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THE CAIRO BULLETIN FfllDAY MCRNIN'G DECEMBER 30, 1901
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JECK TWISTED
LIKE A REED
Until Bones Protruded and Left
Her on Highway
GREAT INTEREST
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n;reased By Attachment Issued
For a Detective
ACT OF. SAMSON FIEND HAS NOT BEEN LOCATED
LIBRARY NOTLSJ
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Notwithstanding the holiday fcctivl
lies the call for hooka at t he library
has nut flagged, but is increa. ing dai
ly, showing that the habit of read
ing I a well established. ,
The ne-.z books are all well liked.
Perhaps he most pojuilar Is Bever
ly of Graustark, nn Improbable but
interesting nt:.ry.
RECORDER GOFF WITNESSED
YOUNG WOMAN'S MURDER
BY CYCLOPS WITH
BRAWNY ARMS.
HE CAN FURNISH INFORMATION
WHO GAVE DODGE THE MON
EY SPENT IN LONE STAR
STATE.
New York, Dec. 29 Following the
dlflcovery that the young woman In
the great Christmas mystery of River
Bide Drive had been murdered by a
man, who, with gn&t strength, had
twisted her head, about on her shoul
ders until the- neck bones snapped in
two places, a high legal authority, saU
to be aone biher than Recorder (foff.
came forward with the positive state
ment that h could Identify the mur
c'orer; that he had seen the man and
the woman a short, time after her
noef:- had been broken, when the man
wa.i ' car; ylr.fi her numb body to the
liePKt whe e it was found seven orj
ehlt hcuiE !itar.
After a io.i? conference with Re
corder Oof, who lives at Riverside
Drive and One Hundred and Fourth
street, Purojpfr, Seuoler announced:
' Ch.? he li gliest legal authori
ties la the city has been with me to
i the- rtorguo and has 'ideritffid the
body of the murdsred girl as that of
the woman ae saw late Sunday night
v.kh a man. The man wag carrying
the woman in the stone steps from
the narrow park Inu the drive at One
Hundred and 3i ttp-.tn street. My
informant 'thought thai the woman
was drunk find that the man was try
ing to nobi r her in the brink night air.
Can Idsntify Mu.'derer.
"My Informant wan on his way
1ioniJ, It belli 3 hii' custom to take a
lu-lsk walk re.'ove rrtiring, 8nd he fol
lowed the. pah- dowii the drive, to One
Hundred and Twelfth street, where
they stopped, ar.d he wcsit on his way
home, paying no n.ore attention to
them than to take -rei- a good look
at them that today tie-was able to
Identify 'fhte body of the woman and ,
vtfl M able to Identify tr.d man.
' He now believes that he Baw the
woman soon after her nejk was bro
len and h-M svei that what he mis
took for Intoxication , yas paralyse
resulting from the brpkru neck." .. f
. , When It beciroe deanltely known
thnt aft J moon that the young womm
n ' vtctif of" fo:i! murder Po-
lice Commissioner McAdoo took & per
sonal inicrefct in the cast.
New York, Dec. 29.The s:ate:nent
made ti Disric Attorney Jerome by
C.iarle . F. Dodge in conecticn with
the Mor: e-Dodge. divorce case was not
presented in the grand jury today and
it Ih under: tood that all action In the
George fl.McCtKciieon 1.: aim tho
author of Ureas', ir's Million: . In
writing it he assumed the name of
Richard Greaves, doing to to tes-t the
merit of the book, or if s own popular
'y, as a write. of fiction. Brewster's
MKl'ons w; n on I s own merit.
Amnig the new novels at the libra
ry, .My Lady of the North by Parish,
author of When Wilderness: wa.: King
Ladder cf owonls, by Parker, and Tra
cy's Wing's of the Morning, are per
haps the mo: t sought. Interest has
Tlflt ftllC7f :t linn-ni.-f- 1 ,1.. I lltlo
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The Estate Oak
and perhaps longer,
The January grand jury will be
Sworn in next Tctesciay and i. is ex
pec e 1 the case wiil g before it.
The l'strlct attorney had, and still
has, strong hopes of securing a'l the
evidence needed, but is said to be hav
ing difficulty In procuring witnesses
to corroborate Dodge's statement. Ed
ward J. Bracken, the detec:ive who is
alleged t: have been with Dodge in
Texas, for whom an attachment was
issued, ' today, has not yet been locat
ed. Mr. Jerame's staff of detectives!
are said .o be searching for him
of Sunny bri..jk Farm ami Mrs. Wipg.
Picken Scc'.t and that grea. mas.
ter. Victrr Hugo, are in great de
mand.
