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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
TAFT VISITED
ELLIS ISLAND
TOOK HAND IN EXAMINATION or
EMiGRANTS BY THE COM
MISSIONER.
TAFT DEEPLY TOUCHED
AT Hardshfps Of Aliens While at the
Standardization Also Had
Conference With Polltl-
cal Leaders.


New York, Oct, ts.-Taft had his
first veiew of Ellis Island today, where
| the aliens fro mmany countries I'M
dergo the first gruell.ng on the road
| to American citizenship.
The human interest side OF the
work at the station appealed to the
president keenly. He saw the pro-
cess of handling aliens from the NOM
ent Of their landing up to the moment
of the final discharge wnen, with tear
streaming eyes, they rushed into the
arms Of waiting friends and rela-
tives.
Tive president sat with immigration
Commissioner Williamson on a num-
Der Of appealed cases. Taft proved a
Ienient Judge and it was this which
brought nearly score of rejected
Immigrants to the bar for final de-
cision on the day of the presidents
visit. The president took hand in
the examination of practically all the
immigrants who came up on APP
peal.
There were Slavs, Poles, Greeks
and Italians, but the most interesting
case was that of a WEIGH miner and
mis- family. seven motherless chill
Idren. The president personally d.
rected that the family be admitted
and declared that If he is any Judge
Iof human nature the seven children
would grow into the best type of citi-
Gems.
When the president asked him what
funds he had the man, named Thorn
ton, replied:
"One hundred and sixty-flve dol
lars. and two hands" /,
While Taft was examining Thorn
ton, he asked the immigrant IL he
knew who the president of the United
States was. The man promptly re-
piled President Taft and did not
lseem bit excited when the commits
siorer Informed him that the gentle
man with whom he was talking was
he president himself. Thornton
bowed politely,
AS the result Of his observations,
raft has reached tonight eonclu
sion on three points.
Fist, he believes a strong effort
3touid be made to distribute the in
dux of foreigners and do away with
the present congestion in New York
Second, he believes heavier penal
lies should be exacted on the steam
ship companies for inrractIons of the
immigration rules, so as to make
then, more strict in the examinations
Of immigrants before accepting them
Third, he believes all male immi
grants should be put through an ex-
animation as to the condition of fam
lies left behind in Europe.
Taft devoted several house this af-
ternoon to political conference re
garling the situation in New York
He saw the Republican state leaders
who made no attempt to disguise the
effect that they are considerably wor-
Tied over the outlook. one quite dis
lngulshed leader put It this way:
I'VE could win without the colonel.
1t looks as IL We arr defeated it may
be because Of the attacks on the col
onel.'
The president is NOT inclined to
take pessimistic view.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
FLORIDA HARD Eli.

Jacksonville. Fla, Oct 1S-What
likely prove the most disastrous
storm recently in this district swept
Jacksonville last night. Forty thous-
and square miles Of territory south Of
Jacksonville have been without com.
munication with the outside world for
more taan "a hours
Last reports from this section told
of hurricane winds, hourly increasing
and rapidly falling barometers. The
orange crop in that territory, and the
vast trucking industry is probably
ruined Along the eastern coast
many lives are believed to have been
lost. The wind reached velocity OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
Chinese VermiIion.

The Chinese made artificial CHINA
bar long before Europe was a civilized
country. and to this day there are
trade secrets In the vermilion indus
try which no European has yet been
able to fathom. Some of the gran
lite stones In China between which the
pulverized ore is ground are almost
prehistoric.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19

corporation and the iobbers, refused
to discuss the matter He declined
10 comment upon the press Dispatch
es from Cleveland and Plttsburg
which said the steel corporation is
establishing warehouses and had Civ
en- up selling through jobbers Gray,
as president Of the American Iron and
Steel Institute, spoke at banquet
given here tonight to visiting steel
men.
Governor Deneen also spoke.
Gray made defense Of the men
Of great wealth, together with the
warning Of calamity howlers,' as
serted just as fiercely in the breasts
of the big men of wealth as in the
breast of any politician.
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a Japanese Custom.

On the anniversary Of Japanese
boys birthday his parents present
him with a huge paper fish, made of
gayly painted bag, with hoop Of
proper dimensions forming the mouth.
A string Is tied to fine hoop and the
dsh is holsted TO pole on the roof
OF the house. Then the wind rush
Ing through causes the fish to swell
out TO the proper size and gives II the
appearance Of swimming In the air.
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TERRIBLE STORM
ON EAST COAST
KEY WEST, JACKSONVILLE, ST,
AUGUSTINE, TAMPA, sAvAN-
NAH, ALL SUFFER.
MANY LIVES ARE LOST
Many Fortunes In Orange Groves and
Truck Gardens Swept Away
City of Havana in Most
Desperate Condition.

