The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-02-26

operators and will return Sunday
evening. Both believe that a settle.
ment for Illinois will be reached while
the outlook is for a strike in Ohio,
West Virginia and the Pennsylvania
! bltumious fields
Henry Ford, one OF the Oldest res
ldents Of the city, age 81 years Is
seriously i'll at his home with proba-
4 bly, pneumonia fever.
| Tao case against Capt. Baird ana
IL year old son who were charged
by Illinois Central officials with lar
c9ny was tried yesterday before JUS.
tica Walker, States Attorney Venable
/ appearing for the state and a. 4. SDil
Ter for the defense, resulted in an &C
quital. Baird and son were arrested
IN daylight while securing corn which
fell from car On the right of way.
No cnncealment Of his acts were
proved and the evidence did not show
criminal intent Considerable feeling
pro and con ia the city has been arous
ed over the trial
\ The remains of Mrs. Josie Smith
wife Of ] u Smith who died at Prince
ton, Indiana reached this city last
night. The funeral viii occur toner
row.
The Wednesday club met with Mr8. I
!. J. Arnold Wednesday. Roll can
was followed by quotations from O. /
w Holmes and Current Events" I
Round Table Discussions Causes |
and population Mesdamos zunE I
metz and Mrs. Bowyn. Revolution.
airy Heroes by Mrs, H. r. Scanning.
Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton
by Miss Anon; Jefferson and Monti-
cello by Mrs. j. M. Johnson.
The residence Of Il. r. Steele WIS
'obbed yesterday of about $25 worth
of clothing and three hours later the
THIEF was captured in Murphyresboro
by Chief Stevens
Mrs. Cassander A. Brooks. widow of
William 7 Brooks has been granted
a pension of ste per week.
Sam G. Terrell IF Golden has been
granted an increase of pensio.
Mrs. J. M Rodden. wife of Yard
Master Rodden gave a finch party
yesterday afternoon TO number of
friends ~ celebration OF her seventh
wedding anniversary Elegant ro-
ircshmOut8 were served. The nyi-
ted guests were Mcsdames II. Foley.
VIM Wbalan " " Clayton. /. G. F,
DHricn. j. IL Barton ! II Ward.
w r., ltyt A. s. Water Kavanangn.
Charles Martin, J Ecrgtein. Il. Dick-
'rman and Mrs SGith. Mes Rodden
guest of Bunker Hill
Mra. W p IIoyt was The gueat Of
-elatiyCs in Cobdea today. i
Charles Roberts Of Murphyrcsboro +
gas IN the city to-day on business
Rudolph Stcclqar and Joe stolule Of
he Marphysboro Brewing company g
we're IN the city this morning icatine i
alter for liorrin
Mrs J.. y. Ramp and son were guests Il
u Cobdcn friends today. :,
Miss Gertrude Weeks in quite sick s.
with pneumonia.
Miss Pearl Batson Is numbered e.
mGng thcsc who ia aict. IN
Lcouidas ca No z. Uniform Rant
.niebts Of Pglbi8s with headquarters h
+ Hurphyshufp havc elect ~ The
company officers fue fh9
nsHins year Capt q. Fl Eeenan. n
st Lieutenant Jennings pieoli. gnd M
lieutenant a y Miithouse; Treas i,
rer - Is az Guard William Adaels m
cntiuei, George Hermineef ii
The art open meetine If tfa -,
,emsn Hshtist Foreign SIT iasaf,
oeicfy WIS held a Tie church vns II
2fday evening. Miss Charlotte Han.
IN, president, presiding. Miss N.
uck Of the Normal faculty cave an IF
Itoreating talk on China and it, age 4,
li Mira Mae Williams TAXED On in
Re Opium War" a very pleasant OF
atHre Of an unusually interesting 81
oeramH- was the music furnished
: the junior choir Their wen train
)ices being surprise and deIaht
al hy heard them This carir
u 1tns he-e3ftot e.. the tlls rr hs
-sstinE a-cEi-ea { tha chufeh =
Hrz iy-tls Fhilca after biz. &C
3. Nth friends getgrre1 tAis morn -
{ : lee korze n .Iu1tAe storo. -
= E54.as Il auspaysbsro :
z6i14te fer The F.era5lieaa noniaa- e