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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13

DR. Smith. osteopatA, saa eth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13
= ADJUSTMENTS. =
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hanford Next Tuesday.

There Is no play in which romantic
fancy has revelled more gracefully
than in Don Caesar de Bagan." the
drama which Mr.. Charles b. Hanford
will offer as his contribution TO che
new productions Of the current sea
zon. In accordance with hiS custom
Mr. Hanlord's presentation of the
giay Will be in the nature of scenic
revival. Miss Marie Drofnah, who has
ieli SO conspicuous place In MIR.
Hanforl's successes of recen. sea-
sons viii have the role of Mariana.
and company Of extraordinary eff
cheney Is promised for the surround
ing characters. Don Caesar de Bazan
will be presented AT the Cairo Opera
house on Tuesday. October IS
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13

board OF public nuisance, as 1t Is gen
orally called look after the wharf
The wharf is In the worst condition
in years and what makes rivermen
sore is that some OF the money de
rived from the river traffic by the
city Is spent for other city purposes
probably to pay salaries of new off,
GERS who are favored with having new
Jobs created for them.
A well known river man said Satur,
day that II Mayor Covert should de-
eide TO make another race for mayor
the river people almost to a man
would line up against MIN. He Is a
good hunter and nice fellow person
ally" said steamboat captain. bur
II takes more than that TO make a
good mayor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13
Royal italian Band.

The mere announcement that ar
rangcments have been made for two
concerts in this city, Tuesday, Octo.
9er rs, by the famous Ellery Royal
italian band, under the leadership OF
Signor francesca Ferullo. a young
ua1 Who il far greater than Crea-
ore. is sufficient TO arouse the music.
loving people of the community to a
legree of enthusiasm and delight
This band Of fifty Italian artists has
or the last two months been setting
he people of Milwaukee cFezy with
musical enthusiasm and has been
pronounced by nne;y-aine out of ey-
ny nuEIr people who have heard X
20 be the greatest organization of
Is kind in this country, The crowds
ghich 1t has lttrao ed TO the Exposi.
ion building In the Wisconsin metro
oils have smashed all records to
iccas. the weekly attendance aver.
gigg over 10000 people The music
produced by the band Is of an almo
hypnotic character and the audience
'emains actually spell-bound in the
Intensity Of the attention which it
Flyes to the players and to the won
,erful young leader Ferullo Those
Who read the Milwaukee papers will
have noted the car!catures and die.
cussicls regarding the eceentricitias
If the magnetic young leader, whose
Intensely emotional directing has
caused a world of comment among
he audiences
Mr. Ellery. the founder of the great
organization that bears hiss name, or
ganizei the Banda Rosa, the greatest
band in the world, some six years ago.
He also Introduced Creatore TO the
public; but in Signore. Francisco Fe-
rullo. his latest acquisition. he is said
10 have conductor far greater than
Crestore.
Ferullo dresses in white. perhaps
70 make himself think that he feels
cool, bur the scarlet is inside. run
ming through his veins Ike liquid fire
and showing itself in the passionate
glow Of the music which his inspired
baton calls forth from his eagerly
responsive followers. This Is an. the
rue art of the most artistic people ON
earth. In the case of FerulIo, ii is
intense emotion under The safe guild
1nce Of particularly bright mind. the
one combination that works barmonI-
susly toward the making an perfect
ing of a great artistic director. Who
misses seeing this 25-year-old boy d.
rect grand opera selections and the
famous overture played By The Ell
Iery band, deprlves himself of a
means Of both education and enjoy
neut. such as is rarely found in The @
commercial days.
Siguor Pietro Buzzi. the worldre-
nowned Italian operate tenor. viii
also be heard at the Ellery band con
cert This magnificent singer, who
has voice of great range and power.
has made himself an immense favor.
lite with the public. Signor Buzzi
combines in his truly wonderful voice
bc.h the qualities Of lyric AMI dramat-
ic tenor. and that the public appreei-
ates such a rare combination Is evil
denced by the oyations which he has
received on his every appearance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13
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. BUSINESS LOCALS. .
. . . . . . . . . - .

