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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
chlcaqo Live Stock

CHICAGO, Oct. S-Catte-Receipts estimat-
ca at 1000; market steady beeyes, s3S5@s. rs;
Texas steers IS, S,75Q4sO; western steers, $40
7.25 stockers and feeders, $3q5.1Oi cows and
heifers, S2d5 50; calves, s709.5O.
Uogg-Receipts estimated at Il, 900; market
steady; light, $715077O; mixed. $L3OQZ S5;
heavy. 7.256l7 90; rough, S725G745; good to
choice heavy ST. 459Z9O; pigs, $5.2547. 10; bulk
OF sales, $760@7S0,
sheep-Receipts estimated at 25OO; market
weak; native, ST. 4O94.S0; western. $260Q4.S5;
yearlings, s44Oa5.s5; lambs, native, $425Q1so
western, s4.5O9Z15
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
Treasury State ment

WASHINGTON, oct. 2S.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business
today was as follows; Trust funds-Gold
coin. SS72,S97S69; silver dollars, $4ST
OOO; silver dollars of 1890, S4,O40,000 silver
certificates outstanding, s4S7O55,000. Cen
eral fund-Standard silver dollars, S2,S67,-
S14; current liabilities, S10S,746,1S7; work
ing balance in treasury, $27O71061; in the
banks to credit of treasurer. S41,14O62
subsidiary silver coin. S1S,5s4.974; minor
coin. SI,635,797; balance, SS7 ,9S7
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
California Dried Fruits

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Evaporated apples
firm fancy 1OQ1O1Ac; choice, 9 X loc;
prime, 81 QS%c; common to fair, 61a q S 1sc.
Prunes, firm; California y q 7c: Oregon .
a9c' Apricots firm; choice 11@111ac; ex-
ira choice, 11hQ11%c; fancy 12@12lRc.
Peaches in light supply; choice, 5h%5%c c;
extra choice, 5& @61Ac; fancy, 6h @6% C.
Raisins dull with coast market unsettled
loose muscatels, 3&@41hc; choice to fancy
seeded, Az D6c; seedless, 3% &c; London
LAYERS s1.2O0125,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. oct. 23.-Coffee futures
closed dull, 10 points lower. Sales reported
Of 1900 bags, including No at 5.S5c; May
6'1Oc; Sept. 6.25c; spot. quiet NO Z RIO
sssc No. Santos, sac; mild' QUIET Coroo-
sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining, S.sOe;
centrifugal SO test, 4.3Oe; molasses sugar
s.55c: refined. steady; No. g. 4Soei NO .
4s0c. No. g. 455c; No. 9, 4.50c; No 10.
s5e; No. ii, 4.4Oc; No. ~, 4,35c; No. 49,
100; No. IA. 4sOe; oonfectloners A, 4.s5c;
mould A, 5.5Oc; cut loaf. 5,95c crushed
5.s5c; powdered, 425c; granulated' o.l9c'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
Local Lumber Prices

Oregon pine Rough, $21@25, according to
size: flooring, s37 5O9425O; stepping 500
ness and grade; rustic, ss5942.5 5O interior
finish, $50dD55.
Redwood-Rough, $22GSO; clear. surfaced
S350l5; siding S25d3O rustic, A25Oq46;
ceiling. s25fDi2.50, according to thickness;
pickets s90d25, shingles, s., &d2.75; eedars'
So 2J; shakes. SlS42O.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
sHlPM ENTs
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments of oranges and lemons {.
Z. from Los Angeles Thursday, Oct. 2l, @
o were 80 carloads of oranges and of 9
. lemons. Total to date there have been g
{. shipped 37,i02 carlOads, of which 6tl2 g
8 have been lemons. Last season to date g
. there were shipped 29,3t9 carloads, of G
8 which 4S2i were lemons. g
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
Exnorts and Imports

NEW YORK Oct 23.-Exports of gem
eral merchandise from the port of New
York for the week ended Oct. 16. were
valued at s15,749,346. Imports of specie
for the same time were S42.21 silver and
$114,676 gold. Exports of specie were s6O1,-
91s silver and 100000 gold.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
San Eranolsoo shippl.1a

