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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-23
Consejo Executive

En- la session ordinaria ceebrada an
teayer, ell Consejo Executive resolvi5 los
siguientes asuntos:
A recommendation de la Comisi6n de
Hacienda y Presupuestos Sc aprob6:
1.-Petici0n del comisionado del Inte-
rior solicitando authorization para EN-
plear un 1elineante $S5 mensuales, un
sobrestante $75 mensuales y un en-
pleado 800 mensuales
2.-Petici6n del comisionado de Edu-
caci0n solcitando autorizaci0n para au-
mentar ell sueldo de un empleado de
$1,000 a $140O; para crear ell cargo de
superintendent de m1sica con $500
anuales y para emplear temporalmente
lln escribiente de estadfstica a $14O0
anuales.
3.-Petici0n del Attorney General So
IicitandO autOrizaci0n para emplear un
escribiente pOr meses q $40 mensuales
para trabajar en- los archives de la Cor
te de Distrito de HumaCao
4.-Ordenanza de Arroyo solcitando
un emprestito de $24,O0
Tambien Sc aprobo una ordenanza del
municipio de Guayama reglamentando
La venta, de carnes frescas
Sc celebraron vistas pubIicas acerca
de una solicitud de Agustin Perez Pie
rret para tomar 1000 galones de aqua al
d1a del rio Coamo para usos domesticos,
en- ell barrio Jauca Segundo, Santa Isa-
bel; y de otra de Celestino Caratini pa
ra establecer una l1nea telef6nica priva-
da entire Coamo y su finca del barrio Los
Llanos, Coamo ,debiendo tener la l1nea 9
Kilometres de largo y estar colgada de
los postes del TELEGRAPH Insular
A petici6n de la Ponce Railway y
Light Company Sc acord0 reconsiderar
la ordenanza recientemente aprobada
autorizando q dicha compan1a cons
truir un ramal de su Inca desde la pla-
va de Ponce punta Penoncillo
Y no habiendo ningnn otro asuntO
pendiente de resoluci0n, sc levanto la Sc
sion hasta el pr6ximo jueves a las tres
l'de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-23
DIGGs DECLARADO CULPABLE
10000 dolares de fianza.

Nueva York, o. La Corte de Dis
trito de San Francisco de California ha
declarado culpable de infraccion de la
Ley Mann Mr. Maury Diggs, ,reservan-
dose ell dictar sentencia hasta ell d1a
dos de septiembre proximo.
Mr.. Diggs Sc propone apelar del "a
llo y, al efecto, ha prestado una fanza
de 10000 d6lares para quedar en- liber-
tad provisional.
Ell iuicio contra Mr.. Cammetti empe-
cara celebrarse ell martes de la pro-
xima semana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-23
D z V A ] z

Hoy embarcara con rumbo a Espana,
acompanada de su seilor tic, don Ramon
Rodriguez Lopez, la inteligente se1orita
Maria Mercedes Rodriguez, que en- los
examenes por oposici6n celebrados en- el
Ateneo, obtuvo la beca ofrecida por la
casa Koheler y Campell para ir q cur
sar estudios superiores lde piano en- ell
Conservatorio de Madrid.
Deseamosle una feliz traves1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-23
Information politica a
EN- LA FORTALEZA.

