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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
FOREST FIRES ABATED
Michigan People Respond Literally
to Appeal Of Governor For Aid
For Sufferers.

Alpena. Mich. oct 2l.-Reports to-
night from various points throughout
the Metz forest fire district show that
the fires have abated Every day
brings reports Of additional families
made destitute by the fires. but relief
measures are being executed on a
large and liberal scale. The entire
state having responded generously to
Governor Warmers appeal for aid
Martin Lapozinsky. wife and two
children. missing since Thursday last
and thought to have been burned to
death or drowned in Grand Lake.
were located today at the cottage Of
Bliss Stebbins on the lake shore The
family fed from the forest fires in an
open boat and. failure TO hear from
them led to reports that all had per
ished
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
HITCHCOCK ON OUTLOOK.

New York Oct q Chairman
Hitchcock Ct the Republican national
committee, today declared New York
absolutely safe for the natlonal ANA
state tickets and added taat he was
cCEfdent tha tCalifcrnia, Oregon and
Washington would give large Repuh-
lican plura!ities lie $ satiIded
with the conditions in Colorado, Ne
braska and Kansas, and thought that
Montana was safely Republican.
Maryland he considered safety Re,
publican and in Missouri AID Kan
tucky they had a fighting Chance.
Former Governor Herrle6, of Ohio
fet assured that Ohio was safely
Republican,
Vice Presidential Gu tn ~ Sher-
mas said tisat the goI ~ The ~tate.
which Will lie made prbic the last
Of this week, would shov a sweeping
Republican victory in New Work.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
STORM TOSSED
CREWS RESCUED
FIFTEEN MEN AND ONE WOMAN
PICKED UP IN LAKE SUPER.
IOR AFTER PERILoUS EXPER.
IENCE ON TWO BARGES.

Houghton, Mich, Oct 21-Fifteen
men and one woman, comprising tho
crews of the harges Selyian Marvin
and Lizzie A. Law, were rescued to-
day after a perilous experience on
Lake Superior.
Cast adrift Monday night in 4
storm when the tow line which con
nected them with the steamer Edward
l.. Hines parted. the two barges with
their helpless people drifted all Mon
day night at the mercy Of the waves
and early yesterday were swept on
the rocks on the east shore of Ke-
weenau Peninsula, ten miles from the
Portage entry.
Unable, owing to the dense smoke
from the forest fires, to determine
where they were. the castaways re
mained at the scene Of the wreck un-
ul they were discovered today and
taken on board the steamer Hines
which has been searching for them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
BIC BALL. GIVEN
BY JAP PREMIER
WAS MOST BRILLIANT FUNCTION
OF THE WEEk-OFFICERS OF
AMERICAN FLEET ROYALTY
ENTERTAINED.

Toxic. Oct 2l.-The dinner and bal
given this evening in honor Of the
visit Of the American feet by Premier
Katsura at his residence brought to.
gether l.500 prominent people, includ
ing all the American officers who
were invited t the ball. The guests
at dinner, however, were confined TO
those holding official positions.
There were no set speeches. Pre-
mier Katsura proposed iha health OF
President Roosevelt, and American
Ambassador O'Brlen that Of the En-
peror Of Japan. A toast TO the fleet
by the premier was responded 90 bg
Rear Admiral Sperry.
The ball was the most brilliant fune.
ton Of the week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
BELATED REPORTS SHOW AW
FULNESS OF CATASTROPHE
IN PHILIPPINES
RIVERS WERE FLOODED
Rose to Height of 30 Feet-NatiVes
Rescued From Houses AS They
Fioated Away 1880 Cholera
Among Refugees.

Manila, Oct 2l- Belated reports in
dicate that the storm of October II
lin Cagayan aVlley was the worst and
most destructive within the memory
of the Inhabitants Of the valley
The official figures are not yet
available but it seems certain that the
number of dead will reach 800.
There was heavy typhoon and tor
rental rains throughout the valley
and in the mountains.
Rivers We're flooded and in many
places rose to a height of 80 feet
sweeping everything before them to
the sea.
Hundreds CT animals and houses
were swept away.
At Apart. which was almost com
pletely under water, the American
residents formed a rescue brigade
which rescued scores Of natives, tax
ing many off o ftheir houses which
were floating down the river,
1t is reported that cholera has
broken out among the refugees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
HEARST SCORES
Bryan A'D TAT 7
iNTiiiATEs THAT BOTH ARE DIS.
HONEST MEN m SPEECH M
INDIANA ToWN-hIsoEN Al
so SPOKE AT PETERSBURG.