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23.-Arrived-
Steamers Coos Bay Mandalay, Jim Butler
from san Pedro; jim Butler from Redondo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES, Oct. 23.-Bank clearings
We're s2,O26.24463, against $l,O7I.O2O.n for the
corresponding date last year. an increase Of
$962, o. Following. is a comparative state
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
DAILY MINING CALL

official sales-2OOO Bon Glare at Is; 1000 do
(BSO at 15Ik; 1000 do at 15l2; 1000 Con Mines
at ~; 200 Fraction at 64 500 Daisy at 3; 200
do at So; 1000 Con Mines (off board) at 1A
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
81. Louis Wool

ST. LOUIS, Oct 2S.--Wool, firm; medium
grades combing and clothing, 24@ soc; light
hne, 23@27hc; heavy fine, l4Q22ci tuo
washed, 2643Sc
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
Mew York Stocks

Special service to The Herald by e. F.
Hutton &. Co, 112 West Third street, MEM
bars New York stock exchange.
NEW YORK, Oct 23.-Followlng were quo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
New York Curb
NrM YoRK. o. 2s.-FoIIowlng wore the

Special service % The Herald by T. F. Hut
ton & Co., ll2 West Third street. Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24

Don't simply allow It 10 die-that plan Of
yours Find a little capital through advertis-
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
NEW YORK COTTON

Special service to The Herald by E. F. HUT
ton &, Co, 1l2 West Third street. Los Angeles
menbers eastern exchanges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
MANN ACQUITTED;
DRAMATIC SCENE
CHICAGO MAN TRIED FOR MUIR
DER THANKS JURY
THROUGH TEARS.
WOMEN KISS ATTORNEY
Who Defended Man--Proved Aiibi
eosfuIly-Excitement in
Court Room Bordered
On Mysteries.

Chicago March 1S.-Dramtic scenes
accompanied the acquittal here today
of .Luman G. Mann, charged wi h the
murder of Mrs. Frances Gilmore
Thompson last June The evidence
against Mann was eircrmstan' ial
His defense was an alibi, The jury
took but one ballot. With the words
mot guilty from the lips of the
foreman the scene in the court be-
came one of excitement bordering on
hysteria
Il have been a bad man, but few
years from now you will hear of me
as an honest citizen" Mann said in
thanking the jury, Tears were rolling
down his cheeks and his sobs made it
almost impossible for him to speak.
I'VE knew you were innocent" said
one of the jurors, unabashed tears
flowing freely Other jurors furitively
applied handkerchiefs to their eyes
as Mann returned to his mother
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19

throwing his arms about her neck
and crying like a child.
Women who had been in constant
attendance at the trial, weeping and
all trying to talk at once, made a rush
for Attorney Erbstein, who defended
Mann. Several of them tried to kiss
him, and it is said that some of them
succeeded before he made his escape
Meanwhile the bailiff was shouting
for order, to which nobody paid any
attention.
Orville C. Mann, the acquitted
mans father, wealthy and promi-
nent resident of the suburb. OAK
Park. was the only one of the defend
ants family not present. Worn out
by the strain of the trial and sus-
pense. he was compelled to seek
medical aid and remained at home.
Under cross examination the de-
fendant was compelled to relate a
story at which his mother hung her
head. He told of drinking bouts dur
ing one of which he spent $1,000 in a
single night; of gambling and of low
associates.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
PREPARATIONS
MORE WARL|KE
TROOPS GATHER IN CENTRAL
A RIGA NlCARAGUAN
PRESIDENT DOES NOT FEAR
U. S. INTERVENTION.