Key West Fla. Oct tS.-yia Ha-
yana "A tropc cal hurricane took
Key West yesterday and tore off roofs
ami blew over trees ana small build.
ing and did other damage. Three
lives are known to have been lost,
The wind was reported al zoo miles
an hour as the maximum
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came to Cairo yesterday afternoon.
He left this morning with the re-
mains Of his sister for Philadelphia,
where she will be buried.
Names In Sweden.

Sweden has an official name alma
nae, containing, in addition to the
usual information 10 be found In the
average almanac, Christian name
for each sex for every day In the year.
These names are approved by the
king The object aimed at is to Sc
cure a greater choice of names for
parents ana TO avoid repetition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
AGREE TO ARBlrRArE.

Winnipeg, Oct. 1S.-With a strike
Of all employees of the Winnipeg
Electric Railway called for this after.
noon the officials of the company and
the labor leaders agreed to arbitrate
lust as the clock was about to strike
the hour of four, when the strike was
called for.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
.. o. DEFICIT sHRINks.

Washington, Oct 1S.-As indicating
that the postoffice department Is fast
approaching a state Of self support,
Postmaster General Hitchcock today
announced that the deficit for the ifs
cal year ending June 80, 1910, amount
I'd only to $5,sS1,4S2 as compared
with s17,479,770 for the proceeding
year
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
DEATH OF MISS TRACEY
Came Recently From Philadelphia
Sister of Sister Laurentia of
Of St. Mary's InfIrmary.

Miss Catherine Tracey died at st.
Mary's Inflrmary yeterday morning.
Miss Tracey is a sister of Sister Laur'
entia OF the Intirmary, and came here
about a week ago from Philadelphia
for treatment She had been Ill for
only short time Her age was 26
years. A brother of deceased, AR,
thur J. Tracey. Of East st. Louis,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
STORM REACHES SAVANNAH.

Savannah, Ga, Oct 1S.-At mid
uight Savannah appears we'll within
the influence of the West Indian hur-
licane. The wind is blowing sixty
miles per hour Only slight damage
las been done so far.
The cyclone Is expected to break
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
British Import Fewer Cattle.

Great Britain imports much less live
stock than formerly. In 1909 the re-
ceipts of live cattle were $4,000 less
from the United States and 1900 less
from Canada than in the previous
year At the same time 1t imported a
greatly increased quantity Of chilled
beef. ...-.-....
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
EVEN MONEY ON CUBS.

Chicago, Oct. IS Here tonight, ev.
en- money was offered with takers
that the Chicago team will win Thurs
days game, the first on its home
grounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
Copper Bottoned Ships.
Ships were first copper bottomed"
In 1907
Russian Furs.

The principal furs produced in Rus
sia are the ermine. sable, sea otter
and otter, beaver, mink, musquash
lmuskraU, squirrel. fox. skunk, wood
chuck, ma.mot, weasel. badger, glut-
ton, minever. rabbit and hare.
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GRAY DEFENDS RICH MEN
Spoke at Banquet in chicago--Would
Not Discuss Reported Break
With Steel Jobbers.

Chicago, Oct. 1S-Elbert H, Gray,
Of the United States Steel corporation
when questioned tonight regarding
the reputed break between the steel
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19

over the city tomorrow forenoon.
The hurricane Is still centered over
northern Florida. and moving north
west along the coast.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19

40 miles per hour
A heavy downpour accompanied the
high winds everywhere. At st. Au.
gustine the city is in darkness and
the swelling seas were over the wall.
Not word has come from Tampa
since early this morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
HAVANA IN DESPERATE STATE

Havana, Oct 18.-After con
tinuops deluge Of five days the situa-
tion is desperate at Havana. The sun
shown only few horys this morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
4 CARD TO FOREIGN CRITICS

We chew gum You chew garlic.
We often spoil You often beat
our wives them
Our Puritans Your heret1cs
burned hereties. burned puritans.
Many Of our best Many OF yours
families are be- don't need ~;
ing supported BY their ancestors
graft. fixed II for
them
our houses are Yours are Ike
like steam cold storage
ovens. plants.
What can be Your hahitual use
worse than OR or abslhth.
habitual use OF
ice water?
we have no in You have no
terestlng ruins. modern plumb
ing.
We think too So do you.
much or our
selves.
Our struggle for Yours Is tragic.
equality is COM
ia.
Many OF our in Many OF your
situations have corruptions have
become corrupt. become lnstitu-
tions
Our custom house You doubtless
is obnoxious have bandits OF
your own.
Wallace Irwin In Metropolitan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19

The only Associated Press pane
in Cairo, The Cairo Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19

Rlobbs-So he broke off the engage
ment. Ell? Did she take 1t to heart?
Slobbs-N No. to court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
Tho TOP Of Minnesota,

The Northwest Angle in Minnesota is
the northernmost point In the United
States. not counting Alaska. III
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19

which will be paid him for life viii
amount to between $4,000 and $4,000
annually. ~ aE@
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-19
ANNOUNCEMENT
COUNTY CLERK.

