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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
KUR0KI GUEST Of
TAFT At DINNER
GENERAL AND OFF.
GERS ENTERTAINED BY WAR
SECRETARY AND WIFE-Ex.
CHANGE WORDS or PRAISE.

Washington. May 10-The star
and stripes and The embI M OF Tie
rising sun tonight e ated over On,
New Willard hotel. where Secretary
and Mrs. Taft gave a dinner IN honor
OF General KuroH and japanese nail.
itary AID naval oHic rs who with
kuroki, are guests OF the nation. Taft
introduced each OF Ihe eesfs to- Kn-
roki The dinner was an informal af
fair.
Cnicers Of the two countrfes o,-
CHANGED friendly greetings ana ihs
Japan Sc visitors had many " rds of
praise for the americsn neapls ara
paid high tribute 10 the UHited states
a. world power.
X roki addressing Taft expressed
he hope thar the pr ssnf cordial re-
latioHs betEeen the two nst;o--
Should always exist FoHorfn- the
dinHed visitors we're given a recen-
ion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
SUSPECTED BANDIT
KILLED IN ESCAPING:
MOB AFTER OFFICER
CROWD or 5000 ALMOST LY;lcprs
MAN THOUGHT TO HAVE
SHOT DOWN ALLEGED TRAIN
ROBBER.

| Butte Mont. May 10 Patrol Driy.
er Charles Jackson t2night Shot and
killd Harry Cole while the latter
was attempting q escape, and a mob
Of 1000 led'hy q brother Of Cole. made
an Intellectual attempt to lynch De-
teotiYe Charles McGaryey, the crowd
laboring under the impr ssion that I'll
was that officer who had done the
shooting.
Cole had been arrested On forgery
eharse and was suspected of being
ne 81 the two bandits who sew raI
days ago held up the North Coast
Limited On the Northern Pacific At
Neleh Spur ana ml@efins Engineer
Glow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
EXPECT ORCHARD
TO TAKE STAND
MEMBERS OF MINERS Fedora.
TON IN BOISE LOOK FOR re.
clTAL or CONFESSION.
CASE CENTERS ON STORY
But How Far He will be Allowed to
Go is a Question--Moyer Ac-
cused Of Being Sentenced to
Joliet in 1886.

Boise Idaho May ID. severaI
members Of the Western Federation
OF Miners who are in Boise watching
the progress of the Haywood case d1
| not join in the belief in som quart.
ers that Orchard win refuse to tes.
tify. They believe lie will make his
statement upon the stand On all
sides there Is question as t8 how
far Orchard will bill allowed To 40 In
his statement, which IT is alleged i'm,
plioatos Haywood, Meyer and Petti-
bone. Il Is around this evidence the
whole case undoubtedly will move.
The statement printed by th Chi
cago 20 rnal charging that one
Charles Meyer was sentenced In. 1886
to one year In the Joliet panitentiary.
was printed here this afternoon ana
created much discussions
Not Me, Says Meyer.
That & H. Meyer. the prisoner now
IN jail here charged with the murder
OF former Governor Steunenberg. Is
HE one a-,i The same man Is denl 4
by the prisoner and his counsel. +
Meyer today said he was working iii
he mines in Che Black H.Is country.
south Dakota, at the time given be-
ween February 1, 1856 and January
/, 1887. Fl states that It wud hp
'asy to verify this by he records Of
he Cast croct Gold Mining company
rockford, s p. where he says be |
sa5 working at the time
Meyer also said the postmaster at
rockford would be able to testify al
0 his recsiying mail at the time and
hat officials ef the county and state
iii verify his denial Of the stsry tnat
e was an inmate Of the Joliet peni
antlary at that time
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
PLEA FOR A DEEP
WATERWAY VAIN
GOVERNORS MESSAGE ASKING
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION
HAS NO EFFECT.
FOR STATE AND NATION