City of Mexico, March 1S.-It is re-
ported here today that war prepara
tions are being carried on in Central
America on a larger scale than ever
According TO a dispatch President %
laya, of Nicaragua, has learned of q
plot whereby President Davila, Of
Honduras. his former ally. has IL
serted him and has joined President
Cabrera of Guatemala, and President
Frigero of Salvador i'm a conspiracy
TO isolate Nicaragua.
The massing Of 5000 troops on the
IIonduran frontier is for the purpose
Of frightening Davila back into his
old alliance. Zeelaya declares he
does moi fear intervention on the
part of the United States. He has
been reported as saying If marines
are landed, the Nicaraguans will figh'
to the last ditch.
zeelaya has 5000 men under arms
now. one hundred pieces of artillery
and two dynamite guns He can mus
ter twelve thousand trained troops
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
WILL NOT co
TO VENEZUELA
CASTRO'S RELATIVES PREVAIL
UPON HIM TO STOP AT
PORT or SPAIN.
WROTE PROCLAMATION
To oeopte of Venezuela Which He
Tore When Informed That
He Had Been
Indicted.

Dresden, March 18-Cirriant Cas-
tro, former president of Venezuela,
has given up the idea of going dire t
to La Guira. He will leave the
steamer Guadeloupc on which he
will sail Morch 2G from Bordeaux, at
Port of Spain, Trinidad, Were he
will take up his residence temporarily
at least,
At Port cf Spain he will await news
from his friends in Venezuela and
win then determine what his course
shall be. Castro yielded reluctantly
to the persuasions of his wife, sister
and brother. not to land at LaGuira.
Castro had prepared proclama,
ticn to the people Of Venezuela, IN
which he recognized the Gomez gov
eminent He had intended to dis
tribute this, which also announced
that it was his purpose to live quietly
IL the country.
But when he learned that indict-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
YOUNG BURClAR
SERIOUSLY SHOT
ONE OF TRIO EScApES-cAUGHT
IN TRAP WHEN ATTEMPT
is MADE TO ROB BASE
MENT.

Eddie Jackson, IS year old negro
boy Is at St Mary's Infirmary suffer
ing from serious bullet wound in
his stomach which he received
last night while in company with two
other boys who attempted to steal
some empty beer bottles in the base
ment of Nichols and Stegg's restaur-
ant at 2l3 Ohio street. The other
two negroes are about the same agc
as the victim. One of them, James
Young was captured by Sergeant
Cowell but the third escaped.
The basement was robbed several
nights ago of about five cases of
empty beer bottles and a trap hal
been set for the guilty parties If
they returned. The three young ne
groes were caught in the trap about
9 o'clock last night and the Jackson
boy was shot as stated The police
were unable to learn who did the
shooting
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
ALCOHOL HAS NO
THERAPEUTIC USE
JUDGING FROM DISCUSSION or
DOCTORS AT ANNUAL MEET
ING OF DRUG STUDENTS IN
WASHINGTON.

Washington March. fS.-Alcohol
practically has no theraneutic uses,
judging from the discussions at the
semi-annual meeting here today of
the American socit~y for the study
of alcohol and other drug marco les.
Some medical scientists cont n led
that alcohol has no therapeutic uses.
others that on the whole II has few
such uses, while others declare that
alcohol is gradually being eliminate
as drug.
Papers were read by Drs. Henry O..
Marcy. of Boston, Mass, honorary
president of the society, entitled "A
Medical Study of the Temperance
Movement In the South" Howard A..
Kelly of Baltimore, on "The Alcoholic
Problem in Every Day Life:" T. D
Crothers, Of Hartford, Conn, Future
OF the Alcoholic Problem" w. ID.
Parks, of Atlanta, Ga. Effects of AL
cohol on the Temperament rs 1t Re.
lates to Race and Nationality"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
CONTEST KILLED
BY LEGISLATURE
BY PARTY VOTE MAJORITY RE
PORT IS ADOPTED IN JOINT
SESSION.
DEEP WATERWAY BILL
introduced in Illinois House Yester-
day--Creates Commission With
rower Over All Waters
in the State.
Special TO The Bulletins

