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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
BEVERIDGE
QUICKLY COT
FUNERAL lIRGE


Special TO Lally leader
Washington veb. 8.A joint lesolut
ZION offered bY Senator Bevefidge pro.
yi6ing tha. The postmaster general
should eaiatilsh O rural parcels gost
sysierf la four counties Of some state,
as an experiment, caused tae general
plan for a parcels post &c get sc.
we're JOLT This experiment was ex.
pncted to be ar openlng wedge fnr Il
genera. 9areelg post system r. #
proved successful When tee resolu-
ton was read lt wes orderea 20 ,la
upon the table This Is the senatorlal
w1x Of preaching funeral 3ve- dug.
rments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
An AssocInLed press. !

plsisbure. Pa Feb S-Many per.
sons gathered IN the vicinity Of the
east end police station this morning
believing that James DlclSenson. ne.
gro arrested Saturday night for IN.
quilting a white woman and who mar.
rowly escaped being lynched By an IN.
furiated crowd, would be given a
hearing. Owing TO inability Of The
Young woman TO appear against the
negro urtil tomorrow the case was
postponed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
OKLAHOMA
MUNICIPALITIES
WANT PERMITS


Special 10 nally Leader
Wellington, Feh 3 ~ BIN has been
introduced IA the Senate which gives
NE secretary OK the interior 3 right
20 give title 20 such portions of the
seegfegaied coal lanGa Of the Choeiew
nation rs may be needed by mualeipals
iiles for flght-olwaY FOR water ald
cover mains aad other punnc utllillea.
The request inr this legislation
comes from MeAlesief ana Kluwa.
each town wants tightofway over
fegsreeale6 land Tor water main
lhfoaeh which 70 dfaw their waisr
SUPPLY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08

Ctiumwa IN. Feb. S-J0e Hopkins
negro, government inspector Of meats
In the Moreli packing company'n
plant, and one Of the most widely
known eolored men IN the city. was
arrested today charged with murder IN
the frst degree In connection with tie
acndisn murder o. Mlss Clafa losea.
white gir.. Friday last.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
AnofaE. goeuglaN asM


Paris. reh gs-Ernest Aldcrere ion.
ore Ccluciin. French actor, snown un.
far The name Of "coqucliu Cadet,
lied here today re was brother
)f ronoit Constant coque.in, uho di2d
January 21ih.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
ENNESHED

Palmyra, n. y. Feb, Silt Is unof.
ncialIy reported but on good authority
that Mrs. Georgia sampson has bcen
Indicted By the Wayne county grand
Jury for The alleged murder Of her hus
band, Harry sampson. nephew Of the
hate Admiral Sampson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08

Washlngio, ID, c.. Feb S.-ln view
Of the pilat made by President
Roosevelt On SAnalor Perkins. Of Call.
fornia, for hls attitude on the Japan
o3e agitation ln bis state. friends OF
Perkins believe he viii dofond himself
on The iloor Of the senate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
OlN|NOIIS


Washington, Feb 5. The President
summoned senator Flint and RepreRen.
tuiife Kahn 20 the White House iodly.
and with Secretary OF State Bacon,
another conference was held on the
Japanese situation Ii California. An.
other statement or some radical &C.
lion Is expected tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
CHARGES VIOLATION
Of OATH lF OFFICE

alleglng that they are violating their
oalh of officer hY not attempting 10
enforce ihe pfohibllory law, Enforce,
mcnt Attorney n S Caldwell. af the
state agency sgslom this morning flod
sull IN heckham county against h. O..
mill county attorney and ! *. Richt
adson shorfn ~ That county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
EaDEaAL aouhra DECIDE
spcalal to Daily Lender