| Springfield H. May 10 Governor
Deneen tonight sent % both hoaaa
lof the general assembly MESSAGE
calling attention 70 th great natal
legislation for continuing tie wara
q extension % the Chicago drainage
canal, the FIRST sep " me proposition
fer deep waterway between Tia
lakes and tn gulf ana asking Haal
adjournment be not taken until action
be bad On he measure providing for
ihe work
~ bis message the 5rnor gaTs
the time II rpe for action upon fhis
aabiect that the comm rcial needs III
the country are pressing for relief
which Q deep waterway would affari
and that favorable action upon tha
bills now before the Legislature would
he for d best interests not only Ut
state but Of the nation.
Plea Likely to Be In Vain.
IN the house, the reading af the
nessase was followed with the deeD
ast int rest hT the members. No ae
tion was taken Speaker shrtleff
l.ractlrg The message be lncorpor
ied n he journal
I'm tho senate. consideration If thel
massage was nostpon 4 until t0mor
cw.
II Waa inffYnataa tanfoht thas ,4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
CANADA TO TEST
i. S. MAIL ROUTES
WILL TRY TO PROVE CANADIAN
ROUTE FASTER THAN NEW
YORK FOR TRANSATLANTIC
SERVICE.

Montreal, Ont. May f0-ln an Of
for TO prove that The Canadian route
| is faster than New York for trans
| Atlantic mails the Canadian govern.
ment will make us fthe North Svd.
lney route during the early summer
when the mails bound from I.iceropo |
TO Montreal take the Cane Race
ro-te. Heretofore during SUNNI r ma.
vigation mails have been carried M
he St Lawrence and landed at Ri
mouski This summer the liners will
transfer mails off North Sydney
which is the near St point TO Europe
to go over the Intercolonial. Sean
ers viii carry them 10 North Sydney
whence they will be rusaad by spec
ial train to Montreal.
The steamer Mon calm VII D. used
as the mail tender at Norh SyGccy
forthe delivery of mails TO the Ont
going and for receiving mails from
the incom ny steamers. As she ard
all 70 the mail steam rs are auee Aiil
the wireless equipment ihe-e ail lie
no difficulty in their getting in tncl
with each her. 10 maue- What ue
weather conditions miy oa
Tn first steamer TO az the new
IS the V.rapaE witch .
leaves Montreal today and will re-
eeive her mails from tho VI neat u !
Sunday in Cabots s RAFT besreea Cap /
Breton AID Newfoundland. T. S ~ /
pee d that there viii he 4 asln Of f
several hours for Montreal in mail
ielivery by using North sy37ev as
nail porf. and from one TO two davs
OF maritime prov 5ncetowrs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
WORLDS COTTON
MAKERS TO MEET
PHILADELPHIA PREPARING TO
ENTERTAIN THE MANUFAc,
TURERs FROM NEW ENG
LAND. SOUTH AND EUROPE.

Philadelphia, Pa Nav 11-phu
atellSia Is repairing fo e7toran 81
rouble gathering nest week. ou the
4ccas m Of the eleveach annual can
}ention and exhibition of The Amcr..
can Cotton Manufacturers assuci3-
ton Tho convention wil ue at
tended by On ton manufacturers from
New England and the south aud from
evoral parts Of Europe a. welt In
addition To The otf0n manufacturers
there viii be present many men inter
esied in The wooden and knit goods I'm.
tpstias
While the convention which is 20
he heli 30 tae bellevue Straffou
Hotel. win consume but two DAYS Of
fhp week the ezh.lffon. vhica viii
uc held f. tbc First Regiment Ar
r-rv. wili be formally opened nerd
Monday ami Wilf consume antI tro
foII1aHc Monday Cotton from the.
field 90 The compressed baIr. Ilfoaeh
1f picking process. the lit'p Gin fHel
D.9HtHfion press fer the ram pla
wIH he eHhlfei amoa- fha rrTaI
rl hs dip.aTc5 vI Ha e..-4 .
ner if of uarl'ne-F which ll4 llan .
tl'of DEL. u -i.-Ls yi fle hraz
ndrzf 'es. and 40 az ei uea-i-e .
-pprrel The exhibits. many RI uh'-h f.
eome from ahrosd- are now being in-I
1alsf in Pc srror-. a hr-e -hrtea1
lrr17rf square fe- NJ IsH =r5ce
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
TROOPS TO AID sTRomBoLl

Misslna Sicily May 10. Troops
and engineers havo been sent "a
stromboli to assist the islanders
whose exodus, due 10 volcanic our
break continues while many Of them
Wha remain are destitute.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
FIGHT FOR e. or r. r. MEET.

