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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
Woman,s Rody pesrified.

Death from gradual petrification, the
body slowly hardening for year until
the flesh became as adamant as
marble and proof against incisions,
was the report made In the case Of
Mrs. Catherine Barrow. 40 years old.
of Rosedale. La, who succumbed IN
the Charity hospital
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
ApJupGED INSANE.

Litchefield, Mimi, March 3l.---Mlss
Lena Packbarth, of Cedar Mills, who
on Monday confessed to having sent
poisoned candy to Miss Minnie Luz
thens because Of an alleged wrong
done her by Frank Wurdel, Miss Lu-
thens' fiance was today adjudged In
sane and committed to the Fergus
Falls asylum.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
SUSPECT is RELEASED.

Baltimore, Md, March So. %.
Tate, arrested in connection with the
recent robbery of the Richmond, Va,
postoffice, has been released. The po-
lice believe he was not implicated.
Before his arrest Tate tried to suicide
taking creosote, because Of domestic
trouble.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
IN SOUTHWESTERN FIELD.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 3t.-Thir.
ty-five thousand coal miners quit
work in the southwestern field, com.
posed of Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri
and Arkansas, today. The miners and
anerators predict a long fight In this
field. There will be no fuel shortage
for sixty days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
TAFT TO MEET FARMERS.

Washington, March 31.--President
TAFT will attend the congress of the
National farmers Union ait st. Louis
the first week in May, If he can ar
range engagements. Secretary viii
on is going.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
$4,000 IDLE IN IOWA.

Des Moines, la, March 31.-Sixteen
thousand coal miners in Iowa are idle
as the result of the suspension of
work ordered this afternoon by the
Iowa district convention Negotia-
tions for new wage scale will be
opened at DesMoines, April II.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
FIREMEN GET RAISE.

Roanoke, Va, March 31.--The Off
cials OF the Norfolk and Western
Railway and the firemen reached an
agreement today, the men recelveing
an increase of five per cent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
sUFFRAGETTEs LOSE AGAIN

Boston, March 3l.--The advocates
of woman's suffrage lost their annual
fight In the lower branch Of the
legislature today by vote of AZ to
I48.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
m COLORADO FIELD.

Denver. March Silt is consid-
cred certain that 5000 miners in the
northern Colorado coal fields will
strike tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
SIX MINERS KILLED.

Wilburton, Okla, March 3t.Six
miners were killed today by an ex-
plosion In the Great Western Coal
and Coke Company mine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
MAY ADJOURN MAY IS.

Washington, March 31--Congress
may be able to adjourn May Is, Sen
ator Aldrich said today, after leaving
the while house where he conferred
with Taft on pending legislation.
Advertising In The Bulletin pays
the advertiser.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01

sydney N. S. W., March S1--
Tommy Burns, ex-champion heavy.
weight, will meet Sam Langford. Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
ROLLER VS.. MAHMouT.

Kansas City. March DIR, B. r.
Roller and Yusiff Mahmout were
matched here today to wrestle to all
finish, April I
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
MARIE coRELLi Ill.

London, March 31.--Marie Corelli,
the novelist, + seriously iii OF pneu-
monta here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01

Want a fob. Want help? Anything
to sell? Want to buy something7 Try
Bulletin want ad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01
Simply Suspend Work Until the
Operators Can Agree On
Wage Terms, Etc.
Do Not Call Ii a Strike---Several Operators Have
Already Sigoed Up--Most Delay Expected
in illinois and Pennsylvania Fields
No Coal Shortage is EXPECTED

indianapolis, March 31.--Three hun
drel thousand miners in the bitumin-
ons coal fields in the United States
suspended work and demanded high
er wages tonight, according to an Of
ficial statement given out by head
quarters here Of the United Mine
Workers Of America. Coincilentally
the national officers of the organi2a-
tion which had been in secret ses-
sion here for two days, departed for
their respective states to advise the
miner in district conferences with
the mine operators. in which, it is
hoped, settlements will be speedily
reached.
List Of Those Gut.
Pres ident Thomas l.. Lewis, before
leaving to visit the centefs in the diff
ferent mining fields, made the follow
ing estimate Of the number of miners
affected by the suspension of work:
Western and Central Pennsyl-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01

Boston, in As round fight in Ameri
ca, September
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01

ed. Great damage has been done to-
the harbor here
VIENNA SUFFERS.
Vienna. March 31.--This city la
suffering greatly with heavy sHow,I
covering everything. The tramway.
telegraph and telephone are at a
standstiIi
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-01

