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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
NEWS FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK
FIRST STATE CONVENTION OF
REPUBLICANS TO BE HELD
IN FLORIDA.
IMPORTANT CONFE RENEE
To Be Held at University Of Illinois
With Regard 10 Preparation of
Teachare--Other Occuf
ances.

Washington, p. C. Feb. THE FIRST
'ef tho state conventions to name dele.
gates to the Republican national con
yention viii be held the coming week,
when the Republicans cf Florida win
meet In st. Augustine. More than or.
dinary interest attaches to The gather
ing because cf the reported intention
OF the Republican negroes to capture
the convention in the interest OF Sen
atcr Forakers candidacy Tor the prcsi-
dential nomination. Ii the effort Oh
the negroes fails the convention will
be controlled by the federal Office
h1lders, and as a consequence it is
expected the Florida Delegates viii so
to Chicago instructed for SecrC tary
Tar.
The trial Of William r. Macon and
Joseph Vanderweide, charged with be.
ing the slayers OF Secret Service
Agent Joseph Walker is scheduled to
begin at Durango. Colo, next Friday
Az the time Of his death Walker was
engaged in gathering evidence against
the perpetrators OF alleged land frauds
in Colorado and his murder attracted
widespread attention.
An important education conference
viii be held at the University Of Hi.
nois Tuesday and Wednesday to DIS
cllss the relations Of graduate schools
Of American universities to tho pra-
&aration of teachers ror high schools,
colleges an4 universities aud the pre-
paration Tor practical professors.
AT Tampa. Fla, a conference of
delegates representing The states Of
the south will assemble Wednesday to
discuss the Immigration problem and
the best means for inducing the move
mont of desirable European settlers t.
Tho south.
From present indications 1t viii not
be a week Of very great activity
among the presidential possibilities,
sof ar as their appearance in public
goes. With the exception Of William
j. Bryan. none Of them has so far ac
ceptcd invitations for public address
es during the week Mr.. Bryan will
remain in the East and will be heard
during the week at several points ~
New Jersey and New York.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
SENSATION AT
PUNTA ARENAS
TWO JAPS ARRIVED THERE TO
OBSERVE PASSAGE OF U. s.
BATTLESHtPS.
HAVE NOW DISAPPEARED
Said 10 Have Landed From British
Ste- aler--Shin's Rscord at Rio
Shows They Never En-
barked There.

Punta Arenas, Strait Of Magellan,
Feb. 1.-THE two Japanese who are
reported to have landed here from the
British Steamer Orita OF the Pacific
Steam Navigation company two
weeks ago and who were snpprse %
have come to punta Arasnas % of-
serve the passage oil the American
battleships TO the Straits OF Magellan,
apear to have left this port. Inquiry
has rallied to shed any light on the
movements of the two travellers. and
there present whereabouts are not
Eucwn The Orita left here fort
night ago for west coast points
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
LEGISLATURE OF
THE PHILIPPINES
cLosgs INAUGURAL SESSION.
GOVERNOR GENERAL Ex-
PRESSES Hls SATISFACTION
FIRST MEETING TUESDAY.

Hni'a. p +. Feb THE inanguar
~ session cf the Philippine legislature
aiosed at 7;l0 tonight The first regl-
lar meeting will open next Tuesday
mornin..
There were no disorders through
cut the session and Governor General
Smith has expressed satisfaction with
the conduct Of the assembiyrnen since
they were convened
ate Secretary Ferguson 81 tn
Philippine Commission VIII b. given
state funeral Monday. His remains
will probably be shipped IN the United
states on the Transport Sherman for
interment at Washington.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
BERRY FOR oRYAN TICKET.

Philadelphia. Pa. Feb 1.-Consider-
able political significance is attached
to the dinner to be given at the
Flofel Walton tonight in honor OF
W illiam Berry, state treasurer Of
Pcnnsyivauia. It Is understood that
the function is designed to boom sir.
Berry for vice president on the Eryan
ticket Mr. Bryan has accepted an
Invitation to the dianer and il Is ez-
Fcetei also that Senator Gore n
Oklahoma, Mayor Guthrie q Pitts
ig-rg and number of other Demo
cratic leaders Of national prominence
SIN be present
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
JANUARY STATEMENT
Governments Receipts Show Heavy
Decrease While Expenditures
Show Heavy increase.

