The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Faulkner oil
1916 Washington avenue are rejoicing
over the arrival at their home last
night of bouncing baby boy.
A baby girl was born yesterday al
Joppa. H.. to City Clerk Robt A
Hatcher and wife Mrs. Hatcher is
visiting her mother at Joppa.
The Junior Sodality of st. Joseph i
church. numbering sixty-five boys and
girls. received holy communion in a
body last Sunday at z O'Clock mass.
The Cairo Brewing company yester
day added two fine bay mares and
two mules to their stables. They
were purchased from B. S. Cobb OF
Marion, ILL.,
There will be a meeting of the Chll-
dren's home this evening at 7;20
O'Clock at the residence of Mrs. Chas
FtHh, NVinSt VI ANAutA auh " nSHlH.
ton.
Amos Gibson, the negro who was
shot a few days ago by Bob Miller.
another negro and who is at st. Ma.
RVS infirmary. continues about the
same.
The new uniforms of Company K.
arrived in Mounds yesterday and will
oe brought to Cairo today. The mem
bers OF the company drilled several
hours last night.
Mr. Alex Royce fell from a ladder
Sunday morning at his home on Ce-
lar street and fractured thigh He
$ getting along nicely under the
treatment Of DR.. Cary.
Mr.. Charles Young received news
Yesterday of the death at Louisville.
Ky. of his son George, who formerly
resided here. He was "a years old
and leaves a wife and two small chill
dren
Officer John Wade and Deputy
Sheriff Head arrested Samuel Gray
md Susie Virgins yesterday after.
loon charging them with living In
adultery. The couple were married
at police headquarters at o'clock.
The excursion on the Illinois
Central to Paducah yesterday carried
299 colored excursionists from Cairo.
message from Fulton stated that
800 went from that town in box cars
ind accommodations could not be
furnished for all that desired to go
that mode of travelling.
The breaking OF the trolley wire at
rhirty-third street and Commercial
ivenue yesterday morning about 5:45
delayed traffic two hours and caused
much annoyance 10 people who pat
'onize the cars in going to work. II
1ecessitated the shutting Off of tho
DNeT tnFOuSnOut the city.
c. Kusener. the architect. is NOV.
ng his family to the II. c. Fearnside
,lace on the road between villa
Ridge and Mounds. about one mile
above the latter place. which he re-
emily purchased for $500. The
,lace contains sixteen acres and
abounds with fruits OF all kinds.
young man named Wayne VIII
Jams from Odessa. Ky. was passing
through Cairo yesterday He was
Waiting at Central Union station and
eft his suit ease in the waiting room
lear some other grips. He went
way for few minutes and when he
eturned his case full of valuable
clothing and q revolver had disap-
reared. He notified the police but the
Missing case has not yet been located.
This afternoon the county commits. /
soners will be in session at the court
house as the board Of review. The !
lOiders OF real estate mortgages /
shown on the public records of the 1
county have been notified to appear
before the board this afternoon to 1
show cause why their tax assess.
nents should not be increased by the
amount Of the mortgages respective.
y held by them. This session OF the 1
reviewers will attract quite a little in.
crest. the notices that have gone
forth far exceeding in number those
If previous years.
Tillmsn ROby. aged - years. faith
II Of Mrs Harry Moorehead Of this
,ity. who died at his home in Metrop
oils III. last Friday. was the oldest
resident Of Massac county and had
lived there over sixty years. He he'd
been hearty until a year or two ago
When his eyesight failed He was an