Going to build or repair this
spring? See Kelly Bros. Lumber Co.
for anything in lumber or building
material.
II you want anything made Of WOOD,
Kelly Bros. Planning Mil will make
II for you. Interior furnishing lumber
a specially; get estimates and prices.
Uncle Joe's Hotel, best 800 day
house in the three states. You get
the best Of everything to eat and
drink. and nice clean bel
Engraved calling cards-your name
engraved on copper plate Tin script
and a hundred cards for $50. loo
cards from your own plate for 800
John A. Miller, ieweler. sth and Cor.
mercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13
River Forecasts.

The Ohio--At Evansville. will rise
slowly during the next IA to SO hours
At Paducah and Cairo, very little
change during the mex. two days, with
generally a falling tendency
The Tennessee-From Florence TO
the mouth. and the Mississippi, from
below st. Louis to Cairo, no material
change during the next SO hours.
p. H. SMYTH,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13

Stage at Cairo. Oct, II. 1908. 1914
FBelow zero.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13
srsrEr Fab ROOMS.
COLLECTOR WANTED.

Wanted A good portrait delivery man and
collector Call Immediately. HsyLsrger,
Plant r. Hotel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13

Fritz arrived yesterday morning
with one barge of stone ont Of the
Mississippi river In the afternoon
she left for below with an empty
barge for logs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13
Broke Down.

The Morgan went TO the bank yes
terday afternoon to repair a steam
pipe. The Cotton Belt and Iron Noun.
tain passenger trains were both trans
ferred yesterday by the Marquand.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13

The Carrie V. came up from below
yesterday morning with one barge Of
logs ana in the afternoon dropped a
raft out of the Mississippi.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13
Arrivals and Departures.

The Rees Lee passed up TO st. Louis
yesterday morning with good freight
trip. She did not tarry long here,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13

Gondola got in from the Ohio with
one barge of rock and laid up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13

Henry Harley was on time yester-
day In The Paducah trade.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13

Cairo 70 Indianapolis and return
Sunday. Oct 10th via Big -Four Route,
only 5000 round trip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-13
Bob Dudley Sunk.

The steamer Bob Dudley. running
in the paducah and Evansville trade,
sank early yesterday morning at the
foot OF Cumberland island, two miles
below Smithland. She is lying in an
easy position and will no doubt be
raised without trouble No lives We're
lost, nobody hurt. and little. II any
of the freight was damaged.
The Dudley left Paducah shortly af
ter O'Clock for Evansville, with Cap
tain jim Howard in command and
Billy Oyerstreet, of Paducah. at the
wheel. Al about 1870 o'clock, as she
was nearing Snithland. she ran onto
the wreck of the Emma" a boat
owned by Captain Allen Duncan,
which sank 30 years ago. A hole was
knocked in the Dudley's side and she
went down at once in shallow water,
Her main deck is clear and dry from
amidsh'ps TO the stem, and from the
amidships 70 the stern is under four
feet Of water When the boat struck
the wreck and began to settle, the
crew did not get excited, but held ev.
erythlng in hand.
A Wall From Evansville.
When will the river be dredged?
Politicians and statesmen have been
promising he river people here relief
for several weeks, hut this relief has
no; yet come.
Sand bars are bad, channels arc
giving great trouble to steamboat
men and boats are greatly delayed
besides many of the large boats being
tied up because OF river conditions.
When will something be done?
Congressman James A. Hemenway
tveral weeks ago told the officials OF
the Evansville Business association
that he would have a dredgeboat sent
here from Green river and clean out
the bar near the new water works
plant. The dredgeboat is not here
and. boats are having more trouble
than ever getting over tho bar. There
arc nov several barges grounded on
this bar and the little gasoline boat
Norway got stuck tight there Satur.
day
Engineer Harris of the United
States corps was here two weeks ago
and made soundings near the water
works His report has been forwarded
| TO the head engineer. Captain Frank
I Tardy, ene of the best posted men
here ON river matters. said Saturday
that the bar ought 20 be dredgel out
at once. If dreigeboat cannot be Sc
cured ne believes the large scrapei
that vas used to deepen the mouth oi
Pigeon creek should be brought int
play. He says the scraper can b.
fastened onto the end Of a barge anC
run over the bar several times. thu.
removing the sand II viii take :
spur dixie TO give permanent relief.
When viii the dreIg sb0as Gomez /
IS up 10 Congressman Hemenway an,
the powers that be. Unless 1t come
quickly there viii be no use for H. !
I good stage Of water is expected be
fore Christmas
Mayor Charles @. Covert. who hs
spent a great deal Of his time hunt
ing since he assumed the duties Of hi
1 office is also blamed now for a grea
many troubles of the river man. III
certainly has not been diligent abOr
having bis board Of public works. o
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
OHIO AND IOWA NATIONAL
GUARDSMEN At THE FAIR
Five Compa ates From These Two
states to Remain All
Week.

