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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06
WEEMS.

Benz. Doggett, jr, spent last week
with his friend. Vernon Moon, in Bal,i.
more.
Sam Ashburn is having a dwelling erect
ed on his lot here. II L. Bryant Is doing
the work.
Miss Linda Hayden, OF Irvington,
spent day or two here recently.
The Baptist Sunday school will have
their picnic at Wharton Grove again this
year.
Lewis BAlderson is spending some
time with friends here.
s. b Hayden and l.. f Ashburn are
the recently elected delegates from this
school to the Sun lay School Convention
to be held at Cosn Baptist church the
last of this month. l..
Mrs. Jacob Mehdlowitz and children
left Friday for Baltimore where she was
joined this week by her husband who
accompanied them to Europe.
Mrs. Mars aret Jones, of Diuwiddie
county, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. !
0. Cameron. Mrs Boiling Jones and
four children, of Petersburg, are also the
guests Of Mrs. Cameron, the lady's sister.
Cameron & Bros. gasoline launch,
commanded and run by Otis Davenport
and Lee Simmons, made the ruu from
Weems to TSppshsnnock In hours aud
81 minutes.
IL. L. Owens has sold Watkins gaso-
line engine 10 the Farley Bros. OF Merry
Point. This engine is becoming very
popular on the river on account of lite
method of starting aud running.
DEATH OF NJ. A. LOOMS, EsQ
On Friday about 6 p. m. there passed
from among us one who had been long
and favorably known In our community
Myrcn A. LOOMS, who wa born In Ben
nington, Wyoming county. N. Y, May
nth, 1915, and died April %, 1904 He
came Of prominent New England snces-
try, being the son of John and Julia
Potter Loomis, and a nephew of DIR j
X. LOOMS, prominent minister and
educator. NJ. A. Loomis left Western
New York in 1883 and had become iden-
tilted with many and varied interests In
his adopted State, being postmaster at
Weems at the time of his death. After
an illness of several months of heart
trouble, during which time he made a
brave fight for life, he was called 10 his
eternal home, and answered the call In
the full hope OF blessed immortality.
lie was laid to rest in the Irvington
Baptist cemetery on April 30th, by Lam
caster Union Lodge, A, f. aud A NJ
OF which he was a member To his
widow we extend our sympathy.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06
LanCaSter'S
Business Directory.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
House and Lot, one acre land. good
orchard, at Palmers (Anti.Rapp wharf,.
Lancaster county, Va, for sale cheap'
Terms easy. G. l.. RoBBIss,
Palmers, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

AL those indebted to the estate of Mrs
Mary }. Shay illplease settle. All claims
against same will be presented within
the next 30 days properly certified to the
Undersigned
WILLIAM SLOAN, Admir-,
BroOkvale, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06

DIR. Geo. Oliver will open his new den.
tal parlors at his residence in Irvington
Monday, May 9Th. and will be prepared
10 do all kinds of dental work. Make
your appointments now.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06
WEIR POLES AND LUMBER.

THE UNDERSIGNED will be please6
TO communicate with parties in want
] of Weir Poles and Lumber long or
short lengths
w. II. JESSE, Litwalton, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06

Aivah D. James reached here from
New York Monday and proceeded Tues
day TO Tappahannock where he lectured
ihat night on his South American trip
BE also lectures in Urbanua tonight.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06

Her many friends were glad TO see
Mrs. K. w. Long out on Wednesday
after protracted illness. Mrs. Kate
James. who went to a Baltimore hospital
last week for treatment, is improving,
and DIR. j. B. Smith and Jas. Lokey are
ont again after slight attacks of sick ness.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06

Yacht Virginia, of Norfolk, Capt
Frank Mccullough In command, with
several ladies and gentlemen aboard
harbored here several days this week
Launch Alpha, of Crisfield, was also her,
this week,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06

The Anti-Saloon League Of White
Stone district will meet in White Stone
Methodist church on Tuesday afternoon
next May 12Gh. at 2:80. All friends OF
temperance are urged to be present as
much business is before the League.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06

Encourage home enterprise and buy your
lumber OF w. II. Jesse, Litwaiton. i.ancaster
90. Material the best, prices low. big freights
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06

Miss Annie /. Long was chosen dele.
gate by Mary Ball Rebekah Lodge to at.
tend the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows,
at Lynchburg, the coming week. R. S
Mitchell will represent Irvington Lodge,
No. POS. at the Grand Lodge session.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06

