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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
ROUGH SAILING
IN THE HOUSE
FOR PoSTOFFicE kpPRoPRiA-
TIOI BiLL--MANY AMEND
MENTs DISCUSSED.
THE CURRENCY MEASURE
Discussed in Senate-Lodge Endorsed
Bill While Paynter (kentucky)
Opposed lnsaranae OF
Bank Deposits.

Washington, March 12-senator
Hodge Of Massachusetts today strong
~ endorsed the pending currency bill
in the senate and declared II would b.
serviceable as an emergency measure
and would not prevent the enactmeut
OF general currency law which. be
declared. he hoped to see realized in
the future on basis of central
bank
paynter (Kentucky) opposed the
currency bill and especially con
demned the proposition to insure
bank deposits.
The bill to require American sup
plies for the Panama canal 10 be car
ried in American bottoms was con
sidered today but not acted upon.
The postoffice appropriation bill
had rought sailing the house TO-DAY
Its progress was halted at every turn
by amendments upon which there
was legnttv discussion. Attacks
were begun t1 the section relating
to the pneuma e tube service. which
was forced to ndergo a change SD
that extensions cf such service should
not be confined to cities named Ia
the bill but that they should be made
wherever the postmaster general may
think best
The house was a unit for withhold
ing portion Of pay TO railroads for
the transportation OF mails until a
correct system Of Weighing should
be established. provision to that
erect being Incorporated In the meas.
rres. Finally a vigorous but inef-
fectual fight was made on the propo-
sition by Goebel Of Ohio, 10 increase
by two million dollars the appropria.
ton for paying the expenses Of rail-
way mail clerks while travelling on
business of the department.
Still other amendments were In
sight when the bin was laid aside
| for the day.
The house committee on naval af-
fairs today reported favcrably the bill
introduced by its chairman, Foss, ef
Illinois. to equallze and fix the pay
Of the navy and marine corps,
The senate today ratified two more
Hague treaties. They relate to GER
restrictions with regard to the exer-
else OF right to capture IN naval war
fare, and prohibit discharging of pro-
iectiles from balloons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
LAID UPON THE TABLE
Is Resolution Offered For Endorse
ment of Bryan BY Massachusetts
State Committee.

Boston. March PA resolution en-
dOrsing Bryan as the Democratic
nominee for president was laid on the
table BY a vote of "a to 4 at meeting
of the Democratic state committee 70
day. Discussion brought out the fact
that a majority favored Bryan, but
preferred the expression of their sup
port should come in tie form of a
resolution from the committee rather
than from an arbitrary resolution
from outside sources. 1t was claimed
that the resolution was introduced at
Chinatown of this city today The FIRE
who is not . member Of the commit
tee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
OLD WRECK DISCOVERED
Hulk of Clara Nevada Lost in 1897
Reported Picked Up on Coast
of Alaska.

juneau. Alaska. March 12-James
Currie, keeper of the light house at
Aldridge Rock, brings news of finding
of the wreck of the Clara Nevada, lost
in 1897 with G5 passengers The pur-
ser's body was the only one ever
found.
Many human bones have been pick
ed up IN the beach in this vicinity.
The Nevada is believed to have had
a large amount of gold dust on board,
as several Klindikers were on their
way out with their first clean-ups.
Parties here are preparing to search
for her treasure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
MAN LOSES HIS VOICE
While Being ShaVed-Strange Exprei'
ence of Paducahan While in
Barber Shop.

Paducah Ky, March 12.-While
being shaved this afternoon, AL Red
mond, a leather worker. lost control
of his voice and has not been able tc
speak since. He understands clearly
but when he tries to talk his vocal
chords fail to respond. Before enter
ine the barber shbp he was talking to
friends, but when he stepped from
the barber chair he could not utter an
intelligible sound Doctors say his
vocal chords are paralyzed by exces-
sive smoking and he may never be
able to speak again.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
MAN S CRUEL DEED
Shot Wife on Crowded Street, At.
tempted to Shoot Infant Child,
and Killed. Himself

Oskaloosa. Iowa, March f2.-Lee
Grubb, this evening shot and killed
his IS year old wife, tried to shoot his
six months old baby. and then killed
himself The tragedy took place on n
busy street corner down town, and
was witnessed by half hundred per-
sons.
Grubbs shot his wife through tha
head, and the bullet intended for the
baby hit the PROSTATE woman. A
friend of the woman snatchcd the child
from her arms and saved its life
Grubb then turned the revolver
against his own head, falling beside
his wife Grub and his wife had
been living apart for some time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
SPAIN SENT TROOPS
To Morocco Because Abdul El Aziz
FORGOT Treaty of 1894 Requir-
inu Garrison.

