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New York, Anril 2O.-Tho cloud of
suspicion and distrust which has been
gathering over the stock market dur,
ing the whole of the week broke today
with some violence. The decline was
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Schedule Effective Mon, Nov. 2s. 1904.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
A NARROW ESCAPE
For Man Who Tried to Cross the
River on a Frail Raft
WAS NOT ALLOWED TO COME
HERE ON ACCOUNT OF QUAR-.
ANTlNE-REscuED IN TIME

Because he could not cross to Him
OILS, on train. mol being provided with
a health certificate, Thomas Jackson.
tried to cross the river from Birds
Point, Mo, on frail raft yesterday
morning and as a result nearly lost
his life in the Mississippi river.
Jackson after being told that he
could not come To Cairo unless provhl-
ed with a certificate, tried to hire one
lot the ferrymen to set him across.
but was refused on the same account
Determined to get across at any
rate. he went down TO the river bank
land collected several old boards and
logs and constructed a raft ana taking
la fence rail for an oar launched his
craft.
Everything went well until he reach
ed the middle Of the stream when the
raft went to pitces and he fell ia the
river lie cried desperately for and
and Robert Mckenzie, a ferryman
started out to rescue him. Before he
reached him however the current had
carried Jackson about a quarter Of a
mile down stream and he was almost
dead from exhaustion when McKen
zie pulled him In his skiff. He was
taken back TO Birds Point
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
NO LABOR DAY PARADE
Central Labor Union Abandons plan
On Account Of the Strict ouaran.
tine Here.

II will be a source OF regret to many
here to learn that the Labor Day cele-
bration and parade has been abandon.
ed, Last night at meeting Of the
Central Labor Union, at was decided
that such action should be taken owing
to the strict quarantine in force here.
which would naturally keep hundreds
Of people from nearby states and
towns from attending.
1t had been planned 10 have a mon.
ster celebration here on the 18th az
September but in Justice to the mer-
chants and business men who contrl-
huted generously 10 the affair 1t was
decided that no demonstration should
be held because the desired number
of strangers would not be here
The Labor Unions are very appre-
ciatiye Of the support accorded them
in advertising, etc, for their planned
celebration and deep regret that cir
cumsJances are such that there plans
could not be fully carried out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
TWO FIRMS CONSOLIDATE WITH
A 100000 CAPITAL STOCK
Scudder Gale Wearen Company TO be the
Name of New Mammoth Grocery Com
pany of this City

The Scudder-Gale-W earen Company,
Is to be the name Of a new wholesale
grocery concern in this city with a
capital paid up stock Of 100000.
The new company, which was form
ed few days ago win be entirely sep
arate from the large Scudder-Gale Gro
Gerry company of ST. Louis. beyond the
fact that members of that company
are stock holders in the new concern.
The company win be incorporated
IN a few days under the laws OF III
inois. The incorporates will be G. B.
and D. H. Wearen. Of this city. Smith
Fields. of Fulton, and F. G. Scudder,
P. G. Scudder, G. G.. whitman, and
4. H. Sculder, Of ST. Louis
The Scudder Gale company Of st.
Louis recently purchased the whole
sale grocery business of Cotter Bros,
in this city and has been operatoing
it as branch house. Under the new
arrangement the stocks Of this house
and the Ffelds-W earen house will be
consolidated. although the new firm
win continue 10 occpy the two biuld.
ings as at present one. however
will be used as warehouse and the
office and shipping department will
probably be established In the building
now occupied by the Fields earen
company.
The new concern will be by all
means the largest wholesale grocery
house In this territory, fact that will
be greatly appreciated by the trade
In the states adjacent and other state.
in which the new company expects Il
invade.
Both the Fields-W earen and thu
seudder-Gale Grocery houses in THU
city have been meeting with an almos
phenominal business and the new firm
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08

will be better equipped TO handle the
large trade that it viii receive and
their many patrons will get the bene
fits of doing their business with a
large arh thoroughly stocked house.
The Scudder-Gale Wearen company
viii be an entirely separate and dis.
tinot firm from the 81. Louis esttab-
nshment. The Cairo house will be in
charge of Messrs. d. H. and G. b.
Fields, who are now in charge of the
Fields Wearen House and the entire
management and policy of the new
concern viii rest with them.
II is the intention of the stock hold
ers of the new concern to put in the
largest and most complete stock OF
not only domestic but foreign grocer
les that this part Of the country has
every known and one that viii riva
any Of the stocks corried in the mar
kets. The fact that line of fancy
imported groceries is to be carried
gives the new company the power &c
reach out for business in new terri
tories. which cannot be secureJ
through staple lines only The fancy
trade is now going TO the larger cities
over the country. and few if any place.
this size viii carry such stock as thu
| firm will install here.
The Fulton branch of the Fields
/ Wearen company will be continues
merely as a branch house under th'
new management The consolidation
/ becomes effective on the first Of Sep
TENDER Mr.. Moseop, who is at presen
/ in charge of the Cairo house for th'
/ scudder-Gale will return TO ST Louis.
The new company will start on
with over a dozen travelling men, WHIT
will Immediately invade many Of TN
southern states.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
QUARANTINE ENFORCED
BY Illinois State Board Of Health Here
DIR. Eaan Issues Notices
Regarding Mosquitoes.

