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CITial1S Compare
IDraperies Values and Prices
Couch Covers They Tell the Storyf

Nottingham Lace Curtains-real
lace patterns-overlOck edge
full width-wOrth 81. I5- 5-.-..---.-. SO
Ruffied Muslin Curtains-wfde lace
insert and edge-S-lnch ruffle-
full W1dth-wOrth 81 30. ........s..f ia
Scotch Lace Curtains--reaI lace
patterns-fuu length-reg. s23. 10
Scotch Lace Curtains-BrusseIs lace
effects. Grecfan designs
overlook edse-value s9.eS- ID
Art Tickings. TaRetas and Crstonnas-
high art designs-Fegulnrly .29..... 10
Plain and Fis'd BurIaps-
new designs-special- ial-......s....ss. III
F1g'd Denims-resulariy .1e.- .---.. .12K
Summer Madras-Stained Glass.
Oriental and other designs
worth - ------.s-..sss.s Il -
Ruffied Muslin Curtaining-tOur
wide tucks, wide ruffie. Renaissance
edge-fun th-special-yd-...... .16
Mil Lengths F1g'd SiIkolinss-hish
class coloTings-for ell furnishlngs-
I to 10 yd- lengths-worth .12Aa I'd. 7&
Colonial Nets-Eed. blue and green
worth .2S.....-- .--..----..s.-.-..s.s. Ia
Washable Striped Couch Covers
fringed all around-54 inches wide
regularly 81 40 9---..-----.-.--...-.. 1913
Oriental Stripe Couch Covers
co inches wide-fringeG-
worth S220...'.'--- ----.--.s..'.sl a.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
BW [Q@NlimhH

Paiatial Steamers ''HENDRICK HUD-
son. NEW YORK and 'ALBANY''
OF the Hudson River Day Line, fastest and
nnest river boats IN the world.
Lv. B'klyn. Fulton st. Coy Annex 500 A. M
:. Deshrosses St Pier. $40 -
. West 42d st. ....-...--..-.J 300 -
West l29th St..-..........9:2O
Landing at Yonkers, West Point New
nuISh, Poughkeepsle, Kingston Point. Cats
XII. Hudson and Albany. Daily, except
sunday. Special trains u CatSkill Mts. re
sorts and Saratoga. and easy connections
20 an points East. North and West. Through
tickets and baggage checked al offices u
5etween \. y. and Albany accepted. Most
StuShtui one-day outings 10 West Point
NV NouIsh. or Pokeepsie, returning on down
boat Restaurant open at A. NJ MUSIC
On and after June 22d. the steamer al
retl rdnS VIII make trips 20 PoughkeePsie and
return. daily. except sunday leaving New
1oIk one hour later than regular boat and
lan9S same Intermediate landings, with
SdlItl3n Of Cornwall.
STEAMIE8 MARY RtnWEtl
Leaving Desbrosses ST. at I:45 n.
West 42d St. ? p NJ; West 120tH St. 30
FaIiS ~ tWas, Taly except except SUNDAY. for Highland
Hew HambuIEh. Milton. Poughkeepsie.
hondo4t and Kingston. Orchestra on board.
B @ $ U % Rl ASR ASR F95NTs EHGISyB 5S
FALL RIVER LINE viA Newport and FAN
River I've. Pier 10. n. r.. II. Warren ST..
Priscilla and Puritan. Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE, for Providence, Boa
ton, East and North Leave Pier IS. n. r..
foot of Murray ST.. week days only p NJ
Steamers Providence and Pilgrim. Orches-
ira 90 each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE, for New Bedford.
woods Hole. Martha's Vineyard. Nan
tucket. Mattapoisett. Marion ami other
R9lnts on Cape Cod. Leave Pier 40 North
River. foot OF Cldrllson St, week DAYS only
at 600 P NJ Steamers Mains and New
Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE. for New London. Block
Island Norwich. Watch HUI Naragansett
Iler. worcester East and North Leave
5ler 40, N r.. foot Ciarkson ST. week
GAYS only y. NJ; Pier 10. r. r. foot
East 22d ST, $50 p. NJ Steamers Chester
" Gharin md CITY OF Worcester
INV HAVEN LINE. for New Haven and
1oIth. I've. Pier ~, E r.. week days 2:45
% NJ Sundays. 9:30 a NJ. I've foot r
"a 81. week days. 800 =. NJ: Sundays.
io;oo 4. NJ. Sundays due New York on re-
turn. 300 T. NJ. Str. Richard Peck
tickets and StaterComs at 245. 673 1ISO
IE0 and l35+ Broadway. - Union 50. 1S2
Fith Ave. $40 Madison Ave. 245 Colum-
bus Ave. los W. 125th St 2T9S Third
Ave and at Piers, New York
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Rugs. Read Carefully.
Eamm0ckS, Short Lines
Shades, Etc. Big Values.

