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TUf CAIRO BULLETIN, FRIDAY MORNING, jUNF. 10, 1904.
The Daily Bulletin.
limii at th oino porrofpici ton Tmm-
MIMIC TKBiiUMH TUI MilU At
aco ice a.si mTm
UNION
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labTl
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CHRONOLOGICAL
June 10 In History.
1672-Titer thi (Jr-.it of
Russia b--rn nearMoe
c..w; died Feb. v H
ISOt The tTnlted B tales
tkttred on a war with
Xttpoll; THpoll Insti
tuted the war mi M iy
10. UM. by cutting
down ths tl.ipst..ff of
the AaMcan consul
ate. Fen r the Great.
IgM-L.-UiS Oveen, tin last
slave sold on New Haven rt- en.
in New Haven: ts-rn ITS Prof. WOT 1 "
vtd Burnett Beottof Uiel'olJeav '
City of New Vork died la New for
city: hoi n 188.
18 Colonel u. V. !1
force of DM marines at Uuantsnaroo
ba and le-.st.-t the st. a, and strips
on Cuban volt. i
lW -Walter llesaiit. mtid Knfilish novel
ist, died In London; bora 18 Robert
Buchanan, English poet, novelist and
dramatist, died In ! ndon; born 1M1. I
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes of Interest Relating to Citizer
Their Friends and Rela
tives. Mr. Israel C
Cairo yesterday
Laws.
,lay mom
A! rs .1
home in :
Col. Pn
ami Ohio,
Harris, ol tin' hoi
li Cairo yesterday.
tnclur i spendini
si. Baden, last, for
few -I
health.
W. i). Wood, traveiiug passenger
agent
the Wabash, was in Cairo
yesterday
Messrs.
of Bandusl
on bnslai -Miss
Ma
itiiiL- fri
la)
mis
ami
World's lair.
Miss Bessie McCulkmgh ami Mi
Rose Coyle are visiting Mrs. c. Ma:,
lev, of Samlusky.
iir. John n.)ioy returned troin 81
Louis yesterday mornlnl
vcst.rilav moniint:. where lie
visito. I tlie World's" fair.
Capt. N. 15. Thlstlewootl is cooflped '
to Si. Mary's Infirmary suffering from j
an n i tack of rheumatism.
Miss Nellie Thomas, of Chicago, Is
vi.-itinu her aunt. Miss Kllen M:I)er
niott. .".lii Jefferson avenue.
Mr. j. IV Morns ami family left this
morning for Carml, III., where the)
will spend s few days visiting.
Mr. John T. ltetinie. the foundry
man. is spending a few days ,; St
Louis viewing the World's fair
Miss Mamie Dunning ha- returned
to her home in Princeton, Ky . after
a visit with Mrs. Martha Howe
Miss Aline Hudson is visrting mo
uncle. Mr. Troy Amnion-- ol -le Mo
bile and Ohio train dispatcher's i
Uo--.
Miss Jessie Winter ai
eadtes Vincent are in St
Mer
li ii
ing frii mis an I attending lh WorM'i
fair.
Mrs. Wat Bowand ami children lefi
yaeterday for Oklahoma CRy, Okla,
to join Mr. Rowand, who has locate
there.
Miss Lenora Pryor, of Kurd city
Mo., is visiting her brother. Mr. Taos
J. Pryor ami family, of IU9 Pour
tetjttft 'lie'.
Kev. .1 A. Sean Itl 1 1 ' UTni fCStl I
day from Lebanon. 111. where In- a:
tended omnn ncemew exercisei a'
McK'-n Iree colli go.
Captain O. A. Vincent, m I'nlt)
who underwent a surgical opci itiot
at Si. Mary s Infirmary recentlj", '
getting aloti nicely.
Miss Hazel Alsthorpe Is expected to
arrive to lay from t on flu Lac, Wl
when- she Is attending school, to
bpemi I
Ark., is
sack i t .
Thf 'in
Mr .
have Im
and Mi
ne sum im r vaeaiion.
f. i,. Throne, ol Marl
the guest or the Mis
ot park Place v.
will strive today.
