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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18
SHIP
STARTED PANIC
STARTLED BY BOOM.
ING OF iNpEFATiGABLE's
GUNS IN HARBoR.
COMMANDER APOLOGIZE
-
When Told Of Trouble He Caused
German Cruiser in. Haytien
Waters-r-Ameriea Ships
Expected Any Moment.

Port Au Prince. March 1.-THE
, British cruiser, lndefatigable. and the
| German cruiser, Bremen, have ar.
| rived here under orders from their
| governments to give full protection TO
! any foreign residents in Port Au
Prince, in case their lives or Interests
are threatened. American warghips
are expected any moment.
At present the city is quiet, but
there Is an underlying current Of
anxiety as evidenced by the fact tha.
"a veritable panic was caused by the
booming of a heavy gun on the Brit
ish cruiser when she came to anchor
IL the port last evening,
The fndcfatlgable announced her
arrival by three cannon shots, and
the detouations almost terrorized the
people Surprised by the sudden
alarm, officers and soldiers alike
rushed preeipitately to their posts;
women and children ran about in
seeming despair. crying Historically
and II was some little time before
they could be reassured and calmed
General Derenoncout, chief Of the
harbor force, said the commander OF
the Indefatgahle after he had learned
Of the panic he had caused, evlnced
the greatest surprise and begged the
general 10 express 10 President
Alexais his regrets at having been the
Involuntary cause OF so regrettable an
incident.
Positive denial Is made by iTaytien
officials of reports that other exeeus
tions have taken place than those OF
Sunday morning when ten or twelve
ccnsplrators who were found accord
Ing the governments statement, with
arms and ammunition for revolution
airy purposes In their possession, were
shot TO death.
To Deport Revolutionists.
Under a decision taken by the coun.
ell of ministers, the government today
authorized sending on warships and
out Of the country the authors of the
last insurrection, who have taken ro
fuge at the French. German and Span
sh consulates at Gonaiyes. The gov
ernment reserves for itself, however
the right to prosecute before properly
appointed courts any persons who
hereafter are implicated in uprisings,
This action on The governments
part being conditional on representa-
tives of foreign nations agreeing not
to give asylum in their respective con
sulates in case of further revolutionary
movements being attempted
Minister of War Celestin, has re-
turned to Port Au Prince at the head
of his troops, after having put down
the reyolutionists at Gonaiyes. He
made a statement today in which he
denied absolutely that the government
entertained hostile sentiments toward
foreigners President Nord Alexias
and his ministers also gave assurance
of the utmost good feelings towards
all foreigners who are pursuing their
duties peacefully In Hayti.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18
ANN ARBOR MEN
ARE RELEASED
BUT FIFTEEN ARE UNDER $1,000
BOND EACH TO APPEAR FOR
EXAMINATIONS FRIDAY FO7
RIOTlNG.

Ann Arbor, Mich. March 17,-All
University of Michigan students ar.
rested last night in the riot are to
night at liberty. but fifteen Of them
had to furnish $1,000 bail each, after
being led into Justice Doty's court
and back to their cells like criminals
handcuned and under heavy police
guard.
Three students pleaded guilty on a
charge of lettering and wer9 hned
$l.G5 each. The fifteen who gayo bail
will have their examinations Friday
morning on a charge of riOtirg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18
KILLED IN BOXING BOUT
Peculiar Fate of Participant in ANA
teur Pugiiist Performance
in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. March lin an
amateur boxing tournament following
the regular performance at the bi'i
theatre. here tonight. Willie Robin
son. aged 10. was killed while hNEag
with Charles Wolf. of the same agA
Robinson and Wolf. who wers
friends. had been in the ring but 3
seconds when the latter struck T
inson a blow over the heart ROB,
son collapsed on the stage. became
conscious and never recovered.
Fred Douglas. referee. under wh"'-
management the tournaments -
held. together with Wolf, Fl
Moore. his second. and Marcus W..
liams. second for Robinson. We're ar
r, sted. and held To await the actsoc
OF the coroner
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18
EASIEST FIGHT
He EVER MADE
BURNS KNOCKS ROCHE OUT tn
ONE MiUNTE AND THIRTY
EIGHT SECONDS.
MUCH MONEY WAS UP
Together With World Championship
Roche Says He Did it Too Quick
Burns Had No Doubt Of
Outcome.