Atlanta Ga, MAY TO- The Brothe-
ho-d OF Railway Trainmen in con.
voniion here today continued the
consideration of disputed claims be-
gan yesterday. The campaign for
mex meeting place increas S in ardor.
les Moines Iowa, apparently is lead
ing IN the contest Chicago today
in the race.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
100000 TO HE LOCKED OUT.

ReFlin, May 70 'rd4 Mastae
haildes association Of Berlin. ana its
suburbs tp3ay decided unanimously
"a lock OUT ~ mason3 and briekiayers
asalstins building work on May Ia.
over 100000 men arc affected bv this
decision me men demanded an
digsst insfead of nfne hour day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
MoDuS vlvENDl is PASSED.

Berlin, May l0-The commercial
modus viz ndi between the United
States and Bermany which has al
ready passed the first reading in the
reichstag and which was referred 70
the comm.ttse May Z, was oday ac
ccpted by the committee by tw nty
votes to eight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
viRGlNIA TRAv vi ems TIL go loh

Alexandria va, May LII The un
aHal convention Of The Virginia divts
sion q the TtaYeiefs Protective as-
saciation assembled here today and
Will remain in session over tomorrow.
About 200 delegates representing alt
nafts Of the state arc In attendance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
BOSTON is CRACK SHOT
Cruiser Makes Highest Scores in Paci.
f'c Squadron Target Practice
at Magd1lena Bay.

San Diego, Cal, May Id Tho
United states cruiser Boston scored
higher than any other ship in the
Pacific squadron in the targe prac.
tlce now about concluded at Magda-
lena hay. According to adyiees fo.
ceived by wireless the Boston gun.
neIs averaged 81 per cent. Ii addi-
ton 70 this there were a number Of
perfect individual scores and one per
iect score with sixinch guns.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
NEW PATENT COMMISSIONERS

Washington. May lo. The presi
lent oday appointed Edward r.
Moore Of Michigan commissioner b
9aten TO succeed Frederick /. All n
resigned Moore has been assistant
commissioner several years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
REAL /" POLICE IS
GOTHAM HOPE
COMMISSIONER BINGHAM IS busy
WlTH HIS Ak AND MANY
HEADS FALL.
LATEST IN NEW YORK


= New York May lo. These ar
f2Wful days TOR New Yorss pojisa
z Ioree Tor since tae passage II hs
I flll Commissioner Bineaan baa saa,
:. DUSTY engaged In tempting III 4.
b e0ie detFeilFes VINO can dstuct as
Paa7laeA VINO patrol Poll fral pa,v.
ef and graft Il II Ii pea win at lasf I.a
4 succeeded ty efficiency Of aIi tsso
! shiits ami changes which haze maYe
} ~ me recent shak llp III iia VIII fe
/ department. bnt one may Ia eaid sa
PAVE caNsedi general ana dlsintarassnti
fe8feL Ihat was tile transfer af
1 Lieutenant John ] Dunn fra11 fha
aead of tae Wall street branch of fse
Detective Bureaa % desk au4v II fsa
tiltie flshing village 1T Cara. ie.
Dunn is ~ years old aftyone years
Y winch rs has spent ID I'll palioa
iofce Thirty years ANA more I'll wall
street and before Thar d santh ooa.
Ineeted with the main detective hureasf
II 3Q9 Mlberrg street. fF NJ onA pF
AeW Yorks most famous personal,
ties. Great secrets i Wall street ar8
hidden h hH brain of oIsl JOHNNY
hhnn as ae II famiiiafly Gales. fia
5neW Jay Cooke, III HI Vanderbilt
lay Gould and Tin FLAX iitimatefe
" their day. ald among the present
generation of Wall street finaneiaaa
whom he counts 10 friends. a4e II.
Pierpont Morgan Edward III. HArf
man II # Rogers. Thomas II. Rgaa
lames II kenne John MI Gates. asitI
many others. F3r years his oHls
aas Teen IN the oia and new buildlasa
the stnck exchange, Waen ha las
lfecfed iie aetiYlties Ut tha WAT
sEsI sss I
rocks ana rdankE Mho fttre Ill
sess tsle "daai line fo nreg untlls
ne financial district ei liar hy Iosca
" cHnting.
Once before when McAiao ssls
commissioner of pol ce. there was
plan on foi u force Dunn te re slxa
oas The hig men til Wall sir at II 9hon
Ae knew intimately organized par.
tde and threatened t0 march upon
ieafquarters fl d body ana deman
4is retention, II Tess spec acua
means NOT effectiv This time. ho9
sFep Commissioner Bingham hss
firmly decided that the time has rose
,of him 20 retire, Bnt old Johnnv
Dunn equally determined 10 de Ii
he harness which Ii has worn siaca
500 LAS Borrowed unit rm ana ac-
.epted the transfer without mnf-
4
Great System Of Free LECTURES.
That a university II not series
I buildings. bur collection Of teach
fs and scholars has be b demon.
tFaed in the remarkable work Of Inc
rec public lecture system of the New
'crk g ty Board d Education Nine
SEN years ago, in its FIRST season. tfe
Peoples University" as II has been
allied, gave lS6 lectures before ~
~ auditors. In the season which
losej with a banquet Of he Free
ecture Corps at the Hotel Astor
'w evenings ago, NOR than So mea
nd women members of college fa-
alties and presidents Of universities
s well as specialists Ia W9av Of tfc
tactical ualks of life-ge yercd g..
So r5uros in it0 diHeren places
Store nearly a million and q quarter
tegdau-s
Almos every subject thaf can
ouse human interest Is treated un
D. these lectures Ar ana m sic.
ain 'o thc injured pHlosoahy.
nc ical scieuc poetry rNci cir
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
TWO CENT FARs BILL.
Passed by the House BIZ 1872 to 0 and
is Now Readv for Governor.