Madrid, March 12-Spanish troops
have occupied Cape DeLagua, on Riff
Coast, Morocco the Spanish govern
Aziz has not fulfilled the conditions of
the treav of 1894, whereby he Under
took to keep a garrison there and to
guarantee communications with the
Zaffarin Islands
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
REMAINS OF AvERBUCH
Removed From Patters' Field and Re
inferred BY Jewish Free Burial
Society in New Grave.

Chicago, March l2-The body OF
Lazarus Averbuch, who was killed
last week by Chief of Police Shippy
after he had attempted to assassinate
the official was removed today from
the "Potters Field" at Dunning to a
cemetery i'm the northwestern portion
o. the city. The Jewish free burial
society had charge Of the removal
Miss Olga Averbuch, sister OF the
dead man. was not present at the
exhumatiOn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
GLENN OFFERS REWARD
For Capture of White Caps Who At
tackled Band Of Greek immigrants
In North Care;lna.

Charlotte " C., March 12.-eDyarn
or Glenn today offered a reward fof
the capture OF a white cap band whl
last night attacked a band of Greek
immigrants of Bellhaven. n. C.. AMI
beat them numerically. killing two
apl wounding others. The citizens
that section are cooperating with t.
governor and the military company al
Washington. n. C., has been ordered
tn Bellhaven.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
T. J. HUDSON RELIVED;
OFFICE is ABOLISHED.

Chicago. March 12-Announcement
was made today of the resignation of
T. ]. Hudson from the office of gen
eral traffic manager of the Illinois
Central. No successor will be named.
Instead the Office has been abolished.
In the future the traffic manager will
be under direct authority of the presi-
dent of the read.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
WILLIAM H. HESS DIES
Was Assistant Manager of the United
States Military Telegraph in
Civil War.

Sioux Falls. S. d.. March 12.-Wm.
Fl. Heiss. aged 81. who was assistant
manager of the United States Military
Telegraph during the Civil war, Is
dead. Heiss was entering Ford theatre
at Washington. when John Wilkes
Booth assassinated President Lincoln
and il was by his orGer that all tele-
graph communication ou: OF Washing
ton was cut off inside of ten minutes
after the tragedy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
SIXTH IOWA DISTRICT.

Oskaloosa. Iowa, March 12.-The
Republicans cf the sixth cengressicn
al district today elected delegates and
alternates to the national convention
John F. Lacey. of Oskaloosa, AMI
Milton McCord. of Newton. were
chosen as delegates and Professor
Jesse Macri. Of Grinneil. and J. r.
Spears. If Buxton. alternates. Resolu
tions endorsing President Roosevslt's
policies, and Secretary Taft for pFesl'
dent. Eere adopted. Senator Wm. n.
Allison was endorsed for reelection
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
CRAVE CHARGES MADE
Against Mayor Mcclellan and Police
Commissioner of New York
Their Removal is Asked.

Albany, March 12.-Charges against
Mayor McCelland and Police Commits
sioner Bingham of New York, with a
demand for their removal from office
were fled today with Governor Hugh
es by DR.. Charles II. Parkhurst on be
half Of the Society OF the Prevention
of Crime in New York city. The
charges allege neglect of duty in non.
enforcement of the liquor tax law.
REPORTS ARE UNTRUE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
NOT A CANDIDATE.

Columbus. Ohio, March 12-Ex Gov
ernor Myron T. Herrick. of Cleveland
today announced that he is not can
didate for United States Senator to
succeed Foraker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
CHINESE BURNED OUT.

Marysville. Cal. March i2.-Six
Chinese dead, two others badly In.
mred and one building partly de
stroyed was the result Of fire in
Chinatown of this city today The
is believed to have been Of lncenaiary
origin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER DIES.

New York. March lZ.-John BURY,
a well known electrical engineer and
inventor of the BURY Printing Tele-
graph system is dead, aged AZ.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
AUTOMOBILE
AT GRANGER, WYOMING

Cheyenne, wyd., March 12-The
American car in the international
race stopped at Granger for the night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13

Nice. March 12.-Alarmist reports
concerning the health of oseph Cham.
bnrlain. whc, has been here for some
time past, are untrue. His health is
improved aud he expects to return
soon to political activity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
KNOCKOUT BLOW
FOR LANDLORDS
DEALT BY SUPREME COURT OF
NEW YORK IN A RECENT
DECISION
TENANTS MAY REMOVE
From Apartme II Not Efficiently
iteated,and Owner Cannot Collect
Rent-Something About
Gotham Thea atres.

