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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

friends here and elsewhere who viii
! bc pleased to learn OF their mar iage
w. y E4aette III tranSacting busi
ress in 81 Louis.
Mrs James Lahue Is confined to
fer bone by Illness.
John " G. Fry Is IN at his home on
Tenth street with an attack Of fever,
, Mrs Frank Spencer went to Mound
lCty yesterday TO yisi, Mrs Wei
sen for several days.
! Misses Marie HALEY and Beatrice
Lancaster nave returned from a visit
with friends in Paducah.
Mrs Isabella, l.. Candee returns ID.
dag after a visit Of several weeks
with her sister in Chicago.
Miss Eya Goldberg 4 III at rho
lone "a her parents Rev. and Mrs
NV 7 Morris on Eighth street
\ M ss Bessie Turner has resumed
her 5rfies a. citr editor Of The Bulie
tr after Two weeks vacation.
Miss Charlotte sloo left Yesterday
morning for Chicago. where she will
visit for a few weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Rebecca Embarton Of Old Oak. |
KY IL The guest az nef mother, Mrs !
H. ". Hodge Of Washington avenue
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Spies and son,
Albert. went 10 Matthew. Mo. yester.
day to visit George Spies formerly Of
this city.
Master Barclay Naugle. of Mexico
City Mexico Il guest of Major and
slrs. F. P. Gooding OF lower Washing
ton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Frank l. Murray and
baby Of Seventh street, will leave
next week for stay at Dawson
springs, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs F. y. Rexford will
leave today for an extended visit with
relatives at Centralia, Mattoon and
Blue Island, Ill. Il
My and Mrs Gus Osterloh have
gone 10 West Baden. Ind. From
there they will go to Cincinnati and
return home by boat
H. f. Halliday returned yesterday
from Memphis where spent Sunday
with hts family who are guests of W.
H. Greble and family.
AIRS. X D. StaReton and daughter
and Miss Louise stelnhoUsa
returned yesterday from visit with 3
friends at JouesboFo, H. !
Mr.. and Mrs viii Cunningham and u
Of Park Place West viii u
leave the latter par Of this week for S
! sojonrn at Waukesha, Wis. b
Mrs G. f. Hessian and little son D
ind Mr.. and Mrs John b. Greaney v
md son have gone to St. Joseph, N
dich., 10 spend three weeks. n
Mrs. John d Clark. of Nashville.
Tenn. formerly Miss Matte Belle
Thornton Of Cairo Is the guest of
hrs Chas Hodge Of Sixth street.
Miss Camilla Halliday formerly OF
afro arrived yesterday from Dallas.
Texas. and is the guest Of Miss Nil.
,red Hinkle Of Twenty-eighth street
Col Frank l.. Harris, OF 81. Louis
q here greeting his hosts of Cairo b
riends and incidentally transacting
ONE business for ne Mobile & Ohio
abroad
Miss Elsie Stelle who Is the guest in
T the Misses Emma and Miriam r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

Mrs c. r. Hessian and little son
ami Mr. and Mrs. John b. Greaney
and son have gone to ST. Joseph,
Mich, 10 spend three weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

leare soon for an extended trip for
the benefit Of Mrs. Eicheaherger's
health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

Mrs. John d Clark. of Nashville.
Tenn. formerly Miss Matte Belle
Thornton. Of Cairo. Is the guest of
Mrs Chas. Hodge Of Sixth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

B. r. Thistiewood returned to Chi.
ago las evening to resume opera
tions on his big contract with the iii.
nois Central Railroad company In con
srructing subways at Irand Cross
ing
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

Miss Camilla Halliday formerly Of
Cairo. arrived yesterday from Dallas.
Texas. and is the guest of Miss Nil.
dred Hinkle Of Twenty-eighth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

Mr. and Mrs. J w Spies and son
Albert went 10 Matthew. Mo, yester-
day to visit George Spies formerly Of
this city. !,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Rexford will
leave today for an extended visit with
relatives at Centralia, Mattoon and
Blue Island, Ill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

