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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-11
The Wrong Scent.

From the Baltimore American.
Of powder.
She fdelightediy)-Oh. do you? Don't
you think the violet scent Is the best7
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Gen. r. L. Meade Dead.

BOSTON, February 11.-Brig. Gen. Rob-
ert L. Meade. U. s. NJ. c., retired, died
at his home in Lexington today, fol-
lowing an illness of several months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-11
Adjourns in Lincoln's Memory.

Neither branch Of Congress will be
in session tomorrow on account of Lin
coins birthday anniversary.
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trailed through the dusk. Twelve Or the
wounded. wrapped in blankets. were car
ried In hammocks slung from poles rest
ing upon the shoulders OF their comrades
At Yalu the wounds were crudely dressed
under the light of single candle. From
O'Clock In the evening until IL the
morning the wounded lay grooming upoa
the ground. Al the latter hour the moon
shone through the clouds, and under its
light the retreat to Moogan was resumed
Conrad showed great vitality, in spite
OF the loss of blood. Upon either s.de he
was supported on his mule by news
paper correspondent from the United
States who had accompanied the army
Once the wounded commander tainted in
the saddle, but he was revived by swal-
low of spirits. Dreben. one Of Gordon
Americans. and an old Philip ne soldier,
captured and cooked a chicken and fur
nlshed broth for the wounded.
More Americans Wanted.
BLUEFIELDS, Nicaragua, February
1.-Upon the arrival OF Gen. Zeledon at
Moogan yesterday preparations were be-
gun Immediately for another forward
movement OF Gen. Mena's division, the
progress of which was checked by the
ment at Santa Clara.
Walter Gcrdon's aid has been dispatch
ed to Panama to recruit fifty more Amer
leans. who, armed with Winchester rifles.
are expected to join Gen. Mena IN three
weeks. This move suggests that there
will be no further actual fighting unt:
the reinforcement of American sharp
shooters arrives.
Gen. Matuty. with 200 additional men
is reported moving up the Mico river and
IS expected to form a Junction with Gen.
Mena at the end of two weeks.
The PROFESSIONALS profess that they
are not disheartened by the repuIse eX-
perienced by Gen. Mena and lay that he
accomplished his purpose of diverting a
Lart o. the government forces from
their movement against Gen. Chamorro.
in spite of the fact that a misinterpre-
tation Of the commanders orders ne
cesSitated retreat earlier than had
been anticipated. They point out that
although the insurgents were greatly
outnumbered they gave good account
Of themselves.
The death Of Gen. Blandon is a So
we're loss, but his example of courage
has afforded another inspiration. There
is great rejoicing here over the news
that Gen. Chamorro had occupied Mata-
galra, az that department is a fruitful
source Of supplies The city OF Mata-
galpa is but about seventy-five miles
from Managua, the objective point of
the reyolutiOniStS.
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The only legislative characteristic of
the Joint committee on printing was the
fact that il was composed of legislators,
he concluded.
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CHANGES AT CAPITOL
RESIGNATION AND PROMOTION
IN SENATE OFFICES.
Rumors of Dismissal current.
Places Wanted for Senators Who
Are Minus Appointees.

William B. Turner. for twelve years
printing clerk Of the Senate. has re.
linquished his position, and Ansel Void
who has been index clerk for several
years, has been promoted to the vacancy
This change in the office OF the secre-
tary Of the Senate follows an important
change in the office of the serge ant-at-
arms Alonzo Stewart, who began his
service in the Senate as page. and who
has been for several years assistant
sergeant-at- arms and master of cere-
monies, has given up his position. His
successor has not been named.
There are rumors of other changes
about the Senate. 1t is said that some
Of the old employees of the upper house
will not be in their positions much longer
These changes will result, 1t is repoI ted
because present senators want the places
for constituents and the present occupants
were appointed by senator's no longer in
Congress.
Regarded as Valuable Assistant.
Mr.. Turner, the former printing clerk
was considered one of the valuable Off
Gals around the Senate. Several times
he was prominently mentioned for public
printer. Mr.. Void, who takes his place
has been in the service of the senate
about eight years. He began at the bot
tom of the ladder. and has been frequent.
~ promoted.
There is a big scramble for the position
made vacant by the resignation of Mr.
Stewart 1t is regarded as one OF the
most desirable positions around the
Senate, and several employees have aspira.
lions to fill it.
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The attack upon the government troops
in the mountains will be perilous. The
retreat of Gen. Mena's men afforded q
weird sight as the long single column
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Fairbanks Visits Roman Parliament.
ROME, February 11.-Forner Vice
President Fairbanks occupied seat in
the diplomatic box during today's sitting
of the chamber OF deputies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-11

Only One Night Out to Florida
via Atlantic Coast Line-the Standard
10 p. M; APO am. 14l9 New York av. NV.
-Advt.
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Americans Lost on Field.