Washington. Feb. 1.-The monthly
comparative statement Of government
receipts and expenditures shows thai
for January. 1908. the total Receipts
we're s49.435252. nearly $4,000 090
less than for January. 1871 II IS an
iacrcase. however. over December
1907. s2152.009 Expenditure fer
the last month were SIS az 657. an in
crease Of $1,000 600 over January
1857. Compared with Decenber. 1897
the total expenditures increased
about 3no0. BOO
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
RECEIVER is APPOINTED
Fc~ Michigan Railroad az Request OF
Knicker5ocker TrUst--Road
Defautsd On Bonds.

Detroit Feb. IA receiver was an
rointeJ for the Detroit. Toledo and
lfonton railroad at the request Of the
knickerbockef Trust company or
New York On the ground that the
railroad had defaulted en- interest on
$40 0G0 600 bonds. The Ann Arbor
system now a part OF the Irontrn
companys lines is not included N
tha recaivprship.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
LIGHTING AND HEATING.

St Petersburg. Feb. l--An interna
iional exhibition of lighting and heat
ing appliances cfened in ST Peters
burg today. ~ continue for two weeks
The exhibition is held under the ars.
pices ~ the Imperial Russian Techni
cal society.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
SCHOOL TEACHER MURDERED
FOR MONEY. ~ MANILA

washington Feb 1-Covcrncr
Smith has cahIed from Manila that h.
has caused 70 be shipped 70 his siste-
Mrs Jactscn at Crete Neb. the
hody ~ Miss Auns z Hahn. anneri-
can school teacher. who was mrr-
iered in Batanaras. Persons who
Knew The murdered woman are con-
v'rce5 the motive Ct the crime was
frbhery as she was known 70 have
considerable mcney aad lived alone
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
NO JAps ON RECORDS
AT RIO DE JANEfRD.

Rio Janeiro, Feb / rhe British
steamer Orlta left here January for
Punta Arenas Examination Of the
passenger list Of the agents here a.
well as the record of the maritime
policefl fail to show that any Japanese
boarded the Orita at this port
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
NOT ABOARD At LIVERPOOL

Liverpool. Feb Officials of the
Pacific Steam Navigation company
owners al the Steamer Orita. declared
today that no Japanese We're booked
on this vessel when she left here De.
cember TO- They explain, however
that such passengers might have join.
ed the steamer at any Of her ports OF
call
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
FATAL RIOTS N RUSSIA

Kars1 Russia Feb Ten resi-
dents of PcIbarzia. Kazs1 province.
we're piled anf the admiuistrativc
cfirf ~ the district vas warnded in
a collision hsfween iaaifss peasants
and government troops JaEuarg 90
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
CHICAGO WINS ~
AQUATIC CONTEST.

Chfeaco. Feb. 1.-The University Of
Chicago aqratfe team defeated the
University cf Wfserrei1 tc1i-ht %
- a. Osthcf II Wisconsin won three
events in the regular program
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
TIE pusllc oEBr.

Washington. Feb. 1.-The state
ment Of the prblie debt shows the
Esbt less cash in the treasury % be
month of sSG97 sos Decrease q
cash IN the treasury for the moutA
s5.1e2css
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
FIXES GOLF DATES.

Chicaeo. Feb. 1.-Directcrs ef the
Western Golf association tciay de-
cifaa Bpon dates for the isas caa--
riCnships The western Amateur
event. 70 b. PLAYED At Rock lslana-
m was ST Tor Juiv 1s Il - nnsu
champloDship al St Louis June -
and ~.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
HorsD DIVER DEAD.

Detroit Nieh-. Feb. 1-Csptail
John S. cgianwidele irnova about tie
Great Lakes as a diver ard wrseEe-
diei today a. his home heer after a
long illness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02
Monan.a Duty.

Il IL a #c-aaa's duty 10 be socially
attractive. eot stat'sticsHy correct
Hone Nct
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02

