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K7 THE CAIRO BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 20, 1908
THE CAIRQ BULLETIN.
rabllihad Dally sad Band by tie BallsUa
OomraiT at 7M Okio Btraal. PboaM M.
Subscription Rates by Mall
InariMy OMkT)a idTaaci
Oa yea. Dally ui Bondy
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Subscription Rates by Carrier
hj earrtar, onUlda of OaJrol
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Notice to Subscribers
a. .VTST "ulr trow by rapontiit
part ot Banian, v 4. t , . .
ntorod at ta Cairo Potto flic u lacond-clMi
Mall Matior.
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
LEGAL
DECISIONS-
ind auy cost of reconstruction.
TODAY IN HISTORY
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily aud Sun
day during the year 1907 2116 1771
Average number of complete and
perfect copies or the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the month, of April
1908 2028
April Circulation.
I.. 2036 16 2048
17... 2n,8
18 203
repairing the damage, for the contract tt9ttttXttttt9.lttttttttti
uuuvt, nnu n 11113 worn was jioue wa? ?J 1 i'
"'J luruiuiiy urawn ami provides I ay
nearly what the contractor must do to
lenuer tne newer inlet safe. Kvcnl
assuming that the city's inspf.ctor was
not as careful as he should have been
that did not absolve the contractor I Re,ease of Person Arrested as Sus
whose agreement and bond to do the picious Character. A prisoner was a
work according to specifications,' etc. ,'m,',l ' a police officer on suspicion
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win iouuuess stand between the city ul " lu l,u perpetrator 01 a grave
crime, nut. Instead of being charged
with this specific offense, lie was held
merely as a suspicious character. In
A I Mill vs. Smith the Court of Appeals
T of irginia. in Southeastern Report
ei, i,,, n,. , that although an officer
may arrest a prisoner on suspicion, h
iuiisr. witnout unnecessary dolav. take
him before a police justice, and formu
late a specific complaint informing
aim ol the offense of which he Is ur
cuscu, and, such course not having
been pursued. Tie' was entitled to his
Forestry
Prdbfe
Is Great and Must
Be Met by Peonle
m of United States
By (JIFFORD PINCIIOT.
Chief of IVatiuaal Bureau of Foraatry.
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May 20.
ltd Albert purer, celebrated pant
er, horn. Pled April . lr.v'ti.
m...... .. ..
vuuiiii 01 .Massachusetts an
mined nun people declared reb-M ,, UM! oli naheas corpus.
els by parliament.
1773 'Declaration of Indenendeuci
adopted at Mceklouburk, N. C.
1781 Rev
mm TRADERS
GIVEN J SHOCK
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo,
Alexander County,
Population 16,147.
Illinois,
Wrongful Ejection of Passenaer.
In ISirhinghuin y.. Tht and Dower
David Dudley Field. Am- ;" vs- Ie, to Southern Renoi-ter
eriean clergyman and writer. P'J. the Alabama Supreme Court hell
born. Pied April 13, 1867. 'hat the offer of a third t..rs,.,i ... ......
Rev. Antoinette rtmu-n n'fi,.b. I the fare nf r. , . .'
first woman ordained as minis that she has aireadv nni.i is .i"
ter. born near Rochester, X. Y. tense to an action f,,r .,,-,..i....
18,'S Capture of the IViho forts. Iidainfiff. bv .-illnainr, .i, .... '
French and Sardinians defeat
td the Austrian at MontebeUo.
!S7')-St. Patricks Cathedral. New
York City, dedicated.
The above is a correct statement
of th clrculaiion of The Cairo Bulie
tin for the year 1907 and for the
month of April 1908. . . I
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
.Business Manager.
Biography.
Oscar (;.. Murray, president of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad conn,:oiv
was born .May 2tt. IS (7, at I'ridgeport
Conn., and was educated in the pub.
lie schools of that ettv liiu ,.ii,.i
t'airer dates from 1872. in which voar
no entered the service of the Calves-
tan, Houston and Henderson railroad
as ticlet agent at Calveston. He re-
would have acknowledged
had not made it.
that rshe
Subscrlbed and sworn to before I"11'1""'1 wi,il 'at nmd until lsso. ris
Te(imAi.,, . I-. .
