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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-22
In Volume and Spectators Are Happy
Market Nervous But Bordered
Onto Stagnation.

New York, March T.--TheTe was y
notable chrinkage in the volume of
dealing In stocks today, which was re-
garded, on the whole, with satisfaction
by the financial community. The ex-
pansion of dealings lately has been so
ket, as the ncreasa in business was
almost wholly on the selling side. that
the reduction in volume Is welcomed.
The early market made some dsquiet.
ing dips and there was more or less
feverish feeling perceptible in the
movements of prices; but this was on
diminishing scale and the tendency
was toward distinctly a quieter mar
KIT The situation seemed to be that
effective support was forthcoming at
last for any hostile ATTACKS on prices.
The market was enabled to advance
slowly as a consequence The de-
mand was not large, however, and a
gradual hardening tendency after the
opening weakness was interrupted by
many halts and bacysets and interven.
ing periods bordering onto stagnation.
The incident of the day to which the
most Importance was attached was
the advance in thu official discount
rate Of the Bank of France from
3 to 312 per cent, carrying the pri-
yate discount rate mp with it to 3
and 31s. It was generally assumed
that this movements was directed
against the London markets PR S.
ure on Paris. The action. Of the
French bank is accepted as confirm
alton of world wide tightness OF
money markets. Some stocks ended
the day at best prices, but the clos
ing was rather unsteady
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JOINT INTERVENTION
CONCLUDED from First Page.)

quantities of an kinds of munitions.
THE defeated Salvador an officer.
included Generals Presaii Avelar. Co
locho. The Honduran commander de
fcatcd was Liconia. Nicaraguans logl
many wounded and had a few killed
General Garcia and Colonel No
lasco have been defeataed aat Mara
itaby Honduran revolutionists am
Nivaraguan forces. Many Hondurar
soldiers and number Of rifles with
ammunition we've captured by the a.,
lied troops.
La Ceiba a Honduran port on thu
Atlantic has been captured by tbs
Nicaraguonas~
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MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS

Office of the Cairo City Coal Com.
pany, Cairo, Illinois March 2. 1907
The regular annual melting OF the
stockholders or the Cairo City Goa,
Company will be held at the office ~
the Company. No. 100 Ohio Street, In
the City of Cairo, Illinois, on Tuesday,
he 2nd of April A. d.. 1907, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m and 2
o'clock d. IN.
JOHN TTERNAN,
Secretary.
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WOMAN TAKE A
SUBMARINE TRIP
FIRST FEMALES EVER TO AT
TEMPT RIDE UNDER WATER
ENJOY LUNCHEON IN DEPTHS
OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.

Bridgeport. Conn. March 3l.-Mrs.
John NJ. Thurston of Nebraska. and
Mrs ]. c. Lake. wife of Assistant
Manager Lake OF the Submarine Tor
pedo Boat company. said to be the
first women ever 20 make a trip i'm a
submarine boat. we're among the
party of prominent persons including
Mr.. ThurstOn that made a trip on a
submarine today. The boat was sub
merged two hours in Long Island
Sound. just outside Bridgeport har-
Dor, during which luncheon was
served and an hour devoted 10 i'm
promptu speech making.
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NAMED TO
SUCCEED D0W|E
DENcON IN ZION CHURCH RE.
cEIVES NEWS OF APPOINT.
MENT WHILE in MEXICO
WILL NOT PRoBATED.

Mexico City. March PA dispatch
from Guadalajaa says that Deacon
John l. wis. an Official Of the Zior
Church who arrived in Guadalaiara
last week to look over some mining
investments in Jalilco. received today
news of his appointment as first apos
lie of the church by the last will OF
John Alexander Dowie. He will r.
turn to Chicago Immediately.
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bids VIII be furnished on application
to the city engineer. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Dated at Cairo Illinois, this 18th
day Of March A. d, 1877.
GEORGE PARSONS,
President of the Board of Local I'M
provements OF the City Of Cairo, III.
inois.
Attest;
Ernest Nordman, Secretary.
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JOHN HERMAN,
Secretary.
MAY USE TROOPS IN DIETz CASE,

Chippewa Falls. Wis, March 21.--
The grand jury tomorrow will begin
investigating the alleged political cor,
ruption and lawlessness in Sawyer
county The John r. Dietz case, il Is
said, viii be thoroughly looked into,
and should the charge Of attempt to
commit murder be substantiated
Gov. Davidson will be asked to assist
in his capture with the state militia.
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~rrsina-lsa,. ualiei