Capt. G. B. Riggin. former residen,
of this place but now OF Baltimore, has
purchased the property formerly owned
by Jasper Jett, now occupied by Prof
oden, IN this village. He will remove
his family before June LIST to take ur
their future abode here.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-05-06

Mrs.. J. Is. Smith, assisted by several
young friends. will hold Fair for the
sale OF fancy articles, ice cream, etc., at
the Pavilion on the grounds OF the Ir.
vington Beach II )tel Saturday, May 9TH,
beginning al 1Oa m. Everybody come
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28
WERE MANY BENEDIGTS
Yesterday, Three Of Whom We're
Furnished by Birds Point
six Licenses Issued,

Miss BERTHA Brown, the obliging
assistant at the county clerks office
was heseig yesterday hy couples
who asked for papers % unite them
I'M the holy bonds ol mauimany SIX
IS these much sought papers wee
issued by Miss Brown, and Judge W
s Dewey made three OF the couples
happy. while Rev. Rooney. minister
from Georgja, united two others. The
remaining couple had not been mar
r,cd AZ last reports and the prospec.
tive grnom Nr Pritchar1 stated chat
it might be a week yet before he
would take unto himself a wife
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28

The High School pupils will have
no more afternoon recessas for D
while bat Instead win he dismissed
go minute. earlier
The pupils III Mr. stones Algebra
class have finished their monthly OK
amlnations and have begun STUDY
jas problems involving formulas am
rules.
There Were only four absentees ar
tha High School Yesterday afternoon
Being a decided decrease from las
weeks list
Tho members of Mr.. Stones z0ol0gs
class are naving review OF the wor.
they have done this month
The campus back of the Higf
School has nov gotten dry enough t.
play baseball
Tho freshmen pupils in Mrs Far
RIM arithmetic classes are WORKING
problems I'D interest
The pupils Ia Miss Smiths drawing
elias es have been making quick pen
iii k-tches from a parrot which wa.
brought by one of The pupils
Tie program committee Of the ee
nior class IS arranging for an excel
lent class day program The date o..
invitations for the commencement oz
crciss at the Opera House has NOT
been decided on
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28
LARGELY ATTENDED
Was the Woman'o Club Meeting at
Library Hall Yesterday
Afternoon

Tho Woman's club meeting hId at
library hall yesterday afternoon was
enc of the best attended ana most
nioyable ever given by this popular
organization.
The program was under the dirsc
ton Of tile literature department al
which Mrs Samuel White IL chain
man ANA the rendition of the shake
spearean readings ana dialogues werr
9t such a high order as to elicit much
favorable comment
The Interpretation and delneation
Of the most difficult characters Of the
great writer were so clearly ana cen
cisely represented by Che participants
is to cause words III highest praise
from those who Witnessed the pro
gram
The programs given by the We
mans club are rapidly growing in ia
yor and tha meetings are being at
tended by many who DO not belong tC
he club
The musical numbers rendered By
Mrs, Max kaufman and Miss Emma
woodward were very fine ami greatly
appreciated
The next me ting OF the club will
be held Wednesday evening under the
direction OF the art department.
which Mrs Isabella Lanning Candec
Us chairman, and an unusually fine
program is assured
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28
EARLY MORNING WEDDING.

Mr. Edward J. NcCa0e. of ST. Louis
iorm-rly Of this city. and Miss Win
fred Kahn daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Kahn. Of 1903 Commercial ave
nue. were married yesterday moruiza
at s O'Clock at So PatricA's church
Rev. Fr ellen officiating.
The c1uHle were attended by Nj
W IT, Davis AM Miss Ella Doian.
The bride and her maid we're al
tired in faVu colared etamine over
tahcta. trimmed in blue ana pink re-
spcctiyeIy and both wore spring hat
of similar coles
Following the ceremony an elab
crate wedding br akfast was served
al the residence OF She brides par
onfs. about fifty guests being present
The happy e9cple left yesterday al
ternoun for 81 Louis. where they viii
attend the opening week at tn
Worlds fair They viii reside in a
suburb Of St Louis. where the groom
is employed ia railroad contract work
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28
TO LEAVE THIS WORLD
Dcspordort Man Wanted to Purchase
an Ounce Of Laudanum From
Cairo Druggist.

