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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-12-10

The crop reports recently issued by
the Bureau Of Statistics indicate that
the last year has been the most pros
porous of the decade. Wheat, rye,
oats and barley were harvested in un-
usual abundance. Fruit has never been
@pIentiful and the average yield of
corn per acre the country over is a
A'te more than 26 bushels, as COM
pared with 253 bushels for 1907 and is
again upon the average for the past
Sl years Of nearly bushel per acre.
notwithstanding that the Changers
aHu lAe University Presidents have
VIII neld conventions in Washington
turing the past week, by far the most
"'s'eSIlng convention is that of five
SIX members Of the Ways and Means
'0lNmlttee of the House of Represen-
~'''eS who are debating the tariff
'-'S'l0n IN the new offices of Congress
,'ay debating, " because although
representatives. of the various in
'''0 afe there ostensibly to give
.''l'Dony and to afford the members
'ns Ways and Means committee a
''' LOT their opinion with reference
VIC various schedules, they are not
uacn witnesses as special pIeaders
really the members of the Ways
'eSnS Committee are as thorough
acquainted with the questions as
:, :, "-caIled witnesses" or repre-
a'i'eS Of the interests. The hear
therefore farcical. 1t amounts
'lng' one way or the other as
!, :, y deciding the question is concern
'Ae decision is left in the hands
H,S 's Joe Cannon in the House and
i. , a., Of standpatters, or to sena-
n, 4 = and Hale in the Senate
5.s 1'slr bunch there will be no real
= Tie tariff schedules.
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uopp. There and Everywhere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
LEAK IN SEWER
IS NOW STOPPED
PUMP NOT IN OPERATION LAST
NIGHT TO GIVE THE SACKS
CHANCE TO sETTLE-Gooc
WORK DONE.

The situation at the sewer ON Tenth
street was decidedly improved yes
terday Az stated III yesterday morn
ing's Bulletin a strcng point was
gained the night before In checking
the leak by masses oT sacks. Yestef
day 1t was found thai some Of the
sacks had found their way to tho
pump and were being thrown into
the river through TIC chute. Alder
man Wagner Of the Pump and Water
committee. who has been directing
the operations Of the pump, keeping
it going, discovered this and bad it
stopped. for investigation. It was
started again in the evening AMI was
again stopped al G O'Clock last even
ing, to permit the sacks to settle thor
oughly
That the leaky sewer has been
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
SPORTS

Is Tom Longboat an ann or pro?
He am pro.
The next hearing on the New York
antirace track bill viii take place
March 4.
Tommy Ryan contemplates opening
a drink emporium in Kalamazoo,
Mich
Johnny Murphy's next fight will be
with Cyclone" Thompson at San
Francisco next Saturday.
Johnny Reiff, Fred Taral and I.ucien
Lyme viii all ride in Europe again
rext season.
The entrance of McKeesport into
the O. aud r. league has boosted the
population figures of that circuit to
2G5,000
Manager William Clymer of the
champion Columbus ball club was
married recently to Miss Beatrice
Reilly of Hudson. Pa Derby Day
Bnr' was given a swell banquet at
his home in Wilkes-Barre.
d. NJ. Shiyely the Kansas City base.
ball magnate, had the distinction Of
being president Of two minor leagues
the Western association and the Okla.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CAIRO IN 1857
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The city election resulted as FOL.
lows as to members Of the city coun-
ell:
First Ward--John HoWley Peter
stapleton, Patrick Burke and CHS N
0sterlOh.
second Ward Henry Whitcamp
peter Nen and Roger Finn.
Third Ward G. A. Nhaley, Martin
Egan and Con- Manley.
Fourth Ward VIM Standing aud 7
N. Gaffney.,
Editor Faxon was a defeated candl
late for alderman In the Third ward
ana In disguest, announced his infen
ton to remove from the ward
The council leased the second fioos
Of building in Springfield block fof
the use Of the city at a rental OF 500
ID year
John @. Hartman and Henry Il. Can.
dee were unanimously elected city
clerk and city treasurer, respectively
by the new council.
.We saw at church last SUNDAY
quite a large number Of small scraps
of straw. perched on the heads OF re-
males. A hungry COW would have ea-
IN them all at one mouthful Whal
IN absurdity are small bonnets.
Congress passed a bin appropriat
ing $4,000 for the custcm house and
vostofice in Cairo Senator Dougles
pushed the bin in the senate and Cor
gresham Marshall CT the Cairo dis
triet in the house.
On March 27th owing to a collision
| between the steamboats, George Al
sree and White Bluff, short distance
lbove the upper wahrfboat. the latte
scat was wrecked. One life was los
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
Board cf County Commissioners
J. J. JE~NELLE, Ghairmah.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN j. GAUSM.
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

