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THE FAMOUS LIE ROY PLOWS

are the best selling Plows because they are the
BEST Plows that can be built. Made by strong
company 'rot in a trust" Tested for years in all
easy" All wearing parts are CHILLED iron
and wear longer than most makes. Made by lie
Roy Pillow Co., lie Roy, N. Y, Sold by {. O..
Goodrich, Mattawan, t. Trowbridge, Decatur,
Pfent s. Sons, Corners Creek, Thee. Neuendorf
Dearborn.
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Stern Parent-What time did that
young man leave?
Pretty Daughter-Just when you got
home from the lodge. ma returned
from her bridge party, and Bridget
came back from her night out.-New
York Sun.
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LAW YERS.

Benjamin n. HeckerU,
Attorney and counselor at law. Special
attention given to probate business. Of
fee in Masonic building, Paw Paw. tt
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little piece of the mountain top, while
| own no inch of Gods earth or any
thing else except my horse, my four
pistols, my saddle and bride and the
clothes l wear"
Continued merit lCeekl
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Supervisors.

Township Officers.
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Schedule OF Teachers Examinations.
1906.
June 81, %, 1906, Hamlet, Act III.-Shakespeare.
August 9, 10, 1906, "Intimations of Immortality
Wordsworth.
October Is, 10, "Gray Champion. Hawthorne.
All at Paw Paw.
EIGHTH GRADE.
May, 1906 Landing of the Pilgrims.-Hemans.
Office days every Saturday. Office in southwest
corner, first floor of court house. Telephone at
office and residence.
If E.A.ASEI line. Co. Com'r of Schools.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
COREY'S PATCH UP
ALL DIFFERENCES
LOVE FOR THEIR ONLY CHILD
WAS THE INSTRUMENT IN
THE SETTLEMENT.
INCIDENT IS CLOSED
Actress Was Not the Primary Cause
OF the Division Between the
steel Magnate and His
Wife.

Plttsburg, Pa, January 8.-Love ior
their only child has led the parents
Of Alan NJ. Corey to decide that the
Corey scandal shall hereafter be q
closed incident. The decision was
reached yesterday by W, Ellis Corey,
president of the United States Steel
corporation, and his wife, Mrs Laura
Cock Corey, through the medium OF
mutual friends, for they did not meet.
Mrs. Corey is still here, visiting both
her own and her husbands relatives
while Corey has returned to New YORK
Miss Mabelle Gilman was not the
primary cause of the divis on between
Mr. and Mrs. Corey, IL, indeed, she had
anything to do with the case. For over
three years the friends OF the tWH
knew that such incompatibility exist
ed that to all intents and purposes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
SAYS IT'S iMMATERlAL TO HIM
WHAT SUPREME COURT OF
MISSOURI WANTS.
LAWSON WILL TESTIFY
And Il Is Expected "Frenzied Finance
win Spring Sensation Of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10
Nettled.