The latest military arrivals at the Ex-
position are the Third Battalion. Fifty
third Infantry. Iowa National Guard. and
Companies and NJ. Second Infantry.
Ohio National Guard.
The Third Battalion arrived over the
Rock Island. and Is TO remain until next
Sunday. II is composed OF Companies ID.
H. A Alien Of Independence and AdJu-
tant q. W. Sanders OF Vinton. Company
u has thiriy-five men under Captain W.
w weatherwax. and was recruited from
Charles city. Ia Company G Is from
Vin;on. Ia. and the twenty-nine men are
uncer Captain J. f.. whipple. First ..s'i-
tenant G. H. DE Acres and Second Lieut.
tenant H X Scott Lieutenant F. NJ
Sheehsn Is in charge OF Company H.
th,riy-four. men. from Independence.
The battalion * accompanied by the fol-
lowing officers: Lieutenant W. A Houston.
New Hampton: Captain VI. q. NyTdyke.
New Hampton: Captain W. 8 Rankin.
Mason city. and Lieutenant Scripture.
Cresco.
The Ohio companies arrived yesterday
over the Chicago and Alton. Company Z
is one of the best-drilled companies IN che
at the State drill at Columbus, o.. in
1872
The company comes from Lima. o.. and
Is officersd bv Captain Albert f. Gale,
Lieutenant John 4. Harry and Lieutenant
Robert McPeak. Company N. IL from OF
tawa o. and has ihirty-six men. under
First Lieutenant ]. Daibey Crawfis. The
five companies are occupying barracks
Nos. l and
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
Departures
Arrivals To-day.
Departures To-Day.


The Kennedy Will arrive from jefferson City
today AMI depart for rh- sane point at
O'Clock to-Tnorrrw afternoon
-Th. Ferd HeroId delar:-I for Memphis yes
-er,iay Afternoon with god Jri,, reported
-Th. Chester arrived from Cape Girarteai
and wav landings yesterday and all! depart
for IN. same points at ocIock this after
noon
The Stacker Lee will arrive from Memphis
to-day She will DEPART for the same point a;
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
The Rec. Ire Ie.t Memphis today and will
arrive here Thursday morning
The Masters and Pilots Association desires
Information concerning the whereabouts Of
Michael Murphy. old river
Captain :. 7. Washington brouEh, the trans
FER hoat Pacific from Cairo 10 ST Louis sun
day.
The Bald Eagle arrived from Chester and
way landings with good list Of passengers
and an unusually !a-xe consignment ~ fright
she will depart for rh- same points at 4 O'Clock
.tis Afternoon
The Grey Eagle will arrive from Peoria
to-day and ,i~Iart for the -eme point at
o'clock Tomorrow afternoon
The Cape Girardeau arrived from, Commerce.
she departed for the SAM point yesterday
Afternoon
Captain George MURRAY Of Point Pleasant
was a visitor at the Pilot roorus yesterday.
-Gap,a.n W. II. Brown. master OF the trans
FER boat Thebss. and Mrs. Brown. returned TO
Th-b-s yesterday morning
The Corvn n Spencer and CITY OF Provi-
d-nce made their usual excursion trips yes
ters.ay.
Future plans for the Iorz have not been
decided
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27


