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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

| further they suddenly vanished.
There on either side ofstac last foot
prints We're the deep maras Of pair
OF wings, In fact. the shape OF tho
nrimaries were plainly visible. About
ak feet further on q few tiny drops
OF red on the white snow showed
that the mouse had met its death by
heing bounced on by an owl, and
lifted OF its feet by the winged MUIR
derer,
The same day, a hound aud cot
tontail rabbit furnished the princi-
nal objects In a scene which depicts
the tracks left by these sporty ami
mails en- the page Of winter. did
mt see either OF the principals, but
the story was as complete az II had
Witnessed " from start to finish.
When | first came upon this partic-
Glar track ! noted that the leaps of
the rabbit were short, but on COM
inT TO where couple Of men had
crossed Il ut right angles. II was
plain that they had also observed
the trail OF the cottontail. as they
had stopped and one had tried tho
freshness OF the footprint, by touch
Ing It with his finger. A dog was
with them, It's big pads being visible
along with that OF the men The dog
needed no urging to take the trail OF
Molly Cottontail. the branching on
bring regular. and without any pre-.
marking up OF the snow,
as would have been the case had the
scent been uncertain, or the hound
undulyfurged to follow his master,
The rabbit | could see had preceded
the dog only short time, as the lat
ter cut corners, when the former cir |
tledA-a thing no well-trained |
hound would have done had thesl
scent not been fresh. or he was any
way uncertain about being able ia
pick It up again.
The chase was long one. and |
while II kept to the same section OK
bush, II cireled round and round in a
manner well known to all rabbit |
hunters. wished little bunny well,
and am hoping that had followed 1t
10 finish. | should have found
where Molly had "holed up and
Inns escaped the mound and hunters.
John Boyd In Recreation Maya
line.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03


Don't sleep on your left side, for
IL causes too great a pressure on the
heart.
Don't sleep on your right side, for
IL interferes with the respiration Of
that lung.
Don't sleep on your stomach. for
that interferes with the respiration
Of both lungs and makes breathing
difficult.
Don't sleep on your back, for this
method of getting rest Is bad for the
nervous system.
Don't sleep sitting In chair, for
your body falls into an unnatural
position and you can not get the
necessary relaxation.
Don't sleep standing up. for you
may topple over and crack your skull.
Don't sleep. Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
OPERA IS NEXT
At OPERA HOUSE
'RAJAh OF BHoNo" WILL APPEAR
TOMORROW NIGHT WITH
GREAT cHoRUs-oTHER GOOD
PLAYS COMING.

The Rajah OF Bhong" will be the
attraction at the Cairo opera house on
"Wednesday, Dec. 18th The opera Is
the joint work OF Halton Powell AMI
Francis Caleton. who have many sue.
cesses to their credit The production
mas been rehearsed and staged under
the personal direction OF Slgnor Srn
est Salvatore. whose ability IN this
line is unquestioned The Rajah OF
bhonG' is characterized by brilliant
music and gorgeous ensembles, while
the comedy element Is best described
as q "whirlwind OF merriment"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
An Implication.

II was Saturday night and Al
parts Of the theatre we're crowded. .
In the gallery a young woman sat
In front Of a eorpuient man, who
caused much annoyance by his fre-
ouent observations.
The lsdy's patience became ex-
hausted and. turning round TO her
tormentor, she delivered sharp re-
buse.
II wish YOU would be quiet. sir.
and remember that we did not come
here TO listen to your impertient re-
marks"
VERY we'll, Liza" said the Esrru-
Ious ore. bat pray don't cat me-"
You are In no danger" replied
the Young woman. Il am . yewcss."
Smiles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville. viii con
Time falling during the next severa
days. At Mt Vernon, will continue
rising during the next IL to "a hours
and then fall At Paducah, not much
change during the next "a to SO hours
then fall. AT Cairo. will continue
rising during the next SO hours.
The Tennessee. from Florence to
below Jacksonville. win continue
falling during the next two or three
days = mmR
The Mississippi, from below st.
Louis to Cairo. and the Wabash at
Mt Carmel, no material change dur
ing the next As hours.
MONTRoSE w. HAYES.
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
GOvERNORDEN!tN
!. COMES THURSDAY
WILL ADDRESS PEOPLE AT COURT
HOUSE IN HIS OWN INTEREST
AS CANDIDATE FOR RE.
ELECTION.