Aver tarde estulvo en- la Fortaleza, y
celebro una conferencia de dos horas
con ell gobernador, ell doctor d. Cayeta-
no Coll y Toste.
Ell senior Coll expuso a la primera au-
toridad ejecutiva del pals las ideas que
tiene ell prop6sito de realizar como His
toriador de Puerto Rico
POr ahora, Sc dedica a complain datos
para un folleto que publicara en- breve
Mr. BANTER DE VIAJE.
El jueves cuatro de septiembre en-
barcara para Estados Unidos ell comisio-
nado de Educaci6n, senior BANTER
A dichO funciOnariO lie han sido con-
cedidOs sesenta dias de licencia
NOMBRAMIENTO APROBADO.
En- la session ejecutiva celebrada an
teayer por el Consejo, Sc aprobo ell NOM
bramientO hecho pOr ell gobernador ia
vor de don Angel Gonzalez para mlem-
bro del Concejo Municipal de Juncos.
PARA JlAJONLE
Una veZ resueltos los asuntos que lie
trajeran q San Juan, anoche regres6 q
su residencia de Jajome ell gobernador
Cotton.
ARREGLANDO UNA ORDENANZA.
Ell secretario del Consejo Executive,
seiior Bennett, sali5 aver para Ponce,
con el fin de entregarle personalmente
a las autoridades municipales de dicha
ciudad, eNplcarsela la ordenanza que,
reformando una del AyuntamientO de
Ponce, ha aprobado ell Consejo EJecuti-
VO
Sc trata de la ordenanza autorlzandO
un emprestito de ciento cuarenta mil do
lares para la construction de un edlficlO
escolar. la cllal hubo de ser solicitada del
obernador.-cuando va este iba a fir
marla.-por ell senior BANTER, pues
auuella carecia de la debIda disposition
referente la compra de un solar apro-
piado para dicho edifcio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-23
100000 dolares
en- bonos
LA PROXIMA EMISSION.

E Tesorero de Puerto Rico, senior Ri
chardson, ha manifestado q l1n represen-
tante nuestro que esta hacienda los pre-
parativos necesarios para vender, 4 la
brevedad possible, y en- favorables con-
diciones para ell pals, 100000 d6lares en-
bonos del gobierno insular.
Esa cantidad de dinero es para dedi-
carla a la conclusion de las obras mel rle~
90, Y para otros fines.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-23
Del rnisticismo
de a h or a
MUSA DEL OCIO
A una DANA, y para Agust1n Blanco

81 pasas, finjo no verte;
81 miras, no OsO mirarte
Como poder explicarte
que tanto pueda quererte
quien solo sabe esquivarte .
Como hacerte comprender
que. Ell este cuentO de lamar,
EN- que es callar mas hablar-.
suele d las veces mas yer
quien menos quiere mirar -.
j Como poderte decir
que es mas amor mas huir,
pues que no amar es dOlOr
y ha de ser duro vivir,
vivir huyendo de Amor! -.
70 te quiero, amada mia,
con ell mas hondo querer;
:allado, en- la estancia mia,
envueltO Ell melancol1a
de sOmbras de atardecer.
Mas cerca mas ~apartada;
mejor, 81 estas alejada,
oigo tn voz seductora:
Il Que m1sica tan cailada,
que soledad tan sonora!"
Y como nunca sabras
ell querer que Ell mi hallaras,
pues que 10 oculto de suerte
que estoy queriendote mas
81 menos finjo quererte;
tai vez herida en- tn honor
p0rque mi amor no te de,
pongas tn empeno mayor
en- que me rinda tn amor :.
cuando mas rendido este
Augusta Palomar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-23
sentara a D. Alfonso.

Nueva York, 22.-S. A. R. el infante
de Espana d. Carlos de Borb6n, ha sido
designado por el rey D. Alfonso para
que asista en- representation suya la
boda del ex Rey de Portugal ID. Manuel
de Braganza Ell regalo de boda del rey
de Espana llevara grabada la siguien-
te inscription: A Manuel, Rey de Por-
tugal. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-23
En- el club de
los patinadores

FL martes 26 del corriente dara la
San Juan Roller Skating Club
I'm baile de confanza, comen-
zando las nueve de la noche. CO.
mo todos los actos de tan distinguida
sociedad, resultara concurridisimo.
Agradecemos la invitacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-23
BRYAN DEFENDIENDO
UNA CANDIDATURA A
Con tai padrino :.

Nueva York, o. Ell secretariO de
Estado, Mr. Bryan, Sc propone defen-
der la candidatura de Mr.. Petygal,
connotado democrata que aspira ser
elegido Representante q la Camara por
ell distrito Congressional de Maine.
A tai fin, Bryan dedicara dos dias de
La campana electoral de septiembre We
nidero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-23
NOMBRAMIENTO APROBADO.