L A Long an 1 Chi
'en Visiting Mr-. -I.
s, W. 1" Simon, ret
'their hone in Evantt ii1". Ind
terday.
Miss Fioremt il ftei, of Cent
who has been tin- nucst of
Madga Zimmerman several us
for ,vnna yesterday to visit fi
twforc returning borne.
Miss
, left
recently of St. Louis, who nave ix.cn
visiting her mother, Mrs. Blizabctt
Boede, of ISO ('enter street, leavei
for Hot Springs, Art,, tomorrow
wlier. si," will reside.
Mrs. .1. J. laaae and Mi.-s Kate Su
sankn returned from Little Ito i.
Ark., yesterday, where they bavt
been visiting their sister. Mrs Jame
lifauw. Sh. accompanied them home
aiavft visiting relatives here.
.. tBftfT Wm. N. Butler Is attend hit
thv
c imnieneement i'"
Champaign of the 1'niverslty o! 11!:-
amis. At the stiironi exercises Jndg
Butler acted a" toastmaMer tn- clas.-
e?nf
of
f which he
IpOfl this oc
ev. of Kan-
rssion. 'in
mis, ami (In
Dakota. Dot
of the class
Prank Wl
-r mother,
CENERAL LOCAL NEWS
Br ef Mention of Events Concerning
thi People of Cairo and
Vicinity.
anl hoar.l of alden
in t atro
Louis "
members of the higl
latlne class
this
elm
A.
mibn
i memp
.r houn
is, tomorrow aiternoon
Sun Washington avenue.
fall lecture course l:
if the most attractive
Mi.-s Jennie Si.u k. daughti
and Mrs. CjHUfh I Stack, of
Ington avenue, will celeb
ttiU) birthday anniversary
afternooa between th' ho
meni to Fifteenth and Poplar str
j dsf active Hue eaused a sllghl i i
I n a cottage occupied by negroes:
j tew shingles were burned off tin i
- iround tin- chimney-
( giro ilnring the week en
6 ih" temperature was noi
he prei-lpitation was deficiea
inch. Since March I there
an average daily deficit ne;
eraiur-- of I 'J i!( gr.-es ami :
louse at the
Commercial a
dreet. araa
yesterday
eran
'dace
tot pabsl i-i
---lor lav morning at PadttCSh at
.clock from 'he residence of ll'1
A aiiersii in. a delegation of i
'i Uows, Modern Woodmen and I
I- - accom panic I the remains to
ral I'nion StaUOD early j .
nornlng, some of w hom went to
aj
a
i", at satarnted
with gasoliti'
morning lo 'in
Ralston, at To
i.utcd to press ih-- garment when it
aught lire am! in fa r excitement sir
brew it again.-' her h Ml bend, who ,i
ladly burned about the face and arm
i is Unsaghi the gaaotiae was ignit
l (rum a stove nearby.
T 1', wee, a real estate ornatei of
I Pine ill u ft". Ark., was in Cairo ,
Uy looking over the city. Mr Peare
street cominis'-ioner at I'm- Bind
md has been i.-i'ing several places
, by Mayor Wil ier ami appeared
ch pleased with ' h Bee gravel
'd on tin U I i t lo-re.
FOR VISITOR.
Miss June Wright wa ho-1
veiling a; a parly givi n at In r bos
(to Walnut street, complimentary
Mil Myrtle Ward, of rm Quota, a
-ng proajresafvi euchre an 1 v
Hine-. ptteeiaal aawag them hi
'elt graph conies!. Prises WeM
lirhrt bv Mi s W inifred C , at
Lee Reno, while Miss LuUe Tbo
Htaa Myrtle Wsrd ami Mr. 1
t ' an were winners in the M b
sWtest,
Refreshments wire served at
1 the :
their
,
Tlios: in attendance were Misse.i rlalne b raifed ..: be
.-, gtroag Ifkadya sVtattarfe, Wmjhad ifiasgswt ga to Bttrnf and
frt d Co, Ethel Ciiarl. s. Esther Staple-
t ii. Bdj 1 Und. Latfe Thointon. Ketea
11. -n ran Messrs. Honor Crehan,
Malvin. Fraaklin Hay l..re . I." Rs -
I n . . , .... , , , .,
e r ici i.m;. tt"s.- hih,u.i, i-,n-
i.