$4,000 to NiIcoxs company. VIII
cox says they compromised at sG.f6a.
Wilcox said the United States Guar
antee Company and the Lawyers
Surety Company contributed also.
SoLoNS WILL INVESTIGATE.
Albany March 31.The disclosures
by superintendent of In
surance Hotchkiss In the fire irasar-
ance Investigation at New York today
sprrrea the assembly ways and
means committee today To report a
resolution providing for d legislative
investigation. not only of the affairs
Of the fire insurance companies, but
OF the casualty and other branches of
insurance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
Easy 10 Lsngtken Life!
How2 Just
Save Time!
NO TRICK AT ALL. LISTEN AND
YOU CAN LEARN HOW OTHERS
DO IT.

It is a common practice among the
people not possessing any idea of the
value of time to while away a whole
day giong from one place to the other
in search of foodstuff they want to
buy. The American people are better
informed than to do anything so fool
ish. They sit down and read in the pa
per just who has what they want and
buy accordingly. If the Perth Amboy
City Market has the best vegetables at
the lowest prices Gas is generally the
case,) they know they don't have to
look a step further. And at the same
time get their other needs as well for
the Market has everything positively
everything for everybody's table so you
can readily see what wonderful saving
of time is affected by coming to the
Perth Amboy City Market.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
Perth Amboy City Market
Phone 1884 1O3-1O5 Smith Street Phone 1854
Mas q
Funny Origin
HERE Is A BUSINESS WHOSE
NAME HAD A PECULIAR BIRTH.

A long time ago there was an old
German in New York City who com
planned that he could get nothing good
to eat unless he cooked it himself. He
finally decided to opeen a cooked meat
store where one could always get
"etwas delicat essen" (some delicacy
to eat), and that's where the Perth
Amboy Meat Market delicatesseen
store derived its name. Where it got
its reputation is another story. But
the cause of its popularity is right on
its front counters all the time, ever
changing, always fresh and tempting,
cooked right on the premises under the
supervision of a new delieatessen man
who has made this branch of the culin-
airy art his own and who would be
pleased to give you the benefit of his
experience. Go and see him. He's
been around the world, kniws his bust
ness and is an agreeable sort of chap.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
Winter Is
Almost Here
ABOUT TIME no STOCK UP WITH
THE THINGS WE DEPEND ON
FOR WINTER N-oURIsHMENT.

The canneries havee been fearfully
behind with orders this year and as a
direct consequence no grocer is very
anxious to dispose of the supply he has
on hand. lie knows that he cannot
possibly duplicate the prices he paid
early in the season SO he holds on
One notable exception is the Perth Am
boy City Market Grocery Department
Thanks to a contract STIMULATING con
~tinuous delivery they can sell now al
most as low as other grocers can buy.
A visit to their place of business will
convince you that the above is true:
and it would be insulting ones IN,
telligence to even as much as HIN that
this opportunity will not be taken
advantage of by everyone in and
around the city. Indeed the enormous
supply will not be enough to go arounc
if we are any judge. "-'--
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
Glad ! T'I'iidings
for Housewives
rREsHsLAUGHTERED CITYDREss-
ED BEEF NOW SOLD AT LESS
THAN COLD STORAGE MEAT
PRICES.

Perth Amboy, Nov. 4:-As a direct
result of a foresighted move on the
part of the Meat Buyer, the Perth Am
boy City Market finds itself in the
unique position of being able to sup
ply strictly fresh killed city dressed
beef at actually less than other mar
kets charge for ice house or cold stor-
age meats. When you consider that IN
addition to the above they are serving
their meat in the cleanest and most up
to-date Market amid sanitary surround
'lgs, you will realize that it pays
. buy your meats, etc. at the Perth
+ Amboy City Market.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
CertainlY
Takes Tho Cake
WHAT TAKES THE cAKE7 READ
THIS AND YOU WILL KNoW ALL
ABOUT 1T.

Ten cents takes any n pound OF
cake at the Perth Amboy City Market
Saturday. Go and look at the cakes
they are selling at ten cents a pound
just to empty the boxes for the fresh
goods. The Fig Newtons and all the
other cakes that us grown-ups used TO
be so fond of when we were kids-ahl
but those were the happy days-but
You can readily bring them pack by
having some more just like 'em-aH
except the price; we guarantee all
these cakes cost Is cents q pound else
where. Also there are crackers, the
square and the oyster, all fresh and all
reasonable-yes, and while we are
about to conclude, let us not forget the
main thing with the crsckers-ths
cheese.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
IAN Apple a Day
Keeps the
Doctor Away
CURIOUS OLD TIME SAYING, THE
TRUTH OF WHICH is OBVIOUS
TO ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH
HYGIENIC LAWS.

