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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-09-05

Grange visiting is very popular
among oranges that are of easy access
one to another The visiting grange
goes prepared to furnish the literary
programme, while the entertaining
grange furnishes the refreshment fea-
lures.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

few. II any. of the soldiers dismissed
who could have been Ignorant OF what
occurred. II Is well nigh impossible
that any of the non.commlsoned oif'
Gers who were at the barracks should
not have known what occurred,
Impossible to QUESTION Discharge
The additional evidence thus taken
renders II In my opinion impossible
to question the conclusions upon when
my order was based ! have gone must
carefully over every issue of law ana
fac, that has been raised. am now
sitisfed that the effect of my order
dismssing these men without honor
was not 10 bar them from all civil EN-
ployment under the government and
therefore that the part of the order
which consisted Of a declaration to
this effect was lacking in validity, and
| have directed that such portion be
revoked
As 10 the rest or the order. dismiss.
ing the individuals IN question with
out honor, and declaring The effect of
such discharge under the law and reg
ulati0ns TO be a bar to their future
r. enlistment either in the army or the
navy. there is no doubt of my constl
turional AMI legal power. The order
waa with n my discretion, uader the
G Institution and the laws, and cannot
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
WANTED A HOME.
Strange Man With Fits Seeks TO Es-
tablish Himself in Residence
of Citizen.

Health Officer Orr was called yes
terday to give aid to man who
had fallen in a fl at the home of a
lady on Tenth street, where he was
engaged in laying carpet The man
was taken to headquarters. and the
officer was called up by the lady who
requested that the poor fellow be not
put in jail In little while the man
revived and left police headquarters,
and. Il seems. returned at once to
the lady's house where he made up
his mind to stay in spite Of her gen
tie hints that she did not want him.
The lady again called up police head
quarters and again the man was
taken away. this time being placed in
a cell where he lay down in a bunk
and went to sleep.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
How Denis Was
Made Knight
Copyright, by Joseph u, BowlesJ
BY H. {. Bailey

Once on time three men-at'arms,
Bertram. and John Bowlegs, and
Denis the Gascon, plighted faith
that held firm az ever mans to maid.
Full early Bertram and John Bow
legs buckled on the golden spurs Of
llnighthood, but they stayed still firm
friends TO Denis. the man-at.arms, nor
did he envy nor drudge their honor.
Denis. too, in good time. was made
knight
Denis fell in love His Enid was a
little maid, slender as a birch-tree,
and 1.-the.
Once with three comrades on patrol,
Denis had smitteu sorely the riders
OF a certain renegade Norman, Percy
de Vigne, though a dozen We're set
against four This Percy de Vigne
had cast in his lot with Llywellyn OF
Wales, and from tower In the hills
above Llangollen rode forth and har-
ried the borderside. SO Percy de
Vigne had a burning hate for Denis
and Bertram both,
His spies were good One night
as Denis clasped his Enid to his
heart, under the oak that bounded her
fathers farmholding, she was torn
from him as his lips touched her
Both man and maid were hurled to the
ground and bound and gagged Few
moments passed ere they were tied on
mountain ponies and trotting fast to
Wales.
Blue darkness fell over the pine
woods before they came to the tower
ON its crag OF bare rock. The maid
and the man were pulled to the
ground and borne roughly in and up
the narrow stair, and flung down on
the stones in a big low-roofed cham
Der There, In the gloom, only two
braziers of charcoal glimmered red,
and Percy de Vigne cried: My lord
Denis we need one more in our
pleasant company We need that
bully Bertram. My lord Nenis, too
shall bid him thither' And he
called for parchment and pen
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
DISMISSAL ORDER MODIFIED.

Washington. Jan. 14-By direction
If the president Sec etary Taft today
ssued a special order modifying the
pecial order dismissing the negro
battalion Of the Twenty fifth Infantry
BY striking out the clause relating to
the exclusion of the discharged sol
Tiers from employment in the civil
service
The secretary, now that the war
lepar ments investigation has closed
will undertake to pass separately on
application for re-enlistment of the
discharged men wherever they are
supported by evidence of their non
completely in the affray.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

oscar Garrett Of Gale came to Cal
70 yesterday to get marriage license
but Deputy County Clerk John Sam,
mons, who always adheres strictly
to the law. declined to issue the much
desired paper because the fair lady
did not accompany the would-be
bridegroom. Oscar returned Gale
ward ana promising as he departed
to return today with his lady love.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
MINE EXPLOSION
KILLS EIGHT MEN
SPARK FROM MINERS LAMP
THOUGHT TO HAVE TOUCHED
OFF kEo OF PowoER-Two
ARE SERIOUSLY HURT.