/ Doublin, March 17.-Tommy Burns,
American pugilist, tonight knocked
out Jem Roche. the the Irish cham
! pion, In the first round in the thea
| ter Royal for the heavyweight cham
| ipionship cf the world The men
| hardly got in the ring. when Burns
feinted and put right over on side of
the head, Roche went down. and Was
counted out He got up a moment
later apparently unhurt. The men
were in the rinr one minute and thir
ty-eight seconds.
The syndicate offered 10 matcn
squires against Burns ON the same
terms
On the stroke OF the gong Burns
| Jumped to the center o fthe ring and
started his usual tactics OF trying -
draw out his opponent This seemed
to annoy Roche who angrily struck
down Burns arm, and then covered
his face with both gloves to pr taet
| II from threatened blow. Burns,
| however, was looking for better
chance. and moment later he feint-
ed with his left nd shot his right over
20 the jaw which was entirely nnpro-
| tected.
The trlshman went to the canvas but
not heaN ", lie slid along on his side
| and them He'd over, face downwatda,
Very few of the spectators, even thosa
tonsthe-stage, were quick enough to sea
how 1t was done and there were cries
OF fake"
| There was no doubt however, that
Roche went In to do his best but be
| was outcIassed and altogether too
slow for man of Burns auickness
and ring craft.
Immediately after the count Roche
got to his feet. but staggered about tha
stage When he had recovered him
self he went over smilingly TO con.
gratulate the winner. He had met
better man Roche said tonight after
he somewhat got over the suddenncss
of bis defeat:
"He did IL too quick. that's al"
The fight tonight was for q purse Of
81 500 which was put up by syndi-
cate. OF which Richard Croker the
former Tammany Leader, was mem
ber, and side bet of s2.5G0, In add
tion Burns had 1900 en- himself at
odds of 3 to l. The ringslde betting
was to on the American.
The blow which decided the fight
was the only one of any consequence
during the minute and thirty-eight sec
conds the men were IN the ring. The
crowd which shortly before had cheer
ed Roche to the echo and greeted
him with a 'Frcm Wexford" were ~
taken back that after few angry
Kisses they went quietly out of the
theater.
Burns said of the fight that it WAS
the easiest he had ever had. He Went
in. he added. TO make 1t as short as
possible. as he had too much money NJ
stake at long odds to take ANY
chances. He had expected, however,
that the fight would go a few rounds
although he was never in doubt as to
the final result.
While the reception given the fight
ers was enthusiastic, II was tame com
pared with the cheering that followed
the announcement that 1t was largely
| Through the efforts OF Richard Croker
former Tammany leader, that Roche
was able to enter the contest. Croker
who was in a box at the ring side, had
| To acknowledge the tremendous cheer
ing that greeted him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18
sTiLLlNes RTslGNs.

Washington March 7-Charles A
Stillings. public printer, submitted his
resignation to President Roosevelt this
evening and 1t was accepted, Mr.. Stil
lings has been under suspension dur
ing the investigation of the govern
ment printing Office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18
WOULD REIMBURSE OWNERS.

Ann Arbor, March l7.-At a mass
meeting of students tonight it was de.
cided to raise funds to reimburse the
owners whose property was damaged
in last nights riot on condition that
the criminal charges against the stu
dents be dismissed. 1t is estimated
that the damage amounts to $2,500.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18
SENTENCE COMMITTED
Emperor of Russia Confirms Courts
Recommendation For tmprison-
ment for General Stoessel.

ST Petersburg. March 17.-The en-
peror today confirmed the death sen
tence passed upon Lieutenant General
Stoessel, and also the courts recon-
mendation for Communication of sen
tence of ten years Imprisonment in d
fortress.
The former commander of Port Ar.
thur Intellectually petitioned for a full
pardon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18
A new WORLDS RECORD
Made BY Illinois Athlete in Back
Swimming-chieago Wins Swim
ming Championship.

Chicago. March 1.-THE Chicago
Athletic Club won the National A A.
{. swimming championship meet with
Is points here tonight New York won
second with II
The only new record was in the 80
ward hack swimming event which was
wen by Hebner. of the New Illinois
Club. in 80 As seconds. The previous
record was 35 S-5 seconds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18
SPECIAL OFFICER SHOT
And Killed BY Man He Elected From
Railway Station-Man Wounds
HmseH-May De.

