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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
CHINESE NOT TO
ENTER OUR LAND
LABOR PARTY TOO STRONG TO
PERMIT REPEAL OF EXcLu.
SION ACT, SAID BRYAN.
SPEECH AT HONG KONG
At Dinner Given BY Chinese Mer.
chants the Basis for Revival
Of the Boycott Against
American Goods.

Spokane, Wash. Feb Samuel
Glasgow. manager of the Milling COM
pany, of Spokane and Seattle. has re-
ceiyed Hong Kong newspapers and
letters from William Burtt the Chi
nese representative Ct the company.
which state that the speech made by
William j Bryan before the Chinese
merchants at a dinner given by them
in his honor has been used by Chi
nese agitat0rs TO stir up fresh agita-
ton against American products
Previous to his, at a meeting held
by about fifty commercial representa-
tiyes and delegates from various Chi
nese guilds Of Shanghai. Canton and
Hong Kong. the delegates hal agre d
upon twelve proposed notifications of
The exclusion law. American represen-
tatives agreed to have their houses
urge this upon congress ana the Chi
nese Immediately agreed to call off
the boycott then. according TO the
Hong Kong papers, Mt. Bryan APP
pearsd, was entertained by the Chi
nese merchants at dinner, and de-
clared in a speech that the American
people would never consent to a re-
peal Of the exclusion laws
One of he Chinese merchants at
the dinner reported the proceedings
to the Chinese newspapers, lie quoted
Mr. Bryan as declaring that the labor
parry was so trong IN the United
States that the Chin ase worllmen,
killed or unskllod, would never be
permitted to enter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
5AER ANSWERS LEGISLATURE.

Philadelphia, Feb 11.-George F
Baer, president Of the Reading com
pany has issued a statement relative
TO the action Of the house Of represen
tatives of Pennsylvania last Friday in
adopting a resolution lnstruc'ing the
attorney general TO bring court pro
ceedings against the anthracite Goa
carrying railroads, If upon inquiry. he
finds they are violating the constitd
tiun of the state.
The resolution which comes before
the senate tomorrow quotes the consu
tuition Of Pennsylvania which amone
other things says
No Incorporated company doing The
business Of a common carrier shall
directly or indirectly, engage in min
ing or manufacturing circles for trans
portation over It's works"
The president in his reply says thai
his company was granted a charter
under the constitution Of 1873 and
therefore no article in the present con
stifgtion does not affect the road H.
says the supreme court Of the state
several times passed upon the effect 0t
the new const tuition in repeating vest
ed rights and uniformly held that these
constitutional limitations did not ap
ply TO corp rauons existing prior tg
the passage Of the new constitution.
He charac' erizes the statement To-
the resolution o. the effect that tho
price Of anthracite coal has been rails
ed since the last anthracite coal strike
81 % per ton. yet the so-caIled opera
tors are refusing t0 allow the minrs an
increase in wages. thus another strike
is threatened. as c0wardly aud false
and cites the figures TO support hi.
charge, at the same time inviting any
committee Of the legislature 20 verify
their accuracy by the books Of the com
rany.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
WANTED HIS DEATH WARRANT

San Francisco Cal February IL
J. " Shone rushed up TO Judge Nor
cams bench when Police Court was in
fun blast Saturday and demandeT
his death warrant lie stated that he
was from Hastings. Ind and that he
had been bounded from that place and
all over the country by a man from
whom be had borrowed money. He
aid that he was nOw living al 30111s
Buchanan street. and had been for two
years in business al Beall and Mission
streets lie was put in custody Of a
bail Il 10 De booked for an inyesiiga
ton into his sanity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
STRUCKSTREET CAR
Three Persons Killed and Numebr
Seriously Injured Last Night at
South Chicago.

, Chicago Feb. H. (Buneun Tire
PERSONS were killed and a number
'eriously injured tonight when a Penn.
ylyania passenger train struck a
rowded street car at One Hundred
md Sixth street. South Chicago. The
treet car was wrecked and the engine
md first coach OF the passenger train
eft the tracks. The train was the
heatre train bound for East Chicago
indiana. leaving Chicago al ll:34.
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TO HUNT ERICH" BUYERS.