BELT LINE ears due 10 leave Second ~. W I
ing north ON Commercial Ave-, every ismin
utes from r. m. to II y. III
Going north on Walnut ct. every 10 minute
from 8. 0S q IN. to 10. 58 p. IN.
POPLAR ST. LINE-Holbrook Ave, csr
TO leave second St. geing nerth ON Holbrco
Ave. at 6:57; 6. N; 6:42; 6:57; 7:l2 a. m. and o.
same minutes every hour until lo;42 and lltf
D. m. 1870 - Ill.
g.1g. ia. e:4a; and T:o4 y. m and on same mfla
utes every hour until 1884 and ll:04 p. M.
Poplar st. cars due to pass vt. MAYS pArr
Is min mites after leaving Second ~.
BELT LIME OWL CARS north on WAinat
1880 D. M. 1894 a. m; 80 q. M; 30 =. IN.
$50 a. M: A 40 a. M; 80 a. m.
North on Commercial p. m.i 100
IN, 400 a. m. 8. 90 a. m. 4 90 =. IN. 4. IA.
Belt and Owl ears are due to pass Yves
thirty fourth ct. is minutes after leaving
second st,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
NEW GUARANTEE GIVEN
BY Gear That Permanent System Of
Representative Government
VIII Be Maintained.

st. Petersburg Feb. 27.--The cause
of moderate reform in Russia I'M
loubtcdly in opinion Of public men
has heon greatlg strengthened By tie
audience granted yesterday 1T Tsar-
Roe scIo by Emperor Nicholas to the
members of tho duma
As expressed today Dy the sloyo,
the Moderate Liberal organ. the gen-
oral participation Of tho deputies and
the tact displayed BY the sovereign
robbed the event of any partisan char
aeter ana the words of Emperor
Nicholas constitutes new guarantee
ii a permanent system Of representa-
tive government.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
DECISION OF CABINET
To Annul Francois DEGREES is En-
dorsed BY the Council of State of
Portugal.

Lisbon, Feb. 27. The council OF
state today endorsed the decision Of
the cabinet to annul the DEGREES OF
Franco dissolying the deputies and
reforming the house of peers, and 70:
summon the dissolved chamber in oe-
Ter to permit King Manuel to take the
oath Of Office.
In addition the council decided 70
issue at the proper time a fresh de-
cree dissolving the deputies according
to The constitution. and at the same
time summcning the electoral college
to meet April :. Frances supporters
have decided not to participate In the
election for deputies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
STREET PAGEANTS
OF New Orleans Mardi Gras Began
Last Night--Procession Given BY
Knights Of Menus.