Special TO Daily iaadnr.
Washington Feb -he Genale
committee 0a indlgn aEaira. has re.
ported q BIN which provides lhat the
claims o fihe ~ persons who are
clalmania faf admission 20 the 0saee
rolls shalt 81 Into the federal district
courts ana shere have determined
Nhelher lheY srg entitled 70 s3mlf.
sion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08

san Franelaco, CALI, Feb. s.--The
latest complication ia the antlJepan.
csc controversy Is The preparation By
local Chinese Of a statement complain.
Ing that President Roosevelt Il dlscrlm-
mating against their counlrymen IN "a.
vor Of y Rlese which was tclcgrapbed
to Washh Vtoa today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08

Special Is Daily Leader.
Alins. Feb Lee. arrested on
charge d killing Norman BrantleF
alx gears aao aua throwing bady IN a
welt claims hrkutley 4 alive and Nas
faeenlIy 81 Fort Worth Texss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
WEATHER FORECAST


tny hasoclatad Press
Ne9 9rlcara. In. Feh o. Tonight
rain or SNOW. colder. with cold Nagei
temperature be about twenty Cues
day feir and colder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
GEO. luTGEgI has RESGHEl

George A 0uieelt. Aaaisant Unliau
siaiea Attorney fof The Western pi1'
Hflct oE oklahoma ienderea his feal6
anllnn ah J&nuafy 2gih and NE att0r'
neY general hae aecepled lhe same. 10
BE eIeeilfe Feh esihl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
W. Va aIvoFes acAll4Aa


ST. ..onls. NO, Feh. g. TIE dlvufce
aulis which Lillian aaadlan emp aAa
her husband VIM J.. Lamp. IT,. d.ad
nGelnst each other eame lo trial l0i
day before Judge Hitchcock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08

LADIES JAKE PhuMlN@R# PART
sneelal to Daily Leader
H9hgrt Feb Tie local boosters
cleh h4a laf9e lst 81 ladies oa the
rolls fl Df lHr iilr aes pleled with
nc men iu accomplish something q
VISA u ihe kiaWa meigopolia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
VALMORE WINS
RACE ON LAKES
BEAT TIE AMORiTA BY 2 HOURS,
81 MINUTES AND SO
SECONDS.
vENCEDOR WAS 7HIsD
hind Vamore--Amor.ta's Own
ers Say Lack Of Wind Pre-
vented Them Winning.

Macnac Island. Nj T., Iuly 20
William Hale Thompson's schooner
yacht Valmore at 9;33:03 a m, 10
day crossed the finish line :54:54 he
hind her big rival the Amorita, which
had given Thompson's boat time al
Ilowance CT 2:l2:32. The Valmoro
therefore won by 2:37:3S over the
Amorita, which, however, secure |
second place by large margin.
The trip was made by the winner in
t2:33:G3 for the 3Sl miles From ,
o'clock Saturday when the yachts
started the Amcrita and Vamore were
never far apart and wien the Amorita
lshOt across the line today the Nalmore
was almost within ha;ling distance.
The Amorita was quilt for ocean
going and this year ~hlle losing the
race On time allowance. made the
tas est time ever made in the New
York Bermuda race Lack of wind
was tonight given by her owner as the
reason Tor the Alncrlta losing the race,
There are some yachtmen. however
who are not certain that he Amorita
could have won even in a gale Cap
tain Baum, owner OF the Amorita.
claims that when the breeze stiffeneJ
in the vicinity Of Manltou islands las.
night he picked up ,wenty-seven min
Mos IN tho Nalu1pva
This is strenuously denied by Cap
tain Thompson who AYERS that 1T NJ
time was the Amorita more than three
hundred yards ahead OF him. The
Amorita, Valmore and Vencedor set n
true course for Point Betsie, north o.
Frankfort, Mich, while the others
Rugged the west shore All but the
three named were lost sight of Satur.
day night and al darkness tonight
were still missing.
The Vencedor crossed the finish line
at $40 p. m, tonight. With her tins
allownce of 3:13:3. considered she
lost to the Valmore by l0:05:00, talk
ing third place.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
Hollands Way.

