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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-11
In Our Piece Goods Department

some beautifu white goods Swisses, or evening gowns sale essth actual Ask to white Haxon at only yard K.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-11
Notions

Regular q cuff buttons now only Soc Ladies' fancy and plain belts at half price.
 Kuehings and collars at great sacrifice prices.
 Belt buckles. belt pins, hat pins, but tons of all kinds, plain and cmbrcid cred collars, hair pins, beauty pins. etc. at your own prices. 26inch silk umbrellas, regular s. Vajues now ..-.........$ .$S 60 26-inch silk umbrellas, stag handles only .......,... S1.G0
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
COCKTAILS OFF
FOR THE CANAL
DECLARES LATEST SLIDE WAS
CAUSED eY SWAMP AND CAN.
NOT AFFECT THE cATUN
DAM SITE IN THE LEAST.

New York, March 27.-Colonel
Goehtals started for the canal zone
tojay on the steamer Advance. On
the vessel. just before she sailed. he
alluded to the recent cave-in along
the line of the Panama railroad near
Gatun and declared that the slide
could not be held in any way to indi-
cate danger to the dan construction.
The railroad Slide was due ITO a
swamp" said Goetnals, which does
not reach anywhere point nearer
than mile and a half of the dam.
The slide under the railway was due
to a swamp alone and not to blue
clay. or any thing of that sort. and
there Is no possibility that the dam
structure can be affected by IT. I am
jus as certain now as ever that the
Gafun dam structure has soil that
win be able % support IT for ages" -
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
SAYS ScHWAB, STEEL MAGNATE
--BELlEvES IN REDUCTION,
LIKE CARNEGIE.
HAVE BETTER WORKMEN
Than Any Other Country and Their
Products Can Compete With the
E World-Skitful Workmen
Moot Profitable.
L. TT-rA az

Chicago. March .27-"Cut tie tlrif
on steelsor anything e'se ycu pl as ;.
American labor can stand it. | don't
care" said Charles NJ. Ss3hwab.
president of the Bethlehem Steel
company today.
Il believe in reduction. fe !
just like Andrew Carnegie does en-
that matter The American labor can
make. the best steel in the world and
with it we can compete with the
world.
| know nothing about other lines,
that is technically, but have enough
confidence in American labor to be-
lieve the tariff can be cut without
.niuring business.
Il have. teen in contact with labor
of all kinds for many years, and
know what 1t can do. know the
American workmen can produce
more steel in given time than any
Others In the world. l know they
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
MRS. BOYLE ADMITS THAT SHE
Is DAUGHTER OF THE
CHlcAGoAN.
FATHER witt HELP her
When Trial Comes up-Woman Ce-
clares Her story Will Throw
Entirely Different Light on
~ the Whitla Casc.

Pittsburg, March 27.-Wi.lian Nc
Dermott, retired Chicago fireman,
who believes that Mrs. James H.
BOYLE. one of the alleged kidnapers
of Willie Whitla, is bis daugf t'r,
has. rtyracted his declaration made
yesterday. that he would not assist
the girl on his arrivel in this city
today, is said to have retained an at
torney to look after the case.
McDermott did not get a chance to
see Mrs. Boyle as the woman had
been taken to Mercer, Pa. before. he
could visit her. After the. departure
of the prisoner 1t was learned that
her sudden removal frcm this city
was due to the fear on the part of
the. r2tei:tives connected with the
case that McDermott would institute
habeas corpus proceedings TO secure
the release of the girl he believes is
his daughter,
1t Is impossible to locate McDer'
mott tonight and William j. Jordan,
who, it is reported will protect Nc
Dermott's interests in the case is og
of town and will not return Until
Tuesday.
1t is thought that he went to Mer-
Ger and shat McDermot went with
him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
HOUSE To HOLD
LONGER SESSION
WILL CONTINUE TEN AND A HALF
HOURS A DAY TILL TARIFF
DEBATE is COMPLETED
FEW SPEECHES YESTERDAY.