The retreat to Moogan, ten miles dis
tant, was conducted in perfect order the
enemy pursuing.
The loss to the government troops is
not known here, but it cannot be denied
that it was considerable. Four of Cor
dons Americans were the last to leave
the position of attack. Had Gen. Zele-
don, with his four guns and POO men,
arrived. Mena undoubtedly would have
taken the aggressive. but ZeIedon being
a day late, Mena attempted only to hold
the enemy's attention, deceiving them as
long as possible as to the size of his
force, and thus weakening the resistance
to Gen. Chamorro.
The capture OF Matagalpo is of great
advantage to the provis onals, who have
thus been afforded a splendid base OF sup
plies and also reinforcements. as Mata-
galpa and Jinotego are strong conserva-
tive departments. From the vicinity of
Matagalpa Gen. Chamorro can secure wa.
ter communication with Cape Gracias on
the Atlantic. by way Of the River Coco.
The Americans who own extensive co6 re
plantations In these departments have
built an automobile road to Lake Mana
qua. However, the departments are very
mountainous and their defense corre-
spondingly easy.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-02-19
Loc0I Mention

Q. g. Lapp arrived "Wednesday
from Sites.
Gus Heating Is 10 Grangeyille
on business.
Wan. Wiley left Saturday on q
business Trip W Grangeyille
Mrs Maloney and baby, ~
AeWsome, afe visiting al tlf
home of George Fish and family.
Ms Mcclellan, " Ogogrande,
visited ln llli ely tbe frst "
ile week and attended the mas
quefade dance
az and Mrs Shelby Comlesl
arrived "Wednesday ADD 1911 49,
NJ keeping house AZ tAo j Az
lfunl Residence
A Nelaesor VI lblf place hal
received ilpu az hfilsan liQQl
fQnNelN chicago a eopf AT Az
lalefl bQo| Nh|eh aela||s |n lrel
fplW iNa NAal llr ipQl fe4nf
A ll0 nniI pa|e 'llf hqfi
lapa.Qne'l besnd alN He|.
I|NlN0 "A alps p lQ'nl lelief
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-02-19

pendence and the 10 10, Mo-
hawk, Grey Eagle, Red Cross
and Cold Hill without any data
except names. We also have
Dixie Nos. z, p. % and 81 with
out names or data Of any kind.
Prom Orogrande we have the
Bomestaise, and the Wonder,
Twin Butte. Occur d'Alene and
Comet with 40 data except the
four names. And We have Nos.
] and - without name o. data Of
any kind. We have been unable
10 identify the Diamond Hitch,
belonging 70 our old friend OrriD
Lamb, and the Pot Luck, while
oui Isl received from Mr. I.aDp
states that tie Orogrande
samples from one ~ seventeen
Were without Data except numb
efe
II tle gentlemen who packed
these ssmples al PAX Cily ono
afaode ~ lli a Gao give AZ any
Information on t'f subject W.
NoI|o 81 VERY much pleased
W. naVe lCl fnloH0 away any
~ lhe lnlle0illed o. and nll|
49,. ... ....... ..... Il Il. ......... ... =.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
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"The Lyman Twins"

Il Is announced that the famous
twin comedians, the Lyman Twin
Brothers, will appear at the Cairo
opera house date Of January 1st, in
The Prize Winners their latest and
greatest musical comedy success,
This excellent company with its beau.
tsful scenic equipment, numerous won
lerful mechanical and electrical eH
fects, together with one of the strong
est casts today in musical fcomedy,
comprising pretty chorus, wonderful
dancers and clever comedians pro.
ducing original novelties, will give
one Of TIE most pleasing entertain
ments of the season.
The eostuming is superb and to-
sether with the dazzling effects usei
in the numerous specialtles including
the poppy girl dance, the country
maidens, and the charming daisy girls
you are sure OF an ovation seldom
seen here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
She Was Smotherinu.