Terre Haute, Ind, February IL
DR. L. S. Byers Saturday received ST.
37i contributed at Evansville for the
fund to search for his son RICH" sup
posed to have been kidnapped two years
ago The doctor had just returned
from Tennessee and Arkansas. where
he went TO follow two clews. both of
which failed, and today started for
Kentucky on another.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
FRANCES RICHEST HEIREss.

Paris. Feb. Fashionable society
greatly interested over the an.
bounced engagement of Mile. de Ker
iegu the richest he.ress in France. 10
he Count de La Ferronaye. Nile d.
Kerjjegu will have a dot" Of 10000
200 francs t$l0.0ooo0ll. and will in
lerit tire chateauy with their do
mains as well Us two handsome town
Houses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
RAIL WAY RUMBLES

II is stated that rhe volume Of bust,
ness on Inc Cairo division Of the Big
Four has Increased amazingly of late
ana traffic officials look forward TO,
ward the largest yearly report in the
history Of the road
Trainmaster 0. w Brown was in
he city yesterday. lie left for his
home at Mounds on No. 6.
Switch engine No. G5-"old Jonah
had another calamity befall her Sat,
friday night at about II o'clock A
string Of cars tied at the top of the
it'll near the Chicago mill broke loose
and gaining momentum with every
revolution of the wheels, struck the
tender attached to Jonah derailing
he engine. tank and one car. The
ank was damaged considerably ana
win be sent to the Mt. Carmel shops
oday The engine was in charge Of
Engineer Berry No one was hurt
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
FOSTER FOR FEBRUARY

= Washington, D. G., Feb. IL
. copyrighted, 1906, by W. T,
y Foster.) Last bulletin gave
> forecast of disturbance to cross
= continent 10 to II, warm wave
. TO Is. cool wave IL to 16.
. Next disturbance will reach Pa
= cific coast about IS, cross west
= Of Rockies by close of 16, great
. central valleys II to 10, eastern
= states 20. Warm wave will
. cross west of Rockies about Is,
= great central valleys II, eastern
. states 10. Cool wave will cross
!. west of Rockies about is, great
= central valleys 20, eastern
. states %.
. This disturbance will be most
. severe just before it reaches
= the Pacific coast and just after
: it starts out on its journey
= across the Atlantic Hig tenn
= peratures will precede it and its
= cool wave will inaugurate low
= temperatures that will prevail
. last week of the month. Great
: storms are not expected. Rain
. fall will begin to increase as its
= cool wave comes in and will
= continue for a week, but not
= very much rain.
= Following Feb. 10 will come
= a long spell of warm weather
/. and a February thaw without
. much rain or snow. The sever
, est storms of the month will
, come during the five days of
. which IL will be central days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
BROWN DIES or OLD AGE

Chicago, Feb. il-Audrew J. Brown
me Of the founders 90 the Northwest.
rn University and Che fast member
( the original board of trustees Of the
Institution. died tonight in Evanston.
Ais death was due 90 old age. Mr.
Brown was The oldest member Of the
.hLcagn bar
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
ANOTHER FOR MISS ALICE.

Washington. Feb .11.-Of rare value
and beauty Is toe eff OF the King of
italy to Miss Roosevelt upon the occa-
Jon of her marriage. n f. n table oi
Italian mosaic work. showing scenes
rom Italian cities aud towns. The
able was made in Florence and wa
selected by The king.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

"cafdfe certainly Is 81. ck on him
s.if~
ooh. ! dent know. hes Away
r.nning himself tCwn.'
cot course: that's the only way b
ean teen on talking about himsf
and GET PEOPLE 10 listen to him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Columbus. Ohio February 1.-THE
grand jury Saturday indicted Frankie
icHugh. Floyd CLARKE and Kid Bax
sr for highway robbery. They are
charged with having enticed ". A
Watkins INFO Wall alley and relieved
lim ri $500 Saturday evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
Notice.