win an ounce of iaulanum finish
me?' was the rather startling quaa.
ton put 10 H. T. Ienckall. the drug
eist yesterday evening about Z
O'Clock by a man who entered his
drug store in an apparently aglla-
ted state Of mind.
Being lola that an ounce Of the
drug mentioned would probably have
the desired effect, the man laid q
dollar on the show case and askaI
for the tinctpre SAYING he was ad.
fering from heart troable and desired
to end his lirc
Mr. Henckell told the man that he
could MT furnish him the drug but
advised him to 80 TO a doctor fol-
treatment
The man, who is we'll known in
Cairo and who was probably unior
the influence OF liquor, thea left tn,
drug store and he probably failed TO
procure the laudannm, as no case
et att mUtel suicide were reported
during the night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28
A BLOODY FIST FIGHT
Robert Kemp and Frank Mccarthy
Have Lively Setto-Gives
the Doctor a Job.

Aboa $3.50 o'clock yesterday evlu.
ing Robert Kemp and Frank NcCar
thy had miy.up a gl1 Poplar street
over the White Lilac laundry. which
resulted in both participants coming
ou in a badly dflapldated condition
and giving DR. Gordon a few minutes
extra work
Mrs Robert Kemp conducts &
boarding house over the White Lilac
laundry and Frank Mccarthy f.
mouIdef tor Mccarthy d MalInsM
was bosrior a; the Kemp house
The siury goes that Kemp came home
yesterday evening about ESQ O'Clock
and began abusing Mccarthy and
calling him ugly names because ii att
tantious mat Kemp Thought Mccarthy
was paving his wife
Kemp continued bis abuse. II is said
and called Mccarthy vile names. final
by threatening TO BIN the moulIer
and striking BIN with a he8vy cane
he carried Mccarthy then proceeded
% miX things and in a short time
he leil Kemp horadc-c0mbat with
many cuts bruises and a countenance
hat would defy recognition.
Both men were arrested by Police
Sargent Mcnamara and Officer
Glade and gave bond. Kemb was una
bic p yak TO police headquarters as
d result Of coming in contact gith
Mccarthy fists.
Kemp Yesterday sold his saloon and
hotel al 900 and i0i Commercial ave
nue. and It was thought he might be
celebrating although Mccarthy denied
that either had been drinking.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28
TWO OFFICERS KILLED.
By the Associated Press.

Warsaw, April 27-While several
police officers were attempting 10 en-.
Ter house in the Dyorcky thorough.
fare today, they were attacked by a
band Of men armed with reviewers
and knives. Two officers. deputy
chief OF secret police and deputy com.
missary, were killed, and two others
wounded
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28

ADJUSTMENTS.
Ted E Faust Ministries at Cairo %.
era house Thursday April %.

'N'-" t'ta.h-sa va AAN @HAt'~ - u
era house Thursday, April e.
This afternoon at $50 pm. a stree.
parade will occur in this city. IL
viii announce Che TEA W. Faust SD
perb Ministries, who are TO appear at
tha Opera Iipss tonight. A feature
of this pa1lc viii he the military
hand OF Prof w. G. Roth, "Thc souea
Of Mias.relsy 1t viii number e.
ol1 musicians III tho parade win
also appear Ted r. Fausta SO alstar
artists They viii parade the prin
ciple streets ana render open air con
carts along The vay IN the evening
Ar pm. in front Of the theatre q
special open air concert win be- rol.
ierol This is absolut by free. Spa
c.al attention i5 called 10 the orchas
ira ri rs pieces, also 70 the costly
costumes worn by TIE company III
their street parade. in their first part
ana in their olio.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes of Interest Relating to Citizens
Their Friends and Rel
atiVes.