E- .-- - rf"
1t is a well-known fac THAT the more
fruit a person is in the habit of con
suming the better they are able to re-
sist sickness and disease. But the fruit
must be selected, clearly kept and
fresh. You will assuredly get this and
only this kind and quality fruit if you
go to the Fruit Department of the Perth
Amboy City Market. d.
All fruits are kept fresh, cool and
clean and selected for the very best
class of trade. And the, best part OF
it is that people who come here for the
quality expecting to pay additional ac'
tually save money by paying less.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
An Interesting
Experiment
CONDUCTED TO DETERMINE HOW
LONG IT TAKES TO TURN STOCK
COMPLETELY. .,

In order to prove to their WI salts
faction that the. stock runs out faster
hal any other store in town, the Gro
Gerry Dept. of the Perth Amboy City
Market (Which by the way is the finest
and most complete in the city, tried
an interesting experiment. While
taking stock some time ago each article
and container was marked. When the
containers emptied or the articles sold
the mark of course went with the stock.
After 80 business days not one Of these
marks remained, thus proving that the
goods must perforce be fresh, with
enough customers to empty the stort
in a month. So you are safe when yor
60 to the Perth Amboy City Market
Grocery Department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-04
Saturday
MEAT
Specials

800 Legs of Lamb ...--.....l3H
$50 Legs of Canada
Mutton .1IRc.
Legs of Veal-real nice ...1213c.
Roasting Veal .......1 0c. q lie.
Prime Ribs of Beef ...10c. & 12c.
Small Fresh Hams.
Boston cut .1234c.
: Jersey Pork Loins, togeth-
er with the rind, very
lean 1926.
EXTRA SPECIAL:
Armour's or Swift's
Skinned Back Hams 1870.
Jersey Tender Pot Roast. -. .1oc.
Armour's or Swift's
Cali. Hams .l1Re.
Roasting or Fricassee Chickens.
Strictly fresh
killed ..... ....".....1tZ2c
30 lbs. Chopped Beef ......26c.
8 lbs. Of Pork Kidne Us. .2be'
lbs. of Picked Pigs Feet. .25c
:. 3 lbs. Of Beer Liver .25c
- Iha NJ Fresh Pigs, Feet. s .25c
lbs. of Lamb Stew ......2Oc
Jersey Fresh Hams, Spare Ribs
Beef Kidneys. etc. etc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-07
Is the Greatest Insurrection In the
Country Since the Big One
in the Year Of
1s4o.
D1Az TO THE FRONT
Yucatan Indians Have Looted the
Arsenais and Many People
Have Already Been
Killed.

MEXICO CITY, June President
Diaz today decided to personally di-
rect the attempt to crush the revolt
following advices received by the gov
ernment that the anti-Diaz faction in
Yucatan had assisted the Indians in
every way and was preparing to de-
clare open revolt against the govern
ment.
1t Is feared the government is fac
ing an insurrection, second only to
that of 1870.
Many towns have been looted and
arsenals have been captured and the
arms and ammunition distributed
among the Indians.
MEXICO CITY, June Tt is ex
pected that the entire standing army
of Mexico will have to be called out
to put down the insurrection OF 10000
in Yucatan, where the officials have
been killed and also several citizens
1t is the most serious insurrectior
in Mexico for several years.
VERA CRUZE, Mexico, June "a
serious uprising has occurred in Yu
catan. Thousands of Indians are sack
ing the town of Valladolid. Many per
sons are reported to have been killed
Government troops are being dis
/ patched to quell the movement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-07
ITALY SHAKEN
BY HARD QUAKE |
Most Severe Earthquake That Has
Visited the Country Since
the Big Messina
Catastrophe.
MANY WERE KILLED
Thirty Dead In One District Alone
and Reports Are Not In
from All the
Places.

