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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-10

Many rumOrs are in circulation today
regarding the condition of Governor
elect Cosgrove. who is i'll at his home in
PomerOy, and it is feared that the new
ly elected governor will succumb be-
fore his Inauguration
The Seattle Times of last Saturday
printed a story to the effect that the
governor elect was on his death bed
qnd that as a result Governor Mead
was already laying plans to hold the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-10
.onsider the evidence.
Big Negro F Fair.

MOBILE, Ala. Nov 10.-Acceptanco
have been received from prominent ne
groeS all over the country VINO VIII
attend d mass meeting to be held III
this city week after newt. when plans
will be made for a National Negro ex-
position. the first in the history of the
race. Governors of all the states with
a considerable negro population nave
appointed distinguished negroes to
come here 1t is proposed to hold the
lig fair in the fall and winter OF next
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-10
Factories Closed.

SALEM. Nov. 10.-Accordlng TO d
ran6rt of Labor Commissioner Hon
today there are, Isl factories either
closed down or gone out of business
entirely in this state during the 16
,nontbs from June 1. last year. TO Oct
i. this year
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-10
Railroad Convention.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov 10.-Rail
road men from all over the country are
in attendance at the convention of the
roadmasters' and Maintenance of Way
association, opened in this city today
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-10


u According to advices received =
= today by DR.. II. r. keylor. of this =
= city, who has been consulting y
& physician of the COsgrOve family i
i for some years, the condition of i
j the governor elect is sufficiently i.
= improved today to warrant the J.
]. family in making definite arrange .r
p ments to take the sick man to y
!. southern California, where he will Sss
i probably remain until next Janu- u
j. airy, when he expects to return to i
+ Washington to take the oath OF i
i office. !
j 1t was not announced just what y
]. day Mr.. CosgrOVe would leave y
j. POmerOy. but it is expected that it e
y will be in a few days, unless the Il
+ patient should suffer a relapse. =
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-10
USED CHEESE:
FOR A CLUP

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-A cheese
was used SO we'll as weapon last
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
LONG WALK ON WAGER
Two pedestrians viii Try to Clear
1900 Miles In Ninety
Days.


spokane, Wash. Web. 23-wiIIior,
jackson and Robert F. HAY. who
fought with the Scottish Horse IN the
hoer war, are on their way 10 Chi.
cago on wager with local sportIp 9
men that they can walk the distance
rom Spokane. 22o0miles. In 90 d.vs
ihey walked from Seattle 10 sookane
N ~ days. beingsdelayed more than
20 years in the Cascade Mountains
Two weeks ago. They will mass
through Montana. striking thence 70
. tan and Wyoming. and going
through Nebraska. Iowa and wiseon,
I'm to reach Milwaukee. conclud,n,
ne tramp at the post office IN Chi,
ago where they -re due Nav
Ihey will make stops of "a hours IN |
most OF the cities through which tbev /
ass while in the smaller towns ana
ettiements they win take the carsIe
ates OF postmasters and station
gents to show they visited the placas
'dieated on the tour.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
APT.THISLEWOOD
W|LLlEAYE TO-DAY
- "ANE HIS DEBUT IN WASH.
'NGToN TROUBLES HAVE.
ALREADY BEcUN-cHEsTER
PosTMAsTERsHlP VACANT

congressman Thistlewood win leave
ior washington today He viii 20 on
the p. m. train. He receivad III,
ceftiiicate of election from the pav.
ernor Saturday and began at once ~
make preparations for his debut at
the national capitol. Doubtless N
WIN De escorted to the train by 4
soodly number OF friends who win
wish him well.
u appears that his troubles have
already begun. Up at Chester the
postmaster's term has expired ana 4
it" one is to be appointed or the nras
nv hoider reappointed. Two dele.
cations OF Chester citizens have haan
own nere TO see the new congress
nan. One came Saturday and tho
'ther yesterday Each claims thai
ne other is not entitled to considara
ION and ought to be turned down
Congressman Thistlewood will hava |
, decide between them and viii IN
AFTER ne reaches Washington and
as looked into the matter thor.
nghly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
JAPs AND CHINESE CLASH
AT SEVERAL POINTS.