Tfs:. ag,ir.s can hardly be suggestive o. the
er6r failure which implied in many q the
Tf' rrf ., fiin wsish s1.suii I brfes bits q ifor
t.on from IseoFniz.d au'sS,l,ies sa'he'sa 'y
Tte reTSrt from the chairman ~ the Texas
s,a,s IA. ., tTricuiinre fsT Texas / rsrsrt
a. especially IMPORTANT and corcli-iF@ a- IN
'nss' ai'hcFiites iii,.. IL, saSr-sr;trs TIE
prospect % 'he Texas crcp. rhe truth seems =
G,,-irg i -. pas, s,x,v Ia aas from a conti-
ti1n IN Ju!v of almost Unparalleled perfertlon.
a. Iikelv more .-rio1siy TO cfi-taiI tire yield
;haH a, pTsse3; ti ssess p.oeaSsI sII BROTHERS
or MoNTGoMEEY. ALA. DATED SEP
T5- ;a"vea.-a, q cotton in this section is
Simply sn1Tmous- IL IS no longer a Gus, =
eot-an w.l rpeu. for !, has ogensd and Iiek,
T1rrn.r yesr--fa, Is. the last four or Are years
W" fr"TGer-lv hat Complaints from farmers
r4nt and the merchants that their patron.
would be able 70 pay Up because in.y rlads ss
charact.r has reached cur ears and We have
Pans,rs aas ilser 1sIrsan.s az ,hsn vii faHs better
coliscti0rs this wear than since l--i, ina- there
nad~ a god crop. hut some q them I'D not
make more than two or tares ht4-- . the
inak- les ,han eisht bales 20 the u.cw rhis
season y il NJ, na;,er q waiting , sF frs frost
bscsI-se a god crop has ratured. exceg, that
part % - which IL taking On new ,rTu,-..----o>-
LETTER FKoM GEO g FE;NpI.E.oN,
FRDI EsEK FfTf aE TIE 4Ex TEbhIE HFE6 SaEGTa
= r.rs,r-ei Yesterday that Texas would make
=, 90 bales more cotton han last year This
was a minimum. on further information and
calculation I h.Iev. that 0e'.i bales increase
is minimum This county. right in the hoI
w-.vn region. will max. at least D n-- cent
rro-e than las. year. IN. Indian Territory
will make least 1905" more bales 50 You
NAV Sav the net Increase from Texas and In
dian TERRITORY will be oo.coo. perhaps +".se.
-%aw los
TELEGRAM FROM CHARLES ?. JoHES0N.
NEW ORLEANS. La. DATED EN-
Have Travelled over srnYter. Greene. Hale:
Perry and Mareago counties. Alabama tind
bar.a Will Yield more than Is per cent more
than last year. Crop conditions for AlaoAra
will exceed - fdr September. which VIII %
given bv the Government report
UNION. 8 g. Sept 3L.ReportY OF fsose
FROM From NEw YORK Sun OF sEPTEMbER -
INCREASE IN TExASs COTTON YIELD
Austin. Tex. Sept G-Chairman Jsnerson
johnson OF the Texas state Boil wesvti COM
in this state. which he made to-day. says that
the Weld will be about 3ssoe0 bales. which
L. an increase os about 70 Der cent over ehe
yield oe last year. He says that the increase
In acreage planted Is the cause OF the increase
FROM THE NEW YORK Sun OF sEPrN1-
iNeREAsE IN TExAss COTTON CROP.
Dallas Tex Sept I--The state Board OK
Agriculture estimates the Texas cotton c.op
at an increase Of - per cent over that of Last
THEODORE II PRICE
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
ENGLISH GIRL CROSSES
THE ATLANTIC TO WE'D.
Refssed License In View York. Ellen
King and Nathan BrSsst Come
tn 50. Louis.