Chicago. March 17.-Edward C..
Henerman. a special police officer was
shot and killed tonight and j. L. Nor
lin, a by stander, seriously wounded,
by Donald Starr. whom the officer had
elected from the elevated station at
jackson Park avenue. Starr, who was
drunk. then shot himself infictlng a
wound which will probably prove IA
tally
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18
STEAMER POMONA WRECKED.

San Francisco. March 1.-THE
steamer Pomona was wrecked near
Fort Ross this afternoon. All the pas
sengers We're saved. The Pomona is
reported to be a total wreck The pas
sengors were taken to Fort Ross.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18
SOLDIERS ARRIVE HOME.

San Francisco. March 1.-THE Uni
ted States Army Transport Sherman
arrived today from the Philippines
with the Twenty-fourth infantry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18

The Bulletin win only cost you ca
cents per mouth and Il Is certainly
worth double the money.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18
SPEEDY JUSTICE.

erts. her lover Sunday night, was con
victed of murder today and sent to Jol.
let penitentiary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18

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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-18

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your advertisement. A Weil-founded
enthusiasm Is catching, and will reach
your patrons, and make patrons, if you
Will only make it visible.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06

If it should turn out, as now seems probable, that George U. Young, the secretary of the republican territorial committee has been defeated for councilman in Va vapai county, that would be one of the unfortunate incidents of the late campaign. That nomination was made with the very reluctant consent of MT. Young, whose duties here as sec retary of the territorial committee made it impossible for him to give his attention to his own fight. Though he has lived in Prescott for some years. he has been so engrossed in mining matters that he has had time to form few acquaintances in Pres colt outside of business circles, and he was practically without acquaint- ance in the outside precincts. Yet in spite of these handicaps, he is beaten, if at all, by an extremely slender margin. His race has been hardly less magnificent than the splendid service he has successfully performed in the territorial campaign
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06
THE STOCK MARKET
 HAD 4 HEADACHE
Following the Celebration the Day Before, of the Republican Victory.

New York, Nov. 5.-The stock mark ct today gave plain signs of feeling the effect of the speculative pace which was set yesterday and became unset tied and hesitating in the course of the days business. The total business fell away considerable from the aggre- gate of yesterday.
 The depression in foreign stock markets on account of renewed politi- cal complications reflected some influ- ence on this market. Money rates were slightly firmer. The sagging ten dency of railroad stocks was restrained by a show of strength among the in- dustrials especially in the metal group
 Bonds were firm. Total sales were of the par value of s7,S1S,OO0.
 U. S. Bonds were unchanged
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06

On account of their fickleness and hesitation, Missouri and Maryland de- serve to be ruled out of the Solid South. Let there be an immediate readjustment of Mason and Dixon's
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06
HMM EDIATE RELIEF
From Coughs, Colds, Sore Threats and Hoarseness, by Using Hyomei.

From Coughs, Colds, Sore Threats
 and Hoarseness, by Using Hyomei.
 When you catch cold you want to get rid of it as quickly as you can. You don't want to lie around the house for a week swallowing nau- seating drugs. You know when you do this that you are not only mak- ing your own life miserable, but are nuisance to everyone about you.
 Why not avoid all this; why not relieve your cold in five minutes; why not cure it over night? You can do it by using Hyomei. the sure and guaranteed cure for Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Catarrh, Bron- chitis and Asthma.
 Hyomei is medicated and anti septic air; you breathe it into the lungs through a small pocket inhaler. and its soothing influences as it passes over the inflamed membrane of the respiratory tract; stops the mucous discharge, allays the inflam- nation, and the cold is cured. A complete Hyomei outfit costs S1.00. and Larson Drug Go. will refund your money if it fails to cure. - Husband and Wife Cured.
 I had a bad form of catarrh. My left nostril was closed entirely. There was also a constant dripping of blood from the right I only used Hyomei a little over two weeks. and am now cured. My husband was also cured of catarrh and lung trouble two years ago by Hyomei.-Mrs. Harry Obney, Alliance, Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06
THE FAIR.