Governor Deneen will be Erre
Thursday to open his campaign for
denomination as the Republican cav
didate for governor of H!,nois. He
VIII address The peopte cf Cairo and
AleXander county at he court l.ouge.
He is one of the strong men of the
state and is making a hard fight for
the peoples rights In matters pending
before the legislature He may look
for a cordial reception in Cairo for
ide people here will not forget that ha
did what he could to help them make
Roosevelt Day gra11 success.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
Confidence.

Oar amt no sense In sayin
Dat dis world is soin' bad;
Oar amt no sense In playin'
Minor tunes an singin' sad.
Cause as long as rain keeps droppin'
An de sun makes out to shine,
Oar won't be any stoppin'
Fruit FUN CROWN on de vine.
Oars blossoms in de May day
An dar's ripeness In de fall.
An de pleasure OF de play day
ID wuf earnin' after all.
An darScan't be much de matter,
Cause a world Is hard to beat
Whar DE possum's growing fsttex
An de melons mighty sweet!
Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
vANDERaIlT's VIEWS.
Recent Wars Caused Activity That
Consumed Worlds Capital.

r. A. Vanderbilt, vice president OF
the National City Bank of New York
in an Introductory address said Of the
financial condition:
Some people attribute the trouble
TO the policies Of President Roosevelt
while others fnd the cause in the
gambling Of Wall Street, but 1t -
probable that in neither of these ex-
tremeses will be found the real cause
of the present financial situation. The
The Boer and Russo-Japanese wars
necessarily caused the destruction of
much wealth aud Immediately follow.
ing these wars there came an unprc-
cedented period Of world wide activity
Tint found Insufficient capital"
Was Inevitable.
Comptroller Ridgely said, the reac-
tion in business was due and ineyi-
table: in fact 1t had been in progress
for some time, but that it should have
been carried ON in more orderly
There is no necessity for
panic. he said. and this particular
panic might easily have been averted
aud in its place We might have had
more reasonable and orderly readjust.
nent of credits and values, If we had
! better system OF currency and bet
Ter system Of banking both national
md state" He said the government
lad collected s245,Ooo, 900 more than
is necessary expenditures. and de
Jared that the government should
lot have taken such vast sum from
he people.
Recall Notes Annually.
United States Treasurer Treat was
he last speaker He spoke on The |
of our banking system |
nd the unification of the currency" |
Ie advised retirement OF United |
'tates notes in sums of $4,000, 900 |
0 $l00,00o.100 per annum, thus re-
easing the reserve of about $3500oO. |
% gold for banking purposes: the re,
Irement OF all outstanding silver Ger
Ificates, silver dollars so released to
e utilized for subsidiary coin; retire
ne present issue OF national bank
otes, and that bonds pledged for the
exemption of this circulation be re-
eemed by special 2 per cent bonds
The plan. as | have outlined" he
AID. would not only accomplish a
fundamental readjustment OF our
anking system. but believe 1t would
eet the needs of the American peo-
e here today and likewise the needs
nifty years hence" He was also
the opinion that the REIMBURSEMENT
would not only unity the currency.
IT In its simplified design would
old well deserved criticism OF the
in our monetary forms of
rrency, aud make It more accept.
lie In all money markets OF the
Drld'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
TMr rLsN THAT WORRIED