Washington. March 27-Debate or
the tariff bill in the house today was
largely devoted to an ACADEMIC dis
cussion Of the question and political
questions involved, although Gardnf
of Massachusetts. thoroughly re
viewed the question Of free hides an,'
the tariff on leather goods.
Longworth. of Ohio. and Harrison,
of New York. new democratic mem
her of the WAYS and means commit.
tee, were the only representative Of
the tarlffframing committee woo
made speeches.
Ansberry, Of Ohio. advocated free
lumber. Keifer. of Ohio. and Slem ,.
of Virginia, concluded the speech
making for the day. the house ad-
journing at G:1G until Monday.
Hereafter, until the conclusion Of
the general debate on the tariff bill.
the house will meet for 10Iz hours
each day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
PADucAH CHAMPS DEFEATED.

The following Is from the Padueah
Sun and will be or interest to the 10.
cal basketball enthusiasts.
With the score a tie the secon |
half ended in the basketball game
between the Chess. Checker and
Whist club and the high school teams
last night in the final game of the sea
son of the city league. II was agreed
to play the tie off, the first team sec r
Ing "A point to win, Excitement was
intense, but Evans for high school,
succeeded in throwing a basket and
the score stood 10 TO II in favor of
he high school. II was the first de-
feat Of the Chess team this season.
ard after the game the enthusiasm
fer a basketball game in Paducah was
unparalleled. The members of the
victorious team were boosted on
shoulders and were carried around
the gymnasium, while the crowd
cheered
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
ADMITS IDENTITY.

Pittsburg. Pa, March 227.-A spec
iai to the Gazette-Times of this city
from Mercer Pa. tonight says thai
Mrs. Boyle admitted that she was
Anna McDermott. and that her father
was William McDermott of Chicago.
She said her early education was re-
ceived In the public schools OF Chi
cago and that later she was sent to
n convent in Wisconsin, She refus I'd
TO tell its name She said she AMI
Boyle were married three years ago
She continued: go
Afraid to stand. trial? No. When
go on the stand and tell my story
1t will throw an entirely differen'
light on the kidnapping episode. I'm.
til then would ask the public to
withhold its judgment want you to
correct one thing for me. In no way
am related to the Whttlas or Bulls
In Sharon.
II mean to stapu by my husband
through this affair. do not know
what his connection with the whole
dreadful thing is, but | am sure he
was not the instigator of the kidnap.
ing plot. will not say whether he
had any knowledge or 1t or not"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
STRANGE GIVES
STRONG VIEWS
pENOUNCES USE OF MONEY ri
CAMPAiCNS-lLiEUT~GOV. or
WIScONolN BEFORE lNvES-
TIGATING COMMITTEE.

Madison, Wis. March 27.-Lleutl n
ant Governor Strange was given an
opportunity before the senatorial ia
vestigating Committee to air his
views On political practices. In a
forceful maner he denounced the US
vi money in campaigns, reitera ed
his statement. that he himself had
conducted his campaign fer liepteE-
ant governor without making tbs Use
Of money and deprecated the lavish
payments to poll workers.
Strange was called TO the stand to
explain his part In TIE payment of a
check to Mr.. Perry for the latter'u
hatters campaigning, He explained
that Manager Dick had appointed
Perry at his recommendation and
that when $50 check was sent to
Oshkosh 1t was sent in his care with
the request that he deliver il TO Per-
ry, which he did,
Strange exhibited receipt which
he secured from Perry after the lat.
ter's testimony before the committee.
He said he merely took Dicks letter
and check to Perry and left the
voucher with him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28

ready on the way to the scene AMI
four companies Cf militia are ready
TO start at once
,Fhen the officers approached H1r-
jos cabin, they were fired upon by
at least twenty persons. OdOm and
Daum, fell dead, and Swift was
seriously injured. Jones ran a few
yards and hid himself in a c,unp of
trees until the Tpiians disappear d.
Then he and Carr returned to the
bodies cf their comrades. Finding
them dead, they hurried TO Pierce.
A dispatch from ChCco' ah SAYS the
Snake Indians have been purchasing
rifles aud ammunition fer months and
bat they are supplied with powder
and lead enough to last them two
days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
EXPLOSION IN
BLAST FURNACE
-FOUR MEN BELIEVED TO HAVE
BEEN KILLED IN FolSAsTER
At ILLINOIS STEEL COM
PANY'S PLANT AT JOLIET.