Mrs Rebecca Embarton Of Old Oak.
KY is The gnest of nef mother, Mrs
J. W. Hodge Of Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

w y E4uelte III tranSacting bust
ress in st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

Mrs James Lahue is confined tc
Ter home by Illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

Miss Charlotte Sloo lefr Yesterday
morning for Chicago, where she will
visit for few weeks with relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-09

John " C. Fry IS N at his home on
Tenth street with an attack Of fever
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
CITY Of PANAMA"
SAID TO Be LOST


SAN FRANCISCO Jan "a report
was received IN this city late last night
that several lie RATS and other wreckage
with tho name OF city OF Panama" on
them came ashore az Wardeu beach carly
last evening. Tho CITY of Panama sailed
from here Dec 81 for Tho isthmus
Tn addition tO her cabin passengers the
City of Panama carried twenty-five
chinese and twenty In the storage Her
cabin passengers were James Bowbrv "
G. Mcpherson, r. G. Mcpherson. Dr r.
Rutherford and wife. DIT II " Coo and
wife. T. T.. Prince, Frank J. Gluyas.
Thomas Clark, Charles =. Shanerd j V
Coney and Harry Cooper wife and child
Wardcli beach ~ on the coast ia Santa
Cruz county, about livery miles north
OF Santa Cruz city, and vers remote from
any telegraph or telephone communica-
tion
a heavy southeastern gale has been
blowing for several DAYS and II is pos
sihie that the wreckage found on the
beach has been washed overheard
Ine city 81 Panama is owned and
operated 10y the Pacific Mail Steamship
company. and has piled between san
Franc 'scO ana Mexican and Central
American ports. She Us an iron screw
steamer Of 900 tons and was built in 1879
Had the city OF Panama continued un-
irtcrruptedly on her way she would
nave been due yesterday at Mazatlar.
Mexico, her first port Of cali The beach
there IS now being patrolled for miles
watching for bodies which may drift
ashore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
CA RNEGIE LAKE
At PRINCETON
The Tigers viii Prove Factors
in the Big Rowing
Events.

PRINCETON, y. j.. January Says
the Daily Princotonlan: During the vim
ter months Carnegie Lake will bo of
great value toward developing the hockey
team and ahordIng excellent opportuni-
Ties for outdoor soprts on the Part Of
the entire student body. Immediately
upon the coming Of spring. however.
the question OF its further utility as
affecting branch Of athletics in which
Princeton for lOng time has not been
engaged. will have 70 be considered The
formation Of a rowing association must
be viewed most carefully. as 81 is a mot
ter which presents more problems than
might at first appear. First of all. e
viii have to he determined whether the
lake provides a body Of water suitable
for rowing purposes. That IL does 50
is not yet certain. for although its size
and shape may not prevent. the ques-
ton arises az 70 whether u offers a
course Of sufficient depth. From the sp-
pcarance 81 the excavation before IT
was flooded tLc lake would seem % he
TOO shallow in places. especially at the
pyey end Undoubtedly. tl4s naterla!
side Of the matter is ali important but
aside from that, and supposlng that no
natural obstacles prevent. the question
llso- aa to tine possibll. ~ 3l tor.H-
Ing such an association. Upon this point
IL is difficult To determine whether Prince
ton Is or such size az 10 be able TO
support crew. In considering the
rr Of ucr from WHICH Y.. uniycr-
stiles pick their teams. we are made -
realize under how large a handicap
Princeton would labor in taking Up this
sport at the present time. There is also
the financial problem To be considered"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

WINCHESTER. VA. January Sub
poenas were issued to-day FOR a dozen
witnesses 20 appear before the grand jlrv
on January Est ia tho case Of A Powell
Brookes. the young Alexandria. Va So
ciety man. who is IN Jail az Winchester
charged with al attempt ou tic life 80
Mrs. Aiea NJ Baker. a widely known
society woman. Saturday last az a Win
chester hospital
among the witnesses summoned arc
Mrs. Baker. her daughter. Miss Virginia
Cabel Baker, young lady famous fa
half dozen states for her beauty who
IS belle IN Baltimore and Richmond.
pr. Hunter H. Mcclure. nephew Of th~
late DR.. Hunter Mcclure. OF Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
ALL VASSALS
TO JAPANESE
Leo Tolstoi Writes That Whole
World VIII Fall Under
Oriental SWAY.
"CHURCH HAS BEEN LYING"
Only in the Orient Is 1t That
Religion and Patriotism Are
Synonymous.