. wo.M.ivjij, ul uivorcea wife as
Ground For New, Trial. In the cas
f Mate vs. Sargood. i;s Atlantic R
I'oiier. .11. detendaiit, a married man
as lonvicted of crime. Subseiueul
tne conviction bis we secured r
llviu-ce. thereby making her a compe
lent witness for her former husband
, .f. ... 1..., . , 1 . .
11. 1,011 men nioveit tor a new trial
u t.ie ground of newly liicovered e i
ieiiee. hut the Supreni,. Court ,,f Ver
uonl held that the motion was proper
' overrub'd.
me this fourth day of April 1908.
LEO J. KLI311,
Notary Public.
The Bulletin la on salt at tha fol
lowing places: , .......
Coleman'ay 214 Eighth . rt'raat.
, Halllday Housa Newa StanaV
Blue Front Restaurant.
nig in tne service ;intil he beciim
iei,'..fu ireiiu and passenger t-gent
1 Hiring the next live vears he orcu
r ...
NHtl a similar Position v with the c.nlf
! 'dorado and Santa Fe. He next went
I vim the Missouri Tacifle lines an
I ,1 1. . ..... .
.."11 mi n- 11, in,. , .Kicinnati. n, i:im
ipolis. St. Ixmis and Chn-ago mad. Ii
is.- ne necanie second vice president
"f th Baltimore and Ohio and fron
llS3. to 1899 he acted as rceiver o
Things are warming uu In the Re-It,lat n!"'- A year or two ago he wa
Ti,Ki;n.... 1., ... . . f ....,.. ...... .1 r .1. . .
i"""""" B'loeruiuoruu contest ju tnjs f 'i uum iue ni si vice presi
state. The light is evMenily tMwt'nf to the presidency of the com-
iiov. Deneen and ex-Cov. Yates, Thcrl!lllv
lntUM 1 . it. . .. . ' J ' . . '
.fc,1""" mui me louowing snot into
ne rcrmer's camp, which hA can-
f ? "",naK"'' Becms to regard as
iirtkua;-!y good: "I . would rather
ive the church bells ringing out
Ver Pin liralrl.'S Ilf ttlo atnta r.f Tin
iofs, for me, than all th kettit
f drums In the back rooms of Mltlea!
hnuu,.. nh.l , . .. I A 4 r... i , ..
Jliat Bounds good. And yet one doesl Marion. S. S. Marshall was nominated
not have to back so very far to find the 103th ballot, over .lohn pmtg!
ne ex governor trying his level best! rty and Judge Denning.
10 organise a few "kettle drum" corps
In Chicacn
. .1 .riiiTotiow i. tiw. ...... r-i .
JAPAN AND U. S. AGREE
2uettion of American Rmht, u,.
3"- inn
Been Under Discussion Fnr o,t
Three Years.
The present destructive system of cutting1 over
the forests will result in the total logs of our resources
within the next '2o years unless sonu; very rigid laws
si re passed for forest protection and conservation. It
is for the jiirjose of talking over every detail of a
viKt plan with the governors of the several states that
the president called the congress of governors, which
will meet in .May.
So far as I know this is the first time in history
that a nation has undertaken to make the host pos
sible uses of the foundations of its welfare.
The people of the United States are ut length realizing that they
have a country out of which to make as much or little ns thov r,l-n
If requires three tilings to make a-nation people, institutions and
land.
Heretofore Americans have reasoned that they will always have
their national resources. This same sort of Jogie played havoc with the
resources of Spain, northern Africa and Palestine.
Forestry is to be a hig proMein in America. Katlier, I should say, it
in a hig proMem for to-day. to-morrow and for the future. In the Vast
the timber is held lar-o.lv under private ownership and the stem we !,,
taken to replenish the timber supply in our national forests out west will
not make up for the wanton ruin that is being done east.
The forest sen ice is endeavoring to co-operate with eastern timber
owners in .wry v.ay possible to teach thorn economy in lumbering; to
top the diminution of our resources that will ontaif additional dki'ter
with relation to it, e.Te.-t, upon the water supply of our rivers and the
purity of those waters.
. Ho,u'u,r ri-i'1 l!,( r-J' may consider the administration's forest
101 ley to be. it will be maintained
MEMBERS OF NEW YORK COTTON
EXCHANGE SUBPOENAED TO
APPEAR BEFORE FEDERAL
GRAND JURY FOR HEARING.
as to
Investi-
Mayor, ORORGE PAlWONi? .. ..
Clerk, R. A. HATCIIKR.