n" 1872 "''T"NA sWvSsHVs WV syt1
~" !" His Senses.
"rhe So. 81 answer 1 ever hes
made 10 tnrn away wrath" reniai
Cd tho tall mai was given by d
negro man to an ,ther. A few n
ments before the conversation h
become heated. Iinaliy one OF the
unable to restrain himself, thrust
black INST as LARGE as a ham ria
nneer the nose ~ tie othor ms
witch the exclamation
Smell dat, .ou low-down nj
gah Smell dat.'
His opponen Started with m
prise at the bslii. ent dcmonstr
tlon, but recovered nseif enou,
TO reply, rebuklngly;
You know dat ain 10 place +
yo' ifs. Mr.. Jackson
"Whereupon Mr.. JACKSON, ATT
q moments hesitation, lowered It
his side, and the danger O. "a on
break was over New u.lea,
Times Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Frad j. Thomas. JeweleF, has re-
ceived supply OF first quality solid
gold and rolled plate jewelry. OF all
Kinds. Also watches. clocks. sterling
silver novelties, etc. at the lowest
prices. All suitable for Christmas
present..
Call aud examine his stock. Ne.
e52 Eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

THE WEATHER
Yeste rday,s cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

Yesterday was fair with little stir
in the air, Little rain was reported
BY the government bulletin. The ex-
trailies OF temperature were rs at
Phoenix. Arizs and 10 at Huron,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

NEW UPTOWN COAL COMPANY
Yards located al 5eth street and 6'o
-Four track. near the =. Nordr1sn
plant At west 34th street, only high
grade Illinois Goals handed: we will
appreciate al patronage given us;
Phene. Home f74: Terms c. o. D.
WEST SIDE coal COMPANY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

Chlei Egan received message
from Oakland, H.. yesterday asking II
man with a bullet in his hand had
been found here. No such case has
been reported here and the chief was
puzzled over the message.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
DIED FROM HIS WOUNDS.

Kansas City. Dec. Ill J. Groves.
editor OF the Kansas City Post. who
4 few days ago was shot by General
Richard Horne. died today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
His MisfaLr

The neishbors complain ts.t rou
are maintsining = nuissncs.
4 -isb you'd SPEAK 10 M eifs
about n, its her fault.
ITS her dog. then
oh. It's the dog rou-s eon.
'bout. thought II vas M mottsr-
- aw-HoUston Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and yicinity--Fair anttcpider.
Kentucky and Tennessee Fair and
warmer. @
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
Washington Forecast.

Washington, Dec. 2-irLLlINOIS--i
Fair Tuesday, except snow ffurries in
extreme north; Wednesday fair, light
to fresh west winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

Results is What the advertiser want
tad nat Il vhsf BE- gets when he
sisess his sdvsrtisibE N the M
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

rou pay . little more nor classified
m the Builstin than
ether Cairo papers but yez - tss
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

stead Of the swiftest contestants.
Now. as yoa will see, headvork II
more apt TO win when IL is coupled
with the footwork than speedy foot
work alone. So use YOUR heads 10
regulate your feet; In other words,
use good teamwork" as they say
in athletics. and you'll be successful
in this broomstick pastlme OF the
fore and aft race"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

The w. G. T. U. will hold a sale
at Miss Minnie Comba's. on Eighth
street, Saturday, December 7th.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

Buy Piano for Christmas present.
hhit!oek- llG2 Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

TIE Bulletin Is IN. only paper -u1
In . radius Of lSs nfi.s VIA n. ..r
-ies Of Tie A,sp>ists< Fr--s
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
OVER 300 WENT.
Special Train to GIenwood Carried
a Great Crowd of juno
tioniteS.