PARIS. Jan. Count Leo Tolstoi has
written o letter to Paul sabatier. apropos
OF the latter's book on the discstablish-
ment OF a church ia France in which the
Russian author predicts the possible re-
duction % all tho christian countries OF
the west 10 n state OF vassalage 10 the
japanese and other Oriental peoples. He
bases his prediction upon the ground that
- is only 80 the Orient that religion and
patriotism are synonymous IN this let
ter Count Tolstci displays all Ms old
time vigor OF style and clearness OF ideas.
lie says IN part. Religion is truth and
goodness. the Church falsehood and
evil. ] tell you frankly. ! cannot agree
with those who believe the Church Is an
Organization indispensable TO our religion.
Tho Church has ever been a cruel and
lying institution which. in seeking for
temporal advantages. has perverted and
distorted the true Christian doctrine
All the concordants have been for 10
nothing but compacts with the state
whereby the Church supported the state
in return for specific material advant-
ages. Christianity has ever been simply
Tretext for the Church
y may he told that there have been
and stu are iu the Catholic world men
and women Of holy life. but ! answer that
these sainted lives are not due 70 the
Church. but rather in spite OF the Church
I'm spite OF all the efforts Of Church and
State 20 unite the two principals, through
and that 81 tie state physical force and
Violence. the contradiction has become
I'm our time so fragrant that a solution is
bound 20 come
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.
Track Team Has Been Called Out
for Work.

mond High School Will present the mono
grams 60 the members OF the football
team tomorrow morning. The presenta-
ton viii take place in the assembly
room.
Mr.. Harwood. the principal Of the school
will present the letters 20 the following
men: Parsons Russell, Mccarthy, Laird
Mol. Tayior. Fairlamb. Orchard. SintOn
Ezekiel Miles (captain), Simpson. Angus
tine OF the team: Hargrove. manager. and
Robinson. coach.
Tho track team has been called out 10
prepare and organize for the track meet
on January 26th. at the Horse Show build
ing Much good material is expected TO
show up. The members % last years
team who are back are Ludwig. manag r.;
Iichtenstein and Ezekiel. \ coach will be
secured as soon IS possible. and the real
work begun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
More Pay.

Because Of this rcu0rt and experience.
the general star recommended and the
department decided 90 TO be wise 20 return
TO the former policy OF equal foreign
service for all the regiments Of the mobile
army.
The present assignment OF the other
colored regiments to the Philippines is
merely Tor an equal distribution OF foreign
services They have not been there for
four wears. Il now becomes fair TO them
and 70 other regiments that they be ar
signed TO the Philippines in due order
Foreign service. - should be stated. in
creases the ray OF the men 20 per cent.
and counts double time for retirement
u was pointed out at the department.
therefore. that the idea that these orders
were preiudieial % TIE colored troors ~
We're made on account Of the Brownsville
affair was utterly absurd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

In order TO prevent imposition. the
Coiorcd city Mission has instituted
system bv which if hopes 20 keep the pub
De- We'll informed as 20 the iccnfincat ZION
~ all its agents. The mission board has
been divided into sections. and the head
of each division must sign for and OBJ
tain food and fuel Tor tho poor of lis
respective district. FROM 'he headquarters
once 40. - East L"!gh street
The utmost care WIZ &C. taken BY The
Officers hereafter 30 500 that che publir
is not imposed unon by unauthorized
agents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
CIGAR FACTORY
IN PETERSBURG
American Company Awards Con-
tract to Richmond Firm for
Another Big Plant.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC SOLD
MIR. c. Fisher Collier Becomes
Purchascr-Pricc Not
Stated.