Mr.. John Walsh, Of Thebes. was IN
Cairo yesterday
Miss Angel Blue, Of ST Louis, is
the guest Of Miss June Jennelle.
Mr.. Stephen Grennan, of Chicago,
is visiting Mrs. Otto Schuh and fami'
w.
Miss Mary Wyatt Of tredonia, KY
is visiting her sister, Mrs. M +. Ghol
son
Mrs. Spencer, Of villa Ridge, is Wis,
iting her son, Mr.. Frank Spencer and
family
Miss Mary Worthington Of Anna
is visiting Mrs. H Goldsmith, Of Cen.
ter street.
Alderman w. j Lawler left last
night for Chicago on business and
pleasure trip combined
Mr.. Herman JUST, Of Chicago, who
has been in Cairo on business, re
turned home last night.
Mrs. Emma Waller has returned
To her home in Murphysboro after q
visit in Cairo OF several days
Miss Jessie Way has returned from
st. Louis, where she has been at
tending conservatory Of music.
Mrs. j T. Williams. Of 2o09 CONNER
cial avenue, has for her guest Miss
Grace Crowley, Of Murphysboro.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Miller, OF WI
lard, were guests Of the formers
brother, Mr. Jesse Miller and family
yesterday.
Supt Horace W Clark. Of the Mo
bile q Ohio railroad accompanied by
his wife, went to ST Louis yesterday
in Mr. Clarks private car
Mr. G. W. Short. of Ullin. was IN
the city yesterday en- route 70 Los
Angeles, Calf, ana spent the time
visiting his sister Mrs Jesse Miller
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Howe, parent
OF Mrs r. b. Reese, who have been
spending the winter here with Mr. ant
Mrs Reese. have returned to their
home al Syracuse N Y.
Misses Jeanette Gilhofer and Miss
Edna Stiles have returned from Muir
physboro where they were guests ot
tho formers cousins, Misses Jose
phine and Mary Kuehle
Mr. and Mrs. George DeGeider. Of
Beech Ridge are guests of Dir. Geo.
F Ort They have just returned from
West Baden Ind, where they went
for Mr. DeGelder's health which re
mains about the same
pr W. G. Clarke left last might for
Chicago While there he will spend
a week with Oxchner Bros surgeons
and will accompany them 10 New
York on a visit to Mayo Bros. the
famous surgeons. During his absence
Or A. A. Bondurant and Or John
7 Walsh will attend 70 his patients
Mr.. 7. =. Townsend d prominent
fruit grower Of Ccntralia was in tho
city interviewing our mills rcgardinl
fruit box material He states that
in spite Of the eight inches of snow
which recently fell in his vicinity
the outlook is good for plenty of straw
berries as well as other small fruits
Mr. Applegate and Rev Grove OF
Sikeslon Mo. Rev Russell, of 81
Louis, Hon BENJAMIN Davis. of Hick
man. Ky. Mr. Jerry Cover and family
Of JonesDoro Ark. Judge John Bird
Of Charleston. Mo, are attending the
Charleston District Conference of The
Methodist church and are guests o
DIR. S. b Cary and family, OF al
Douglas street
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28
MENU FOR TODAY.
Thursday, April %.
Bre akfast.

Thursday, April %.
Breakfast.
Fruit
Shredded Biscuit
Sugar and CT aM
Broiled Ham Baked Potatoes
ParkcrhDuse Rolls Coffee
Lunch.
Miucc on Toast
German PRIME Cake Cocoa
Dinner.
Onion Soup
Veal croquettes
Tomato Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
Lima Beans
R1dizh Said
waters Cheese
Corn Starch Blanc Mango
Coffee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28
Profit in Eel CATCHING.

Egyptian fishermen receive $50 per
thousand for eels caught in Lake Men
saleh. These are sailed and packed
in ice and sent 10 Hamburg, via
Trieste. where the ice supply is re
Eewed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28
Washington Bulletin.

Washington, April 27- illinois
Fair and w1rmer Thur DAY; Friday
i9ir, fresh north go northeast Winds
p coming southe3,erlg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28
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Too good 20 be passed by. Beautiful
stlk Shirt Waist suulug5 em be had
at lymaas for G5 cents a yard dur
ing this week.
Gunther & Wake, Model Bakery,
win give universal satisfaction for
everything in the bakery line. orders
for socials promptly nhcd, 800 Sth 81,
A. Haley hardware store on Wash
ington street. wants no see you Ia re
gar to everything You need in the
Ina of hardware, call
Powers Livery aud Transfer, spec
ial attention given to transferring
baggage to an parts OF the city
low price, 1909 Cont ave.
Paul G Schulz & sons Drug Store,
COZ Coml ave, VIII eive You splendid
satisfaction It's pleasure 10 trade
at this store. ask a customer.
Botto's restaurant and bar is pat
roni2ed By Caiu's leading business
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street grocer IS having the trace
Good fresh groceries aad iaH welghts
4 Ten days ribbon SALE n and 90
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BurHe's livery Feed ana poarl;ng
Stables fret class livory service A
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28