En- la session ejecutiva celebrada an
teayer por el Consejo, Sc aprob6 ell nom
bramiento hecho por ell gobernador a ia
vor de don Angel Gonzalez para miem-
bro del Concejo Municipal de Juncos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-23
NoMBRAM1ENTo CoNFIRMADo
Harrison a Filipinas.

Nueva York, 22- El Senado confir-
mo hoy ell nombramiento hecho q favor
de Mr.. Harrison para gobernador ge-
neral de las Filipinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-23
CABLEGRAMAS
TooUE DE ATENCIoN A HUERTA
46 americanos amenazados de muerte


William Jennings Bryan, ha prevc-
nido Huerta a los jefes rebeldos,
que has autoridades locales seran res
ponsables de toda violencia cometida
contra G. Hulse, 1ngeniero y
otros ,cuarenta seis americanos anne
nazados de muerte Ell los estableci-
mientos de 'Mexican Northern Power
Co." en- Laboquilla'
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
ReealIed 70 the stand. shearer al.
RESIDENT OF ELC0
DIED LAST TUESDAY

+ Mrs. Fannie Cauble, widow of the
late MI es Cauble OF Eleo. aged 90
years died at her home there, Tues
day, death being caused from a
stroke OF appoplexy.
She leaves one brother, Salmon
Haz 'ewood. OF Elco, six children,
four sons and two daughters, Israel
and Josh, prominent merchants, and
Ben and Fred, who are engaged In
farming. One daughter. Mrs. Cyrus
Grace of Union county. and one
daughter, Mrs J. A. vansandt, IN
Oklahoma. She united with the
Methodist church early in life and
always lived Christian life.
The funeral was held yesterday
at the Methodist church at Eco
services being conducted by Rev
Edwards, and the interment was
made in Hazlewood cemetery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
UNCLE JOE NOT
TO WRITE STORY
Of HIS CAREER
Former Speaker Believes Many
Books Are Crime Against
the Country.

Washington. March 13--"Uncie
Joe" Cannon is not going to write
his "reminiscences He believes that
hinety-nine books out of every hun,
dred represent crime against tbs
country, because they make ,neces-
sary cutting down the forests .to
provide paper
While at the White House today
Mr.. Cannon outlined his philosophi'
cal ideas of things that are worth
while.
who can name all the Presi.
dents in succession. or their Cabi-
nets" asked Uncle Joe. "A man 1:
in the public mind for time AMI
then is gone. Interest in him i;
lost and he is forgotten.
mot one book in ten is remem.
bered, and only one in a thousand
survives. 1t is a crime to cut dowr
forests to print so many. | have nc
particular book in mind in saying
this!"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
old RESIDENT
PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Earnestine Honnard, in Failing
Health Because Of Old Age,
Dies Thursday.

Mrs. Earnestine Honnard. an old
resident of Cairo. died yesterday
morning at her home. No. 224 Sew
enth street, after serious illness OF
the past several weeks. Death was
caused primarily by the inhrmities
of old age.
Mrs. Atefuldisch. nee Marie Vie
toire Ernest FRANCHISE Henriette
Olympia Honnard was born at
Ciseme, France. Dec. II. 1926. She
was the grand daughter of Nicholas
Gregoire yHonnard who was Seigneur
Grichon de Ia Merange. Her father.
Louis Cesaire iIonnard. was com
selor and also founder of the famous
manufacturing plant which bears
their name and is still in existence
in their family. One OF her god
fathers was Ferdinand Barnoche.
minister under Napoleon III. She
married against her fathers wishes.
John Joseph Altefuldisch, medical
student. who brought her to Amer
lea, dissipated her dot" and her In
heritance that she received from rel
atives and abandoned here in power
ty. Her uncle leaving her small
legacy enabled her to start life
anew, pride keeping her from asking
+, help OF her family,
J ON her mothers side she was of
the Barot de la Butte, a noted fam
lily near Chartees. She was ac-
quaintcd with most OF the old nobil-
ity OF her time and knew a great
many of the famous authors and
artists.
She leaves one son in Arkansas
and one daughter living with her,
/, besides several grand children,
George H. McKealg being one Of the
saatter y sevsrai great grand chfids
rem also survive her.
| They resided at Boston, Mass.
thirteen years. coming to Cairo In
ga to join her husband, who was
surgeon in the Mississippi squadron
She has resided here ever since that
time.
The funeral will be held at s
o'clock this morning from Mrs.
Mr. E. Feith's undertaking estah
lishment at 1l01 Washington
avenue, services being conducted
by Rev. c. Robert Dunlap of
the Lutheran church Interment
will be made at Beech Grove, a
special interurban car conveying
| the party to the cemetery The
funeral will be private.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
NOCALFS FALLS
|. AFTER ONSLAUGHT
BY REBEL FORCES
Constitutonalists Overthrow Federal
Government in Border Town
After l2-Hour Siege.
AMERICAN SOLDIER INJURED
Private Umfeet Of Fifth Cavalry, On
Patrol Duty, is Hit By
Stray Bullet.

