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THE CPO BULLETIN, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1900. lmt.iii i.iMiilin mi i 'ma --in -' f Cairo Opera House. D. i. WILLI AM80K, Manager. One Nififcl Only, Monday, Marin 8th Return Ergagcmcnt The Holy City" The original "John (he Baptist " play. The most maicnlflcent scenic produc tion ever, attempted by any Ilrra of American manaKera. Pre sented by a coinpauy of 15 Select Players! PRICKS '.ant three row-a lower floor 75c; balance lower floor tl.OO; dress circle spc; gallery ;$c . .Seats on al Monday. ' SOCIAL AND "PERSONAL Big Athletic Niflht. f All, Wednesday, March lvlll Is! Big Baffle Foyal B 'tween 5 white lioys, Harry Sells, Jo!m 1 1 ups 'I I , Joan Iliblts, Frank .IsuLiollo ami Homer Watson.. 2ni Five Round Sparring Con lost between two white boys. Fred Austin mi l Vic Hargrave 3rd Reu'ar BatUe Royal Between 5 Colored Men.. V 6 Round Sparring Cotl - l!e(ween . . Robert Seward of, Cairo, and Fred Murphy St. Louis, MAIN EVENT Catch as catch can wrestling , match to a finish Ft twetii Wild Joe Collins, The Cairo Favorite, ami Martin lewis, Nephew of OKI S( rangier Lewis. Trice E3rc, 50c, oc and i.K) Menu on sale Tucla . Time called :ti p. in. One Alight Only, FRIDAY, MARCH 12th J. A. COBURN'S ADVANCED MINSTRELS An all-white Company of Merit. -:- -:- -:- :- I'reKcntlng an entire new high uradc programme with the finest Ktcetrtc Kirs fart Setting ever seen on the Cairo state, xuniautt" in.; "Your Money's Worth" or "Your Money Back" PRICKS Lower floor, 7.je. SI.0O: lire Circle, rmc; tiallery, 2.x. beats on t-ale Thursday. Matinee and Ni.qht, lOlli SATURDAY, MARCH loUl DAINTY Grace Cameron In her Latest Comedy Success I Little Doliie Dimples Ureat Comedian WILL PniLBRICK And a Cast of Forty Hear the Great SoDg Hits. 23-NfMBERS-20 Entire production carried by the Company. PRICES Nli;ht l.owi r flimr. $ no first two rnwa press t Irrlf. T.V-: hal' anc of Kress circle, fide: f.aiiery y Mallm e l,..wcr floor, liress I ir rle. .c. htlilren .- anv prt of t fin nome. Seat reserved lor both r r formances on sale Friday. - . Ammonia for Heart. Spirits of ammonia is undoubtedly of great value in CaMs of heart, or nerve fxhanslion. and a few drops n a -glassful of cola vlchv water n fcreat Ionic. It is not one Mint r.houlj be taken without the advice of a phy. iirian, however, for it is capable of in 3 itrln g the heart. Ruskin's Tribute to Women. ,1'ho path of a good woman is In deed strewn with flowers, but. they vise behind her steps, not before them. Her feet have touched the meadowa f-nd left the daisies rosy." John Rus-in. DOG TAX NOTICE. I will pay ffle for every dog brought ' to police headquarters, that, tax is not j 1 1.1 on. which will be killed accord Is s to law. JOHN SHEEHAN. r Street Supervisor. Fortnightly Musxal Club. The Fortnightly Musical Club will have n program of works from Ameri can comwisers next Tuesday after noon at Library Hall. Miss .el Hall, Miss Z-ephia Smith. Mrs. Wm V. Smith and Miss Magdalene Van derburgh will constitute the program committee for this meeting which in sures a delightful afternoon for the members and guests. All the numbers are from the Amer ican school except those of Miss Van derburgh who will site some English compositions, deferred from the las: meeting by reason of her Illness. The program is as follows: 1 Piano solo: Edwa MacDoweli. Poem (Scotchl Mi.ss Zi'phla bmitii o Violin solo: Elgcr. a. Chanson !o Nuit. 1. Chanson do Matin- Miss Magdalene andcriiurKh. Soprano solo: Dudley Buck. My Kedeejiier. and My I.ird, from I IK ",olden U'pend" Miss Nolle Hall. 4. Ticno stdo: Arihor Foote; m . Pierrot, b. Pierrette. Mrs. Wm. F. Smith. 5. Violin solos. 'Coleridge Taylor. ? Tale., b. A Song. c. A Dance. from IIiawatr.au skcicnes .miss Mag dalenc Vanderbursh. li. Soprano solo: Edward MacDow cll. a. 