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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
FOR MRS.
EDDY'S SCHOOL
)F CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AN.
NouNcED--$1, ,coo,0co r y ~ o
FOR TEACHING INDECENT
AND KEEPING FAMILIES.

Bostnn Dec. 27.--Details OF the
plans OF Mrs. Mary Baker q. Eddy,
.heat -f the Christian Science church.
in rAlatlon to the sl,o0o.00o charitable
institutions which she is to found.
were announced today. The institution
will be lxpown as the Mary Baker G.
EIdy's Charitable Fund The plan
and scope of this fund Will be an edu-
cational opportunity by which INDECENT
persons can be taught the science OF
Christ healing as practiced by, Jesus
and was made known through the
writings OF Mrs Eddy" II win be open
To all who are genuinely Interested
In Christian Science fer it's truths
sake and who shall present to the
board Of directors of the fund salts
factory certificates OF their indigence,
their religious views and their moral
Beneficiaries cf this funsi and famil
les Of these who have families, are to
be supported from the income CT this
fund and the number of students and
their families to be supported, will
lepend upon the amount Of this In.
come
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
MINIATURE ARMY
Represented BY Troops Who Took
Part in Review at Camp coum-
bia at Havana.

Havana, Dee, 27.General Barry
today held general grand review OF
the garrison at Camp Columbia
Troops to the number OF $500 took
rart, inelnding marines, infantry
cavalry and field and mountain ar
.illery and machine gun sections The
signal co1i)s. which was equipped
With fell telegraph and telephone
and wireless apparatus. the hospital
corps and pack trains, and wagon
trains, the whole comprising a model
miniature army complete In every de.
tail and ready for instant active SER
wee. The review was witnessed by a
great gathering of spectators.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
ANxlouslY AWAITING.

Goldfield. New. Dec. 27.-Both sides
of the labor controversy tonight are
anxiously awaiting the word from Car
son as to the result Of the attempt of
the mine owners TO secure an injunc-
tion against the Western Federation
of Miners and the Goldheld Miners
Union, prohibiting them from picket
ing the mines and compelling them to
cease meeting or conducting business
of the union in Goldheld.
The mine owners are hopeful OF
success. while the leaders in the union
still maintain that they will fight any
such Injunction If granted to the end.
The sheriff today swore in about $50
more deputies who are to be ready for
a call to duty at any minute after the
departure OF the troops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
NO OFFICIAL NEWS
Regarding Condition OF Empress
AleSandrs-heaIth Very Bad
Confined to Her Bed.

st Petersburg. Dec. 27.--N'o official
announcement was made today con
eerning the condition OF Empress
Alexandra, which leads to the pre-
sumption that there has been no new
alarming developments in her all
ment The official news bureau has
received no report to the effect that
there has been sudden change for the
worse in her condition. For some
time her majesty has been suffering
from an attack Of influence.
Information reaching the Asso-
ciated Press. from Tsaraskoe selo Is
tc the effect that the health of the
empress is extremely bad and that
she is still confined 20 her bed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
JAPS SENT SPIES
To U. S. Who Secured Accurate Maps
of All Roads leading Into
Portland, Ore.

Portland, Ore. Dec. 27.-Maior
Harry X. Lane cereated a sensation
today in an address before the Ma
tional Guard association when he. de-
cIared that agents of the Japanese
government had secured accurate
maps of the city of Portland, maps
and Specifications of every roadway
leading into the city and various pipe
lines from which the city obtained
its water supply. Lane did not dis
cover the presence of the alleged
spies until their work was completed
whereupon he transmitted his infor-
nation to Washington and was asked
tn furnish all the details of the opera
tions of the alleged spies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
BILL FOR INJUNCTION
Completed BY Attorney General Re.
strsining Economy Company
From Building Dam.

Springfield. H.. Dec. 27.--AttOrney
General Stead tonight said he had
had a conference with Merritt Starr
Of Chicago and former Congressman
Walter Reeves of Streator, in Chi
oago and that they had completed a
bill asking fer an injunction restrain
ing the Economy Light and Power
company from continuing the work
o. building the dam at Dresden
Heights on the Des PLANES river. The
bill is 10 be fled in the Grundy Coun-
~ Circuit court at Morris next Mon
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
SURGEON WILL
COMMAND SHIP
ORDER ASSIGNING cHAs. r,
STOKES TO CAPTAIN THE
HOSPITAL SHIP RELIEF Ex-
PEcTED VERY SOON.