1;32 =. m. Daily Chicago .yestib ale: Limitet
arriving In Chicago at IL 80 d. m, CONNECTING,
With afternoon trains. for AL; points +sast5ant;
north. $500. :,
2,2a a. m. Daily 81. Louis Might kimitss.
arriving In st. Louis st 7:0S =. ma, come ctinl
It Union station for ali points .wsstT. slsspins
cars open ct $3.50 p. IN.
500 q. M, Chicago Daylight: Exprcss
excert Sunday, makes AL stops between .Oair.
nd Chicago, arriving In Chicago 81 $3.50 p. m
FOO n. M. st. Louis Morning: Express:
except Sunday, arriving Ia 81. Louis ~ 1l.v
I1;l5 a. m. st. LOUIS sstl Mali arriy:
ing In St. Louis at Is y. m.
11,15 a. m. Chicago Midday specisl !!
arriving In Chicago, $50 p. IN.
2;36p. m. Daily 81. Louis Limited, m.
irving In St. Louis at s;0b p, m,
1855 D. m. Afternoon Express for Odin
EfnnghAm, Nation, Tolons, Champaign, Oh
csEo.
b;IO p. m. Thebes accommodation.
7;15 y. IN. Chicago and Eastern He.
press arriving In Chicago 1t $50 =. m Indian.
apolis, tbs Cincinnati, 1850 q. M, BufYAlo,s;2
p. m. New York 1850 q. -. Sleeping sarsl
UkicaEo
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Money Market.

New York, March 21.-Money on
call steady, Sh@41s per cent; clos
ing bid 31a. Time loans strong; six
ty and ninety days, six months 6 bid,
Prime paper GGGh per cent. FIX.
change firm. demand S4S3 25m30;
sixty days si7S.60dG5. Bar silver
.G3%.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-22
ROOT AND ROOSEVELT CONFER

Washington. March 21.-Secretary
Root conferred with the pre- ident TO
night for more than an hour and If
was believed the conference related to
the Central American situation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-22
DENIES CHANGE OF VENUE.

Bloomington H.. March Judge
Miers today denied the motion for n.
change Of yenie in the case Of Thorn
as Baldwin; charged with numbering.
four persons here a. month ago be-.
cause they were instigafors of an In.
dictment against him on a charget.of
assault. .s.
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VIII MOI PRoRATEp

Chicago. March 21-The last vii
of John Alexander Dowie has not been
probated. The attorneys for the g.
tate stated III announcement Of 4
successor 10 Dowie. named therein but
not 10 be made until the man himself
has been notified and had accepted
the trust and he will had be of
fe-ed for probate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-22
The Man With Dandruff

can now be cured. He should buy
bottle ofZEM0 to-day. ZEM0 destroys
the germ that causes the disease. Its
usestops itching instantly, prevents fall
ing hair and leaves the scalp in q clean
healthy condition. All Druggists.
PAUL. @. SCHuH & SONS.
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JUDGE A. T. GuNNELL DEAD.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Mrich 81.
Judge Allen \. cnngel, fosmer
state senator. and prominent attor
ney Gnnnell when resident OF
Sedalia, Mo-, was associated with the
late United States Senator Vest. and
Judge John r Phillips Of. the United
States federal district cde,t III. the
practice Of law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-22
on tire Rioht Tack.

The petition Of the unmarried wO-
men Of a Massachusetts, town for a
tar On bachelors shows that they have
some idea OF the tax Guestioa- It
wouldn't be possible TO add any more
taxes to the married mans bunch.
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9 SOUTHERN DIVISION

