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Navy Yard Electric Plant.

Commander ]. NJ Bowyer, U. s. n, in
charge of yards and docks at the Washing
ton navy yard, stated this afternoon that
the brickwork on the electric power plant
building In the yard has practically been
completed and the roof will be put on at
once. Soon after this is accomplished the
extensive machinery will be put in It is
said this will be one of the most complete
electric plants in the United States wheI
fully completed.
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Exempted From Inspection.

Secretary Metcalf of the Department of
Commerce and Labor recently signed or
ders exempting British and Canadian
steamships from inspection of their hulls
boilers, machinery and life-saving appar-
atus at American ports and directing all
port officers to accept the certificates of
the British and Canadian governments in
spection of the vessels. These orders were
issued In accordance with a reciprocal
agreement entered into between the govern
ments of the United States and those of
Great Britain and the Dominion of Canada.
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Three Cornell Records Broken.

At Ithica, N T., Saturday, Cornell de-
feated Princeton in dual track meet by
score of "A to 43. Three Cornell records
were broken. all by Cornell men. Ashburner
broke the 120-yard high hurdle record by
one-ffth of second, and Munson broke his
own former record in the mile run by three
fifths of second. T. NJ. Jackson beat the
pole vault record by 3as inchea
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District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO 1-Justice Anderson.
Adriaans agt. Reilly; motion to dismiss
bill of review overruled; defendant to an
swer in twenty days.
Stewart agt. Green; certain testimony of
Henry NJ. Baker ordered suppressed.
Davis agt. Davis; Kate /. Davis appointed
guardian ad litem.
ONeale agt. ONeale; leave to file bill
without deposit for costs granted and writ
of ne exeat ordered to issue; bond IS 600
U. S. Mortgage and Trust Company agt
CITY ana suburban Railway Company; re-
ceiver directed to discontinue transporta-
ton of passengers on transfers after June
], 1905; complainant's solicitors, Hamilton
d Colbert and Leon Tobriner; defendant s
solicitor, ]. J. Darlington.
Wallace, agt. Purdy; National Safe De-
posit, s. & 7. Co. appointed trustee to SELL
Fuller agt. Blanchard; reference to au-
ditor.
to issue, and Secretary of War requested
to furnish war record
Jameson agt. Jameson; rule as to con-
tempt returnable May IL.
Tyrrell agt Tyrrell: absolute divorce
granted
Ashe agt Dewey; appearance of absent
defendant ordered.
Clark agt. Saville; rule as to restraining
order returnable May r.
Excl agt. Excl sale finally ratified
EQUITY COURT NO. 2-Justice Stafford
Wood agt. Wood: trustees authorized to
sell certain real estate
Freedmens Transportation Land and I'm
provement Company agt. Jane Moseley
Steamboat Company; leave to certain de-
PENDANTS to sever on appeal granted and
bond for costs fixed at 500.
Hennessey agt. American B. & L. Asso-
citation; rule to receiver returnable May r.
1905
Lovett agt. Farnham; exceptions to au-
dtor's report overruled
Campbell agt American B. & L. Associa-
ton; c. A. White and r. B. Dickey ap-
pointed receivers; bond. $1,000.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2.-Chief Justice
Clabaugh
Allen agt Riehl; Judgment on verdict for
defendant at plaintiffs costs; plaintiffs at
tOrneys, F. S. Hill and w. NJ. Levin: de-
fendants attorneys, Wolf & Rosenberg and
d. W. Baker.
Phillips agt. Handy; continued for term;
plaintiffs attorneys, Cole & Donaldson; de-
PENDANTS attorneys. Lambert & Baker.
Meloy agt. Meloy, executor, on trial.
plaintiffs attorneys, l.. p. Loving and j. d.
Sullivan; defendants attorneys, H. e.
Davis, w. E. Lester, and r. Golden Dom
aldson.
CRIMINAL COURT NO 1-Justice Wright.
United States agt. Thomas NJ Fields:
violating section SAL. code District Column
bia: on trial: attorneys, Lambert & Baker
and Philip Walker.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Justice Gould.
In re win OF James s Robinson; on trial:
caveator's attorneys, NJ N. Richardson and
IT. c. Stewart; caveatees attorneys A. B.
Duvall, e. II. Thomas and A. b. Duvail, jr
PROBATE COURT-Justice Stafford
Estate of Eleanor ]. Cooper; order to CELL
stock: attorney, H. C.. Stewart.
Estate of Ellen E. BARLEY; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary grant
ed to Abram s. Mccoy; bond, 81, GOO; attor-
ney, e. A. Newman.
Estate OF Aretta @. Coudict; commission
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Dumping Discontinued.

