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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31

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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31

Many a man who carries night
fey needs g wife to open the door fo-
him
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
REAL ESTATE

Improved aud vacant property in
all parts 81 DH city for sale or OK
changs. Farm lands and mdse,, terms
10 suit.
cHRS. FARRELL. AGENT.
Cairo Phone 229. Res. Ii0l Sycamore st.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
POSITION WANTED.

WANTED Y Position az stenographer in Cairo
by gonng lady; rapid, neat, accurate and good
typewriter Miss sac White, OlmStead, III.
MANTED-A position as ssenographer Or
bookkeeper by a young lady with experience.
Ready references, Address Ada Hart, Carrier
Mills Ill.
Wanted, aposition collecting or in Office, BY
q lady with some experience. Address, NJ,
care Bulletin.
wanted, position as stenographer by young
lady, " tn two years general experience; iami-
lar with lumber business Address, p-3, care
Bulletin,
Biau Of experience desires 2 position as
bookseoper or Office man. with good house.
R3iefences. Address ! b., Balietid Office.
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By Assoclatsa Press.

By Associated Press.
RETURNED TO WASHINGTON
Washington. May 50-Pr6sident
Roosevelt and party LEFT Gettysburg
- this afternoon arriving here at
20 tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31

COTTAGE -For rent, new tive room cottage
on Blanche agenue, Mounds See Henry Hols-
tenburger, Mounds, for al information.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31

BUlLDING-S09 Ohio Levee, now occupied by
Iron Mountain railroad Office. Apply 10 G.. +.
.ichenbergeF.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
WAIVED.

WANTED An experienced furniture sa,rs-
man and bookkeep r. Must he wei iec0m-
mended, strictly sober and Intelligent. Apply
to Peoples rurniture Co, 1893 Commercial
avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31
HELP WANTED.

FOR RES1s-A large front room. nicely furt
ished Apply at once, SO Fifth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-31

FOR RENT.

0FFT6ESi- Steam heated offices, janitor ser
vice furDished-~glgl be rented ST ,arately OF to-
gether. Apply to W ?. Halliday Estate,
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sALEsLADY.

WANTED SslsAlaCy. experienced la the dry
goods, ps,slnesS. Apply 10 "a. lyman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19
life SAVING DRILL.
voIushM Crews at Public Landing and
0lney's Coal Dock Pracuced.

During the noon hour yesterday the
crews at the city landing on South Water
street of the United States Volunteer Life
Saving Corps spent short time In prac-
tice with ~e aluminium steel buoy. This
buoy Is made OF aluminium steel and Is
capable OF supporting three persons in
the water II property grasped.
1t is kept hanging from hooks on the
coal office Of the Olney company aud the
members Of the crews are employed In the
stores and shops in the immediate vi
cinity. Under the direction OF Leutenants
Frank +. Sprague and Charles r. Olney
the crews threw the buoys and were in
structed what TO do in case OF an nppar-
ant drowning accident Several lads in
various stages OF dress were swimming
in the murky water OF the river and these
served as subject for the volunteers TO
work upon.
Several OF the men are planning 10 at
tend the first annual outing OF the Rhode
Island division Saturday afternoon at
Crescent Park when they will participate
In some Of tho events.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19
CENTRAL FALLS

Judge Choquet after "a long hearing held
the cases OF Samuel Dusley, James Mar
ran and Louis NJ. Crocker, arrested Tor
peddling without a license for considera-
tion. Defendants claimed they were act
ing as agents for concern. The defend
ants were accused OF selling rugs, ma
chimes and carpets.
A number OF the families who were EN-
ployed by the United States Cotton COM
pany before the strike have moved away.
The other strikers have been generously
assisted by their fellow workers I'm the
Blackstone valley.
Ofnce Grady pushed a man along who
could not give a good account OF himself.
Th' man finally landed in the Cumberland
bridewell.
Mayor Humes plans for the Cogswell
memorial clock were adopted last night
bv the committee of the city council hav-
iIg the matter in charge.
Miss Laura Benoit and Miss Albina Be
mott OF this city will spend their vacation
at Lynn and other eastern cities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19
VALLEY VILLAGES
Kent CIambake a Success.
Other Interesting Items From
the Valley.