Norton RenIro authorizes his an
nouncement as a candidate for county
clerk OF Alexander county. at tns
election Nov, s, 1910.
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unfdIIe.

- WiI.on aitile. iptider bic aoiis
fa6en BON Der 3neispDitftatioH nad
Der aongpitip syrrenanhdli su bringtn
pflsgi, ipurne seitern BON einem llnfnll
beiroffen, meld)er gum GIiid obns
ifIimms Dcissn periisf. 2iiile be.
bients fin tines Gflitisns. als bas
pfere an btrghurch Girabe bon einsm
6unbt fhsuie unh ourheins. Ter
ShIiiitn fippte I'm unb qiitls ipurbe
auf bic Gtrabe eefhleubert. lieb ie.
bod ieinsn 6oIt an ben 3iigeIn niht
fabrsn. Bis er nnssiGbr ein 6duieres.
pisrt lDeit miiaffnleppt lpornsn mar.
gr fam obne ntnnenslpertbe @srlebnns
gen bnnoH- Dns pfsro fpuroe ipdter
BON aonIt0bIsr Glsni. Spsp einseTonesn
unb gum GtiHftanb gebrad..
Gin unbeianntsr, etro 40 Sab.
rs alter Wfnnn, oietnfbsinlih singinss
iGnber, fuurbe geitsrn Miorgen an
winton VInft bon einem 9ia ;sour
3uge gttrcIfsn unb 5os lid, id,limms
aopfnunbsn, foiuis fintH grun bsa
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Dentfde Geseufeitige Ger
lideruuss-SefeGf6aft.

Die Teutihe 9easnfsitigt 9erii6es
runggs se3.isHihofi. siut Der aiieften
i5euerotriiterllnas 0ti,iiihoiisn i'm
Stadis Shio, bat geitsru oas 50. Sabr
ihrss gsitebens btgpnnsu. 9as De-
bduoe nitisr @sIenfnafi befinptt Th
on Der GiielreftsGde Der @dluui uno
3polften Strobs unb asitsrn mar es
ouE 3iel aahlreid.r g,oIitniuhaber,
bic ihr WabIrsd,t ausiiben ipollien. Die
aanoioafeH fporen bic lanaerprobien
mitaliebsr oes WerpaItunesraihss, bic
Serrn g. 20. 8. QIbbert, aonrab
Srobiid uRo 4odm :. Diiit, bic nit
acknowledgement Woioriidt misoeraes
pdbI. ipurnen. Die G,efdide bieier
olien 8eriiheyunos sGelelIldofi ruben
pisosr IN ben Sanoen btrieIben Der
reu. fpit pergaHeenes Sohr, ndmlidh
geonharo Shreiber. 9rdfieent: 8. II.
Rdttsrmann. Gtiretdr, unb q. 80. 8.
GILBERT, Shosmeifier, uebIt ben 9is
r.ttorsn eeonbarb Ghrsibsr. :. 8.
aohmeiter. Soispb .. gsrtamp. 6.
W. 9. siibberi, aarI Meib. aonroo
5robIid, 4onm !. Aiiit. =. SO. Bed
mann une Sobn 8. Rislog.
gge oas INNER iblifl, ione mad Der
8ensraIoerfommIrng zine 3niommens
.uHft sfpifnen ben Tireticrtn unb ben
gngefiellttn ftait unb babel lam 10
reft bic 2itbt uno 4nhGngIihiei. gum
Qusorud. bic bsm prdifxnien unb
Setretdr asgsniibsr gebesi iuiro. so.rr
asonbaro Shreiber, Der nunmtbr felt
ishsehn 5ohrtn bus Amt ess grdTis
benten innt bat uno erit pom arontens
lager aeneisn iii, tpurbs Der 8seenitonb
peroieuter ehruna. Tnsielbe puroe
Serrn 8. u. Fotisrrndnn su 5beii. Der
nunmebr ieit brtiunbiiinfsia Schren
oIs aeireuer Gdsharet bic 0e'd,ide Der
geitliGafi, neren griinber er III, leis
ist. Wdbhrenb bss geitehens Der
8euifhen Gessnisiiiasn 8eriiherunoss
eeislIftaft ifHb fiinf;is anoers @es
Isllihcften i'm Sein obsr Rififsir
unterlegeH. 4ubsr Der Dsutifen iinb
nur nod hrsi gsitIihoften aus after
3eii porhdnbtn. Die Teutite Geaens
ieiiiee glerfifxrunssasfstHnnft III Elm
Wortitsin in Der Gti6id,te DIR 9euis
ffsn BON Cincinnati, elm grinntrunass
ssiten b.utiben Gleibss unb beutitsr
9haifraf'.
8robt Jrtubt aab iich bnriibsr iunb,
bab Der 6riinber Der etit[ihoft, s,trr
6.N. Ratisrmann. i'm Stanbe ipdr. Der
5ahresserlammluns beiaulpobnen. nerr
NottermaHn glttt Dor ssnissn WnGen
auf oem Giie aus unb sog fid cine
9eriionnurs bts 8eines su. gu ftinsr
gliidlihsn Dsnelnna tpurDe CT ren nls
len Ssiisn begliidrpiinfht.
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Seuebue uno Ias,tpu.