Nogales, Ariz., March l3.-Con-
stitutionalists overthrow the federal
government at Nogales, Sonora. and
tonight are In possession Of the bor-
der town. after a fight which contin-
ued with little abatement for twelve
hours The casualties reported are
one hundred dead and twice that
number wounded on both SIDES.
Private Allen A. Umfieet, troop
er OF the Fifth cavalry, U. s. A., was
seriously wounded by a rebel bullet
in police duty near the international
border line. The bullet passed
through his face from ear to ear.
No other Americans We're injured.
The United States soldier was
shot shortly after 6 o'clock, when
the attack was at its heighth.
,I.ieutanalltsCol Cate. in charge of
the Firth cavalry patrol, instantly
sent word to Gen. Obregon, in COM
mand OF the rebel forces, as fol-
lows: i#13
.Yor have shot one OF my men,
Cease firing or shall be after you
at cnce..
I.ates Lt- Sol Cate called ashis
h,tgler and ordered him to sound tht
Mexican cease firing order. The
federal garrison Immediately obeyed
bnt the desultory firing continued to
come from the beseigers.
The federal crossed into the
United States, where they surren-
dered to Col Wilder. of the Fifth
cavalry. The Mexican soldiers
stacked their arms before the United
States troopers and dispersed.
A rain Of lead dropped over the
American town. endangering the
lives of its citizens. Stray bullets
fell into the streets and houses. The
destruction in the Mexican town
was great,
Laredo, Texas, March 13.-It is
reported that Venustiano Carranza
governor of Cobuiila, who revolted
against Huerta's government. waS
captured and shot this afternoon by
federal troopers at point between
! BAHAMA and Monclovia. 0fflcia'
confirmation of the execution had
i not been obtained late tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
THE MEMBERSHIP
| OF Finance BODY !.
IS MADE KNOWN
Powerful Organization Of Senate is
ut Last Chosen By the DEM
oeratic Heads.
TILLMAN WINS HIS FIGHT
To Secure Coveted Chairmanship Of
u the Appropriation Committee,
Second in Power.

Washington, Mach l3.-Presl-
dent Wilson'S advisors have hit on
the solution OF two political prob
lens confronting the administration
which promise to be most troub e.
some. y ~
What Kind of Democrat shall get
the plums from the political tree
Eand how those OF the Democrats
throughout the country can; be
given n fighting chance to get near
the tree
Within the next few days Post
master General Burleson is expected
to prepare for President Wi sons s
consideration o plan which will
open to distribution the $4,000
third and fourth class postmaster
ships converted into civil service BY
President Taft.
The personnel OF the finance com
mittees which is to handle all the
tariff bills became definitely known
tonight ard 1t is: Chairman, SEN
ator Simmons, North Carolina q sec
retary, Stone, Missouri: Williams,
Mississippi; Johnson. Maine; SHY
ley, Indiana; Moore. Oklahoma.
Thomas, virginiasAIames, Kentuelss
and Hughes. New York.
Repub lean senator's. Penrose
Pennsylvania; Lodge, Massachu.
setts: smoot, Utah.; McCumber
North Dakota; Gallon. New Hamp-
shire; Clark, Wyoming; LaFollette
Wisconsin.
Information in the senate late to-
day indicated that Senator Tillman
had won his personal fight to seeurt
the Craftsmanship OF the appropria-
tions committee, the second most
powerful in the senate. Persisten,
efforts had been made for several
days to induce Tillman to surrender
his rights to Senator Martin of Vir-
ginia and to take the chairmanship
[of naval affairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
THE LAST WORD IN
FASHIONS IS THE
CIGARET GOWN