The four copies of Ben-Hur do not
supply the demand. This i: a boo!;
many like to reread at the Christ mas
tide. The introductory chapter con
cerning the wise men from the east Is
of peculiar Interest a, this time.
The Forest, by Stewart Edward
White, Is a great tale of the wood,
nature, camphig etc., and is exceed-
Mr. .'crime appeared hopeful when I '"gly nn'l!ar. - Clifton Johnson's
he- Da!! hi daily visit to Dodge at i;ujNew England and it) neighbors I a a-,
Broadway Central hotel t s after-! n'.maely interesting account of the.
nnnn w.-, look-.,,! what miil ha: I P''"P'. eUmz and the conn ry of
arrived f: r Dodge, chattel fo.- a while our Nw England consigH.
with him and then bade a final fare-
i ne nr.rary wir i t- rinsed .Monday
well to STarshal Han: on ami his pai-i
ty-
The ma-hhal and hi. four followers
left abt-ut midnight via the Pennsylva
nia for Wifhing on. Before h(? siart
' 1 Mr. Hanson denied emphatically
that hi-f ij at the national capital
iiad anyti ng to do with the Dodge
cafe.
Public ir. ere:t has been increased
recently by the reports that Dodge
had made a confession to the district
attorney hnplicatUig other , per. ons U
keep hira owey from the state, wTjery
he wa 5 ' wiafd o answer a chargs
;hat he had C(jnnuitt9l perjury In
wearlrg i e wm nor properly served
with tha ; divorce,'. jpcrn, Pnjcee.i
IngH'aralr't prominent lawyers be i
fore the ! aw association have be.n
repoitc-I it be part of the dbtrict a
torney's program.
The pre t mystery of the afrair ha ,
been i lie fact that Dodge, himself a
poor man, was plentifully supplied
with m; ney while he fought extradi
tion from Texas. Bracken. It Is claim ,
cd wa.: v'th him much of the time
Jan. 2, In observance of the mayor's
nr; clamat'.n and the custom of clon
ing on legal holidays.
At the January nn e: ing cf the boar '
the libialian ill pii sent the r, c ird
of library statistic for ;be year IHo-l
Hs first ordered Inspector McClus- and Is le'ievel to know whero the.
kyio de-.ail dpteetiyes from the cen
tral offico to the case. "
fior -uej s Physician Weston held an
autopsy ou the body, showing that the
f . I s .io-k was broken la two places
Li fhj pv. erful strangk-r, who twist
ed l r bixd about on her shoulders as
i t.e . a weather-cock.
Ai'.ir tha death Injuries . had teen
Hil etl she was carried or dragged
to tho bench on Riverside drive near
Cr.e Hundred and Twelfth street.
-Hsr Neck Twitted.
" That she was murdered in a peculiar
tfanner is ihe conclusion of D. Wan
ton. The fracture of the neck bone Is
riot a straight break, such as would
haTe beea sustained had she received
a severe blow, a quick Jork or a hard
fall; but.it i i a jw stel fracture, auch
as miglit have been produced had the
murdertr or murlcrea clutched her
1:ead firmly and twjstel It in a, cir
eular- maffioet' white her bod'and
shoulders were beid fixed.
The autopsy farther showed a f
vera abrasion on the right elbow, as if
the woman had fallen or been thrown
down and bal first struck oa fcrr el
bow. "
Police Inspector Elbert O. Smith,
who haJ laken his first personal In
terest In the case today before the au
topsy wb3 iield, put more than a snro '
of deiect es to work on the case. )
' There has been but one po.iblei
clew In thj mystery bo f ar, and tha j
police do -not hold that as positive. I
The vlcttyu apswrs the gftu-rrl de-
scrlption of a young woman who was!
with anotiiisv.woaian and two men 1
Christmas night la the Rivervlew cafe
a' few blocks from the neighborhood ;n
wWich theidylng girl was found.
funds came from. . - ' .
.Mr-BKU. Mrfi.-Morw re In Kurop j
but have ?naounced their inten'.lsn it
return Sbnn. ' ' ' '
The inventory just comfleiod .-1:.?
lie following bodts unaccounted for.
K few of them are probably di: placed
on the shelves. Any cue finding by
-hance ha or she. has any or taoso
books should return them prompt y.
The list 1j as foiluw. :
:. Tf.l.ljr: Her Bdolt. Ray.
Forward 'March,' Munroc.
Stcry of Dago, Jtihnstm. '
Scribrcr'B'Mugazine, vol.
Derby's Anniversary Calendar. l!!0:i
Str rL's of Old Greece. Firth.
Silas Mc.rntr, Cho. Eliot.
The Traitor , 0;.penh:lm.
, Sweet rricr. Sin rwond.