Wales.
1s75-fyreat fire at oshkosh, WIS. a square
mile burned over. less S2epnV
,saq-Thonas Jefferson Coolidge u Boston
appointed minister to France
1sasm sannsons ships bombarded Span
iaras at NIatanzas, cuba Spanish
steamer Guido. from Spain. with slneWs
Of war for Spaniards in Cuba, captured
hv the United states monitor Terror
lq0s-Rev. Dr. George Dana BoardnaIi
noted Baptist minister and educator
died at Atlantic City, \. j. born $50
Stuart Robson, well known American
actor died in New York city. born
1895.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-28
CHRONOLOGICAL
April Is In History.

i1l0-Thomas Betterton, ia
nous actor. died.
IT'S James Monroe, htth
president, born in West
marelaud county Vas
died 1881
iT7ECaptain James Cock,
Sir James Banks and
others landed at Botany
bay and named tue
country New South
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-10
15-R0UND DRAW

Before the Highland Athletic club at the
Marlboro theatre last evening Sam Lang
ford OF Boston and Jack Blackburn OF
Philadelphia battled for B rounds 20
draw.
The largest crowd that ever attended
a bout In this city was In attendance,
and enjoyed one OF the fastest and most
scientific bouts seen here for some time.
The work was fast, clean, and both
men showed that they were In the pink
OF condition and very clever. II was an
even thing all the way through and the
decision was a fair one.
when the men entered the ring Black
burn appeared to be a triie overweight.
while Lsngford weighed In at l4l pounds.
Both men started In at each other In
the opening round in fast style.
Langford's left seemed 10 be effective,
but Blackburn was very fast on his feet
and avoided the savage lunges made at
him. There was no loafing In any OF the
rounds after the seventh. when the men
went after each other nercely In the
l4th round Blackburn seemed 10 have the
better of IL, landing several good upper
cuts. When the gong sounded In the 18th
round both men were hghting gamely and
appeared TO be as fresh as In the open
ing round.
In the preliminaries. Young Duffey OF
East Boston got the decision over Pinkey
Turner OF South Framingham, in the
fourth round, the latter being sent 10 his
corner.
Tommy Rice of Roxbury won over Al
Gardner of Milford In two rounds, In a
so that was a burlesque
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-10
Brush Up Proves One Of The Fastest
FiIIieS at New Orleans.
General Surprise Shown at Referees
Decision in Neary-GOOdman Bout.

right to the Boston boys face which
staggered him.
In the first round Goodman began play
ing for the Milwaukee boys wind, and
Neary took the tip ana tried To do the
same Goodman at one stage OF the
round landed three hard lefts TO the Mil
waukee boys face in succession, and 1t
was clearly Goodmans round
The second round left Goodman still
in the lead, though Neary landed sew
eral good sharp punches. Goodman.
however. alternated by playing for wind
and face, ending this round like the first
with three stiff lefts TO the Milwaukee
boys face.
Third round went the same Goodman
opening the game with four lefts TO
Nearys face, though Neary managed 10
get in two hard body jolts on the
Boston man.
Fourth round was declared an even
thing by referee, though Goodman's sue
cession OF body punches, followed by right
and left to face started the claret from
Neary's nose.
The ffth was Neary's. the Milwaukee
TO the jaw early In the round. and Good
mans best work was landing on Neary'
body.
In the sixth round Goodman landed
his left in Neary's face, and Neary was
cautioned for wrestling Goodman sent
in some more lefts 10 the face. but most
OF the punches OF both men were to the
body,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-10
HOLY CROSS BASKETBALL

Coach J. Fred Powers OF the Holy Cross
basketball team gave the squad it's final
cut yesterday and from now on II men
will be carried along on the training table
There were two surprises sprung when
the list was given out. as the names
OF Captain Quinn and Jim Spring. cap
tain OF tho ball team, were both on II.
II was announced some time ago that
Captain Quinn would not play this year
and would resign the captaincy II was
thought at the time that his physical
condition was not such az would be able
to stand the strain. He has decided how
ever, that he Is strong enough TO stay the
season out. and will accordingly play.
The announcement that Spring had decid-
ed to play was heralded as good news.
for he Is an exceptionally fast man and
has played centre for the past two years.
He II also captain OF the baseball team
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-10
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