Treasurer. THOMAS K. MAHONIOY
City Attorney, FRANK MOOItK.
Catnptroller.. ERNEST NORDMAN.
Police Maidstrate, A. J. ROSS.
Chief of Police, M. S. 13ACAN.
Alexander County, Population ' 22 46.
"miy i terK, JICSSK 15. MILLKR.
Circuit Clerk. LKIS n. DAVIS
Sheriff, FRANK E. PA VIS.
State's Attorney, ALKX. WILSON.
Coroner, DR. JAMKS McMANUS.
County SiMierlnten.teii.l i.r t-
PKOF. JOHN S.WDKR.
vr8T?,r a'"1 Treasurer, ntEI It
NEIALia.
Board of Countv Comm.. .rn..
J. J. JENNELLE, Chairman.
OEOROE PARSONS.
UK, EDWIN J. OAUSB.
V..... . . . ...
1 oik, .iay :. I'otton tradin
inter. Kts here were given a iiio-
nouueed shock today when it became
1,-li.v,. .. .!.... , . .
""I ui.u iorty-six .members of the
New Viirk f...,.... ,.,....1 . . .
v.wii.v.111 r.MiiaiiKi' nan neeu
subpoenaed to appear Ix fore the f;,
oral grand jury of this district.
"line no official statement
i I
u.f iiurpose or kooik of tUv
MiiKiu count he secured it is stated
011 excellent authority that it has to
do with the case of Edwin, S. Holmes,
who was dismissed in nmr, ,,.m t)l(.
associate cliielship of the bureau or
statistics .department of agriculture
""V "T 1,1 "U1 1''l repertiUK BKLT I IN R cara dne fa, l,.,, " ' "
" "-'i nervice agents.
One of tho aims of the government
now, it is believed, ts to obtain addi
tional evidence with a
opening tlie case and
aeiive prosecutions.
IL!.??D CAIRO ELECTRIC BTV
1 , inn cars ane u tv MiHHuut m
ut troin a a. in. 1 1 1 n ",rJ' "Oil
1'OeiRHT. LINK-vfloloofc A..e,
View of re-
point that lias been gained.
And there is another very important
MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS
Will Hold State Convention Tomor
row State Centra! Committee
Seats Contesting Delegates.
, ' Are, ear
AT.. at. ft:67: 8.!i7! S:4'ir :R7, . . .....
name uinuu.. ..V- . ""
.ntertus upoi, ,. ...i,i.Mmn
.J, :; and f.d a. m.aurt on tinw mlu
J-pl Ht. car,, (1UP fa, pM 8t. Mafv "
un,"ilf "" 'ln,; Sioi,d Ht,
rMi on Ckitumxrcial -l'i no a 1
1 salnntM after l'ln
CAIRO IK 1854.
4
4
September 13 the steamer Cham-.
.or arrived rroin xp oh, .mm i,..i i
Wr,..l.f ih ,.. . . ...nii-
i'iviwmco 111 couri 01 miu several cases or vtiru.- f..i..r v.. 1
- ..i 0 oisH-i, uiuiucr or -wiie in- unc udiim rant ttwmi ...i -i,...b
. .... .1 -il v. t.ll, v I' J l
"m:uvtt im m Iavor anJ cause you Kirby. After leaving Cairo the Cap
.. 1IUU u 6Ulll buuuhi tain uieu,, wniie the boat was on It
uiw miu evidence .presented In this I way to SC. Louis.
case nan tor such a verdict?" This, in
I i substance, Is the question asked by
: , the prosecuting attorney of nearly
every candidate for the jury in thr
' Ford murder case; and the answer is
1 always 'a more or less positive -No."
It is probably as truthful an answer
t as could be expected from men under
i , such circumstances. They may all
; think they will not be Influenced; they
.( may all want to do what is right bv
, the. people and by the prisoner at th
bar, and try their best to do so. l!ut
, tnat man has not been born who, if he
; .-be at all worthy the title of man, will
; ;'jitot render some measurr! of respect
; ful consideration to the wife or mother
j or sister in whose an.vioes face he
f sees a constant, earnest, tearful and
j prayerful plea for mercy not for her
f iB? "t fur the loved one by her side
si Men with will poer strong enough to
resist such a plea are not usually
j; found on jurira in murder cases. The
, attorneys for the defense, if they are
competent, will see to this: and" it is
another of the Inexplicable inconsH
tencies ,of our jurisprudence tha
. jwhile a juryman Is V required not H
I iPermit himself to he biased in hi
Judgment, for or against the prisoner
the law permits him to he subjected
.to Influences which,: in the verv u-x
tore of things, tan have no other r
jmlt.