fHK ONLY DIRECT LINE TO MEMPHIS
NASHVILLE, OnAllANOooa, AZ
LANTA, JACKSON WILLIE, eA.
y VANTAH, VIOKsBuha
aud JACKsONvTLLE.
2t54 a. m. 1.-THE Dixie Flyer" Msaphia
Nashville and jacksonville,
3.15a m. Memphis and New Orleans Limit
ed via Memphis. arriving In Memphis 81 sa
Q. m. and New Orleans s.ib p, m.
600 a. M, Padu al and louisville.
1!l1 p. m, daily, Memphis and New Orlsan
Fast Mall arriving In Memphis 81 f;is ,. n. szf
1;41 .. m, daily, Nashville, ohassnsorAsnc
Attanta.
40 .. m. Fulton Accommodation.
$500 Pc. szsmpsts a. a nes Vslss@s epssiS
drive in Memphis at 1850 p. NJ, hsv orissx
t0.s5 o. q.
40 .. m Psducsh .at Loubviiis.
SEfor through tioEets, sleeping ear ssoon
Hodktions and further Information spply a.
Illinois Central Passenger station, Cairo. Ill.
y. n. JONES, Ticket 40
a.g. HATCH. g.P.A. 49,
4. uAHsns. PASSOVER rvs"r ssrsssr
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Friends Of the Bulletin are request
ed to send OF telephone items 10 this
office
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ALL KINDS of embroidering and
stamping done by Miss Bruce Wearen,
9l5 Walnut street.
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HELP WANTED MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Young lady for genera
office work. Address S this office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements of not exceeding
three lines will be accepted free for
one weeks time from any reader of
The Bullstin to be filed by advertiser
in person, on regular form, ut the OF
fee Of The Bulletin Company, 70s
Ohio street. The Bulletin Company
assumes no responsibility for any ad
vertisement or statement made there
in and will not accept the notice Of
any person known to be employed.
Inquiries and replies ia advertise
ments should be made by mail
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Recelnts and shinments.

Chicago, March 21.-The following
car load lots represent the days re
cetpts and shipments:
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FoH aAL.R.

FOR SALE-120 acre farm. f. W.
Reeder, 223 Twenty-first street, Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-22

passengers cities should bear in III
that the Illinois Central 10 the quiekests out
| by many hours, leaving Cairo at T:l5 p. m,
| arriving in New York atz 80 the second day
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-22

Accounts sof. corporations and individ-
uals ESPECIALLY solicited. Exchange
to. any part Of the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-22
Alexander County
Savings Bank
STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

Capital .'....... $500. $4,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $4,000
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Officers.
Directors.

Directors.
.. A. Buder J. II. Galligsn
Thos. Boyd. c. o. PatIer
VIM. Kluge, G. v Neft
Chas. Feuchter. Jr.. N. e. Thistlewood
d. s. Lansden, George Parsons
interest Paid on Time Deposits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-16
LEASE OF CHURCHES IN FRANCE.
Difficulty of Enforcing COntract-Main Re-
hgiOus Question Open.

Paris, Feb. 15.-An agreement between the
Minister of Education, NJ BRAND, and the
Church authorities here the form OF the con-
tracts for the lease Of the churches OF Paris to
the parish priests would become legally binding
only on the projects of the various depart
ments. While il Is certain that 90 per cent OK
the mayors and municipal councils would accept
the Paris form Of contract. II could not be legally
enforced by the federal government The NIu-
niCipal Council OF POns, Department of Charents-
Inferieure, Of which ex-Prernier Combes is presi-
dent, has already decided to abide by the terms
Of the law of February 2 1907, which places
the Catholic churches at the disposition Of the
Catholic clergy without the necessity OF con-
tract between the mayors and the parish
priests"
The members OF the household of the Arch
bishop Of Paris. Cardinal Richard, take excep-
ton to the opinion that an agreement relating
to the churches would i'm any sense constitute
a solution of the religious Issue. In this Connec-
tiOn prelate who is close to the Cardinal said:
We wished primarily to save public worship
from shipwreCk. and upon that point
Ceeding. but beyond that the religious question
has not advanced foot"
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Professor j w jerks on Great Fortunes" under the
auspices of the League for Political Education Hud-
son Theatre No. 1870 West 44th street II a IN.
Miss Katharine Kari on Experiences the Chinese
Court meeting OF Wellesley Club. home OF
barrett No. - West Ilst street. 2;SO p. IN.
Meeting or the Physical Society hall OF
Young Mers christian Association, West I'D street.
80 p.
W H. Nallock's lecture on Socialism" Room S08
hIvemeyer Hall. Columbia University, 4:lO p.
Twentieth century banquet foods.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick : Goodwin. No. 46I Central
Parl. West I p. n.
Dr G. t. Dana on The Herudity and Their
lstiun Mental Disorders Academy Medicine.
No. II West 43i street. $40
Meeting of the Uuderhu Society Of America No. 1893
Eutledre street brooklyn $50 - M
lectures O; Education. 5 p. High
school Commerce. 6Gth street. % Broadway.
Professor Adophe Cohn 'Victor Hugo; Public school
l. Henry and tatharine streets pr. Edwin c Hroome,
''rhe Violin lts Makers Public school 1913. 1uSth
and Amsterdam avenue. ". Wallace Ker,
Modern Application " the N-RHys' illustrated.
Public School ls4 116th street. between Fifth aud
IenoX avenues Or. Mary Hussey, 'BabylOnia and
Dependencies Ulurstratedi. American Museum.
nth street and Central Park West Professor Henry
r. CHAMPION The Evolution OF Human I'll
lustratedI. Board of Education Park and 5SJh
street Professor Earl Barnes. The Bre adenng 81
Education; Education a Life Process
One: Cooper Institute Sth and Fourth avenue.
George Wharton James. The Salt0n Mystery
Menace and Destruction dllustratedD. 81. BaTtholo-
news INceum HAL. No 600 Fast t2d street Pro
fessnr Ernest Il. Nardron. The Relation ~ Light
TO ELECTRICITY Young Mems Hebrew Association
92d street and Lexington avenue. Or Ernst Richard
Introductory The Age of Frederick the Great New
York Public Library. l76th street and Washington
avenue Alexander 7. Van Lasr How Look
Pictures illustrated sundaSFuhlic School SO. No
216 10th street, Edward Justus Parker The
C1ty Of Washington illustrated
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THE soTHgRNmARLowE SEASON.

