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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-07
OF MANY COMMITTEES OF LOW
Err HOUSE OF ILLINOIS
LEGISLATURE.
IMPORTANT POSITIONS
Given Democratic Members From 50th
District Shurtcff Repays
Them For Joining in Elect
ing Him Speaker.

Special TO the Bulletin.
Springfield, H.. March G.-For the
first time, probably, in the history of
the Illinois legislature, republican
speaker of the house has appointed
democrats to the craftsmanship of a
number of committees, some of them
the mcst prominent committees of
thai body.
Speaker Shurtleff has done this in
repayment of the services rendered
by the democrats in uniting with the
Shurtleff republicans and electing
him speaker of the house over King,
the Deneen caucus candidate.
The committee on canals, river i'm.
Proyements and commerce, the "deep
water way" committee, is composed
as fellows; SmejkaI chairman;
2lanahan, C4lrch. gillespie, KfttIo
man, Lewis, Flanagan, Parker Erby
Mclean, Black Chipperield, Hamll.
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the pre1iction If congressional action
ON this question seems TO be general
1atts second day in the White
Hui Sc. line In @ first was one OF
handsha,dng and glad words. The
d mands upon his time in the cast
rom were constant. Delegation after
delegation was received Taft would
give no expression for publication on
the subject of changing the date OF
the Inauguration.
Secretary Cortelyou announced to
night that he expected his successor,
Franklin MacVeagh TO reach Wash.
ingtcn Rcne time Sunday, and that
the treasury portfolio viii he trans
ferred to him on Monday next.
William Loeb Jr.. whose nomin1-
tinn 10 be collector of the port of
New York, was confirmed by the
senate TODAY. was presented with a
silver loving cup Of heroic design
by the official staff of the White
House.
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GERMANY SUSPICIOUS
Believed There That U. S. is Seeking
to Ultimately Annex Liberisn
Republic.

Berlin, March 6--The proposal
made in Washington to send a special
commission to Liberia to investigate
and report on conditions there has
aroused suspicion in some German
trading circles as to whether the
United States does not mediate the
ultimate annexation of this republic
after first assuming protectorate
over 1t.
The Rhenish Westphian Gazette,
which represents the manufacturing
aud commercial interests. goes at
length with the subject, It alludes
t0 what is calls the American policy
Of conquest and warns the German
government TO be watchful The for
eign office has been fully informed
of the conditions that led to the pro
posal to send out this American com
mission.
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WILL NOT TALK
FOR PUBLICATION
e xPRE EMIT ROOSEVELT
WOULD RECEIVE NO CALLERS
YEsTER0AY-sPENT AFTER.
NOON cHoPPlNG TREES.

Oyster Bay. March G.-No callers
we're received by ex-President Roos,
welt today
He remained at his home on Saga.
more Hin all day. spending the fore
noon indoors reading and attending
TO his correspondence and in the af
terncon in the woods back Of his
home chopping down trees as he did
Yesterday
Roosevelt continues his policy of
refusing TO talk for publication and
will discuss neither the details of his
African trip or what is transpiring at
" asbinEton
Plans are being made by the resi-
dents gf Oyster Bay TO hold fare
well reception for exPresident aud
Mrs. Roosevelt on the eve of Roose-
velt's departure for Africa.
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SIX MEMBERS OF TAFT CABINET
SWORN IN. FIVE OF THEM
YESTERDAY.
PROCLAMATION ISSUED
BY Taft Calling Congress in Extra
Ser7 on March 1~,--.New Ex-
ecutive Busy Second Cay
In White House.