New Orleans, Feb. 2T.-The street
pageants Of the Mardi Gras carnival
began in New Orleans tonight W
the parade Of the Knights Of Menus
Seventeen allegorieal floats, each rem
resenting one of Aesops Fables pa
raded through packed streets estimat-
de to contain between $4,000 and 60
600 visitors. Thousands of torches
rendered the procession blaze Of
light and brilliant colors. Following
the parade, the knights Of Menus,
stu masked held an categorical ball
ON the stage of the French opera
house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
STOP TOBACCO
WAR HIS PLEA
KENTUCKY GOVERNOR SENDS
SPECIAL MESSAGE TO THE
LEGISLATURE.
SCORES NIGHT RIDERS
Wilson Asks Appropriation Of $4,000
10 Garry Out Suggestions
Recommends Uniform Lo-
cal Option Law.

Frankfort, Ky. Feb 27,-"it has
seldom happened that any man who
wore the name Of Kentucldan was
willing To hide his face or personality,
and II Is n grief and a shame that we
haze come to d time when hundreds
&c people living In Kentucky DO 20 by
night in lawless bands with faces hid
Gen under masks and bodies disguised
20 rob people OF their liberties, to in
Hict shameless idignities, to terrorize
whole communities and 10 destroy the
liberty, rights and property values Of
tte people Of the state
Taking this condition rs the Keynote
az his second special message, Coy,
Augustus r. Wilson today sent to the
general assembly the third message
81 the session urging legislation Of
Some kind to put an end to the law
I lessness in che state
AFTER denonncius the rule Of ter
ror he SAID the prosecution officers
have indicted but one man, and con.
yieted or punished none af the men
guilty 81 these crimes An immediate
DIFFERENTIATION Of $4,000 Is asked to as
sist in prosecuting The night riders.
lIe reeitas the criticisms that have
been made Of the state for failure to
SUPPRESS tAe trouble calls attention
to the Jaws applying 20 the matter
srea&s eli the use Gf the militia, which
tad already cost sl2oo0 recalls the
suggestions made tn his message on
January 9Th,
Censures Anarchism.
Speaking Of delays in legislation he
says
THE condition Of anarchy prevail
ing in nearly a third 81 the safe, para
tgzing the enforcement If tine laws
makes this measure vital to the lib
crfy at the people AMI Therefore more
important than any and every other
duty 81 the general assembly"
Tie said the governor had Ecker
eised every power given TO him under
the peoples law to uphold the Law
ana win continue to 40 So and ap.
pealed for additional power for the at
t0rney general I'm cases whore II ap-
pears that the local authorities are
1ikaly to fail, from any cause, to
nrcaecute such offen@es faithfully"
III the general assembly will adopt
tho legislation recommended, " ne
says. "it will strengthen the hands OF
the peoples officers in enforcing the
laws and protecting the people, If the
General assembly falls to do this II
will greatly cmbarrass the executive
department in securing the results de-
sired practically by our whole"
Uniform Local Option Law.
He also repeats his recommendation
fcr uniform local option law. witn
the county as the governing unit; for
state reapportionment law. denies
n report that he had said he would de
feat a certain resolution of inyestiga
ton: favors investigations by the
legislature without the help Of outside
lowers; indorces the suggestion OF
bipartisan public institution boa.ds
and renews his request for legislation
for state reform. state aid 10 public
roads. additional support to the state
militia. and state settlement Of indus
trial disputes. AMI urges economy Ia
state expenditures.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
viii Annotnt Assistants.

n.gfnnin@ March L. Sheriff Davis
With have assistance in his office IN
t Nelson's iii i Fl. Woodward and
ff Edith Rushing, both competent
ple @ita fii taH BOOKS, which this
n ar have bstn deliscred oy County
.th 8iiieF J#a months ahead CT the
al Time, Nth Davis will begin pay
is4 money 10 the several road district
thasufcrs very shortly and will make
ht- first payment to the city treasurer
a gls IN May. The city needs the
money awfnlly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28