New York, March IA knockout
blow was dealt the New York land.
lords the other day By a decision
handed down by the Supreme Court
the effect that a tenant may move
If he doesn't get sufficient heat The
decision filled the hearts of MANY
shiyering tenants with jCy-and made
the landlord, who had been trying to
save money on his coal bills. sit up
and take notice. The honorable judges
declared that if an apartment Is like
an iceboX no landlord tr lease can
make a tenant remain, However the
court warned the tenant that ii he
remained in the apartment, and shiv.
cred. and then sued for damages,
there was no redress obtainable. II
was a case Of packing UP ones furni
ture and moving to warmer spot, and
,hen the landlord would find that his
lease was worthless if he sued far
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13

The Bulletin has the largest circu-
latlon and the best circulation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
BASKET BALL.

Champaign, H., March 12.-Illinois
%, Minnesota 20.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13
Big German The alter.

There are theatres for every nation.
ality in New York, but one Of the lat
est ard most elaborate that is to he
constructed for foreign plays Is the
new German Theater that is to be
built on Madison avenue and Fifty
ninth street Most of the other thea.
tres which cater to foreigners are
small affairs There are Jewish, 1tal,
ian. French and Chinese theafers but
none Of these is on anything like the
elaborate scale that win characterize
the now German playhouse, The new
theatre which will be completed In Oc.
tober, VIII be up to date In every par
ticular. One of the features of this
theater will be an additional stage for
rehearsals, which will permit of two
plays being in preparation at the same
time. There will also be several rooms
for the manufacture of costumes, ef-
fects and stage properties. A green
room for the company is promised
and there will be spacious lounging
rooms and wide foyers.
Wthout a Name,
The retirement of Herr Conrad
from the direct0rship Of the fashion.
able and world famous Conried Metro.
politan opera company has left that
noted theater without a name 1t can.
not be called plain Metropolitan opera
company, because there is another or.
ganzation that bears that name AS
there are four new managers. who
are to assume the work which Mr.
Conried carried on by himself, it viii
be impossible to use one of the names
and not the other three. II all four
names were adopted the theatre would
sc unpronouncable for the majority Of
Americans 1t would be THE Giulio-
-Casazza -Andreas Dippel Arturo
Toscanini-Gustav Mailer opera com
pany" for such are the names of the
new managers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13

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enthusiasm is catching, and will reach
your patrons, and make patrons, IL you
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-13

THE MODERN DAILY PAPER IS
the most powerful speaking tube IN
the world. What you offer, and what
you want, II can greatly hzIp you
about.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-11
Promoters of Iowa Railroad
File Articles and Prepare
to Begin Work
PORTION IN OPERATION SOON
Expected That Line Between Eldora
and Story City Will Be Completed
Before Snow Fies-EIdora Capital
lists Enthusiastic and Will Take Big
Block of Stock.
Special to Times-Republican.

Eldora, April 1.-THE proposed cleo
trio railway between Waterloo and Des
Moines making Eldora the point for the
location of Offices, shops, etc, is Great
ing great deal of favorable comment
among the people of this vicinity. The
fact that two of Eldora's leading citi
zens are to be officers of the corpora
ton is arousing a great deal of local
interest. Farmers between here and
Grundy Center, and between here and
Hubbard, are highly pleased with the
proposed road and will meet the COM
pany half way in the matter of right
of-way, feeling that such road is Of
steam road would be.
Articles of incorporation We're filed
here yesterday and the local officers
are confidently predicting that the road
between here and Story City will be
constructed before snow flies.
Local capitalists are already indicat-
ing their willingness to take stock in
the enterprise and it is confidently en-
pected that no trouble whatever will
be experienced in getting all the needed
subscriptions for the stock put on the
market.
Surveyor Scott of Chicago is here,
carefully looking over the ground, es-
pecially with reference to the crossing
of the Iowa river just east of Eldora,
tab La tI,n aSf 1iffirnltIy
that the company will have to deal
with in Hardin and Story counties.
General Manager Andrew Stevenson
of Chicago, is expected in Eldora short
ly. and the work will be taken up in
an energetic way that will mean BUSH
ness to everybody
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-11
4 CASE Of DIAPEPSIN Will
CURE YOU OF INDIGESTION

