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New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
WOULD SHARE BIG SURPLUS
American District Telegraph Co.
Stockholders May Sue.

A movement IS on foot among the small
stockholders OF the American District Iele-
graph Company OF New Jersey 1t was
learned Yesterday. to compel the manage
,nent 10 distribute TO the stockholders in
she form Of increased dividends the S2,eco,Ooo
surplus now in the treasury or the COM
many. II is said that If the directors re-
f,,sA m aIlot this surplus, as requested, ac-
ton will be brought in the courts to force
them 10 do So
The American District Telegraph COM
roany of New Jersey has an authorized
capitsl stock Of SO 10000. Of which Ss.965S5o
is outstanding. The stock is widely scat
tered. and although the Western Union
Telegraph Company. through the present
directors, has a controlling voice in the
rnanagement, Il owns only about s1S0oN
Of the stock. Il is said, however, that the
Western Union has recently been buying
up all the American District Telegraph
stock il could obtain in the hope of secur-
ing majority in order TO vote against in
creased dividends.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

Receipts. 1900. market 5g1oe hisnT.: sa,Ty. s
So SOff So So. mixed 50 so G ~ %, So :, ~
a so so. rough, 50 20G So So; go; sS9 20. Ses
heavy. So 3t-Q 50 -, PIGS, - e ss~siots q
market steady: native. $S 4e ass % sNss
So 5OQ 81 go. yearlings- 500 ssis
Native. s. 500 IS rs: western 80 - Rs's,
Kansas City. June i - ..,ssAy. tfs.
beef and EXPORT steers. s. 2Sgs,, ,asS
GOOD & z51S7 2S. western. Spsa
stockers and feeders. sac ssSs S5ass 80 4
81 - a 81 -; Southern cows; ~ Ss- 50 q
"a calves. S. TO g s. 10;. ~. Sc !
week. 80. SOC HOGS Receipts, 90 S5eS
lower: top. 50 Sc. bulk % saie nd ~.
heavy, 50 20 e. 50 80, paSiS.,a an, pigs So
60. rerSinfs for week. ~. O00. ShsaaTs. -.
lambs Sos s. -. yearhngs. Sosr[ss sio,.
ers 81 T5d s. -. ewes. s. SeJSSts for
and feeders. SJGS+ %: go. .
Of ;!inrinnati inc une 1s.-CATTI,s sssrs'& c,Ssss S e
SLOW fair fo good shippers. 50 SO.
mon. 81 sJGS4 - HOGS-t'sseC se-s 81 VIZ 3
iOc lower. butchers ana .,,ip Sl,ssF Receipts. =
slow and weak. s. 25GS4 % 'aii'-- ss
10 To- Jtg lower, al S1GNN, s,ATsrl.E~N. s.
East BuTaio. June ,,l-.tIts. lSJCs roe: -. -.
2oo, steady. NEAl@S 'ssS,.,!sss- Recep' \. =
SLOW hsavv Sc lower light. sSSSs q = $
heavy. SO 60ElSQ 65: Workers, -, - Iairiss 2 j
So 9OGtSiO: roughs s. S@H 80. - .S Rscsigls . 3
SLOW: 81 ~ mixed sheep steady; 'nsstsSesd 80
lower; iamSs. s6aSs; yeariirnsssSse n ,,ds$
ers. S5gS5 %. ewes. s4 29ggEFP 29gSFt p ASp D'ss
Louisville. June 1S.-SE me Sess,.. -
AGAINST s,s9S p SIS last week, q - sro s,s
Teek lest ear. and s. 80 iossr
Trade was draggy and PISS. sseOnd:: -
tardav. Best lambs. 81 ~ -. sasep., a ~
medium ma ana common, s2as4; 0"''
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
H. A. BLAIR ISSUES ULTIMATUM
Says Chicago IL Merger Will Go
Through Without Metropolitan