Special 10 The Bulletins
Springfield, H.. March 1S.--The
general assembly sitting in Joint SOS
sion today killed the Steyensonne-
neen contest by tablng the report
of the minority that the ballots fer
governor should be rc.counted and
adopting the report cf the majority
of the contest committee that the
petition for a contest shouldbe dis
missed. The matter was disposed of
by purely party vote.
The vote on tabling the minority
report was 119 to Ga and on adopting
the majority report l20 to "a.
George A. Cooke, of Aledo, counsel
for General Stevenson, declared in
his argument that the Democrats had
prima facia case and also held
that under the law the legislature
had no other recourse than to order
recount of the ballots, citing the
case cf McElyain versus Caldwell,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
MAF|A WARNS
j. S. CONSUL
LETTERS TO CON-
SUI BISHOP AT PALERMO
HANDED BY HIM TO POLICE
HUNT CONTINUES.

Palermo March 1S.-Amerlea1
threatening ris life and declaring
that the Malta will punish him even
worse than it did Petrosino il he
continues to perescute Sicilian Grim
inals who wish to find refuge in New
York, or II he continues to excite the
Italian police and judicial authorities
to molest persons suspected of com
plicity in the plot against Petrosno.
Bishop, Notwithstanding the threats,
handed the letters to the police, who
took immediate steps to protect his
person and the American consula e
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
MANY TRIBUTES
TO CLEVELAND
MEMORIAL EXERCISES IN NEW
Yos.e ATTENDED BY PRoMi-
NENT PERSONS.
LETTER BY ROOSEVELT
Which Lauded Character Of Last
Democratic President is Read
Speech by Fuller
Poem BY Glider.

New York, March tS-Tribuies II
poem. song aud speech wee rendered
today in homer Of the seyenty-s G nj
birthday anniversary of the late
President Grover Cleveland at tho
memorial exercises in viii Pfesi
dent Taft, 'Goyeronr Hughes. Chief
Justice Fuller and Mayer McC el al
made addresses and several hunired
Of New York's most promiaent aiti-
zens attended. Mrs Cleveland with
a party of friends occupied a box in
Carnegie hall, where tho memorial
was held.
A second memorial was hell to-
night at the college of the City ef
New York at which speeches wera
made ~ Governor Hughes, Senator
Root, Mayor Mcclellan. Judge
Graym Of Delaware, William b. Horn
blower and Edward NJ. Shepard
AT Carnegie hall Taft paid an
earnest tribute to Cleve' and as
man who was completely American
in his character as was Lincoln AS
a public official. Taft praised Cleye-
land for his rugged honesty and for
his adherance to the principles which
he believed to he right In his fieht
to limit the legislative restrietio OF
executive discretion Taft declared
that Cleveland had won the eYerlas.-
ing thanks Of the American people
Former President Roosevelt Gent a
letter in which the former president
tod OF his personal relations With
Cleveland and praised the late chief
rs man of earnest pur-
pose and high courage In the face cf
and attack.
A poem written in honr Of CIeve-
land by Richard Watson Gtder and
read by him was Feature u the ex-
ercises.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19

FROM SGr~amcn county. a leg 'slatiye
contest, in which the supreme court
had SO he'd.
Rcplyiug to the objection of the
Republicans that the recount would
cost the state large sum of money,
he said he stood ready to give GER
tilted check and that the Democrats
would pay the expense of having the
ballot boxes brought to Springfield
and having the recount made.
Senator Orville +. Berry of Garth
age, counsel for Deneen. replying to
Mr.. Cooke argued that the Demo
Gratis had failed to show the commit
tee where fraud had been committed
or miscount of the ballots made
Fortv-sixth Ballot.
The forty-sixth ballot for United
States senator resulted as follows:
Hopkins &c. Foss rs. Mason {, Low
der SO, Shrrtleff IS, Sherman 2 Me
Kinley .. Calhoun /. Stringer SO. Lu-
Glib NJ. Potts of Springfield 50, Henry
=, Bergen of Chicago 2.
Deep Waterway.
A leep waterway bin was intro
duced in the house today by Mr.
SmekaI of Chicago, which does away
with the Illinois and Michigan canal
and transfers their powers and dut es
without further emolumeut. to the
Deep Waterway Commission Of Iii
ois. which is created by the bill 1t
also merges the Illinois and Michigan
canal into the deep waterway pro-
igct. and that when this canal shat
10 longer be required for canal pur-
l'oses on account of a link in the
deep waterway the commission s9all
have power TO dispose of it and turn
the proce9ds over tn the state
The bill provides for a commission
IF five and the construction of deep
waterway from bOckp0rt to Utica
and the ISSUING Of $50 % 400 in
bonds The channel shall be twenty
fcur feet deep. and 400 feet wide.
Joliet It shall be constructed
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
VIGOROUS SEARCH URGED.