Washington, Dec. 27-Orders as.
signing Surgeon Charles f. Stokes to
the command of the hospital ship Re
lief are expected to be signed very
soon, it having been definitely de
cided. according to Secretary Metcalf
to appoint him to that position. With
this end in view every effort will be
made to obtain a merchant crew and
master for the vessel Failing to
man the Relief with a crew from the
merchant marine. the enlisted force
of the navy win be drawn on and a
line officer assigned dis captain. in
which case he viii have command.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
GREAT MANEUvERS
For Militia Of Missouri, Kansas, Ne.
braska and Iowa-Major
Broughton Has Plan.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Dec. 27--Major d.
H. Broughtou. u. s. A., head of the
war college at FL. Leavenworth, has
plans for great maneuvering in Platte
county. Mo, to be used jointly each
year by the national guard of Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa. II
is commended to the department that
$4,000 acres of farm land be pur
chased in Platte county, adjoining the
reservation already owned by the
government inconnection with Fort
Leavenworth. Altogether the maneu
yer field would include 1900 acres
OF almost every conceivable topohri-
cal formation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
IS ADVISED
BY Jury in Court Martial For Malta
Captain Who Permitted Prize
Fight.

Des Moines. Iowa. Dec. 27.-The
court martial trying Captain Kulp,
Company b, Fifth Regiment. Iowa Ma.
tlonal Guard, for alleged failure to
stop a prize fight upon orders from
Adutant General Thrift. on the night
of November 2l. returned a verdict
ate today holding Kulp. While he
nay not have Intentionally disobeyed
the orders OF Thrift. did so. and the
court recommended that he be reprl.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Madison. Wis. Dec. 27--The Amer
ican Historical Association began its
twenty-thfrd annual meeting at the
University of Wisconsin today with an
attendance representing many Of The
leading educational Institutions and
historical societies throughout the
ccuntry. The program foF the gather.
ins covers four days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
STEVE ADAMS RELEASED
And Immediately Resrrested-Wiil Be
Taken to Colorado to Face Muir
der Charge.

Spokane. Wash. Dec. 27.-Steye
who has been tried twice. for
the murder Of Fred Tyler. the last
trial being held in Rathdrum, October
last, has betn discharged and imme-
liately re-arrestcd by Sheriff Patrick.
Of Telluride, Colo, for the murder Of
Arthur Collins in that city in 1904
Ile will be taken to Colorado at once.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
TAFT URGED TO
RECALL iORD[R
FOR REMOVAL OF TRodPs FROM
GoLDFiELD BY SENATOR
NEWLANDs.
NEVADA LEGISLATURE
May BE Called to Convene By Gov
May He Called to Convene by Gov
ernor Sparks--president's Right
to Send Troops There is
Questioned.

Washington, Dec. 27S Senator New
lands, Of Nevada, Is eldeavoring to
prevent the withdrawal Of the troops
| from Goldtield until 4 some other
imeans of protection is hal Today
the called upon Secretary Taft and
strongly urged that execution of the
order for the withdrawal Of the
troops next Monday be suspended I'M
It'll he has had opportunity to com.
|municate with Governor Sparks and
|endeaVor to induce him to call the
Legislature together. Taft has been
advising with Secretary Root on this
subject and II is probable that the
president win be communicated with
at Pine Knot
Administration officials feel that
the present situation In the matter
Of Goldfield's case cannot be con
tinued in view of the doubt as to the
constitutional and legal right Of the
executive to employ any part Of the
regular army in Nevada under pres
ent conditions Governor Starks at
tention has been especially called TO
the fact that this constitutional doubt
might be removed by the simple de-
vice of calling together the legisla
ture, when that body could either
give it's warrant to use of federal
troops or provide by Legislation for
raising a state force of some kind suf-
ficient to insure the maintenance of
peace and observance Of the law I'M
Goldfield. 1t is believed that New
lands appeal today is an indication
of the willingness Of the governor to-
recall his refusal to convene the
legislature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
FOUND BODY IN
CHICAGO RIVER
cLAlRvoYANT BELIEVED By-FAM-
lLY TO HAVE BEEN MUIR.
DERED-MATTER or CON-.
LECTURE TO POLICE.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Dee. 27.-The body
of Mrs. Madeline Odell Clayton, a
Chicago clairvoyant who has been
missing since November % lest. was
found today in the river back of the
jail. Her nose was badly eaten by
musk rats and she was identified by
the jewelry she wore. The body Is
80 badly eaten that 1t is not known
whether she jumped from the bridge
or was thrown in.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
NEGRO GETS A secoUsr.