Chicago. June 18.-Directors of the Met
ropolitan Elevated Railroad Company have
received an ultimatum from Henry A. Blair
on the question Of consolidation They are
g. liberty 10 get into the combination or
remain o1-t. but the Blair syndicate will not
raise its price. II il is rejected by the Met
ropolitan the merger will be effected with
the other three elevated lines
Mr. Blair will leave Chicago for New
York tomorrow. He says that before his
return 10 the city he is confident that at
least three OF the elevated roads will be
merged in one company.
There is always a possibility of Slip
he said. but am very confident the thing
viIl 90 through The directors OF the Met
ropolitan have received my ultirlatum-. It
IS I'D 10 them whether they want TO accept
Il or stay outside. The consolidation will
20 through with or without the Metropoli-
tan"
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
SAILED

SAILED
G. vichaels June 1T-Re dItata utaD Vror'
- New york; Naples and Genoa -, -,
rdon J,ne Is-Mesaba tBrl. New YORK lro-
ouois (Br). New York ,s y,,,o,
n Juns Is $50 nl-Ftnland tBels(.
New York via Dover: American tDu'en'
ro.,SsSar1 Sem June is. 10 m-Ryndam Dutch>'
SeIy Work. via Boulogue.
co,,.sampton June Is lbs . nl-Philadelphla'
Nay york via Cherbourg. -
psrrnuda June is. 10 m-Trent (6rl. Ne"
r,over' 1une is. 7:l5 p m-Finland dBels, drom
Antwerp. New York. -.
,r,niJad June I6-Crown Of Granada (Br', New
York. -, So r.,,s,,.,,
MoviIle. June lS-Caiedohia tbr) 'iiV"' N'Ns w.
York.
swansea June lI-Antares tNorl. New York
NAMES Iune I5-LeVanZO utaD. New YORK -
Havre June I6-Le Coo tBTl, New Norks iSth'
q; 40 o m La SavoIe (Fr), New York
Rarhados June 16-Cearense tBrt Nrom New
Yort) Para: Clement tBr) from Para. New
Buenos Ayres. June 16-Fans OF NTH tBrl. New
York
PASSED.
Gibraltar June ~ RauenfeIs (Cser). Calcutta
and Colombo via Malta for Philadelphia and
New York Athnai tireekD. New York Tor
Constantinops. etc.
Butt of Lewis June ts : a m-OsCar II dam.
New York for Christiansand and Copenhagen
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
OHIO HOLD-UP MIN GOT $1,000
But Posse Receivers Pay Satchel and
Captures One Bandit.

Cleveland, June 16.-Five masked men to-
day held up and robbed Elmer Demarest
superintendent, and Charles Peters, fore
man. of the Cleveland Trinidad Paving
Company. near Newburg, obtaining a pay
satchel containing $1,000 In an exciting
pursuit by a Sherif's posse over fifteen
miles, during which shots were exchanged
and one member Of the posse was wounded,
one of the robbers was captured and the
money recovered. The posse continued IN
pursuit of the other bandits.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
HILL SEES RAINY DAY AHEAD
Next Depression Will Be Prolonged
He Tells Railroad Men.

St. Paul. June n.-In an address oeioie
the brotherhood of Locomotive leiIlei i,
and Enginemen yesterday James j. .tiii
warned the men TO go slow with lneli Nv
ing expenses and save their money loi d
rainy day. which he said may come d
any moment
Mr.. Hill referred to the inadequate 'ei
minal facilities throughout the country ana
m the INABILITY of the railroads to borrow
money 10 better these facilities. He said
that a bumper crop this year would simply
blockade traffic. He said that overlegisa-
+ion by legislators who don't know what
thew are legisla:ing about" tends TO ad-
vance the cost of living. He prophesled
that when the next depression comes II
will not last a few months, as IN 1907. out
il will be here for some time
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
JOHN R. YALE RENOMINATED
No Opposition to Assemblyman
in Putnam County Convention.
TRy Teleeraph to The Tribunel

[By Telegraph to The Tribune-l
Poughkeepsie. y. Y, June 1S.-There was
no opposition to the denomination Of John
R Yale to the Assembly at the Republican
County Convention of Putnam County, held
at Carmel to-day. Clayton Rider presided
and Assem5lyman Yale was nominated
unanimously
The convention also selected these dele
gates TO the Republican State Convention:
Assemblyman John r. Yale, Congressman
Hamilton Fish and J. B. Southard. Dele
gates selected to the Congress convention
were E. c. Weeks, the present county
clerk; Edgar Stannard. cashier OF the
Brewster Bank, and William Benjamin, Of
Garrison.
The convention adopted resolutions con-
gr atuiating Theodore Roosevelt on his safe
return 10 America
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
BIG GAS CONCERN MERGED
Northwestern Now Under Complete
Control of Peoples Company.