Shortly after seven O'Clock this
morning the joint Colorado Midland
and Rio Grande special excursion
train. bound for the Strawberry day
CITY of Glenwood Springs, pulled out
of Grand Junction with over three
hundred men, women and children on
board. The crowd was one of the
largest that ever went out from this
CITY to take in the strawberry gay
eties at the famous Colorado Spa.
It was a jolly crowd, every person
on board the train anticipated mer-
ry time.
The Grand Junction band was on
the train and dispensed music all
along the line.
AT Palisade the PaIisade base ball
team boarded the train accompan-
led by more than one hundred friends
and rooters Big delegations were
picl;ed NJ at every town between
here and Glenwood and when the
center of the days run was reached
the train was running in two sections.
The train reached Glenwood about
eleven o'clock. Returning the train
will leave there about nine O'Clock
reaching here about midnight.
The weather is ideal in Glenwood
TODAY and reports from there inns
afternoon indicate that thousands oi
people are thronglng the streets oi
the town enjoying the many pleasur
es provided. .-.-4
At noon Strawberries. Of the most
delicious nature and rich cream were
served every visitor, free Of charge.
This afternoon Palisade and Glen
wood Springs teams are playing oall
There is every promise that the
festival this year viii be the most
successful ever given, and Straw per,
nv dav has been an annual event AT
/ GIenwood Springs for many years. ,
A large number of Grand Junctlo5iu,
neople who went up this morning VIII
| remain over Sunday in Glenwoou-
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
A TEST CASE is
CERTAIN
NOW
(By Associated Prcss.)

Denver. June 22.-The Colorado
cattlemen feel jubtlaut over the re
suit of Public lands convention and
believe that 1t will result in a great
victory for them. Chief of Forestry
Pinehot has at last agreed to bring a
complaint against one of the cattle
men so that a test case may be had
and Fred Lighte. of Aspen, has agreed
to be the victim.
The case viii be taken clear to the
supreme court no matter what the
verdict is in the lower courts. each
side agreeing to appeal II lost.
The colorado Cattle and Horse as
sociation and the Colorado State stock
inspectors will conduct the defense.
The cattlemen have long wanted
to get a complaint brought against
them so as to force the adminlstra-
tion to take an official stand in the
matter. - u
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
1T ADJOURNS
TILL MONDAY
CBy As. oclated Press.l

Boise, June 22.-Whcn the state
yesterday closed its ease against Wm.
ID. Haywood, charged with the murder
of Frank Steunenbcrg, the defense
made AN unsuccessful attempt to Sc
cure from the court an order taking
the case from the jury. Judge Woods
ruling which requires the defense to
meet with evidence and testimony
the state has presented, was made nt
5:15 o'clock and IL was then nrrang-
ed that the Haywood counsel should
make their opening statement and
produce their evidence Monday morn
ing next. Court then adjourned un-
til Monday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
TWO OF THE BOYS
WERE BOUND OVER

Late yesterday afternoon the pre-
liminary hearing Of Lafe, Ed and Lew
Young. charged with rebranding and
killing cattle belonging to the Sci
Der Cattle company, was concluded
and Justice sweeney at once rendered
decision holding that there was suf-
hcient evidence to cause Lafe and Ed
Young to be held over for the ac-
tion of the district court. Lew Young
was ordered released as there was but
little evidence connecting him with
the alleged crime.
As predicted by the Sentinel yes
terday the defense contended that
no cattle had been killed by the
Young boys, other than their own
cattle
Lafe and Ed Young after being
held over for the action of the dist
rlct court furnished bond and were
released from custody.
Practically all OF the principals and
witnesses in the case are well known
cattlemen and for this reason the
case attracted much attention The
three Young boys have been wide
ly known on the range for years Ed
Young at least has been in trouble
before. He once shot horse that
was ridden by John u. Reeder, then
sheriff OF Mesa county, who at that
time was attempting to arrest Young.
The father of the three boys was kill
ed in a fight on the range several
years ago.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
GIANT TURTLE
OF GREAT AGE
OBy Associated Prcss.)