4.~4 - = . - =
Car Paul of Russia, assass-
i. mated by mobiles OF his court
March "a, 1901.
= Duke Of Parma March III.
& 1854.
Abraham Lincoln. president
Of the United States, at Ford 8
TheateI, Washington, Dy Jonn
= Wilkes Booth, on the eyeping
i. OF April IL died April 10,
1866
= Prince Michael OF Servia,
. shot and killed June TO- 1868.
Richard, Earl OF Mayo, gov
~ eror-general Of India. by shere
= Ali. convict, In Andaman Is
lands. Feb. 8. 1877.
Abdul Aziz, Sultan of Tur-
= key. killed with scissors, June
= A, 1876.
Alexander II. of Russia kill
= ed by explosion of bomb, st.
. Petersburg, March l3, 1881.
James A. Garfield, president
. Of the United States. shot by
g Charles Jules Guiteau, Wash
= ington, July 2, 1881 died SEPT.
q 19, 1881.
Marie Francois Garnet pres
= ident of France, stabbed NOR
tally at Lyons by Cesare San
= TO. an anarchist, June a. 1924.
Stanislaus Stambuloh ex-
& premier of Bulgaria, killed by
= four assassins in Balgrade,
=. July 25 1895,
Nasr-ed-Din, Shan of Persia,
shot by conspirators as he
. was entering a shrine near his
= palace, May !, 1886
Antonio Cansvas del Castil-
= 10. prime minister Of Spain,
= shot to death by Italian anar-
chist at Santa Agueda, Spain,
. August s. 1897.
Juan Idiarte Bcrda, presi'
. dent of Uruguay killed by
= army officer at Montevideo,
. August %, 1897
Jose Marie Reyna Barrios,
y president of Guatemala, killed
= at Guatemala City by Oscar
I,a1a 1908
Empress Elizabeth OF Aus
tria. fatally stabbed by an
. Italian anarchist at Geneva,
. switzorland Sent 10. 1898.
William Goebel, Democratic
4. claimant to the goyernorship
= of Kentucky. shot and killed at
. Frankfort XIV. Jan. 80. 1909.
King Humbert of Italy, shot
. three times and killed by Gae.
. tano Bresci, at Monza, Italy.
July 2e, 1900.
William Mckinley. president
of the United States. shot at
Buffalo by Czolgosz, September
= G. 1901.
Alexander l.. King Of servia.
L. and Queen Draga, his royal
wife. murdered by army offi-
= GERS at Belgrade, June 10,
& 1sC3.
NJ. Won Plohve. Russian Min
q lister of the Interior. assassi-
. mated at st. Petersburg. July
2s. 190i.
Grand Duke Sergius. uncle
. of the Czar. assass;nated at
- Moscow by revolutionary
. Feb. II. 1905.
King Carlos and Grown
Prince Luiz Philippe killed BY
. group Of men armed with car
l.. bines in Lisbon. Feb. /. 1898.
. . . .
Lisbon. Feb. king Carlos.
Portugal. and the Crown Prince Lu
Philippe. were assassinated tod
and the city is in a state Of upro
The kings second son Prince II
uel. was slightly wounded. but Qu'
Amelie. who strcve to save the cFa
princes life By throwing herself a
him. was unhurt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02

Lisbon. Feb. king Carlos. OF
Portugal. and the Crown Prince Luise
Philippe. we're assassinated today
and the city is in a state OF uproar-
The kings second son Prince Man
uel. was slightly wounded. but Queen
Amelie. who strcve to save the eF0Vn
princes life b. throwing herself upon
him. was unhurt-
A band Of men waiting at the corner
of the Praco de Commerce. and tn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02

THE MODERN CUSTOMER, man
or woman, Is bargain hunter" II
10 the dealers business, and to his
profit, to gee that the game sought for
is caught in his store.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02

tc0ncludsd % FIfta 20
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-02

THERE lE AN ECONOMY that u
wasteful, and an expenditure thst
works for thrift. The successful ad-
vertiscr knows which is which.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-31
AUTOS TO CUT OUT
ALASKAN TRIP
American Car 10 Take Ship Di-
rect from Seattle to Russian
Siberian Port,
[By Morning journal sDsclai Lcnsed Wire.

Seattle, WASH March 30.-The
American car in the New York-to-
Paris automobile race, with George
Schuster driver, George Miller ma
chinist and Captain George Hanson.
arrived in this city on board the
steamer City of Puebla owing to add
vices that had been received regard
ing the condition of the winter trail
between Valdez and Nome the Alaska
part of the trip will be abandoned and
the party VIII probably take the first
ship from Seattle to Vladovostok and
go through Siberia by the southern
route
IF the southern Siberian route IS
adopted the entire trip through Sibe-
ria will be made over the convict
military road IT. the northern Si-
berian route is used it viii be neccs-
sary to cross over 600 miles Of coun-
try whore there are no roads
The French car No. ! arrived at
Tonopah, New at 1890 y. m, and
will leave for Goldficld in the morn
ing
French car No is in this city,
having arrived on a Southern Pacific
train The Italian car left Rhyolite,
New, at 1915 yesterday and should
have arrived at Daggett Cal, tonight.
but no word Of # has been received.
The German car Is at Granger Wyo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-31
NUMEROUS ARRESTS IN
LATEST HAYTIEN PLOT