Now York. Jan. 8.--Henry IT,
pooars yice.president of the Standard
on co of New Jeresy. and q director
~ the Standard Oil Co. OF Indiana,
which Attorney General Hadley Is Uy-
inc to Dust from Missouri was on tne
witness stand today on quo wafrah'o
nroceedings brought by Hadiey HAD
| Low took up with him on only TWO
noints Whether the Standard OIL 20.
! Of Indiana has office at 26 Hfoad"as.
this city, where the Standard OH W.
of New jersey has its offices ana
ubether the Standard Oil Co. of New
Iersav owns or controls majority
e rhe stock of the Indiana company,
he Waters.Pierce Oh Co. OF Missouri
md the Republic on Co. OF New forA.
Rogers said that he did not know
hat the Indiana company has OFFICES
at 26 Broadway that he supposed i's
affairs are conducted In Indiana anu
!. that he imagined James A. Monet,
G president of the Standard Oil Co. OF
Indiana has an office at 26 Broadway.
i but that he (Rogers) was never IN H.
|. Rogers declined TO answer the qua~-
t,op whether the Standard OIL co. OF
s New Jersey owns stock Of other com
r. nanies which, Hadley alleges, nave
e combined to stifie competition IN MIS-
Il souri,. Hadley pressed the question
10 with much insistence ad demanded
an answer without evasions.
"Do you mean to say to the supreme
a. Court of Missouri that you do not
n. xrow where the offices OF the com
10 many of which you are director are
3. located, demanded HadIey.
n. "It is immateriaI to me what tne
70 Supreme Court OF Missouri expects
IN ne TO say replied Rogers.
! when Rogers went on the witness
tand this morning a photogranher
!, amporarIly broke up the proceedings
"a and drove him out Of the room by
nr burning fash llghts to get picture
WI of him. II filled the room with smoke
j, and Rogers was, excused until a late
,lc hour ,sx
% II. d. Hardcastle, who was formerly
employed in the Albany agency of ths
i, standard Oil Co. was Hadley's chic
\. witness today. He testified to instan
cos in which he was transferred from
49, the Standard Oil Co.'S employ TO ina
II the Republic OIL Co. at Cleveland
=. and to the Atlantic Refining CO. q
,.s Philadelphia. These .trausfers he said
~ were made by officers or employees, Q
~ ~ the Standard on Co. and one OF then
- told him he must not be known y
io' cleveland as having. been employs
by the Standard. The witness ha
y ome letters. he. said. from standar
'ne ol Co. men which he was induced
teu surrender to Walter Jennings OF Tn
'ru standard Oil Co. in the hope OF &c
OF ing better position but he receive
en- ticket to Europe without a retur
coupon.
Use Rogers was tesIfying when 70
sen hearing adjourned today
After adjournment Attorney Ge
hey eraI Hadleys attention was called
'use some published advice to him COZ
hey cerning the proceedings from Thoms
me w. Lawson of Boston, and he wa
TO asked: DO YOU want MIR. Lawson
come down here and testify in this
Iong Certainly II Lawson knows an
lntil hing should like to have him CON
Town" said Hadley.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
MORRIS REPLIES
TO HULL VERSION
TREATMENT ACCORDED HIS WIFE
AT WHITE HOUSE WAS
BRUTAL.
SIEzED FROM BEHIND
.a M,l+reated in a Manner Which
Would Make Humanity Re-
volt at Seeing Accorded
Any Woman.

Washington, Jan. S.-Dr, Minor
Morris whose wife was elected from
the White House last Thursday, TO-
night gave out statement in which
he severely arraigned those respoh'
sibla for her removal, denonces the
imposition of fine in her case as au'
ding to her humiliation, and replies "
the statement Of her brother rep
resentative Hull of Iowa, regarding
the will and codicil of her father
"A woman of the highest culture
of rarest attainments, who mas ue'
voted her life to her home, her family
and her ideals, whose only thougn'
has been to do good. and who mas al
ways considered Others before her
self a wife and mother--has beer
seized from behind, in the waltlnt
room of the White House and MAJ
treated with a brutality which hu
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09

Ynaui,y would revolt at seeing ac'
corded to its lowest type. The details
of this sickening thing. unnameabie.
are now known to the whole country.
His wife did. scream he says, unth
eyiolent seizure by the secret ,serNce
.infb,f surpris6d' her With the 'cotfrnand
to come on -,
The question Of the disputed VIII
is taken up and. the expressions gwen
out by, Representative Hull in recent
interviews denounced as forgetful OF
the sacred Pesseionships~gf lite
.'Ip the hour Of her crucifixion.
I The statement alleges that while
the testator, Mrs. MorTis's father
said Il owe no debts. deot OF al
most the entire estate was pu
Through a court and that deman,
for the removal from the war depaf'
ment of Morris who mentions himsel
as the benefciary's husband wa
made in connection with the pressin
of the latter's claims.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
ERlEpMAN ls pIseusTEn !

New York, anuary S.-"Yes, they've
made up, and I'm good and disgusted
WITH them both, ~ said Leon Friedman
the manager Of Bob F1tAsimmons, last
night. And here's the telegram '
got from FItz 4 minutes ago ft
tie Green Room Cl4b% He produced
the following message: :
. i" Sioux Fall, s. D.. Jan. 9, lsO9.
"Leon Friedman. Green Room Club
New York: | have adjusted matters.
All mistake. will wire you when
we leave for New. York.
ROBERT FITZSIMMoNS,
wouldn't that make. you sick" con
timed Friedman. The whole country
NV this time knows what fool he's
made of himself, aR1l as drawins
card he won't be worth so cents.
I'm done with him. and her too
No more for me. The minute he get
here I intend to square accounts VIII
Fitzsimmcns and resign. Il won't D
the fall guy. Everybody'n say, nov
that they've patched thing up. that
was FRIEDMAN who planned the Who'll
thing for an advertisement ors SOM
thing else. and won't stand for ina
; I've been Fitzs manager and n
friend for t~6 years. and I stuck
!. him when he did not rave a dsllar o.
a friend. but when he goes and pla!
the fool like this sd'm through.
Il have been negotiating with-ma
ayers for vaudeSille Dates. but Ill 4
care sverytbinseoff now. R4tz does
need 4 naAsgef-what he,iwsnts is
,,,.,dianp f. -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
CASTRO |NSULTEO
FRENCH MINISTER
uE FAILED TO RECOGNIZE THE
CHARGE D'AFFAiRs AT CAR
AcAs ON NEW YEARS.
FRENCH FLEET READY
Awaits Turn in Events Relating 70 'he
Latest Representations to the
Venezuelan Petty
Tyrant.