PET ERSB, re. VA. January .. Tbs
American cigar Company has awarded
L" a. Richmond nrm the contract for an
"th'r cigar factory. 60 Dee built on South
street between Commerce and Pearl
F'l"'t-. zoo This citt. The new factory
VIII po thr"e-stprv brick building. nfty-
IN' 10y one bundled and seventy feet.
ne oompany's Harrison Street factory
VIII DO used as stcmmerz and tho big
S'''lmeFy' fronting on Byrne Street. il
10 100 used FOR storage purposes The
$40 ~ the new "a tory ls IN "A section OF
D.. 'itf WhNrc many employees live
Tho Academy - Music has been sold
us owner, Percy %. Seward. 70 q.
iF.'' '"iher Tho price has not heen
l'"N' pNo'ir- THE theatre Wns sold SUBJ
L" " .''se That expires ~ 1909
Ihr ladies Memorial Association has
instructed its corresponding s..,rc,.,-,, -
" 'i'e ihe a =. iiNl Camp % Confede-
'1te Veterans. the Daughters of the CON
l'o'ra'F. sons ~ Veterans and AN cfti-
zons 10 Join them ia houorinE the one
nn"ared'h Anniversary Of Ge1eral Robt.
J.. Lees birthday January feth "a. ,
memorial service IN 81. Pa,.is r,riego,,,i
church a. l. o'clock on that dav
rev Gerald Cuiberson. of Richmond
ue.Fered an excellent address on ..Tha
AriStocracy 81 Culture" ~ a C-bristi,1
Andea'or rally servise. held last night
ti The Washington Street Christian
h'ien- A beautiful musical program
'T w." rendered and many new mcm-
- ''',o 'ne society
NC64 OcS.
'"e mutual Assurance Society - Nir-
E''"t mas appointed Capt -. U. Patterson
"N irl.rFpl.S aF"nt to 800 fhe va~anc-
a-sen n' in" recent death ~ pr James
'al'ofn'
ann ninr'a iore that Tie rero-.
.iropo.tan Life Insurance
company "' Ne" York. would insure I'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
DR.. Scherer TO Preach.

Tho Rev. j. 4 y. Schcrcr. LII y.
president Of Newberry College. s. c.. viii
preach in the English Lutheran Church.
seventh and Grace, tonight at o'clock
Dr. Schorer stands in the front rank Of
educa tors. theologians. authors aud ora
tors in America. lie will lecture IN the
Academy OF Music Sunday afternoon and
at tho Young Mems Christian Association
Monday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Seven Days in the Week

No lost time on Sundays or holidays.
but instead interest runs on automati-
cauy when money is deposited in this
bank.
Wen take the best Of care Of it after
you start to save. But YOU must make
the start. and the sooner you start tho
sooner you can put your money al work
where it VIII work for YOU
Don't postpone your visit. come to-
morrow.
Three per cent Compound Interest. One
dollar will start YOU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Work Ahead.

The weeks hs=iness Of the City Faith
crs FOR the current week will be crowde
into Monday. SO far all the meetings
~ committees are booked for tomorrow.
The Common Council will meet at 8
o'clock. The following committee meet
inPs arc also booked. COMMITTEES ON
Water. ar p. NJ; Committee ON
Finance. ~ O'Clock. Committed on
Streets A. o'clock. Committee on
Police. Election ana schools at I.S0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Richmonders in New York.