Rome. March 1.-THE Italian gov
ernment has sent a telegraphic com
munication to the authorities of a
large number of cities requesting that
a vigorous search be instituted for
the murderers of Lieutenant Petro-
sino, or their accomplices.
Especial vigilance is being oh
served in Constantinople, Tunis. Mar
seilles, Malta and parts of~ Eg pt,
while detectives have been sent to
places where the Malta is. known to
have many adherents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
JOIN
STRIKE IN PARIS
LIKEWISE REPAIRERS AND ME-
CHANiCS IN POST EMPLOYE
-CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
MAY SOLVE PROBLEM.

Paris, March 18.--Tnere was not
the slightest indication at a late hour
of break in the deadlock between
the government and its striking en-
ployes, nor was there any prospect
of Improvement in the situation.
The strike, however, will be made
the subject of consideration in the
chamber of deputies tomorrow and a
solution of the problem may then be
furnished.
The climax of the strike was
reached tonigth when five thousand
repairers, linemen snd mechanics de-
cidede 10 join the strikers. These
were tn last remaining workmen
employed by the post administration.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19

importance in International affairs
because of the fact that Great Britain
will receive the benefit of the mini
mum rates of the Payne tariff
The ways and means committee III
its report, estimates that the entire
revenues to the government for the
fiscal year Of 1910, providing the
Payne bill is in operation, viii b.
$500, ,065, 1856. As the total amount
for which revenue will be required
for 1910. is estimated at sS72, ,221 ,7o1,
it is claimed that the deficit of 1910
will be about $10,000000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19

between masonry walls and have a
feet.
No work shall be done by the COM
mission until plan of coop ration
shall be agreed upon and authorized
by the United States authorities with
out further authority from the gen
eral assembly, but the acquirem mt
OF the river rights and property sha |
not be delayed. The comm'ssit n
shall have power over all navigable
streams In the state and power to
sell water power to the highest bid
der, The dam across the Illinois
river at Marseiles. in LaSalle coun-
ty shall be removed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
BRYAN MUST WITHDRAW.

Buffalo. March lS.-"The almost
unanimous sentiment from Demo-
rats have met is that a new man
should lead in the rext contest. Bry-
Al must recognize the soundness of
his view" This u'terance by former
GOVERNOR Hoke Smith. of Georgia. at
4 Cleveland birthday dinner To-
aight, was greeted with applause.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
NAVAL SCARE REVIVED
BY Stories That England May Buy
Dresdnounhts Now Being
Built For Brazil.

London. March lS.-The naval
scare in England has been revived by
Fhmors that the British government
is considering the purchase Of three
warships Of the Dreadnought type
now being built iT England fl
Brazil
The government has an option on
taking over these vessels. but I'm view
of the emphatic statements of tie
ministers that the proposed esti
mates are sufficient to meet contil-
geneies. it is doubtful that it will ex-
excise this right unles unexpected
developments should cccur.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
MURDER PLOT FAILED.

London. March 1s-A TINS from
Peshawur. British India. SAYS the
Ameer of Afghanistan has ordered
numerous arrests at Kabul AMI Jela-
lahad. on the discovery of a plot to
murder himself. the heir apparent
AID other members Of his family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
FIGHT WITH PITCHFORKS
Four Men Quarrel Over Haystaek-
All Wounded and One Will
Die.