- Die gsuepue ggoblfatrts sgiIos
ciation rpiro morgeu abenb cine Siss
ung abbaIten.
- Der 17jdbrigt Clarence gdsrt
toltoirte. ais er auF ietnsn 5ono,
f1litten, ben BoIHut Strabe 5iiqet in
8anton htnabiou'ts, nit etnem gsls.
srapbsnpfoiteH, nobel sr sinen geiu.
brud erittt. Gr fDuroe na5 BEN
Spesrs !5oipitaI sebratt.
- Die S6ulsr unb Shilerinnsn
Der DaptOn 6OdihuIs psronftoItsn am
Is. 5ebruar i'm auoitorium cine bra,
matiits 8oritslIung.
- Jrau 2Ouiis WasminTtsr iit a..
tern i'm 6auis tbrsr gohtsr, Jrau
8oepte, go. 1112 Sisbente 9lueuue
0aptOn, i'm 4Iter pOn go Sabren gss
itor6en.
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rntb ipurben seipGblt: prdFoent, Crib
@eibenIpinner; Gf1bmeiiter, apnrao
Ratbtamp; aeIteite, Sobn Roblens
lamp unb soeinridb 0arnau. sSrduens
retein: prdfibsntin, 5rou aug. Seller.
mann; Mseprdiioentin. Grou 90. Jriss
bri6; Sefretdrin, syrau 8. Ratbtomp;
S6osmeiItsrin. ;Sruu 80. aeIIermann.
GpnntagsituIe: Shdbmeiiterin. JrI.
6snristt, Sumter. SugsHbpereiu: @is
seprdEbsntin. 1rI. alma Diehers;
Sefretdrin, FRI. IImd Gofoepeg;
Sdasmeiiter, tsrr 90. Grieorih. Die
Demeinbstaiie Tam ats gutitebsno be-
trndtet iperben; oesslsihen ale onoes
ren RaHsn. ginnohmen, nit aaiienbts
itanh, $2128.19; ausgaben $1140.04;
aaifenbeitano am 2. Saniior $989.1
8erItdrtt ipurbe nieIer 8eitdno bur6
foIaenpe Ginnuhmen om 2. sSanuar:
8eitr1ee $80.75; Gefdent BON einem
uneenannten ameritdniihen 5reuno,
an ben paitor eeionbt. $500. Sonit
fparen am abeno bes 2. Sanuur in Der
gemeinoefai's S1169.91. Der 6rauens
perein bat bel siner Iusaabe BON
$l69.95 nod S144.S3 IN Der aaNs.
Der Sussnoperein perfiist Ibsr Elm
9erHpasH BON $S4.S7. Dtm israuens
ptrein tratsn bel bic s5rouen 6. Bapit,
mug. Senbrids uno Mutier mi1er.
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nrei.gadei.Genpon.