In Holland there are few able-bod.
led paupers. There is a tract of pub.
lie land containing 5000 acres, which
is divided into six model farms, and
to one OF these is sent the poor per.
son applying for public relief. II he
voluntarily serves until he learns ag-
riculture he is allowed to rent small
farm for himself and be what Is called
free farmer. Every pauper who is
dustry Is so much gain to the state
There is also a forced labor colony,
where beggars and Migrants are sent
and made to do farm and other work,
whether they like IT or not.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
THERE WERE THREE
ADA pARM HELD rAiTHY BLAkEY
WHILE BESSIE SCOTT CUT
HER TO DEATH.
That is Verdict Of Coroner's jury
After Holding inquest-Ali
On Account of Ne
gro Buck.

Coroner McManus held an inquest
last evening over the remains OF
Faithy Blakey the negro girl who
was so seriously cut by another
named BESSIE Scott about ten days
ago On Poplar street, between Tween
ty iEth and THIRTEEN streets. The
inquiry developed that the deceased
was held by a third negress mans d
ada Parm while the Scott woman
slashed her, and the jury declared. in
It's verdict, that the deceased came to
her death from wounds inflicted with
knife by Bessie Scott. the latter
was not justified in tha act, and that
the Parm womalHwas an accessory
TO tie act. Beth the asasila is q
The dead woman escaped and have
nat been arrested. The jury recon-
mcnded that they te arprhended and
held for trial
The trouble was ever man. the
two women accus'> the victim of
telling stories abcvt them to secure
him f,r herself.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
BIG Crops In the Northwest.

Four years ago the provinces OF AL
berta and Saskatchewan were carved
out Of vast area formerly known as
the northwest territories. Their popu
lation at the time OF their organiza.
ton as provinces was probably about
10000 for Alberta and 10000 for Sas.
katchewan. The number today is
somewhat problematieal. but a guess
of more than half a million for the
two provinces is quite reasonable. Sas.
katchewan is now producing crops
worth nearly $4,000. 600, and Alberta,
which is a cattle country rather than
A crnn country values Its harvest al
sl5, 0O0, 000.-New York Sun
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
Model Sunday School Class.

Gallant little Wales" has hitherto
been noted for several things. but
more particularly for her chapels and
Sunday schools The Tabernacle
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church at
Aberystwyth can boast OF class Ia It's
Sunday school which possesses a
unique record. It's teacher, We are in
formed, is the clerk to the Cardigan
shire County council, and among its
members are included two oxford uni
versity men. two from Cambridge, one
Manchester college man. and an alum.
nus of Cardiff college. One is an MA,
a second is B.A,, third an MD a
fourth a b Sc, and a fifth a FREQ
London Mail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
Ever-Busy Woman.

A newspaper writer. sympathizine
with women because there is no long
er any cradle to rock. or hardly a
baby to care for, no home schooling
necessary in the presence Of the mod.
ern kindergarten. no sewing TO do in
this ready-made age, little homework
in this day of fats and suites and res
taurants and prepared foods, asks
with concern: What are We going to
DO with the woman out of a Job? Let
him put that question face to face to
his woman acquaintance and dol
lars TO doughnuts he will find them all
so busy trying to keep up with their
engagements that they won't have
time to answer his foolish questions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
$500 ST. LOUIS AND RETURN.
SUNDAY, AUGUST tST.