New York, March 13.-Fashion
finally has succumbed to "My Lady
of the nicotine habit. Indication oil
the surrender was p ainly given to-
day when In the very forefront oi
the displays Of the latest importa.
tions from Paris appeared the smok-
ing gown for the feminine cigaret
smoker. Things Turkish and Oriental
a.e. associated with the cigaret, con.
seqnently the gown is a black and
crimson affair. with loosely drapad
jacket with Syrian scarf. spangled
with dull gold, and a skirt of ae.
Gordon plated charmeuse
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
CHICAGO RELIEF
BILL IN SENATE
Senator Juul Introduces Sexton $
Tax Amendment in the
Senate.

Springfield. ILL.,. March l3.-SeE-
ator Niels Juu introduced Corpora
William II. Sexton's tax law amend
ment in the Senate today. The
amendment Is the most important
of the measures that aim to give
Chicago the relief it is seeking. 1t
re-enacts the old Juul law with the
exception OF the clause requiring
the levy for the payment OF the
principal and interest on bonded in-
debtedness to be included within the
fiat rate for scaling. The Supreme
Courts Interpretation of this seal
ing of the law has already cost chi
cago about $4,00O.O00.
Mr.. Sexton and his assistant, Leon
Hornstein. are here to urge quick
action in passing the desired relief
acts.
II do not anticipate any dfficu Is
in obtaining the passage of the
amendment, said Mr.. Sexton. 'Prac~
tically every one with whom | have
talked understands the seriousness
of Chicago's situation and is willing
to aid u.s."
1--WE want the judiciary commit
tee to set date for public hearing
at which we can have present .rep-
resentatives of al the Chicago or
ganizations that have interested
themselves in the city's behalf aud
know the necessity for obtaining the
relief
Senator JUL. who is chairman Ct
the state judiciary committee. said:
Il feel as does Mr.. Sexton, thai
we win have little troub 9 in obtain
] ing the relief. =
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
CHALLENGE OF
Upton REFUSED
By New York Yacht Club Because
Britisher Did Not Stick
to Conditions.

New York. March 13.--Sir Thorn
as Lipton's challenge for another
race for the Americas Cup, the
premier trophy OF the yachting
world. was declined by the New
York Yacht club tonight This ac-
ton was taken. the club announced.
because the challenge did not COM
ply with conditions of the deed Of
gift, which governs all contests for
the cup The decllnation Of the
present challenge, however, IL was
stated by members, did not necessar-
lily mean that no Americas Cup race
was in prospect, as the club was in
anticipation of an unrestricted chal-
lenge for the cup from a British
gentleman other than Sir Thomas
Upton. M
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
UNION ACADEMY BEATS
FAST NORMAL TEAM

Anna, H., March 1S.--The Union
Academy basket ball team defeated
the Southern Illinois Normal Uni
yersity OF Carbondale here tonight
by score of 81 to 90.
The game was very fast and at
the end of the first half the score
was IA to II in favor of Union
Academy. Prof Black, of Carbon
dale, tried to stop the game several
times because he was "kidded" from
the side lines.
The Anna team was: Forwards
Dean McClusy and Richie; guards
Alden and Hamilton; center, Rem
dleman: referee, Leslie Leonard. OF
U. A. There was a very good at.
tendance The time of the halves
was twenty minutes.
Eldorado High plays Anna High
Friday night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
COLD WAVE IS
DUE BY NIGHT
Balmy Spring Weather to be succeed
ed By Freezing Temperature
and Snow Flurries.