Yesterday was the day when the an
nual clam bake of the Baptist church
at Kent was held. and the weather was
of kind. that would be good enough for
anything. Tho bake is an annual affair
and is held In the grove upon the church
property. near the bank OF the Pawtuxet
river near its source. Yesterdays fne
weather brought out large number OF
clam eaters and the tables were filled
several times. Party wagons were run
from Phenix. Hope, Fiskville ana other
places and many from all parts or tho
valley went to the famous grounds where
they partook Of a dinner which was pro-
nounced to be one OF the finest The
tables were set within sight OF the river
and the breeEes. under the trees which
cast their shadows over the scene made
the place one of an ideal nature the
bake was ready to be served at about ~
o'clock and from then on, huge quanu-
ties of the blvalves disappeared. All the
regular courses were served and the din
ers finally labored away from the tables
and made room for others and so the eat
ing went on for several hours. During
fed the New Century Volunteer band OF
Flskyille rendered music In a bandstand
near the Ia bles and their music helped
the diners to eat, or so II seemed. Iaken
on a whole the affair was decided sue
cess in every respect and the many OLD
friends who gathered at the event ana
spent a pleasant afternoon chatting over
old times when we were boys and girls
were probably filled with memories which
will last for many days to come ana
which will suffice to while many
a meditative moment in the future, while
waiting for tho next bake, next year.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
The members OF tho sodality OF the
St James church OF Arctic Centre, en-
joyed their annual outing yesterday when
they went TO Nsrragsnsett Pier at
shortly before o o'clock They passed a
very pleasant day at the Pier, ana ar
rived home In the Valley at reasonable
hour last evening.
The Hope band rendered another OF
| their popular band concerts last evening
| and the same was attended BY large
crowd. The program included program
of pleasing selections. also including
trombone solo, by John Choinard.
The funeral of the daughter OF Mr.. anc
| Mrs John German of Clyde, who diec
| suddenly at her parents home on Wed
| nesday. was held this afternoon from the
| SS Peter and Paul church in PheniX
| Rev Father Brady officiating Later the
| remains were taken 70 the Catholic GENE
terry in Phenix, where they were In
| TERED
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19
WARREN.

Regular meeting services were held at
the NJ f. and Baptist churches, last
night. Rev. II. d Cady officiated at
the former and Rev II. W. Watjen occu-
pied the pulpit at the latter. The con-
gregations at both churches were large
The annual Kickemuit Grange clambake
WAS held yesterday at East Warren. Very
nearly 1000 people partook of the bake
which was one OF the finest ever present.
ed by the society People were present
from Fall River, Providence. Bristol and
other surrounding towns. Dancing was
held In the hall during the afternoon ana
evening.
During the past week, representatives
from the strikers forces OF Fal River,
Mass have been in town seeking imam
cial aid from business men and citi-
zens. II ls understood that they collected
a fairy good sum during their stay here
The funeral services OF Mrs. Ann Nc
Elroy an old resident Of this town were
held from her late residence on Market
street yesterday morning, followed oy
mass served at St Mary's church. con-
Quoted by Rev Father Austin Dowlins'
Interment was at the Cathlic cemetery on
Vernon street.
The police have received numerous conf
plaints from local people, of stolen roul-
try Several have lost large number
Of hens and the police intend to find out
the hen thieves. and make an example 81
them. The farmers arc complaining of
! potato thieves They claim that they
| come IN the night ana dig the potatoes,
| and carry them away with them
The band concert presented ny 'he
/ Eagle band at Britosl last night was at
| tended by a large number OF local people.
Miss Kate McDonough has recently re-
returned from two weeks trip to friends
! I'm New Hampshire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19
PAWTUCKET.

Arlon NJ Church. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Church, died at the Rhode ISL
and hospital yesterday afternoon az
result Of creeping paralysis. Arloh was
n years old, and had been at the hos
pital about three weeks, but death came
rather Unexpectedly. The father was AZ
work I'm New Haven at the time.
There were many visitors at the meet
ing OF the pawtucket Association OF sta
tIonary Engineers held last evening Ros-
coe Il Allen OF Massasott association, OF
Massa chusetts. brought friendly greet
ings. -,
dent James T., Banigan Of Pawtucket
Aerie. No. las. order of Eagles. returned
home last evening from Springfield,
where they attended the 1eld day OF the
order
Secretary cine at the meeting OF the
Rhode Island Mulespinners association
held last evening. announced as COM
ploted the arrangements Tor the open
meeting 90 be held In Music hall Sunday.
Mr. Cllffe said the committee having In
charge the collection Of funds for the
Fall River strikers was not meeting with
much success.
nights meeting OF Prosperity lodge, N ~.
O. r. Four candidates were given the
initiatory degree.
The teachers OF st. Mary's Sunday
school, the teachers OF the School OF
Domestic Arts and the senior boys OF the
sanctuary choir were entertained at ISL
and Park by Rev. Father Tennisn Yes
terday, II was a most enjoyable day foi
a large party.
Business at the Farwel Worsted com,
pany Is very good, but Conants mills viii
shut down tonight until the day aftei
Labor day Things are duh. indeed
when the latter mills find IL necessary tC
curtail production.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Weeder
Street Congregational church had it'
annual excursion yesterday 20 Rocky
Point The affair was a big success.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19
WATER SPORTS At CRESCENT
Volunteer Life Savers Have Arranged Pleas
Ing Program for Saturday Afternoon.