-etersburr. Ind. oct 2l--An ina
meuse crowd greeted Thomas 7. Ills
gen Independence party candidate
Tor president AMI William r. Hearst
here this afternoon.
Hearst ATTACKED both Tart and
.Eran. After stating that if be- bad
amy legacy 10 leave Dis children he'd
want 10 placed in the hands of men
like Hisgen and not in The hands sf
men like Bran and Tar,
Hearst declared Haf Bnan lacked
business ability and liI uat seem
able % do anything but tafh =
would be- afraid continued Heust.
that the same thing might happen
To my tust fund trat hanueueI 70
the Inheritance Cf fh- widow OF
Hgals friend a secret win mfast
-lalenIy be discovered which would
leave Bryan the proprietor of my
trust frHI and leafe uF Children out
in tde r0lI-
Referring to Trl- Ire speaker sai8
- ur'I Ect HaHt tr leave trust
rna .1 l.- bands barause Tart r-izht
invest 70 in tte IufataI securities al
-aue -f t-z corursti.a a=-ocfa-ez.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
ILLINOIS K. OF P.
Grand Lodge in Session at Springfield
Elects oHieers-Neyt Convention
al Peoria.

Springfield Gll, oct 21.-The Grand
Lodge Of Illinois knights OF Pythia.
today decided 10 hold the 1909 conyen
tion in Peoria and elected:
Grand Chancellor Eugene r. RouJ
Of Springfield
Vice ChancolIor-AlbeH Watson
Mt Vernon
Prelatc-Johu D. Vaughn. Carn
willie
Keeper OF Records and seals
Henry r. Caldwell Chicago
Master Ezch,auerar - NH'rI g.
Dunlap. Jacksonville
MasteratArm- Charle. o. Ritter
Nurphysboro.
Inner GuarI-Jo-suh 30 uas Chi
cag0
Outer GuarI-WUau K WbtGa't
Sullivan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
ECHO FROM BROWNSVILLE.

Wash.nataH. O.. -I-Thara was an
echo Of t.a Brownsville shooting up-
incident tuTar elar iH f.a supreme
court of tba T1fa. states a motion
to advance tie es-a aI oscar rs. Be.l
oa tEa Docket uas n.l ia R.il= De-
laIf Reid belonged +o tEe Tw=nfy
fHh infantry and the p-asiient ais
missed tIu ulrlem honor oH tae
chsr-e oI te-z implicated in che
Broarzt..a rer rf Aug ls. 1875. Tie
suit is to compel payment 90 Reds
salary u1 t0 fte expiration cf bis en.
Hstmen. TIE attorney general cen.
cuued in the motion 90 advance All
the ease probably un o. argued n
DscZ.er
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
CARNEGIE HERO FUND COM
SION YESTERDAY REcoG-
NlZED FoRTY-ElGHT.
MONEY IN SOME CASES
Accompanies Awarding of Media S.
Substantial Incomes Allowed
to Children and Widows of
the Heroes.

.
flt'S0UfS' oct IL ne 1dIlesl1
Hero Fund COMMISSION tcda5 fecos
hized ~ persons as haYlhs performed
acts Of heroism deserving feeosht
uoH' IheSe include;
heith A. cato Deca'ff' III" St3'
Fdeht prch2e ihedai'
Edwin j. roller Manchester
Mich" bronze medal and $2'0o) tof
education
Edward A. Biber, Lansing Mich
bronze medal and $1,000 for educa-
tlch.
William 5. Schneider OelWein, Ia,
b"cn7e medal and $1,000 toward pay
ing delts.
Edwin a. Crollins, Chicago bronze
lmtdal
Fred F. Berg. ePcria, ILL., bronze
medal and $1,000 for education
Jehs W. Jensen. Oak HILL Mich
bronze medal and $1,000 for home.
Waiter s. slear Tecumseh, Mich,
bronze medal
august II. q. Hansen, OWatonna'
Mimi bronze medal AID $2000 for
education.
OAR A, Peterson, Viola bronza
medal and $500 toward a home.
Samuel ii. Jamisor Chicago,
bronze medal
William j. Rhemfrank, Milwaukee,
Wis, silver medal AMI $1,000 towards
2 hcme,
M&Flon ~ lax AafiGoiil' Men, ST
yer medal ana " "0a toward nome.
FhlIo O. PIummer Lansing. Mich
silver medal ana 5000 disabIemeat
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
TAFT REVIEWS
MAS0NS PARADE
LODGE MEN IN CONVENTION IN
CINCINNATI - CANDIDATE
HAS QUIET DAY.
JOINED POI ITICAl CLUB
Delivered Address to Citizens Taft
Club caves Today to Tour
Ind ana--Then For
the East.