'Thy Beaming Eyes"' op. 40 No ::. Ceo. V. Chad wick. h. "Thou Art fo Like a Flower"; Rthelbert Nevltt. i. "'Twas ApriK" op No. 3. Mis.? Nolle Hall. 7. '.Piano solo: Edward MacDoweli. An Old Love Story: b. O. Br'er !?aibit, from Fireside Ta'es. Mrs. Mm. V. Smith. 8. Soprano solo; Henry Parker. The Spirit of Spring Miss N'elle Hall. p. piano solo. Edward MacDoweli: Htin.eariar Mrs. William F. Smith. Puoils' Rental. A ptiui'ier of pupils of Miss Emma rnsdon eave a verv meritorious to- ;;!::! yesterday afternoon at her 'i(ii;e on Fifth street the program -. dnr as follows: Pa-t 1. Hunting Song Monro: Milo RucV ,ann. RTiidino Strea! oz; Walter Rya:. In tie Fosst Parlow; V.ile ScijoynfieM; Viva MaVe Heil. , Vjteb Krcgman: John Pennie. .Line Rcses Spaubling: Sing Or sty-A dams: Benlah Hail. Piano. Boat Song Franke; WPH Ryan. :";nno. The Bell Piano Marl Pal i; Hunting Scone Bc'ir; Floren: e 'terry. .So:,gs Miss Myrtle Panibri k. Plan St.nrf Without Wcrdt I f! v.rl: fner fehn. Piano, rierennde Roooeco Meytr IMniuiid: Edith Iingan. Piano. Thorns h4 Variations H4- !er: Valsc rorow ski; Marguerit ' (ycninell. Songs. The Rest Nxl Johnson; The River and the. Sea Noel John--on; Miss Mabel ljuigan. Part II. Fslix Mendelssohn. Sk.tch of Mendelssohn. Piano, Song Without 'Words. No. !) Edith I.anean. I . Piano, Klnderstitok. Op. 72, No. 1 j Margcerit" O'ConnrlfS Dt:et, Wedding! ' Miarch Fioreace Rarry and Miss Lansden. ; Piano., Warch March of tbe ""riests from "Athalia" Inez Meihan. . Duet. Song Without Words, No. 27 known as "Funeral March") Milo Pwbanan and Miss Laos-Ion. Aria. ( Riht in the Inrd. I'.o.n "Elijah"- Mis Myillo Ramluiek. fUi. t. N"-t-oi-;i(- frm "M id oim m r Night's Dream "-Mi Mabel Eu'igri r.l Min; 1,-tio.leu. TWO NIGHTS 0LY Monday and -l r 1 Q Tuesday, Mar. lJ-10 Frcil'k 'I"honijtn Presents PoUy Z Circus Peanut Jamboree. ? Miss Ruth Hurt, the' charming young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M Hurt of The Farrow apartments, celebrated her thirteenth birthday jfsterday afternoon hy entertaining a party of forty of her friends. The apartment was elaborately and rniipiely decorated by means of pink and green crepe paper nuuuus, I'elllmr being done m festoons, the side-walls and windows also being draped in beautiful effect. The win ilows were done in panel effect one bearing the figures, "189G-1909" There were curtains of the ribbons ir. the archways all in pink and green imd the effect was very attractive. The mode of entertainment was styled a peanut jamboree and there were eleven tables. There were thir teen peanuts on each table and sev ual hat pins, the guests being re quired to spear the nuts on the pins, the two spearing the greatest num ber before the tap of tho bell pro gressing to the uext table. Refreshments of orange lee an 1 enke were served and two ornate birthday cakes, one bearing the name of the young hostess and the other, thirteen burning candles ' of pink and green. Pink carnations also adorned th table. The favors wt re novel being wrapied in the nap Mus and were fluffy ruffles, caps and bonnets of tissue paier. Tbe affair was charming in ail its details and heartily enjoyed by the friends of Mi.ss Hurt who remem bered her birthday with manv pretty gifts. Mrs. Hurt and Mesdarnes O. W. Mattison. John L. Parham, Eugene Kabn. If. O. Farrow and H. C. Thompson assisted the hostess in entertaining. 1 I ; " WW TMUMERdUS ADDITfOMS our various lines , shown by ..us this week ought lo bfof M. S. Club. The M. S. Club met Thursday after noon with Mrs. Edith A. Green of 324 Thirty-fourth street Thursday after noon. While needle work claimed the at tention of the members musical num bers were given by Mrs. George Piper and Mrs. Fred Beggs. Luncheon In three courses was served. Those participating were Mesdarnes G'-crge Piper. M. Runnels, Fred Reggs, John Gardner, Albert Herbert, Robert Prmtrich, and Ijpvtdl Rueh-anan. Purim Masquerade. The Purim. masquerade- ' given by the young.. people of Montefloro Con pit Ration Friday evening was a very pleasant affair , well 'attended. The