A somewhat unique and remarkably
interesting program OF aquatic events has
been arranged for Saturday afternoon at
Crescent Park. where the first annual
field day OF the United States Volunteer
Life Saving corps Of the Rhode Island
district will be held.
The volunteer corps has only been
drilling in this stata for about two
months this season, but IL has number
Of rescues from drowning TO its credit
and three of the rescuers will receive
the coveted bronze honor medals OF the
corps from the hands Of Governor Garvin.
The medals reached the city today to-
gether with the honor certificates which
are given TO rescuers and II Is very prob
able that the presentation ceremony Will
be Of unusual interest
The corps will demonstrate how per-
sons are rescued from an overturned boat,
how to take a bather with cramps and
to resuscitate him II he Is unconscious.
This process will be carried out on the
float of the bathing houses In full view
OF the crowd.
There is to be an open swimming race
for amateurs i'm which two excellent
prizes are offered. one eighth Of a mile
! and similar swim for members OF the
corps, with a demonstration OF the use or
| tho life buoys OF the corps. showing how
they will support several persons IL prop
| erly used.
The famous girls volunteer life saw
! ing crew from Savin Hill station, Mass.
have a prominent place on the program
| and they will show that women can res
| cue and resuscitate a person in danger
| from drowning.
There will be a boys tub race and a
rainy day" race IN which the entries
are to be fully dressed and wearing hard
hats and carry open umbrellas.
The program will commence about
p. m, and the sports will undoubtedly
prove attractive to a large number OF
local people who Will by reason OF the
lateness OF the start he permitted to
| attend.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19
The News OF the State.

mittee was appointed to make the neces-
sdry Hngements.
nccord,nE TO the reports OF well
known local police official AT the Chanee
street stntion, business Is ON the puh'
There was tut one arrest IN the uistiiS'
for The last lS hours. About CLOCK thls
morning Patrolman Cahill managed 10
end a man who could not care TOT hiiiseii
90 he was locked up for being 'tull
the Misses Mamie Braney OF 100 pam
Geld street. and Mamie Finley or itaver-
hiu Mass, who have been spending Iew
v,,eks with relatives In New YORK ana
pnnadeInhia returned home this morn
ing ,. a., tho
Mr. Thomas McQulllon, clerk AT inc
Olneyville hotel and his boon com iipaIllon' 10
Michael Fox. find Narragansett fleF 10
80 DEF about the only spot on this earth
that one should go 10 spend theH '"'a
ton - 4, 80, mn
Hose IA extinguished blaze IN an uh-
,cc,,nied shed In the rear OF i CamDrluse
street and Hose No. one on tle Ne'e
minister street bridge yesterday aiteIhooH'
There was no damage. ,..
John McGorty, one OF the re- no "a
Hall & Lyons, formerly Lu'let @
s,and hos been transferred TO the down
town store OF the firm
Nr Patrick Fox or the firm OF FOX
4 NcNeuus. who has been spending
faU, months I'm Ireland Is expected NUNS
by Monday morning. ...,,,.
Mrs Joseph Hin OF 9O2 Whittier avenue,
who was Injured some tlme ago. mas
recovered sufficiently TO be out again: =
charles Worth of Hook & Ladder NO.
has been transferred 10 Hose 10 70 M
the vacancy caused by the dea'h VI
Charles Gillholly. ,,
George Douglass, the popular presctlp-
a., cornnounder at G. a. Barnes druS
store on Plainfeld street is enjoying a
week OF recreation.
lanes Harlow, one Of William Mcln-
tyre's popular statesmen, is enjoying
few days Of recreation at Narraganset'
Pier. ., ,,.,,,,,,
MIS- Margaret Donahue OF oil hunting
ton avenue and bookkeeper Tor Ihoihas
+ Pierce e. Son. Is rusticating AT bloch
Island for two weeks.
John Mullgan OF NJ. II. Corrigan stan
is AT Worcester for a week or more
| Mr. Frank flaming. one ot the WEI
! Lnown Young men OF this place, Is spend
| inc his vacation at Narragansett Pler
| Mr. Frank A. Ieffcrnan, the popular
Hartford avenue newsdealer. talks OF thk
ing a trip 10 Hamburg.
Fred Hall OF % PIainheld street ha'
become a member or the recently OF
ganized Rhode Island Military band
Mr.. Frank Farnell Of Bend street u
al Conimlcut for the remainder or th
| season -
/ j. r. Collision is spending snort v"
walton at Cottage city.
TJeutenant Charles Carpenter OF Hool
| and Ladder No. s. has returned from hl
vacation. which he spent at Bristol
The Misses Edith Aspinwall and Mahe
smith of the annexed district have re
turned from their vacation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19
BRISTOL.
Town Officials Are Invited.
More Oiphtheria Cases New
Ferryboat Expected.