Rockford, Ala.-Mrs, VI. c. Pas
chai. OF this place, says. 81 was
taken with nervous prostlation, and
had headache. backache, pains in my
nsht side, and snothering spells. /
called in physicians to treat my case,
but without relief. Finally I tried
Cardui, and II gave perfect satisfac-
ZION. ! recommend 1t to every sick
woman. Are you weak, tired, worn
out? DO you suffer from any of the
pans peculiar ID weak women Car.
dui has a record Of over fifty years in
retrieving such troubles, and will GER
tainly benefit You. II prevents those
frequent headaches, and keeps yop
up, out of bed, feeling fresh and hap
~ Try Cardui.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27

\ NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs| !:


ing the holidays.
Miss Gladys Edmonds Of Cairo
spent Sunday Afternoon with Miss
Gladys Moss on Fifth street
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. $. Miller AMI
daughters Misses Helen and Frela
visited Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Maddox and
family in Cairo Sunday.
VIM. Dawson was tried for insanity
Monday afternoon and was ordered
sent to Anna for treatment He was
taken there by Deputy Sheriff Parker.
Dawson is a member Of the Baptist
church, and his delusion was that
members of the church We're conspir-
ing TO kill him for some trifiing Of
Tense. He sought to learn from mem
bers what method they had agreed
upon to put him out OF the way. On
other subjects he was sane.
The Freshman class OF the high
school entertained the Sopnomores at
the home of Miss Margaret Nesbit On
Third street Friday. Games, music
and refreshments consisting Of ICE
cream and cake served to pass the
time. About IS members were pres
cnt
Miss Mary Weisker Of this city and
VIM. Porter, of Greencastle, Ind,
were married at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Lewis on High street
Sunday, Rev. Farrell of the Baptist
church officiating. Both young peo-
PIE are well known here. The groom
was for some time employed by the
POLK Preserving Co The couple lef
Sunday for indianapolis which will be
their future home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
agS| cL4ek 11U SpeZ:-M GAPEYag55

Washington, Dec. 26.--Politieal
conditions in the state of Wyoming
nave become so unsettled, due to in
snrgent activity within the Repucli.
can ranks, that Senator Francis +
Warren Of Wyoming has left WASH.
iHgton fer Cheyenne. The Republi.
cans have nine majority on Joint bal.
lot in the legislature. At the l5st
election ex-senator Carey, a Republi,
can and author of the Carey act, un.
der which much Of the semi.arid land
IN the intermountain states has been
reclaimed, was elected governor on a
fusion ticket, heading the Democrats
ticket. Goyernorelect Carey an
nounced in his campaign that he
would serve out his term as governor
y elected, but he is now confronted
WIN demand from the insurgsAt
Republicans that he became can6l.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
WORKERS INSURANCE.
Plan Of the United Brewery Workmen
of America.

Of Amsrica.
The United Brewery Workmen of
America have been taking a referen-
dunn vote on a plan OF insurance that
Involves an entirely new phase of CO.
operative work-at least in the United
States between the employer and the
employed. AS proposed at the recent
Chicago convention the plan is this:
The brewery and malt house owners
are to pay SIS per year for each men,
Der of the union employed into a fund
to which each union man will add Sc
more. This fund is to be controlled by
commission Of seven members, three
to be chosen by the employers and
three by the union, who together Sc
lect the seventh member. The COM
mission will have the power to extend
the benefits Of the plan to the mem
bers of other crafts working in the
brewerles.
Workmen injured in the course OK
their employment shall be paid G5 per
cent Of the amount % their wages,
but shall not receive pay unless the
disability continues for more than ten
days and shall not receive conpensa
ton for more than fifty-two weeks for
any one injury
In cast of an injury causing pro
tracted incapacity for work the board
Of managers shall have power to make
an allowance by way Of single and
final payment not to exceed one-half
Of the amount payable In case Of acci-
dental death In case Of death through
accidental injury an amount equal to
four years wages shall be paid to the
dependents OF the deceased
Brewery owners have. it is said, sig
nified their willingness to enter into
this agreement, as they are now pay
ing the same amount proposed rs their
share of the Insurance to private COM
panies which assume all accident and
death risks. The new scheme would
save all middlemens and legal fees
and at the same time guarantee that
all moneys collected for this purpose
would 60 directly and entirely to the
injured workman or his family.
1t is believed that the fund thus es-
tablished would be large enough to
also provide for liberal old age pen
sion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
MOUND CITY.
pecen1I,ar a6

Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. slmEkins Of
Cairo and their daughter Mrs. b. r.
Griffin of Lagrange Wyo., spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs, w. A.
Dougherty on First street.
Miss Geneyra Howard OF Golden is
the guest Of her parents DIR. and
Mrs. G. b. Howard on Thira street for
\ few days
Mrs. Carrie Spence is spending the
holidays with relatives at Leyngs.
Mr. and Mrs. james -apoot and
granddaughter, Miss Dawn Capoot
We're the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Mari,
Gapoot at JNrbandale Sunday
Mrs A. ]. Dougherty fell at her
home Saturday while stepping from
the rear porch to the walk and badly
sprained ner right ankle. She suffe--
ed intensely with ii for several hours
before it was relieved
Mrs. Mary Connell ana son Roy. arn
visiting relatives in Chicago a fer
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Johnson AMI
little daughter Claudine Of Mounts
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
NJ. Palmer and other relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martin and daugs-
ter, Olive June, Of Cairo, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs, VIM. Martin,
ST., on Fourth and Poplar streets.
MIS-. Fl. F, Ardery o. Guthrie, Okla.
is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Price on Third street dur
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27

"A Breezy Affair" and in Jungle
and" two big musical comedy bur
esques, will be introduced at the
cairo opera house Dec 31st by the
california Girls Company. introduce
ng a bevy of pretty girls and a host
II clever comedians, introducing com
.ry, opera, burlesque,- trayesty and
,agdeville features. The vaudeville
aatures are as follows; Rose Lewis,
lying trapese, Queen of the Air; ,Eoss
md Boss, European novelty act; Ida
Bell, dainty singing and dancing SOU
5rette;; Tfuerear, Dillon and Burke
eccentric comedy trio; Hazel Grant,
Johnson and Lambert
German comedians and lille Carina
nd company, Cleopatra dancer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
Sis Hopkins.

The popularity Of ST. Hopkins,
which will be an early attraction at
the Cairo opera house does not les
sen a particle as the years roll by.
II was eleven years ago mat Miss
Rose Melville who plays the title role
in this remarkable sweet and clean
tale OF country life originated the
type of character which nas made her
famous wherever plays are given, and
in that. time she has done the part
over 5000 times. This is her
twelfth tour AID her last, for at the
lose of the present season she will
retire from the stage and Sis Hopkins
win be pleasing and fragrant mem
1ry
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27

date for the senate The promoters
of his candidacy hope to command
the united Democratic strength in the
legislature and to draw away enough
OF the Republican votes to wipe out
the majority Of nine. Senator Clar
ence p Clark, chairman OF the judi.
ciary committee Of the senate, is a
candidate to succeed himself before
the new legislature. His term vii!
expire March 4. He and Senator
Warren have been in close political
relation and are both conservatives.
The disquieting reports that have
reached Washington have been the
subject of number Of conferences
between the two senator's and their
friends. Senator Warren decided NOT
to take any chances and hurried away
Senator Clark will probably leave
Washington soon to give personal at.
tention to his political fences.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27

terday, and declares he is confident Of
victory.
Collins seems delighted over his sue
cessfut match with DR.. Roller Sat
urday night but the Mysterious Com
luctcr says the Wild Man is due for
a surprise, If not defeat.
The preliminaries arranged for to-
nights program by Promoter Walls
viii be lively affairs. Young Ream,
of st. Louis, and Richard Hughes, OF
Cairo, will furnish one Of the fastest
120 FOUNDER wrestling matches ever
seen mere. Indications are for an en-
thusiasic audience.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
Old Lake Michigan at hand. failure

w Lahe Micillgan at hand, failure
70 provide the modern system Of fire
prevention has been due to tho
watch dogs of the city treasury
VINO have made capital out Of object.
ing to the expenditure of city money
for that purpose. Business men, fire
chiefs, Insurance men and some OF
tne aldermen time after time have at.
tempted to bring about the reform,
bur each time the project was defeat
ed. The fire seems likely to bring
il to accomplishment No one dis.
rnfes the fact that an adequate sui.
my Of water would have prevented
The holocaust at the Morris and Com
pany plant in the stock yards fire. for
the fire would have been extinguished
in a few minutes when the first en-
CINE arrived If the stream had been
larger than mans thumb
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27

now Is said, in just such disasters As
swept away Chief Koran and his cal
liant fremen. Chief Koran was one
OF the strongest champions of the
high pressure system and addressed
a city council committee regarding
il few hours before his death With
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
UNIoNlSM IN WYOMING.
Miners Rlazed the Trail and Other
Crafts Followed,


The principal industry Of Wyoming
is coal mining. In 1905 the total OF
the United Mine Workers II America
In Wyoming was All members. There
are now G44I IN good standing. In
this short time Il district treasury Of
$56, 1888 has been built up. besides
large local treasures. The workday
has been shortened from ten hours to
eight. and wages have been raised on
the average 20 per cent Working
conditions have been improved In
every coal mining town in the state.
Other crafts and trades have made
great advances in the localities where
they have succeeded In perfccting an
organization, notably In Sheridan,
where in the last five years the car.
penters have reduced their hours Of
labor from ton to eight and raised
their wages from 40 to 60 cents per
hour. A state federation was organ
lied Aug 20, 1909, and has affiliated
with it sixty-one local unions, com
prising nineteen trades and crafts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
Chance Of Gem roaram.

