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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
NOTICE.
For Letting Of Contracts for Sewers
and Filling.

Public notice is hereby giyer b,
the Beard OF Local ] movements y
tho City Of Cairo. Illinois hat unit
ten (l0) O'Clock a. IL Monday, Marcel
70, 1907, al the city council chamber
No HI Commercial avenue, Cairo
| Illinois, sealed bids will be received
| for the construction Of yitrified tie
9ipe sewers and inlcts and brick man
holes in Sixteenth street and ssse*etf-
teemn street, iii the City of Cairo,
| land for filling the same with earth
from lot Zine 10 lot line and to the
established grade of said streets. un.
der ordinance No. no. approved De-
eember 18th. 1906, the work TO ex-
tend. on Sixteenth street from Wash
iEston avenue to Pine street, and on
Seventeenth street. from Walaut
street to Pine street. Copies of the
said ordinance and the specifications
for the Improvement will be found at
the office of the City Engineer, No.
LII Commercial Avenue, Cairo,
Bids may. be put in for The sewer
work on each street separately and
together and for the sewer work and
filling on each street separately or
together. or for the whole of the i'm.
plovemert on both streets: and the
same shall be so itemized as to show
the bid per foo for the sewer pipe
and inlets and of the brick man,
holes, including all work and labor
and materials for completing the sew
er work and the bid per yard for the
filling, and aggregating the amounts
bid for sewer work and filling separ-
ately and for both, if both are includ-
ed in the bid
10 be paid in bonds of the city, bear
ng five 90 per cent interest per an
mum, which said bonds are to be paid
put of the assessments made under
The said ordinance and which are di,
vided into ten 00) annual install
ments. Each proposal or bid must be
accompanied by cash or by check
payable TO the order of George Par
sons as President Of the Board of
Local improvements of the City of
Cairo. certified by a responsible bank,
for an amount which shall not be less
than ten (1o) per cent of the sqcre-
gate or whole amount of the bid CT
proposal, and 70 bid can be consider
ed unless accompanied by such check
or cash. The bids shall be delivered
20 the said Board of Local Improve
mcnis. which will. iu open session. at
TIM time and place above specified.
cgamius and publicly declare the
same. Contractors viii be required
10 enter into contracts with he city
FOR the construction If the improve
ment and into a hond payable TO The
city in the sum Of Fifty (50) per cen
um Of the amount bid with security
20 be approved by the Board. condi-
toned for the faithful performance Of
the contract and for aclding the said
ely harmless &c FLANK forms for
bids wll be- furnished on application
"a the city engineer The Rolrd r.
serves The rigM 10 rejee any aud an
bids.
Dated 1t Cairo Illinois. this 18Th
day Of Ma b. A. ID. 1891.
GEORGE PARSONS.
President 81 the Board of Local I'M
p.orcmcnts Of The Citt Of Cairo. III
inoi5.
Affect
Ernest Nordmsn, secretsry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS

Office of the Cairo City Coal Com
pany, Cairo, Illinois March 2, 1907
The regular annual melting OF the
stockholders OF the Cairo City Goa
Company will be held at the office u
the Company, No. 709 Ohio Street IN
the City Of Cairo, Illinois, on Tuesday
he md of April A. d., 1907, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m, and
O'Clock p m.
JOHN TIERNAN,
Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
NEW YoR x COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Market.

New York. March I2-Money gu
call firm. "a qfG per cent. closing bid
5iz Time loans strong. sixty days
60Gis per cent; ninety days 6 bid
six months : per cent Prime paper
6N6k per cent. Exchange easy de
mand 4s4.30@2s. sixty days 1880
ass. Bar silver 6Ssk.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13

The ancient Firms believed that q
mystic bird laid an egg on the lap Of
Vsimainou. who Matched Il In his
bosom. He let It fall into the water,
aud IL broke. the lower portion OF the
shell, forming the earth. the upper
The sky: the liquid white became the
sun, and the yolk The moon. the
little fragments Of broken 81 were
transformed into stars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
BUSINESS ON A SAFE BASIS.