CAIRO POLICE LAND THREE
SMOOTH GAMBLERS IN JAIL
Padlocks and Various kinds ui Gambling PtraphotitHi Were
Fouod Upon TbcoH-Thougltl to Hive Swindled a
Conntrv Man Out of $25.
O'llili
-a'-on. 1301 ( 'oromercial
men had evidently been (
a short time and paa-jed
do of Commercial nven-lal
r non carrying a small . tl
hoy treat to the Sal i.m hi
ie-A mil Chief Price f il- hi
I at; ' liai
found tan
ions kinds,
locks and
wo: k:. p .!
paraptn rnalia i ne
a .is as much a my :
r as the p or ic-
beal the game,
ith the arrest of the
irv of a green eotm
tieved or $:.-. rite
estion. whose ; ame
e hail a package in the
which contained money
could not gel without
ie charges amounting to
th
ihl let him
on tiding conn- wl
them lotked like t lie fellow- '
oorer ami perhaps wiser.
he police tailed i Bad any moat
e prisoc
of crtmi
b
ciaa
: bal
men. and be
any people are acquainted
methods employed in using
dice but perhaps verv fi t
TWO CAIRO RAILROAD MEN
KILLED IN BIG FOUR WRECK
Hninccr (icorgc (iibson and linine I orcman John Brewster Met
Death Etriy Vcstertlay Morning in the Big lour ards
Defective Track Said to Be the Cause.
I nil
MOD
t ana
Sneln
Engineer (J
Foreman
.loll 1 1
Main was
IT leaver-
track eontlaued a
on the right tide of the track, follow-
,-fl close!" k the ears of it rain. It,
le ot 'i" "ah. 1 1 iking Km ln r
been and killing him Instaniiv His
el vat brok.ii ami hi" Ghesl and:
per rii.- wi re crashed. ,
line in Foreman Brewstef was on
e rear too, iHiard of the engine and
MB -. all e i the langor be a'
aiyti i to jump from the foot board i
i his clothing Caught in a bolt and!
was dragged several feet and pin
l beneath the truck of see of the
rs of grate, li skull, th'gh.- and
r w. re flushed and lib; lob '
, Bl eul ofl.
wet.- lota Cantwell and "lii:,''' Bam
Wesmgi r. and hml before I w r ,
rnsh esslagei pushed Can
o it of the cab ami jumped aft' - I
Hearing the groans of KngteccT oib
1 fa climbed back into the cab
IN FLORODORA COMPANY
That Visited Ca ro. Was Worr,.-"i Who
is Now Principal in New
York Mur:;.r.
The woman errc
yprk
a: i
UHd in Bat
met iii a f
-while riding With a woman, whose
right a ante is Mrs. Fat rswn Ban
his was wsitmg on t!- pu r -..le 11
jaoUgwd s hi- death
It la sanl rme rpaso he was to
jleatt 1 - rid .f the woman
' h-T....... u,,r,.. -,,.,,,. it. f..1l,.l,
n.,.s, - ..- ..n
i T':
Florodora cotti
opened will
name ' bcini
"still" lock
Sharper N
r getting acquainted with hint in Rtvert
usual easy manner, he conduct's j johnst
to a disreputable saloon where Padnci
ran work without fear.. Bo is lUln
mo of the "strangers produe
ontflde padlock an I passing
I the table asks them 1 1 open
me is snccessful and it Is re
nt them are ahie to da the trick an, I
omplimenl
does the
ami
tuce to persnaae tne vicnm to net ;
large sum of money on the ''sure
n-i" and this in usually jots if he I
the money
ills dismay eao be Iraagim I when
Bnda that the t01l" lock will not
n to his touch, and I)1' lo--e : on a
Uo
-nor
at ni
jury sold an mqi
n and rendered
led In an accident on the Big V
. din ad in Cairo, III . June ',, 11
alioui l a. in., eansed by nig K
switch engine No, 34, battling i
ears of corn, Jampiag 'he track, .
b a defect in the track.''