symptoms of a weakened Stomach.
Stomach trouble and Indigestion
vanish like snow before the blazing
sun by the use of these Triangules,
which are harmless and taste like
candy. tho they will digest 5000 grains
of food the same as a strong, healthy
stomach would do it.
When Diapepsn works your Stom-
ach rests-gets itself in order. Dia-
pepsin purities and sweetens a sour
stomach and freshens the intestines
without the use of LaXativeS, and what
is more it increases the gastric juices.
This is what your stomach is begging
for--more and better digestive juices.
This is what makes you hungry and
want to eat. and Nou can rest assured
what you then eat will be taken care
of properly and not left i'll the stomach
to fernent and turn 10 gas and acid,
and poison the breath with nauSeous
doors.
You ought to have Diapepsin about
the house always. Should one of your
family eat something which does not
agree With them. or for Sour Stom-
ach of Excessive Gas. one triangule
viii! always give immediate relief.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-11
Bulk of Iowa Fall Grown
Fruit Winters Well i'll
Storage
PROPER PACKING ESSENTIAL
Government Experiments Conducted at
Mason City Prove Keeping Qualities
Of Iowa Fruit-Wrappins Of Each
Apple Found Best Method-varieties
Experimental With.
Special to Times-R Republican.

Mason City, April IL The result OF
the examination of the stored apples,
picked from Iowa orchards and put IN
storage in the Higley plant of this
city. has demonstrated that with prop
er packing there are only very few
of the Iowa grown fall apples which
will not keep, and keep we'll. Among
the varieties put in storage mere were
the Wealthies, Pattons, Greetings, Sc
lone. Winesaps, Iowa Blush, Grimes.
Stott's Winter, Black Annette. Me-
linda, Langfords, Nelson Sweets and
Clemmons Seedlings.
The apples were grown at Missouri
Valley. Storm Lake, Floyd, Aredale,
Williamsburg, Rockford, and Kan
dolph. the fruit furnishing about sew
enty different varieties and manners
of packing. In the packing three
methods were followed:
First. the fruit was packed. eacn
ample in a wrapping OF paper lmlneol-
ately after taken from the tree iast
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-11

Monday in March, as provided by the
code of Iowa. The officers who were
declared hold-overs appeared on Tues
day evening and were duly sworn and
qualified.
Eagle Grove.
The Episcopal church society of
Eagle Grove have decided to erect
during the coming summer a neat
little church costing somewhere in
the neighborhood of $6,0O0 The
building fund has already been
raised, and as the church people own
their own lot in the finest section of
town, the work of erection will begin
as soon as material can be obtained.
Beacon.
W. d. Wilson, the young man en-
ployed as a farm hand by c. A. Por-
ter, near Beacon, and who was SO
badly burned in prairie fire which
ignited from spark from Burling-
ton engine about two weeks ago, has
brought suit in the district court at
Ottumwa thru his attorneys, David d
Nelson, asking $4,000 damages from
the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
Railroad company.
Des Moines.
Stepping on a cigar box lid full or
nails may prove fatal to John John
son, of Omaha, who is stopping at the
Chamberlain hotel. johnson was
walking along the street when he &C
cidentally stepped on cigar box lid
full of nails. The nails penetrated
the shoe and into the sole of his foot.
Blood poisoning has set in, and the
doctors fear that a bad case Of te-
tanus may develop.
Des Moines.
Three men shot dead, others severely
wounded and himself the bearer OF
seven bullets, is the story of the des-
perate battle fought in New Mexico
recently by C. NJ. Hunter, formerly a
saloon man of Stuart. Iowa, according
to letter received. John Holt of Sill
yer, y. NJ, the writer, lauded the for
mer Iowan as hero of the first water.
He says that Hunter was rushed to a
hospital and will survive his wounds.
Sterling.
Nearly one hundred farmers have
made application to Game Warden
Morgaridge asking that the pheasants
which are 10 be put out in Jackson
county be placed on their farms. The
farmers who have made The appllca-
tons are scattered in all parts of the
county, so that. whatever the number
Of pheasants sent here may be. Mr..
NJ orsaridge states that he will have
plenty of room for all.
Cascade.
A peculiar accident happened on the
Macomber farm near Cascade, barely
escaping fatality The men Of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-11
Blu DAMAGE SUITS
Cases at Mason City Grew Out of In
jures Received at Brick and Tile
Cement Plants = Pete jacobson and
I. w. keerl, Plaintiffs.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, April 1.-two cases
were filed in the district court today
for damages growing out of injuries
received at the North Iowa Brick Il
Tile Company and the Northwestern
States Cement plant. Peter Jacobson,
who was employed by the North Iowa
company, asks damages amounting to
$4,000 for injuries received while in
the employ of the company.
l. W. Keerl, cashier of the Iowa
State bank, is plaintiff, as admins
traitor of the estate of John Gregor-
eos, a Greek, who was killed at the
cement plant month ago by falling
into q bin of crushed rock, where he
was caught in an elevator. He asks
for $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-11
,irht no arrest had been made.