Armory was brilliantly illuminated and with good mnsle the surroon ings were all that. could be desired. There were some clever disguises r.niong .tho -maskers anl- meh fun when the time to unmask came. In our ;lADIESli?Iip WAIST DEPARTMEMT we are off erlng a liaufitul, complete hew line b! the well known famous Geisha waists in Lingerie and in tailor made, very, reasonably, priced at , ja , ; v $1.25, $1.39, $2.48, $348, and $4.48 and lip.,;: Besides this we are showing a very comprehen sive hew line of Regal Waists, all the most beautiful and newest fabrics and styles, ranging in price from 98c to $5.00. r In Misses and Children's Spring Jackets we just received scvebl new lines and are offering exceptional values at from $1.98 to $10.00. Ladies' LONG SILK COATS wc are showing this week in bcnutifiil new styles, loose as well as tight fitting. T T We arc also showing dozens of new numbers in Ladies' TAILOR MADE SUITS in one and two piece garments, als6 very exquisite and smart costumes in Silk and other fabrics. Our line of LADIES' NECKWEAR has been augmented by several shipments of all the newest and nobbiest creations in a bewilder ing variety of styles and colors. Qur Corset department has been stocked with about twenty new styles of the well known Kabo brand besides quite a number 61 . various other well known standard makes, such as Nemo, W. B., Thompson's Glove Filling and others. Hundreds ol other new arrivals will be on display this week. Your kind inspection is cordially invited. 3 Dai iriinhfifiM -9 Chafinf-dish Club. ' The Cbafilng-disli club met yester day afternoon with Miss Mayme 'nshman of Park Place, West, spend ing the alternotjn .at needlework aad partaiking .of a luncheon suitable to tV Lenten season afterward. . The Chafing-dish club Is most In lonnal in its meetings which are cor : spotidiugly enjoyable. The Billikins. The riliiklns v.-ec most happily cti ;rtaiiid yesterday afternoon by Mt.s Marv Butler at her homo on l'pper Walnut street. In addition to the members there two ciifsts . 'Miss Katherin-; Wing and Miss Berry Barnes. Informal Affair. MUi Rosalind Roberts- of upper Wai-hington avenii" gave an informal rnrd party Friday evetiing. The ;:ame rf "."iimi" was played and luncheon was served. WITH Miss. Ad'le Clendetieti' who has .been the guest of her sister Mrs. James i.Wilno has gotip to Washing ton, D. C. where she will spend a .month. She will return here for a loniter tisit before going to the Philippines where she holds a posi tion as teacher. Edith Taliaferro As prosenteil one f.il year at the Lilerty Theatre, New York Ciiv. 40 . People 40 fO Horses 10 2 Car Loads of Scenery O andEHects u I'lt'i I KiHire loner fliH.r. ti r-1 two rwlnv elr It. (fim.: I a I Cn-Ki circle. ifall. ry Ux. Seat on Kale for Monday only ator Aiy. I or Tuesday on .alt Mondar. i Charles Rushnell. who has resided , in Cairo for the past year, acting as j f"ienan for the Rich Construction I company left yesterday for St Louis, accompanied by his wifu. Kenneth Wcnger. who is teaching fibool at Valley Recluse. near 1 Mounds, Is at home to spend Sunday ,w:th his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. w eager. Aerial Club. The Aerial club met Friday after-!-...n with Miss Uioise-Swan at her heme on Sycamore street. A three- bwheon was serve.i. i t l id N CTt news n brief formerresideii Mrs. Ross Bates and little son and ti:- sisters, Misses Virginia and Dorothy Kurzdorrer will leave to night for Media, III., where their par-e-:ts reside. The Misses Kurzdorf'r v. ho have been hero for some months v.-ith their sister wiil ' make their li.une at Media hereafter. Mrs. Rates and son will make an extended visit trere. H. M. Smith who underwent a stir Li al operation at St. Mary's Infirm m y sevoral weeks ago is steadily improving. Mr. and Mrs, James phipps of ( ntralia are guests of, Mrs Pi E. I ncsay of Thirty sixth and Sycamore stteets. Mrs. Edard ten. Mo. i the M;s. Charles P ! t! Il't. Rolwing. of Charle.