Customer-Iiow much for that
sllit Of clothes if pay cash?
! Forty dollars.
Customer-IIoN much on credit !:
Tailor-Eighty dollars, half of il
down.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
SOUTHERN prvIsIon

fHE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO MEMrHD
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, AT.
LANTA, JAOKs0NvILLE, sA.
vANNAH, vIOKSBUR6
and JACKSONVILLE.
2lS4 q. m. "The Dixie Flyer" MsnRhis
Nashville and jacksonville,
3,Ib .. m. Memphis and New orlssss Linit
ed via Memphis, arriving in Memphis ~ SIS
o. no. and New Orleans 8ii5 p. m.
500 q. M, Paducsh and rouisvflls.
I;41 D. M, daily. Memphis and New Orlssn.
Fast NAH arriving in Memphis st 7it5 .. m.aat
ee~ orleans at $50 o. m.
I;41 p. m, daily, Nashville, ohassseoTasnd
Atlanta. xhEk
4 80 p. m. Fulton Accommodation.
$3.50 pm. Memphis and reu uriesns gpssis
STRIVE in Memphis 81 1850 p. m, nsw orlsan
1878 q. m.
GsiO D. no. Paduoah snd Iouisville.
ATFor throusn tickets, sleeping ear accom-
mocatione and further Information apply 81
Illinois Central Passenger station, Cairo, nj.
.. ". JoNE5, Ticket A.
&c. HATCH, q. p. A. q
A. BAHnOr. Passenger Trssns HansFcf. "a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
A, n. Hons. EIies. conv.ntlnn.

AT the F7oFse FIIes OonVentIon.
The honorable chairman-We viii
now consider the question Of automo-
biles. the alarming increse of which
seriously threatens the future OF our
profession.-Fuck-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
ROSES Mlrn fnorna.

Some people seem made to be all.
ways getting thorns In their fingers
or their hearts, but they are usually
those who care enough to pick roses
and run the rick Maartsn Martens.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
NOTICE
For Letting Of Contracts for Sewers.

Public notice Is hereby given by
The Board Of Local improvements 81
the city Of Cairo. Illinois. thai until
ten f10l O'Clock a. m. Monday. March
&C. 1897. 81 the city council chamber.
No. iii Commercial avenue Cairo.
Illinois. sealed bids viii BE- received
for the CONSTRUCTION Of vitT'fisd tile
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
Receipts and Shipments.

Chicago, March 12.-The following
car load lots represent the days re.
CENTS and SHIPMENTS:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
YOUTH innatience.

A barrier 10 a colt. means some
hing to JUMP over-Deland
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
OFFICERS.

a, K. Buder... President
fhas. Feuchter, Jr. .Vice-President
]. H. Galligan. ........... Cashier
F. Spencer ....... Assistant Cashier
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13

Accounts OF corporations and individ-
uals especially solicited. Exchange
TO any part Of the world.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13

5outHb0uHu
No. l Express. daily, w.. 2.20 PA
No Havana Ltd. daily, " 2-57 an.
No. Express, daily, iy....11.25 pm
Northbound
No. Express daily. Nils 7 N
No Limited, daily. iv......2.55 an.
no. 6 Express, daily, lE...-.s-9t a N.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
Alexander
County National
Bank
Commercial ave. and Eighth Street,
CAIRO ILLINOIS.

SapItst ..-................ $fG0, 900
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $4,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13

r dSSeHyefS cities should bear in al
that the Illinois Central Is the quickest. out
by many hours, leaving Cairo ut 7:l6 p. m, n
arriving In New York at 80 the second dxy |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13

OUTPUT Of TransvaaI Gold.

The Transvasl gold average Is half
IN ounce e TIE ton
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
Alexander County
Savings Bank
STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

Capital ...... ..... $4,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $4,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-13
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-07
WIND DESTROYS
TEXAS VILLAGE
Two Killed and Many Seriously Hurt
In Storm Which Swept North
ern Part Of State.

Fo,t Worth. Tex. May Ga storm
If wind and rain which was general
throughout a considerable area in
7orthern Texas today. at some places
assumed proportions Of a tornado.
At Depor, much damage was done
'wellings. but no person was serious
IS injured At Haiesboro the wife
and child Of Andrew Bell were hurt
At Antioch the whole village was
practically destroyed A man named
Brazil was killed. Mrs. James Fer
cuson was dangerously hurt by hE-
ng debris. Ben Pogue and wife were
badly hurt and Mrs. Sid Lackey vii
probably die Of injuries.
The village Of Birdwright vas en-
tireiy destroyed and II was known az
least one death occurred there and
r. is said at least one vas fatally in
iured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-07
EXPOSES PLOT TO
DEFRAUO THE j. 5
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY is
EXPECTED IN TRIAL OF MEN
CHARGED WITH BATTLEsHIP
FRAUDS.