laluoi 'A . Bchhtl a' an I John Fol
Engineer 'leorc, Gibson was the
a of Win. F. (Jlbsott, ot Ho Bleveatb
. foreman of the Itig Four ."01111,
boil e. ind was a'.-oiit J." years ot age
He i -urvivci by hi Wife, formerly
Mi . Roxh Horner, who was j-. wick
llge at the time of in accident, bol
arrived in Cairo yesterday afternoon
1 1 fnneraJ wBl be heH tomorrnw
n -no 11. vvllli burial ai lleecti Orov
cemetery. John Brewster, the foreman of the
He en 1 a mem I er ol the I. 'I. ( I
of Pulaski, nntl the remain -;akn
charge of bv the Odd fei
"f this city and wii! la- aernvi-'-
t-i Pnlaekl IMi afternoon by a
coa
order,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following asarriags Bern.c
v,i re Im OS i -'-terday:
tSile-n A Chan'!! r. eg fd 21. ot i'-i
dncah, and Mi s Mary Harrison, ag I
Baadaaa, Ky. Tl e conpte a rs
mam 1 a- the ni'!. From reatetraal
In Ig a. Comiags, ffiriatli g
Frank Johnson, agnd IS, ami
Mary K Smith, aged 21. loth of ffiCO.
Ofovei '. ItcCulkmsrh, ag"i i- nd
('aire at:' Mi.-' Nt Hi.- fllocklev. a .e I
Rather Than Pay Rent.
Blox -Does Bawl r move in good so
ciety? Kt; it I -don't .ka.iw about Ibe so-
jet-.- i nt i knr.w a4 iHrttTs inavtec
NEWS OF THE RIVERS
Conditions and Prospects as Shown
in the Government Report Gen
eral News.
River Stages and Changes,
The following table Btmnw the
tages of the river at various points '
estorday with changes in 34 hour-:
Danger Stage Change
STATION Ua of in 24
f.-ct wnter hours
Dun
Pari
. i. Dai
srsburg
All '
all i
(all
fall l
rise I
rise i
River Force
The Ohio -At ttvanj
ntie rlalttg during tin
ten commence failim
le, will con
-xi 1.' hour.;.
At Paducah.
mnm stage at Cain
nring the next
wl'l fall toii
At Uiv
fohnson ster to Cairo,
ty-rour
-iter UI
resterday evening on a main
Tin liuhts to Memphla are
al-
fternooti
ami one
e onvep
as a y.
Into her engine room m
of her engines, breaking
The powder monki y
engineer to repair it. w!
assist
le'a w.
beard of Uie boai 111011 r
nt, renaioa hi id in Lost
lime a'o. II" ! arm d ll
sone
ilnery of tbo old Thompson
l.,- city or Jesters ravil
teamboat men. with
i:i convi rsailon, of h
II
:,i!ll
,1 li
when a boy and said be couli
lit if)
the machinery- They weal down to
the river ami awaited the arrival oi
the .Kffer.e.iivil'e, which was firry
lag betweea Louisville and Jefersos
ville, as she i today. Whefi she ar
lived they went aboard and sun
enoega then was the bead 'in hold
0,1' -ii ,1 tin- ,.11 e'loi.-.e dornat Its work
Hallidaj bad occrnion ,
: -, Ballard county oa be
:, y-sierday and decided to go ir I
his automobile, as he wanted to -qttlte
a ways inlo (he eoSBftry. When j
;,- 1 , 10 the ferrj In- iras latormedl
by tin' captain of thai eeal that it
n ,s contrary to instructions reeelved
from the inspectors to take an auto-1
mobile, wiih a gasoHae motor, ab rt
f a ferry boa . unb- . the ga. ''line
tank was emptied. Mr. Halliday m
pal to the ineoti. i ni nee of doing
"ii.-. gad tli. d lay oi procuring gase- j
Use ' 11 the other -lib' of the rivr to
continue his trip. The aatosaobiit i
I 1 much a busines- vehicle as a butst '
at.,! baoggy and entitled to tec 1 it
privit. ge) of the ruad. and to that pvrt ;
of it wl Nte eonfinuc- by ferry. Wfeta
automobiles first came out they were
excluded from the parks in large
Cities but that did not hold lone i
They have now become on" of the or j
iinaiy v -hifles of b i-in and)
ihoa! I not he excluded from f
1- j, - an unreason aad ;
. , ... - . i ,
. , ?" tilei-l' em to I'iiiilO'll I'll
.