Washington March G.-All but two
Of the members of President Tafts
cabinet are now in office, Six, IN
Gliding Secretaries Knox, Meyer
Wilson and Nagel ANA Postmaster
General Hitchcock, took the oata to
day. Attorney General WickershaT
was SWORN in YESTERDAY and Seerc
taries Dickinson and MacVeagh will
present themselves for duty shortly
President Taft today issued q
proclamation calling congress in ey.
traordinary session March Is. While
there was nothing in the call which
hinted as TO the purpose of the ses-
sion, It's object has heretofore been
stated to he to revise the tariff and
transact no other business.
Tho weather calamity which over
took the national capital en- inaugura-
tion day however, has created such
general prb,ic demand for a change
of the data for the Inauguration that
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IN PHILADELPHIA NEXT THURS,
DAY - PRESIDENT LEWIS
CLOSES ARRANGEMENTS.
GOOD FEELING PREVAILS
In Anthracite Field and Business
Interests Are in Favor of Three
Year Agreement No
Trouble Looked For

Wilkesbarre, Pa. March 6.-HaviHg
completed arrangements, SO far as
the miners are concerned, for meet
ing between the officers of the United
Mine Workers and the anthracite coal
operators in Philadelphia next Thurs
day for the purpose of making new
agreement, National President Lewis,
of the miners organization, left to-
day for Indianapolis.
Lewis called upon w. J. l.. Cake,
president of the independent opera
tors association, and extended him an
invitation to attend the meeting and 1t
was accepted The organization Of
which Cake is the head represents
tors in the region, and participated
in the negotiations in New York three
years ago, when the present three
year agreement was arranged. This
agreement will expire March 81.
There is a. distinctly better feeling
in the hard coal fields regarding the
outcome of the negotiations. This
Is no doubt due TO the cordial manner
in which Lewis says he was received
by the presidents of the coal carrying
roads when he met them to arrange Il
conference. Business men say they
feel that there will be no trouble and
that they look for only short suS-
pension of work H. Indeed, there is
any stoppage in the mining of coal.
The business intrests of the entire
region are almost unanimous for a
three year agreement in order to
avoid the annual disturbance of bus
ineSN.
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EVIDENCE ENDS
IN COOPER CASE
BEGIN MONDAY
THREE LAWYERS TO SPEAK
FOR EACH SiDE-END is Ex-
FECTED BY LAST OF WEEK.

Nashville, Tenn, March 6.-After a
short session today both the state
and the defense closed the Cooper
Sharp case and the emil of the famous
trial is in sight.
Arguments, which begin Monday,
are not restricted as to time, but by
agreement of the counsel. three law
ycrs will speak for each side. 1t is
not considered probable that any one
of the lawyers will speak longer than
one day, 80 that even with this lib
eral allowance, tho case shoud be in
the iurys' hands by the end of the
week
In the session today little evidence
was heard Both sides introduced a
few witnesses in rebuttal on smaller
points in the case.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Reorganization Under New Admins
tration Effected Yesterday
Also the Interior.

Washington March G.--The re-oF-
ganization of the navy department. ss
a result of the change of administers.
ton, was completed this afternoon.
Beehman Winthrop. assistant sec.
retary of the navy under RRoosege't, t,
took the oath Of office as assistant
secretary Of the navy succeeding Her
bert l. Satteriee, who returns to New
York f
Secretary Meyer, the new secra,
tary Of the navy installed Chsles Il
Taylor, Washington newspaper mar
as his private secretary. Taylor
comes from Massachusetts.
Don NJ Carr, of Canton. Ohio, was
today appointed secretary to Richard
a. Ballinger, the new secretary of the
interior.
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Lull I'M NATIONAL AFFAIRS
+ LOWING INAUGURAL
EXCITEMENT.
ALSO LENTEN DULlkESS
VIII Prevail in Society-ousdrenn
Shaka-up IN Washington Smart
Set--standard Oil Re-
bate Casa.