Washington, Jan. S.-President Gas
tro's failure TO recognize the french
charge d'affairs at Caracas New Year s
Day will not be allowed to pass I'M
noticed by the Frech government AT
the request of the French government
American Minister Russell at Caracas
will make topic to Castro a vigorous
and what may prove TO be, final rep
reservations.
The French government position IS
that it has exhibited sunicient pa
tience in her attitude toward Castro
and the time is near at hand wheh ac
tion must be substituted for words nn
iii Castro changes his attitude.
AS far as known here the latest rep
resentation to Castro do not include
time limit and therefore cannot d
termed an utimatum in the strinc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09

sense of the word but they leave no
doubt about the serious intention OF
the French government and are oil a
more vigorous tone than any that have
preceded. Meantime the French meet
l. In the West Indies is awaiting a
turn of events.
A conference between Secretary
Root and Ambassador Jusserand is
scheduled for this week. by which ume
hope Is expressed here that Castro
answer will have been received and
Franco be enabled to shape her course
accordingly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
SAYS FITZ AND HIS WIFE uSIo
HIM SIMPLY FOR AN ADVEH-
TIslNG DODGE.
FRIEDMAN VERY SORE
Aa Claims That He viii No Longer
Manage Fitz--Has Made Fool
of Himself and
Others.

Franklin, Pa, January S.-MaJor
Charles ]. S. Miller. whom report f1tz-
simmons. the prize fighter, accused OF
running off with his wife, Julia May
clifford. the actress, was very wroth
uben seen at his home here this after
non.
swell they got what they started |
after, lot of free advertising salu
the Major. with look OF extreme ais-
gust and annoyance, and now they
kiss. and make up and start TO New
York, with the announcement tha'
they are having new play written loF
them. in which they will star jointly
as soon as they can get their company
Together. Wouldn't it disguest you
AMI who is 1t that has to suffer for all
This free advertising. why, me-
think it is an outrage that man
character should be attacked in such
manner by a lot of unprincipledrpeo
Pile.
II am more convinced now than ever
thar the whole affair was preat-
ranged scheme Fitz lost his fight and
cou1dn't 90 around the country posing
on his reputation any longer lie
had ia have something new The ola
divorce proceedings story was pretty
well played out and they had to nave
something to liven 1t up. SO they
,icked On the idea of bringing some
me of prominence into It, and was
selected. simply because | happened 10
be acquainted with Julia Giforo anu
had on several occasions befriehdea
her when she needed friend. Ana
rhis is the thanks | get | am maze
~ annear as a party to the whole dis,
ousting business and am paraueo
rf,,,ra tht, country as man who had
given up everything | have u the
world for what--a scheming chorus
girl
"There's no telling how far they
would have carried this affair II II
had not been for the intimatlon gave
! ,ut that It was all a prearranget
scheme. with an object in view IheS
D evidently thought that when they cir
culated such story that ] would com'
! nm Handsomely with money. But wnef
5 they found that would fight and flgh
+ hard they changed their scheme, Ihe'
4 had their advertising out Of 1t, a
least and that helps some
aisTSA hAven'b, been outside Of 'Fransli'
?; stncepthis silly story was first etar}ep
n dona know what action ! viii rag
ri in the matter, J. know one thing, ina
r. ,ome one should be punished for .thi'
T The whole, rpattsn is in the hapds o
e nv attorneys, and whatever headvise
ss me. 10 do |. shall. do, but what's IN
oi use in doing anything? thinkthat
LS have been vindicated, that Is, anon
IL nv friends, at least was mace
re mark out of by INSCRIPTIONS person
he and l. suppose I will have to stahd q
H.. | want to say one thing, hcwete
d taud that is that Mfr. Fitzsommor
had Shetter Keep out OF, my way
re Int care how big he is, or what h
IN ability as q fighter may be. He NJ
n lone me a great injury, and ! am n
ey through with him: sincerely MOI
ne that he and his wife win be successf
ilf In their new play, which is being VIZ
ne ten for them. They certainly deser
as credit for adopting an original me-
ca Cd of advertising"
/ -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
Rouen RIDERS PRESENT.