Des Moines, la. March lS.-Charlas
Bilberg is DIVING and three Others are
badly hurt as q result of an en-
counter with pitchforFs at Sorm Lake
yesteday. 4 battle followed dis
pute over stack of hav which
James Scotbern and Bilbere tried to
remove from Ell Citizens farm Git
tens son opened the fight Bitherg's
skull was fractured AMI his brain
pierced by fork tine. He eaunOt
live. No arrest has been made and
ali the cOmbatants were seriously
hurt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
SENATOR'S S0N-|N-LAW
Tells Haw He Spent $2.555 of His
Own Money in Stephenson's
Campaign.

Madison, Wis, March 1S.-One of
the most important witnesses before
committee today was ]. Earl Morgan
of Oshkosh, son-in-law of Senator
Stephenson. who spent s2.555 of his
own money in behalf of ihs father-in-
law in Winnebago county.
He told now nearly the full amount
was disbursed. He testified that he
dill not expect TO be reimbursed, but
Stephenson insisted. declaring that
every d. cent has got TO go into
my expense account"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
NAVAL AIDE INJURED.

Washington March 1s.-Lieutenant
Semmes Reid, naval aide to Presi
dent Taft. was probably fatally in
jured late today while riding with
several other naval officers in Rock
Greek Park. His horse stumbled aui
fell upon him, crushing his left thiyh
and iniuring him internally.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
a Modern fnstaner

The higher education is not wholly
In vain Here is a student of the Uni-
Fersity of Pennsylvania who has so
wisely oommuned with the great
spirits of old that be is able 10 train
ten-dollar monkey to serve him as
a valet. even 10 The backing of the
disciple boots. They say no man is
a hero TO his valet. Wonder shat this
particular monkey thinks Of his mas
ter?
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
AUSTRIAN MINISTER TO
SERVIA REPORTED KILLED.

London, March is Dispatches
from Berlin state that the Lokal An
zeiger publishes a report that Count
Forgach, Austro-Hungarian minister
TO Servia, has been assassinated
Nothing connrmatory is obtainab'"
here
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
WILL PAY RANSOM.

Sharon. Pa. March 1S.-James p
Whitla. father of the boy who was
Kidnapped Today has decided TO COM
pply with the demand of $40 e00 ran
som and viii advertise his willing
ness to do so in the papers specified
in the note received from the kidnap-
Ders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
NO VERDICT YET.

Nashville, Tenn, March 1S.-The
jury in the Cooper case having failed
to reach an agreement up TO six
O'Clock, Judge Hart announced that
he would not receive the verdict
should one be reached until tomor.
row morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19

ments had been found against him
he tore the document up lie has
received many letters from Venezuela
describing the distrust and fear Ell
tertaned by the writer's of those il
power and expressing concern over
Castro's personal safety.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
FOUR CHILDREN BURN.

Bristow. Okla, March 1S-Four
children of VI. c. Palmer. near New
by. Okla We're burned to death in a
prairie fire which today Destroyed
tho family residence Palmer. his
wife anl enc son escaped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
OLIVER SUCCEEDS KNOX.

Harrisburg. Pa, March 1S-George
Tenor Oliver of Pittsburg, yesterday
was formally elected TO the United
States senate to succeed Phiander
G. Knox.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
MORE WAGES CUT.

JohnstOwn, Pa, March 1S.-The
Cambria Steel Company which. when
in full activity employs $4,000 men,
today announced a ten per cent re-
duction in wages effective April 1.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19
INSURGENTS SURRENDER.

Havana, March 1S.-Seuga a1t
Cortes. leader Of the insurractioa s 3
and his whole band surrendered 10
night to the civil authorities OF r.
medios, Santa Clara province.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19

Whatever may be said OF the mod
ern man. be cannot be said 10 be lack
ing in modesty. While the ancients
issned from the gods. Ne do cur best
70 demonstrate that we have descend
ed from moRkeys.-Paris Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-19

The Compensation Of Amusement.
When one has no moaey It IS anus
ng 10 work-Alfred de Aussst