The Northwestern Gas Light and Coke
Company, which has always been looked
upon as an independent concern. 1t was
learned yesterday. is completely controlled
by interests representing the Peoples Gas
Light and Coke Company. The deal, it was
stated, was closed several months ago. The
price paid for the stock has not been made
public.
The Northwestern company was formerly
controlled by John r. Walsh. 1t Is a con-
soIidation of the Northwestern Gas Light
and Coke Company and the Cicero Gas Com
pany It has an authorized capital stock
Of $4,000, O00 of which s4.1750 900 is out
standing The company furnishes gas and
electricity to nearly the entire part of Cook
County, Ill, that is not covered by the Peo-
pies Gas Light and Coke Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
SLATER TRUST SUIT ENDS.

A final hearing of the suit of the Slater
Trust Company against the Randolph Ma
con Coal Company and others. of Missouri,
WAS held by Judge Hand in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday. The com
plaint alleges that the coal company mis-
represented It's holdings when ii disposed
of bonds on a mortgage given 70 the trust
company. Judge Hand reserved decision.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
STEVENS AT HEAD OF HILL ROAD.

John F. Stevens formerly chief engineer
OF the Panama Canal but for the last year
identified with the Hill railroad properties
in Oregon. has been elected president OF the
Pacific & Eastern Railway Company, TO
succeed John r. Allen. resigned William
Gerrig has been reelected vice-presldent
and general manager and J. w. l.aWlor has
Humphrev Recently the minority interest
of 40 per cent, which was owned chiefly by
J. r. Allen the retiring president, has
nearly all been acquired by James J. mn
and his associates
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
ONE HUNDRED NEAR DEATH.
Motorman Stops Car Partly Over Verge
of prawbridge.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.


Cleveland, June 18.-One hundred pas
sengers in crowded Detroit avenue street.
car faced death for a few minutes this af-
ternoon when the car left the tracks on
the Superior Viaduct, plunged through the
gates and hung over the open draw. six
feet Of the car and one wheel of the for
ward truck being over the draw.
Pauolman Zipp suffered the only injury.
when he came in contact with the electric
wiring under the car in rescung purse
dropped by one of the panicstricken
women who Ieaped from the car. through
windows and doors The motornan stuck
TO his post and succeeded il applying the
air brakes just IL time.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
TOBACCO DEMURRER soUAsHED
American Company Must Answer
Charges in s1,5O0,00O Suit.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]


Raleigh, N C.. June 1S.-Federal Judge
Connor. in the case of the Ware Kramer
Tobacco Company against the American
Tobacco Company, III which the plaintin
asks S1.50o00 damages. alleging that the
defendants ruined its cigarette business by
using trust methods TO crush competition,
ovcrruled the demurrer of the American
company 10 the bill of complaint to-day
He held that if the allegations of the bill
were true, the case viii constitute viola
ton of the antitrust law.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

is proposed to issue 52.5oo shares OF COM
non stock at par, the stockholders OF rec
ord on August II to have the privilege OF
subscribing to the new issue to an amount
equal to 80 per cent of their respective
holdings on that date.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
MODERN CARPET CLEANSING.

The compressed air system of carpet
cleansing has been perfected by T. NJ
Stewart. OF No. 43S to i42 West 51st street
Mr Stewart maintains large wagon de-
livery service, and a phone call viii bring
one OF these 10 any home.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
GLASS COMPANY TO EXPAND.