The .. trustees of the Free School
.ave seemed the services of Dr. Cold
veil as I teacher. The school was to
Jegln Monday. Oct 2.
jviom and howers. of the Mammoth
-a .vim on section T.i, a.lvertise tlr
best' quality of poplar andcypnss
'umber for $12.5u a thousand, and tin
"est oak at 15.
Raymond's Pavilion of Amusement
.i-;w n.l 1 ... 1. . ...
".iiriiwi to snow m ( airo on
Jctoher .,th. The Fakir of Siva, the
vorld renowed ventriloquist. Madam'.
iCliznbeth. the favorite .lanseuse; and
Mons. Kendall, were the attractions
oors open at half past six. Tkk. -.s
in cents.
The Times announced James ('
loo of fiallatin county as a Candida;,
or the .state .senate from this district.
The November election passed ofl
'lUietly in Cairo, W votes were cast
Marshall ( Detu.) for congress had
majority.
I'okio. May lit. The negotiations
tweetl the Cllited Statos .-oi.t I:,,...
dative to conventions which shall so
ure protection for American conimcr
ial intertsts in Japan and Korea, in
ludiug patents, copyrights and trade
larks, have just been brought to wha'
i believed a satisfactory coiicli.si,,,,
1'he papers have 1,....,, t ,
rom Tokio to WashiuirtiiM i.
hoped the final igurs will , .....
fended.
Tlie question of American rirhts h ,,
h,.fi ut.. I,, i. .ll,, 1
M.-.M011 jor inreo vear
nd the American ambassador Th
I. O'Kricn . ..1.1. ii. ..... 1.. 1 . ,
1 ciot-'i 1.1 a len
ot dai.anese officials to tl.,.
natter, and since then has had num. r
'lis conferences with ti...... ..
" '. ill. " 1 1 II T n :
(suit that the two ,.,..fi.... 1
"hed what, it Is understood bot'i
ides regard as a satisfactory ,,,,.,
iieiit on all points.
BY-LAWS ARE AMENDED
Railway Telegraphers Will Tal.e in
Telephone Operators Who HatiL'e
Train Orders..
Do
Women
Love
Scandal
By BERTHA V. O'BRIEN
Lansing. Midi., ,av i'i.,ui..r .
three hours session tin. ti.,,,,, .1..
... 1M..1 i.iui
l't! ntral coinmniee tonight bv a
v 1 t , . . . r 1 o , . . . .
10 .. seated in the tem
porary orgatiiati.-n of tomorrows
IVmocratie state convention li,..(. ,,n
delegations which carry prima facie
evidence of regularity. This action
seats in the temporary organization
:" i'uu-campau d-tegat! m from
Wayne county and m contest with
Kent county seats the delegation
Headed ,y f;
ttraud Rapids.
The state central committee to
nignt chose A. M. Cummins of I.;
sing temporary chairman of 1 Invention.
Thlrt.foartta Ht.
-loeuntl ttt.
age
H111111111
Pittsburg,
al. s to tin
"Hill despatch, .,-s. agentf
lalmen. who were originally
n,e ..rue,- i uaihvay Telegraph
i-oig nei.i nere today
U" I'.v laws of tin
May 1:1. X.itional del;.
'.mention of i..,.a,aoh
an I hjg
iffiiiatci
IThe love of scandal ! It appears that so
far no one has ventured to rob woman of
her laurels in this regard. Iter pa?siou for
this tiling amounts to genius. There seem
to he no limits to her capacity for itnhil.iug
it, no hounds to her daring in acquiring it.
Nor does her taste, it seems, nml to he cul
tivated for a spicy and salacious morsel.
She's horn with a relish for it a relish that
grows only by what it is fed on.
The world never had so fine an illustra
tion of feminine love of scandal as during
the progress of the Thaw trials.
"(.lory he!" cried tlie old policeman,
"who would have believed if? OahrieFs trumpet wouldn't call -out the
iron..,-, "i t . ... 1 w .... 1 I. , , . - . ..