Pittsburg. Pa May 6-The case
of J. Jay Dunn. Charles Close ani
Frank L. Emmett. former employees
of the Shelby Steel Tube company. of
Greenvills. charged with conspiracy
to defraud the United States govern
ment in connection with installing al
legged defective tubes on the war YES
sells Pennsylvania. Louisiana. Mary
land. Charleston. N brassa. Mime
sofa. Vermont Washington and Ten
nessee. was called today in the United
States district court
One defendant. Frank l. Emmett.
pleaded guilty today and waived a
hearing. United States District AttoT-
ny Dunkle explained that Emmett
had turned states evidence and some
sensational testimony is expected 10
develop during the trial
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-07
.SOl0NS PLAN TO
END LAW MAKING
ILLINOIS LEGISLATORS START
RUSH TO WIND UP SESSION
SATURDAY NIGHT.
DEAEEN MAY BALk HOPE
BY Calling Extra Nesting, as Threat.
ened--LocaI Option Bill Is Well
upported--chicago Charter
Yet Unsettled.

Springfield Ill, May g. Illinois
legislature started on d race agains
time at O'Clock this afternoon whtr
the lawmakers re-convened for wha1
Twill probably be the closing week 81
Ithe session. The w.nGup has beej
set for midnight Of Saturday, which
4 probably vii mean about when the
ssun Is rising Sunday morning,
Gov Deneen said on return ta-
day from Washington, Chicago char
ter and local option are the three
lgreat uncertainties that may inter,
fere with the program to end this do
ias-little-as- possible legislature next
Saturday night The executives foes
have been shaping appropriations and
administration bills so as to give him
/ as little excuse as possible for carry
! ing out his threat to call special
session. Their belief that he will
acqniesce is based upon thtir opinion
that he Is lacking In backbone.
Fight on Representation.
The decision of Cook County law
makers yesterday, at the city hall
conference with Mayor Busse In Chi
cago, to oppose 10 tbs bitter end any
ripper leg station, as amended by
the country, limiting Cook county's
representation in the general assem-.
bly, In return for a charter. has cen
tnrad thel Gnhf Nan ,tY.l L SO tb. or..t.
Try backs down. there will be a
straight cut issue. with Cook county
probably united lit with Its only hope
in sec ring country yoies. The odds
In such contest can be figgged frorf
the ratio of Senatorial d 4tficts-fs
being in Cook. ceuniy and .32 oui side.
Sps aker Shurtleff expects the mafil
charter bin TO be called up on third
reading and passed by the house on
Tuesday.
The corps of enrolling and engross
ing clerks has been augmented to
prepare the chartsr. pure food prac
tice commission, municipal court and
other bills OF great legth. which can
not be put on passage until enrolled
and engrossed If that task is not
finished by Tuesday the result. even
without Governor Deneen's enrolment
will probably be another week of the
session.
Local option Well Supported.
when the charter Is off the hsus
calendar, then local option will have
the center of the stage There are
plenty OF votes TO pass the bill-p r
haps as high as IS, instead Of The n
minim m-but the big brewery lobby |
still hopes TO buy enough yo'es to de
feat e.
The pure food bill is to be he sub
,ect of further treatment in the sen
ite. The standards of pur ty insert |
"a b. the Demoera S are 10 be again
exercised, leaving that TO the state
commission provided for in III bill |
This will permit conforming Illinois |
standards TO national standards that |
ere soon to b. fixed at Washington. !
Even as 1t stands, its Republican op |
nonents admit the bin is pretty |
good"
All labor legislation worth mendon |
ing is dead. and possibly the only |
OF that charac er 20 go |
through will be one on which :he coal
miners and operators agr ed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-07
MINISTER'S WITHDRAWN.
From Two Countries and Leave to
Look After interests.