NEW YORK January 5.-Thc follow
ing Richmond people were registered at
New York hotels today.
Mani attain T.. g. Strauss and wife
Martinique w. Whcelwright and
wife Mario Antonette-Airs. g. r.
Whitiock Miss Whitlock Prince George
w. S. BcN a. J. Parrish Buckng-
ham-B 70. Valentine and wife
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Wilson-EdWards-

i0nf0llI % J % 7 Incs IIsUHfcfl
FREDERICKSBTR VA. January 5 o.
George r. Wilson and Miss Annie b.
Edwards were married recently at the
home Of Mrs. Josephine Nemper, near
Summerduck. In lower Fauquier county.
Rev. G. W. Brooks performing the cere-
mony. The attendants were: Grover VIII
son and Miss Bessie Conner. Joe Conner
and Miss Minnie Em0rey. LOWS Edwards
and Miss Cora Conner. Jesse Embrey and
Miss Carrie Wilson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
The War Department Has
Ordered Every Regl-
ment to the Islands.
NO BLACK SOLDIERS
IN THIS COUNTRY
General Wood Says Action Is Not
On Account of Brownsville
Riot, But Because Their
Turn Has Come
for Foreign
Service.

W ASHlNGTON. January S-The Ninth
and Tenth Cavalry and the Twentv-6fth
infantry. Including ali the negro soldiers
- ;ae regular army in this country. have
NVtn ordered TO prepare for service IN
the Philippines, and will sail at different
unes between March 9th and June 9th
~ TINS year. The only other regiment
composed OF negroes. the Twenty fourth
infantry Is now doing service in the Phil
ippines.
Other troops ordered 20 the Philippines
are the Sixth Cavalry. the Eighteenth
twenty sixth, TW'enty-ninth and Thirtieth
infantry The troops which will be re-
NeNed py the sending or these new rczi-
ments will he the Fourth. Seventh and
iIshth cavalry. and the Ninth. Thir-
;seath. Fifteenth. Sixteenth and Nine
teenth Infantry.
II was stated by Major General Bell
chief Of stan. that the negro regiments
are being sent 20 the Philippines because
II IS their turn 70 go. and MOI because
~ any desire TO get them out Of the
United States AZ this time
Negroes Sail First.
WASHINGTON. January 5.-Tho negro
troops are TO SAL for the Philippines he
lore most OF the white organizations. tho
4ast % which Will not leave this country
until early in January laS
The following statement was issued
from the War Department IN EXPLANATION
Of the orders: There was n time he
tween 1902 and 1915 when the coiored
regiments were not sent 90 tho Phillip
pines at all. In 1895. however. this poIicv
was tentatively changed. and the twenty
fourth Infantry. coiored regiment was
sent 10 the Philippines. AMI IS trero
now. The service ~ tile Twenty-fourth
Infantry in The Philippines has beer
entirely Satisfactory. and it is thought
that the seT7 see 81 The other rcglments
VIII be-"
IN reporting upon this subject. General
Wood states:
Il recently visited and made an inspec-
ton OF the departments ~ the Tisayas
and Mindanao. and found the Twenty
fourth Infantry very well liked hv the
civil authorities IN the ne!ghborhood Of
its various stations. In sact. at Taclobaa
the Governor expressed Particular appre-
citation Of the fine conduct OF this regi-
ment-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
THE WEATHER

Forecast. Virginia-Falr. warmer sun
.afs Monday fair. light south winds
North Caro-. ina--Fair. warmer Sunday,
MuuIHt falr. nllt south winds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
How to Find Out

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Hoods Sarsaparilla

gitee There .Ea.s r go- and tone for TIE
proper Performance OF tue.r functions.
go egie4 aA t-lF ordinary ailments
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
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thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Didn't Know Had Kidney Trouble.

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-13
OUR LATIN.AMERucAN TRADE.

with
months but retained
Thus the Brazil
little 100000 while the Brazans
worth
100000 while they took e50OOOOO
agricultural products Mexico takes
United States while
imports total only $57O0O000
study of these figures discern
poant than We
and Brazil until the end of time
with those countries will be against The bust
of the Cubans Bazans
intercourse with Mexico
provided
fail
policy which provide
ships and them directly
those of the countries
and Cuba will always be comparatively insignificant
poach $4,000
for title
may accordingly add potach dialect.
Englishman in his of
miles in wenyour
Congressman Nick bungalow
at Honolulu where the TafForaker
Demenia Virginia
York
Dollar harder to tell why