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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
o. 0'BR|ENRES|GNS;
/ I HAW INQUIRY
TO START TODAY
FORMER JUSTICE DECLINES TO
ACT ON LuNAcY COMMISSION
BECAUSE or HEALTH.
.DA' ID MCCLURE NAMED
To Succeed o'Brisn as Chairman
First Session of Men Appointed
to Decide On Thaw's Sanity
This Afternoon.

New York, March 27After the
Il jury VIII ch has been trying Tham fsr
more than two months past was ox-
cmsed today until next Monday an
the members IT the lirnacy commits.
sion named yesterday afternoon BY
Justice Fitzgerald had been sworn in.
there came a sudden announcement
late tn the afternoon that former S.
rreme Court Justice 0'Brien, chair,
man Of the commission. had resigned
In a fstter 10 Fitzgerald O'Briea state
that upon reflection he was forced,
heeauae OF the condition of his health
and profess onal engagements pro-
yiously entered Into, 70 decline n
sery as member of the commits
sion
Appoints lawyer David Mcclure.
Fitzgerald Immediately made nax
order appointing David Mcclure.
well known attorney III this city ard y
member of former Police Commits.
sioner McAdoo's advisory committee
of eitiz MS. to FIJI the vacancy.
Mcclure met the other members of
The commits ion this Afternoon atil
was selected chairman. Later he an-
nounced that the flrst session of the
commission will be held tomorrow af
trnoon. The sessions will be Iab
lie.
The announcement Of ORrien's res.
ignation came as Il eomple.e sssrprisc
When the Thaw jury reported I'll d
morning Fitzgerald was engaged III
conference With ths members OF the
commission appointed yesterday. AIT
being present Fitzgerald administer.
Cd the OATH OF office To the commits
sieners ana had an hours TELL with.
them concerning the cas- and theIrS
diifiea in connections with the inquiry
they were about to undertake,
Afterward the three commissioners
filed in their places and Thaw was
brough. into cart. The july was
then discharged until next Monday.
Inquiry Will BE Rrshed.
Following the proceed ngs in court
Fitzgerald had another conference
with the ihr e commissioners original
ly selected The commission reas-
cembled az p m. but o'Briens res
ignation and the appointment of Nc
Clue as his successor was ann fucel
Mcclure. Olney and pfutzel eSnferr-
I'd for some time and finally an
nounced that the first formal session
will be held tomorrow afternoon. Tho
inquiry WI be pressed to the speed-
lest possible conclusion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
SLEW WAITRESS;
MOB THREATENS
THOUSAND PEOPLE CRY FOR
VENGEANCE UPON MAN WHO
BRUTALLY KILLED GIRL WHO
HAD 5PURNED HIM.

Pittsburg. March 27.-Miss Nancy
Miller. "a years old, waitress, en-
p,oyed at hotel in East Pittsburg.
was stabbed seven times tonight with
q butcher knife and died within a
few minutes. Walter Howard Is
locked up charged with murder.
Howard made advances TO Miss
Miller which were not reciprocated
and when he became persistent she
had him arrested. Tonight he called
a. the hotel and made his way uno5-
served to the kitchen where he
plunged the knife into the woman's
back. Then Howard stabeed her six
times when she fell dead at his feet
Over 1000 persons crowded the
street in from Of the hotel. threaten
ing vengeance upon Howard. but a
squad of officers safely lodged him in
Jail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
KINGS ESTATES RAlDED
Ry Rioting Peasants and Troops Are
| Rushed TO Stop Disorders.