Look After Interests.
Washington, May G.-Although tel.
egraph wires have not brought t.
Washington any actual news of thu
severance Of the diplomatic relations
between Guatemala and Mexico, OF
fcials here have no doubt that Mex
| leo took action today that will result
u giving to the Guatemalan minister
In Mexico passports for his with,
| Grawal The Mexican minister In
Guatemala is now preparing to re.
tu'n home, and American charge.
Philip Brown, secretary to the lega
ricn has been instructed TO look af-
ter Mexican interests in the Guatema-
Ian capital upon the departure Of the
Mexican minister.
The State Department had numer-
GUS messages today fOm Minister
Lee, who is about to leave Guatemala
for the United States on account of
illness, and from Secre airy Blown.
These dispatches confirmed the ad-
vices received from diplomatic repre-
sentatives in Washington Of the two
countries that there was no possibil
fsy~uf Guatemala and Bfexiao arFang-
ing the controversy over the demand
or the extradition of General Lima.
The Formally of issuing passports
IN the two counties each for the
withdrawal of the minister of the
other government. will probably re
quire a day or two
II Is not known here what diplomats
will attend to the interests of Guate-
mala in Mexico, but 1t is not impos-
sible that the United States will per.
form this service as well as for Mex
leo in Guatemala.
War May Follow Difficulty.
Severance of diplomatic relations
Goes moi mean war, although the fact
that the two countries adjoin causes
great anxiety that there may be at
any time invasions by one or the 9th
er into the territory of the enemy
by irresponsible bands Doubtless
trouble would result that might easily
end in a declaration of hostilities.
ana officials of the State Department
intend to use their good offices In
IN effort to adjust The present diff
lculty
DR.. Toledo Herrarto, Guatemalan
minister, conferred with Assistant
secretary Bacon today concerning
the situation and said he hoped there
would be a settlement soon. He de
clared that under the treaty between
Mexico and Guatemala, one country
had NO right to demand the surren.
Ter of a citizen of the other. Tho
extradition treaty is intended for the
surrender OF a fugitive from his own
country, but in the case of Lima, ex
tradition could be expected only a
ar act OF courtesy Herrarto believes
that If President Cabrera should te
disposed to surrender Lima, Guatema
ians courts would hold there was nc
In law for such action.
Herrarto tonight received a cablr
message from the Guatemalan min
sie- of foreign affairs In which h.
'ays the difficulty with Mexico vii
be satisfactorily adjusted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-07
WILSON SEES NO
BIG CROP DAMAGE
SECRETARY or AGRICULTURE
DECLARES REPORTS ARE
GREATLY EXAGGERATED.
CRY MADE FOR MOTIVE
He Says In An Interview In Which
He Predicts Normal Crops of
Wheat and corn--Hurts
Northwest.

Chicago, May 6.--Reports Of dam
ago to crops, which have been So
numerous of late. owing to the I'M
seasonable weather and ravages OF
Lugs, have been greatly exaggerated
according to Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson who Is in Chicago tonight
When asked for his opinion on the
coming crop Of, grain, Wilson said.
Spring seeding Is a little back
ward on account of the cold weather,
but there is plenty Of time between
now and the last Of September to
grow Il crop Of all Kinds Of grain In
| Minnesota and the Dakotas, where we
get most Of our spring wheat seeding
| is delayed about two weeks, but with
| 4 few days warm sunshine planting
| win soon be In full progress.
while the weather has been nm.
seasonably cold in some districts,
still it has not been severe enough to
retard plowing, and my adyices are
that the ground in those States has
been nearly all made ready to re
ceiye seed We win have warm wealth
e. In few days now, and | don't
see what is to prevent a normal crop
OF spring wheat in these States
Canadian Crop in Danger.
4As regards the Canadian North
west, claims being made that this
years harvest will be seriously d.
minished. may have some founda-
ton. According to what consider
authentic advices from that section
'Tn the Southwest there have been
SO cold that plowing has been almost
impossible. npast years the Can
adian farmer has benerally left his
he finds himself in a bad predca
meHt. 4S n
'lnasmuch as Canada grows but a
small proportion of the total wheat
crop Wilson does not think the con-
will make great deal of difference.
"In the Southwest there has been
numerous claims for the past three
weeks of serious damage being
wrought b. green bugs. These re-
ports Of damage to the winter wheat
have been grossly exaggerated. | am
In a position where | get as good in
formation as anybody regarding the
growing crop. While | have had
many reports about the green bug,
still the damage wrought by these
insects has been local in every in
stance and there has not been any
general attack by this pest as some
people are endeavOrng to make 1t |
appear.
Damage Cry All For a Purpose.
"Adyices | have at hand lead me !
10 believe the Sou Invest will have
its usual crop this year. This applies
% oats and corn as well as wheat. The |
crop as a whole may he delayed some
what in ripening but net enough to |
cause any apprehension. Corn wll |
suffer most, as plowiug for this crop
has been delayed considerably, but
see no cause for apprehension.
There is considerable grain grown |
between Washington and Chicago and
from my personal observation of this
part Of the Uni ed States can state
without any reservation that never
In my life saw brighter prospects
han are prevailing at the present |
Tine. Taken as a whole, can see
10 cause for complaint, and | think |
Il will be fo!nd when threshing time
romes around all this cry of crop
damage has been made for a pur
pose"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-07
BOYS DEATH IS
LAID TO K|ONAPER
DELAWARE AUTHORITIES HOPE
TO FIX BLAME IN MARVIN
CASE.
LAD STARVED TO DEATH
Although Body Was Found in Pool
Coroner Thinks Person Who
Took Him From Home Fall
ed to Care For Him.