4 special meeting of the stockholders OF
the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company has
been called TO vote upon a proposition 10
increase the capital stock from ST. SOC, 600
10 So. .T50,OJ0 The purpose of the proposed
Increase is to provide the additional capital
needed for the increase OF the business. II
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
TRANsPACiFIC MAILS

,, -a steamer PM.
Japan. Corea. emma ........... W." June 20 6:3o
ines mes 1anan. Corea. China. Phil~
ippine Islands wa .......... so" June %, 6 80
-r..,i,i Marouesas. Cook Islands,
New Healand, Hea, Mariposa June "a. 9 80
samoan Islands land Esw Ssn N9Flaine Francisco1- Cor
tralia Vih ........J June 25, 9 80
,iaaW sSta san FraueiscoI-SerraJ June 70 $3.50
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

Mail Vessel
,,., For Line. closes. sails
C-oncbo Galveston Mallory
MONDAY. JUNE 90
Ut. T e. "a H.. $50 m 30 p m
SURNAME, Paranailp lpo' ~ 90 m 90 y =,
Woglinde, Pernarnpuco' - - - -
TUESDAY. JUNE 21.
, ,,aa " E, L., 6 80 a m 1000 m
* teclle' ti a.,;;ra - 9 :O0 II 90 II
tomeFus' ,s1s - Tap-Am 900 m
HAMBURG HfterSano Holl-A - 1000 7
Noordahl' 49, ~ aust- Am 100
CIV OF Savannah, Savannah 30 80 ~ y,
Cnmanche Jacksonville. Clyde " i'0o III
WEDNESDAY. JUNE p
,,o-r.I C~nard 5 80 a m 800 a m
Mauretahis tan,on w s 500 a m $50 a m
Ma1estlc' 80 90 CLYDE 10 90 a 90 m
Y F'hsroke'. 0dii % ~ 6 P 500 a m 10 90 a
Trent BEL a,ttna A 2. 1900 m 800 m
Drulhcree' -Nt,son,.II1. CLYDE -- 100 p m
1roquols, JacASo S'yinars 60 Pac l2:00 m
Antilles NV hIaiIory 100 m
SABINE Ir,astop Mallory 100 p m
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
HIGH WATER
ESS REPORTS.

The Columbia reported as 29S miles easI o. o.
SANDY Hook at 6 m yesterday, is expected u
dock this forenoon. - IL, -. =,
The Rotterdam reported as 10 miles east o5
Sandy Hook at $50 m yesterday IS eApe0te-
to dock Monday forenoon -. -.
The Chicago, reported as 500 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at 80 yesterday, IS eXpecIeu
to dock Monday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

lbS Aeiegfaph 10 me Iribune
Chicago. June 1s.-CATTLE-Recet 700;
steady; heeves. IS 65 a IS 70; Texas steers.
81 20 4 81 Is; Western steers. s. 406S 81 so:
stockers and feeders. s3 00d SO 40. cows and
heifers, 81 T5G Sc 90. calves. So SOC 50 HOGS
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Bordeaux. June list Laurent (Fr), New York
Manila. June i6-Wray Castle (Br). New York
via Algiers and Singapore,
FishRuard June Is $50 m-Caronia (Brl
New York for Liverpool (and proceeded,
Rio de Ianeiro. June 16-Black Prince (Br). New
Yorb-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19


Tomorrow will be placed sale
A Specially Prepared Collection of
Women's Summer Dresses
At Very Low Prices
One-Piece Dresses,
Figured Muslin, Value $1,000, at So.oU
Lingerie five STYLES at $780, 11.5O, 1850. 22.5O
Actual Value $1,000 $500
French Linen, at 1919 lo'oO
Actual Value $3.50 and 1880
White Serge Value s1oz5 s14.5O
Pongee and Taffeta Silk, Value $500, lO5o
Coat Suits of Linen at olU.Io' l5.SO
Actual s165o and 21.5O
Separate Skirts,
of Popinete at s2.o5, 3.o5 of Linen, at s5.75
Women's Outer Garments
At Decided Reductions
Imported Evening Wraps,
in variety of models at 00o.Uo' /o'Ou
Formerly S0S0O to 145O0
Evening Wraps, Domestic Make, Slo75, 25.OO. 45.oo
Formerly $50. so to $500
Ponpee Paetots. at s11.75, 1850, 22.5O
Formerly S1o75 45.OO
the Remainder of
Imported Novelties, at ollOoo' l9O.UO
Formerly s225OO to $4,000
West Twenty-t third Street
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 4:2s: sunset, 1888; moon sets. 2:lo'
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
SHIPPING NEWS
por+ of New York, Saturday, June 18
1910.
ARRIVED.

steamer Byron (Brl Santos June /, Rio de
ronatro . Bahia and Barbados H. to b.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
PASSION
PLAY
PICTURES
Again This Week

THE TRIBUNE will resume
It's distribution Of the litho-
graphei
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
PASSION PLAY PICTURES
TO-DAY.