Commander George III. Peck OF Baopitt
most G. A. r.. No. 10. arrived home last
evening from Boston, where he had oeen
attending the national encampment OF
the @. Ar. Quite number OF his post
will remain there during the week
A large number from here visited war
rem Yesterday to attend the annual cam
bake Of the Warren grange.
The members OF Ivy guild OF st'
Michaers Episcopal church attended the
Warren grange bake. going from here IN
the Suburban cars. -
Mr. Henry II. Manchester ana "ho'
with their guests. visited Newport yes
terday. going by the new ferry route
Mr. Henry Kebble. whose father learned
10 he a compositor at the Bristol Phenx
during the ownership Of William II. ,.
Bailey. the founder or the paper pald
Bristol a grief visit yesterday. calling on
a few OF his fathers old friends. Inc
senior Mr.. Kebbie was killed at NAL
vern Heights during the rebellion.
A large number of the officials OF the
town have received invitations 10 attenu
the clambake and picnic 10 be given oy
the Independent club at HauterlVe TO-
| day.
| MIR. James D. Wardwel and wife are
| attending the national enesmpment at
| Boston for the week.
| Miss Bertha Munro. who resides on
! Griswold avenue. gave birthday party
last evening to a number OF her young
| friends Games Of various kinds were
| induIged I'm with vocal and instrumental
music After the entertainment a col
lation was served.
| Francisco Vera lost COW yesterday
| bv being choked. The Rhode Island Rem
derlng company was notified and took II
away.
Several cases Of diphtheria were re-
ported at the town clerks Office yes
terday.
Tho large fve-masted schooner a.
anchor at the mouth OF the harbor yes
terday with her colors flying proved u
be the John Arlington. bound 10 Somer'
set and In need OF tugboat.
Mr. Edward Coward and family OF New
York city. who have been the guests o
his mother on Union street for severa
! weeks returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Herbert Congdon. who ia asso
ciated with William NJ Connery as sales
man In his clothing concern. and who ha!
been taking two weeks vacation. ha
resumed work again
Contractor Callan Is spreading himsel
on the Hope street job, as II Is Bristol
most public thoroughfare.
II in expected that the latter part o
next week that the new ferryboat will ar
rive and will commence running the Is
OF September regularly between the tw
ferries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19

The Misses Catherine and Dora Dona-
hue Of Little Rock. Ark are the guests
OF their cousin, John T.. Hurley, at his
summer residence on Lincoln avenue. The
Young women, who arrived here yester-
day. were delighted with Rhode Island
scenery. They will remain here for sew
ernI weeks, arA5 it is safe to predict Mr.
Hurley. his sister and other members Of
his family will see to IL that when they
return 10 their home they will do so with
n kindly feeling for Rhode Islanders.
An employe Of the Standard Machine
company was called TO this place yes
terday to make some slight repairs TO the
engine In Mr.. Horace Brooks launch
Elizabeth. While doing so the engine
flew back and struck him In the face,
making a painful wound which was
dressed by DR. Coke.
The Misses Gertrude Allen OF Turner
avenue and Clara Donovan OF Shcr-
man street. who have been spend
ing a month or more with relatives at
Newtonville, Mass. returned last even
ing Both had most enjoyable visit.
The funeral of John +. Dockery, who
came her to visit his aunt. Mrs Edward
Laferriere, on Smith street, was held
at that place this morning and later ser
vices were held at the Church Of the
Sacred Heart
Hardy Harris Of Willard avenue went
TO Pottors Cove yesterday, where he will
camp out for the next two weeks
Seven well filled trolley cars from Con.
necticut passed through the square yes
terday. enroute for Crescent Park.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19
EAST PROVIDENCE
Rehoboth Farmer Says There
Was Frost Near His Place Today
Swede Fined for Assault 10 tho
District COurt-NOtes.
East Providence branch OF the News u
at / Taunton avenue. Telephone lls-s.
East Providence