portland, Ore. Feb. 23.-Adyices
nave oeen received at Portland from
hohg Kong and other Chinese cities
Una. special guerilla warfare has
broken out in Manchuria between Ian,
anese soldiers who make up the army
Oh occupation and the native Chinese
Oehl on driving out Of the country
representatives of the power whom
'hey fear as an encroaching menace
IL IS said several conflicts have oc.
cured between the soldiers and the
-eople and that the Japanese have
'een entirely driven from the towns
II Hop Gi Bin and En- Tai Hopgi
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
WARMING FROM
TIE BLACK HAND
SENT TO OFFICER IN CHARGE OF
NAVAL MAGAZINE AT IONA
IslAND-sENDERs THREATEN
TO BLOW UP POWDER.

new York. Feb. 23,-In lette,
signed Black Hand and addressed
TO commander Braunsrueter, in charge
Oh the United States naval magazin.
at Iona island, threat has been mails
that the enormous store of smokeless
powder on the island will be blown
up unless the married men who wera
discharged from employment on tbe
ISLANDS on Jan. !, this year, were ppt
back to work at once. There are 2
ooo'ooo pounds of smokeless nowdar
ana other explosives stored In numer.
Gus magazines on the island.
secret service men are working 10
discover the identity of the writer of
he letter.
Among the men discharged. most |
u whom were laborers. were many
Italians and Sieilians.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
AUFUL ACCIDENT
IN YORK STATE
rooh KILLED, TWO DIED ON wAy
TO HOSPITAL, THREE m A.
SERIOUS CONDITION, AS ne.
suit OF COLLISION.

Spring Valley, N. Y, Feb 23-Ra
turning IN the early hours of tbe
morning, from basket ball game d,
NyacK, a party of men and girls was
rnh down at West Nyack crossing bv
an ontario and Western express train
fonf OF the party were INSTANTLY
kiiled; two died while being remoyed
70 the Hudson county hospital AT ua.
hoKen, and the other tire lie in !
serious condition at that institution
tonight.
The dead are George Reith. aged al
manager OF the Spring Valley basket
nali team: Nelson May. aged 10.
Bertha Singer, aged 10; Edith Singer
'sed 20; George shinn, aged 3s I
basket bali player; Jenatee Palmer
iged 81
responsibility for the accident Il
\ dispute. The tender claims Thai |
he team was driven through The
rwered gates. /
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
TIED TO TREE IN STORM.
Student of I4edding College, Gates.
burg. lllv IN Serious Condition
As Result OF t4azfnu.

Galesburg H., Feb. 29.--rn conse
quence q. being tied to tree In He'd
ding college park at Abingdon Tines.
day night during the blizzard last
week. Clarence Robinson, one of the
students. Is sim suffering from the OK.
ppsure.
tie was seized from behind BY
masked men who gagged him. bound
his hands and feet and carried him
70 the west campus, where they tiea
him securely to a tree. The SPOT is
lonely. and he was unable, gagged "a
ne was, to attract attention. He
struggled several hours before he
could free himself Meanwhile he
was nearly frozen to death. After re- |
leasing himself from. the tree. he was
Unable, because of nufnbness to unite |
the rope that secured his feet. ana |,
he was forced to crawl through the
heavy snow
Hedding faculty has taken the case
up and Ii Is expected in the morning
at chapel will announce some sur.
prisihg developments, although to.
night they will make nc statement
Robinson could not identity his as
'ailants. but the student body, which :
9 much wrought up over the affair. In
ay 1t was case of spite work. In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
CONDITION IS
VERY SERIOUS
SAY RAILROAD OFFICIALS RE
r1HRING TO NINE.HouR LAW
WANT ExTENTIoN; LABOR
BODIES WANT ENFORCEMENT