Clinton. Ind. ain. li-As the re-
suit Of mine explosion a. mine No.
: here TO-DAY. eight men are dead. and
two others are seriously injured. n Is
thought a miner accidentally set FIRE
TO a keg of powder by a spark from
his lamp. thus -au-ing the mine gas
q explode.
The following Is revised list Of
the dead.
Joe Joseph. Edward Void Herman
Dreheme-. Joe PObado. John Oregon
Leopold Paiik. Frank Dahrovnsk-
a thorough investigation Of the eN-
plosiun Is being made bv the STATE
mine inspector
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
CROWDED
THE CHURCH
TO HEAR LESLIE SANDERS, THE
BOY PREACHER, AT CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH -- SER.
VICES TONIGHT.

Leslie Sanders, the boy preacher a.
tracted a congregation at the Calvary
Baptist church last night that crowI-
ed the edifce to the doors.
The gifted young preacher gave a
strong exhortaticn on the text. "Ye
Must Be Born Again There were
four conversions as the result Of his
earnest advice
The congregation was composed
largely of men, all Of whom seemed
deeply impressed by the boy preacher
Tonight Mr. Sanders will speak
again the sermon to be prefaced by a
song service which will begin a 1880
O'Clock. sharp. The public is invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

and ink. See, now, It's swectly
simple Shalt write and say thou
hast been sore hurt In a fall, and lest
in a peasants hut-dost pray him
come to take thy last words to thy
leman-for the love of God" Percy
laughed, well pleased with himself,
Twill work with the fool tina:
last" Denis set his teeth.
Never" he muttered
"Oh. a stubborn spirit Scar The
girls cheek, Boris" Boris, swarthy
rogue. took an iron, red hot, from the
brazier. Nearer and nearer the red
iron crept to the girls white brow.
Devil, The PEN" screamed
Denis, and then with the red iron
scorching his loves eyes he wrote to
betray his friend to torture.
Eight miles away. by a swee;-briar
hedge in Oswestry town, Sir Bertram
walked with the Lady Elinor, his
love, most happy both in the August
moonlight
Down the garden to them came a
little man. running GREATNESS, and
thrust at Bertram a parchment.
Am cottar Of Gobowen, lord
ship" said the little man. Found a
man-at-arms sore hurt on the hills
His hand of writ" Bertram read that
broken. quavering writing and
Our Lady aid him! Sure. he is in
in case" he muttered; then turning,
cried for his horse.
So Bertram rode away in the
moonlight with the sturdy little man
hanging by his stirrup-leather. Once
twice. and again Bertram asked how
far we're they from Denis, aud al
WAYS was answered:
My lord will be with him anon"
At last the path wound down
through dark defle All on a sud
den. Bertram felt the bite Of a moose
about his arms-another-another
Choked and blinded by a cloak about
his head. he was dragged heavily
from his horse and. struggling yainly,
was bound and gagged.
Fell work was there to carry Bert
ram. that huge knight, up the narrow
stair Of the castle. The sides OF him
grazed and scraped the stones. Head
and feet were bruised against the
walls When at last the bearers had
him in that low. dark chamber. they
d-opped him speedily. and he fell
against the brazier and there Law
stupid. scorched by the red charcoal
Jo1lily laughed Percy de NiEne-
A trinity. faith. trinity, and
tore HeTtram's gag away The head
svaved In this side and that al hi.
violence. senseless- See now, good
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
ON PROBATION
Capt W. p. Greaney, Of Company x,
Takes Action Regarding Oere-
lict Members,

Company X Illinois Natiocal Guard,
held a rally last night at the Armory
and took action upon some OF its dere-
let soldiers
Captain W. T. Greaney requests Tue
Bulletin to state thai the company
decided to drop all dead timber and
to administer rebuke to several mem
bers of the COMPANY who he states
have not kept their oath of allegiance
10 the organization and Furthermore
have dissuaded others from attend
ing drills and otherwise working
against the good Of the company.
Capt. Greaney states that the mem
bers so accused have been placed on
the probation list and unless, within
len days they can give satisfactory
apology for their remisaess, he VII
recommend to his superior officers
that all be dishororably discharged
from the service.
Those who are on the probation list
are Charles Ort. Ben HoIderby, Dean
Sites. Fred ConneIl, Hiram Hoffman,
Willard McGruder and Harry Parks
An election Of first lieutenant
will be held within the mex thirty
days
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
FEAR BLO0DSHED IN
Concluded from First Page.)