/
Is Now Rtadv for Governor.
Springfield, ILL., May To- Tha
house by a vote Of a32 to Q tonight
eQRcuIFed IN the sega e ameni1aeas
70 the house TWO cenA passenger fare
| bill
The bin, as 1t goes to the GOV rnor
for approval provides maximum
passenger fare Of two GEMS. evcebt
IN case a passenger fails to IS rchase
Q iictet at The station where tho
Ick Office is open 30 minutes pro
ceding the departure Of tha train
three cents a mile may be charge Fl
him aboard train. The rate for
children under ~ IS ono cent mill.
The smate tonight concuned tn
the house joint resolution making
application to congress to the pr
posed amendment 70 the consdtut on
to mako Uniel States senators
elective by a direct vote of til
Dooplc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
NEW YoRk's SPANISH HAPPY.

New York Ma 10.--With much en-
thusiasm New York's Spanish colony
today celebrated the birth of the male
heir to the Spanish throne Business
among the Spanish living in the city
was suspended and the day was
given over TO rejoicing. Until late to
night hotels aHd cafes where Span
iafds congregate were crowded 10
overfowing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
WHITE 80 - srAHI

Washington. Nzr f0 The wash
n-r-n American League club toiar
SOLD -lske' stahi go fhe Chicle1
American Club for &ipla The acrian
81 a salt ~ f1e recent decision al
b. national commission requiring ihe
Washington club to dispose Of stahI
within a week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
POPE SENDS CONGRATULATIONS

Rome. May 1o-The pope teie-
eraphed his coagratuiat' 'ons % king
Alfonso and his wife. add his test
wishes fer the prosperity II th royal
house and the Spanish milton
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
ROOSEVELT WIRES ALFONSO.

Washington, Nav 10-P esiden'
Roosevelt today sent to King Al
ptonso XIII. the following message:
I congratulate your majesty and
the Spanish nation on the birth oi
tho heir 10 lie throne of Spain
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
"|1'S A BOY" AND
ALL SPAIN CHEERS
BIRTH OF MALE HEIR TO THRONE
CAUSES uNRESTRAlNED JOY
THROUGHOUT NATION
CEREMONY WAS SOLEMN
Eut When the Prince Peeped at Tiny
BIT Of Royalty and Said at Is a
Prince" Etiquette Was For
gotten--Decree Holidays.