All Wool Brussels Rugs-S,9xfO.6 tt
forsl and Oriental-valus $3.50. -. 8 %
Reversible Smyrna Rugs
6NIO.S ft.-medaliion and Oriental
designs-wOrth $500 0-----.------...6. %
Canvas Weave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Pillow-fUN size-speciaI. ...... SO
Bamboo Curtains-geometricai designs
NdANr SA-t' 10
Window Shades-3x7 ft-white. dark
green and other tints-spring roller
reg. 80 .---..----....--.... 27
Window Screeus-24 inches high
extend - 10 81 inches-vHlue 81, 2S
Bath SeaJs-hJ any tuh-oak seat
nickel arms-SuaTanteed-spe 90
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MmlFMSF MADEIRA. SPAIN
(UJInllIClM HOLYLAND AND
THE NILE.
2 Cruises of 70 Days Duration
( s. S. MOLTKE. from New York. Jan. 90
$500 and Up. Including AL Expenses
Aboard.
New s. S. president GRANT
QS,000 tons). Feb. 10
1915. Including All Expenses Aboard
and Ashore.
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Table Linens Great Values in
Towels These
ToWelliIgS Useful Goods!

Satin Double Damasks-m'f'rs
lengths OF ?. ga and 3 yds.-
full bleaChed-2 yis. wide
S1l9 quality-special. yd...- go
All Linen II $. Sets-S-1O cloth
II large napkins-speCial --..-..-I 9S
BIeached Turkish Towels-SJ inches
lons-reg. H.
Union Huck TOwels-1sxSe-
NaIue 10. .-------------.--.-. j q
All Linen DamaslS T0Wels-20x4Aknot
fringe-coFd borders-value % 16R
AL Linen Towellings-iS inch
value Il IN
Check Glass ToweIlings-ie inch
value ...........-........- .12M
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TOURIST BUREAU

r, r. Tickets. hotel accommodating and
general information about foreign travel.
Travellers checks good all over the world
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, y Y
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers, Hoboken.
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N Things You Need
Various for Less Than
You Expect to Pay!