Now that the smoke and dust of battle have cleared away, we find that all citizens were not so immersed in politics as to be unable to attend to more useful business. For instance, there is the territorial fair, the prep arations for which have been brought up to the minute, and are more nearly complete than they ever were before on the eve of the opening.
 They give promise of the greatest fair of all, greater in all depart ments The racing, which is regard ed by many as the big drawing fea- ture, has this year a longer program and a longer list of better horses than any of the previous fairs at tracted.
 The mining exhibit will be twice as large as it was last year and, as might have been expected, the com petition which has been growing sharper and sharper since the insti- tuition of the territorial fair is re- sulting in the enlarging of the ex- hibits of farm products, poultry, live stock, and all products of the soil and human industry.
 Our territorial fairs have all been good, each better than its predeces- sor. Visitors from populous states have been amazed at the showing which we have made and have said that it equalled in all respects save one the exhibits of the older states. That exception was size, but that will come later.
 Visitors to the Albuquerque expo sition, at which the state of Utah was represented and the best of New Mexico, all agree that in all respects it was inferior to the Arizona fairs of the past.
 The attendance this year promises to be record breaking. It was fair last year, though not quite up to ex- pectations, a fact easily explained by the financial depression which af- fected the populous mining towns of the south.
 The streets are gay with fair week decorations, and will be gayer still until the last yard of bunting is stretched on Saturday night, until the str ropes and until the last pennant IS fIuttering in the breeze.
 We may observe that these decora- tions for fair week, which will meas ure the territory's progress of a year along many lines, beat all to pieces the decorations of red fire and glar- ing torchlights of which the last few weeks have made us weary.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06
Care of Silver,

Pieces of silver that are seldom used should be wrapped in Canton flannel cases, never in fannels or other woolens as they absorb the moisture and cause the silver to tarnish. To clean silver rub with a mixture of whiting and Gold Dust washing powder. A good way to clean large pieces of silver that are covered with great amount of ornaments, is to place them i'll kettle of warm water in which has been dissolved tablespoonful of Gold Dust washing powder. Line the kettle with pieces of cloth and lay pieces ot cloth between the silver. Let the water come gradually to the boiling point. Rinse III clear, hot water, dry with soft towels and polish with chamois.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06

spot and futures in the London market. Locally the market was firm and show ed a continuation of the advancing tendency recently noted, with lake quoted $14.0Od$141215, electrolytic $13.75@1z.OO and casting s13.50d 14.50.
 Lead was higher at C e13 12s 6d in London. The local market was firm but unchanged, $4.35G4.40.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06
SHOCKS

New York, Nov. 5.-Amalsamated copper s3k, Smelling 94%, Atchison 9S1s, St. Paul 1441s, New York Central 1OS15. Pennsylvania 127Ss, Reading 1858, Southern Pacific 1105s. Union Pacific 175%, U. $. Steel 5O&, U. $. Steel pfd 112%.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06

Notwithstanding the threatened dis affection of that wing of the inde- pendence party acknowledging the leadership of Jimmy Healy, w. B. Cleary got the six votes of the rank and file in the four Phoenix pre- cincts.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06

The growth of the socialist vote prior to the late campaign was sign of growing dissatisfaction. When people are dissatisfied they reach a point at which they are apt to do one of two things. They either join in an unreasoning outbreak or else they find they are themselves, in part, the cause of their dissatisfac- tion,, and then they take the back track.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06
M METAlS

New York, Nov. 5.-The London tin market was quiet s3O256S6,75.
 Copper advanced to e62 16s Sd for
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06
GRAINS

Chicago. Nov. 5.-Wheat closed un- changed to Sc lower, December 99Bc, May S103%. Corn was weak all day, close 24g7sc below yesterdays final quotations Oats were weak prices 1lc to 5 lower.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-06

Mir. Bryan believes that the educa- tional work accomplished in the late campaign will be of great value to the country. Perhaps, but where are educators going to get off, sc to speak?
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-04-04
LOS ANGELES
PEOPLE COMING
WILL ARRIVE HERE ON SUNDAY
EVENING AND LEAVE
MONDAY

About sixty members OF the Los
Angeles chamber Of commerce, ac-
companied by 100 citizens of the
southern metropolis, will leave for
southern Nevada on a special train
Saturday evening, April 4, for the
primary purpose Of promoting closer
business relations between Los An
geles and the Nevada mining camps.
me itinerary contemplates reaching
hhyolite at s a. m. on April s; Cold
held at 1880 p. m, April s. and To
nopah 0 p. m, April 3. returning 10
Angeles the following day. April
.. Some Of T~onopah's wide awake
citizens have taken the matter OF en-
tertainemnt In hand and will see TO
the welfare Of the guests. A trip
through the Montana-Tonopah mill
and n or two OF the mines is thu
program now mapped out. The Elks
nave kindly placed their magnificent
Grub rooms at the disposal OF tho Wis
itors.
IL Is expected that q few prominent
railway officials of Los Angeles will
be with the party.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-04-04
NJ. A. No. ie,s
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Carson City, Nevada.