Cincinnati, O., Oct. 2i--Asd
from joining the Citi7ens Taft c,LD.
.cf Cincinnati. to which he made a
neon day address, and reviewing a
parade Ct the delegates to the con.
vertlon CT the Masons, in session in
this city, Taft spent a comparatively
quiet day He arrived this morning
and will leave tomorrow morning for
three days of strenuous campaigning
in indiana, after which he will travel
to New York for the last week of thc
campaign.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22

Marietta, Ohio, Oct 2t- Monster
crowds and lusty cheering was the
Chic greeting to Bryan today Just
before the Democratic candidate pass
ed over the line into West Virginia
late tonight he expressed himself ex
lceedngly well pleased with the recep
! tion accorded him in Ohio
! While stin in bed this morning
newspapers was handed into his state
rom ana Mrs Bryan read to him a
dispatch stating that the New York
Central Railroad was threatening it,
employees with a reduction Of wages Ii
he was elected, but promising an IN
crease IN work ana wages if he was
defeated.
This was his cue for the day and
he pitilessly fired broadsIde after
broadside into the Republicans for
their campaign tactics.
He regarded the action Of the rail
road as a new menace" and declared
the little ward heeler who goes
around and ribes men with five dol.
lars Is a moral character beside The
man who attempts to use his power
to threaten those who work for him
and to buy them BY promise Of in.
crease or threaten by promise Of il
decrease
Bryan demanded that President
Roseyeolt correct The msstatement
which he said the president had made
to the effect that the Democratic na
ti0nal committee had received three
hundred thousand dollars from the oil
national committee or from some 9th
er source. He said that the president
knew this was untrue and demanded
that he have the frankness to say so
A kindly reference to Mckinley al
Niles the birthplace of the late presi.
dent moved the crowd to cheers The
route Of travel today was through
many recognized Republican strong
holds and it was at such places thar
the candidate fred his heaviest bat
teries.
Taft got his share of criticism, pat.
ticularly inthe matter Of campaign
contributions. and his attitude regard
the trust and labor questions
Sixteen speeches We're made by the
candidate today
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
ALL WHITE CHILDREN UNDER
FIVE YEARS OF AGE AD-
MlTTED IN CONTEST.
ENTER NAME AT ONCE
Eiuht Valuable Prizes Are Offered
Public to Decide the Winner
BY Voting For the
Little Ones.

Have you a little fairy in your
home? If so has the baby many ad
mirers? That is the question The
Bulletin wishes to decide and ii is
wiling to pay $25OOO in real gold dol
lars to find out who has the most
popular little tot in Cairo.
Have you baby that can win
some of this money? Rich or poor
you have the same chance, as the
contest will be decided by vet S
printed by The Bulletin and no cna
will be allowed to buy votes From
now on till the close Of the contest
no person can buy mere than a single
copy of The Bulletin This gives
every baby an equal chance.
Here are the prizes:
First Prize. $4,000 in Gold.
Second Prize, $4,000 in Fold,
Third Prize, $4,000 in Gold.
And besides these large prizes The
Bulletin will give ten dollars each
week of the contest to the baby that
makes the best showing
VIII you win some of this coin for
your little tot? You can if you try.
The Bulletin has secured the ser,
vices Of Mr. j. S. McCombs of the
Mcdonald & McComhs syndicate of
Eric Pa These gentlemen have con
drtced contests in many of the lead
me cities Of the United States and
they viii treat everybody in an i'm
partial manner
Fill out the coupon that appears
ON another page of this issue and
send it to this office. Don't wait till
some other baby has a big lead be-
fore you enter your little tot Any
white child under FIVE years of age
can be entered in this contest.
The first baby whose name is en-
tered in the contest will receive a
solid gold ring. Ballot box will be !
open at nine o'clock this morning at |
The Bulletin office.
Be there on time and win this !
prize for your little tot
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
TO TEST MEAT FOODS
National Poultry and Game Associa
ton Submits Practical Plan TO
v. S. Government.