Plain and Liberty Satin Taffeta Rib
bons-new. desirable shades also
black and whIte-I9 CT value IA
Mems and WOmen's handkerchief
all hnen-h- s--value 9.-------.-.
Women's Patent Leather Belts
ftted-worth 80. 9.-...-......-.... 10,
Leather Carlton Bags-Lizard. Anigntor.
or notified Leathers-value S1.50. 80. .SS
All Linen Wash BeIts-emb'd or
tailored-pearl buckles-were 40. %
SILK Elastic Belts-steeI studded
pretty steel buckleS-were Co.,. 10
Point de Paris and Fancy Laces-
TO inch-pretty patteTns-valUe Z =
Swiss Skirtings-2T and 45 inches wide,
some with lace trim'd rUffie-
reg .sS 70 81 -----.----------.--. 10
Appliqued Scarfs and Shams-
scalloped and hemstltched-
-32x32-wOTth .9S-..... SO
Handmade Renaissance Scarfs-2Ox54-
allover elaborate desiEnC-
regularly SO 9S and S4-49--.-.-...-2 2. %
Lace veiIs-ChantilIy efrects-bl1ck.
white. brown. navy-reg. 81 %. SO
II s. Chiffon veiIs-pIain and dotted
black, white and colOrs-GlsO Lace
Neils-regUlaTlv - 80
Persian Bandings and Chiffon Appliquss-i
newest colorinss: also fancy Braids-
value B. -------------.- ~
Box RuChings. assorted
6 neck lengths-uEually .2j- III
Rogers Nickel aspcOns-extra heavy
fancy handles-half doz.--es. 80. %
Tapestry Cushion Tops
figure acknowledgements % --- 10
Mems Negligee ShIrts-AIaGras and
Percale-alI sizes-value .5O-..-.. 81
Children's Black Cotton Hoss-ribbed-
double heels and knees-reg- 10. IA
Women's Clasp Isle Gloves
White and all colors-reg- .29.....- 10
Dinner kn5ves-fne steel
rubber h1ndes-value % ....... IT
Cambria finish Stationery-
box OF - sheets and 70 envelopes
thres siZeS-value .69....-.--. 80
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cial organ of the Western Federation of Miners
At the conclusion of the reading tho defence an
nounced that there would be no cross-examInotIon
OF Mr. Boyce.
Judge Wood here allowed the state 10 introduce
n decision by the Supreme Court Of Colorado de-
clariug unconstitutional the e!ght-h hour law. Judge
Goddard participa ted in the decision
The defence insisted that the decision be read in
fits entirety, Senator Borah being the task foI
nearly an hour. Luncheon adjournment then was
taken until o'clock
Senator BOrah announced that tho state would
undoubtedly close tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
E25ie5' w ear Dainty Styles
2rq at Fridays
Girls Wear Ouic- Selling Prices

Girls WearJ Quick Selling Prices.
Babies Short Nainsook and Lawn
Dresses-sizes to yrs.-reg. 3D. 20
Babies Night Gowns and
Long Slips-35 CT. values. ......... 90
Babies Short Dresses-Lawn and
Nainsook-daintily trin'd styles
sizes to 3 yrs.-reg. 90. 9.----.---... ST
Short and Long Dressrs-Newest lace
and emby trinl'd models-Nainsook
and Lawn-s'zes to 2 yrs--reE- 40. so
Chlldren's Dresses-neat shirred yOkes
or elaborate lace trfm'd styles
sizes 20 2 yrs.-Teg. 60 9-...-.-..... IA
Long Naiusook presses-yokes and
skirts trim'd with lace. enlb'y
and tucks-rCg. .9S. S................. IN
Fine Lawn Caps-French styles
net ruches-sizes 70 yrs.-reg. %. II
Caps Of plain ana h. s. tucked Lawn and
sllover Embroidery-French and fancy
ruches-sigeS 10 3 yrs-reg. .59.-.. 81
Babies Cashmere Shirts-open fronts
summer weights-reg %. 12
Girls White Lawn Guimpes-
shirt waist style-tucks and hemstitch-
ing 70 l4 yrs.-worth 81 l-25.---. SO
Girls White Lawn Dresses-effective
styles-daintily tTtmd with Iaces and
emb's-6 70 IA yrs.-value 50 IS 90. I %
Misses White Union Linen Skirts
newest models-made TO sell AT 81, 90 .SS
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NR76MOR G;DRgE,