1851 Birth Of Henry Stubbe, tine
most noted Latin and Greek
scholar Of his age.
1885, Russia issued declaration OF
armed neutrality.
4 100 -Bonaparte reached the city oi
GAIA In Palestine.
1872 Lord Peterborough appointed
goyern0r general Of India
Americans defeated the Mexi-
cans IN battle at Sacramento,
Cal.
17sl-Congress set apart the Yellow
stone Valley as a national park
lssS--Union Square Theatre. New
York. destroyed by fire
tgf0-Relief Of Ladysmith, after a
siege OF 100 days.
1905 Beginning OF the battle at MAX
den. Manchurfa. Between the
Russians and Japanese,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28


Thomas Wallace Russell, NJ, p
who recently succeeded Sir Horace
plunkett as vice president Of the
department Of agriculture and techuif
cal instruction in ireland, was born
February 2S. ls4i. in Cupar Fife, scot
land. Att the age OF eighteen no set
lied in Ireland and has since Identified
himself with many public movements
for the bettermant of conditions ia
that country. He first came promi-
nentlv forward as an ardent temper
nnce reformar For many years he
waged fierce campaign against the
liquor traffic. and held numerous
stormy meetings In the Rntnnda Dub
iln. In 1885 he was an unsuccessful
candidate for parliament, but a year
Inter was returned to the house as
member for South Tyrone In 1898
Id accented from Lord Salisbury the
appointment of parliamentary secre
Earv to the local government board,
which post he continued TO hold until
800. Til the house OF commons Mr.
Russell took am active part in the tight
4aainst the home rule government
sad was the principal promoter in the
aras acts committee of 1894, which
resulted III the passing Of the land act
II 1896. He is an eloquent speaker
and has written much on Irish sub
jeefg
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28

The Republican congressional com.
mittee held meeting at Pinckney-
Vile Tuesday. Amongst other bust
ness was the issuance Of call, date
to be fixed before March 20. for q
meeting Ct the county central com
mittees to select delegates to a con
gressional convention to be held at
Pinckneyville March rs, next. the ecu
yention to consist OF &c delegates. The
business OF the congressional conveB
tion viii be to select two delegates
and two alternates to attend the Ma
tional Republican convention at Chi
cage June 1C. All the counties of ths
district were represented except Pu
lash Southern Illinois Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
TAFT ENDORSED.

Bay City. Mich. Feb. 27.-The Re.
publican convention Ct TIE Tenth
Michigan cnnErcssiona lls riot today
indonad Tait for the presidency am
chose as delegates to the national
Edgar 3. Foss Of Bay City
and Judge Nelson Sharpe of West
branch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28

Another case OF man killing has
ended in acquittal In the circuit court
OF this county the second at the
present term of court There is every
reason to believe that In both cases
the verdicts were in accodanee with
the law and evidence presented. The
juries in both cases were composed
OF intelligent and honorable men and
the justice of their findings is not TO
be questioned. Whatever room for
criticism may be found in other cases,
in these the yerdicts seem TO have
been what they should have been.
But we can not escape the conclusion
that there is something wrong some
where in community where so many
killings can take place with no blame
to the killer. Since there IS nothing
wrong with the inries, nothing wrong
with the attorneys. nothing WRONG
with the courts, all OF whom. LEI US
admit are honorable men. then where
is the wrong II we are told that the
trouble Is to be found in the fact that
there were so many men In Cairo who
ought 10 have been killed because
they were dangerous men. that would
b. an explanation which might seem
ulsusibie to and satisfy the stranger.
hut It would not satisfy those of us
who knew some of the recent victims
Of the knife or pistol In these cases
and in a number OF others that might
be mentioned. some other explanation
must Be sought and found for the XIII
ines. and It were wei that iiligeni
search be made for the cause, and
strong effort be put forth to minimize
OF remove II. in order that stop may
be put to the bloody trail-at Least
long enough to permit one term Of
court 10 pass without a murder case
on the docket
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
January Circulation.