Washngtou March G.--The wreck
viii witness lull 10 national affairs
following the extitemsnt az tie
presidential Inauguration AMI prec ID
ing the opening of the special ses-
sion of congress called to revise {
tariff
+ Pr fsidcnt Taft viii probably be
kept busy. Much routine brsi $
awaits his attention and numerous
appointments are yet to be made as
a consequence of the change in the
administrations Senators and repre-
sentatives including many newcom.
ers, will gather In the capital In
readiness for the opening Of the
specil session IF congress.
President Roosevelt will spend
IN" week at his home in oyster Pay
With possible visit to New York II
connection with the preparations for
his trip to Africa
The customary Lenten duIIness
viii prevail In society both at home
and abroad. Washington socit
will undergo its quadrennlay shabe-
up oecasioned by the departure of
many high officials and their wives
and daughters who have been leaders
in the social whirl during the RoCss-
welt administration
Motor car exhibitions in Mnw n.
kee, Kansas City. Boston and Peit.
land, Ore, Will divide the atteatiou
OF the automobile world Deyotees
of the national game will find much
to interest them in the reports from
the southern training camps. VIII RI
the teams of the major leagu viii
be engaged in practice work pre-
liminary to the opening Of Ire cham.
picnahip season next month
1saer events and happenings trat
VIII contribute to the news OF the
week will include the progress of the
STANDARD oil rebate trial In Chi7ago,
the proceedings of the state legisla.
lures still In session, a national re-
union OF the Blue and the Gray In
Fitzgerald, Ga, the result of the gen
eral elections in Italy and the pcs.
sihle developments In regard to the
critical situation In soutleas ern
Europe.
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CASTRO IS BARRED
Neither He or His Wife viii be Al
lowed to Enter Venezuela--Wiil
Go to Nicaragua.

Paris, March G,-Senor Jose Paul.
Venezuelan envoy to Europe, has left
here for Berlin He Is authority for
the. statement that President Come z
has forbidden both Ctproni Castro
and his wife to enter Venezuela He
Is Of the opinion that Castro viii pro
coed from Europe TO Nicaragua to
consult with President Zelaya Of that
country. who is his friend and hopiue
to get in touch with his partisans in
Venezuela from Nicaragua. hut Paul
thinks Castro has no chance of sue
cess In this latter purpose
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TROUBLE EXPECTED
Iceland and Denmark Now Living
Under Severely Strained Rela-
tions--D solution hint-d.

Copenhagen, Friday, Feb, 26.-Tae
relations of Iceland with Donmar'
have recently b,co1e eat
strained
Iceland for long time has. had
home rule, aud during the past few
years has obtained all possible libNr
ties from renmark, but the majority
of the Lcelandic parliament favors
the dissolution cf all governmental
ties with Denmark
lceland's minister cf home ffai
lIaffstein, who supports the policy CT
good understanding between tie
two countries, has been forced TO re,
sign.
Biorne Jonsson. who has been
nominated TO succeed him, is strong
~ hostile to Denmark. If his ca1di-
datute prevails 1t will be taken In
Denmark as a serious affront.
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MORE SMUGGLING
District Attorney Sims Starts Inves-
tigston of Certain Shipments
of Oriental Tapestries.

Chicago, March 6--An investigation
of what is believe dto be a huge evas-
ion of the custom Jaws in the ship
ment of oriental rugs and tapestries
to the United States has been taken
up District Attorney Sims on informa-
ticn received today concerning the
seizure of consignment of rugs own
ed by s. Vital Bengauit, a New York
importer
The goods were entered at the
custom house at valuation OF 81,
5000. An appeal has been taken from
the official appraisement of s7.00o.
One dealer In art goods ventured tn ,
opinion that the rugs and tapestries
might be worth 100000.
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

Havana. March 6.-An attempt was
made this evening to kill General
Emilio Nunez, ex-governor of the pro-
vince of Havana. while he was pass
ing through San Miguel street. Jose
Cisneros. a merchant, who has had a
personal grudge of long standing
against Nunez. fred two shots at him
but neither took effect
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GENERAL AMNESTY BILL
Signed by Cuban President Yesterday
Many Professional Criminals
Are Released From Prisos.

Havana. March 6.-The general
amnesty hill today was signed BY
President Gomez. II win take effe t
Immediately and provides for the re.
lease from prison of those persons
who had been convicted of other than
crimes Of gave atrocity. This viii
result in the freeing of many profess
sicnal criminals. which eaUses much
uneasiness in Havana. The police
force in this city has become largely
,lisorganized by reason of the dis
charge OF several officers to make
places. IT is stated. for a number of
political workers.
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CHANGE INAUGURAL DATE
Proposition in Resolution in Senate
by Depew-Makes Last Wed
nesday in April Date.