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
Astoria June Y. pm iFurnessia.July q, pm
Columbia June 20 n n Caledonia. July l3. nm
Cabin $50 "a Cabin S35 sd Cabin s27 so
and upwards. according 10 accommodation &
steamship For terms and information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 1910 Broadway
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
= VERY HIGH CLASS mfg. business. this
city. making the most beautiful novelties
in this country. desires partner. $50. go;
investigate this; It's an unusual good open
ing. For particulars apply 10 Mcdonald
Virgins Co. 2ST Broadway.
HOTEI.-Close to Rarneget Bay. including
one acre land: located opposite Central
and Penn. Railroad stations. only licensed
house in town. house has ~ fne rooms
established o years. price. $4,000; easy
terms. owner retiring McDonald-Wiggtns
Go. 267 Broadway.
LAUNDRY.-.Fine stand. established trade,
rent only SIS. price. S2I5 $50 weekly
business. McDonald-Wtggins Co. 25T
broadway.
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO party with
moderate means; high class msnufactur-
ing business: now I'm Caeratiou and making
money; for sale: price. sS5. .Otc; this In
Ciudes valuable property. previous expe-
rencs not necessary; q chance OF q life
time 20 step into going business: owner
retiring. Particulars at McDonald-Wigsins
Co. e57 Broadway.
HARDWARE and SPORTING GOODS
business; established 9S years: will sell
at inventory. $1,000; sickness cause Of sell
Ing. Apply ut McDonald-Wiggins Co., 257
broadway.
$50, 600 BUYS 218 acre farm. free and
clear; Is room house, two barns. two cot
tages carriage and tool house, outbuilding
etc. location. prominent town on the Hud-
son. only one mile from station; all i'm
plementS necessary for farming: all i'm
provsments in buildings; one mile water
'front.' cause Of selling this beautiful farm.
owner has manufacturing business IN Jer-
sey city ~. J.: we pas all railroad eX-
penses 70 see this farm For details apply
personally at observation-disclosures Co. 257
Broadway.
81 00O BUYS notions and fancy dryBoots
store: established, @ years. doing 5000
business weekly; retiring cause OF selling.
McDonald-Wiggins Co. psf Broadway.
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WyOmeI'S Suits No Rummage Lots.
SKlElS1 WalStS Everything
and Wrappers New and Fresh.

Taffcta silk Suits-HGiTline and other
Stripes. also Checks-erfectively made
ard trim'd with tucked taffeta inlays.
French Knots. LaCes. SC.-Turnper and
Shirt Waist Styles-were S16.9S- g. %
Tailored suits Of Papamas and Mohair-
Checks and Mixtures-PrInce Chap.
Getaway and Ftou-reE. $500. IL %
China SILK Waists-f-ont Of
silk emb'y or lace-reG- So 9S. II 80
Fine Jap SIX Wa!sts-White or Black
with lace. French Knots. silk Eyelet
Embroidery, &c--reE. S5.ss-----.--s3. .SS
Union Linen Suits-whi;e and tan
Ft0n and Prince Chap styles
regularly $i.9S. S.............-.--...2 {. .9S
Black Taffeta silk Coats. length
full box plsated-value Sli %. &c 90
Dress skirts Of Wolfe and Mohair-
full kilt-se!f or silk GoIde-al sizes.
including extras-value 81 TeS....-.4 .0S
Fancy Lawn Wrappers-DU:c neck
hounced skirt-worth S1-0S......... .9S
SILK Kimouo Sacques-PIain. Floral
or japanese fig 'd-wOrth 81 9S. II .SS
Dotted Swiss Nezligees-Dutch neck
with emb'y and rihhOu-rsG- 50 9S. 1 .SS
Womsn's House Dresses-tancy
Cambria and Percale-light and
med!Gnl-value Sl.9S. $50
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HARDWARE and SPORTING GOODS
business; established 9S years: will sell
at Inventory. 81. GOO; sickness cause Of sell
Ing. Apply ut Mcdonald Virgins Co., PSI
Broadway,
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W0men'S UnderWe2rl No Such
and Values in

