The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-04-08
Brief Mention Of Events Concerning
the People of Cairo and
Vicinity.

a car load of new beer kegs have
been received by Cairo's Own Brew
cry to hold the FIST output OF the
new enterprise
Up TO the time Of going to press the
discovery Of the Caps to Round An
mas Handkerchief had not been re-
ported TO The Bulletin office
The Ladies Sewins Circle OF ST
Patricks church met yesterday at the
residence of Mrs Katherine Stapleton
on Tenth street
The gross earnings OF the St Louis
South Western. Cotton Beu for the
month Of February were over SGao
600. From last July they We're over
$5.0o9000
The Ladies Aid circle, OF the Cal
vary Baptist church, viii meet at the
residence of Mrs. W Z. Hartsook, on
Thirty-third street. this evening
A number of negroes had a fight in
front Of the Wall Street saloon, on
Commercial avenue between Fifth
ana Sixth streets yesterday about
noon No serious damage was done
o. Brazier. a negro living in Lake
Milhgan precinct, was tried in Judge
Robinsons court yesterday charged
with cutting the levee near Willard
On March 3i The evidence did not
sustain the charge and he was dis
missed
f. Soudheimer & Co. lumber deal
ars, of Chicago. recently purchased .
=. 4oi acres OF timber land near Pine
BLUM. Ark, for Sl4600o The land is
covered with hickory. oak and ash
md il is thought the company will
rect a large mill in a few months.
Work has commenced on the addi
ion Of a third story 10 Winter Bros
Ice Factory to be occupied by the
afro Candy company " R Hall
lay has a contract for tn brick work,
Arthur Barter the wood work and
Nooreand and SUSANNA the tin, iron
mi copper work
Alex Clutts. Of Cairo, aged 33 and
Hiss Pearl Holiday, Of Ava, aged ~ .
we're united in the holy bonds OF Wed
Iock by Rev L. j. Milliken at the
Southern Methodist parsonage Tues
day morning, leaving for Cairo in the
evening, where they win make their
home Murphys boro Republican.
A camp OF the Woodmen Of the
World will be organized at Stafford
iall tonight at 1880 o'clock by So
State Deputy julius Loeser, whose
lffice is at 800 Twentieth street Rev
Z. A. Sickles, who is member Of the .
ider. will address the meeting
There are seventy.nine members IN
afro A terminal camp for railroad
nen exclusively viii be organized
alter.
Through an oversight. 10 mention
tas made of the reading by Miss Ida
}enfey at the opera house Tuesday
light which was the last of most
uccessful series of entertainments
iyen under the auspices of the
Voman's club and Cairo high school
large audience was present Tues
lay night and the entertainment fur
llshd was of a high order The
speaker was introduced by Mrs An
drew Lohr
The funeral of Mrs Rachel j. Phil
is was held yesterday morning at the
bome Of her daughter. Mrs, Robert
Hinkle on Twentyeighth street
Rev. j. 7. NJ Knox conducting the
services. Interment was made at
villa Ridge cemetery. ana a large
number of friends followed the re
mains to their last resting place The
ballbearers were George Parsons
Walter II Wood, Claude Winter Il
Fl. Halliday, Miles S. Gilbert and
Charles $ Carey
Coroner McAianus held an inquest
Yesterday over the remains of the
tranger who was murdered in wild
al Chute Monday morning The
ury charged Frank Lewis with the
iced and John Garrett and Sallie
Nearon, better known as Sauic Pita
pat were held as accessories 90 the
rhine The identity OF the murdered
nan is still unknown and Coroner Ne
Han0s win have photographs taken
oday and sent to various surround
ng points The body viii be buried
by the county Nothing has been
heard Of Lewis.
A rumor has gained considerable
circulation and been credited in some
quarters that George Millett the
missing house manager of the Alex
ander club. was the unknown well
dressed young man who Tuesday al
ternoon jumped from the middle span
Of the Ead's bridge at St. Louis and
was drowned an account vi which
was published in The Bulletin Wed
aesday morning There is nothing to
base The assumption 8Han except
hat Millett is missing and his ac-
counts are short as the result of his
fierce wrestling with Dame Fortune
aho won every fall According to
the description given IN iha St Louis
papers it does not tally with that nf
Uiliett. ami III is safe 10 say the mi.