the above Al d correct statement OF
the number Of copies Of the Cairo
Bulletln printed daily and Sunday
during The month os January 1908 and
the ysar 1867
GLIDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this fourth day Of February, 1908.
LEO ]. KLEB,
fgeal.l Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
(seal.)
the uuiistia h IN sale n the fel
lsMins pisces:
cclsman's, IN Eighth ntrsss.
HalII1ay House News stan4-
Malscef's, fo1 Sixth street.
nIpo Front Restaurant
Congressman ThIstleWood

E I0HyIkssIItdFF Is35s1E~ "SSN
got his seat warm In the federal h0uss
when he made himself heard BY the
aaaker He has introduced bill an
Rating $4,000 for new post
oifice building at Murphysboro. Judge
Herbert and j. B. Gill ought now 20
be good.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28

7 am All In The supreme C1nra
Of Nevada IN State NJ. llennessE aH
Pacific Reporter, -2l defines THE eS
preston IL am nm in" alb used by q
person mortally wounded to bystaai
FRS. aud holds that Under saeh cireun
stances the expression mas be- tahaa
to mean that the speaker consider
his life IL practically Mt its end
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year f9o7........' '1''o
Average number of complete ana
perfect copies of the Cairo Bul-
letiR printed daily and sunday
during the month Of January,
1907 .........s....-t. s.t.s-'@sS
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
SOCIETY NOTES.
a. SOL.

t9IN 90-t&ts
The Modern Brotherhood Of Ameri-
ea gave Il box social lit Stafford hall
Z evening, The sum of $33 was
realized from the sale Of boxes. 4
handsome cake was orered as a prize
hr the most popular young lady pres
ent and Miss MARIETTA Taylor. of 2l7
Third street was the recipient
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
FORMER SECRETARY OF
STATE or ILLINOIS DIES.

Macomb, H. Feb. 27.-Isaac N.
Pearson. secretary OF state under the
Fifer administration, died today at
Ills home here He also served in the
state senate
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28

tack Of paralysis did moi matefiaiIze.
A new trial was therefore granted oa
APPLICATION though the ease dil pot
come Within the settled rule as q tho
granting III d new trial on the grounI
af newly discovered evidence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
POSSE AFTER NEGRO.

Tensau. Ala. Feb. IA posse IS
rar<ainz a negro who attempted to
assault the flteen-year-old daughter
a. Milton Amos as she was going to
school she beat him OF When
<.ukht be sIiI be lynehed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28

Governor Johnson, OF Minnesota an
nounces again that he is not candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
frr president. Governor Johnson is a.
heart d Eryan man. and he cannot be
TENTED from his allegiance by ths,
asss. rests whose sole object is to d.
feat Bryan, not 10 elect Johnson
State Register.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
LEGAL DECISIONS
LEGAL DECISIONS.
Observation-Disclosures

Use Of Hiehways.-The Alabama
supreme Court In Kennamer VS.. State
u Southern Reporter, iS2, holds that
an act requiring persons hauling logs
over the public reads to secure a IL
cense is not vulnerable on tile ground
that it Is class legislation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28

Authority Of Next Friend of Infants.
Arkansas has a statute pToyidinE
hat any person may bring an action
of an infant as his next friend, but
this statute does not authorize tn
next friend TO receive the money re
covered In an action, according to the
recent decision of the Arkansas Su-
preme Court in Wood & Henderson
IS. Claiborne, 102 Southwestern Re
porter. PIG. Hence the payment by an
infants attorney of the proceeds OF
Judgment to his father. who prosecr
ted the action as next friend, Is un
luthc rized.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
Danger in a Cold

Because you have contracted ordinary colds
and recovered from them without treatment
OF any kind. do not for a moment imagine
that colds are not dangerous. Not only pueu
monla but also the infectious diseases such
As dlphtheria and scarlet fever start with a
cold. The cold prepares the system for the
reception and development Of the germs OF
these diseases. Take our advlce-cuFe your
r.,ld while you can
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo, Alexander County, 'i'nS
Population 1917.