Washington, March Ga proposi
ton to change the date of the In
auguratio from March to the last
Wednesday in April was made by
Senator Dcpew in a brief legislative
session in the senate today, This
proposition was In resolution pro
posing an amendment to the cousti
tuition which was referred to the com
mittee on privileges and elections.
The senate was m legislative scs
sion eight minutes after which the
doors were closed for executive busi
ate adjourned sine die.
The special session of congress he.
gins March IL.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-07

worth, with a bullet hole in her head
it was discovered that she was in a
delicate condition.
The state introduced evidence t
show that the buggy tracks and the
hoof prints of horse owned by
Rasor were identical with those at
the scene of the crime Rasor at
tempted to prove an alibi.
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CAN'T TELL RESULT.

Hazleton, Pa, March 6.-Asked
whether he believed there would be a
strike in the anthracite coal fields,
President Lewis, just before leaving
for the west. said Even If | knew [
could not tell you" He added that
he believed he knew what was going
to happen, but would not tell It is
reported that the operators are will
ing to make some concessions If the
miners sign long term agreements.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-07
"ADAMCOD" BOUNDOVER
Religious Fanatic Who Murdered
Kansas City Policeman Given
Preliminary Hearing.

Kansas CITY March John sharp
better known as adam Cod, AMI his
wife. Melissa sharp, were given pre-
'Hminary hearing here today and held
TO the criminal court charged with
he murder of Patrollman Michael
Mullan
December s last Sharu, a religions
fauatic. and John Pratt, his FIRST dis
cipie. in company with their families,
afackcd the city police here. resul ing
in the death of two policemen, Pratt.
Pratt's eleven year old daughter and
4 bystander
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WRECK DELAYS KING.

London, March 6.-King Edward
left this city for Biarritz this morn
ing, The special train on which he
was travelling was delayed for half an
hour at Buckley, about ten miles out
of London, owing to interruption OF
traffic caused by a collision of two
passenger trains at Turnbridge. in
which two persons were killed.
The special went on to Dover over
another line.
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WILL FIGHT 1T OUT.

Omaha, Neb.. March G~John D.
SAWS, the Greek arrested Thursday
with necklace valued at $4,000 IN
his possession, has retained counsel
and will fight any attempt TO remove
him from Nebraska. SAWS attorney
says steps will be taken Monday tr
attach the necklace and seek redress
to his clients arrest He will also
claim the reward offered for the Jew
els.
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/ 200. 900 ACRES THROWN OPEN

Billings. Mont. March 6.-The In
terror department has Withdrawn
from entry % townships in the Grow
Indian reservation making more than
! coo 600 acres of Indian land now re.
served and soon TO he thrown open
to settlement. Il is stated that this
indicates that the government will f.
rigate the entire Crow reservation
which is perhaps the greatest project
ever before attempted by the reclama.
ton service
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DIED ON TRAIN

Louisville. Ky. March 6-ol a
special train carrying the Kentucky
Republicans who attended The in.
auguration. J. " Calvert Of Pevce
Valley. Ky. died this morning n ar
Hinton. " Va Of pneuomina which
developed as result Of marching in
the snow aud sIUsh on insugura Ron
Law He was ST years old
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-07
MAKES RECESS APPOINTMENTS

Washington. March 6.-Tbe pr ST.
dent today signed the following re
cess appointments 90 that terms of
court may be held. These designa-
tions. IT is stated at the White House
have no reference to permanent ap-
pointments. Edward Il. Wagner,
United States attorney of South Da-
kota; Milton d. Purdy. to be United
States judge for the District of Min
nesota.
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JUNKEN WILL BE TRIED
AT APRIL TERM OF COURT,

D,s Moincs, Iowa March 6.-The
negro John Junken, alleged slayer of
Clara Rosen was indicted by the Of
tumwa grand jury today on q charge
of murder TO commit robbery. This
Is the first degree Of murder in Iowa
The trial is set for the April term OF
court. Junken will stay IN Des MoiRss
until then or will be taken to Fort
Madison penitentiary.
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sPlRITuALlSTlc MEETING.

Mrs. Henrietta Licbtg. a mission
ary of the Illinois state Spiritualist
association, will lecture in K. of P.
hall, corner of Eight and Commercial
avenue Sunday evening. March 9TH.
at o'clock The lecture will be fol-
lowed By messages from your spirit
friends. 1oc admission.
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FORMER DIPLOMAT DIES.