Port au Prince, March 30.--Numer.
Gus arrests were made here last night
ana today Of officers suspected Of
completely IN the latest conspiracy. Of
which General Larraque, chief of the
cavalry, was alleged to be the leader.
The Haytlen government announces
lis intention Of giving these prisoners
a hearing before The ciytl courts and
declares chat no summary executions
win take place
Squads Of soldiers are continuing
their search of houses In quest Of
fugitves Five Officers, including
General Larraque have taken refuge
in the French legation, ana one off
Ger is at the German legation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-31

responsible FOR the fact that Silver
stein is still alive This man, imme-
diately after the explosion, applied a
tourniquet to the stump of Silver
STEMS mangled arm and thus pre-
vented his bleeding to death,
If SHverstein RECEIVERS he will be
placed ON trial for murder in the
first degree for killing Ignatz Hide
brand, who il now appears was an in
nocent bystander attracted to Union
square only by curiosity
The alertness Of the police toward
anarchistie and socialistic manifesto
uons was evidenced today when they
arrested Michael Domas. said to be Il
former Paterson, y. j., silk weaver,
for pastng socialistic propaganda on
letter boxes In court Domas denied
that he was an anarchist and said
that he was opposed To violence in
every form. He was held, neverthe-
less IN $500 bail for further examna-
ton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-31
Days Must EIapSe Before Full
Extent Of Awful Wyoming
CoIIiey Tragedy Is Made
Known to the World,
FIFTY-N NINE, LATEST
ESTIMATE OF THE DEAD
Bodies of Victims MangIed Be-
yond Recognition Is Fear;
DiSmembered Arm Found 20
Feet From Shaft Mouth,

NY Morning journal saeciaI Leases wirs.l
Hanna, Wyo,, March 30.~-Not until
thursday az least will the full ex-
tent OF the disaster resulting from
the two explosions Saturday in mine
No. l of the Union Pacific Coal com
pany be known FOR an official order
went forth tonight directing that no
attempt be made to reopen the mine
until that day During the continu-
anee of this order the estimate OF the
dead must stand at fifty-nine. In the
meantime the east stope of the mine,
through which entrance will be at
tempted when ready. is being cleared
.of wreckagc and practically recon-
structcd by q force of men working in
hair hour shifts. They are protected
by q powerful air fan, which not only
guarantees the air against the effects
of msidious gases, but will drive out
The gas which fills the portion Of the
mnc where the victims of Saturdays
explosions are lying dead, 1t is ex-
pocted that the mine can be cleared
of deadly gas by Thursday and tho
important work Of rescue can begin.
Today an arm OF one of tho victims
Of the disastcr vas found about twen-
tt feet from The mouth Of the east
stope entrance way ara It is feared
tlft the dism4 4lubered and mai1sled
conditions Of the bodies when located
VIII be such as 10 make Identification
and the preparation of complete list
Impossible .. O. Clark, general su-
pcrintcudent 0f the Union Pacific
Coal company arrived here tonight
from Omaha and assumed charge OF
affairs in the camp. He was accom-.
panied by q force OF claim adjusters
ana clerks lf competent gasmen.
bosses ANA other exports can be Sc
cured, mlnes Nos. and 3 will be
opened Wednesday It was announced.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-31
CARLOAD or COFFINS
SENT TO SCENE or HORROR