Subeeientss su, Gr ipuroe anf beI
.3uge nab eem 8rono Central gobns
hofs unb pon bort in einsm gairolsDu.
gen Hah nem 6cipitaI gsbraht. ia
Der slatien. tpeber engliih nod, oeutit
fpriht, Iiebtn ii6 feline psrioncIisn
nift fsftitellen.
amdnSa. % Ssabre off, BON go.
528 gDefi 8. Gtrube, tam eeftsrn auf
pem Seitentpee. an Der Central ape.
nahe Der 9. Strob.. gu Jan uHb sos
fih 8erIesungsn an Der Stirn unb an
Der rehten Ssits bes aopfss su.
- Ter AZ Sabre nlte Jobupuenins.
bon 30. 522 9dnbribee Ctr, sli.i &C.
fern in Der Rdk ieiner @obnung
aus unb brad iib bas IiHie JubseIens.
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fiibrungtn rsbete Der Wonor audi sis
mem orobtn parifnftsm unb Spiel
pldben bos mprt uno ermahrte feline
3nh6rsr, ben Hsb0rDsn, in bertn Ref
fort bic anlass Der parts sebore, bic
tbattrdftigfte ilntsritiitung su 9b.il
tptrbsn au laiTsn. 5hliebIich fam
Wlanor Ghfpab auf bns neut 6oipital
su fprshsn uno gdb isintr bsionotrtn
Genugibuuns bariibsr glusbrud, bab
oieTes 6ofpitaI, bos CT fir bas ercbs
drtiefte Der eansen Delt eriIdrte. fpdbs
renb ieinsr amiaseit pcllsnott iDsresn
ipiirbe.
Die Rebe Dr. Ghipab's ipuroe bdus
fig eurh enibuiiaftiifeu geifol uns
terbrolltn urp bonnernosr applaus
bantts ibm, oIs er eetnbet. auf an
iraa BON 5trrn GbarIss 6aud ipurhf
oann bem Wanor Der D1nt bes alubs
fir feline Rept ausgtIprofen uno su
aleidtr 3sit tuaroe Or. Shspab, sbtne
folIs aaf aHtras 6srrn 6aEfs. gum
GbrenmitaIise bss alubs ertpohlt.
4ls rtne Miofieesr fpurosn in Der
seitriaer Sibung beg alnbs oi, foIssns
ben 6ttrtn aufa.nommtn: 5ran.
Do.hs. 5snrn guob. ehriIt. 2iibede,
6arpep giass, Soispb !. Smitb. Sobn
Strubbs, Geo. Gid, gn. 6slo, e.
Wprr, 5rso. gogsl, 20. g. Strubte,
6. VI. Rot, ". Z. adufmann, 6. aous
mexr une u. ainttnberasr.
6err Grnft WuIff CAB als @orfbsr
bes aommiittes fir Reonsr befaHat,
b0s asIeaeniIith Der Stsung i'm 6ts
bruar Gin Ruiisprosrdmm sur Tur4s
fibrunng as!unasu tpsroe. aubtrbem
puroe oah Elm MsSner aefppnnsn tpers
oen. s5iir bic i'm WGrS itattfinbenbe
8eriamHluag IN aIs Rsoner 6err aIs
bert gstiinesr gsfponnen iuoroen, i'm
4pril uirb Orr Sobn g. Shsnrer pom
Ghio nlehanies Snftitnts nor bem
aIub fpretsn unb I'm Mai Serr o.
8. aatisnborn,
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GreieS
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kaas iaE aHbsrs sfshas mHsss. tenE snA ne
Zis sSsham wsrhtn.

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gSir bnben hilnoerte pon 9eugnii.
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Ilmg furirf. gS miro sshnen ieinen
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IieS iins IaS.

- Die Robol Ihedtre Gompann e..
tpirtie eef.ern i'm itdb'iihtE 9anam.
tiHeu Grlaubnibfhein fir tis Grid
tung fiElE ;yiini Gents Tt.a.eys 7Ef
Dem 9runofiiid go. 709-711 Bine
Strabt. Dos Gtb6upe pire sinis0cis
iein un5 $4,000 tofen.
- 8. See Conner Don 2546 ssnaks
'ibe 4penus bsihperte iich sei.ern bel
arbettss 1iretipr Gunbmdter bariiber,
o1b bic SansemnfIen. bic ii9 an Der
Roroieiis Der Cit 2oeuf. Gtrdbt, 5fis
lid npn Der Moobburn @p<nue, befins
ben. nid,i ipeegefobrtn fpiireen. Befcr-
oers bdufe iih Der Sdnee Dor btm Ios
genannisn -grinesB Rins' an.
- Die sraction 9sielIfhoft bena6>
rihtiste ben arbeiiss Dirstio,. bab fe
iih Inn Die erlaubnib CUR 2ssuns sis
ner Deid,e an Der 6ieblanb Npenus
uno McTaiilan Sirabs beverbe.
- Dis es esiiern bisb. irirs sr0ul.
aaiberins Sipeenep, Seireidrin nes
Supsrintsnoenien Der WaIernerie
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