Chicago. Oct. 21.-At the meeting
o fthe National Poultry and Game As
ISOLATION today resolution was
adopted calling upon the United
States government to n.ake a test as
- tha relative merits of fresh and
cold storage game and poultry
The scheme is 10 take twenty -fou~
healthy and vel conditioned men and
divide them into three groups. The
FIRST should be fei fresh meat the sec
ond on cold storage meat. and the
third on varying quantities Of both.
fer a specified time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
LITTLE GIRL SUICIDES.

Chicago. Oct. 2l-Elsie Lenhardt
aged Y. committed suicide at her
home here today. The child left I
note saying that everybody was
mean TO her and then turned on the
ras In her room where later she was
found dead
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
To ElECTRIFY TpACkS
OF Illinois Central in Chicago Limits
Stockholders IN Meeting Yester-
day So Decide.

Chicago. Oct 21-The electrified
ton of all tracks Of the Illinois Cau
trail Railroad within the limits Of Chi
cago was authorized a. the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of tha.
road today.
The stockholders also electeI TohH
G.. Sheid Of Chicago. TO ON the va
cancy On the board of directors made
by the retirement Of J. ID W CuufHe
The other retiring directors were re
e'etced.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
GREAT DAMAGE
BY CLOUOBURST
STREAMS OVERLOOKED AND
TRACKS WASHED OUT ~ OK
LAHOWh-f00 INDIANS MISS
ING-BLIzZARO ~ MONTANA.

NuzkrEee. OLA. oct 2i-A ri.u B
hr.zt today between NcLcuI and B-E-
-ra rark. Okla caused small streams
.a aterf0a. sa.hai out tfe Rock D.
laaF tracks between lls-e Ieiats and
destroyed much property along ti'
Canadian River Alarf en- hundred
shawnee and parauat. indiana
IrF missing
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
CANNON FINISHES TOUR.

81 Louis. oct 2l-speaker Cannon
tonight finished his tour Of Missouri
in ihe interest of the Republican
ticket and reached ST Louis Al a late
hour During the day he Travelled al
mn-t across the entire southern part
Uf fhe state
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22

I
congress win be loud and
/ President Vance q Coin.
ialready sounded t4e keynote.
Iconyent,oa by declaring that tda
wgn appropriation Of sG3,0j0,0a1
| must be made by congress at its mex.
session, thus adopting for an time tho
plan Of creating a ninefoot stage from
Pittsburg to Cairo,
The sessions Of the convention wit
continue tomorrow and Friday. an /
will be held at the Seeibach Hotel
The FIRST big delegation which arrived
was that from Cinconnati which ca re-
tonight on a special train W th bra
band, and included close 20 80 prom
Inont business men. The party mares
ed through the streets from the depot
to the hotel, and attracted great at
tention. Other delegations arrived O.,
night ansl meny upra will reaeb ltar
tomorrow morning,
The acceptance Of an invitation II
speak BY President w K Kayanaugh.
Of the l.akesto-theGulf Deep Water
way Association means that the coun
trys greatest waterways authCr.t'ef
will be present as President Jos ph +.
Ransdell, OF Tie National Rivers AMI
Harbors Congress is also on the rro-
gram Important addresses are to be
delivered also by Mai w l. sber..
of the Panama Canal Commission
clifford Pinchot National Forester and
Chairman of the Conservation Com
mission Congressman Swaeer sher
Icy OF Louisville; Albert Bettinger, OF
Cincinnati and Capt George w Tiee.
of Pittsburg President OF the Monon
gahela Consolidated Coal and Coke
Co.
short addresses viii be delivered
during the convention By Col r ..
Pcsey Of Evansville Alfred X Nlp
pert. of Cincinnati Congressman
John II Foster. Of Evansville; Cor
eressman Henry Bannon. OF Ports
mouth. o.. Congressman II. G. Wool
ward and James a. Hughes. cf West
Virginia; Congressman A. o Stan'ey.
Of Henderson, Ky; NJ T. Bryan, Pres
ident Of the Cumberland River Com
mission, T. f. Egau, Chairman Of tho
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce;
Henry Rosenberg and Thomas A Sims
of indianapolis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
NEW SENATORS ELECTED.