."'ii.. ll i -n ,1 I J I I 1- .lOlI OOM I. I tr'l n. I., I 111., r., 1. ... . 1 .i .
"("')! i.ou uuiei so us to get in ana
hear a story ih.it isn't tit to he published."
I know a woman who would scorn to read a weak latter-dnv novel,
to whom an afternoon of pink tea would be sinful waste of time and to
whom' indulgence in goip ig the depth of degradation. She is CO years
"Id, but confessed without a qualm to having fought her way with her
elbows bit by bit througlra mob of women that she might secure a "place
in the court room during one of the sessions of the Thaw trial. Xaturai
uriosity to see the girl who, fame is ho less than that of Helen of Troy,
;ho gir whose brautv and whose daring were the talk of the u-r.rl.l thl
cjnid who lia.l lived a hundred ve uhil,. cHll in t.,.., 0.. . -'mh "juvr ik. issu -,i an
. u t . :. , . , ' ' u"' r'' the ccmpany prevented
1 eitiaps mit rxpenenre and studv d-josn't eharging
. . .ar out tl;e explanations. Judges
von t ant whenever a tria
of
.ad-
con-
DR. MORRISON
DTNTIST
Of ro? Commsrelal AviMits.
Qannon fhons 7U.
Ths ot BrraaklB Itriak u the Woha
INJUNCTION REFUSED
Non Union Street C.nr Mun w,.
. ... w . . "tllllCU
to Prevent Chicago Company
From Cischarging Them.
IS liOTTI.ra
it alt ffcad lUra, Urarariei aad KUn.li
Chicago, May 1 '.. .Judge Walker in
the Cook county court declined to
Issue injunction sought by eight
lion union employes of the Chicago
Railways company to prevent their
di Litharge,
It w.'ir alleged hy tlie eight men
tiling the petition that their dismissal
o M.umu nut tin- vnion. and inns
much as the cocmpany has a cen
tract, under which i,om but union
l.iuoi can, tie employed they ask that
' Dr. J. R. HLACK'S MAGNETIC
V.YK lV4T7?t ; 1
., miu, is (jujuicss, nartniess,
contains no H)ison, and will cum
any caa of soro eyes in tho world
Manufactured by J. R RLACK
MEDICINB CO., KENN'KTT, MO.
t or sale and guaruntecd by
For Sale by Harry W. Schuf Drug Co.
MAN DO'
" X am
.tll,r.T k
Madame Josephine Le Fevrc
ll..Htn lM'rlliiu.
- iu(r ItflUHIfl I 'Stf.
oy H. u. acouu.
amend,.,!
organization to 1
vi.lt' that hefore a stMke mav . r
"'i'-d lour-fiifths of the vote cast iie
"''. iu favor of it. Another ameud
";" a-loi'teti admits to menihershi.,
'eiion,. operators who h
rucrs. t
iaudle train
and policemen in Detroit will tell
tonuses to be esneciallv discone-erfinT tlmv
ottnr upon wo, Hi king to the court room in numbers that re,,, tin
special Inu.dli.iir. 'I hey Cht for a good seat like they do on matine.
day in tne godd.W gallerv. and they fight vnliantlv.
I ve heard women with claims to refinement ilorrv tlm
- " '.',1 I 'H' K1MOH . Ol I lie
I' lii newspapers to print the stories of divorce suits ituc- rn,t"'
,. ..11 i:. . .. . ..... . co:iip:i
from ills
them. The proceedlnc
oriijiuat'd in a factional fight in lb.
mil, n 01 iue .street car men, of
which the petitioners are ex-members
best of the
STATE WINS CASE.
Topeka,
ia.s., ,n,iy rim nirv
ic. rue sun ot he state m.iine ,1..
I S'tar. s Fidelity and Cuaraiitei
npany to recover S172.non. tin
THE BIG TENT OPENS
TO A GREAT BIG CROWD.
Th.
oig
The esteemed Citizen Is all right i t
calling for thorough inspection of tin
Street work now in progress, or USely
to be undertaken in the. future it i
:n line with The Huiletin's suggestion
Jf several days ago. nut the Citizen
unfortunate in referrlng to the sit
lation at the Tenth street sewer, as
eini? th fm.it. ..f .k.- .
.- n vi n,c i-Hj- Hiicnoritle
0 not providing an inspevfor. Thi
a not true. The city authorities had
eason to believe that the work at
Tenth street was being very care
iilly watched. Assistant City Kngi
-r scnnize was especially assigned
o this piece of work and he was con
tantly there to see that the work wa j
roperly done. That there was blund.