Vienna, March ~. Press dis.
patches from Czernowtz, on the Mol
davian frontier, say conditions IN eer-
tain parts of Roumania are still most
serious Grave disorders are reported
TO have broken out on the estates OF
King Charles at Poiana, and troops
have been sent to the royal domains.
II is rumored that large numbers
of peasant rioters have been killed in
conflicts near Eraila and papnlesca.
and 1t appears that large number Of
rioters, on trying to enter the town
Of Galatz, were repulsed by soldiers
near Losaveni with loss of 20 men
|Itilled; then the peasants turned their
attention on Bala.
Sanguinary lighting is reported
also at vlasta. near Stareski, and at
craioyal. but these reports probably
iefcrred To occurrences III Mon3as
and Tuesday. as owing to the censor
ship all dispatches have to be mailed
to the frontier. Information reached
here late tonight that peace is slowly
being restored
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
DIVORCE INDUSTRY is
FIGHTING new LAW

S Soux Falls. s. D.. March 27.-Men
intere ted in the divorce industry
have d cided upon a sensational coup
which will prevent the new law, in
creasing the period of residence from
six months TO one year. from going
into effect for nrarly two years.
II was of cially announced that the
referendum amendment will be in
yOked. and this viii prevent the new
divorce law from going into effect
until IL has been sDmitted 10 the
voters of the state and receives a ma
iority Of the votes cast
II cannot be submitted until Noven-
Der 1898. and in the meantime the
pres Mt law, requiring only six
month"; residence. win be in effect.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
KIT 70 END TROUBLE.

Bucharest. March 27.--Order gen
orally has been restored in the pro
vince of Moldavia but fresh disturb
apces have occurred in theDolj dis.
trict and several other places in Wal
lacha The disorders at N%aceni
have been suppressed by the killing
or wounding of 25 men, At this
point the troops dispersed 500 In
cendiaries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
OORSMSOLENT;
FRANCE WILL ACT
SITUATION IN MOROCCO IS IN
81 TOLERAHLE DECLARES
FOREIGN MINISTER. .
NEED STERN MEASURES
He Says, to Compel the Sultan to
Restore Order and Respect
French Rights--Demsnd
Security of Foreigners.

Paris, March 2Ts-Replying In The
fchamber Of deputies today 70 Interpret
ilafions on the subject of Morocco
Foreign Minister Pichon said the
isituaticn had become intolerable.
THE Mnors were more and more In
solent. and efflcacious measures were
necessary TO compel the sultan to re.
lstore order and respect French rights
Besides the occupation of Oudja,
France would demand indemnities,
Preparation and The addition of meas
lures providing for the security Of for
elgners. The policy OF France was
not one of conquest.
The chamber unanimously adopted
resolution of confidence In the gov
Eernment
Private dispatches received here
say that Gen. Liautey has occupied
IOudia, but they are not confirmed.
France does not expect any oppo.
sition puon the part of any other
Ip0wer against the course she has
mapped out in regard to Bsorocco.
The official view Of the situation is,
l"The question is entirely between
France and Morocco. There is not
/ the slightest reason for outside com
tnlications. France Is not actuated by
I.ulterior motives"
France Makes Demonstration.
yt-fsx Id To- e., h1
purpose of demonstration to Morocco
that she cannot flout France with i'm
lpunity as heretofore, France has
been extremely lenient. When an
Ioutrage occurred she has contentel
herself with presenting her cIaims
through diplomatic circles. These
have been disregarded so long that
France has been compelled to teach
the sultan lesson sFiie eoaiinfasixlssr
Of the armored cruiser Jeanne da
Arc, when the vessel arrives at Tan
oier, will hand list of the French
demands to Mohammed FL Torres a
representative of the sultan. Besides
satisfac ion for the murder of DR..
MdutHdIup dliu tHc OlBdiIiNdh.oA " u
Moorish police force on the Algerian
frontier, Morocco will be required to
put an end to the anarchistie condi
tions under which the lives OF for
eigners of all nations in Moroccan
territory are constantly endangered.
France believes that the sultan VIII
yield without any trouble.
IL sei2ing Oudja. France places her
finger on the nerve center of Moroc.
can commerce. II is walled town
where caravans arrive and depart
from and to all points in the interior.
and where the sultan collects taxes
upon goods f-om The interior and the
exterior The French government
learns with satisfaction that Germany
recognizes Frances right to act in
the matter and II is generally agreed
that no power is justified in interfer-
Ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
MANSFIELD I'LL;
ABAND0NS TOUR
NOTED ACTOR CONFINED TO BED
BY NERVOUS EXHAUSTION
WILL co TO COUNTRY HOME
IN ENGLAND.