| washington, Feb. 23.--In the onin
ION OF operating officials of railroads
tney nave not been confronted FL,
many years with a condition SO serious
as is contained in the 'nine.hour law ],
Which, by its terms. becomes effective
March !. In personal conference ana
~ correspondence with the Interstate
commerce commission. officials hava
indicated an intention to conform ~
'he act, but they express the belief
tilat y VIII not be possible fully ana
to comply with the u
The commission, by the wording ~
Lhe act, Is placed between two Ares
nat OF the railroads, which desire a.
extension, and that of labor organiza
IONS when demand an enforcement |
= the statute Thousands OF teIa-
rams and letters on the subject have
cen received by the commission
lost of them protesting against the Il
ranting of an extension. +,
NeSt Thursday. the commission viii I,
cord large number of RAILWAYS y II
rmai nearing, at which an effort vii, tc
made to thrash out the matter ~ In
tension of the law. ft
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
SOCIAL CHARM or pUnkvILLE.
When 4 Came 70 ! Question " n.
cluslveness, Why

You ought to come Ia live III New
fawk,' said the young lady whosa
father had struck Ii rich fin 4 mintng
venture. Really. II ID the only Mace
chicago--ugh! couldn't think N
iiying where society Id 10 primitive
don't you know. San Franclsco---st
used 70 be rather pleasant there but
everybody who is anybody has moved
away No. there ia only one placa
worth considering. or. of course n
one could live In London ii would M
even more pleasant than New Yawk
put ! suppose one ought Ia stick II
ones native country as long ID ous
can stand t,so while one has I'd ren,ain
On this side, New Yawk comes neareat
@ the ideal, which, of course. IA LIN.
ION can't imagine how your ~
aoie to stand itiiving out here III thts
little bit Of town.
Why replied her country cousin
this is Just the place tor one who
Vishes- 70 be exclusive. II wouldn't
mink Of leaving here to live III New
lork. New York III 10 common. MI.
Ions and millions Of people live thsre
MY few hundred reaide III puur.
lille"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24

George and Martha Washinston 49,
me distinguished names * U pair "
ostriches on = farm Ia southern Ctlt.
.ornia in "Wild.AnimAi Ceiebrities,
MISS Ellen vsIvin tells ! curious ~.
Sedote concerning these birds:
IN one occasion. when Msrtha MA
1910 the requisite number 81 sirxs. ahe
sDsoiutsiy refused, Tor no sppareht
reason. TO 1T When George NV thAt
ms wire was not doing her duty in fha
way OF sitting on the nest. NJ dtd IN
"a MS power first to persuade. th4n
70 compel her To do All that w. ia.
CURED OF her. He wsuld tan and ,.,,
over the big eggs with his vide MI,
80 over % her and psck her, ana tl,en
oack again 70 the eggs; and whsn
Martha still refused, he tried u sdriva
her over to the nest.
Bnt after time he seemed w -
shze that II was no use: and one INV
although Il was midday, to thu aston.
isnment OF the onlookers, he deliber.
ateiy sat down on the nest ana STAYED
there ~
This Is an extraordinary fact. espe
ciaiiy when one considers what 4 tact
iess' nnintelligent bird the ostrich u
ne sat patiently on that nest durfps
''ne ensuing 40 days and nights. kept
me eggs warm. and finally Matched
ont the finest brood or chicks which
iad ever been Matched On the farm
Youths companion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
Mother w on,

| ine veterinary surgeon paused n
~ lecture TO display9an aged cat Il !
basket lined With pink flannel
uen1lemen' ha said. this M
hoids, so far as 4 know. the mater,,,fr
record. She IL rs years old ana III.
Is the mother of 200 kittens ~
! know OF many cases Of tabb,es !,
= or Il that have brought Ioo ~
even l25 little ones Into the wo -
oal mere is no OTHER ease recordea
OF = feline mother OF 900.
ne patted the aged animals head
:, iou splendid old thing" he sa,6
! wish ! could introduce Won 10 ~.
president" soA - the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
YATES FOR GOVERNOR
announces Himseif-says Time !,
Ripe for An Efeetual and Real
Appeal to the People.

