The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24

pleased to note his recovery
Mrs. Lane, who has been the guest
Of relatives in the country and The
family Of r. G. Lester, Of the city
returned This morning to her home IN
Golden.
Dr J. S. Lewis returned this morn.
ne from Eldorado, where he has been
Examining the progress Of work for
lis new coliery.
Mrs. G G stolan and his son John
Z, Stolen returned to Johnston City
his morning.
S. Irwin, who has ben for several
7ears clerk for Walker & ALBION al
De Soto was in the city this morn
ns, leaving n noon for Centralia
II j. Jorter, Of Vncennes, Republi
AN candidate for coroner subject tt
he Republican primaries CT April y
accompanied by L. H. Porter. of Muir
1hyshoro, was making the acquaint.
NICE of the voters in this city today
Mr.. Porter Is genial gentleman t.
meet and has host Of friends II
Virginia who desire. his nomination
The Illinois Coal Operators assOcia.
ion OF which O. L. Garrison is pres
dent and Herman Justi Is commits
siOner after having been unable L.
ecurc from the Illinois Commission
brought its committee ON mines and
minerals, an adequate appropriation
Tll make an independent exhibit.
rhe association will secure as far as
possible sections OF the veins as they
IRE being worked from top to bot.
ON in each Of the mine scale districts
u the state. From the exhibition
management the freight and expenses
incident to the preparing the exhibit
will be met
The great industry Of southern HIN
bis which at Que time it was believed
you'd not be exhibited at ST. louis
now assured Among the coal op
ratoys some feeling has been created
1t the Illinois Commission for not
making tire exhibit an Official enn
During the year ID bis marriage
ne moved to this city and has ever
ince resided here, follo8ing Che oc
upatiCn d painter
MI Ingarsoll has been q public
piritol citizen and hcd IN high cs-
Gem by lbs nciGhbors tie served fot
light years as Alderman Of tho see
md ward altGst.ng hia popularfyand
he confidence which bis neig3hoH
opposed in his ability and his hon
sty and integrity In his official cG.
laeity his honesty was mover qucs,
ioned lie was an earnest wefHor on
he city council and always q believer
the future Of Che municipality
Since childhood he h1s been a COM
nunicant Of the Methodist church. Tie
8as a member OF the John. " Law
renee Post. No. 291, 6, A. r.
His funeral was hell al 10 am. Mon
lay from the NJ T. church under the
auspices OF the q A Il. and inter.
ment made at Oakland
Alderman Henry 81 lngersoll died
Saturday noon az his home in this
7ity OF sidney trouble after a lingcr
ing illness. His death had been ex-
pected for several days Henry Aus.
tin lngersol was born in Lebanon,
Ohio, January rs. 1912. Of American
parents, and lived there until the
breaking out of the civil war 3n was
one Of seven children three boys and
four girls, only two Of them survive
Capt =. ] lnga8oll and Mrs A. G..
sheppard. both Of whom reside in ibis
city. a. The opening Of the war he en-
listed in the lS Illinois regiment
commanded BIZ col D. u Brush. bat
after q short time was discharged at
Cairo hy General Grant on accoan,
If a severe attack Of TYPHOID fever
He rraasneI To- 0aio rog4inei his
health and again enlisted u the 79tn
Ohio. aad served throughout hat