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Arizona republican., 1908-01-29
WHERE IS THE BOND MONEY.

Washington. Jan. 2S.-When the urgency deficiency bill was taken up by the ways and means committee of the house today MT. Johnson of South Carolina attacked the Panama bond is- sue and declared that the money did not go for the purpose of the construc- tiOn of the canal. Mir. Tawney said it was the duty Of the secretary to issue bonds for the reason that expenditures had already been made to exceed by almost S50.00O.000 the amount of the proceeds of the bond sale.
 What did he do with the money?'' asked Johnson. Did he cover it into the treasury"
 He reimbursed the treasury for e-s- penditures previously made" inter- jected MT. Tawney.
 No, he has not yet reported it as covered into the treasury" replied MT Johnson. As a matter of fact" he replied deliberately. it has not been paid. The banks that bought the bonds gave their checks and inmedi- ately the checks were handed back to the banks and the government was given credit
Arizona republican., 1908-01-29
DEATH OF A PRINCELING.

Heidelburg, Jan. 2S-Count Leopold, the Teigning prince of Lippe, died. to- day.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-29
ONE 0F THE CHAPTERS APPEARS FOR TIE SLATE
The Prosecution Of the Pennsylvania
 Capitol Conspiracy Becomes Easier.

Harrisburg. Pa, Jan. 2S.-The ap- pcarance of Stanford B. Lewis the as sistant of Architect James Huestdn, during the construction and furnishing
Arizona republican., 1908-01-29

Bryan had made mistakes and had been charged with taking too much, he said the Nebraskan was worthy of honor and the suffrage of all the states
 International marriages of American heiresses to titled foreigners were de- noUnced by McGavin of Illinois His remarks evoked applause and laughter. No amendments of any consequence were made to the bill. It was still pending when the house adjourned
Arizona republican., 1908-01-29

FOR SAlE.-New five-room brick
 cottage. Electric lights. gas. bath,
 toilet. North 2nd Street, near Fill more. Ten per cent cash. Balance in payments like rent. E. E. Pascoe. no North CeHter Street.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-29

MONEY TO LoAh.-If you want to build and nssd some money, come and zee me; my rates are the lowest. E. Y. Paseoe, no North Center Street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
CAUSED BY A FALL
Surgeon VINO Performed Operation on
Pontiac Prisoner Discredits His
Death Bed Statement.

Chicago March 27--Dr D. ". Ora
ham. head surgeon of the Presbyterian
Hospital here, who performed the op
GRAFTON on William Hamblin. the Pom
tiac prisoner who is alleged t. have
been kicked and beaten TO death in a
SOLITARY cell testified before the leg
islativc investigating committee today
that the boys broken back could not
have been caused By blows or kicks.
The surgeon said he believed the in.
jury had been caused by fan.
His testimony tends to discredit the
boys death bed statement in which
he accused several guards cr having
caused his injuries Grahams testi.
mony was totally at variance with
that given by several physicians who
made an autopsy at the boys home in
Quincy Ill.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
MARCH % IN HISTORY.

1858 Nicaragua placed herself under
the protection of the United
States.
1870-Gen. Geo. H. Thomas, hero OF
of Chickamauga. died in Sar
Francisco. Born in Virginia
July 81, 1916.
1S71-Commnne proclaimed at Paris
1S9f-The Canadian Pacific com
pleted between Montreal ant
Vancouver.
189S-Port Arthur leased" to Russia
1900 Vincent Benedict, conspicuous
In the inauguration of the
Franco Prussian war, died al
Paris. Born in Corsica, Apri
20, 1877
1905-United States took charge o.
the revenue of Santo Domingo
1S06-Two hundred and fifty meT
killed in coal mine at Nagasaki
Japan.
h907-Twentys persons killed IL
Southern Pacific train wrecl
near Cotton. Cal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
Biography.

q DIR. Luis Toledo Harrarte. the Qua.
Eemalan minister at Washington. was
bern in the city of Guatemala, March
RS, 1871. and received his education
1T private college and later gradual
ID from the NatioHa; Central Institute
III 1888 he matriculated in the school
BIZ medicine and pnarmy. The next
i've or sixissats wsre1a'assetl in study
In Europe. Returning to Guatemala,
he held SUCCESSFULLY a number Ct
high positions in the schools and IA
lhe civil service of that country. DR.
4Ierrarte began his diplomatic career
N Madrid in 1892 as atache to the
9pecial commission sent by his gov
Arnment to take part IN the celebra-
lion of the discovery OF America. He
Aext served as delegate to the fourth
zPan-American medical congress In
Panama. In 1906 ne was appointed
Eirst secretary to the Guatemalan lega-
Ion to Brazil and delegate to the
hird Pan-American conference at
lilo de Janeiro. year ago he sue
Seeded to the post of envoy extraor
binary and minister plenipotentiary
"a the United States,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
Fourteen Feet Lakes to Gulf"