Springfield. ILL.,, Feb. 2s-Forme,
governor Richard Yates tonight an
nounced his candidacy for governor
before the Republican primaries in
August. 1908. ~
! believe he says. that there ,s
now an opportunity. for the first time
IN this state. for an efrectual and raa,
appeal to the people" instead Of 70
conventions and committees under
Tue provisions of the new direct plu
rality primary election law. which wac
not proved until few days ago
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
Eeauty's AGE.

Row TO iengthen life and beautffy
me body Is constantly growing pre-
occupation The age at which women
WIN ATTAIN to the full development OF
.heif personal beauty Will soon be 40.
ana FAMOUS examples. such an those
" cleopatra, who was over 10 when
Mare Anthony placed his Victories 1T
her feet, Of Diane de Poitiers. who
reached the acme Of her charms al 40
or OF Dejazet. who at 10 was still full
q Juvenile grace, viii no longer be re-.
garded as exceptions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24

During the past few months IN
switzerland and France there have
psen brought TO light several cayerns
10 which petrjflcation OF water has
wrought marvellous effects of crystal.
me decoration The last of these to
De announced is magnificent grotto
laid bare by a fall of rock at the
fointe du Taland. Canton OF Belle
isie-en-Mer. The grotto is accessible
at low tide.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
TW0,ATIRtCTlbNS
1t THE ARCADE:
DOUBLE BILL TO BE PREsENrEn
TO-DAY, MATINEE AND NIoHTI
GOOD PLAYS COMING TO rHE
OPERA House.

There VIII be matinee and nigh,
performance at the Arcade theater IN
Eighth street today A double bin
VIII De presented, each OF more than
ordinary merit in the moving nictnra
me. One Is an Irish romance in
which rival suitors engage in a con.
test Tor the affections OF a peasant
GIRL The other is startling fire
scene. In which a factory is DESTROYED
by IRE and a plot is discovered where.
IN an innocent workman is accused
OF the crime, but is proven innocent
ana the foreman shown to be guilty
'5oth performances are thrlllingly in.
teresting.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
ANXIOUS DAYS
FOR RAILROADS
ZIG LABOR WAR LOOKED FOR a.
CONTEST OVER WAGE seal -
ON FoRTY1TWo ROADS "a
TERlNG CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb 2s.-These ara
anxious days for the 42 railroads hav
ing terminals in Chicago and fnr tha
railroad labor organizations which
nave headquarters here. Both sidas
are nervfng themselves for the a.
Test over the wage scale witch win
take place this spring and which MAJ
precipitate the biggest labor var
u Wi li this country has ever known
= year ago at the wage conferences
heid here the men were granted nj
sahces In the scale amounting ta4
sloVO0o,0O0 Since then rates hava
been lowered In many states and tnas
=. ~ mas iaiien Off to such an extent
mat railway managers declare tba,
VIII pc unable to continue the "nros |
'eFity scale Of wages. Labor laaa |
rs ON the other hand deelara ira,
VII light to the last ditch rather sthaa
onseht to cents reduction I'm nav
ms promises some lively sessions
q the wage conferences which WIN
ne pace In Chicago In April. Heal
aarters are already being estah. II
shed mere by the engineers. fire,nan Is
'hdustors and trainmen and wnrA IA
- been sent to all the local unions 4
seiect delegates to a lconyeution
hlch may be called at later data :
tue nheaptime matters win be fur
er complicated by the investigated
% the question which viii be ,tudari
asn oy the Interstate commerce.
at the recent request OF
president The seriousness OF the =
ua.ioh may be realized when It Il
rendered that there are now III
200 men employed by the railroads =,
t IN. country If any large portion 81
,nese men We're called out on a 1.
ne ~ would paralyze commerce "
prooabiy lead to another panic $
'e disastrous than that of last fall !.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
LEAKAGE. FOUND
'lKht|R'stNER
LOCATED BY DIVER AND sropPgp
BY USE or DIRT sAcks-Blc
roMP KEPT THE WATER
/ DOWN. z s'@ w 7N