~
East Providence
William Potts. one OF the leading farm
ers OF Rchoboth, who HIVES near Stevens
Corners. reported that frost had been
seen in two places In that vicinity early
this morning II is also reported by many
farmers coming into the square that the
potato crop this fall will be exceedingly
light. as the potatoes are rotting in the
ground.
Joseph Bagnall. a swede. walked into
Mike Vinnitte's store on Valley street,
yesterday afternoon and made himself
so familiar and bossy that Mr.. Vinnette
objected. When Mike objected Bagnall
struck him. Mike hurried 10 Patrolman
Taggart, who took the lighting Swede
into custody and he was fined ~ and costs
by Judge Bliss this morning. This the
Swede did not happen 10 have handy.
TONY CAME LATE.
The case Of Toney Greene was called
I'm the Seventh District court this morn
ing, and as neither Toney nor his law
yer was present, the case was continued
for one week. Just as the court adjourn
ed Greene walked into the court room
and very politely excused himself for
being tardy. lie said he thought his
case came up at $50, instead of O'Clock.
Toney walked out OF the court room, as
II he was satisfied with life"
NO ONE INJURED.
Two cars. one from Pawtucket and the
! other from Crescent Park, came together
| at the Pomham switch yesterday after
noon. The Pawtucket car had been al
! lowed TO run onto the switch a little &c
| fa mba
came on the running boards came to-
gether. The only damage done was th'
ripping of OF the running board OF th'
! Pawtucket car.
CHICKEN THIEVES.
Charles A. Ray of Taunton avenue in
| formed the police yesterday that on Wed
nesday night his hen coop had oeeei
| broken into and seven birds stolen. III
the morning Mr.. Ray traced the thieve
| as far as Warren avenue and on the wal
found a cotton bag which had evidentl
been saturated with some sort OF drul
and had been used by the mauraders'
HE MAY FIGHT.
II would look as IL w. A. Lawrence wa
going 10 put up a little hsht before h
allows the authorities TO destroy the lars
amount OF liquor taken from his clu
room by the police few days ago. Whe
the case was called In the Seventh distric
court this morning stephen j. Casey wa
on hand and had the case continued 10
one week.
MINOR MENTION.
The Ladies' Auxiliary connected wit
the Imperial Social club are TO have thel
annual outing at the Woonasquatucke
casino Monday Special cars VIII leaV
watchemoket square.
THE Rev. VI. T.. Johnson will officiate q
the union services OF the Second Baptis
and the Haven NJ f. churches Sunday.
one Of the clerks at s. S. Reh's stor'
so his associates claim. has found mas
net at Darlington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19
PkWTUXET.

The Fire King band had an interesting
meeting at the engine house last night. at
which Bert G. Beustow acted as leader.
The manner I'm which Leader Howard
I. Lee was quietly married when the band
was I'm Boston was discussed and plans
10 give him an enthusiastic reception
when he returns were suggested
A crew OF the l.. s. V. L. s G. took
the now boat "Farragut" 10 Edgewood
last night where IL was placed I'm charge
OF the KIrwin's beach crew IN anticipation
OF the field day at Crescent Park tomor-
row
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19
ATTLEB0R0'S GIRL DOCTOR.

Miss Genevieve Gustin Of Attleboro,
daughter Of George A. Gustin, has passed
the Massachusetts, state examination
which allows her TO become practicing
physician
Miss Gustin is a graduate OF the At
tleboro high school. class or ~ ana OF
The Women's Medical college OF Penn
svlyania She also spent n year at the
West Philadelphia hospital for women
and children.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19

why do you think your husband has
ceased 10 love your" asked her mother.
Because II is impossible for me TO
make him miserable any more. replied
the young wife Chicago News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19

MA. don't like our new cookl' ex-
claimed Willie. disappointedly.
What's the matter with her. dear
she doesn't fry any holes IN the fried
cakes Detroit Free Press