night no arrest had been Hlaue.
Last nights assault makes the sew
enth attack on women and iittle girls
in the past year. Just about year ago
Mrs. Grace Mcbride was attacked by
a negro, whom she succeeded in fright
ening away. Miss Mary Mahoney, Il
prominent Ottumwa woman, was GRIM
iuallv assaulted ON Sept IS by Oscar
Hogan, a negro Hogan was sentenced
to the penitentiary for life for the
crime at the last term of the disrlet
court Miss Mahoney died about two
months ago as a result of the brutal
treatment. Shortly after the Mahohey
attack. Mrs Rem Oatman was stoPpe"
bv a negro, but her screams 1rlgh'-
ened him away.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-11
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

farm were operating a circular saw
near the house when the fly wheel
bursted and flew in different directions,
one piece of the wheel, Weighing
twenty-five pounds, crashing thru the
kitchen and alighting on the table
near which Mrs. Macomber was work
ing. She escaped unhurt, but was
nearly overcome from the shock.
Waterloo.
Seven firemen on the Illinois Central
and six engineers, who have been on
the extra list on both the Dubuque
and Omaha divisions, have been re-
leased on account of the fact that they
could not make enough mileage with
the present amount of traffic to war
rant the retaining of their services for
the present The cut was made ac-
cording to the length of time the en-
ginemen We're in the company's serv-
ice.
keokuk.
Joseph Noonan, the man who has
been missing since January is from
Canton, after coming to kcokuk from
Viewer and starting from this city to-
ward Hot Springs for his health, was
murdered and his body thrown into
the river, for the body was found yes
terday at Hannibal A possible clue to
the murder, was in the city jail at keo-
kuk in the shape of Glen Harwood,
who was locked up about ten days
ago on suspicion but HARDWOOD prob
ably knows nothing whatever of the
crime. Harwood is a young man, large
for his age and not considered to be
oy,sc orn1I
watch in his possession when arrested
and since he was locked up there had
been strict orders from Marshal Ken
ney that no one should be allowed to
speak to him.
Fort Dodge.
A stranger wandered into a For:
Dodge garage one day this week and
remarked that he would like to buy a
certain automobile then standing In
front of the establishment. And he
forthwith commenced counting bills
from a big roll. How much?" he
nonchalantly asked, as he pointed to-
the car of his choice. Seventeen hun
dred dollars" replied the astonished
dealer. But don't you want DEM
onstration?" mo thanks" responded
the stranger. as he showed over the
money. Just give me a few instruc-
tious in running the buggy and III be
all right" He was accommodated BY
the dazed dealer and before his name
could be learned the stranger rode
away 1t is said he has just recently
become connected with one Of the big
clay plants at Lehigh. few miles
south of the city. This is the strans-
est automobile sale ever pulled off In
Fort DodgA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-11
LOSES HIS INSURANCE.
Tenant Failed to Notify Company OF
Removal of Stock.

Tenant Failed to Notify Company OF
Removal of Stock.
Mason City, April l1.-Because ,. NJ.
yanwey. owner of the stock burned IN
the fire which consumed the A A.
Crossley barn, last week. did not no
tifv his insurance company that he had
moved the stock to another farm, ne
will not be able to collect his 1nsur-
ance. 1t Is said the agent who wrote
the policy was aware of the removal
hut because the owner neglected 10
take proper precautions in notifying
the company promptly of his remov-
all his insurance is lost He feels the
loss most keenly as the property was
his entire ownings. Four head OF
cattle of his herd, escaped from the
barn at the time Of the fire and were
found late the next day in a remote
part Of the field. All were badly
burned about the head and shoulders,
which occurred before they We're
able to get free from the stanchions.