Chicago. m Dec. z7.-A reeoun,
was begun today Of the ballots cast It
the Municipal Court eiecticn IN No
vember. 1896. to determine whether o.
not Assistant District Attorney p L.
Barnett. eolcred. Is entitled to . place
on the bench occupied by Judge Thom-
as b Lantry In his petition for .
recount Barnett charged that ths
count Of ballots 10 III nrecincts Tss
frandulensly and erroneunzlg made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
TO INSPECT MISSIONS.

New York. Dec. 27.-A large party
Of Baptist ministers and laymen. un-
der escort of DIR. Howard B. GrOse,
took passage today for HAVANA for
the purpose Of inspecting the work Of
the Baptist Home Mission Society in
Cuba. The party will visit Santiago.
Camaguey Santa Clara. Mantanzas
and Havana
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
UTE INDIANS ON RAID
In Southern Part OF Utah-colorado
Indians Are Forbidden OF Enter
That State.

Salt Lake. City. Dec. 27.-colorado
Ute Indians are travelling in bands in
Southern Utah. raiding sheep and cat
tlemen. according to report received
today by Governor John c. Cutter. The
governor will take up the matter with
the authorities at Washington. as ac-
cording to the ruling OF the commits.
sioner On Indian affairs the Utes are
forbidden 10 enter Utah.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
TAFT WIRES PRESIDENT.

Washington, Dec. 27.-Following mp
on receipt Of Senator Newland's uro-
test. Secretary Taft tonight commu-
nicated with President Roosevelt at
Pine Knot in regard TO the withdrawal
Of troops at Goldfeld
The secretary declined to state what
course he had recommended m the
matter. nor would he say whether he
had heard from the president in turn
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
TAFT'S HEADQUARTERS
Have Not Been Established in Chi
cago-only Headquarters Are
at Columbus, Ohio.

Washington, Dec. 27.-Published
reports to the effect that headquarters
in the interest Of the candidacy of
Secretary Tar for the presidency
were about to be established in this
city, are authOrtatively denied here.
Headquarters are already established
by the secretary's friends in Colum-
bus, Ohio, in charge of Arthur /.
vorys as campaign manager, and will
remain at that point
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
DEATH WAS ACCIDENT.

Chicago, Dec. 27.-The body OF a
man believed from papers found in
his clothing to be that OF Z. Hactner
Of la Crosse. Wis. was found foating
in the lake today. There were nc
marks OF violence and the police be
lieye the mans death was accidental.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
DIED ON TRAIN.

Lincoln, Neb.. Dec. 27.-Maxwell
Spencer. aged 2G. of New York. a man
4 evident wealth. died on the east
bound Burlington train as it entered
lincoln this evening. Spencer. accom-
panied by a physician has been to
California In search OF health and was
trying to reach home before he died.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
THINK SHE WAS MURDERED.

Chicago, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Clayton
was the daughter of Mrs. Mary Mckay
5l16 Indiana, avenue, and the wife of
an electrician. Her relatives have
since her disappearance always be-
lIeyed she had been murdered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
MITCHELL STILL WEAK.

Indianapolis. Dec. 27.-Jehn Nit
cheil president Of the United Nine
Workers Of America. left at noon to
say for Chicago to meet his wife and
brother who will accompany him to
Excelsior Springs. No. Mitchell is
slowly recovering. but IS still in a
weakened condition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
OPPOSE CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

Indianapolis. md, Dec. 27.-A well
attended meeting was held at the
State House In this city today to form
a state organization for the purpose
Of studying crime and methods Of pre-
venting IT and to distribute literature
IN ali Of the movement 10 abolish cap
itai punishment
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
BANDITS ARE CAPTURED
Hold Up Men Try TO Rob Passengers
But Latter Seized and Dis
armed Them.

Deer River. Mimi. Dec. 27.-The
Great Northern passenger train leaV
ing Superior at $40 p m. last night
and arriving in Deer River at 2 A. N
was boarded by three armed men who
proceed ded to hold up the passengers
Some Of the latter buckled into the
robbers. knocked them down. dis
armed them and turned them over &c
the sheric.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
VETERAN DIES.

Milwaukee Dec. 2G.-COioBei Alex
Goldsmith died today. In the Civil
var Goldsmith served in the Nine
teenth Illinois regiment United States
lolunteerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
ENORMOUS TRADE.

Minneapolis. Dec. 27-rrring the
year drawing to a close Minneapolis
trade excecsied billion dollars. the
total beiEg sI.1fs.z3e.alf-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28
SCHEDULES M eANkRuPrcv.