New York. March 27-The en-.
nouncemeni that Richafd Nansdeii
the acor han abandoned his sprins
UT through the country owug -
his illness. was made today BY Il. d.
$. Stew ms. Mansfeld's manage
Mansfield is now 50 III from nervous
exhaustion that he Is confined IN his
bed at his home in this city and bis
physicians after a consultation tedsy
ordered thai he take 4 long rest.
Man Geld. g. was stated tonig,t
viii be kept closely connH a 10 rs
home until the first Of Nay when be
probably VII be tken 20 hIs country
estate IN England.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
MRS. SAGE GIVES 100000 MORE

New York, March 27.--At a meeting
today of the International Committee
of the Young Mn's Christian Asso
citation. Il was announced that Mrs
Russell Sage had added 100000 90
her recent donation Of $3.50 600 for the
building of a home for the commit
tee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
TO DEDICATE MONUMENT.

Washington. March 27--President
Roosevelt has promised to make an
address at the dedication OF The sta.
tue to the memory of the Rough
Riders to be erected at the Ar,ia g'ol
National cemetery on April l2. The
cornerstone of the monument was
laid today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
COL. DANIEL TAYLOR DEAD.

Augusta, Ga, March 27--CoL Dan.
ie! M.Taylor, chief ordnance officer
Of the lakes, died her today. Col.
Taylor at the time of his death was
on leave of absence from his post at
Chicago. He was47 years old and IS
survived by Mrs. Taylor and two
daughle ers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
TRACING 5000 ooo BRIDE.

San Francisco. March 2a-The
grand jnry resumed its session this
Afternoon and inquiry will be direct
ed 70 an effort 10 trace the course Of
the 1900 600 said 20 have been s-nt
here from Los Angeles for the ailege
purpose OF obtaining a franchise for
the Home Telephone company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
ANOTHER CONFERENCE.

Washing on. March 27.-Marvin
Hughitt. president Of the Northwest
ern railroad. arrived in Washington
tonight and will call a the White
House tomorrow to di cuss the rail
road situation with President Roose-
welt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
FIREWORKS EXPLODE; i DEAD.

New York. March PA spark
cause ed by a blow from q hammer ig
nited a quantity Of set pieces in the
finishing room of the Consolidated
Fir-k Works company. al Graniteville.
S l.. 'oday and in the explosion that
foilowes one man was torn 10 pieces.
a boy and two girls probably fatally
injured ard seven ether persons burn
cd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
TWO KILLED BY EXPLOSION.

Cleveland. Ohio. Mar b 27.-Two
men were Instantly killed and sew
eral thousand dollars worth Of prop
erty was destroyed today when the
glaze min Of the Austin Powder con-
pany at Fall Junc len. twenty miles
from here. exploded. Henry Cox and
John Miller we're blown to pieces
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
KILLS WIFE AND SHOT SELF.

Chicago March q. = Policeman
John ". Leonard. who has been sieS
several months. tonight shot and kill
ID his dife and committed suicide.
Roth died before they could give any
explsnafion for the tragedy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
ASK HUNGARY TO INTERVENE

Budapest, March 27.-The munci-
pa council of this city today passed a
resolution calling the attention OF the
government to the danger in which
the Hungarian residents OF Roumania
fad themselves and asking IL to in
tervene with the Roumanian govern
ment with a view to ending the state
of anarchy in that country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
CALL FOR BANK CONDITIONS

Washington. d. C., March 27.-The
comptroller of the currency has Is
SIZED a call for the condition of ma
t.onal banks at thee lose of business
Friday, March %.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
MRS. TOWER IMPROVING.

New York. March 27.-The cendi-
tion Of Mrs Charlemange Tower.
wife OF the Ame lean ambassador %
Germany. who is Il in the Hotel Man
haitian. was much improved today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.