San Diego. Cal, June PA gi-
gantic sea turtle was captured this
morning by a fisherman and brought
to this city. 1t weighs 1920 pounds
and its shell measures feet two in
ches from tip to tip. On the back of
the huge turtle is this inscription;
British ship "Sea Bride" 1881. 3
South. sc west. Notify If this turtle is
found Thomas Fletcher. Dpowled
Road. Rivington, England. This
shows that the great turtle was cap
ured by this ship 90 years ago in Mid
Pacific and turned loose again after
the inscription had been carved upon
it.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
THE PICTURE
WAS EVELYN'S
oBy Associated Press.)

Putsburg, June 22.-A bomb was
exploded In Pittsburg's most selected
society today by the announcement IN
the fashionable weekly society paper
that tbe study in black and green"
John W. AIexander's painting, which
has been on exhibition in the interna-
tIonal are exhibit at the Carnegie art
galleries was posed by Mrs. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw.
The study in black and green
was one of the most admired paint
irgs I'm the exhibition. The figure
Of the young woman on the canvass is
beautifully done and the half ayerted
face caused many Pittsburgers to
take a second look. No one recog-
nIzed the face of Evelyn Thaw, how
The purists are demanding that
EveIvnfs picture be kept out OF the
nermanent collection at the art gal
lery
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
WIFE FAITHFUL
THROUGH
1T ALL
(By Associated Press.)

Peoria, H., June ED. F. Raum
formerly a prominent attorney and
social leader Of this city. and son
OF former commissioner of pensions,
General Raum, was taRen to Joliet
penitentialy today to begin serving
an lndeterminate sentence for forg.
cry and embezzlement.
His wife, whose devotion to her hus
band was a noteworthy feature OF his
trial will take up her residence In the
penitentiary so that she can be with
him to comfort him.
The movement will be made to Sc
cure his release from the peniten-
uary through the usual legal chan
uels.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
GIRL
is MURDERED
QBy Associated Press.)

West Grove Pa Junes .i lue
bodv of little Mary X. NeWlahu' W ~
ilegiumate daughter OF Mrs. I-,.iii ~ " ~,
Lewis. was found this morning DHl -
,,in ,l r.swis. the mothers husband
~ M fittie body was not In cask-
ot or even wrapped I'm a shroud- IL
80 tbrown into the grave face down
"Td n rope tied tightly around me
,,iri,s ai, neck showed plainly that she
had been murdered md
Erwin Lewis was arrested anu anu
obargtd dith the crime. He protestS
his innocence
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
MUST TAKE A
REFERENDUM
Western Federation of Miners Pass Some Very
Important Amendments--A Big Fight Will
Come up Next Monday Over Acting Presi
dent Mahoney's Report.

An amendment to the constitution
was adopted prohibiting unions or
individual members of locals from
making labor contracts with employ
ers.
The real fight Of the convention has
been set for next Monday
Then will come up fight over com
mittee report an the annual state
ment of Acting President c, E. Ma
honey.
The majority and minority reports
will be submitted. President Ma
honey Is said to favor the separation
of the Federation and Industrial
workers
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
RIO GRANDE
RIVER RAGING
(By Associated Press. }

ALBUQUERQUE, June 22.-Thc
Rio Grandc river, swollen 10y recent
rains in New Mexico, has pas 'cd the
danger stage along the valleys south
of this city, but thousands of dollars
worth of damage has been done.
Guadalaiara, small hamlet of sew
cral hundred people in Socorro coun-
ty, is reported cntircly washed away.
and the natives are homeless. Great
damage has been done in san Anton
10, New Mexico and the villages be-
lnAN-
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
THE LADIES WILL MEET

On Monday afternoon, June "a al
tbree o'clock at the home of Mrs Il.
q. cole. 9O5 White avenue a very I'M I'M,
nortant meeting of the Woman's club
viii be held. All members are re
ouested to be present at this meet
ing , Delegates are to be elected at
his meeting to the district convention -lilI,l
Which Viii win meet in Glenwood Springs
I'm, gSth and 29th.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
BAYARD STATUE
UNVEILED
TODAY
(By Associated Press.)