The balmy spring weather that
has been lowering over this vicinity
for the past week is due to vacate
sometime today when cold wave
will invade and cause the tempera
ture to fall to below freezing by to-
night. High northwest winds and
snow nurries will prevail according
to advice from the local weather
man, r. T Lindley.
This will not be welcome news,
and the retail stores and millinery
shops who have scheduled their
spring openings for today and to-
morrow will find special disappoint
ment in the sudden change Of
weather.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
TAFT CLEARS RECORD OF
ANTI-SEMITIC OFFICER

Washington, March 13.-One of
the last official acts of the Taft adj
ministration was the issue of an or
der by the President expunging from
the military record OF Colonel JOS
.eph Garrard, Fifteenth Cavalry,
commander at Fort Myer, va, the
reprimand administered to him be-
cause of his unfavorable indorse-
ment upon the examination papers
of Frank Bloom. q young Jewish
private, who was seeking a commits
sion. This clears the way for
Colonel Garrard's promotion to the
rank of general officer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
TRY JACK JOHNSON FOR
SMUGGLING, ON APRIL Z

Chicago, March l3.--The trial of
Jack johnson, negro pugilist, on
smuggling charges. was set today by
Federal Judge Carpenter on April 7.
The negro's trial was delayed some
time ago by an attack said to have
been pneumonia johnson is ac-
cused of smuggling a diamond neck
lace into the country shortly after
the coronation of King Edward in
London, which ceremony he crossed
the ocean to attend
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
TO PROVE AL|BI
OF HIS PRESENCE
At OTHER PLACES
Golden Rule" Chief Said to Have
Beer Elsewhere on Nights of
Alleged immortality.
DEFENSE ATTACKS sHEARER
Relative to Testimony About Kohler
is Rumored That Mrs. Shear
er Will Be Heard.

Cleveland, March i3.-~In an at
tempt to prove the presence o.
Golden Rule" Police Chief Fred
Kohler at another place than thu
home of Samuel d, Shearer on ths
two nights specified for an ALLEGED
immoral relation with the iatter's
wife, the defense placed several po.
lice officers on the stand today.
Nearly all of them admitted in
cross examination their memory OF
their, conversation with Kohler that
night had been refreshed within the
last week by referring to their rec
ord books for memorandum.
February 2. 1912, 1t was testified,
Koh er was sick in bed and Mry 23
he is said to have inspected num-
Der OF grill rooms. Those nights
the prosecution alleges Kohler spent
with Mrs. Shearer at her home.
The defense then began to attack
Shearer's story and his alleged dis-
covery of kohler in his home on. the
night of June S, 1912. Two wit
nesses said they overheard Shearer
and friend say:
III we had waited little longer
we awonfd have caught the chief In
stanty attire"
Recalled to the stand, Shearer de-
MED having made the statement.
1t is expected Kohler will take
the stand in his own defense. 1t
has been rumored that Mrs. shearer
would tell her story to the civil SER
vice commission, but the defense is
silent on this subject.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
DEFENSE RESTS IN THE
HYDE POISONING CASE

Kansas City, Mo-, March 13.~--
With the completion of the cross-ex-
animation of Mrs. B. C. Hyde, wit
ness for her husband, on trial
charged with the murder of Colonel
Thomas H. Swope, the defense rest
ed today. The case will probably
go to the jury Saturday night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
SEEKS KIRBY CASE MAN.

Springfield. H.. March i3.-Gov-
ernor Dunno today requested Secre-
tary Of State Bryan to apply for a
requisition for the return to Chicago
of John H. Strosnider, under arrest
In Toronto. Ontario. IN connection
with the Kirby bank frands.a
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
TWO KILLED. z INJURED.
WHEN CAR HITS HOUSE

Cincinnati, o.. March 12.ATwo
men Were killed and seven Others in
jured. three of them fatally. when a
College Hill street car left the rails
and crashed into an apartment build
ing this morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-14
OBSERVE NEXT SUNDAY
AS ST. PATRICK'S DAY

The Ancient Order Of Hibernians
and the Ladies Auxiliary at a meet
ing held Wednesday evening decided
to celebrate St. Patrick's Day by at
tending st. Patrick's church in a
body Sunday, March 16. and take
Holy Communion. -