Fulton. KY March 27.-Jim Nice,
aged II. died at his home near Har
ris Station after few 'daFs' suffer
ing. Yeung Nee was kckei by a
vicious horse last Sunday and died
with hemorrhages.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28

Twenty years ago Egypt h1i As-i'y
single good rad Da-ins tEs 1zf
six Years ever lo1e nl-les . sd
roads fsse bsen n.ds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28

ONLY PAPER I'M THIS SECTION
which u member Of The Assoclsted
Press and receives the DAILY SEA-.
VICE Of that great news agency.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-28

GIVES CAIRO AND VICINITY AL
the important news OF the day from
FOUR to EIGHT hours IN advance OF
ANY OTHER PAPER PRINTED.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20
Decoration Day llJiI Soon Be 6ere

The day which adwhenw 8
tina
ouu 10
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20
WILL SINK NEW WELL
NORTH OF THE CITY

The Western Land and Water Co. :,
which has acquired a large body of
semi mi-arid land north of Canon,
which it expects to convert into an
agricultural tract by means of water
brought to the surface from subter-
renean sources will shortly begin
work on new we'll to be located half
mile or so from the one sunk last
fall.
A splendid stream of water was
found by the company in its first we'll
at a depth of about $50 feet, but it
did not rise to the surface, and boring
operations were continued till depth
of 975 feet was reached without addi-
tional success. The water rose in the
we'll to within 10 feet of the top,
where it has since stood; all efforts
to lower it by pumping having thus
far been Intellectual.
The officers Of the company are con-
fident that water will be found in the
new well at depth of not to exceed
275 feet and think the chances are
good for it to become flowing one.
If artesian wells can be made n sue
cess on the plateau north of town,
which there are good reasons for
believing will be the case. they will
be groGt thing for county. The
geological strata favors the theory of
the company aud its experiments will
be watched with much interest.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20

GRADUATES EIGHT-The an
nual commencement exercises Of the
Brookside school was held Thursday
night in the presence of one of the
largest gatherings of people ever held
there on n similar occasion. The
program was of unusual excellence
and was fitting elimination of the
school year, which, it is hardly too
much to say, has been the best in the
history of the village. The class
address was made by Prof. IL +.
Smith of South Canon and was n
masterly one in all respects, winning
for him the applause and admiration
Of the audience. There were eight
members in the graduating class and
the diplomas were presented by Mrs.
Merriam. county superintendent Of
schools.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20
TROOPS NEEDED TO.
SUPPRESS RIOT
Strikers at Evansville Attack
Every Street Car andt he
Crews Fieer for
Their Lives.
CAR WINDOWS ARE BROKEN
Officials Confer With Mayor
Boehne and Ask For the
Aidlof the Militia to
Restore Order.
CAR WINDOWS ARE BROKEN

Evansville, Ind, May 20-The
street car strike situation is serious.
The police are unable to cope with
the rioters and troops may be asked
for.
The company operated but few Of
the city cars today. Every car was
setond and egged. In many instances
the conductors and motormen were
injured. When trouble occurred no
officers were in sight. At one place
a mob attacked car and broke every
window and the crew was forced TO
abandon the car and flee.
The street car officials this after
noon met Mayor Boehne and other
city officials and informed them that
their property had been destroyed and
If the local officers could not give
them protection they will have to
appeal to the governor.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20
RAILROAD WILL PLANT
TREES FOR TIE TIMBER

Pittsburg, Pa. May 20-The Penn
sylvania railroad announces here that
it has decided to plant 20, 600 acres of
ground at the foot of Allegheny
mountains in tie timber.
The steel tie will not do, it says.
The wooden tie must be perpetuated,
and with alarm the big railroad sys-
TEN has viewed the passing of avail
able ie-making trees from the forests
and it is announced that ie-growing
on a scale never before thought of
will be started at once.
1t will be 40 years before the trees
now to bc planted vii, be available
for the first crop oI ties, but the
railroad has decided that it must look
that faI chead, and with this object
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20
THE CRUISER
CALIFORNIA IN
Navy YARD