The quarantine Of southern Illinois
against the south and the infected dis
tricts Is being rigldly observed in Cal
70. Inspectors, omploya "a by the state
board Of health, meet and board each
Of the II trains from the south and
make thorough inspection. As print
ed before, no passenger from the south
is allowed to enter the state unless
fortified with properly signed health
certificate and no one from the infect
Cd district Is allowed to enter at all
Yesterday Or. Egan left for Spring.
field, accompanied by his two sons.
He will return however in a few days.
During his absence. DR. George Pal.
mer, his personal assistant, Is In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
DEATH kNELL OF KITTY
MAY SOON BE SOUNDED
High Salaries Have Proven About RuinOus=-
Cairo Defeated Yesterday by
Paducah

been playing brilliant ball. but it
seems as though the fans have lost
all interest in their team, and after
elamouring all season for a winning
team, now that they have one with
salary list of 81 400 or thereabouts,
they do not attend the games Only
about five hundred being present on
Sunday.
Manager Mccarthy is also trying to
get several more of his players good
berths in the Three League.
The players of the X. l. I. League
have been closely watched by the
Major League managers and many
of her players win find themselves In
faster company in which the Bulletin
wishes them much success.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
NEWS OF THE RIVERS
- Observation-Disclosures
Riverman a Suicide.

A man supposed to be II J Dud-
ley, aged about So, an old r,yerman
was found dead in his room at Joshs
Buffet, l72 South Main street at !
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
There was evidence Of suicide The
loor was barred and the windows
pulled down The gas was turned ON,
and the room was filled with the suf-
locating odor
Ill health was evidently the cause
Of the rash act if the theory of the
investigation ii correct. The body
Of the dead man was discovered by
one Of the employees of the Buffet,
who went TO the room to investigate
the failure of the man TO get up. He
found the door barred, but on looking
over the transom saw. the corpse in
bed.
Police Station was notified and Ser
geant Couch and Patrolman Bob Cros-
by made an investigation. They be
lleyed II 10 be case OF suicide, and
turned the body over to Thompson
Brothers, undertakers, who prepared
for burial There were no letters
in the effects Of the man TO indicate
who he was, and his identity was es-
tablished by a bank pass book found
in his pocket and the tag on his key
ring.
The river gauge showed 22.5. a rise
OF OIL in the last "a hours.
-----~---
The PoeDke arrived at 7:15 a. m.
from the lower river and departed at
$50 for lower river.
The Carrie V. arrived at 1880 a. m.
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
THE WEATHER
] ! sssssss1ss ) isssssssss
Temperatures Yesterday.
Forecast For Today.
Generally fair.
Weather Conditions.

Slight tlepressions or disturbances,
center this morning off the New Eng
land coast, in the vicinity Of St Louis,
in Oklahoma, Northern Montana, and
Southern Arizona.
An area Of high pressure attended
by cooler weather centers in Colorado.
Areas Of relatively high pressure cen.
ter in the Southeast. in Nortehrn Ken
lucky, and in Southwestern Montana.
Within the last "a hours, showers
have occurred in New York and East
ern Pennsylvania, in the Ohio Valley
Eastern Missouri. Arkansas. Oklaho
ma, extreme Western Texas, South
western Kansas, and Western Mime
sofa
Heavy 24-hour rainfalls: MI Car
mel, 10 inches. Vincennes. 10; Ok
lahoma. 40; Louisville, OBS,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
Hua. 8 In History.