'ooldleia cf Forlur.e, DaviK.
King Solomon's Minea. Higjar l.
Jack and Jill, Alco I.
Ho-.tschrdd Pir'.y.!'i. Aiden.
' Cij r-pe 'Lrls, Ooodlt-e.
' Indian' Hi; tpjy f-r.YonoR Fo'ks.
''Kir'T. r. Il-v. trate.1 book of ou.'ec'n
'''Apple:c.a'i Eacvclopae-Ra of Anpli
,etl; Mechhnlcs, vol I.
PORT: WILL FALL "
WITHIN A WEEK
( Concluded from First Paga.1
Ing company lie to tne bselgM Rus
slans at Pert Arthur. The problem
of gett rg the meat to the beselged
army If lft ta the Rirssians to solve
The last shipment of a million pounds
was cap r.rd by Ihe Japanese mos
inlto fi t Ju?t 'as !t was rounulns an
!sland efi' Japan and was deMvcred
o the l,?:e'g,'rs Instead of the be
AUDIZ ' ICE WITH EMPEROR.
Oy the Associated Pres
St. P"trsburg, Dec. 29 Vice Ad
niiral I).) i!ias.:off was given an audi
ence with ihe emperor just brfore hi5
majjsti's departure for. the smth.
This Is regarded as a confirmaMon
cf the ivnt rt that Doubassoff is to re
plac? Karnsltcff on the N :th Kea c un
r.lf sicn.
CAPTUTE FOTY-THREE GUNS
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ToWt." Dec. 29. The Japanese cap
'turel fjr y-:hre gur.s wiun the Rib
I lunR f j 't wa taken.
; Marines Assist Police.
' British marines recently tsslstcd
the French police in dealing with Brit
ish jack tars on a hoi:day in a French
port This courtesy is now to be re
ciprocated, and French c.arlnes aie to
be allowed to assist Urkish ?oUcd m
dealing vlth Freach sailers hillJav
making in a British port. .
Pler.ty ef Cairo R sdsrs Havo
Sarrc Experience.
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To cure th, bacic you ir.u. t cure the
kidneys.
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low
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diseace.
A Cuiro ciilitn tells yo-.i how- the
cure is ta y.
Henry C. Johnson, of 813 Twenty
third stree', jolibing oaip:-n' r. aays:
"I have had attick.1 ft k'dner cmi
plairt i r tfn r Ueive year!. A
great mar.y of then Kav n? Just a
ny.terir:iiily en ;h?y came. T: pirop
to straighten alter s coping or o per
form any act which caused a : train,
in thj muscles of the back not only
nainrd lt;t hurt severely. There have
b(fn ti.rn-s whrn I wruiid have given
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ttan'tncniis ro i f given ly Dm n't
Kidney Pills pr cur vl a" Schuh'a drug
tore. Not rniy did they d;.p:e of
the baclnche but trrv.ibie with the
kidney scrft!cns which existed a!::o
disappeared."
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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DRUMBJZER
AS SHE IS DESTINED TO 3ECOVE
A TOTAL WRECK OFFICLF.ii
AND CREW RESCUED AND
LAKCED ON OAK ISLAND.
Christrrss and New Year Holiday
Rates.
Via Cotton Beit Route. Tickets
will be sold t-" all points at reduced
NOTICE.
The regular annual meeting of the
"tockhoiiif-rs of the Cltv National
bank of Cairn, in, will be held at the
By tho Associated Prer.s.
New Ycrh, Dec. 29. Wl-h h r signs
cf distre s an 1 ar hair-n-a;tel 03
i ipn of luly fly cs. the su ar.ier D.a:r.
.liztr v;:.r, fih::p.d,ln.?d tonight f:s a
t lii .. ca by Ik r rxp.u n nn 1 :!ozci
ifflscTf and crew wh w re taken off
ihe cra.'t un'l lmded on 61: i?!an .i by
BELIEVE Dfi? OF
STRIKE IS
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A' M-AN3 Or SETTLING DIS-lJ
PUTiS BETWEEN EMPLOYE
AND CV.PLOYE. DECLARES
T. V. POWDER LY.
rates, nates or sale December 21, 2o office of '(! tin-iir Ti.:,t,- 1,
and 31 t. January 1st and 2nd, limit j 10. 1903. for the election of seven dl"
ed to rum January 4th, 1905. rectors and such other business as
For rates and full particulars apply may properly con:e before said meet
to the undersigned. Ing. Pedis will be open a' Id o'clock
E. W. LaBoaume, G. P. and T. A. j a. m. and close at -I p. m. of said date
J. H. Jono!. Tic.tet Agent. j . J. S. AISTHORPE. "Cashier.
; v iro. 1,1., uec. U. JOt i
cr-'ws of a iOi.'.boriuj; life savinarl fcrja tj)
s'atton. Kafly lit lc day is or the
crvw wc ry lulu rl O.T'ihe : u-arr.er ("apt.