HDg there can be no doubt, and yet
o one can say that Engineer Schulze
as not a competent, man in hjs lin
tie exact nature of the , trouble. will
robably not be known till n exen-
hiiwu 4 niarte. ami just why the!
Wblo was permitted to 'occur may
.. November 2Z. Editor Wm. A
'ias taken up ins residence
lently In Cairo.
Joe Spencer, the beat hotel
!brharB,-d ,is cabin boya at
4Sged a new ( rew.
it.'o ker
perma
man.
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
To Buv Fire Horsrt
The- eonncil .conui.il.tee HPpointed t,,
tmichase a team or horses for i,e r,.
lepartnient. went to Wiekiiffe Kv
yesterday toiook ut some auima''
anl to 1P owned there, but found
'lone that would answer the purpose
.Miuiiiiiee who went were
1 arsons and Alderm
Scullin.
AWiuOIisf fires
Over; Ten Thousand' Acres" of Pine
Woods in' the- Dakota, ,
Destroyed Last Week.
Mayor
Hurke and
carnival opened 1,-,-t night to
t'OWil Of pe,,.,;,, I, iw .. ...
;giegatlon and n,i.. .... '
" .ineir nioney'it tt,.lfh. file out
"-'le PMformanee .s ,.,,:iI ,0 , )u
'"' 'he canvas there
He sorts of in,. ..!.. ,
There iH .,,,y Jjm l;io
n-rn. little Jo,, the tinv horse and
an alligator girl. n fr(v ;U..u.
t'on list are b.er -,r live acts such
i:s are seen with b;S circils.es The
HinniHl si,,,,, is u.., ,., ,,.
,!,'-' ives the name of a nien:U.
'n- whie h is au..,h, r , i,, us feature.
t the ed of tan i.itr t,.t w ,1,..
" s "I Which gives.
tioiiiilly K,K vaudeville
out nun. good
I1101
some jn 11 i-ilers illu-it l,,n.s ,ll r,l:i . .1.,. .1.. ,
lovelv eleineTit in l..,, ,,..,r... t .i;.l..-e 1 ..!:.... . . I..'.. . ' M;"" ils il ''
.1..U11 m-in-te u ui nrst, nut now fin ot tne tailur- or the First Xa-
I know Hull editors and nub is hers are riTbf u).n tbev s..w l,e ; tiona.l
1 1- ,J in, t, n isii t
the men. nor ud toe uneducated nml silly-minded women, who devour
these stories. Voi..n of education read with avidity these documents of
human sui and shame ! wouldn't walk three blocks to see a "Tent pi
ture or iisi, p i uie.it symphony. Almost every woman laments loudly
ihe printing of scandal, but few there are who don't rend it.
. l.,.t.litl, !., il 1 J 1 1 1 . .
""' nit' nisiiie mere wouia he no shocking court
room crushes and few newspaper scandals if it were not for women; Their
demands are nowhere ignored and it is to meet them that we have the
muiai oi-urpmy 01 a pniv like ".aa," the salacious shush of a "Three
Ueek. and the tKm bend lines of a first-page sensation
KanK. of which tho defendant
company was surety, tonight brought
m a verdict in favor of the slate and
holding the company responsible for
the loss.
BUSINESS MEN'S CANDIDATE
WINS DENVER MAYORALTY.
1) n-.i r .May !!t. T 1; t the un
official ivtntiis fro the -Ml precincts
of the city In straight ballots gave
sipeer. candidate for mayor on the
iejiHrr.-ue and husincss ,ei-s ticket
a- lead of less Mian 50o.
an exCep.
show f,f
speciiilt)(. which
in a tneaV,. . th..
aim staffs--jie ttinss
inuiar to opera hnus
aMy belongs
are
se e(!:pi,ir.nt.
OLD CAHNON EXPLODED
One Person K.lled-f our Others Hurt
California Peonle Were
Firing Salute" to Fleet.