f5os-Pope Alexander VI. (Roderigo Bor-
gia, the infamousl died of poison pre-
pared for some cardinals. but given TO
him by mistake; born 1881; elected l4sz
iSl2--John Rodgers. admiral and son OF the
more famous John, born ia Hartford
county. Md: died 1852
fsS5-General Gouverneur X. Warren, vet
eran corps commander of the Army OF
the Potomac, died in Newport. r. l.;
born 1883 General Warren distin-
gnished himself at Little Round Top.
Gettysburg. and later as commander
OF the Fifth army corps AT the time
Of the assault made BY his troops upon
Lees intrenchments at Spottsylvania
in 1854 Warren marched bravely In
front of the host, respondent in a
new uniform. He was the idol OF his
men
1859 Porto Rico devastated by a hurri-
cane; deaths estimated between 1900
and 1900 nnd the property loss at $50
100000.
tso2-John H Twachtman, famous Amer
lean landscape artist, died at Glouces-
ter Mass; born 1858.
ieo4-united States squadron sailed for
Smyrna to enforce demands upon the
sultan Of Turkey.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08

The much threatened disbandmen.
Of the Kitty League, which has hail
such a strenuous life during the pres
ent season, at last seems TO be real
lied, and the close of the present ser
les between Cairo and Paducah ANA
Vincennes and Princeton, viii likely
sound the death knell of the X. I. r.
At the commencement Of the pres.
ent season it was understood that each
club should remain under the salary
limit, but Cairo. Vincennes and Padu-
cab drawing go0l crowds deemed it
necessary to go above this figure in
order to have a pennant winning team.
while Princeton ana the other small
towns in the league, with their patrons
clamouring for first class article Of
baseball were unable to keep pace
with The others on account Of the lack
OF financial backing
Consequently several weeks ago
Henderson was forced to throw up the
sponge. and at meeting held by the
board Of directors it was decided to
drop Hopkinsyille and commence q
new season with four clubs.
During the past several days inter
est began to die out at Princeton. ow-
ing 20 that teams constantly losing
arn the directors there were ready to
~ e,t,s4- x,baY, ar1,,et, ,,,onnxs xvn c
raised to continue for another week
The attendance in Cairo has also
been dropping off lately and with her
high salaried team 1T is hard matter
to keep things moving, though II the
other teams showed any disposition Is
finish the season Cairo would likely
find a means of doing likewise.
Cairo has already commenced sell
ing her players. Bltrolff and Lemon
| undoubtedly one of the best batter
| les in the league going to Decatur fol
$3.50 each Manager Mccarthy al
really has deals on for the sale OF PIT
chers Morgan and Taylor and GU
4 star outfielder. Fleming, all Of whom
viii do well in faster company Col
Inns. whom Cairo secured from Iittl'
Rock and one of the cleyerest AM
headiest ball players who ever wore
Cairo uniform, will likely 90 to tn
I Pacific Coast League. while Marie vii
probably 90 to his home for the re
mainder Of the season Much credi
must be given the popular secon
baseman for the manner in which h
has handled the team since he va
elected to the captaincy they hay
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
A BLOODY DUEL
Fought by Two Negroes With
Knives Sunday Night
QUARREL OVER LOVE AFFAIRS
LED TO WHAT is EXPECTED
TO PROVE FATAL AFFRAY.

Love affairs led to bloody and per.
haps fatal duel with knives Sunday
night, between two negroes. Henry
Taylor and Alex Magee.
The men had had trouble over at
tentions that enc claimed the other
had been paying to his sweetheart.
The quarrel terminated when both
men drew large knives and attacked
each other. The men fought for sew
eral minutes and those who saw ii
fright for fear of being slashed them.
selves.
Finally Taylor was seen TO fail.
Magee was cut in many places and
was too weak from the loss of blood
to make his escape. He was taken in
charge by the police and removed to
his home. He is not thought TO be
seriously hurt
Taylor was removed to ST. Marys
lnfirmary where he was found to be
suffering from a deep knife wound
in the right lung. anl at a late hour
last night was very low and his death
expected
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
THE CAIRO YACHT CLUB
HAS ELECTED OFFICERS

The Cairo Yacht Club held meet
ing last night and perfected per
nament organization. Officers for the
ensuing year were elected as foilowss
Samuel Hastings, commodore.
John $ Aisthorpe, vice commodore.
W. II. Sutherland, secretary and
treasurer.
The members adopted Yale blue and
white ais this clubs colors. The club
Is al present composed Of FIVE mem
bers Messrs. w. y. whitney and Clyde
Slone in addition TO the ones named
above constituting the membership.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08

A lawn social and euchre will be
given at ST Patriek's Hall Wednes-
day evening which promises to be a
very successful and pleasant affair.
There will be two contests at euchre
and several prizes will be awarded.
The prizes have been donated as fol
lows Danl Mccarthy, one ton of
coal; A, Mattingly. rocking cha
Samuel White, silk umbrella; Mrs.
James Meehan, set Of sherbet glasses
p. J. Purcell. book. Life Of Pope Leo.
Miss Steinhouse. shirt-waist pattern;
John P. Moekler, box Of cigars.
Ice cream and cake will be served
and other attractions are promised.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
River Forecasts.