Hanna Wyo March S0.-The en-
frances OF the mine whore the dead
miners are entombed have been sealed
land until the fire is smothered or
some method Is devised for lifting the
lethal gases which fll the workings,
and Il becomes possible to go down
(thc stope ana fight the flames at
| close quarters no effort to enter the
mine win be made Meanwhile great
forces OF men are laboring at both
stope entrances removing wreckagc
So titanic were the blasts of burning
gas that the lining of the slopes were
stripped and hurled forth to fall In
fragments over wide expanse OF
prairie. Timbers as large as telegraph
poles were thrown 1000 feet from the
| pit.
Today the task Of restoring some
Iaemblance of organization to the per-
manent and temporary populations OF
the camp was undertaken and ar
lrangements are In progress for the
opening OF No. 3 mine. long idle, and
for working No. 2. which produces a
quality of coal inferior to that from
wrecked No l. With the fate Of
their comrades so fresh In their minds
the employees Of No. are somewhat
reluctant to return to their perilous
occupation, and II Is probable that the
mines VIII not be producing stead
ly before the end of the week. Mean
while the production Of the camp will
be eurtallcd about 1000 tons weekly.
Coroner Bennett has viewed the
three bodies recovered beeorc tho Sy 2.
ond explosion and the two blown sut
by the second explosion He win be-
gin an inquest when 1t is known
whether or not the remaining bodies
can be recovered, and win attempt to
get at the cause of the explosion. Men
who came from the mine few min"
utes before the first explosion say
there was much gas present.
The setoud explosion undoubtedly
WAS caused by gos.
An official list of the known vic-
Tins Of the disaster given out today
by tho Union Pacific Coal company
contains siXty-two names, and II il
believed that eight or ten others also
met death in the mine.
A carload of coffins shipped from
Denver arrived this afternoon.
Many suits for damages will be
brought against the coal company by
relatives Of the victims, and ii is es-
timated thar this double disaster will
cost the operators not less than S500.-
600. The holocaust Of 1908 cost the
company more than sl,000,000.
II Is announced now that this minc
viii be abandoned and sealed as soon
rs the bodies are recovered.
There is talk Of petitioning the gov
ernor to appoint a commission Of ex-
perts to probe this disaster and If
the rumors afloat as to the unsafe con-
dition Of the colliery are verified,
then efforts may be made to close
1t through process Of law, should il
not be abandoned by the coal COM
pany
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-31
PRIMARIES IN BAY
STATE TODAY
Question Of Whether OF Not 10
Instruct for Taft the Only Is
sue with Massachusetts Re-.
pubIiCanS,


Boston. March 30- Tomorrow re-
publican voters in Massachusetts win
have an opportunity i'm the state pri-
maries for the spring conventions 10
express their preference of the party s
candidates for president The came
pagn which closed tonight has been
Que of the warmcst previous "a ma
tional convention for many years It
has been fought on the question
whether the coming state ana district
conventions shall instruct the thirty
two delegates to vote for secretary
rart for president and adopt rcsolu-
tions in his favor, or whether they
shall leave the delegates free to act
at Chicago as they see tt No other
presidential candidate has been men
toned The party eladers have been
considerably divided ON the question
Of Instructed on uninstructed delega-
tions
Tonight the leaders Of the Taft
movement claimed 25 of the 32 dele
gates to Chicago, The advocates Of
an unpledged delegation claim 80
delegates who, they say do not wish
to be bound but they admit that Sec
retary Taft will have at least 8 Mas
sachusetts delegates at Chicago.
There are five candidates for the
four places on the state tickets, four
delegates at large to be selected TO the
national convention on April 10, and
there are more or less strenuous con-
tests In Of the Ia districts-the sec
ond, third, fourth, sixth, eighth, tenth,
eleventh, thirteenth and fourteenth.
In the other five the candidates will
probably have no opposition at the
notwithstanding some are
outspokenly for Taft, while others are
reticent as to their preferences for
president
There is apparently no opposition
TO making senators Henry Cabot
Lodge and w Murray crane and ex-
Governor John Bates three Of the
four delegates at large, Tho contro-
versy is over the fourth delcgutoship.
Tor which sydney O. Bigucy and for
mer Secretary Of the Navy John D
Long are asprants. The Taft sup-
porters favor Blgney while those ia
voring an. unplcdged delegation are
for Long. The contests in the second |
and sixth districts have been Wagod ,
with great ylgor especially IN the last
three weeks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-31
ROOSEVELT FAMILY
NEARS NEW ORLEANS

New orleans, March 50- Mrs
Roosevelt and her children today dis
embarked from the yacht MayfloweG
i'm which they are making trip down
the Mississippi river and spent sew
craI hours in inspecting Louisiana
sugar plantations They visited a
small spanish village whore the chit
dren. nearly all Of foreign pareniage.
sand patriotic airs and aftcrward re-
celycd half holiday al the request
Of MISS Ethel Roosevelt After lunch
con the party again embarked and
proceeded down the stream to burn
side plantation whore another stop
was made The Mayf!owcr was tied
up tonight forty miles above New or
leans. and Is expected to arrive at the
city tomorrow forenoon