MonpeIe-. VI. Oct 21-WTuam r.
THingham and Carol s PAGE w.re
todsy formally declared elected t1
represent Vermont fn the Unr
STATES senate a. q joint session Of t1a
general assembly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
BEVERIDGE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct 2t-Senator Eev-
eridge Of Indiana, Vas the princt3,'
speaker here tonight at a netting Of
the Chicago Business Mems Taft and
Sherman club, Beveridge confined
his remarks to discussion of the
labor an dtariff questions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
rIzzARo ii MonrAN.-

LesIs-cn. Mont Oct e1-A bin
iaz BLIZZARD is raEinE he7e Tan
De- central Montana IS tied un Trai
10 uthe S. Paul railroad are s1uv-
baaaa ard stages are s'aiiel in fha
sao3 drifts feefeea feei deep. The.e
Is 10 sikn e cessa;isu q fhe ztorm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
DEMANDS BRYAN DECLARE HIS
POSITION ON BLACK LIST
AND BOYCOTT
BRUTAL AND DESp0TIC
Would Be Power Conveyed in Law
Demanded BY Gonpe ers--DeGtroy
Business Of Innocent
Third Persons.

! Washington, Oct I'll Reprblica!
campaign literature was enriched to
iday by a 'ettur from President Roose
've,t aaaressed to Senator Knox o
! PennsylySGia il, which Nh Roosevelt
pays his faspects to Samuel Gompers
president Of the American Federation
,of Labor Speaking at Philadelph,a "a
Tuesday Senator Knox took issue with
Mr. Gompers on the question Cf the
attitude of organized labor in the
present campaign and the president S
letter today is in support Of KnoX's
views Mr., Roosevelt says in part:
The remedies" which Mr. Comp
ers has already submitted to con
gtess are matters Of record and the
identification of his remedy against
injunctions in labor disputes is easy
and certain This remedy is en-
bodied in house bill No n of the
first session CT the SiXtieth congress,
the complete text of which is hereto
onre,lo5 Tho oist Of Tho hu, as
can be seen by referring to the com
III ~ is +bts.
First. After lorbidding any fe l.
eral Judge to issue a restraining or
la, Co. on tn;,po,i,r IN orv labor
,,iea,t6 avoant ;, nrayart irrenar.
oh1. inirry - nronertv or nronart y
,tabt sooofeoouy nroyidas +bot .nn
ri1b+ ~ ca,rv on hrein 8
of a.. ,,ar.to,,I,r .atn.l ~. 81 aov nay.
+i,u,ar nlaoe or at au sbau NJ con
strrod bo,d coneidareJ Or treated
&c rrcnartv cr as copstiuting n
nronerty rtaht
sacond if nroyiles that notbi,r
agreed un,n ar done nv two or more
norties in connection with labcr
Iisnute shall constitute conspiracv
nr either criminal cffense or b, nrc s.
acpted as such unless the tbiny
agreed unon would he unlawful If
lone nv siele Individual
Nothtno ess Will Satisfy
The bill beer described is NOT only
The "ramedv" that Mr. Kompers has
,alrealy submitted to congress. "
,ut # is the one and only remedy"
which he and those associated with
,im in his present movement have
that they will accent IN
he matter of his grievance against
he courts on the inirnction issue
The counsel for the American
Federation of abor and Mr. Comm. |
,rs it's president are on record =,
his effect
Al a hearing before the house com. |
oit,ea ON uJiciarv. the counsel for
he American Federation of Labor
m February : 1908 las apuears
RON, tba rriptoJ bearipoe, stated.
"The b,u was considered nv at
.aet two saseions If the evacutive
opnciI cf that oroanizafion and
opproveJ II was con.
ilaraJ h, tu-o national conventions
rho ,vo latast-anl bv ,base unani.
,oustv ondorsoJ AMI IN the faca of
,a,y onnosi,ions to ar,ond II IN the
oco &c ,,a,v rro,,osoJ srbs,i,rtos
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t,oo,;on from, b,ob sorrcos o,J
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-. hui haeo-o ,bo sa,,,o ,o,,,,,i,,,,,
= rob ss 1aoS fas s,rears from,
,o ,rintol bea,i,gs, v.snt on roo.
= -. ,ol,ovs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
Prnbablv out

Csiler-'1s your boss in7~ once Boy
II cont kn0v. Ee went out 70 the
club last night and he's been back 10
get more money tsice today Dos
ton Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22
yspsn.s. Tlmeplsess.

Japan has az timepiece factories.
which turn out annually goods valued
si nearly $500. 900. the latest figures
being 1os. .Ts1 standing clocks. al 755
hanslne ciacks and ss 2s0 ~afchsz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22

The 359. 600 00o-oId tors of rcaI
mined In The United states each year.
81 Piled Together. would make a che
having sides 71f yards long
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-22

LouisYill
gates poutn
every section Is
prediction of O
Hey In,provemerrt
is TO be the sce
yeution ever held-
seems likely to Be
representatives cf S
the Ohio river will
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