Mayor. GEORGE PARsONS-
Clerk, II. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, THOMAS X. MALONE!
City Attorney, r. nj. MOORE.
Comptroller, ERNEST NORDMA..
Police Magistrate, A. J. ROSS.
Chief OF Police. M. 3. AAGAN.
Alexander County, Population R1,4sh
County Clerk. JESSE u. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE 3. DAVE
Sheriff FRAME y. DAVIS.
states Attorney, ALEXANDER
WILSON.
Coroner. DIR. JAMES MeMANUH.
County Superintendent OF schooA
PROF. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor sad Treasurer, EkKD q
NELTlIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28

New Trial.-A case in which the
court stretches a point in granting
new trial is that of Fogel vs.. Inter
borough Rapid Transit Co. 10S New
York Supplement. 977. recently decid
Il by the New York Supreme Court
In this case. which was an action for
personal injuries. there was evidence
that plaintiffs injury might result in
permanent paralysis. A large verdict
was rendered for plaintiff, which or
appeal was affirmed by the Appellate
division and the Court of Appeals
without prejudice to defendants right
70 move for a new trial if the expect
II attack of paralysis should not oe-
car. Several years passed, and the al
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
MuNsEY BUYS NEWSPAPER.

Baltimore, Feb. 27.-Frank A. Nun
sey, the New York magazine publisher
today purchased the Baltimore News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Alexander County National
Bank
RESOURCES.

at Cairo in the state Of Illinois. at the close Of
business, February -, 1908.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-28
Chamberlain's Couch Remedy

By its remarkable cures % colds has becomt
staple article Of trade and commerce. Its
proTfps ~ Sc @Hacrn &c is ralisise Trv 10
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
ARTIFICIAL SAPPHIRES.
HozC a Modern Partisan ALchen1tst
Manufactures ScintiLLating Gems.

Not five out Of a hundred jewellers IN Broadway
could detect a manufactured ruby, said gsm e1-
pert the other day. THE imitation is so perfect
that think hardly proper to publish the fact II
might lead swindler to buy the French-rnade
stones at 40 cents carat and sell them at the price
OF the genuine which is upward OF S16 carat
wholesale A fine ruby is valuable than a
diamond Of the same weight So is a sapphirr
for that matter
Rubies and sapphres chemically OF sirnii&
composition, both being varieties OF the TllHefE
corundum, but the manufacture OF sapphires -
equal the genuine stone is later achievement than
the production Of rIbes At his laboratory at Bou-
logne-sur- Seine a modern alchenlisc named ID.
Louis Paris transmutes inert powders INTO
sparkling gems and heaps up quantities OF
sapphires greater than a thousand miners could
dig from the bowels Of the earth.
The constituents of the jewels TO be creeieo'
which are aluminium and oxide colortng' are
weighed very precisely glass incosed scaIes FOR
an error Of a rniligram in the proportions would
give defective results. The mixed powder is poured
IN cupeI, which is then placed IN an Oil burning
oven. temperature OF LOO degrees is maintained
FOR several hours When the cupe Is taken rroIn
the oven its contents dumped into cup and
thence emptted through a funnel into a sort OF
flower pot with a perforated cover. The pot is
placed over the jet Of oxyhydrogen blowpipe'
with a temperature of 1.500 degrees. The tuoe OF
the oxyhydrogen apparatus is protected with many
LAYERS OF sheet iron this final process Is care
fully observed By expert worAmen. Slowly the
Nouefying powder falls in the shape OF drops upon
ths intense dane and IN place OF a mere chsnli-
cal mixture appears q sapphire. splencldIy DUO
and translucent
The sapphire natural or artificial is a very hard
stone Even II fashion declines 70 accept the IaO-
orz+o-- article important commercial can be
found for it. SIS in forming tips for rock oortns
drills the sapphire drill Is equal 70 the diamond
drill and the artificial basis costs innnitey less