Wilmington, Del, uJne 22.-In the
presence of the largest crowd that
ever assembled at a public function in
Delaware. bronze memorial to ThOs.
f Bayard. secretary of state under
President Cleveland. formerly United
States ambassador TO Great Britain
and former United States senator,
was unveiled here today with sim
pie exercises.
The absence of Mr.. Cleveland, who
is recovering from a recent Illness,
Judge George Gray of the United
States circuit court delivered the
principal address.
Mr. Cleveland's address was read
by j. B Moore of Columbia univer-
sity.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
GLASS TRIAL
fRr Associated Pressl

San Francisco. June %. The trial
of Louis Glass, general manager Of
the Pacific States Telephone company
will begin before Superior Court
Judge Lawler. a week from Monday
morning In a measure the trial of
Glass. which is the third of the graft
cases to be prosecuted. will be al
most as important as that Of Mayor
SchmitZ
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
THE COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED

The following are the working COM
mittees of the new university;
Finance committee-V. c. Talbert,
DR.. II. r. Bull. l. n. Bunting. G. V.
Sternberg. Il. a Sherman, J. A. Becker
and w f. Slocomb, of Colorado Col
lege. Colorado Springs.
Buildings and Lands committee
S. NJ. Logan, w. j. Meyer, e, e. I'd
lock, c. b. Rich, u. b. Mcclure and
Judge Ben n. Lindsey, of the juve-
nile court Of Denver.
Schools and instruction commit
tee-O. A. Young, DR.. II, r. Day, u.
b Mcclure
Executive committee This com
mittee will be made up by election
save two.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
MAY CUT FARES
COUNTRY OVER
Announced in Chicago That Railroad Managers
of all Roads Have Decided to Make a
General Minimum Rate of Two Cents a
Mile--Vast Reduction.

Chicago, June 22.-It is reported
here This afternoon on good authority
tbat all the railroads of the United
states have practically agreed to in
auguratc II flat two-cent-a-mile rate
FOR passenger service throughout the
COUNTRY and abolish forever the three
r..f mile plan in vogue in many
states.
Il is also announced that no fur
tber opposition will be made to the
recent laws providing for a two cent
rate. passed by the Legislature of sew
eral states.
This announcement follows the
secret meeting of the general passen-
rer agents and managers of large
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
CHARLES DUNLAP DEAD

Charles Dunlap. aged. "a years
for many years resident of the val
ley. died late yesterday afternoon at
his home several miles east of the
city. Funeral services We're conduct
ed this afternoon at the home and
the remains will be shipped east to
the old home at Adel, Iowa, where
the lnterment will take place
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
CRx AsseeIated press.N

Denver June 22.-The convention
OF the Western Federation of Miners
today practically agreed upon a con-
stitutional amendment providing for
a referendum vote by any local union
before a strike is called, two-thirds
of those voting to answer in the af-
nrmative.
amended so rs to allow member to
represent his local organization as a
delegate to the annual convention ar-
ter years membership. Two years
has heretofore been required.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
WILL REMOVE
GRIEVIENCE
- A..ncinted Press.l

paris. June 22.-The ChamoeI VI
nonnties today voted practically uh
.arimouslv all the clauses or IN
vine vI,'l, fraud bill previously adopted,
t,ns enabling the government TO pu,
he measure into immediate effect anG mo
,nT remove owe the principal grievance oil
'"g Tba ~ remainder of the clauses oi
,bo biu win be taken up without de-
lay.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
INCOMPETENT
rBy Associated Pressl

New York, June ga Sheriff S
jury has determined that James Bart
lett Hammond. pres. of the Ham
mond Typewriter company, is incom-
petent to manage himself and his af-
fairs and will so report to the su-
preme court. His estate is valued at
$500, 900.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-22
BAD RUNAWAY
CRx Associated Press.l

Trinidad. June 22.-Judge D. d.
Finch. a veteran of the civil war and
former sheriff of the county. and a
daughter, were seriously injured in a
runaway accident last night.