Fourteen Feet Lakes to Gulf"
Hon. Walter Wardcr. speaking tc
the toast, Fourteen Feet From Lakes
Ito Gulf With Cairo Still at the Head
of Navigation By the Grace Of Jack
Frost" said in part:
The Inland Waterways Commission
appointed by the president to report
upon the practicability Of constructing
ia nayigable channel fourteen feet deep
from St Louis t. the Gulf. either by
Improvement OF the river or by a
canal or canals for a part of the
route, has very recently made a re
port favorable to the plan. and within
the past week this report has re.
ccived the hearty Endorsement of See.
rotary TAFT, who recommends the
necessary appropriations tc start the
work in a Systematic way. HN5iliam
j. Bryan is an out ana ont friend to
the cause and your Tncle Joseph
Cannon" stands pledged to its sun.
port. Out of the three you can take
your choice but venture the pre.
diction tonight that the next president
Of the United States will be n Lakes
to the Gulf Deep Waterway man. The
national platforms of both the great
parties will indorse the measure and
Democrats and Republicans through
out the valley viii work shoulder to
shoulder until success is a certainty
Illinois, always to the front in pro.
noting the material welfare and deyel.
opment Of the entire country has al
ready taken the initiative in this great
work.
The Chicago Sanitary and Shin
Canal, commonly known as the Drain
age Canal extends from Lake Michi.
gan 3G miles to he Des PLANES river.
at Lockpot, just above Joliet; it has
a depth Of "a feet and its width and
channel are ample for all of the needs
of commerce, even to the floating OF
sea-going vessels; it has cost the San.
itary District over $54.00O.OO0 to cut
this canal through the solid rock from
Chicago to Lockport and it has given
to the federal government the first
great contribution to the Lakes to the
Gulf Deep Waterway
October 10th, 1907, the Illinois Gen.
eral Assembly by a unanimous action
in each house, submitted to a vote
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28

T of the people at the general election
: next November. proposition 20
amend the constitution of the state OF
Illinois so as 20 authorize the issue OF
$40. 000 100 of bonds, the proceeds OF
which are 10 be applied in the con
struction of deep waterway from the
Drainage Canal at Lockport to point
at or near Utica on the Illinois River
which may be practical for a general
scheme of deep waterway along a
route which may be deemed NEST all
ivantageeous for such a plan of deep
waterway
! The power which will be developed
from this waterway will be leased for
manufacturing purposes by the state.
1t is roughly estimated that this will
/ be 10000 horse power. valued at $25
per horse power per year net, making
an annual income. if all is leased Of
! $3.250,o0). enough to pay eff the bonds
and interest in eight years and two
Iuunths after that, it will secure to
the state an income of three and one
=. lti4 Atl lfIltI3i0 IA itblAtiN lbi al lllAl'
to come It is safe to predict that the
voters Will adopt the constitutional
amendment in November if the ques
tino is pushed by itss friends; this
S20.1el0 600, together with the SSH
100000 already expended for the
Drainage Canal will make the magnifl-
cent donation of 7i,O0O0 600 by the
State of Illinois alone, given to inaG-
gurate the Deep Waterway to the Gulf
VIII the national government fail
to respond To the eloquonce of such an
appeal?
WIN such a generous spirit fail r.
arouse the sympathy and support OF
the entire country for this vast enter
prise?
AS Illinois viii give most freely
she viii share most generously in the
benefits to be derived from this water
why SYSTEM she has a coast line
upon Lake Michigan of $50 miles
nearly surrounding the entire state
Illinois has more agricultural and min
cral resources To be developed by such
d waterway system than amy other
state in the union This system can
be expended through the chain OF
lakes to the Atlantic seahoard AMI
the Mississippi to the Gulf.
from distance comes through this
waterway system the commerce of the |
Missouri the Upper Mississippi. the |
Chic. the Cumberland and the Ten. |
rcssee. At the confluence of all Of |
these waters sits Cairo at the head of |
the lich river valley stretching near a
thousand miles to the South. Even |
" hen this waterway has been com |
lletad, for portions of every year. I'm
iater, when the river north to St.
louis is closed with ice, Cairo will /
Be- the head OF deep water navigation
n the Mississippi and the receiving
and distributing depot for the entire
valley a natural advantage not en-
icyed by amy other city from New Or
leans To Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28