A popular rate excursion will he
run ythe Illinois Central to st. Louis
on Sunday August LIST, at rate Of $500
for the round trip. Train leaves
Cairo at 1880 a m. and returning will
leave ST. Louis at H. so p. m.
Sunday attractions in st. Louis are
National Baseball game between St.
Louis Cardinals" and "Bostons' f;
Grace Won Studdiford in drama, Del
mar Garden; Vaudeville. Forest Park
Highlands; Peter Pan, Suburban Gar
den. Stock Co. West End Heights;
Dancing, Boating, etc. Meramec High
lands. Creve Occur Lake; Sight-See-
ing automobile tours.
For tickets and further particulars
see Mr.. J. r. Jones. Ticket Agent. iii
nois Central r. r.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
Will Cost $4,000 Big Four to
Pay Half If Others Will
Pay Balance
Traffic Over Crossing Per Day Heavy S12, 600
Paid Account Of Damages In Accidents
Last Two Years-New Side
waIks-Licenses
Transferred

pay one.half the cost If the CITY would
arrange 10 have he other half paid
1.-THE mayor suggested that he Bic
Four Co. pay two-thlrds and the city
iarrange for he payment of the othe:
third and this was not accepted by
Mr.. VanWinkle but is under consider
alton.
The mayor stated that the Cairo
would pay a portion of the cost of he
Isubway as 1t would be one OF the ben
+ efciaries. General Manager Fischer
and other officials OF this company
would be in Cairo today. said the
mayor and he would take up the mat
ter with them They had indicated
a willingness to pay one third some
; time ago, but he would urge them to
raise the offer little. and he hoped
TO bring about an agreement.
On motion of Alderman Meehan the
mayor was directed TO treat with Mr..
Fischer in behalf Of the city council
New Sidewalks.
Ordinances for new cement walks
were read and referred to street anil
ordinance committees as follows:
South side OF Cross street from Wal
nut 22I feet westwar-.
North side of Tenth street from
Ohio street to Commercial avenue.
East side of Walnut street from
Twelfth to Douglas
Both sides Of Tenth from Ohio
street to Poplar
Saloon Licenses.
Petitions fer transferring saloon
licenses We're granted as follows:
A. NJ. Gilbert, $40 Washington ave
nue. to Cairo Brewing Co.
A. c. Aiken 413 Ohio strete TO j. c.
wilkins
BARLEY & Kilgore 514 Commercial
avenue to Philip Christman.
d. Shtes, 1915 Commercial ave
nue. to Curley, McNearen & Martin.
Sol Isenberg IA Railroad street to
Central Distilling Co.
Alderman Greaney and Koehler pro.
tested against saloon men selling out
their places and coming before the
council to have their licenses trans
ferred. They said the would-be pur
chasers of saloon licenses had no
right to assume that they would be
granted a license and should apply to
the council before hey invested their
money.
Alderman Nellis offered a resolution
that sewer at Thirty.second and Elm
streets which is exposed. be cared for
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
Eccentric and IrreNerent.

Because she kept IL cats named aft
er the IL apostles, including one drat
colored favorite named st. Judas. an
effort is being made to have the will
of the late Miss Anna A. Burnet of Hill
ton. y. j.. who left an estate valued a,
$500 900. set aside on the ground that
she was incompetent. Her nearest rela
tives. who are cousins. have begun the
action. One-third Of the estate was
left TO charity and the remainder to
relatives and friends.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
Parts and Slams OF Goo dnsss.

II a man be gracious and courteous
TO strangers 1t shows he Is citizen
OF the world and that his heart is no
island cut off from other lands. but
a continent that joins them. If he be
compassionate toward the Affections
of others it shows that his heart is
like a noble tree that is wounded
itself when it gives the balm. If he
easily pardens and RENTS offenses II
shows that his mind is planted above
injuries. so that he cannot be shot
If he be thankful for small benefits
II shows that he weighs mems minds
and not their wash. But, above all
II he have st Paul's perfection, that
he could wish to be an anathema
from Christ for the salvation of his
brethren. it shows much OF divine
nature and kind Of conformity with
Christ himself. Bacon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
Demand for Apple Wood.