l,r,a: ' i Carry f?1-;Oiir!e nmoil .'ai -
when thousand of boats are in oean
.it . ;, en the rivers with as nllne m
tui, rat r vine pi "to"-r". and many
of them ferryKonts. Where i the fm
if Cai
bride wa B Alls?
bridegroom
anding, Hi-"
Miil
Sit;
I, o
llllill
it ha i
steamboat ex
ilinary advent
it this is liable
ages
to h.
carried mo far.
cm His Home at
id.. Nearly
ks Ago.
Hat
hint to !,i
Dyers, wh
p
i on
I, , -
. .,
;
rieht
nrit .
!
i i. I
mil
ami
"V"
lu re
-liitpt'il sr.il
since his I i
tatkative am
nri f rs come
way
NEWS OF THE WEATHER
I Covernmcr.t Observntior
Prcspects For Cairo and
Vicinity Today.
Wi
lanoma,
kola. Nt
Kansas,
lib I lake
westi i n Sou
a and westei
An ext. 11 Ivo
' '"
treme
- - '
nornlnt
aturi
soil
-
VVcihiogton ullstifl,
fly the Assnctated Prat s
Washington, Jane ' ll
partiv clondy Friday show
night or Batut lay Wjtrmi r s
in nortbwe i poii ion Ughl 1
ir
"
north) a.-i -tn
11 a
A inds
r
VlENl FOR TODAY.
.J
Fray. Jane 10.
Breakfast.
O. r
irai i.m Potato
Cohee.
Hie,
jnch.
Fruit
CaHM
Dinner.
Frothed Pet Soup
afeed Trout Shrimp Sauci
New Potato 's A p tragus
Caeaateef salad
Wafsra cheese
Si rawberry Float
Coffe,..
TRIED TO SUICIDE.
Dy Associated Press.
Oeesaa, Mo June , 11. flttiaaaa.
prestdeal ol tin Odessa ooBege, aged
To. shot and probably fBteRy wounded
MflBSetf. He had (RBrtBSM "f melan
choly. Paid 20 Cents After 30 Years.
A New York fruit dealer received 20
certs in a letter from an anonymous
; . h atro li c t,.t, .
, .11 1 , w ll'l Ii, win, " .......
. . in a , i I .ll, II". mnl, fr..m him
. puo-iijilie- '.n, ." --.."- ....... ......
years ago. and has had no rest from
his caaacteace jjace mat me it
'o ut no.'.i u.v win
j 9 F" rt'
BUSINESS LOCALS.
chicken ami outer delicacies :
O'Bhee'e, Eighth street, Free dH
ery waajona. Both phones,
John P. Mocklor Ornciry nnd Oc
eral Merchandise Store, 28th and
Tar Btreeta Every article in his stnr
is fresh tBd . 1 1 ictlyflrst class.
It. Bmyth v Co'a spring specials:
Sehliti Hock Beer, California Apriec
Brandy,
Phoner ii
H. San,
menta um
01,1 Kentucky Whlsklei
v a m, farming impH
ceries ami line eoffeea a specialty.
tor faratera to gal their genera) im
chandtse. Money r,a,i! on every ar
tide, gffll Wash. ave. Phone 67.
I'ticio luf j n.a.-i lioni ti mi ,ln
house in the throe States. You
besl of everything to eat an,
drink, ami a nice clean bed.
IUWvIB I.I - I nil,, I ..I.,., n
baggage to all parti of the
low price, L309 Conil. avo.
John Beck Reliable Bakery will dt
liver to all parts of the cliv all Kind'
of bakery roo.Is, bread, cakes, plr
an-1 rolls. They are O. K.
Cairo Sand. I, line ami Cement Co
, r,;n , -r-."i o c ' I I l ill Iii'-.l rn
tallies in lime, cement, hair, plas'.c
,.r s supnlirs. river pand and feed.