Madrid May ~ rhe news that
The direct male successor 10 the
throno Of Spain has been assured by
he birth today Of a son to Queen Vic
tosia sent a thrill Of rejoicing
throughout the country. and tonight
he happy event is being celebrated
from one end Of the land 10 tha other,
Queen yictoiia ana Inc child are
both dong well.
Hurried departure Of royal messen-
gers from the palace at ten o'clock
this morning to summon c9urtiers
and diplomats gave the first ndica-
ton that the birth was imminent I'M
mense thfongs Of the cxei cd popu-
lace Immediately gathered outside
the palace court yard
The crowd awaited in suspense IN
Ill nearly one o'clock when the thun-
dering Of the first cannon SHOT sieni.
flea The goyal Gecouchement was
over Reports were counted anXiously /
Ghlil ne fifteenth and then complete |
silence ensned, Seconds appeared I
hours until the sixteenth shot boomed /
forth, ana the continuation until 81
had been fired 10 inform the public
that the child was SON
Long Live the King"
The sixteenth report brought forth
Vheers and AZ The anne time the royal
standard was hoistel over the palace
and II was known that no mistake had
been made. The people danced with
1oy and embraced eaca other shouting
long live the king long live the /,
queen Fl
Then they rushed from he spot /
ea rying the news 70 the fnrthermost
points Of the city.
Soon after the royal salute the
hags of Spain and Great Britain were
raised over all the public buildings s
~ MADRID. Many business houses y
closed fo" me remainder of the day r
az q sign Of rejoicing :
Meanwhile q solemn ceremony Of i
pfesehta ion was pelilg CARED on ~ Il
side the palace. The mistress Of i
robes, carrying a huge silver tray !,
upon which was the newly born royal
baby, accompanied by King Alfonso
and Premier Maura. appeared in the
ante -chambef Whefe the couruers
had assembled The king appeared >,
full Of JOY as the premier, raising the q,
drapeiy which cove.ed the infant on E,
the silver tray and said -
Gentlemen, II Is a PRINCE. 81
The solemn digna'ares thereupon -
forgot all etiquette and cheered both
he king and queen heartily Minis ~
et Of Justice Flgueroa made out the
'lfth certIhcate Whlch was signed by II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
CHARTER WINS IN
DESPERATE FIGHT
DOWN STATE MEMBERS LOSE TO
CHICAGO AFTER ALL
NIGHT SESSION.
LOW RATE BILL PASSED


/ Springfield, Ill. May I'll. Senator
Mekenzle's amendment to article 3
intended 10 limit Chicagos rppresen.
itation In ne Legislature wax lesi n,
70 ~ ana 1T 1880 this fsatnrday)
morning after adopting cetam com.
miltee amendments 70 other sections.
the bin was ordered ID third eading
and made special order for III
o'clock this mornign.
Springfield, Ill May lo.A ma.
lority Of dpwn.state members Of the
senate late yesterday afternoon or
ganized ia opposition to taa Chicago
charter and AZ toniehts session re.
sorted 70 every means 10 defea tae
measure Assisting the Cook comfy
NJ mbers We're some senators from
outside that county
Too Much Power is Objection.
The object on was to article 5 ,fI
the charter, which 1t was clainel
conferred to great legislative power
upon Chicago
The figh throughout was bitfee.
and at midnight was sin on.
The outside nators claim to have
'noaght votes pledged to defaat tHo
'hartef unless amended ao as y
eliminate The Objectionable fe9tuf Il
friends Of the chartor, however say
viii have four majority when thaI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
REJOICING IN nAvANA

ta-ale. HaF la-The blrtr of "a
son 20 fhc king and meen oI spain
has oausad E-eat rejoicing among
the Spanish resiGen-s of Cuba.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
SCORES OF YESTERDAY
National League.

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11

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no game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11

SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
GET ACQUAINTED" IN THIS
TOWN THROUGH CLASSIFIED AD-
vERTtSlNG.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11

" YOU MAKE YOUR 40. TIME
M THE READERS or THIs NEWS.
PAPER WILL 1Do THE REsTsv
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-11
American Association.

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tadn6es Nuben ausgefubrtn mar,
ipieber beim, iitb eitie balbe 6tunDe
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kgungslos i'm tiefe1 @9utten Der
atfen s50bre ftdnoen, bic ,lnpeit Der
gina ibre ipeitausla6enhen Nefte Bis
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fOnnen, aber in Der TiIen StraBe ou
crauben in DDbltng ereignete ii4
nihts mebr nid)ts, bdb bas
Rdtbielhafte 6es baielbit @urgeganz
genen nod berbihtet bate, aber au9
ni9ts, bas es auffldrte.