The
Truly
Educated
Man
By GE0IGE W. tVANS,
leaianto, Ottkitan Jim.; Hmnrtai.
tureka. Ca
The title of wellducafed mqn is ap
plied rather because of the graces and capa
bilities of the mind than liecause of anv
mnnuaf or even artistic skill. Among the
famous men that the world remembers
forever were some who. according to mod
ern use, could not Ik: descrilwVi as well-edu
cated. For example, Herbert Sponccr as
not. nor Shakespeare, nor Mozart, nor Ab
labam Lincoln: but' Pres. Klibt is, and so
GUILTY OF EMBEZZLEMENT.
tort Huron. Mich., Mav I'l.Wliiiam
Williamson, on trial here chare,
with ,,.,1 ..
....... . .;,., ..e-uieiu s o! llllWardM f.l
I77.UUO f the funds of the Tnif,..!
itonie i rotectoiH Fraternity of which
ue war secretary, was Tonight
gunrv. Hentenee will
pronounced tomorrow
found
prohably b
Somewhat Indefinite Promise
""""s o'en lined fr neglect of
is many a business man, many an essayist duty- a ',os,aI subordinate in India ad-
Ib-Ilefourche. S. I) Mm- iu
Word
forest
ever be satisfactorily exnlained. Ht : ", 1
e attempt, to make it, appear that Z le. .Na,i"I''
as the result of, a !ark of ; ""T,' de.
.re on the part ot;fIlosf. in nnthotJ f T?1
not pmrldlng (or .M?poetion. i not started rZ Si ni he hi ,
Jr. Th, inspection was provided for Plum Creek 7u,l ?Z nfu M?
el those in a,,thn,it - ... ... .. f- tintli Mon-
"" iisiu luiuay. inu Dames daniaire.t
acres of the reserve,
ueve mat it was comis tent .mil
o(Kr ltisMellon. Nor is it true that
f f ity will have to bear the cost cf
er. 1 1.00(1
U bin ned a
space ten miles-'-long and on an aver
age of from one to two njiies wide.
Jiiav 13. As a
,.t .u .... k . . " ' '
.-xpiioif of an old foutyyr
' " "V" u '" ing used to lire
salute to the passi,,,. Atlantic l,.t
today one man was instantly killed
and three women an,: one i,0v dancer-
ousiy injured.
At the first charge u. ratlm,n
Ploded. imuantly killing Ike Davis
Runner. Mtaa Church was struck hV
a fragment of th. p-,in and ha.i an
arm end ,JeK b,t)k(.n. Miss
ougu was seveielv ii,...i .....
tV T ha' 3 " '""" a-"l
and many an unknown scholar.
The qualities because of which we tin
i......m,...t.. .,.! -1 j:.:.
""""""v muive uns eiear ujsnnction are
not very easy to catalogue, and they are not the qualities that arc necessary
to bestow gnat ls.tK.fits ujwn the world or to make a genius
A ....11 ...1 . . ... 0
, .uwhrbiih man mav be of comparatively litt e use in tb n.
-roCfl r,f tinnlAn . 1 . ... " . "o
.""'"" "wai. ana. a poorly-educated man may lead hi3 fellows to
reai areas, llie dehnition that I gire here1 must be understood to be
merely the expression of my own individual opinion.
A well-educate! man. then, is a man of trained judgment and wide
information about some of the topic that command attention in his own
of other' lands and times to Is? able, bv
means of that knowledge, to confirm his
own judgment in the affairs of Urday.
- Youth th. Time ef OppsrtwRltv. W"9ll"t. Even If True. ,x
Youth is the opportunity to aooa. rwn" Wbt ! It? Tb
thlnj Md bwoai omebodj-.-iroarr way' tYtT7 Ume.-CMcata Rac-
u'esseu nis chief in fri following
terms: "Vour hrmor may be right I
may be wrong; I may I,. r;;;ht and
honor wrong, let lu.,.,,,.
tne fine, and then at day (Jf resurrec
tion, When ail henrto illl 1 i
. a, roDg, 1 will most gladly, air.
'"u"i ur nonor the money.
its
IL. . s J -
7 i
'r ft ...
i
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utuM-v
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AManvt Life.
My life a . man's life ia' alwavs
nd especlnlly to-day, a poor a thing
euo.iKn. out this poor thing, consecrat
ed to a great , and holv cause mav
grow with it , and when a man' has
made to sn h a cause the sacrifice of
his future, I believe that he ought to
-hn'nk from none of Its ronsennences.
none of its dangers. Oomfe de Mon-talenibcrt.
In Which We Lead.
The. mall, telephone and telegraid!
are more generously used In th
United States than iu tny othe?
country.
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