San Francisco, May 20-The United
States Cruiser California was towed
from the Union Iron Works yesterday
to the Mare Island navy yard, where
the big warship will be completed.
On account Of the strike of iron
workers the Union Iron Works people
were unable to go ahead with the al
most finished cruiser, and as Uncle
Sam had need of the fighting machine,
orders We're issued for the California
to be turned over to the navy yard.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20
WILLIAMSBURG
SAFE BLOWERS
ARE ARRESTED

Word reached the city shortly aft
er noon today that the three men who
dynamited the safe in the Easton
store week ago last night, and stole
a considerable sum of money, drafts
and stamps, were placed under arrest
in Pueblo last evening. They answer
the descriptions of the men wanted
and in fact they were caught wearing
the shoes that were stolen from the
Easton establishment.
The trio were armed to the teeth
and one of them especially is said
to be bad actor. Just where they
have been in hiding for the last
week is not known, but it is suppc-ed
this will be brought out when they
are put through the sweat box. One
of them was placed under arrest yes
terday morning and the other at 3
O'Clock last evening. Sheriff Esser
has gone to Pueblo and it is expected
that they will be brought back to
Florence or to Canon City on this
evenings 5 train.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20

Tribune class ads do the business.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20
A DEAD BOMB
WAS LEFT IN
STREET CAR

San Francisco, May 20-Late last
was found in Suffer street car at the
barn at Oak and Broderick streets.
The fuse had been lighted, but the
spark died out before reaching the
powder. The police are work ng on
the case. The United Railroads
officials believe that the inferal
machine was left in the car by a
strike sympathizer.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20
A THREE YEAR OLD
WONDER OF ILLINOIS
READING SHAKESPEARE

st. Francisville, ILL.,. May 20-At
the age of 3 years 3 and months,
Charles Ross Buchanan, son of a
farmer at st. Francisville, reads books
that the majority of children do not
read until they are 10 years older
He has excited the attention of educa-
tors.
Asked what kind of reading he
liked best, he replied Il have just
finished reading Shakespeare "As
You Like 1t, but l like Charles
Dickens better -
His mother, who was school teach
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20
: $3.50 II $3.50 :

Practically clothing dealer spes this old price,
can't get much advantage your competitor on
mere prioes-heres nothing to it, MOI It's Goods that
do the business II the line is aractve-more sty sb
tailored and finished better than valswe get the bus
mess all highland keep it, too (Which is the largest thing
consider anyway In selling the clothing do Civ
ing the best that be gotten any price don't
take people long find it either Put any suits
and its perfect fit every time matter how odd shaped YOU
may be.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20

Children's Shoe Bargain
81 Children's and Misses
Shoes. ,,7lc
81 80 Children's and Misses
Shoes. .98c
$l.5O Misses and Children's
Shoes ............... Ito
81 80 Misses black, tan, white
Oxfords. .90c
~ Misses Dongola, sizes up
to 2, on sale at.......S1.46
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20
Attention Sir Knights.

f. f. Phillips of Colorado Springs,
colonel of the first regiment, will be
present at the regular meeting Tues
day night, May 81 to install officers
for Star of the West Co. No. 4, U. II.
X. of p, and also to inspect the com
pany. You are ordered to report at
X. of p. hall promptly at O'Clock
in uniform. j. f. Ash, Capt.
96-70
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20

er at Vincennes, Ind, says Charles
spends about four hours each day in
reading to her. He has never been
to school and seldom plays with other
children. Charles spoke his first
words when he was months old and
months later could talk fiuently.
He knew his alphabet even before
he could talk plainly. When asked
what he intended to be when he grew
up he said:
1.-The railroad business appeals to
me. The railroad monopolies will
soon control almost everything "
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20

in view Assistant United States For
ester f. A. Sterling has been lifted
from Washington and employed by
the Pennsylvania road to do nothing
else but look after the tie-growing
industry of the system.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-20

Tho five million dollars the Ameri-
can people spend ois baseball is really
worth more than the same amount
would be In doctors bills.
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