates will be request
e6 to put them in at the time.
, 1906-09-21
E%nginemen Dead.

Smiley died before being taken out
and McCurdy died this morning. The
freight crew jumped. The freight en-
CINE headlight had been broken and the
crew were using a lantern for a head
light, which caused the accident. No
passengers were injured.
, 1906-09-21
Trains in Collision,

Dayton, o., Sept. 21.-Engineer Smi-
ley n Fireman McCurdy were pinned
under their engine in a head-on col
lision between freight and passenger
trains six miles west of here last night,
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton railroad.
, 1906-09-21
MAY TRY AGAIN.
Sir Thomas Upton Considering ChaI-
lenge for the American Cup.

London, Sept. Ell Am going into
while in America and think it probable
that / will try once more to lift the
trophy, although there is nothing defin-
ite," said Sir Thomas Upton before
leaving London today to embark on the
Celtic for America.
, 1906-09-21
Much Dynamite Exploded.

Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. 21.-Fffteen
persons are supposed to be killed this
morning by the explosion of an i'm
mense amount of dynamite in the
yards of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad at Jellico. The accident oc-
Cured shortly before the big shift in
the yards went to work, or the loss of
life would have been terrible.
Death List Hard to Get.
In the wreckage around the depot at
, 1906-09-21
Woman Burned to Death,

Tacoma, Wash, Sept. 21.-Fire de-
stroyed the Tacoma and Eastern rail.
road station and other buildings here.
Mrs. j. c. Peterson was found dead in
the ruins. One hundred and fifty horses
were destroyed. Loss, $3.50, 1000.
, 1906-09-21
HAM KILLED HIM.
Meat Taken at Lunch Counter Causes
Death in Colorado.

Holly, Colo, Sept. &c. ]. Hart
man, general superintendent of the
Holly and Swink railroad, died this
morning from ptomaine poisoning,
caused by eating ham at a depot lunch
counter.
, 1906-09-21
social Democrats Arrested.

St. Petersburg, Sept. 21.-The po-
lice arrested fourteen social democrats
this morning, charged with plotting
against the cars life. No details were
given, but the prisoners will be court
martialed.
, 1906-09-21
Men Ready for Duty.

Washington, D. C, Sept. 21.-With
the arrival of General Funston in
Washington, plans were perfected for
the launching of probably 5000 men of
the regular army for the Intervention
in Cuba.
, 1906-09-21
CIRCULAR ISSUED
TO THE PACKERS
ALL MEAT PRODUCTS MUST BEAR
EXACT LABEL AND CORRECT
NAME OF CONTENTS.
Sausage Shall Be Called Sausage and
Shall Be Absolutely Pure-Harri-
man interests Negotiating for Con-
troll of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST. Paul Lines.

Washington, d. c., Sept. 21.-The de-
partment of agriculture issues a cir
cular this morning to the packers of
the country and preparers of all meat
product that hereafter everything
canned or put in packages must have
its exact label.
Sausage Must Be Sausage.
Sausage must be called sausage, and
rules are laid down for the absolute
purity of the product. The circular
lays down many drastic penalties for
~neglecting the departments require
ments.
, 1906-09-21
WOMAN INJURED IN
ROUNDING UP HORSES.

Sunday afternoon, in attempting to
round up a bunch of horses, the horse
which Mrs. ]. B. Chamberlain was rid
ing fell, throwing her violently to the
ground, says the Meeteetse News. She
sustained a fracture of the collar bone
and several bruises about the head,
and a sprained ankle, but is rapidly
improving.
, 1906-09-21
WILL DOUBLE AMOUNTS.
Lesaeies Left by Sage Will Be Added
To by the Widow.

New York, Sept. Ex-senator Brack-
EFT, counsel for the Sage heirs, an
nounced today that there will be no
contest over the will. The legacies
.bequeathed by Sage will be doubled by
the widow.
, 1906-09-21
ARE VISITING CITY TO
ATTEND COUNTY FAIR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cory and children of
Buford, Wyo, came to the city yester-
day to attend the county fair. They
took supper and spent a pleasant even
ing at the home of Mrs. H. l.. Sherin.
They will room at Mrs. Hortensteln's.
while in the city.
, 1906-09-21
Sausage Must Be Sausage.
Hartman After ST. Paul.

New York, Sept. BE. H. Harri-
man, William Rockefeller and the
Smith estate are negotiating a plan by
which control of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul railroad may be turn
ed over to the Union Pacific and South.
ern Pacific companies.
Depends Upon Another Deal.
Depending on their ucces in this
plan will be the carrying out of the
deal by which the Baltimore and Ohio
is to become part Of the Union Pacific
system.
, 1906-09-21
Standard Controls Whisky.

New York, Sept. 21.-Dr. Willie, the
chairman of the pure food commission,
testified today in the federal court to
the effect that the Standard Oil COM
pany had control of the whisky trust
and that is the reason why the price
Of whisky is advanced.
, 1906-09-21
Today's Race Program.

Seven splendid events are
for the track this afternoon, nciudin
a gentleman's race, single horses
there being six entries; the 1885 trot'
with -four entries; the pole race
for a handsome silver cup, with TWO
entries; a bucking contest, with eight
to compete, the green horse ace ele''
en- horses being on the list; a relay
race. with five entries; and a nan
mile running race, four horses aVlhs
been entered.
Horse Goes Lame.
In the first race of the afternoon, the
third on the program, pole team race.
with P. Brewington's Tom Halpin ana
Billy Hayes and NJ. H. Morgan's st
Elmo and Teddy Weaver entered, Billy
HAYES became so lame that he had to
be withdrawn and the race was
changed to a single pole race, free foi
all, half mile heats, best z In d, cul
to first and ribbon to second. Billy
HAYES was withdrawn from the Brew
ington team, the race going to st. Elmo
in LOS rs; Teddy Williams, second
Tom Halpin, third. The race was one
OF the fastest ever driven over the
track, the first quarter being 81 40.
Lively 0oinss.
First event, gentlemen's race, singi'
, 1906-09-21
T BooTLEGGERS.
Federal Grand Jury Stirring Things Up
in Indian Territory.

Tulsa, I. T., Sept. 21.-The federal
grand jury has returned s~eventy-ive
indictments against alleged bootleg
gers.
, 1906-09-21
BIG HORN REPUBLICANS
Will NOMINATE TICK

The republican county convention of
Big Horn county has been called to
meet at Basin on Wednesday, October
8. The republican primaries will be
held on Wednesday, September &c.
, 1906-09-21
A CAR Of DYNAMITE
CAUSES MANY DEATHS

present an accurate list of dead cannot
be secured, but will in a few hours
after the debris is cleared away. Some
bodies are horribly mutilated.