Dover, Del, May G.-Littla Horace
Marvin died miserable death frcm
lstarvation and exposure Every effort
is now centering upon an investiga
1 ton 10 determine whether this oc
| eurrsd while he was In the hands OF
some person who, while holding him
prisoner, failed to care for him and,
becoming frightened at his death,
! throws his body into the pool where
| 1T was found.
The boy was not drowned. That
was positively determined at the au-
topsy held by DR.. J. w. Wilson, of
this city. The boy cid not die on
March A, the day he disappeared. This
was also made plain by the autopsy,
which showed that the boy remained
alive forty-eight hours after he was
last given food, whenever that may
have been.
State officials, detectives and mem
bers of the coroner-s jury agree that
but two possible theories remain. One
Is thai The boy was taken from the
farm fos some reason and allowed to
perish by his kidnapper, who may
have been afraid to go to him after
the crime was discovered. The sec.
end, which is laughed at by the far
facts. is that he must have wandered
about for two days AMI died on open
land, perfectly visible in all drec.
lions, while hundreds of men were
searching for him. and this within
aae-thfrd of mile from his home.
The coraner's jury is determined to
fix the blame for the boys death If
possible, Some of the jury had ex-
pected that their work would be easy
and that the physicians, by reporting
that the child had been drowned in |
the pool, where he was found. |
would enable them to overlook the
many mysterious circumstances in the |
rase and bring in verdict of acci-
iental death
To Make Searching Investigation.
Now. however, that they know
leath was not due TO drowning, the |
hiding OF the body in the pool is
assuming to them sinister aspect,
md they declare that when the in
luest is resumed this week they will
insist in hearing all the witnesses in
he case.
Vigoi Gus efforts are being made by
certain Of the authorities to win sup
)ort to the accidental death theory
wen yet. but they find it difficult to
make the farmers who Joined in the
'arly search for the boy, believe that
hey could have overlooked. within
distance of a third of mile on the
irsti two days of the search a boy
wearing bright, red cap. There arc
fifteen men on the ooroner's jury. All
,f them have studied the case care
uliy from the beginning. Some took
,aft in the various hunts for the
hid and all declare themselves dis
stisfied with any theory which
would make it appear that the boy
walked TO the spot where he was
ound. remained alive there two days,
md then died.
The jury called attention to the
act that If the boys body had been
ID low water, held fast in the mud
ntil the heavy rain of Friday night
Sould have raised it, the clothing
you'd have been soiled.
The leather of the shoes in particu-
ar showed no signs of having been in
sa4ar unora than q very ehort tirna |
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-07
JAPAN MAKES PROTEST
Russian Troops Said to Still Be In
korea-Foreien Office De-
msnds Reason From War
Department.

St Petersburg. May 6.-The foa
eign office today applied to the war or
fee for information as TO what
grounds. If any there were, for the
reported Japanese protests against
fhe non-withdrawal of Russian troops
from Korea, and If the troops remain
there, what is the reason for it. The
OF Gals profess TO have no knowl-
edge Of the presence of Russian
troops in Korea.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-07
MEXICO HAS NOT
CUT RELATIONS
REPORT THAT MINISTER HAD
BEEN RECALLED FROM GuAT.
.EMALA DENIED.
u. S. HEARS DIFFERENT
And Crisis Is Reported At Washing
ton Where Grave Concern Is
Felt Over Possibilities Of Ac-
tual Warfare.
BULLETIN.

Mexico City, May g.. Diplomatic
relations between Mexico and Guate-
mala have not been severad. Tonight
suh-Secretary OF Foreign Affairs, Jose
Algara, denied the report emanating
from Washington TO the effect that
Minister Gamboa had been recalled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-07
EXPELLED FOR CRUELTY.

Berlin, May G.-The Imperial Dis
,iplinary Court today sentenced Elk
governor Horn, of Togoland Colony,
10 dismissal from the service be
cause in 1903 ne punished native SO
severely that the man died from the
effects.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-07
eHARees pIscRlmINATloN.

lincoln. Neb- May THE execn-
tive Committee Of the Lincoln Con
mereial Club today authorized the a.
ing Of a complaint with the Interstate
Commerce Commission against six Ne
bFaska railroads. charging discrim na-
ficn IN freight rates against Ikncoln-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-07
FOLDING BED sREks NECK.

Grand Rapids. Mich, May e.-Rev.
Henry Bryant. a colored Baptist min
ister of Bridgeport Ohio. who came
hero on trial cali was found dead to-
day in a partly closed folding bed n
his boarding house. The bed had
closed on him during the night. break
ing his neck.