Women'S UnderWe2rl No Such
anu Values in
Cli;dren'S Underwear New York.
Muslin Might Dtesses-V or high neck
tucks and hemstitchirg or two emb'y
inserts and tuCks-reg. so. ........ 81
Cambria Night Dresses-rcund neck.
with lace and ribbon-regula=Iy -9s. 80
Cambria Skirts-lace and emb'y trim'd
hounces. neat and shCwy styles
regularly 81 Q2
Cambria Skirts-eIahorate lace trim'd
founces Or open emby-reg. $3.50. I -9S
Cambria Corset Covers-front and
back with lace and ribboa-reg 80. 1S
Nainsook Covers -elaborately trimmed
with lace and rlhhon-reg- -SS. ..... SO
Cambria and Muslin Drawers
Umbrella rutiles with plain and h. 5
Fine NainsoolS and Cambria Drawers
Pointed or Circular ruffle. deliberately
trim'd-reguiarly Instantaneous. 90
Nainsook Combnations-Corse Cover
and Skirt or Drawers-lace and ribbon
trim-reg. 81 80. .------.-.----..... .9S
Extra size Night Dresses
tUCks and Observation-Disclosures 60. 40
ChiIdren's Muslin Night Dresses
pin tucked woke 20 "A yrs-
res. 10 and 20 Observation-Disclosures. 50
ChiIlren's Muslin SItirts-lace trim'J
rutIle-2 10 10 yrs.-reg. -3J.-....... Is
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LAUNpRY.-Fine stand. established trade;
rent only SIS. price. S2I5: $50 weekly
business. McDonald-Wiggins Co. 25T
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21

81. o00 BUYS notions and fancy drygoods
store: established. @ years. doing 5000
business weekly; retiring cause OF selling.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. PSI Broadway.
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DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS.

s. Is. 20 %. ~ 20. so West Fourteenth ST.
8, 15 H. 90 % a. % 81 and 20 West Thirteenth ST
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White GoCdS
EiSnnelS
LIN rs
Reliable Qualities

w LALS JlC~S Reliable Qualities
FiSnnelS Extremely Low
LlR1SS ] for Friday,
% inch shifting Madras.
Dotted Swisses
Mercerized Waistincs. 10 ana
Novelty White Goods. net
~ inch ISdia Lincrs. Susiiues'
- inch Persian Lawns. 1Oy/
Yd. wide Cambrics. 'A@1
Y6 Wide NainsoCkS,
Linen Finish Sui;iugS
Lingerie Batistes-Ss inch-reg. o. IA
English NatnscOk-l2 yd- piece
regularly Sf-3st-special- ..-.--.---. O0
Lining SHks-flrm. lustrOus quality
fashionable shades, but no
black Cr white. therefore.
81 CT. efaIe. -...sss.sss 20
Heatherbloom Tafleta- -.-...-.-..... %
White SILK Emb'd Flannels-
scallop and h. 5. esrects-value TO- -4S
Fine White Flaune.s-An Wool
instead OF 81 80
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-19
'|NSURGENTS'LOSE
TO VIM. NJ CLEAN
NEW YORK WOMAN REELECTED
PRESIDENT GENERAL OF THE
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN
REVOLUTION.

Washington, April ls.--While a vote
Of the Con mental Congress for ma
iional officers Of the pa ghters Of the
he American Revolution will prob.
ably not be announced until tomorrow.
/ is admitted by both fac ions to
righg that Mrs Donald Mclean has
been reelected president gen raj of
the society. ~
Mrs. McLean's supporters claim
that the entire administration ticke
has been elected by an overwhelming
majority The vote received by Mrs
Elizabeth Howard. Of Alexandria. Va.
who was nominated by the 'fnsurgeut
faction" her friends declare. VIII
make her the log cal candidate 10 sue
ceed Mrs. Mclean at he neNt session
cf the congress.
At II o'clock tonight a canvass o.
vote had net been completed The
official report viii not be made pub
lie until tomorrow. Tonight's session
VAS given over 10 state regents. who
submitted rep0rss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-19
i. S. WILL CARE
FOR OUR HEALTH
PLAN NEW GOVERNMENT DE
PARTMENT AT MEETING or
COMMITTEE OF ADVANCE
MENT OF SCIENCE.