New York, Dec Schedules in
bankruptcy Of Kessies and company.
bankers. we're fled today They show
liabilities S9.62562i; assets are -.
s59.1oo
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28

CONFIDENCE IN ADvEnri6tNo
among the people who read ls ~ 49,
ret Of successful advertising. n ors
der 70 produce this the merchAnt Hin
SELF must show conhdencs " sdvsrtis
ing. 1900 lnrnx1
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-28

DOING A LITTLE BETTER than
your advertisement promises Will
prove to be paying asset. But under
any circumstances back up the adver-
tisement by your actions.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-10-16
The Damask Mill in Operation.

A charter was granted last week
to the Grace Mills, of this city,
with authorized capital of $4,000
and SIS, 600 subscribed by F. L.
Robins, J. P. Gibson and others.
The mill will be managed by Mr..
Robins, the president and treas
urer, and will manufacture mel.
cerized damask. He has quite q
number of machines now in oper.
alton and is making some very
handsome designs. There are
only two other mills of this kind
in the State and the production
finds ready sale. The Grace Mills
will be increased in capacity as
conditions warrant. The old Lift.
mann cordage mill is being used
by the new corporation.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-10-16
DEATH OF R. N. pENDLEToN.
Large Number Of Friends and Acqualn.
tances Show Respect to His Memory,

4. M..Pendleton died last Fri.
day night about 9:30~ at his home
ON South Lee street. Mr.. Pendle-
ton had been IN poor health for a
long time. On the night of his
death he was seized with an un-
usually severe attack of coughing
and a hemorrhage resulting, he
died in a few minutes.
The deceased was a native of
this city and spent most of his
life here. He was known to al
most all the people of Salisbury,
by sight at least, and every one
who knew him was his friend, He
was of a most generous, warm
hearted disposition, a kind father
and husband and a good citizen.
At one time Mr.. Pendleton prac-
ticed- law in Alabama, but aban-
doned the profession and returned
to the printers case. His friends
will miss him, and all will warmly
sympathize with his bereaved
family.
The funeral of the late R. M.
Pend1eton who died last Friday
night, was held Sunday afternoon
at St, Luke's Episcopal church,
Rev. L. W. Blackwe1der conduct
ing the service.
The funeral arrangements were
in charge of Hickory Camp,
Woodmen of the World, of which
organization the deceased was a
member. He was also an Odd
Fellow, and a large procession
composed of members of these
orders, accompanied. Many other
friends followed the remains to
to Chestnut Hill Cemetery where
the interment took place.
The three wagons of the fire
department, appropriately draped,
occupied a prominent place in
the funeral cortege. At the
grave the beautiful and impress
sive burial service of the Wood
men was read, there was appro-
pirate music by a male quartette
composed of young men from the
Presbyterian church, after which
Rev. Byron Clark, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, concluded
the religious services.
The pail bearers we're J. H.
Goodman, Jenkins Phillips and
Joseph Linn for the Woodmen,
ara Benz. Caub1e, J. P. Weber
and H. L. Smith for the Odd
Fellows.
DR.. L. S. Fox was master of
ceremonies on behalf of the Odd
Fellows, while G. F. Wise served
in a like capacity for She Wood
men.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-10-16
Marriages Announced.

DR.. W. L. Crump, one of Sails
bury's popular physicians and a
leading citizen, has sent out in
%vitations announcing the marriage
of his daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Lamar, to James Marshall Nc
Corkle, assistant cashier in the
Davis & Wiley Bank, Tuesday
evening, October goth. in the First
Presbyterian church. These young
people are highly esteemed by all
who know them.
Burton Craige, Esq, one of the
foremost attorneys in the State,
announces the marriage of his
sister, Miss Josephine, to DR.. W.
Clarence Kluttz, to take place
probably in December. These
young people are among the States
best and have a large circle of ad-
miring friends.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-10-16

As the result of injuries sus-
tanned by being struck on the
head by a piece timber, while he
was at play at Atlantic City
School No., Howard Summerell,
son of Rev. J N H Summerel1,
was painfully injured The boy
was unconscious for probably
half an hour, but rallied, and was
much better yesterday afternoon.
Norfolk Landmark.
Obstinate cases of constipation
and nasty, mean headaches
promptly disappears when you
take DeWitt's Little Early Riser
Pills. Sold by James Plummer
and all druggists.
N. Lutfy, the hustling merchant
just one mile this side of Gold
Hill, has just received a large lot
of fall and winter goods and wants
the people to know that he is 60
ing to sell them at very close
figures.
Don't get out of patience with
the baby when it is peevish and
restless, and don't wear yourself
out worrying night and day about
it-just give it a little Cascasweet,
Cascasweet is a corrective for the
stomachs of babies and children.
Contains no harmful drugs. Sold
by James Plummer and all drug
gists.
]. M. Pee1er, of A1bemar1e,
who has been at the sanitorium
here for surgical treatment has
recovered sufficiently to enable
him to return to his home.
Boy Wanted Preferably an
orphan, IL to IA years of age,
to learn the printing business. A
good home for the right kind of a
boy. Call at this Office.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-10-16
Meeting Of Ministers.