The ohio--At Evansville, will com.
mence rising tonight and rise during
the next two or three days. AT Mt.
Vernon, very little change during the
next "a hours, then rise AT Paducah
and Cairo, will continue falling dur
Ing the next several days.
The Tennessee -From Florence to
the mouth, not much change during
the next 3G hours.
The Mississippi From below st.
Louis to Cairo, will continue falling.
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EOr the latest news OF the day
you will ind 1t in the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
A CONFESSION
Made BY q Dying Woman Proves That
Man Hanged Was Innocent


Glasgow. Ky, Aug. AFTER endur-
ing torture for 50 years, a woman
whose name could not be learned, dieI
somewhere in the Western States rel
Gently and on her deathbed confessed
to having murdered Mrs. ice Cole
man, in what Is now known as Met
calfe county. For this crime the wo-
mans husband was tried, convicted
and executed The news Of fhe con.
fesslon was conveyed to DIR. Cart
wright at Burkesyille by newspaper
clipping from a western paper, but
the party who furnished the particu-
lars Of the story did NOT learn the
name of the woman Or else had for
gotten II.
From the testimony introduced at
the trial it appears that Mrs. Coleman
was In poor health and wanted GER
tain bark to make some tea. She
asked her husband to accompany her
when she got H. Coleman picked up
a knife and carried 1t along to peel
the bark After time he returned
and asked his sister.in-law where his
wife was saying that she had started
hack alone.
The body OF Mrs Coleman was'later
found with her throat cut. Suspicion
rested on Coleman and ne was ar
rested and carried to Burkesville for
trail He protested his innocence, but
the evidence was strong enough q
warrant his conviction.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
col. JEROME 3. MUTTON,
ILLINOIS VETERAN, DEAD.

Springfield, MI, Aug. 7,---Col Jcr.
ONE . Mutton died today at Green
VILE He was colonel OF the Sixty
FIRST Illinois Infantry Volunteers dur.
ing The civil war and was q member
Of Of the Illinois Legislature IN 1876.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08

charge of the situation here.
Yesterday Dir. Egan issued orders 70
All the health authorities In the south
ern part of the state requesting that
they take steps to exteFminate the
mosquitoes by pouring oil at frequent
intervals in all cess pools, vaults, els
terms. etc, etc. where the winged
pests thrive.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08

No word could be received from
Princeton last night, where Vincennes
was scheduled to have played yester.
day and it is thought that the hackers,
despite reports to the contrary have,
not put up the necessary amount Of
money to keep the team on its feet
and Princeton may be down and out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08

position with the Halliday Milling Co,
and left last night for points in Mex.
leo. for an extended visit to his sister.
Mrs. Harry Van Tresse. in the hopes
Of benefiting his health.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08

Speelai 10 Inc Bulletin.
Patlucah, Ky, Aug. 7--Frakes and
Morgan We're pitted against each other
In pitchers battle today at League
park in the first game Of the series
between Paducah and Cairo,
The former was the better and won
his game by the score of 4 to 9
Morgan got his bumps in the sixth
inning when the Indians made four
runs after GilIigan had gone out from
Marie to Hughes McClain singled to
right and Bohannon reached first on
Roland's low throw. McClain going
Ito third and Bohannon stole second
and Mccain scored on Taylor's single
ito short. Taylor going to second on
the throw to the plate, he then went
to third on wild pitch. Perry
grounded to left for one base and Tay-
Tor scored. Petts died, Morgan TO
Hughes, Perry going 10 second Lloyd
singled to right and Perry scored.
Land went out from Rolanil to Hughes.
| Hughes started the eighth by flying to
Perry Blackburn singled TO left and on
Gerard i out he went to second. Nor
gan hit grounder that took a high
bounce above Gilligan's head and
Blackburn scored. Fleming went out
| from Frakes TO Gilligan. In the ninth
Marie tripled to the club house and
scored on Collins out. Petts 70 Gilt
gan Roland and Taafe were easy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08

Long before tobacco was introduced
In England smoking was commer
The favofite smoke" was the dr,v-
caves of coltsfoot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
IN SOCIETY
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Entertainment at Park.

Miss A. Weldon entertained The IN
dnstrial School at st. Mary's Park yes
terday afternoon from 5 TO . o'clock.
Those present We're: Misses Louise
Steger, Julia Kilmartain, Ruth Pettis,
Abbie AFTER, Julia DeYlin, Hilda Webb,
Winnie Kiinartain.