New York, April 49, Steps looking
to the creation of new government
department at Washington, or bu.
reau in some department already ey-
sling. to deal with the public health
were taken today at a meeting Of a.
committee of one hundred named
asst June by the American Associa-
lion for Advancement of Science.
According to the plan the new de-
partment is to have supervision over
such matters as infant hygiene,
school sanitation, pure food, drugs
and drug manufacturer and registra
tion Of physicians and druggists and
control over public and private insti.
tutions of correction and detention.
There would be in addition a bu.
reau of national sewage. Professor
Irving Fisher Of Yale. was elected
president OF the committee to have
charge Of this plan President An.
gell of the University of Michigan.
Jane Adams, Andrew Carnegie, Arch
bishop Ireland are among the vice
presidents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-19
ODESSA IS AGAIN
Scene OF RIOTS
REFUSAL OF WoRkMEN TO JOIN
RUSSIA UNION LEADS TO
BLooDSHED AND SEVERAL
BIG STRIKES.

Odessa, April Serious disturb
ances have again broken out in this
city. Yesterday several members OF
the Union Of Russian People attacked
workmen along the harbor from who
refused to join the union, killing two
and wounding five of them. No al.
rests were made.
The workmen at once retaliatei BY
going on a strike, demanding that
members OF the union be disarmed
The authorities, however, declined 70
grant this demand. Further bloodshed
Is feared.
Today he railroad laborers Joined
In the strike. with the result that the
harbor is entirely closed and all ex.
porting is at standstil. The sina
ton is causing immense loss Of
trade
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-19
FOR
PARENT 5 MURDER
DAYTON, OHIO, PHYSICIAN IS
ELEcTRocuTED FOR ALLEGED
BRUTAL CRIME.
HIS VICTIMS WERE MANY.
X is Alleged and Included Several Wo-
men in Cincinnati and Chicago
Pleaded insanity, was
Found Sane.

Columbus, Ohio, April 1S.--Dr. Oil
vsr Cook Haugh, Of Dayton, convicted
of he murder of his father, mother
and brother at Dayton on the night Of
November a, 1906, was electrocuted
tonight IN the annex at the Ohio nen,
itentiary.
The house in which the Haughs
lived al Dayton burned AMI when
search of the ruins was made the bod.
les fine family were found. All civ
cumstances indicated that the family
had been mardered and the house
burned 10 conceal the crime.
Dr. Haugn claimed he had barely
escaped from the house with his life,
but was arrested on suspicion. His
defense was insanity, but he was
legally declared to be sane.
Later attempts were made 10 CON
meet him with the murder of several
women at Cincinnati who were mys
teriously strangled. He was also said
to be involved with a Mary Twohey,
who died under suspicious cireum-
at Lorain, and with Mrs. Annie Pat
terson, who died mys;eriousfy at Chi
cago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-19
JEROME TO PROBE
FIXING" REPORT
ALLEGED ATTEMPT BY POLICE.
MAN TO APPROACH A THAW
JUoR LEADS TO AN INVEsTl-
CATION.

New York, April 1S.-lt was an
nounc d today that the district attor
ney had begun an investigation of the
report that one of the jurors in the
recent Thaw trial had been "ap-
preached" by policeman before the
trial closed.
Henry C. Br arly, one of the jurors
had an interview with Jerome late
today at the latter's office. Later II
was announced that several other
Thaw jurors would be asked TO come
to the district attorneys office tomor-
row and tell anything they know Of
he report in quest on.
1t was reported that the policeman
talked with a juror on one of the
walks the jury took from criminal
court building TO the Broadway Cen
tral hotel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-19
GIRL REFUSES TO TELL
NAME OF MAN WHO
CAUSED HER SUICIDE