The great demand for apple wood,
for the manufacture of saw handles.
has been appreciated by the large mum.
Der of farmers who have lost their
orchards through the ravages OF the
San Jose scale. Buyers have been
going through New Jersey making
tempting offers for the timber. In
some cases farmers hove found it more
profitable to cut down old trees that
are not prolific rather than depend on
an uncertain crop in the future. Sew.
eral carloads of butts have been
shipped in the last few weeks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27

son, of Indiana county Mr.. Watson
would make the price OF that partic-
ular drink, or even the request there
of, So to $50 1t is unlawful now for
n saloonkeeper to sell to man Wis
IDLY intoxicated" or to an habitual
drunkard or minor. but the present
law imposes all responsibility upon the
saloonkeeper to determine the man S
condition Representative Watson
would shift some Of the responsibility
on the man with the thirst; also up
on the habitual drunkard ami the
minor who would ask the saloon
keeper TO violate the law. His bill
proposes a fine of from 50 to $40 for
each attempt to set a drink under
the circumstances.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
~ You Have a Pleasant Face,

It is generally better to deal by
speech than by letter, and by the me.
diation of third than by a mans self.
To deal in person is good when a
mans face breedeth regard, as com.
monty with interiors. or in tender
cases where mans eye upon the
countenance of him with whom be
speaketh may give him, direction
how far to go. and generally where a
man will reserve to himself liberty
either TO disavow or to expound -
Francis Bacon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
HICKORY STOVE WOOD $50
Big load. stove size. delivered. Both
phones. Clark-Danforth Handle Co
AMERICAN PROPERTY
WAS ALSO DAMAGED
CONCLUDED from First Page).

ed by the mob. is one of the larges.
IN the republic. II was leased by an
american and he has put in a claim
for damages.
w. Horton. one Of the Americans
who was wounded, was a guest OF the
hotel and just before it was stoned.
is said to have stepped TO the balcony
and fired his revolver in the air in an
attempt to dispense the crowd. Mur-
ply. the other American injured, was
eut by a policeman's sabre.
The American consulate has lodge.l
protest with the Mexican authorities
because of the injury sustained by the
two Americans. Claim will also he
flied by these Americans who hav
suffered property losses. The author
flies have the situation in hand TO
n.<s.t ara fu-.hcr -io;:ng IS net LOOK.
ed fer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
WARREN X. WOOD LED
Concluded from First Page).

Among the out OF town men who did
excellent work are: s. d. Wyatt, OF
Fond Du Lac, f. Callander Peoria
each 80. w Diddle. indianapolis, Rev
Paul r. Talbot Hutchinson, Kansas
81, Harry Legg, Minikanda club, Min
neapolis, Trans Mississippi champion
this year, 81. Arthur Stickney, 81
Louis Country Club, So. ". Gillian
s.. Louis. Fl. Fisher, Denver, II vii
son, Cincinnati, each 81.
Walter Fairbanks, Of the Denves
Country Club, known all over the
country as 40 Hole Fairbanks, Wen.
dell Hertig, of Minneapolis, Paul H.
Hyde, Of Wichita Country Club, each
s.. Jack Caddy, Arsenal Club. Rock
Island, made Sc: D. Shcllbarger, of
Decatur, 81; Charles Hyde. the one
armed player from the Wichita Coun-
try club, 80.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
NEED NO LICENSE
NEW CANE LAW OF MISSOURI
PERMITS NcN-REsiDENTs
TO FISH FREE.
Cairoite Has Written Opinion Of
Came Warden OF Nsighboring
State Confirming Claim
Hunters Need License.