The pecial election TO fiji the va
-ancy in the city council from the
First ward IS be held today and all
saloon Keepers in that ward are here
by notified and requested TO cloee their
places of business from Z. a m. to .
%. m. IN compliance with the law.
GEORGE PARSONS.
Mayor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

Engineer James Richardson of
Cairo. H.. renewed his subscription
this week Mr.. Richardson, formerly
II this city. has been in Cairo about a
year and is doing well so will probably
make Cairo his permanent home
Waterways Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Company K Drill.

The members of Company X.
Fourth Reg. /. ~ c., will drill tonight
in the spacious hall in the new Ar
mory building. This drill is prepare
tory to the state inspection and all
members are expected 10 be present
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN SOCIETY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Mrs Thomas Cotjer of Ninth and
Walnut streets, viii entertain al
.nchre Tuesday afternoon The pro
leeds OF the party are to be used in
purchasing an organ Tor ST. Patrick's
hurch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

The Sprague which arrived in New
Orleans a few days ago with tow OF
oal viii have one barge, 1880 barrels
agar and 30 empty boats from New
Orleans and from Angola one barge,
50C 300 feet Of lumber.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

Carl Heinrich HCfix. q Hebron.
with Eve trained Swlss slpinis's. is on
his way 10 NJ. Everest. there 90 play
'Wacht am Rhoin" on his piccolO.
5000 feet above sJ1 level
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
PUNISHED THE soLoNs.

'shon. February liking Charlie
Saturday, as a result Of the recent
dis0rderly scenes and obstruction in
the Chamber Of Deputies. signed a de-
cree which was subsequently read in
the chamber. ordering the dissolution
OF uarliament.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

Lost two receipt books OF the Cairo
Telephone company. Finder please re
Wm TO City National bank and re-
ceiye reward.
u. r. ATSTHORPE.
President
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
Notice.

The entertainment that has been
advertised by the Ladies Of the Chris
ian church. for Amory Hail. will be
hanged to Thursday. February 18th
1t X. NJ. X c. Hall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
Forecasts For Today and Tuesday.

Washington, Feb. 1l.-Fair Monday
and colder in north; Tuesday, snow
in north, rain or snow in the south;
fresh to brisk south winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
BIG FIRE AT AURoRoA.

Auroroa. IT,, Feb. 1.-THE Stop
Wooden mill and factory ana Neu
Meyer Wrapper company were De
-troyed by fire today. loss s125.e01.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
S943G0c

"In the spring Of 1889 the boarf
selected one of its members TO can
vass the county. examine different
farms for sale and recommend a sui
able location for a Poor Farm This
Investigation resulted in the recon
mendat ON of what was known a the
John n. Parker estate, which is 20
-ated about II miles north of Cairo
midway between Beech Ridge ant
Hodges Park. just west Of the NJ. &
o. R.R. When it was ascertained tina
this farm could be- had for $1,000. j.
was at once decided to buy it. and
steps were taken 10 procure funds e.
carry ont the project
The author of the paper gives fur
Their important details concerning the
farm. among others that the money
10 purchase the farm was raised ir
1889 by a special tax levy Of % cents
IN the 500. which yielded SiSS915. Of
which s37G7 was paid for the con
.truction Of the building 70 Jno. Mad
len. contractor. whose bid was the
lowest: but perhaps the foregoing EN-
bodies an that will be most interest
ing to tax payers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
WANTED.

An experienced lumber inspector
wants position. Address W. this q
fee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
OUR COUNTY FARM.
Interesting figures Concerning II Care
fully Compiled BY Member Of
the Cairo Woman's Club.