-i-cust of her mother, . Wenger of Sixth Mrs. Oli'.; Severns f'hicagi) are guests Mr. and Mrs, W. K. iMieet rnd children rf of her parents. Halliday of Elm A Good Machine. The scraping of Washington ave nue was done with a new machlii:: recently procured by the road com missioners. Commissioner C'onanl, tn contersatiou wiih tHo Mayor, recent ly bragged about it. and it was agreed to test .it on tho avenue- It seems lo do satisfactory work. Banquet Tuesday Night. The K. M. K. C. will nave their an nual I'aiPpiet Tuesday ni;;!it, March f, ilt which they will have the usual good time. The committee in charue. is composed of Win. Hurst, Claude Stanley and Urn MaMnski. Funeral Service Held. Services were held last evening over the . remains, of . .James Wilcox, at the home of hi i daughter, Mrs. Lee Beckwith on Third street, Rev. S. ('. Ohriini "f the Cairo Paptlst cbui'ii, cfftcialing. 'Tho remains will he tak en 1 f i Charleston, Mo., this morning for Interment. Mrs. tlanabun, of A! t -mi. autthcr daughter of deceased :anie to aiO-nd the funeral. II 0 M J.. C. LOVETT, DIED AT GRANITE CITY, ILL., AFTER WEEKS' ILLNESS . FROM PNEUMONIA REMAINS BROUGHT HERE. Mrs. C. f'i shnian Cvi's and Mrs. .1. '.'.'st has ; !,itives C. Teir-ll and Miss Mayme will spend today with rela lriends at 'Charleston, Mo. '. Wonder of Park Place r turned from a visit w ith at "-.Vashir.gton. 111. Chris C,-!if et Mllbmn. fi, en o li: , a dry goods mercl'ant y., is the guest of T. R. ; Eighth street. I n . . .his. n. n. i oison- w no nas neon .the guest of her sister. Mrs. T. D. . W Indrom of Seventh street, returned j to her home in Jackson, Tenn., yes ! terd.iy. ..org- Wiebert who was injurr-d !i the Illinois Central wreck is im p!rvlng and expetts to come home from MiirpliyKboro In a day or two. Mrs. I iropi'li PATHE THEATRE S Blfhth StrMt MOVING PICTURES DAILY H. Morebea.d wt-nt to Me jesieruay to arcomapnv borne br little dauc.htpr Ruth h vi,itin,4 rtlatites there. ! Mrs. John O. lndd who Is a s tirr.t at. St. Marys tnlirmary in im proving, hut will not Irnvo the hos pijal for another week. PROGRAM CHANGED TONIGHT Double Bin Hon. Miles Frei k. Oilhort wnt to St. lymis yesterday on business. !vM S. L-ansden who has ben with hronchitid u, coovaltBcent. ill Mrs. Cue j; Huette .1 William ' stennan of Mound th gueft of Mrs. W. 11. of Park PlaCt- West. A. fliii. of Hopkinsville, tU.. gui st ot .1. M. Stephens Twentieth street. Ky of is 111 Miss Minnie i'-et will go i. it friends. LarVr of Thirty-sixth to Mounds today to MAY BE SOLO 8 mam REPRESENTATIVE OF KELLY COMPANY RLDEXM3 FIRM'3 i INTEREST AND MINES WILL CL RE-OPENED NEXT WEEK. Mrs. A. P. Buchanan ; it impiotliifr. who has been Unjust to the Girls. Tlie rcjMut that this country spends only a million dollars a day for sugar i. distinctly disappointing, if it is. not grossly unjust to the bonbon consum capacity of the matinee girL Where They Saw IL An Exchange which is very punctilious- abr.ut civiti:; full credit for clip ping?, credit "The Brook" fo "A. Ten non. in -I.e v,.v.- York Tribune." l".L:i-;rts rpy To ;- il"' At You Mal e Year Ded, Etc. W ho li.-i-j,;.. hi."i If in tlie r!iiml.ey fi:' iild not complain of smoke. Gor luaa provtib. St. tmls, March t. According to a special to the Fost-Dispateh from Imnville, III.', Tho Kelly Coal Com pany's mines sold under foreclosure proceedings today for $975,00 cash. A representative of the company redeemed its interest and it is an nour'cpd that the mines, which havo been closed for months, will re-oen j next week. . Negotiations are pending for the re opening of the Ia:iville property of the Dering Coal company, tbe $"..000,- ooo Delaware corporation for which W. C. Nibluck. of Chicago, was ap pointed receiver in the federal court at Chicago Thursday. . . J. C. Lovctt. mention of wars? critical illness was made in yester day's Bulletin died early yesterday at Granite City, III., where be bad re sided for some time: Heath wus