Joliet. H.. March 27-Four people
are supposed to have been killed and
still in the ruins and six others badly
IL not fatally wounded in an eXPios
ion at the plant of the Illinois Siesl
Company tonight.
The whole town felt the shock Of
the explosion The accident WAS
caused by a slip In No. blast fur
mace which forced a heavy charge If
gas into the engine and boiler roC IN.
The engine room roof and all the rIs-
chincry were blown to pieces
4 large gang is searching the ruins.
The body Ct Louis Johnson. the oiilef
was fourd. William Tenneyson. the
engineer was probably fatally burned
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
AFFINITY QUITS EARLE
In Bill For Divorce Wife OF the Ar.
tist Declares That He is
lunatic.

Middleton. ". Y, March 27.-Ferdi
nafid Pinney Earle Of affinity fame
today was served with papers by
Sheriff Decker of Orange county II
an action Begun by Julia Kuttner-
Earle for an annullment of the mar
riage.
Mrs. Earle alleges that she has dis
covered that Earle is a lunatic AMI
asks that her marriage be annul ed
that she be allowed to resume her
maiden name, and that the child Ed
mund Erwin Earle, less than one
year old, be allowed 20 take the
name of his mother, Edmund Erw n
krttner. Mrs. Earle alleges that
when she married Earle his mar
riage TO Emile Marie Fisehbascher
of Paris was still in force.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
.D0|NGS IN THE
WORLD OF SPORT
GOOD ENTERTAINMENT PRoMIs-
ED AT OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY NIGHT.
FIRST PRACTICE CAME
To be Played by Mounds Baseball
Team Today--Paducah Basket.
bail Champions Beaten by
4 High School. Il

Eett ! tFtldaN N-niehf al the cp.4a
house tho local !sport- enthukla ID
ARE sure of a fine entertainment. II
negotiations now going on are cor.
summated. The preliminarles will
consist cf three or four speedy glove
contests and the promoters are in
communication with some Of the speed
lest men in the game The ColllaS-
Montour wrestling match will be thu
speediest of the present season, and
viii undoubtedly draw the large 5,
crowd yet. AS has been before stated
these two men are training for the
match and are reported to be in ex-
ccllent condition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
ElRsT PRACTICE GAME.

The Mounds baseball team. when
has been reorgan.zed for the coming
season, will play their first practice
game at Mounds today This team Is
composed Cf several well known
yourg players of Cairo and Mounds.
Their first game will be fast team
fromSt. Louis. which will be playel
early next month. The Mounds team
made ain excellent record last seas.
on, and bids fair TO do as WELL II not
better this year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28

can put out better steel than any
others. We have nothing TO fear
from a cut in duties, because we have
the best goods
1T is true that we pay cur work
men more money than other nations,
but always to pay skillful workmen
the highest wages. Therefore 'tho
highest paid labor is the most profit,
able to the employer. A skillful man
makes money for his employer"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
BURTON HONOR GUEST
At Banquet Illinois Manufacturers
Association at Peoria-Never
Mentioned Deep Waterways.

Peoria, III. March 27.-SenatoI
Theodore T. Burton of Ohio. was tn
guest Of honor at the banquet bf tho
of the Illinois Manufacturers Associ
alton at the Creve Couer Club here
tonight.
Burton's failure to allude to the
proposed deep waterway caused dis
appointment amongst the radicals
present, but his reference to improve
ments of the great lakes, the drain
age canal and Hennepin Canal were
well received. Other speakers were
w. b. Brinton, Of Dixon; r. p. Dourie
Of Moline; b. J. Mullaney. Of Chicago
and W II. Taylor cf Peoria.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
kiTTANl CAPTURED.