A meeting of the Lutheran
Ministers Association of the
county was held yesterday morn
ing at St. Johns Lutheran church.
One interesting question discuss
ed by Revs. M. M. Kinard and
Geo. 81. Cox was, SIN view of the
scarcity of ordained ministers
would it be wise to organize a sys-
tenn of evangelists or lay readers"
The subject, "a Litergical Study
of Baptism" was presented by
Rev. J. l.. Morgan, There were a
number of other topics bearing up.
on church work which we're dis.
cussed by the ministers.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-10-16
Welded In Delaware.

John F. Plummer, OF this city,
and Miss Sara Cochrane, of Mid.
dletown, DEL, were married on
October 9TH, at the home of the
BRIDES parents. Miss Cochrane
was formerly employed as mana
ger of the millinery department
of the Belk-Harry Company, and
it was in Salisbury that the young
couple first met. Both have many
friends who will join in wishing
them much happiness. Mr.. and
Mrs. Plummer have returned tc
Salisbury.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-10-16
EARTH's POPULATION.
Texas Could Accommodate All the Inhabi-
tants Of the Globe.

- .-L
The Bible places the date Of
creation at about 1000 B. G,
Latter-day biologists figure any.
where from 10000 to 100, OOC
years, and John Fiske, n of the
most eminent authorities, gives
good reasons for supposing human
beings to have existed for half q
million years.
Today we estimate the earth's
population,,at1 500. 600. OO0-a very
generous estimate. One-half of
this population is female. Exper-
fence tables show that there are
three generations in every CEN
fury. From these slender data it
is but a simple mathematical CAL
culation in procession toward the
years in which the first pair of
human beings appeared on earth.
Upon this hypothesis the year
$4,000 B. G.. brings us down to
about S,O00,0 900 people. If we &C
cept and from this: retrace our
steps to the present day-say
1900 A. Dive arrive at the con-
cluson that a total of y, 900, 900,
900 human beings have been born
to date, of which number only
about 1 800, 600, 900 are alive to-
day.
Had every individual body been
preserved in a casked measuring
on all average 6x2x4 feet, all could
have been buried in Oklahoma's
area of 3S, 700 square miles and a
liberal allowance of space for
paths and driveways been left.
Or all the collins could have been
dropped in,o Lake Superior with
out endangering the inhabitants
of it's shores on account of a pos
sible tidal wave, The present liv-
ing population of 1900, 000, 900
persons can find standing room
on Staten Island, in New York
harbor.
In the State of Texas you could
place each man, woman and child,
seventy feet apart, giving each
1900 square feet of land-room
sufficient for houses, cattle and
vegetable gardens.
Within the limits of the United
States each living human being
today could have 81, ZOO square
feet, or they could be placed 255
linear feet apart.
The next time you hear anybody
talking "overpopulation" you can
shut him up by telling HIM that
you can pack the whole lot-1,-
500, 600, 900 people-in a box meas
aring 1900 feet each way.-New
York World.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-04-11
10 AGENTS.

All mining companies operating in this and
adjoining districts, and all other parties hav-
ing business dealings with tins paper, will
please transact the same with us directly, as
We have no agents IN San Francisco or other
places.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-04-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Train Wrecks.

Passenger train No. 4 crashed into
the rear end of a freight train on u
siding at Browns, a station seventeen
miles west of Lovelock, at $40 Mon
day morning Passenger engineer IL.
G. Hampton vas killed and the fire.
man, cook and several passengers in
iured. The passenger engine is a mass
of scrap iron. Two baggage cars and
sever freight cars were smashed into
kindling wood. The contents of the
freight cars were scattered over the
right OF way. The wreck is supposed
to have been caused by an open
switch. About two hours after this
wreck there was a rear end freight
wreck at Rye Patch. No II was
badly injured, but several cars were
smashed up. Engineer Hampton,
who was killed in the wreck at
Browns, lived in Reno. He leaves a
wife and one daughter.