Ardmore. I. T. January s.-Ihe
Rough Riders will send to Miss Alice
Roosevelt on the occasion of her mar
riape 10 Congressman LOngwOrth mex
month. a handsome present. Each
Rough Rider. including President
Roosevelt will be asked for donation
toward the present
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09

they were no longer husband and wite.
No blame is placed on either Of the
II was simply case OF diversity OF
taste and opinions. For a time each
contemplated divorce to relieve them
of shackles that cl1afed. That notion
has now been abandoned and for the
ouly reason that they would not have
the future Of their son. whom they
both idolize, clouded by legal action.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey win remain hus-
hand and wife Mr. Corey will make
suitable pronsion FOR. supporting his
wife I'm the position to which she IS
entitled by virtue of their relation
ship. but there viii be no formal ses'
tlement
The feeling Of mutual friends was
evidenced Saturday at the annual ban
ouet of the operating officials of the
Carnegie Steel company. at which ~
men were present, in the Duduesne
club. The affair was one of the mosi
gorgeous ever held in this city ano
was conducted with great secrecy. ths
l carriages ana automoOheS "oN
allowing to stand In front OF the ciun
, but ordered 10 wait on another nearDl
street - fft III
b. The brillancy II the decorations wa
: only exceeded by the wealth represent
b ed around the banquet table. TheF
t was scarcely a man present who wa
a not a millionaire, and the majorit
were millionaires many times owe
7, is safe 10 say the GO banaueters rel
resented szOe. 900 900 in real MONEYS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
HANGED THIS MORNING.

wethersheld. Conn. Jan. s.-frank
sherrie was hanged at he safe prison
a, 1910 this morning tTuesday) for
the murder Of Mrs. Stephen Kulas In
somcrvilIc. January 5, 1905. sherrie
heal Mrs. Kulas. his former boarding
house keeper to death and tneh
robbed her house
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
AN ALBANY FIRE.

Albany, n. Y, January Sire TO
night burned the main building OF the
state normal college and the residence
Of President wrslsm J. Milne was
badis asnsses One lh5emsn was ser
iousfy injured BY falling debris. Loss
5000 n0e.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
TOO MUCH CLOTHING.

wabach. Ind. January s.-The four
months old babe Of Mrs. Harve Tool
in I.agro was smothered TO death whiie
the parents were taking Il with them
10 the home Of Alex Pence. a mile dis
tant Too much ciothIng was the
caugn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
TO Ire IMPRISONMENT.

MarshalIiown. Ia. Jan. S-F"enty'
rear-old Roy lfuIl. Of Tama. Iowa vas
t,dav sentenced by Judge Burnham 20
life iuprisoument for first degree
uf murder. Hull killed Daniel bearS,
fo-emsn Of the Armour Paper mill o.
Toledo. Iowa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
nlNDoolsm N AMERICA

San Francisco. Cal. ,aBuary -
new usndoo temple vas dedicated nere
TODAY wRh great ceremcuy and ecias'
swami Trlgunsleta yin be IL chargs-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09
sApLgy MUST BE SHOWN.

New York. Jan. s.-"I'll put Rogers
n jaii II he continues TO decline
answering my questions said Attor'
ney General Badley, the young trust
hunter from Missouri. tonight. tie
won't think that quite 80 amusing.
perhaps. as he deems the proceedings
here Of the state Of Missouri against
his oil trust.
so far as this refusal of Rogers
and the other Standard OIL men 10
answer our questions Is concerned.
we are not astonished added Mr.Hsd-
ley. I'VE knew before we left MIS-
sopri that they would not answer
them until compelled 10 do SO. But
what We want TO do IS to force them
IN admit that they are afraid TO reply
in them FOR fear ~ iDcfiminaung
themselves or rendering themselves
liable TO penalty or forfeiture They
wiu have 10 ADMIT that answer the
questions or 90 TO jail. or that | an
determined.
THE attempt Of Ma. R0gers and his
followers In the Standard OH
monopoly to turn the taking OF tesli'
monv in this city into a farce nay be
extremely funny from their point Oh
view" saws Hadley. but there IS an
Old sdage that lie laughs best vhc
laughs last
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09

IF Mr.. Rogers rsfuses to ausHer
the questions put to him aiier tns
supreme Court OF New YORK has dr
rected him 70 do so. I shah IN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09

CcoutInued on Fourth pase)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-09

TCOatinusd On sixth rsssl
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(ooBcloded on. F9aT 4 PaseJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
ELECTION CASES DISPOSED OF.
Fines the Severest Penalty Imposed-Pleas
OF Misdemeanor Taken.