Botto'8 restaurant and bar is ono c
the best patronized places in Cair
,,. r. . Si
as ordered.
w. ewnaier, tne loaning mercMH
. .. 1... . ...n .... I .....U
- i suunm'. ever eroutni tin airo. non
New Ideas new noveltlea in ci
new' ami up ro iiate itgiunies an
pose II. B. Blockley, ShoemnVt
Studio, so? Wa.-hington avenue.
I) F. vtcf art iv -t wagons nlwava o
: o' e -. io: v i i i'iov 01 leu iiiii
t .. i ... .. mM kui
I i, ,.v.,.,l 1,, , n. c-,,f.
u von want an'''!!!!' in.ni or woot
i spoci.illy. tret esMmal s and prbr
r.ter Zimmerman, the Wasbin,
n grocen
un in 1 weiam
A. n. aici.oi k-i. 1-01 iicr -iiui an
1 optar si., win ui'ii". i' i nun mgwi
gant box couch for little money.
v.'.-...., w .,,, ...
' id !' i", lea let for everything
their line, let them supply you.
1101 n:o su 1 a i s 110. I'aii. "rvit
1 ee I - - 1 11 11 1, 1 1 1 e 1 1 e 01 v .111
c- ro Iron ar.d Uechlnert Sunn
Stor '. -I. It Heed, prop , 1008 Le
iron, steel and heavy hardware,
..applies, ne.ues. puiniis, gas pin
f:irm in.-.ehinet of a l k 111 S. I
l est and beat '.-bice in si ut.he
Hint la to get tvarytntag you nee
a. B. Qaanoa, coal deabr
VVheeler'a old stand, kindling wood
verv low Dries, it win nay yen
r.i T.,lt.. .V.I-n,lii.l WsM
Man in never b- Iter satisfied th
ahea smoking this choice cigar.
, .... .. ..... ,.. i ii'iu.'-i. ,,1 'I 1,1,
- ,-5iov ri"i' -usi .-"inn, . -in
si Mvmsn's for BS cents a yard di
hagj llih week.
AmericsB lavteg itempg given Mj
a the Chicago Department Btr
', for atampa whe n I rading tht
217-ill Eighth street.
Qunther & Wafke, Model Pake
'Will give universal aatlafaet'wi f
li ever blng In the bakery line. )rd
for soi laJi premptly filled, 22 sth
roofing and FrankJln'a paints, p.
I - ii".-o, -:ib- aeenf. . 'MM. ( Oiiimercl
Bl f r: uo.
r amors orei. 11 s tne nest iu,i
lor Ih" money in Cairo. Ask the
1 ha 1 ': U . ii. -" 11 ii giant jmi
ami will reeommend it.
in fin" candies and choice-1 frwttg, T
v sin.iior miTf i. 1 t or. niK
m ire sails to order than all DtlM
combined, Beat nroof of pood an
.lie OV ' I .' - m'-i,B',
Rolnhird. photr.?-rart"'r. Riakef
tin" phototrapbs. Trv this irtllrv, j
will got line artistic work at siles f
lory pries. 211 Slxtn street.
lirrv lie', ,Irnt ti,.r., I ,
a larRU ninne eon oniy ac.
can't be b- at. Try it.
P. C. Seiillin, leadine caterer. R
taitrrint and bar, 21.1 Ievee, right
Central Station. Travelers prompt
supplied. Best cuisine and service.
. . , a ,
dvj ,"'ii i.iy k i ' "'i i' f n
shoes from Ehs d Oreaney, 2Mr!)2d
none aatteti try it.
, M. C. Metzgor I-ug Wore. Is
ill vnnr nnhr. in,l niins irlv-nff tr
J. F. Kolb's Pnlon Tiakcry will
you bread, cakes and pl"s for lei
I MAn,,, .k H , - -- - - ml
i ill, ,11., iiirtll .',.-1 .Mil e - ' i e e 1 1 1 ii
ttO nLn. . X-o--
iie-i, e-iu. .
; Ask '.he man who has need P. F gl
is earthy coal, he will tell y.-.;i
glv the most heat an-1 that it
- le.ii, and lit siiaiue.