Fez, Morocco. March % (Monday)
-KittaBi. the priest who has been
preachiug Holy War in support of the
pretender, has been captured. Sur
rounded, by strong body of horse.
men he was brought into Fez today
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
LIQUOR AND JEALOUSY
caused Man TO AHsmat Est,rmins-
nation of His siiy-Filled
One Child Then suc'ded.

Pittsburg. Pa. March p Ate mr.
ing two buliets n his ~lfe. poin z
Q revolver a. his moiherin-isw When
she attempted 10 help fer daughter.
and trying vanity 20 Fei his little
daughter ut q -eirhbor's hoIss
that he might kill her. Harry Smith.
q uoforran whose home vs. At
'Coraopoils near here. today sent
bullCt through the bran ef hs ~
vear-old son Richard. killing the by
instantly. and thea shot hiHseh
through the head. DYING h a Nv
nsomcnts.
The ca1se Of the frsgedy is said TO
he liquor and jealousy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
TAFT AND SHERMAN LOSE.

Washington, March 27.--At the end
Of two hours of golf play the scores
revealed that President Taft and Vice
President Sherman, who were match
ed against General Edwards and Cap
tain Butt in a foursome. had been de-
feated by four points al sixteenth
hole.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
TROUBLE IS BREWING
over Local Option Election In Obi.
Capitol, Says Report, Which is
Later Denied.

Springfield. Ohio, March. 2I.-z
Trouble is brewing here over the 10
cal option election March 29 The
saloons have been closed by order oi
the adjutant general; the militia be
ing mobilized awaiting the call ol
the sheriff. and special deputies are
being sworn in. Uneasy crowds pa
rade the streets and race riot is
feared.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
JOHNSON AGREES TO
EIGhT JAMES ]. cORREIT.

Minneapolis, March 27.--Jack John
son has agreed TO fight Jim Corbett
for the championship of the world.
His one condition was that $1,000
forfeit should be posted and suit.
able purse should be offered. y. A.
Stokes. the Minneapolis hacker OF
Corbett, declares readiness TO a
purse of $4,000 nda $4,000 side
bet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
MANY FOREIGN AND DoMEsTict
NEWS EvENTs-coNoREss
AND THE TARlEF.
VIII Continue to occupy Astention--
DIn ooincs N the Railrosd'
World-RpgssyeIt Cue at 4
Glbra,tar. 49, n