The nfth week OF the engagement Of Mr. Sothern
and Miss Marlowc the Lyric Theatre will begin
ON Monday. with a presentment OF THE Merchant
Of Venice Mr.. Sotheru appearing as Shyiock and
Miss Marlowe appearing as Porua. on next Ihurs-
day evening. February u, the lovely comedy OF
twelfth Night will be given Miss Marlowe play
ing Viola and Mr.. Soth,rn repeating his good per
Torrance Of Malvolio The season OF those popular
players Will extend TO March 9. Their closing
week viii be signalzed by the production Of a new
play. called THE Daughter OF Jorio" translated
from the Italian OF the odoriferous Gabriel
D'Annunzio'- with reference 20 whom the astound-
ing discovery has been made that he is "a poet %
Poetry and putrlity, # appears are interchange
able terms. Thus men grow wiser every
day" The Jorio joy will arrive March .. Miss
Marlowe sails for England on March 81 An Italian
actor named Novel. Will emerge at the Lyric The
atre on March 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-16
MUSIC.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Nine. Gadski's Return.

Nine. Gadsd sgnalized her return to the local
opera stage at the Metropolitan Opera House last
night by impersonating Isolde in Wagner's lyric
tragedy Tristan ind Isolde" 1t was her first
venture in the role and the first performance of
the drama this season. and therefore the repre-
sentatiOn commanded double measure of interest.
Her principal companions Mr. Burrian as
Tristan, Mrs. Homer Brangane. Mr.. Blass as
the King. Mr.. Van Rooy Kurwanal and Mr..
Muhlmann as Meot. OF these, calls for com
ment except Mr., Burrian. not because Of any want
OF efficiency, but simply because they were all old
in their respective parts operate characterize
lions seldom. If ever. grow in interest. Mr. Eurrlan
is an excellent Tristan rs German Tristans 90. II
his voice is hard iaefastic unyeldng. it is yet true
in pitch and TO that virtue have learned to pay
a large measure of tribute. II he cannot for mo-
ment lead us into the world of romance and emo
ton which Wagners music threw wide open he can
at least fairly simulate of its conventional
denizens, and for this we must be grateful Nine
Gadsk brings to the Interpretation of Isolde every
qualification of voice vocal expedient aud physical
personality. She pours forth her glorious voice
without stint, and she adheres closely to the
preston marked in the book But she produces no,
large nor profound dramatic Illusion. She sings
the music beautifully, and in comparison with her
companion Burrlan enforces the lesson first taught
her years ago by NJ. Jean de Reszke and Nine
Nor1ica that WaGners music is capable of per
Torrance which meets every requirement Of
aesthetic Iovellness This is lesson which will
grow I'm value as modern tendencies are followed
in Italian rs we'll as German opera, and for that
reason II is matter Of qualification that we have
Nine Gadski again with us In hcr proper character
~ a dramatic singer. H. b. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-16
WEST END THEATRE.