NichoHi.n and tho- T:'ninin::er nf t'lC
crc w decldng t reaia'n on bond.
At 4:.;o t.:i afiernr.011 the captain
decided it was unwise to rt-aialn lor.g
sr t: th h!p. which a Iciiig terri
biy biifl t. ,1 ly t u liravy sea; anil
is' el 'r.i rel'atj u sei.e. Ci -cw's o?
ni.j.t'v :ii'Y:-g re-pended ;o his sig
na!:i a:i 1 ;,IKr a harj' k: niggle the.
m,-n we?f al en of and lai-.lel en
Oak l:Vn1.
By the Associated Prt:ss. '
New York, Dee. 29. "I firrnlv b
lit va .he day of he strike i.; over."
MM T. V. Po.vd; :'.-, forir.cr head cf i
the Kniftht.; of Labor today. Powderly J
l js.s! arrived fronr I'i't.sbmg. j
"I do nor mean there Is never to be
sn.thfr Fiiil.o." he continue!, "hut li
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t tis a natural . reinilt 'h '.
jt rike will b ,a il'ng. of tho-- past' s.a j
a inoanii of bi-iijtting 'npltyori'!anJ
.votkait-a to amicable relations. ' '' ' I
"I !:now of nmhing no encourag;.i!:
ai recent conference.; be'ween capi
talists rnd the laboring men. They
have talked hings over in many con
troversies during the past year or so,
and with the invr.riable resuit tha- a
pcactfi.I solution of the trouble in
har.d has come."
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RESOLUTIONS
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Eat Good Groceries
Trade at O'Shea's -.
THREE FLYERS THIS WEEK
3 lb. Pitted Cherries. White Horse Brand, only ocA
1.15 HALF DOZEN. Uil
3 lb. Table Peaches. Dunkley's Goods, only OHr
si 10 ir vi.r j)o.i;. tub
.3 lb. Bartlette Pears. Dunkley's Goods, only ozn
(i.15 IlAU'lciZLX, ' fcOU
OUI? TRIPLE (iUARAMT.Ji --You'll find our voods wl oles me,
Ht.ric ly purs and clean. You'll find cur prices right. Yeu'll
always buy here if you t tart.
O'SHEA & C031PANY
BOTH PHONES. CENTRE AND WASHINGTON.
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The Ladles are invited to
see the Hell gage Display
Of the National Biscuit Co., at
W. R. O'Shea's, 227 Eighth St.
. Also special bargains in all lines
to reduce stock before invoicing
Tiekes will be
:tld to a'l points
n this line north
of the Ohio rivpr,
Dr-veruber 21. '.:.
an I CI and Tan ;
ary 1 nnd 2. 1m
ited to return January 4, 20;,o, at re-
lino..,! r.,.,.
Ticket. will l.t so,,l io
all point?
99 9 & V-99&9 oi.Qtt t9
")iitn, r-".'.Tl., r 23. 21. and Clan.:
January 1. limited to r.-'um Jan'mry
4, I'J'C, at rate ff oce aul one-tblr.'
fare.
For fell particulars, rate, e'c., ap
ply to ihe iin-ierslrnod. A. H. Han
son, O P. Chlcspo; J. H Jone
Ticket Agett, Cairo. ft
Ve'ir,
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IV A N T E
The National
Biscuit
Company
to cinji'oy tlr-cc
uxs of ac, j. .r;.ia-
Mr. Ma on, IIal!i;3ay
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DHOWNED IN A POOL.
Py the Aesocln.tf d Ptess.
S.tiil cvHIe. O.. Dec. 20 Two men
1 5 w.) boraes. w rip drowned end
fioicn at a deep p-wj. at an od craes
ing of Piney Fork creek, near Dillon
vale, la: t night, tiecause of a washout
ih" r.-.ad crossing was c (tanged to an
other place. Albert Lyk' qa and Alex
Jackson of Smi:bfleld, not knowing of
the cha:-.rc, drove into the pr-ol. men
ind hor. s diown'njr.
A LARGE LOT OF WALL PAPER
Just received, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
I AIifAQTP"DCi 1601 COMMERCIAL AVENUE
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS,
With suitable prices Diamonds,
Watches, -Rings, Fobs, Cuff Buttons,
Thimbles, Opera (ilasses, Solid Silver
Ware, Cut Glass, Hand Painted China,
Clocks, and Silver Novelties.
Chas. F. Miller,
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