due to pneumonia with which tho .le relent was stricken! about a week ago. The ilt 'eiidf lit was ' I year; of ape nod l: . survived by two daughters. Miss Rosa Luvett of Heeviile. and Miss Maugio l.o'tt- of Junes ho ro. Aik and a sun, Edward l.ovtt of St Louis. T. C. Lovett of ;:uii Timothy itonovan- of brol'i. rs. and Miss Caito, a issli, al The remains were breuaht. to dor') et 2 o'clock lliis inoruin' and ,e:c taken to the rebidonc of Pat- PLAHIJING BIG TRAFFIC COUP P. AND WABASH WILL" ENTER i N T C R-C H A N G E TRAFFIC AGREEMENT AT KANSAS CITY EARLY IN MAY. i ick ,;trert. OTyuughlin, FUNERAL SERVICES Chicago. March C. Tho Record Herald prints the following:- "Negotiations are In progress which will. It is thought, eventually land for Edward If. Harrluuin's Enlon Pacille line west of KansaB City the grent'-ut traffic coup in lis history. It is understood that, beginning ear ly in May, there will be . an Inter change traffic agreement between th Wabash and Uulon Pacific aL Kan a City, which will be of Immense value TamniK, I to each system. .- i Cairo. I : fx-tallsi of the tentntlve agreement Kate ,vett (fibave not received the .' sanction of survive. Harriinan f.r of ileoriio J. Koiild.: but .it Is known that it Is the purpose to interchange traffic well nigh to Mil exclusion of all other connections. Tbe pending agreement may In measure explain why Hnrrlman -was so read to throw $2.tmi.(w Into Mho syndicnte which loaned Gould $8.'H10. otio to iave some of" his roads 'from bankruptcy. ' ' .'8 Twenty-fin Held' Over' Remains of Late Donald Cam Last Evening Interment at Columbus, lod. Funeral services were held- last evening at r, o'clock over the remain3 of the late Donald Rain, at the family residence on Seventh street, conduct ed by Rev. S. A. JPiohanan, pas'or of the Presbyterian church. The remairs were ronveved to th Central Union Station mid left at 7:15 o'clock for Columbus, Ind., where in torment will be made. Mr. and Mrs T. J, Hum, the .hecedent s parents. ana Mr. Force I3:n;i. Ins urotmr, ac- Ic.onipauJed the remains. ; 1 Eight c.r the decedent s young nvn friends aated as pallbearers as fol- jlows: Lrsllo Finch, llohcrt (Jold smith, Roy Lutes, llisey Wmtdwai'L Fvter l.itul. Jr.," Kenneth Wenger Ed; Tar Martin. Roy Bafrd. " - "Doldrums" Once Dreaded. The world "doldrums" is a name given by pallors to that part, of the ocean near the equator in which calms and light buffetlns winds, prevail, wiih hot. suliry air, local squalls, thunder and rain. In the doldrums siiin? vs Bels beat , about lir wooks and they wre formerly the dread of those ves sols that had to c:;:y the equator. -' ' Natural to Seek to Please. We alt arc conscious of the feeling that we want lo please tool that We want to make ourselves prcs'-ntalile. This ambition bails to a cultivation of taste and elegance which are wonder fully s;!u.iiiatinr ;njrim; aai! svien-!-d. There li nothing ahsi.nl rbont desires' to bo attrnctive. ' Tby ar quite uatuial and rcaliy upiiltlng. - ' - ? ' .,'-. I ' ' u Presented to Former Senator Forsksr 'By the Negro Residents of Wshington, D. C. Washington, March 6. Former Senator Foraker tonight was, pre sented with a massive silver loving cup, the gift of the negro residents of Washington, 1ri appreciation of hji fight In the senate to hav th bat talion- of the 25th infantry which m discharged "without honor" as a re sult of the "shooting up" of Browns ville, Texas, restored to' the arm v. The rup Is fiearly ' two feet fn height, and weighs 100 nances.' En graved inslle the' bowl Is 1he follow ing ffnotation. from one of ' the s en ator's siieechcs: 'Tbey sk for' justice', not ibeca'is they are wproes, but because they art . men."'"' " - Your Opinion. i ' It is a hard 1-sson to learn, lint rv pie do, not care much for your opin ion. The nevt time yon begin to talk Ttd'alr yrmr r.pirjouj a,-,tlr-e how roon Jon are interrupled; Ihose Hstenin" tn yon .lo not rare what you thick. AUhiit-ti (Kan.) Glebe.