NAPLES, June THE most severe /
earthquake that has visited central !,
Italy since the Messina catastrophe OF
year and half ago, was expert
enced last night, and it Is feared to-
day that heavy death loss has re-i
suited.
It Is said in the commune OF thes
Galigio alone. many persons were|
killed.
Troops have been despatched to thOt
district and the government has or.
dered supplies and relief sent.
ROME, June THE dead at Cali
gio now number 80. Heavy casual
ties are also reported at Dailata. The,
Italian relief societies are prepared to
send aid to the stricken field.
NAPLES. June Probably 200
persons and two million dollars worth
of property was destroyed in the
earthquake OF last night, fifty miles
east of Naples.
The situation is so serious that Vic
tor Emanuel has gone to the scene
and the italian Red Cross societies
are Fastening relief and tents to the
stricken towns. The quake occurred
while the people were in bed and
there was no warning. Parliament has
appropriated 100000 to aid the suf-
J ferers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-07
Illinois Central Railway Files Suit
Against Former Employees,
Charging Them with
Big Graft.
FOUR YEARS OF THEFT
Suit Filed Alleges That Conspiracy
was Entered into In 1906 and
Kept Going Until
April, 1910.

CHICAGO, June Charging 1t has
been defrauded out of about $4,000 900
on repair work in period of four
years, the Illinois Central Railroad
company filed suit for an accounting
against four of its former officials
in the circuit court here. The rail-
road company's bill, which alleges
conspiracy to defraud, names the fol-
lowing men:
Orland S. Keith, former superintend-
ent of transportation.
Joseph E. Buker, former assistant
superintendent of the car machinery.
William Renshaw, former superin-
tendent of machinery.
John NJ. Taylor, former general
store keeper.
In connection with these charges
made against its former officials the
Illinois Central road declares in it's
bill that these concerns profited in
alleged overcharges on car repair
work in the following amounts:
The Blue Island Equipment COM
pany, 100000.
The American Car and Equipment
company. 100000.
Aosterman Manufacturing company
s750.ooO.
The Memphis Car company, 5000,
600.
The International Car company, nc
amount named.
| In addition to the suit filed agains
| the four former officials, the railroad
also filed suits for an accounting
against the West Pullman Car com
pany and against the American Cal
and Equipment company. These
suits were also filed in the circuit
court.
The action follows months of inf
vestigation by the railroad company
and numerous rumors of an alleged
graft ring" in the Illinois Centra
railroad. Heretofore, high officials
Of the road have stoutly denied thai
there existed any trouble of this al
4 legged character.
The bill against the four former
/ department heads alleges that the
men entered into a conspiracy il
1 June, 1906, and that from that date
until April, 1910, the railroad com
pany was defrauded out of nearly
| 100000 The defendants are alleged
to have represented to the corpora
/ tion that the company's repair worl
could be done more cheaply by indie
pendent concerns than at the rail
roads own shops. When ccytract'
were given to certain Independent
concerns, the bill charges, the railroad
company began paying long serie!
of overcharges, from which certain
superintendent are declared to have
obtained thousands of dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-07
SPECIAL MESSAGE
FROM PRESIDENT
Taft Sends One to Congress Today,
Asking for Prompt Action on
the Railroad
Bill.
FOR PUBLIC
Asks That Section shall Take Effect
Immediately Upon the
Passage of the
Act.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Recom-
mending that the provisions of the
railroad bill giving the interstate
commerce commission power to sus-
pend increased railroad rates, be made
effective upon passage, President Tart
today sent a special message to con-
gress outlining the railroad dispute.
The message Eas prepared after the
president had spent more than an
hour with Senator Crane and Repre-
sentative Mann. The question OF the
best method of amending the
senate and house bill, which
would I not be effective until
sixty days after passage was dis
cussed. Despite the fact that many
contend that the provision being in
both senate and house bills is not
a proper subject for the work OF the
conference committee, Representative
Mann and Senator Crane believe the
bill should go to conference and the
| clause be altered there.
The president in his message said:
"a recent effort by large number
of railroad companies to increase
! freight rates, caused me to direct the
attorney general to bring suit and
secure from the United States court
in Missouri an Injunction restraining
the operation of such increased rates.
This action led to a conference with
the representatives of the companNs
SO enjoined and the agreement of each
! of them to withdraw the increase and
not file any attempts at increase until
after the passing of the pending bill
1 to amend the interstate commerce
1 laws or the ending of congress.
ut is my hope that all the railroad
/ companies will take like action. Pro-
/ vison should be made by congress
to vest the interstate commerce COM
mission with jurisdiction over such
4 questions as soon as possible.
81 recommend that section of the
senate amendment to the senate bill,
shall take effect Immediately upon the
passage of the act
Repf sentative Mann, chairman OF
the interstate commerce commission
this afternoon asked unanimous con-
sent OF the house to take up the rail
road bill from the speakers table and
asked a conference of the senate.
Representative Lenroot objected. A
burst of applause on the democratic
side greeted his move. Following
this, the clerk read the senate bill
and Representative Lenroot moved
the house concur in &he senate bill
on a motion taking precedent over
that made by Mann.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-07
JOHNSON FIRES
WHITE MANAGER
Little Let Go ard Swears Vengeance
Against the Negro Cham
pion.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.-Sports
are watching with keen interest the
developments which will follow Jack
Johnson's action in discharging his
white manager, Little, and calling a
squad of police to keep Little out of
the training quarters. Little claims
to have contract giving kim 25 per
cent OF the profits and that he will
stop the fight if necessary to retain
his rights.
Contrary to previous announcement
Jack Johnson today declared he had
selected no one to succeed Jack Little,
that Billy Nolan had not been ap,
pointed and that he intended to man
age his own affairs in the future.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-07
Weather Conditions.