!. b. Magee president Of the Cairo
Contracting aud Dredging Company
spoke as follows on the subject OF
Filling in Cairo. the Dream Of Half a
Century. the Achievement OF Today
Mr. Toastmaster and Gentlemen; -
Here on a narrow strip of land form
ed by the washing from the foothills
ito the north OF us aud deposited by
the rivers; a swamp. the home of
frogs and rlawtekts and the breeding
place Of .q2F@quitoes and feyers. Some
early Toyagers en- the river decided
iTj build city. such an undertaking
might we'll be called visionary, and
1.-THE ultimate completion Of the task
be considered product Of the realm
Iof dreams, These early settlers who
conceived the fu'ure great, who fought
disease and battled with the annual
foundations Of the two largest rivers
in the country were not OF the race
lOf dreamers. each disaster called but
for renewed energy with a determine
i"ii 'hdI tbe last eHoTl SHouId ne
better than the one which preceded 1t.
until We have in the achievement of
today the best levees in the country
built at the expense of the city with
out the contribution of n dollar by
the federal government Feeling Sc
cure against the annual rush On wat
we have proceeded with internal i'm
provements and when the streets now
under contract or about to be con
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
RACING CIRCUIT FORMED.

Chippewa Falls, March 27.-The
Central Wisconsin fair race circuit or
sanized today and the following dates
We're fixed:
Merrill, August %; Wausau. Sep
TENDER t; stevens Point September
\; Chippewa Falls, September IA; La
Crosse, September n.
Officers; President, T. IT. Duncan.
i Wausau; vice president, \. c. Cox,
OF Chippewa FAILS; secretary ueasur-
en- c. S. Vanauken. OF La Crosse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
TROOPS co 70 ALASKA
At Order of Taft-Miners on Strike
May Destroy Property and Per
haps Life.

Washington, March Fright hun
dred striking miners. possessed OF
ten cases of dynamite and the desire
to destroy property and perhaps life
lat Trcadwell Mines. Alaska. were the
conditions presented to Secretary Taft
by telegraph from the acting governor
Of that territory. who requested the
AID OF federal troops. The secretary
'acceded to the request without delay.
A company of infantry is now on the
way to Treadwell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
POLITICS OF MOROCCO
lnterfered With BY France Says Mem
Der of House of Deputies-Estra
Credits Allowed

Paris, March 27.-During the debate
in the house OF deputies today on tho
extra credits for expenses incurred by
France in Morocco, Jaurez. socialist
leader attacked the governments pol
icy IA Morocco, charging interference
with the internal politics oi that cGuu-
try in the interests of Sultan Abd-El-
Aziz. 4 resolution censuring the min
istry was voted down and the chamber
passed the credits by a large major
ity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28

The late Lord Kclyin's Tremendous
knowledge never shook his faith. II
man in religious difficulties he
once wrote these memorable words:
! have never read any theological
book myself being wholly occupied
with science, which I find fun of tn.
evidence OF God. And | find no read
ins theological books needed to keel
me eoat2nted with the religion of my
childhood, "-Elack and White.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
lime CARD CALRn ELEcIRlc RYA

BELT LINE cars due to lesve second ST. SO
ing north on CONNIE scial kfe., every IS iula
utes from n. IN. to II p, M.
Going north on Walnut st. every is minute
from sos III. to 1888 .. M. Ia
POPLAR ST. LINE Hohrook ave, car
TO leave SECOND st. geing nerth on Holhroo
Ave, at 5:57; N; 6:42; 6:57; 7:l2 H. IN. AND oA
same minutes every hour until l0:42 aud II !,
y. III.
Going west on Twen.y Eighth st. at 81
6:l9; 6:S4 6:4s; and 1904 d. and same min
utes every hour until 1924 ard l1:O4 p. NJ.
Poplar st. cars due to pass Mays park
Is minutes after leaving See Vt.
BELT LIME OWL CARys II Walnut
IL 80 p. m. 1884 a, M ;@l 300 = a.; 80 a. III.
3 so \. MI, 30 Il. H.; $50 al
North on Commercial Oy p. m; | 100
On. 90 a. M, :00 a. m. 0G m, bAm M.
Belt Snd Owl csrs are 20 paas Wes
Thirty fourth 81. Is inf alter isATins
Second st,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
"A PLEA OF INSANITY
viii Be Made IN Case of Korean Who
Shot Advisor 10 Korean Council
of State Stvens.