These attractive illustrations.
IL colors, On heavy paper, are
particularly interesting at this
time on account Of the rendition
OF the famous religious spectacle
at Oberammergau. The pictures
are secured ABSOLUTELY
FREE with THE SUNDAY
TRIBUNE, which will be deliv-
cred at your home by the near
est n-xsdeaier On request.
Leave your order with
him or send direct 30 this
office.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco, June 1s.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
mere as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

sBrings mail
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-24

Think what it amounts to in five The above example
Life far too short to continually keep making mistakes
The first step putting money to proper where
wages will far ahead unless he is saving and invests hi
of does not depend wholly how muc
returns? by all But when you be
In Mt Pleasant lots the Company grea
lots should hasten invest in Mt. Pleasant.
Everyone Of the reliability of the Ehleman Burr Con
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-24


enjoyable
and show
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
HOW TO STOP DRINKING.

1t was formerly customary for the
habitual drinker to take the pledge
regularly, sometimes once q year. and
sometimes in every tit of remorse
that fillowed his debauehes, and then
Break IT,
But now il is gradually dawning on
the world that pledges do not stop
drunkenness, The nervous system Oh
the habitnai drinker is diseased and
he must have treatment that VIII
cure this condition. Orrine Is sold
under positive guarantee to cure
the drink habit or the money will be
refunded. Can be given secretly
Write for free booklet on the cure
OF Alcoholism to the Orrine Co., 3s1
Orrine Building. Washington, p, G
Mailed sealed Orrine costs 81 pei
box. Sold in this city BY P. G. Schrh
Il Sons, 500 Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
DEBATE RAILROAD BILL
House Passed on Amendment and
Considered Several Others
Laid Aside in Senate.

Washington, May 5.-The railroad
bill was before the house today. The
amendment by knowland, OF Cali.
fornia, providing that when q railroad
reduced rates, because of water com
petition, 1t shall not raise them un-
less the commerce commission finds
that the proposed increase rests upon
changes OF conditions other than the
elimination of water competition
was adopted. The Democrats and in
surgents and some regular Republic
cans, even members OF the commit
tee reporting the measure, joined in
support of the amendment,
The section authorizing the con
solidation of railroad lines under GER
tain conditions and with the approval
OF the commerce court was taken up.
Many amendments were offered. but
none voted upon. Hubbard, OF Iowa.
amendments which took
from the bill all authority for such
consultations
The railroad bin was laid aside in
the senate today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
DOING THEIR DUTY.
Scores OF Cairo Readers are Learn
ing the Duty of the Kidneys.

To filter the blood Is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the kid
neys are sick.
Backache and many kidney ills fol
low
Urinary trouble, diabetes.
Cairo people endorse our claim.
Mrs. ]. A. Nickles, 2s16 Commercial
avenue, Cairo, H., says: about -four
years ago suffered from kidney
complaint and my back was so stiff
and lame that could hardly turn in
bed. | also had a constant backacht
and though I was treated by aphysic
ian and took medicine, | did not find
much relief Finally someone TOLD
me to try noan's Kidney Pills and
II procured a box at Schulz & Sons
drug store. | never knew that g
medicine could act so quickly Tht
second day after / began using
Doan's Kidney Pills. the backache
disappeared and | felt better in every
way / consider Doan's Kidney Pills
to be a fine kidney remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents, Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a land
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
CAN'T GET MATERIAL
Street Railway Switch at Twentieth
and Walnut Delayed Till Lat
ter Part OF May.

II will be the end of May before
the connection will be made near
Twenty-fonrth street for the street
car track. The material for the
switch track at this point will not be
received from the steel works until
about that time. II the paving work
has been completed before the switch
|is constructed the cars may run to
this point on both sides and transfers
will be made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
At the Opera House.