leak In the new sewer at Tentt
street attracted some attention YES
terday and last night 1t appears tina,
the high water exerted strong and
searching pressure upon the new tun.
mel and found an inlet through which
u percolated and whirh 1t enlarged
until perceptible flow OF water was
the result. The water rose in the az
cavation made for the sewer on Com.
mercial avenue to within three feet
Oh the top Of the street. in spite Of
the work OF the big pump which was
throwing over million gallons OF
water per hour
Mayor Parsons and Alderman Mag.
her, chairman of the pump and
water committee, set to work ener.
geticaliy TO ascertain exactly the ma
tufe or the trouble and apply an ef |
fectiye remedy They engaged the |
services of diver who went down /
into the water at the mouth of the
sewer and found that there was q
strong suction of water which was
carrying down some OF the loose
stone piled along the sewer outlet mt
the base OF the stone wall Large
numbers CT dirt sacks were gotten
ready and were thrown into the river
at the point where the suction existed
and the trouble was under control at !,
il O'Clock last night, !
Some lively work was done. The
aid OF the Illinois Central company :
was solicited and given with win {
Ihat company set force of fifty men =
@ work feeling sacks with dirt and :
.hey were loaded on cars and brought Y
Town to Tenth street City Engineers =
FhistleWood and Schulze. Jailer I,ufz =
ma chief Egan directed operations
rom land, and ex-Alderman McHa(e 4.
ad command Of barge anchored W :
ear the sewer. Several hundred va
acks Of dirt We're used. There was -
p interested crowd of spectators all "a
ay and till near midnight last night. !
{ times the police had to Interfere ~
clear the track ror workmen. But -,
ere was at no time any occasion for 'ar
arm. fo'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
American Woman In German Eva.

american girls. whether born or
merely brought np in America eyi.
aence the same independence OF judg.
meht and the same complete self.re.
nance It Is hard to say whether this
~ me result Of the education In the
puollc schools and colleges or In their
freedom from that condition OF legal
ana social snhserviency to which the
center sex Is doomed In older coun.
.ries.--Max Won Brandt In Berlin
Deutsche Revue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
RESULT or OLD CRuDCE
armer Shot BY His Enemy-consid.
cradle Excitement Prevails
Around Shswneetown, M.

Shawneetown, ILL.,, Feb. 23.-Walter
Holbrook, well known farmer was
fatally shot last night by Fred Nor.
man at Junction. four miles from here
me shooting was the result of an old
grudge between the men. Norman !
was arrested and brought here and
paced In Jail Considerable excite.
ment prevails over the murder.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
TO INVESTIGATE FEUDS
ofano Jury in 6reathitt County XIV.
Gets Busy-indictments in
Cox and cockriiI Cases.

jackson, Ky, Feb. 20 The Breath
~ grand jury. which is now IN ses
SION mas begun the investigation 81
me Breathitt feud cases. and a NM
per OF witnesses have been summon
ed. 1t is expected that indictments
,,Will be returned in connection with
he murder OF DR.. Cox and Jim Cocr,
fiii' No indictments have ever been
returned in these cases In Rreatb;tt
'ounty, although an Indictment was
.eturned in the. Marcum case The
iiaim is made that lines have been
ala for some strong evidence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
BUSY AND IMPORTANT
"i'' Be This Weeks Session Of enc
hsh pariiameht-Naval Esti-
mates to Be Acted Upon.