February 9Th. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given hat Tho To-.
opah Midway Mining Company, by ana
through its attorney-in-fa fact. W. +
Douglass. whose postofice address is
Tonopah. Nye County. State Of Ne
vada, has this day hied It's application
Tor q patent for 1868 linear feet of
the Camp Fire Lode. vein, lead and
mineral deposit, bearing gold. silver
ana other precious metals, with sur
race ground 500 feet In width. for the
convenient working OF the said lode
eialm, situate In the Tonopah Mining
district, Nye County, State OF Nevada
y designated BY the field notes ma
ofneial plat on file in this Office ne
United states Mineral Survey No. 20gO
IN township 3 North, Range ~ EAST
SAID United States mineral survey No
wy being described as follows. 10.
SURVEY No. 2o3o. CAMP FIRE LOBE
Beginning at cor No. 1. A basal
stone 2fK6N6 In. set Is IN n X.
ground, chiseled TX 10000" identicai
win the N T. cor of the iocation
whence the Y sec cor on the n hdry
OF sec 30 T 3 N, X No. AZ u. NJ ID NJ
pears N ~ deg. SO min. w If76T ~
tnence 5 - deg. 50 min. r 64g foet n
side center. a basait stone 2ly5xb IN
SCI Is IN. IN the round chiseied TX
" . = 2o3o'; 1853 feet intersect line
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-04-04
NOTICE OF SPECIAL Meeting
OF THE coIu
ICH AND BREWING
COMPANY,

-
Notice is hereby given. tba,
= meeting OF the stockholders Of ~,
1otd Center Ice and BrewInp 60
pnny VIII be held at the Office Of ~.
sonlpuhy IN Phoenix, Arizona, ths
same being Tho Office of Hon 'H y
oddar al 10 o'clock a. m. on No.
nay, the 9Th day OF April, 1905 for ~.
eransaction OF the following bustnass
Ihs purposes for which said meet.
RS ~ aeid arr, tho adoption OF a
sne aetlon OF the directors OF said cor,
poIution At meeting held al Gold Con
VT. NeVeda, on the gath day OF Inn.
~, also the action OF the meeting
bat5 ssoekhoiders of this company
neid at Touopah, Nevada, on the iii
uay o. December, 1907. whereby ~,
sIld directors n stockholders entcs
20 INTO an agreement for the snl. NJ
Onu ~. ptant and property Of this com.
pany to X. b. Whlttemore Tor III. srn,
or Ten Thousand Dollars of yrbIrhh
sum 100000 has peer Deposited a.,
Dank, and 100000 is due ana navabi.
on the 18th day OF April. 1905. ais
,h.iiy,hg ana confirming the action of
thc president and Secretary of said
company in executing ana dctiv.rin"
IN escrow, to the State Bank a Tr,s,
company. a deed and c-onvevanr oS
sadd property, bearing date Dec, ~
-. SUBJECT TO the terms OF said
Hsrsement' and also ratifying ana
eonhrming the action Of the stock,
holders of this company in adonting
resoiutlon on the said 18th day of Do.
Gemoer' 1907. authorizing the hoard ~
directors OF said company. after No
ymen OF oil legal debts and Iiabiii-
tles against the 10 pro rate
ana pay 10 each OF thu valid stocL.
holders thereof, In such proportion M
their stock bears to thu whoic ON
standin stock OF this eorporation au
moneys remaining in the hands OF III
Ireasurer OF said Corporation np5 .,
such other action az A. nccesssr ~
carry out the objects and pnrposas
h~ereinoefore expressed. and for th4
transaction of such other business
.nR. " = rJNct = meet
' . StNhf.N' President.
Secretary.
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