Ellen KIrg Of Rochester. Kent. Eng
land. Travelled across the Atlantic on an
ocean liner and came by rail TO St Louis
to wed Nathan Bryant of Little Rock.
Ark. who had preceded her to provide
n home.
Justice Royert Corrall performed the
ceremony at his Office yesterday Bryant
met Miss King In New York and they
s1n,, r. !" ,,.r ~, % gs, ,hs ,sn.sn 9Ince s
document They were chagrined when
the license was deried them on account
Of the bride elects youthful appearance.
They decided TO come TO St Louis TO have
the ceremony performed and arrived yes
tcrday morning After visiting the
Worlds Fair they Will go TO Little Rock
Mountain Railway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN
LEAGUE ELECTS OFFICERS
G. r. Buck Of Monmouth Chooses
President - Secretary shaw
Delivers Addreas.

A. the annual meeting of the Illinois Re-
publican League in East 81. Louis yest"r-
day the following officers were elected:
President. c. F. Buck. Monmouth: secre-
tary. II. II. Ward. Duquoin; treasurer.
John X. Robertson. Jacksonville.
Less than 30 delegates attended the
meeting. This was explained ;,y the lead
ers. who said that IL had not been prop
erly advertised. although notices of the
meeting have been sent broadcast over the
State :or the last month
The meetings were held In the Audi
torium of the City Hall. II was planned
to have Governor Yates and Candidate
Charles Deneen deliver addresses. but
they did not appear.
At the morning session speeches were
made by W. r. Trautman Of East St
Louis and W. ii. Stead. In the afternoon
senators Shelby II. Cullorl and A. ]. Hop
kins and Secretary CT State James a.
Rose delivered addresses.
In the evening the auditorium of the
city Hall was well filed by East 81. Louis
man and Secretary Of the Treasury Leslie
VI. Shaw.
Mr. Shaw said: II am here 20 speak Of
the difference between political parties.
The difference between political parties -
not the difference between individuals.
Neither wealth. education. nor social
standing divide us
The difference IN political parties is the
vocated By them.
The two great parties always have. and
doubtless always will widely differ In their
economic Views. The one advocates free
trade and the other protection These
two schools Of political science are In ao-
solute AntaGonism. They hold nothing IN
common except universal patriotism and
universal desire for good and prosperous
times. and universal thirst for happiness
''Conceding to those who sincerely be
lieve in free trade. as do Mr.. Cleveland.
Mr.. Bryan and Mr. Parker. the same SIN
certify that protectionists claim for them
selves they must believe that farin iu-
ties levied for the sole purpose of reve-
nue. and with no intent 20 protect Amer
lean labor or American industry from
open competition with the world within
our own market. would be TO the adyan-
tage OF this country.
IF these gentlemen. and those who be-
iieve with them. are sincere. as l admit
they are. then they must believe that the
Constitution Of the United States forbids
protection. high or low
IF they are sincere. as admit they are.
then they must believe that protection.
bigh OF low. Is robbery Of the many for
the enrichment OF the few. II they are
sincere az they certainly ought TO b..
they must believe the doctrine promul-
gated in their party platforms. and Their
platform Of 1899 specifically declared that
the principle q protection Is unconstitu-
tional: and that the practice OF protection
Is robbery -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
LOANS ON FURNITURE,

eOANo w eONNbu OWes
Rates and terms unheard Of. Look:
yl.D weekly pays Q SIS loan.
SLID weekly pays Q SO loan-
81 weekly pays SO loan.
sc weekly pays Q 50 loan
Payments may be made weekly. semimonthiy
or monthly. II Is TO your interest to consult
All business private and above board. See
us. CHEMICAL. FINANCE co,
6G1 Chemical building Eighth and Olive
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
SCIENTISTS VISIT COLUMBIA.
Special University ConvocatiOn to
BE Held in Their Honor.
REPr-RLIcs sPECTAI.

REPCBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia. No. Sept. %-The delegation
Of scientists and educators from the Con-
gres> Of Arts and Sciences. which met
in St Louis last week. arrived in Column
bia this afternoon The party Is not as
large as was expected Many who ac-
cepted the invitation to visit the univers-
ity did not arrive to-day.
The visitors are being entertained by
members Of the university faculty. and a
special convocafion in their honor will
be held tomorrow morning at 10.
Among those who are here are Doctor
Walter wyman. United States Surgeon
General: Doctor Oskar Drude. from Ger
many: NJ De IaBelle. wifi. and
daughter from France: Professor Monroe
Smith OF Columbia University. and Pro-
fe<sor e. A. Hubsrich of Texas Cniv.rs-
ity. The party numbers about fifty.
The members will remain here until to-
morrow afternoon at 3. when they will re-
turn 10 81. Louis by special train.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
ELMW0OD WRECK MAY
CAUSE FOUR DEATHS.
One Man KILLED Isstastly asd Three
Fatally lsjsred-Twenty More
Sustain WOuads.
REPrRLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Peoria, ILL.,. Sept. cs-A wsshout on the
line At q poin, two miles beyond Eamwood
known as The Rocks was responsible
for a disastrous wreck on the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Railway az go
this morning. In which the fast Gsiesburg-
Peoria passenger train went into the ditch
and three cars were overturned. and badly
smashed. The list OF the dead and fatal
~ injured IL as follows:
Dead:
Dolin Book. a stonemason. employed by
the road and a resident OF Princeton. Ill
The fatally injured:
The Reverend Doctor George ~. Kenis-
ton. pastor Of First Conversational Church
Of Elmwood: John Redding. travelling
man. Elmwood. and ~ Cent?
Twenty persons were injured.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

m CUNT OLIVE LODGE. No sSs K or
pl Ii. meets every tuesday At uortnx e,
corner Twenty second and Franklin Avenue
All knights OF Honor most cordially m.
yited ALL n.eting>-
H. W. Trampe Reporter. $50 81. Louis ave
James f.. Bell. 3lo< Cass
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

Nilmirston Investment Company tvo-s-ory
biish nats. Nos i3is-ltss Mon,clali place. s., ~
Wilmington Investment C0ratsny tuo-s;ory
hfiek mats Nos lgls-l7ls NcnfciaiT place: 81 -.
l.. X NcD~rrlott two-story brick hats So-
Iss--lE Granville: g On - 49,
a J ff.ne.s. twc-story brick fats Nes.
inE. No. tif Grove. 81 fs"
T. u johnson one-Sfcry brick .-ore NJ.
ILL., -i-,5-i,f. Academy. 81 80
Warren IL Nichols. fwu-stnrv sro-~ a-I "a,
Nos is-i-tssnA D.irr1r. 81 ..ss.
Henry Schroeder. fwo--tcry brick fat. NJ.
~. Michigan $500
George Schulf. 0ns-story brick dwelling M
3sss Nsosho. tl.o1 "
C stark. tro--rorv hrics fats. No. is97-
fss Evans. 500.
e r; stark. ,vo-s'ory brick fats. Nos .s.s-
ts-sA Evans. - 40
c 2. stark. two--'orv brick fats. Nos ss-s-
SS-s Evans. tss'
g r Stark ryo-siory brick nafs Nos IT,
ss1i-ts-1 Exams. sssa
sdoiph F'aysr-. nns-storv brick dwelling .o
tss Minnesota. Si.sa.
Fred Ri~fnsn. twc-sfory brick fats NoS
f-i--sefaA t-ahatie. q s1a
Doctor julius weinSburg. tvo-ssory brict
dwelling. Nc. -fiS Russell 500.
Fred sohroedsr- tvo-s.orv brick fats. No -.
z I. wasner & son. ;No-s,o.y brick DWELL
Beard Of Education three-s,ory brick teach