Miss Florence Arnold, Miss Thomp-
son and Mr. ONeil the three clever
vaudeville artists Of much talent will
be here three nights longer. They
are drawing large audiences at the
opera house and giving satisfaction
They are especially good in their
Irish comedy sketches, being witty
and droll Those who have seen them
once will see them again. The illus
trated song by Fred Connell and the
pictures change daily Matinee at
40; night 7:30.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
Boston's Best Bel.

A Boston lady who found herself
trying to eat stones when she thought
she was eating bread. and who incl
dentally broke one good tooth and a
set OF false ones, Is suing the baker
for damages, His defense ID eontribu-
tory negligence because the stone was
larger than the size Of piece Of
bread which lady should put in her
mouth. 1t all goes to show that Bos-
tonians ought TO stick to beans. From
the Charleston News and Courier.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
provided it is accepted by the voters
at the next election.
KING EDWARD
SERIOUSLY ILL
SUFFERING FROM BRONCHITIS
HIS PHYSICIANS ARE ALARM
ED - GREATEST ANXIETY
FELT BY PEOPLE.

London, May 5.-The kingdom was
thrown into CONSERVATION tonight by
the sudden ana unexpected announce
ment that King Edward Is suffering
from bronchitis in the form which
caused anxiety to his physicians
some time ago. Two of the physicians
are sleeping in Buckingham palace In
order to be on hand in case OF need.
The first intimation of anything
ainiss was the failure of the king to
meet the queen. who returned from
the continent this evening.
The queen hurried to the palace
and soon afterward the public learned
that the king had been i'll two days
the fact OF his illness was concealed
increased the alarm. The king suf
fered from similar attack at Biar
rits, but was supposed to be com
pletely recovered.
He has been active In state and so
cial clubs since his return last week
and gave several important audiences
and attended the opera. Only today
could the physicians induce the kins
TO rest. Sir Richard Douglas Powell
the eminent specialist. was called in
today.
The king remains cheerful.
The Prince Of Wales has been In
constant attendance the past tive
days.
Anxiety will continue as 1t Il
known today that his majesty Is sub
iect to serious fainting spells.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
A Diet OF Wild Honey.

Wild honey as change Is an
agreeable sweetmeat, but after few
days constantly partaking Of 1t the
European palate rejects Ii as nauseous
and almost disgusting Our experience
extended over a fortnight. during
which period our food consisted solely
OF 1t and maize. 1t has escaped the
Biblical commentators that one OF the
principal hardships that John the
Baptist must have undergone was his
diet OF wild honey .--National Geo
graphic Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06

the work of cleaning the
city will begin Thursday, May
5th in the Seventh ward. Fri
day May 9th the Sixth ward.
Monday, May 9th, Fifth ward
Tuesday. May 10th. Fourth
ward. Wednesday, May nth.
Third Ward. Thursday, May
18th Second ward. Friday,
May 18th, First ward.
Burn all old ranus and pa
pers. Place in boxes or bar
. .reIs all the cans and stuff
which will not burn and set in
q place convenient for the col
Iectors. Do not scatter the
rubbish over ground as much
time is required for gathering
IL up.
Put out your trash the
morning Of the day it is to be
Collected IN your ward. Any
one placing trash upon street
after clean up day will be
prosecuted. All yards will be
inspected by superintendent
and an officer.
The cooperation Of every
housewife is urgently solicited
in the interest of the health
of her family
Let US clean up Cairo and
then keep 1t clean.
For further information or
instruction apply 10 Assistant
Health officer Frank J. Fitz-
gerald. Phone ~, Police Head
quarters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
Mailed II All Rloht.

why did you try to mail your let
ter In fire alarm box? Don't you
know these are regular boxes for let.
ters?" So asked the battalion chief
Y-yess." blubbered the dazed maid
but u was for : lad In Engine l6.'
50 the word was passed throughout
the department, and when 1t came off
there We're quarters and halves
enough to furnish fiat near the en-.
CINE house Buffalo Express.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
PROTEST AGAINST FIGHT.

New York, May 5.-Under the
leadership of Rev. DR.. John Westfy
Hill an evangelical campaign has
been pIaned as a protest against the
Jeffries-Johnson fight Plans are for
| a procession of 10000 which will
pass through the camp Of the fight
enthusiasts singing hymns and gath
ering recruits for gospel services
throughout Sunday, July 3, and the
| day of the fight