The attraction At the West End Theatre next
week Is a somewhat exceptional piece Of "seusa-
tlon" effect. The play called His Last Dollar"
will be presented there Monday afternoon and
the afternoons Of Wednesday and Saturday as
well every night. Mr.. David Higgins and Miss
Eleanor MOntel Will act the principal parts In it,
The story relates to a horserace, and the plan OF
It to lie reminiscent OF Boucicaults The
Flying Scud." In which that remarkable actor
George Belmore, gained fame and fortune, many
years ago spirited girl Eleanor Downs. has
put her horse into competition for the Great Flu
turty" stakes Her jockey is disabled. and she is
tainted by enemy-a certain rascal whom she
has repulsed and exposed. The girl is in despair
Jockey named BraxtOn, seizes her Coors. mounts
her steed, and declares that he Will ride to victory
The start is described the race is run; and a
scene OF wild and celebrating tumult bursts upon
the view OF the spectator. showing the finish OF
the contest and the triumph OF the heroine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-16
AuRELlus 8. HULL.

MorrlstoWn, y j.. Feb. 15.-Aurelius p. Hull died
AT his home on Maple avenue this afternoon from
pneumonia, after Illness of "A few days Mr..
Hun. who was lightweight years old. in
corporator and director I'm the Continental Fire In
surance Company OF New York the Fidelity and
Casualty Company Of New York and in
corporaor director and vice president of the Nor
rstown Trust Company president and treasurer Of
the Morristown Safe Deposit Company and FOR
many years vice president ana a manager Of the
Morris County Ss wings Bank He also a
member of tho Washington Association of New
Jersey. the Long Island Historical Society and OF
the First Presbyterian hun ch OF Morrstown.
Mr.. Hun was born at New Haven. November J,
1919. When young man he went to New York,
wacre he entered the Employ of Josiah Dow &
Sons. Later he went 10 PittsburC and became
n salesman for Atwood tones & Co. For many
years he was the New York partner Of the whole
sale drug house Of FahncStock. Hun & Co He
retired from active business January l. 1866, and
five years later removed 10 MOrristOWu. where he
had since made his home
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a plANoFoRTE RECITAL.

Miss Gertrude Peppercorn. the tall attractive
young woman from England who plays upon the
pianoforte in her names despite, Is again with us.
and yesterday afternoon she gave recital in Men
dessohn Han. Her programme began with three
compositions by d'Albert; included the lntermezzo
in 4 major and a waltz by Brahms and the Sonata
IN minor Of List and concluded with a group
OF Chopin numberR Miss PepporCorrs playing
does not cell for extended comment. There are
much worse players ana there are much better
players. and the pianoforte is long suffering in
strument She plays when needed, with abundant
tone. with power and vrllity. again with feminine
softuess and deIcacy, and always with tremen-
douEly face fingers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-16
OBITUARY.
DR.. FRANZ }. Won RoTrENguRe

Dr Franz J. Won Rottenburg, whose death in
Bonn, Germany, reported yesterday. had
achieved prominence in his native country through
his association with Prince Bismarck in carrying
out the late German Chancellors social policy and
was well known in Am Fri "A through his marriage
10 Miss Marian Phelps. daughter Of the late
William Walter Phelps. American Minister to
rnlRny from 1889 TO 1898
DR. Won RottenbCrg was born in Dantzic, Prussia.
in March. 1916 lie studied at the University of
Heidelberg from his eighteenth TO his twenty-frst
year, ard then held for tire a position under
the Berlin supreme Court. lie went to London in
1872, whore he pursued the study Of international
law. Returning to Berlin four years later, he
entered the Foreign Office. becoming chief clerk Of
the imperial chancelery and confidential adviser 70
Prince Bismarck. In 1891 he transferred to the
Department Of the Interior as under-secretary
continuing in Office after The Iron Chancellor s.
retirement from active political life III health
however forced DR.. Rouenburg to resign i'm
1899, after he had attanCd the rank OF privy coun-
seH2r. lie was then appointed 10 the Curatorship
OF the University Of Bonn. which he stiU admin
is5zred at the time of his death.
one on The Theory Of the State" published in
1871, Yale University conferred on him the degree
OF IL ID. in 1899, to receive which he made n spe-
cial trip 20 the United States.
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