San Francisco, March Ell. W.
.Chan% the Korean who fatally shot
10. w stevens, American adviser to
the Korean council of state. was ar.
raiened before Police Judge Conlon
today on charge Of murder AMI
granted continuance until next Fri
day.
Ills attorney intimated that no de.
Tense will be offered in the police
court but that when the case reaches
a higher tribunal the battle will bn
fought ON the grounds Of insanity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
From Ancient Mvtholonv

Panic is named after the ancient
god, Pan, because Of the sudden and
unreasoning fear which the sight OF
this heather divinity was supposed ID
inspire. Other common words with 3
similar source in the cid Hydrologic
are ''vulcanite,' from Vulcan. thu
blacksmith; martial" for Mars, the
warrior; jovial" from Jovc; "satur
nine from Saturn. and "mercurial'
from Mercury. the nimble-heeled
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
LEGAL DECISIONS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Lack Of Consideration in Notes As.
signed TO Bank by it's Officers The
liability Of bank officers assigning
notes TO the bank in lieu of bad debts
was considered in state Bank of
Pittsburg V. Kirk, CO Atlantic Re
porter. 922. The bank became in.
solvent and the receiver brought an
action to recover on the notes. De
PENDANT set up among other defenses
want OF consideration. but the Penn
ylrania supreme Court held that de-
sendant cnuld not new escape liability
on the ground that there was no con
sideration for the notes at their inCep-
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
Confidence and Success.

The man who has mastered his TEN.
per. disciplined his mind. schooled
himself so as to conform TO the amen
tiles and pleasantries Of life is on the
broad road to success. for others will
be attracted towards him as the flies
to honey he viii heget confidence. and
confidence is one Of the corner stones
which must be laid strong and deep
before you can commence to build the
edifice called success.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
Si6NORA TOZELLI WATCHED

Genoa, March 27.-Thc police are
closely watching tho movements OF
Signera To2eli, formerly Countess
hontlgnegoso, fearing she may modest
King Frederick Augustus of Saxony.
her former husband, who is here Not
Withstanding denals 10 the contrary
1t is said that Signora Tozelli and her
new husband do not agree.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
Know Yourself.

The first step toward knowing life
knowing business and testing the
value of opportunity is TO know our
selves. Fully 80 per cent. of all bust
ness education is objective in charac
ter 1t deals with every condition in
life except the one most important
factor urselves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
PENRoSE IMPROVED.

Philadelphia, March 27-The con
ditioh of United States Senator Pen
rose. who is i'll at his home here with
erysipelas and bronchial pneumonia.
is reported somewhat improved 10
night
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
ORCHARD REFUSED TO
ASK FOR A PARDON

Boise, Idaho, March 27.-Harry Or
ehard contested murderer Of Gov
ernof Steunenberg II is said. tonight
refused to apply to me board OF par
ions for a remission or the death
sentence His attorney, however, will
make the application.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
HOPPE WORLDS CHAMPION.

New York, March 27.-Wilie Hoppe
OF this city won the worlds champion
ship at 1872 balk line billiards by de,
feating George Sutton of Chicago. 500
10 2l2 tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28

Learn to speak the language Of sue
cess, Think success, Never talk fail
urc because failure is nothing sim
ynu know about the world and its
people the bigger you viii be because
uncnnsciously you will assume the d.
mensions of that Of which you are
part
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
An Answer.

No, Gladys a detected grass widow
isn't necessarily bluegrass widow,
Come to US with your doubts and fears
at any time, Gladys You write a
pretty hand; what make typewriter
is It?
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
CAIRO'S HOR0RED GUEST
CONCLUDED from Sixth Page