organised by John G. Carlisle. Gen.
raj Jack Hendrick, Judge James J.
Hazelrigg and Congressman r. A
Hopkins former chief justice Of the
Kentucky appellate court.
The cooler heads among those who
believe in the rights of the present
holdings Of the land are counseling
peace, as they say any outbreak would
merely result in the removal Of the
cases 10 the federal courts, where
chances wCuld not be so favorable TO
them.
The situation is causing much con
cern over the state and a new feud
outbreak is feared The claimant
company has wagcd a war through
several papers to create sentiment
and has even established one little
country paper. The prcponderanco Of
feeling. however, is naturally against
D..
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
BALLOON IN GOOD SHAPE.

Paris, Jan. 1i-Waltcr Wellman'-
enlarged balloon IN which he hopes 70
reach the North Pole. and which is
now inflated for the purpose Of test
ing the impeuatrability Of the enyel-
opc was exhibited 10 number Of
French aeronsuts this afternoon Mr
W7ellman considers his balloon i'm per
feet co1diticn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
THE DAY IN THE HOUSE.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 1.-THE
horse spent most of today considering
the legislation per aiming TO the Dis
riot of Columbia and proposed a mum.
Der of bills, after which the consider,
1tion of fertilization appropriation bill
was resumed The mes age Of Presi.
leGt Roosevelt regarding the Colo.
ado river was read The house adj
iourned at ) o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
KILLED LOOPING THE LOOP.

Buenos Ayres, Jan. IA mar
named Davis was killed in Bucking
ham palace Saturday night while loop
ing the loop. Davis had challenge
Mephisto. who performs the act night
~. and fell to his headth while al
tempting the feat
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
w G.. u. Meeting.

The Womens Christian Temper
anca Union viii hold a reception at
the residence of Ms l. II. Myers, on
Tenth rect, Thursday afternoon,
from two to five O'Clock, 10 which they
cordially invite their friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
ASK PRESIDENT TO HELP
Concluded from First Page.)

posed in governments by the Supreme
Ruler in the interest of an immediate
discharge BY the nations Of their re.
spon.ibility Of guardianship over the
remnant of the humble people who
generation ago without choice Of
their own. were brough out of their
isolation into relations with the
world of men and Sites
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

the evidence | DENIED 10 wise to send
Major Blocksom and assistant 10 the
Attorney General. Purdy, to Browns
Vile TO make thorough investigation
on the ground in reference to the mat
ter.
| herewith transmit Secretary Taft'5
report and the testimony taken under
oath of the various witnesses eXamin-
Cd i'm the course Of the investigation.
/ also submit various exhibits includ-
ng maps Of Brownsville and Fort
Brown. photographs Of various build
ings. a letter from Judge Parks TO his
wife. together with a bandOlecr thirty
three empty shells seven ball car
tridges and four clips picked mp in
the streets of Brownsville within a
few hours after the shooting three
steel jacketed bullets and some scraps
of the castings Of other bullets picked
out Of the houses into which they had
heen fired.
List Of Crimes Committed.
II appears from the testimony that
on the night Of the 18Th Of August.
1906 several crimes were committed
by some per.ou or persons In the city
Of Brownsville. Among hose were
tho following: ...
(al The murder of Frank Nafus.
tbt Tho assault with intentfo XII
The Lieutenant Of police. Dominguez.
whose horse was killed under him,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
mATApoR FATALLY HURT.

Mexico City. Jan. 14.-Antonio Mon
ties. considered to be one Of the fore
most mstadors of Spain. was fatally
gored bv a bull in fight given in this
city today. Montes was about tc
place the sword when the bull caught
him
The doctors in attendance say that
he cannot survive tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
AT THE THEAToRIUM.

Moving pictures for tonight: MIA
CARA Falls and VOYAGE to the Stars.
Illus rated songs. Come Along Little
Girl. Come Along, and others.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
COOK WANTE

WANTED-GooD COOK; GOOD
WAGES; CALL AT ONCE. MRS A.
A. 6oNDuRANT, 324 EIGHTH ST.
Have Mrs. Au-riu's Pancakes for
breakfast Your grocer can supply
you.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
-MlIl Entertain at Cards.

Mrs. Frank Spencer of Eleventh
street will entertain ar cards Wei
nesday afternoon January 23rd for
which affair cards will be issued III S
week
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
COLD WAVE IS
COMING TO CAIRO
OBSERVER SMYTA GETS A
MESSAGE FROM CHICAGO
FORETELLlNG A FALL
25 DEGREES IN TEN
PERATURE.