There have been scattered showers
in the lake region and eastern states
attending the passage of the lake de-
preston to the eastern states, and the
field of high pressure, increasing as
it advanced to the upper Mississippi
valley, has caused somewhat cooler
weather in that region.
The western depression has remain
ed nearly stationary in the mountain
region. and there have cen showers in
its front in Kansas and Nebraska.
Conditions indicate fair weather for
this section tonight, probably continu-
ing fair until Wednesday evening, and
warmer tonight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-07
BROWN TALKS ON
RATE CONTROVERSY
Anxious to Hear From the Interstate
Commerce Commission on the
Subject.

NEW YORK, June THE eastern
railroad systems are waiting for the
interstate commerce commission to
pass upon their proposed increase in
freight rates, according to President
w. c. Brown, of t.e New York Cen
trail He declares the pay roll OF his
road has recently been increased
greatly and the company must get
this from increased rates.
He said that month ago he had
announced that they were perfectly
willing to have the commission invest
igate the increases but tie commits
sion had expressed no willingness to
do So
He said that many pieces of pro-
posed Improvement had been held up.
I'VE had to cut the cloth to fit the
garment he said.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-07
ROOSEVELT SPEAKS
IN LONDON TODAY
Gives Address at Oxford University
and Is Heard by Large
Crowd.

OXFORD, June Tn ancient Mag
dalene college, part of oxford uni
versity, Col Roosevelt today gave the
last of his European lectures He
spoke on Biological Analogies in His
tory. The lecture was the least popu-
lar one he has given, but at that the
colonel aroused considerable enthus-
iasm.
Any fears that his recent Guild hall
address would result in today's lee
ture being frost was dispelled by the
large audience and hearty reception.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-07
orIaln of chrIstenIna shIps.

The ceremony of christening ships
is a survival of barbaric custom
when sacrifices were made to the
gods, and some living victim or offer
ing was held up and its throat cut SO
that the blood flowed over the PROV
of the ship being launched. The ves-
sell was baptized in warm blood. Now
sprinkling wine or pure water is used.
and the change has many advantages,
though the symbolism remains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-07
FILLED THE THIEF
WITH DUCK SHOT
Cedar Rapids Crook is Killed When
Caught Trying to Rob Fruit
Store.

CEDAR RAPIDS, June 7.-Charles
Glidden, well known police charac-
ter was killed by Sam Corcello, fruit
stand proprietor. when Glidden forced
his way into the place for the purpose
of robbery. Corcello emptied shot
gun into Glidden's abdomen.
Glidden escaped and walked several
blocks. He died six hours after being
taken to hospital Corcello was not
arrested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-07
Bia Gambling Resort.

MEXICO CITY, June Agents for
Richard Cannheld, the American pro-
moter announced that Camfield will
soon open a gambling establishment
at a resort near here, where he plans
to operate on q scale rivaling Monte
Carlo. He has already obtained con-
cession for his casino. The place is
an ideal resort and great crowds are
expected from the north.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-07
BIG EoRsE SHOW
OPENS IN LONDON
Over 10000 Entries and $4,000 In
Prizes at the Great lnterna-
tonaI Show.

LONDON, June THE information
al horse show with more than 10000
entries and $4,000 in prizes opened
this week
Col. Roosevelt was to have presid-
ed at the opening, but on account OF
the kings death, all ceremonies were
dispensed with.
The military horsemen's competi-
ton for which $4,000 in prizes has
been set aside will be the leading
event. There are 175 entries, three OF
them American.