At recent meeting Of the Cairo
Woman's Club Mrs. j. j Jennele
read paper of surprising interest
in which a long array OF valuable in
formation was given concerning the
county farm--facts which were care.
f0lly compiled from the records ana
which are not given to the public in
The ordinary publication OF the county
boards proceedings Mrs Jennella
gave a succinct history Of the farm
and produced figures from the reco"ds
showing the result of the experiment
thus far from a financial point of view
and in this phase Of the subject the
tax payers Of the county have lively
interest prior to the establishment
Of the farm in 1892" says Mrs, Jon
nellie the INDECENT poor We're widely
scattered and We're cared for, as their
condition was made known, by differ
ent persons who were willing to under
take the task-for pay, of course
from the county. but causing, often
times. mucn expenditure Of time and
money in investigation. The origi-
majors Of the movement to buy and
equip a home for these unfortunates
no doubt had in mind-flrst 10 provide
a place where the proper officials
might concentrate them, thus being
able 10 have them under close super,
vision. 10 carefully supply their needs
- 20
and save the county some expense.
Whether the last intention has
proved succe .sful, will be shown by
the following statistics, which have
been carefully compiled from records
of the county commissioners now on
file in the office of the county clerk.
and which are always open to the
public for inspection
In order to determine this poin
Ghat of economy the satisfies Of the
entire pauper expense OF the three
years previous % the equipment Of the
Poor House is here given for CON.
parlson with any like periods since
1901. Records Of the years inter
vening, being too incomplete to take
into consideration.
In 1889 the total expense
was ..................,.$ 3S33.O2
In 1890 the total expense
was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fjob,oy
was .................. 479S.42
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

T ghty-fve per cent Of the circula
ton Of the Bulletin goes directly int
he homes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

The river gauge at p. m yesterday
'aeistered 2o5 feet, howing fall
If ~ feet during the preceding "a
hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

Steamboatmen are hopeful of an
early opening Of the river in the
spring
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

Don't neglect your advertising. II is
- important as carrying stock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

The Bulletins subscribers have
honey 70 buy with.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
! PURELY PERSONAL
Observation-Disclosures

Phil H. saup. of Poplar Bluff. is in
the city.
Mark sayman is the guest of Joseph
Steagala.
George E o'Hara is here on a brief
business visit.
Miss Ino Ricketts, of Twenty-irst
street continues quite IN at her home
c. II. Bosley has accepted a position
as city salenman fro the Mcknight
Keaton Grocery company.
Miss Moll.e Pittman If Charleston.
No, who has been visiting friends in
the city. has returned home.
F. Z. Creelman passed through Cairo
Yesterday enroute from Louisiana to
Chicago. He spent part Of the day re.
newing old friendships here.
Mrs. Hisey Woodward Of Eleventh
street.. Saturday left for Columbus
Ky. whore she attended the funeral
Of Mrs. Fannie Smell yesterday.
Word from Mrs John T. Rennie OF
] os Angeles. Cal. safes that Mrs
James X. Rennie. her mother in-law.
has been quite III but Is now recover
ing
Mss LYDIA saup arrived here yes
terday enroute 10 her home at Poplar
Rluff, from Los Angelic. She was met
by her father. Phillip Saup. who will
accompany her on the balance Of her
journey. A. saup viii shortly leave
for Los Angeles for a three months
visit
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
NEWS OF THE RIVERS :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Peters Lee from Cincinnati is
lue this morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

The Stacker Lee from Memphis ar
rived in port yesterday at 6 p. m. and
departed last night for Cincinnati. She
reports heavy ice in river below here
Considerable ice is being emptied in
70 the Ohio by its tributaries and il
is impeding navigation somewhat Sew
raj boats have been laid up on ac'
count of the Waterways Journal
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

Miss Ino Ricketts, of Twenty-first
street continues quite IN at her home
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

c. u. Bosley has accepted a position
as city salerman fro the Mcknight
Keaton Grocery company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

Miss Mollie Pittman of Charleston
NO, who has been visiting friends in
the city, Ia returned home
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

George f. o'Hara is here on a brief
business visit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12
slq05.5c s1757a.Sa s22l25.l

As an Offset to tho above expenses
we have a revenua from the farm Of
the following amounts for the same
wears:
1901 receipts from products OF
the Poor Farm were ......s1S51, 81
1902 receipts from products of
the Poor Farm were .....,, l7GS.2'
1909 receipts from products Of
the Poor Farm were ....... 2S2ll9
1924 receipts form products OF
the Poor Farm were ...... 903.7?
1905 receipts from products Of
the Poor Farm were ....... 2o9l.o'
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

F. E. Creelman passed through Cairo
Yesterday enroute from Louisiana to
Chicago. He spent part Of the day re.
newing old friendships here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