Observer ?. H. Smyth Of the wea,
ther bureau received a message last
night from Chicago stating that a
cold wave was en- route to Cairo and
that the temperature would fall -
degrees or more in the next p to Sc
hours.
Such a fall will AXE the tempera,
ture down 10 about % degrees by to-
night or Wednesday morning
This will be welcome news To
Cairoites who were languid and ener-
waited yesterday by temperature
that at one time during the day
rea.- he'd 10 degrees, summer heat
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

Every little while there appears .
want id. which IL aimed % direcHy
At you that II Il ~ers Q bullet TOs
= szla b ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

There may De q Esnt "a. printed to
day which 10 hunting Job" for . msa
Who ought - have heen vorkinG for
,oa Car YparR
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
[ OTIS Sell Well,

Lots in the Bourgeois addition are
selling well Mr. NJ. Eas. erday has
written four deeds for purchases since
Saturday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
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; SOCIETY NEWS F.:
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Matron's Club.

The Nations Card Club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. }, w W niger
OF Tdrk Place West
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

Judge w. NJ Butler went to MUIR
physboro yesterday to hold court
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

DIR. A. A. Bondurant returned yes
terday afternoon from Grand Chain
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

But | remember have not told
how Denis was made knight. The next
dav when the sun was setting, the
king held court-so that day
neither Denis and Enid might be I'M
der the oak tree. nor Bertram and
ElInor by the sweet-briar hedge. The
king must needs have them all and
hear their story. Then Denis flushed
and hung his head. and Enid blushed
and looked away. With his eyes
turned to the ground, Denis bluntly
told his tale. had come to Percy's or
der for the letter when
BY your good leave. my lord. now
comes NV part" quoth Bertram. step
ling forward. Even under threat of
torment. write he would not. So this
rascal Percy writes a note in qua
vering. broken hand, and twas
brought to me. The rest is little mat
ter"
Little natter quoth the king,
laughing
And Bertram. seeing him in happy
temper. knelt and said:
NV lord. boon. Twice Denis
saved me. Once. from the red iron.
Once in the fight at the doorway
PRAY you. nv lord. pay him
Never with better hesrt." cried
the king. And there before all the
court. made Denis knight
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
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! PERSONAL NOTES F:
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MIR. and Mrs. NJ. c. Wright went 10
Memphis yesterday for a visit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

Tas bsst n rvsys ne skssTsst
Advertisers yrs tss Hxilstz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

w w. Wilbourn. of Olive Branch,
was In the city on business yester
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

Nothing half So fine as Mrs. Austin's
Pancake -four Ask your grocer for il
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

No trouble TO get breakfast quick If
yen have Mrs Austin's Pancake -four.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15
PROOF OF GUILT OF THE

Concluded from First Page.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs C.. b Dewey have re
turned from visit with relatives at
Anna.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

Miss Frances Browner, Of Mound
City. aud Miss Carrie Wilson Of Oran
Mo. have come to this city to join
Miss Lottie Summerwells class IN
short hand. Miss Summerwell con
ducts a class in the Alexander County
Bank building.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

Samuel Hunter. of New Madrid,
Mo. is In the city on business, he
will return home today
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

f. NJ. Gully, of Mcclure, was in
Cairo yesterday looking after busi
ness matters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

w. L. Bristol, who has been i'll at
his home, 1913 Walnut street, is i'm.
proving
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

Miss Lucy Rice, stenographer for
the Rnodes-B urford Furniture com
pany sustained fracture of her left
arm by falling at the Roller Rink
Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

w. H. Simpson has returned from
Chicago where be was called by the
serious illness of his little dhugh-
ter. Mary Alice. who Is afflicted with
scarlet fever. The child Is improving
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

Rabbi b. Sadler left for West Frank
fort. H.. yesterday to officate at the
wedding of Miss Doris Gertrude Coli
stone 10 william Holliener, Of St
Louis. The bride is a niece Of Nj.
and Mrs. Goldstone Of this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

Miss Myra Elliott of Wicklffe, Is
the guest of the family of Capt John
Hacker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

Rev. Father James Gillen and T. j..
Kcefe went to Thebes last evening
to visit the latter's brother, n. j..
Keefe. proprietor OF the Thebe-
Hotel who is III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-15

Mayor George Parsons has returned
from Chicago whore he attended The
National Civic Federation meeting
which was held at the palatial home
of Mrs. Potter Palmer.
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