An entire change Of program was
lven at the Gem theatre beginning
st night consisting OF Miller and
aeveland, comedy sketch, and
adame Seky, Japanese magician
esides the usual first run films.
lobert Meyers the violnst, is still
laying at the Gem this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27

ITO many, winter Is season Of
oubie. The frost bitten foes and
agers, chapped hands and lips, chill
aims, cold sores, red and rough
inns, prove this. But such troubles
before Bucklens Arnica Salve. q
al convinces. Greatest healer Of
arms, Boils, Piles, Cuts, Sores, Ec-
Ina ami Sprains Only 25c at all
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
Banks on sure ThInu Now.

I'll never be without Dr. Kings
New Life Pills again. writes Al.
Schingeck, 647 Elm st., Buffalo, ". Y.
They cured me Of chronic constipa-
ton When all others failed" TN
eaualed for Billousness, Jaundice, IN
digestion. Headache. Chills, Malaria,
and Debility, zoe at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
.PADUCAH HAS 22,760
Gained About 16 Per Cent nPopula
ton in Ten Years-Gained
10000 in 20 Years.

Paducah gained 1914 people since
1909 according to the official census
returns just received, or about 16 per
cent. The figures for several Ken,
lucky towns in that class are as fol
lows:
Towns 1910 1900
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
JOE COLLINS RETURNS
Old Cairo Favorte Wrestler VIII
Meet the Conductor Tonight at
Cairo Opera House:

Wild Icc Collins greeted His, old
friends IN Cairo yesterday He will
meet the Mysterious Conductor OF
1T,icago. IN catch-as-catch-can wrest-
ling match At the Cairo opera house
tonight. The Conductor arrived yes
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
Ever Dearer 10 Him.

We know a man who says that there
is no doubt that everything comes
high these days. He states that even
his motherin-law is growing dearer
to him with every passing hour
Judge
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
10 Like Trying TO Get Rid of Dendruf
without IIerpici,e,

q
Without IIerpicile.
Did you ever see any one trying to
wash themselves without soap or
water?
II YOU Cid what would you say OF
lina
il is every BIT as foolish to try t. set
ria Of DandfuH and to prevent Bald
Geas hy feeding the germs which cause
I. rt.n Canthraglaps Vaccine G.yeer-
no ara ssmlilar substances which form
he principal ingredients OF most So
.aled Ealr Vigors.
,Sewbros Herplclde Is successful. he.
fapso IL attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
II is the original and only genuine
scalp gerrnicide manufactured
Sold by leading druggists Send Zoe, In
stamps for sample to The Ierpicide Co.
Detroit, Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
Paul G. Schulz & Sons, special
agents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
Evidently a Mlntakr

"They say his wife has Indian blood
in her veins" THAT must be mis-
take. Indians are supposed to be
stoical and silent"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
Dumas Was Good COMPANY.

Dumas was one Of the most amusing
men ever met, and most wonderful
talker. His wit is prodiglous, his fund
OF anecdote inexbaustible. the strength
of his lungs oyerpowering. -Gronow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27

Young woman missing from home
is described as one OF the best cooks
In Harlem. There should be no trouble
organizing searching parties to 10 In
quest Of a young woman with that
record.--Ne York Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
LAsoR's BEST WEAPON.

The union label Is organized
labor's best aggressive and de-
fensive weapon, and the real sol
diers in its army of effort al
ways 80 armed with It, Only
the camp followers and hangers
on to the labor movement are
without this weapon. Always
demand the label on what you
purchase. You will do this il
you are sincere in your devotion
to the cause of labor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27

He-But. tell me, are you going to
marry me or make a fool Of me? She
Why not both, dear?
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
Bees, Lives.

The working bee lives six months,
the drone four months aud the female
bee four years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-27
Ugh PRESSURE WATER
manded in Chicago as Result Of
Great Packing House Fire
Hcran Asked For II.

hicago, Dec. 2G.--An adequate
supply for A big city like Chi
1nyision for high pres
1ol1 saIn to result, U
Al. IlsA