.as ~ Y EE ~ pa&
J Washing son, D. G.,i Merch 27--rEfc
ensusg seven days hold forth tho
promise Of al considerable nup ben OF
Interesting and irnportant news events
both at home and abroad.
The wrestling OF congress with the
Payne tariff bin will continue 10 oc-
cGpy first place in the attention Of
the public al holme, Other interes'-
ing bits Of news that may he expect
ed TO emanate from the seat OF na-
tiona government curing the week
viii relate to important diplomatic
and other appointments.
President Taft has promised to be
ore of the guests at the annual din
ner OF the Harvard club at the Raj
eigh hotel Tuesday night Other
guests will be the retiring presid ent
CT Harvard, DR. Chas " Eliot. an |
senator Raot, Dr. Edward Everett
Hale and others prominent In public
life.
Before the end of the week the
steamship Hamburg with Colonel
Roosevelt and party aboard. will
touch at Gibraltar ard on Tuesday
the ship is due to reach Naples, where
the Roosevelt expedition will trans
fer to the steamer Admiral, leaving
the next day for the east coast cf
Africa
Events i'm the Industrial world will
be more or less numerous to judge
from the present outlook. The situ-
alton with regard to the threatened
strike pf the coal miners will bs
watched with interest reduction
| 10 wages Is announced by several OF
the steel companies to come into ef-
feet with The first day OF the new
month, ON which date some import
an, changes In railroad rates and reg
lulaticns win also come into opera
uon 20 +
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad has fixed next Friday
as the timo for driving the last spike
In the new Pacific extension OF their
system. The event Is OF more than or
binary Importance as marking the
completion Of another transconti-
mental railroad line.
The convict lease system. which
has come in for so much criticism OF
late years because of the graft ami
cruelties IL was alleged to have fcs-
tered. will come TO an end In Geor.
gia next Wednesday. when the law
passed by the last legislature 70
abolish the system will come into et-
feet. Under the new system the con-
yicts are to be used on the roads OF
the state and other public works ami
also on prison farms. 1t is antici'
pated that under the new law Geor-
gla In few years will have a mag
nificent system OF public highways.
Conventions and conferences that
will attract public notice during the
week will include the biennial inter
national meeting of the Brotherhood
| Of Locomotive Engineers and the
council meeting OF the General Fed
Grafton of WCmen's Clubs. both of
which are 10 meet IA San Antorio,
Texas: the annual convention of the
National Dental Association at Dir.
mlngham. Ala. ans conference cali
81 by Governor Sanders Of Louisiana
to meet IN New Orleans 10 take az
ton looking toward the establishment
- uniforms child and women labor
issWs and the possible hetterment Il
conditions in this respect through
cut the south
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
CHEAPER POSTAGE.

Washington. March .27.-Cheaper
rates on mail between points on ri.
raj delivery lines will be charged, II
a bill fntrodured in the. hodse today
by Representative Henry. of Connec.
ucut, becomes law. This bill pro
vides for "a reduction of the present
postage rates for mail from door ID
door.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
TO IMPROVE ROADS.

Berlin, March 27-A bill was IN
troduced in Prussian diet today to
empower the government to spend
$56,00o,000 Oh the extension, compile
ton, improvement and equipment
and particularly the electrification. Of
the Prussian railroads.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28

of the cabinet today at which King
Peter was present. the resignation of
Prince George was accepted. Tho
subject will come up before the ma
tional assembly tomorrow. when la
all probability Prince Alexander viii
be proclaimed his successor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
CHILD cREMArEo.

Glenwcod. Wis. March 27.-Dur
ire which destroyed the home OF
Henry Jakeien last nigh. fis tiN-
year.old son was crenatci, while
three ether children were saved ~
being thrown iron an upper wilcaH.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
-FOUR AsPHYxIATEp.

Chicago. March 2T.-Four uniden.i-
fed Greeks were found dead IN a gas
filed room in a west side boarding
house tonight. Il Is thought that one
of them accidentally turned on ire
gas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
SNAKE CLAN KILLS TWO OFF,
GERS WHEN THEY ATTEMPT
TO ARREST CHEF.
MILITIA ON The TRAIL
Also Armed Posce of Citizens-in-
dams Have Supply Of Powder
and Shot Sufficient to
Last TWO Days. I,

oklahoma c!ty.' okls thf'sn e.
Two officers dead. adoth4r. fa'a z
wounded. four companies of militia
en- the way and armed men from
various places gathering for battle.
These are he result OF an att ampt
this evening of Ave officers to ar. est
Chief Harjo, head of the Snake Can
of the Greek Indians at Hi-kcry
Ground, the zone Of the fight last
Thursday
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28

HERMAN ODOM, of Checotha, son
of he sheriff of Mcintosh county.

EDWARD DAUM. city MARSHA.
Fatally wounded: Frank Swift, Of
Muskogeo. Frank Jones and Will
liam Carr other members of the
posse escaped unhurt and carry ng
Swift with them reached Pierce,
where the alarm was given. More
than a hundred armed men from
various nearby settlements are a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
RESIGNATION s.ccEPTED.