Mrs. Hisey Woodward Of Eleventh
street.. Saturday left for Columbus
Ky. where she attended the funeral
Of Mrs. Fannie Smell yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-12

IIV tIIFs
Mark Sayman is the guest of Joseph
Steagala.
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Farms For. Sale

7 will sell the following des-
cribed lands, or any Of them, al
la bargain for cash or part cash,
balance on terms to suit the
pure haser, at a low rate Of in
terest, orr will sell to good
farmers on crop payments:
Township 155, range 61.sw
Ia, section ], 100 acres; sw Ia
section 6, 160 acres; ne IA sec
tlon 9, NV Ia section 10, 800
acres; $ IL section 90, sws IA
section 20, ne Ia secion 80, $40
acres.
Township 1856, range 62. s 1-2
section 2, 800 acres NV Ia sec
ton %. $50 acres ne Ia section
|26, 100 acres.
Township l56, range 62. sw
Ia section 8, sc Ia, sw la, sW
IL section 4, 800 acres.
Township 157, range 62. sw
Ia section ~, 100 acres; sW Ia
section 81, lot 3, section1, town
ship l56. range 63, ZIG acres.
Township l57, range 63. sW
Ia section. IL, $50 acres; ne Ia
section 8, l60 acres.
Township 158, range GA. Sc
Ia section 8, 160 acres. "a.
Township 155, range So. 6 1-2
|sW IA section 2, e 1-2 NV Ia
section III 160 acres; q IL NV
( Ia section 10 1868 and e II
NV ia section 2 1852.
John w. Maher,
Devils Lake, N. ID.
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! . ~ j sF = 7 Il D.
Newland district has voted to
build 81, 10000 addition to the
Consolidat School in the dis
trict. The people of the district
are greatly in favor OF the con
solidated school.
The question Of building a
suitable school house at Hamp-
den is being vigorously discussed
by the people Of the district but
as yet no definite plan Of action
has been decided upon.
Mr.. Samuel H. Tice closed q
successful four months term of
school in School No. 8, Creel
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Hotel For Sale

& Hotel in the best location in
Devils Lake, opposite the rail-
trWay station. Office. parlors;
fdining room, kitchen and % bed
rooms. Two full lots making
Egite 30 fees by l4Q feet. Good
1 income property.
Will trade for a good half sec
Erion OF land in Ramsey county.
Henry Hale, &
Il Devils Lake, M. i'd.
AT Office Of John ". Maher.
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School district, last Friday.
Mr.. Tice plans to spend the sum
mer in Bottineau county.
Miss Gabrielle IA. Manseau
commenced a term Of. school
School No. 2, Bay district, on
March 10Th. Miss Manseau did
excellent work in this school last
year and her efforts received the
hearty appreciation Of the pa
irons Of the school. .975
The final declamatory and
spelling contests will be held at
Devils Lake, Friday evening,
April 9th. Each Of the ten dis
tricts into which the school Of
the county have been divided for
these contests will be represent
ed by two contestants.
| The meeting Of school officers
of the county which will be held
lat the court house in Devils Lake
on Tuesday, April 3rd, promises
to be largely attended. An in
teresting feature Of the bro Ll
gram will be an address Of Prof.
/ d. E. Bangs Of Devils Lake on
The Work Of the School for the
Deaf.
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Only 81 for a years reading.
q. at the Public Library. Rooms
over the New York Cash store,
open Wednesday and Saturday.
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SCHOOL NOTES
By P. D. Norton, County superintendel

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The county and state appor-
tlonment Of the tuition fund for
the month of February amounted
to $7116. O2.
Miss Mary A. English, the
teacher in School No. /, Creel
district, is enjoying a weeks va
cation with her parents at Mia
CARA, N. d. 4.
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This week is easter vacation IN
1.-THE local schools. The younger
pupils are enjoying themselves,
!, while the seniors assisted BY q
, number Of the junior boys are
busy with their class play The
anksgiving Game" to BE pre-
isensed at the Armory ina couple
lot weeks. The play is one Of the
hest ever seen in the west.
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The combination sale which
was to5be held on April srd, has
been postponed until Saturday
April 18th.
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