A number of election cases were disposed
Of in Judge McMahon's court in General
Sessions yesterday. Peter Haggerty, who
was accused of voting illegally in the Second
Election district Of the Nineteenth AS
sembly district, was acquitted by direction
of the Court. He was rearrested on an
other charge.
On the recommendation Of the Attorney
Generals office Adam Cornell, who was
chairman Of the election board in the Second
Election district Of the Eighteenth AS
sembly district that permitted John Krup
to vote after he had been challenged by a
Hearst representative, was allowed to
plead guilty to a misdemeanor. Krup fed
after S., 900 bail had been put up for him
and lie still a fugitive. Cornell was fined $500.
John j. Lynde, chairman Of the Ninth
Election district Of the Sixth Assembly
district, was fined 500. He was charged
with neglect Of duty in failing to accept
challenges. The indictments against three
other members Of the board, Isaac Solomon,
Frank Balzing and c. A Muegge, were
dismissed.
D. J. Woelfer, chairman Of the election
board Of the Sixth Assembly district, was
fined $500. He was charged with refusing
to accept challenges. Indictments against
the three other members of the board were
dismissed. In the cases of Woelfer and
Lynde it was held that they were responsible
for whatever wrongdoing there was by
their respective boards.
Indictments against Arthur Hemingway
and Nicholas White, who we're accused Of
illegal electioneering, were dismissed. Theo-
dore Morgan. concerned in another election
case, pleaded guilty and got Of with a sus-
pended sentence.
Frank Senior. an election officer in the
Twelfth Election district Of the Fifteenth
Assembly district, who was accused of
neglect Of duty, was let off, too.
Most Of the cases that came from the
special Grand Jury for election cases have
now been disposed of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
OPPOSE HOSPITAL TRANSFERS.
Jury Supports Coroners in Enor to Have
the Practice stopped.

Coroner Hamburger, in charging a jury
yesterday in the inquest upon the death OF
Michael Gonzel, a blacksmith, OF 4oeo Third
avenue, said he believed that the remova
of patients in a precarious condition from
one hospital to another was nothing short
Of murder.
Gonzel contracted erysipelas and pneu-
monia at the Fordham Hospital shortly
after his removal there on March u from
Third avenu and Hath street, where ne
was run down by a surface car. He was
sent to the Harlem Hospital and then to
Bellevue, where he died on April 2.
DO you consider the transfer of a patient
in a dangerous condition from one hospital
to another conducive to health or injurious"
asked Coroner Hamburger Of Ambulance
Surgeon Donald Campbell Of Harlem Hos
pital.
Il do not consider such a removal as vas
made in this case injurious, replied Camp
bell.
The Jury said in it's verdict:
We sustain the Board Of Coroners Of the
Borough of Manhattan in their attempt 70
abolish the system Of transferring from one
hospital to another patients whose condition
is precarious.
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started q 81 own. It was then
that the
The men az oongregation thought
this move 2aidtd one and the baker
soon had d koilo ring. In fact nearly
every men the aggregation turned on
the pastor ard for come weeks all sorts Of
schemes have been worked in an effort to
force the rabbi out. Only very recently a
committee waited on Rabbi Weinberg and
told him they had sold the synagogue for
So, 900. The pastor announced that services
would be continued until another place Of
worship was found. The leaders Of the
opposition admitted to the police yesterday
that this was purely a fake sale and done
in order that Rabbi Weinberg might estab-
lish a synag ogue somewhere else and thus
give them an opportunity of running in a
new rabbi.
From what the police could learn, Rabbi
Weinberg Gained the agitators by telling
them that he would soon get a new church.
There wasn't supposed to be any Passover
service in the synagogue yesterday-ai
least with Rabbi Weinberg officiating
and the congregation was greatly cha
grined when they found the old pastor in
the pulpit. They had planned to have a
service OF their own with a sort Of acting
rabbi presiding.
Rabbi Weinberg told the police yesterday
that he would never again enter the
synaRoRle