finished or is under construction, az
cepting the paving Of Poplar street
which viii be advertised early in tn
summer The total cost of tine Wort
above referred to. approXimates $G00
10000. The engineer is now maxim,
estimates Tor the Glling and pawn!
of Thirty-fourth street ST Mary.
Place West Holbrook avenue ,Naiuu
Istreet. Twenty-irSt street ana Eighil
street aud this work win be handle,
by the BOARD Of Loca' improvements
OF the City Council as rapidly as pos
sible. The paving or Second street
from Ohio street 70 the west side
OF Washington avenue viii be done b,
abuttins property owners without tht
passage of an ordinance.
In addition TO this work as above
outlined. the Cairo & Thebes railroad
company has filled streets and other
;private property to the extent of near
lly 100000 cubic yards of earth and
as far as can be estimated about 16.-
900 cubic yards of earth has been
Iplaeed on private property during the
uast three years.
Other improvements include the
enlargement of The Halliday hotel,
extensive additions to the various
bank buildings of the city. large
business houses including the DENIM.
son -Gholson and Marx buildings. the
McHale building and others. besides
many smaller business houses and
numerous residences, many of which
jare Of beautiful design and costly
construction.
The work SO far done by the Cairo
& Thebos railroad people has been
extensive and it seems to me, costly,
as they have purchased great deal
Of VARIABLE property within the city
limits and have graded its road-bed
most of the way from Cairo To Thehes
besides building the foundations for
a beautiful passenger station and q
large freight depot.
Now what is to be said Of tn" moral
aud financial condition of the city
during this term Three years ago, Il
"m advised, that Il large number of
people called "grafters" We're here
and | have been told. with some d.
gree Of authority that there We're
more than one hundred sixty of TINS
class OF people To-day. so far as |
can be learned. not one of this class |
of people remains in the city
was wide open when came !
into office, and ! understand that it |
was continued for some time after /
had taken hold of public affairs. uu' |
today, so far as can be learned, no /
public gambling is conducted in any +!
part of the city and this condition has
existed for nearly year. From the /
beginning of Cairo's history to the end /
OF the year 1907 safoons We're per
mitted TO DO business seven DAYS in /
the week without Interruption PriorI
to the time Of making applications /
tor licenses for the year 1908, is
sued a mandatory proclamation, toI
the effect that all saloon licenses
must be taken out upon the express
and with the distinct under
standing. that they must abide by /
the laws regarding Sunday closing
-rd for the first time in the history
If Cairo, saloons have been closed
end | am here to say to you that they
viii continue to be closed on Sunday,
as required by law. It is true that
some OF the more daring saloon men
rave attempted to violate this order
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
February Circulation.

". LUlS
The above is correct statement Of
the circulation OF the Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1907 and for the month of
February 1908.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this second day of March 1908.
LEO ]. KLEB,
(Seal). Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
An Uuly Rumor.

Report came yesterday that a Miss
iIcrboldson, formerly of this city. was
Killed in Notaug yesterday by man
who, it is said, struck her on the head
with a beer bottle The report could
not be verified last nieht
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
Rice were united in matrimony.

A balloon ascension was made by a
professional aeronant. accompanied by
Charles d, AFTER, July 2lth. The
balloon assembled apparently three
quarters OF mile and then descend,
ed safely, landing about half mile
from the starting point
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
ALDERMAN THIRD WARD.

Edward A. Burke authorizes his an
nouncement as a candidate for re
election as a member of the city coun-
Ici' from the Third ward of Cairo. ILL
|nnis. AZ the election TO be held on
Tuesday, April 81, 1908.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
JUMPED IN FRONT OF
TRAIN TO SUICIDE

Iioldrida, Neb March 27.-Mrs. Ma.
tiIda Nelson, today sprang in front q
a Burlington passenger train. holding
her 9ycorold son in her arms. Both
We're Instantly Killed Poverty aud ar
legged domestic troubles are supposed
10 have prompted the act.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28

The Bulletin is on sale at the fol
lowing places:
Coleman's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
Abandons watch Nloht Services.

Abandons Watch Night Services.
The wear II the parish church at
"eilingbCloueh England has been
forced to announce that there will be
no more watch night services because
of the presence of 50 many men and
women in a state unfit for the solemn
occasion the harm done by them be-
ing greater than the good to the
others.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CAIRO IN 1860 E:
Observation-Disclosures

Bell and Everett Club was organ
led in Cairo. with John w. Trover.
resident: C. D. Williamson and d. c.
.tewart. vice presidents; VIM. Bleloell
secretary. aud c. d. AFTER. treasurer.
ienry Winter. w NJ. Blelock and ".
!. vest were committee on resolutions.
s On July 18th. at Rockford. H.. Mr.
nenstua F. Taylor and Miss Alice
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ALDERMAN SIKH WARD.

THOMAS A. FULLER authorizes
his announcement rs a candidate for
alderman In the Sixth Ward Of the
city of Cairo, at the election to be
held on Tuesday April 81, 1908.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
20 ROUNDS 10 DRAW.

Dayton, Ohio March 81. Gus
Bczenah, of Cincinnati and Howard
Smith, Of Elizabeth, II. j.. fought a
20 round bout to a draw tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28

The editor had the pleasure of max.
ing the acquaintance of Richard
Yates, Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor, and we pronounce him the
ugliest and ornaryest looking man we
ever saw. His.features are much like
those Of Abe Lincoln. but the resem.
blance probably arises from their ex,
treme ugliness."
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-28
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo Bull.
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1907. ......... 211e
Average number of complete and
perfect copies OF the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of February,
1908 .........ao os