London, Feb. 23,-The session n
parliament. up to the present con
paratiVely uneventful, will begin TO
morrow busy and important wee,,
WIN inc introduction of new educa
tioh Dill and publication of naval es.
Inmates over which there is said TO
nave been much divergence of opinion
In the cabinet.
IL Is understood that the naval esti.
mates will show an increase of a,on.
'o,op'00o over last ear. the shin
'uiidin" program being a modest one
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
At the Opera House.

view FEATURES, new specialties new
players have been added to "Tbe al,
,'otnes Man. a strong story of Bow
cry life In which James Kyrle Mac
ourdy is starving under management
OF me Rowland & Clifford Amusement
company The comedy drama tells
the story Of poor man who struggles
70 fortune and then loses everything.
II SHOWS the stronger side of man.
mood to resist the temptation and r.
lace courageously the sorrows and
'isappointments met in every dav
NE The story is SO simply vet Of.
'octiVely written-it appeals to All
is sufficient melodra.
matte to make the story exciting. ana
win world of comedy the produc. |
zen which comes to the opera house |
y thursday, Feb. eth should meet |
ith a packed house Prices 81. 5oI
nd r. cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
INTENSE EXCITEMENT
IN south Carolina Town-Nearo Shot
Chef of Police-Miiitia On
Duty at Fayetteville. /

Fayettsyilie. s. C.. Feb. 23.-The
ehief OF police of Benton was shot
dead in front of his home here TODAY
by negro, Sam Murichson, crazed
with drink. This man also shot two
negroes few minutes before he shot
the chief.
mere is great excitement in the
Guy and military companies are on
dirty by order of the governor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
Numerous Hobs..

Aftef holding up I've men In ga.
WI ~ chicago recently, several
Young desperadoes forced their Vie.
TINS into an 'iee-box and Times ns .
tsikine machine to drown the sospd
Oh their cries. They then made Their
escape and left the phoneeraph pIsy.
ing we've Been Here but Gone. p
Tbs Ausiesl AFs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
SAILORS SIGHT SEEING.

Lima, Peru. Feb. 23.-This was a
Day OF sightseeing for the men Of the
american battleshIp feet. now Ivin..
In the harbor of Callao. More than
three thousand of them came ashors
during the day
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
AMERICAN CAR LEADS.

michigan City. Ind. Feb. 2s.-Tbs
american car in the New York-to.
Paris contest reached here AZ IA
o'clock tonight in the lead
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24

Charles Klein In THE Lion and the
Aaohse' which production will be
ofered here by Henry B. Harris. at
tne opera house Friday, Feb 2sth
i'as utilized a phase of national life
when mas never before been used FIR
stage treatment and which proves If
Intense interest as result. He has
taken one OF the money kings Of the
a type of the financiers who
the destinies of the nation
lhd made him one of the centra,
cures Of the plot. stern in his atti. |
ude to all even tc his wife and chil.
ifeh and relentless to his enemies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
LOAN APPROVED.

san Salvador. Feb. 23.-The nation.
al congress yesterday approved The
loan Of ss.oe0.oO0. which. IL was an.
houneed on January s. the govern.
ment had obtained in England
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
Wise Advice.

Without labor there is no arrtyIps
at rest, nor without lighting can The
victory be reached. Be thou tbetetors
always prepared for the fight N thon
wilt have the vfctory.-Thomas
Kemris.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
Ex-sTATE SENATOR DIES.

pubuone. Ia, Feb 23.-w. ]. Knight
general counsel of the Illinois Central
railroad in Iowa, and formerly state
senator. died today. aged II wears
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-24
ITALIAN CAR AT SOUTH ssnn

south Bend. Ind. Feb. 2s-Tbs
italian car IN the New York.to-Pafis
contest reached South Bend at :
O'Clock tonight. :