Belgrade, March 27.-At meeting
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-16
NOAH's RAVENS
a knotty Question Answered BY .
Blacksmith Preacher.

a knotty Question Answered BY .
Blacksmith Preacher.
Many years ago there lived IN one OF
the mountain counties Of Tennessee a
blacksmith who 70 his reputation Cor
honest work during the week added
that Of being a powerful exhorter on
Sundays. Held 10 high esteem by his
neiEhbors, possessed Of q sudlciency Of
this worlds goods Tor that primitive
community, be seemed 70 have solved
the question Of terrestrial happiness,
but the 'thorn a. the 6eah" h indigo
nous to all cllmes and conditions. and
for the blacksmith Il grew IN the per.
con Of one Tom Bradley, q tall, lank
mOuntaineer, who was the wit and
waS Of the nsishborhood and who also
occupied the unenviabIe position Of
Skeptic IN that orthodox community.
Tom delighted to prod the smith with
certain inexpllcable Biblical state
ments, aud these encounters sometimes
resulted dlsastrously fOs the exhoFteF,
causing him much humiliation and
making him. a. be said, ''wrassle IN
prayer aud cry 10 the Lord and spare
not"
Once ct the yearly camp meeting the
old man was giving bis ''experience"
IN the tone and manner tharwerS con.
aidered devotional IN these parts. my
brethren. all" be said, 'as was
A-standin' IN my shop an gittin' ready
10 shoe Billy Kites old gray maFo. ah,
long come that son % q sun Tom
Bradley, ah ne est me 81 believed
everything IN the Bible. Cd. said
everything from kiver % kivOF, ah.
Believe that yarn about Noah beln'
shet up % the ARK VITA eli them dis.
fsront sort % critters. ahT sezaa. -.
I done swallersd Jonah an the whale.
Cd. nn' ! want e-goln' - gag at Noah,
ah5 Wen. sowa. "a. 'Of that raven
Mean ssnt ous gol lex aA. wheps dld
~ tkuoo hsre rarons conls ffuui.- ehY
Brsthrsn. I thougllt Or = mlnuta. "a.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-16

On the day before Memorial day
IN one Of the smaller cities q mem
Der Of the school beard visited a
primary school and, after addressing
the pupils, asked, "What is the holt
day tomorrow"
Decoration dayP' came from al.
fWhat do you do on Decoration
dayf"
'DecOrate the soldiers graves"
came in a chorus.
"Why do you decorate their
graves any more than others'T
This was a poser, but finally one
little fellow held up his hand.
"Well, sir, why is itS" he was
asked.
Because they are dead and we
ain't"--Lippincott's.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-16

corps ordered Che 2efeeans 90 ahoTe
them back and with unnecessary
gru1nea told them to 60 about their
business, as General Wheeler vas
too busy to zee them for some
hours.
"The big mamie looked to be a
German, and he was one-was in
slant in obedience, but the others
were moving back slowly when
Wheeler threw open the flap Of his
tent and asked what the trouble
was.
"Here are a lot Of people, the
officer replied, who want hospital
passes. None Of us has had any
thing TO eat since breakfast, and 80
] told them TO 20 away
GAS have had no luncheon in
three days. Wheeler replied, Z
think you might miss lunch just
once, and then he turned to the
group.
THE big German drew himself
into as soldierly a position as his
age and ROBUSTNESS would permit.
lie saluted as they do in Europe,
palm forward. General Wheeler adj
Yanced, answered the salute and
asked what he could do for him.
"1 know by telegraph mine boy
is dead said the German. MY frau
Is too much mid sorrow TO come,
and, respectfully, general, want
his body to bury in the Lutheran
cemetery. You will that permit?
General Wheeler extended both
hands to his visitor and said: My
heart is with you, sir, and ] am at
your service. There are horrors and
glories in war. You have been a sol
dieff'
""Yes. I was hit three times at
Sedan
"'Then you are proud that your
boy died for his Hag2
"Yes, and God bless you, gen.
eral.'
"Then General Wheeler said, I'll
want you TO see that this gentleman
is given the body OF his son and
that it is escorted to the train with
q guard Of honor"