Si.ce the Kangaroo Court" On thu
banks OF Brewers Lake IN Missouri
mnicted several Cairoitcs in various
sums. for fishing without a license
the victims have been more or less re
sen:ful. feeling that thcy were i'm
posd upon. Frank lace Of this city
took it upon himself 10 write the
game warden of Missouri. to leaul
inst what the law required frcm non
residents. and he has received tie
following letter:
Mr.. F. l.. lace, Cairo. III.
Dear S.r: / have your letter of the
Goth ald avn SEEMING you By today's
nail copies Of the new Game and
Fish laws. anl j. reply to The ques.
ton CT fishing in Missouri. will say a
nonresident docs not have to have a
license to fsh here. but If any hunt
ing he Ic1e q leo Sc must be secured
at my cGice N Jefferson City.
Very truly yours.
(Sgdl JESSE A. TOLERTON.
Fish AMI Game Commissioner.
Jefferson City No. July "a. 1899.
The new law which goes into encct
August 18th says that fish may be
caught with the ordinary hook and
line, gig. spear and tr0t lie. Il pro
hibits the rse Ct seinCs. gill or tram
mel nets. CT fish tra2. The only SEN
ins permitted will be for nlinnows
which shall be used 1or halt. the seine
not TO be more fhan twenty feet in
10 9Th and four feet in width.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
10000 MooRs JOIN FIGHT.

Alhucemas, Morocco. July 20
Twelve thousand Moors are reported
TO have left this region to join the
tfibesmen in front of Melilla. where
trenches are being built along the
heights. Reports of Spanish defeat
and the loss of three guns are being
circulated among the tribesmen 1eu.
The Maraborts are inhaming the
fanatic Moors by preaching holy
war.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27

There was a special meeting Of the
city council last nign. called by the
mayor for general business. but more
particularly TO hear report regardin :
his conference with the Zig Four Off
Gals on the Sycamore street subway
There were present His Honor Mayor
| Parsons, and Aldermen Greaney. Mag
tner, Cannon, Kelley, German, Fergu-
1son. Williams, Koehler. Davis. Nee
han, and Nellis.
To Invite the President.
The mayor stated that suggestion
had come from President Smith Of
the Cairo Commercial club that a for
NAL invitation should be extended to
President Taft to honor Cairo with a
visit on his trip down the river; AMI
Alderman Meehan offered a resolution
directing the mayor to extend such an
Invitation on behalf OF the city council
Mr.. Smith and Secretary Stuart Of
the Commercial club were present ana
the former addressed tie council brief
by expressing approva: or the resoiu-
ton AMI saying the subject would De
acted on al a special meeting Of the
club 10 be held tonight.
Alderman Meehan's resolution was
adopted.
The Subway.
The mayor then reported on his trip
to Cincinnati He saiG lie was cordial
ly received by General Manager Van
Wrinkle of the Big -Four. and the sub
iect of building subway at the Syca-
more street crossing was fully gona
over. The mayor was fortified with
some valuable statistics showing tia
on a given date from a. m. TO s p.
m. about 1000 foot passengers passed
lover the crossing, coo wagons, and
700 passengers on the street cars.
III is also a matter Of record that dur
ing the last two years the Big Four
and Cairo Traction Co. have paid out
about $4,000 on account al damages
TO property, loss Of life and injury U
persons. in wrecks that have occurred
al this crossing. Mr. FanWtnk'e
agreed with the mayor that subway
ought to be built, but felt that the
Big Four Co. ought noi 10 bear the
whole cost which would be about
.s3S.GG There would De about $4,000
for additional right OF way over PHI
vate property. $4,000 for moving dirt,
eleven or twelve thousand dollars for
structural work besides he cost OF
changing the grade eli the track. Mr
Van Wrinkle said that he would be- will
ing to recommend that the company
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
BANK EMPLOYE TAKES
Concluded from First Page).

parents in Indianapolis Nothing more
has been heard from him here.
Marker left a note on the desk of his
brother, William Marker. cashier of
the bank, saying he had gone for ever
and that he had taken enough money
to pay his expenses. The fact tina;
nearly 100000 in cash was missing
was not known unit; the time loci
gave admi'tance to the vault this
morning. The directors today decided
to suspend the bank awaiting the re-
suit of the examiners investigation Of
the books.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-27
ALIENS MUST HAVE s25.

Now York. July 26.-Secretary
Nagel today upheld the ruling OF
Commissioner CT immigration VII
liams that an alien mrst have s25 in
his possession or must be refusde- adj
mission to this country.