st. Louis. April 1S.-Bowed dosn
by the knowledge that hsr friends
must soon learn how she had been de
ceiyed by man she had truste !
Miss Florence Riley, aged Is. drank
carbolic acid at her home in Eas
Alton and died in the arms of her
mother a few minutes later.
She had confessed to her mother
the day before that a man, whose
name she would not reveal, had ruin
ed hsr. The heartbroken mother had
pleaded without avail that she name
the man. Until the end the unhappy
young woman. like Hester Prynne IN
Hawthorne's romance. shielded the
man who had wronged her, bat
whom she stu loved
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-19
anniversary Or
QUAKE IN FRISCO
CITIZENS REMEMBER DISASTER
OF YEAR AGO BUT ARE
HAPPY OVER FUTURE.
CITY IN GALA ATTIRE
Express Faith in the "New and
Greater Frisco"--Banquet and
Church Services Com.
memorate the Day.

San Francisco, April 1S.-The first
anniversary of the earthquake and
fire which left this city mass Of
ruins, was observed today by appro-
pirate religious services and con.
memoratiye exercises by the Building
Trades Council and other organiza-
tions
The crowning event Of the day was
a banquet OF the Merchants associa-
ton al which the material and civic
regeneration of the city was dis
cussed and faith expressed in the
new and greater San Francisco
The principal business streets We're
decorated with bunting and incandes-
cent lights. Flags were flying every
where, and the dome Of the city hall,
still in a partly wrecked condition.
was Illuminated as on gala occasions
before the fire."
Al the banquet speeches We're made
by President Symmes Of the Mer
chants association, Governor Gillette
Bishop Nichols and c. B. Bentley, all
of San Francisco.
In The churches masses and ser
vices in memory Of those killed in the
disaster were held.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-19
TO INVESTIGATE
IMMUNITY GRAF 7
CHARGE THAT CHICAGO POLICE
COLLECTED MONEY FROM
DIV M D DisoRDERLY
HOUSES TO BE pRo6ED.

Chicago. April 1s.-The charge that
the police department Of Chicago has
been collecting immunity money from
dives, d'sSrderly resorts and gamblig
houses in various parts Of the city are
to be Investigated by the civil service
commission.
Captain Gibbons of the central po-
lice station. tesiifying today before
the commission, said be had collected
$500 from men under him for the
promotion Of former Mayor Dunne's
candidacy for reelection. Asked what
he knew or the practice of protect
disordeTly houses the propriesors OF
which had been paying for immunity.
Gibboss pleaded Ignorance that such
a state Of affairs existed and was OK
c. sed-
The commission b fore adjourn.
ment said tonight several other wit
nesses who had been subpoenaed 20
appear
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-19
U. P. R. R. HELD
ON R[BATECHARCE
COMMERCE BOARD
ANNOUNCES DECISION IN
ELEVATOR CASE.
FIND CHARGE EXCESSIVE.
For Elevation Of Grain Pad by Rail
road to Elevatcrs-order Re.
duction Made BY the
Peavey interests.

WashingtJn April lS--ln what IL
known as the Peavey Elevator case.
the interstate commerce commission
today announced its decision against
the Onion Pacific railroad The com.
mission holds that the arrangement
between the Union Pacific and
Peavey was unlawful as it was In ex-
cess of the actual cost of elevation
Of the grain and, theefore. a rebate.
l'he decision was prepared by Com-
missioner Harlan and his opinion is
eoncurred in by majority OF the
commission Commissioners Glenn
ents and Lane dissented.
Must Reduce Charges.
The decision defines the elevation
Of grain and points out what the law
recognizes as elevation Of grain
The arrangement between the
Union Pacific and the Peavey ele-
yators at Council Bluffs and Kansas
City Ii not IN itslef unlawful. But
allowance OF one and quarter cents
per hundred pounls paid by the rail
road TO these elevators, controlled by
the Peavey interests, who are large
shippers Of gain and own practically
all the grain going into the elevators.
is in excess Of the actual cost OF SER
wee and is rebate and therefore un.
lawful"
The commission orders that the al.
lpwance by Union Pacific to the
Peavey eleyatods shall be reduced
and shall not exceed threa-quarters
of a cent per 100 pounds, such order
taking effect July L 1907.