St. Louis. March 6.-St Louis rela-
tives of Edwin c. Cushman. who was
connected with the United States en-
bassy to Italy from 1860 to 1871. re-
ceived word today of his death In
Rome. He had spent much of the last
fifteen years abroad While a resident
of st. Louis Cushman was engaged In
the coal business and assisted in de.
velopiDg the Southern Illinois coal
fields.
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CAN SELL LIQUOR ON
THE OHIO RIVER.

East Liverpool. Ohio March "a
decision of faTreachinE interest vas
handed down in the Columbian court
by Judge " " Hole today when II
was ruled that liquors can he sod On
the Ohio river without violating the
law. This ruling will greatly ha7il-
cap the work Of the dry forces. ss
nearly all towns alorg the Ohio river
have voted TO prohibit the sale y
liquof-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-07
CERvERA is DYING.

Cadiz. March G.-Vicc Admiral Pas.
cual Ceryera, who commanded the
Spanish fleet that was destroyed off
Santiago cuba, In 1898, is dying at
Puerto Real. The last sacraments
were administered to him today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-07
MAcvEAGH LEAVES CHICAGO

Chicago, March 6-Secretary of the
Treasury MacVeagh left here at $50
this afternoon to assume his new du-
ties in Washington.
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Remedy for Hoarseness.

Bake a lemon for 90 minutes in
moderate oven; then open at one end
and dig ont the inside; sweeten with
sugar or molssses. and eat. This will
relieve hoarseness and remove pres
sure from the lungs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-07
100000 FIRE.

st. Louis. March G-F'ire in the
wholesale grocery establishment of l..
Landau and Company today caused a
loss of 100000
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orn mNr,oliNr GOVERNMENT

Reeentls an A|lhupu,rque business
MAN sought Zoo self cd tract ~ town
lofs 90 "a liked pf.oc COR ,1.b allow
long the purchasers ,u draw Dos lot
when OBJ. entire trt.t hHd he,u solid
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ruueI ts aloN th.. man to advertise
his uiau 30 could not rtt II Through
the malls because DO va- lpttcrs.
ana iucr advertising u- us es-ar,
Co Its success h, nas forced o. Irort &C..
Compare abe plan PROPOSED lbs this
busin"se man With thr rrtntl, lottery
which the government has il~l pnllsd
of in Tine northwest. where more
D. ESQ geo people tool chances on
getting q 1uarrer section ~ GOVERN
mont land. of which the total number
did NOT exceed I'd. 600. Commenting on
TIE Occur dAlen. lottery. and the
riFidity win which the government
anii-iotters statute 10 enforced the 81
paso Times SAYS
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country make h by statute a crl,ne
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The attack Of former Governor Par
dee, Of California, upon Secretary
Bailinger. al the spokane irrigation
congress Wednesday. and secretary
~B1ilinger's own address at the same
meeting. indicate that there is real
war between the Interior department
and the forestry bureau The state
ment that he Is allowing liberties
with tho public domain which his pre-
deeessor Mr. Garfield would not allow
is moi calculated 40 saotb the Interior
."crelarY. IL is interesting 10 note
Wednesday Mr. rimehot sat W. the
nan and smiled. Mr. Pinchnt has a
winning smile.
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and other OF the central states, lndi-
Gates hat Missouri farmers are be-
ginning Ia realize how much greater
the opportunity on ten acres Of highly
acres in the rain belt
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\ Good Roads Man.

J. J. Barrett. Of ~Alamogordo ran
his devil wagon on a stone Wednes-
day and knocked his machine out of
keller. Mcfarland, the INNER took IT
in hand and he reached A-lamogoos-
lem In safety n may be counted on
to favor the spending Ut Tularosa
taxes on 9ularosa roads Tularos'l
Trihuuc
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Or Wiley has placed his seal Of dis.
approval upon the emhalmed pickle.
The use of the effective hypo upon the
flabby ghcrkln, says DR. Wiley. is
likely to result in serious injury to
that large class of engaging young
women who dotc on the whole pickle
family we must protect our woman
Kind