Superintendent Stidham of the street
cleaning department has reported to the
Commissioners that no more dumping is
being done in Rock Creek opposite the old
Metropolitan car stables Dumping was
discontinued there April /, and 1t is the
intention of the District to sew grass
seed on the hillsides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-08

Abraham B. Lincoln died at the old Lin
coin homestead Lacy Springs. in the val
His father, cousin of President Lincoln,
moved to Virginia from Kentucky 100
years ago. abraham b. Lincoln strongly
resembled his famous relative. He Is the
last of his generation.
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ordered to issue; attorney, E. A. Newman
Estate of Mary ]. Felt; ancillary letters
of administration granted to Crandal Mac
key; bond s1O0; attorney, Crandal Mackey.
Estate of Ozlas S. Miller; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary granted
to Lurena ]. Miller; bond, $500; attorney,
s. c. Peelle.
Estate of Hattie May Payne; will admit
ted to probate and letters of administra ton
C. t. a. granted TO Harry T. Payne; bond,
$500; attorneys, Birney & Woodland
Estate of Michael p. CAVITY; petition for
letters of administration filed; attorney, r.
F. Downing.
Estate of Isaac HolIingsworth order to
pay costs: attorney, Raleigh Sherman
Estate of Elizabeth Bate; petition for
probate of will filed.
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Anderson.
In re Thos. e. Waggaman, trustee au-
thorized to sell certain real estate.
In re Alexander Schmid; discharge order
ed and clerk authorized to pay referees
fees.
In re Alice Kelly; hearing on discharge
hxed for May 10.
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SPIRITUALISM.

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CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Justice Gould
In re will of James S. Robinson; on trial:
caveator's attorneys, M. N. Richardson and
IT. c. Stewart caveatees attorneys, A. B.
Duvall E. II. Thomas and A. b. DuvaN jr
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PROBATE CoURT-Justice STAFFORD

Estate of Eleanor ]. Cooper: order to sell
stock; attorney III. c. Stewart.
Estate of Ellen E. BARLEY; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary grant
ed to Abram s. Mccoy; bond. $1,000; attor-
ney. e. A. Newman.
Estate Of Aretta G. Coudict: commission
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CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-Justice Wright
United States agt. Thomas NJ Fields:
violating section S41. code District Column
ha; on trial: attorneys, Lambert & Baker
and Philip Walker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19
OLDEST RESIDENT
OF CAIRO IS DEAD
MICHAEL scHRoTT, WHO WAS
NEAR THE CENTURY MILE
STONE DIED LAST NIGHT
HAS BEEN HERE FOR FORTY.
FIVE YEARS.

Michael Schrott. said to be the old
est white resident of Cairo. died last
night at O'Clock al the home of his
granddaughter Mrs Frank Fry, OF
Twenty-second and Walnut streets.
The deceased was 81 years and six
months old and had resided in Cairo
for the past IS years. He was ma
i've of Germany but came to this
country when quite a young man. His
wife died nine years ago Until re-
gently he led an active and''busy llfe.
he has never been seriously iii ana
always appeared 10 be in the best OF
health.
His death was due to a compiled
ion Of diseases lately brought on by
Did age
The deceased is survived by a
laughter Mrs. Christine Goatey, who
resides with her daughter, Mrs. Fry.
The funeral will he held Monday af-
jernoon at St Josepl's church. Of
which the deceased was deyout
member
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19
DRUG DROVE A
YOUTH TO CRIME
Desperate Because He Gould Not
Secure Morphine He Stole.
DEPLORABLE CASE.
OF CAIRO YOUNG MAN WHO
STOLE FROM MOTHERS
NElGHBoR IN ORDER TO
RELIEVE HIS sUF-
FERINGS.

Fred Edmunds, a son of good and
highly respected parents, but con.
irmed victims Of the morphise habit,
pent the night in a cell in the city
all, unccn scious and unmindful OF
he sorrow he had brought upon his
amily and the disgrace he had
brought upon himself.
Driven to desperation and reckless.
Tess by The lack of the awful drug,
tdmunds last Thursday entered the
rome Of Miss Maggie Fitzgerald on
Nineteenth street and stole $50 and a
raluable gold watch. That night he
vent to Paducah and Friday night
vas arrested there by Officer Sam
Vessinger Ct Cairo, who had learned
If his whereabouts
Edmunds until the drug habit got
he grip on him was well-liked and
promising youth. Morphine was first
administered 10 him to relieve the
awful cuferings of asthma, attacks Of
which he was subject The doses
we're increased and finally he became
a fiend.
Last Thursday Edmunds was sit
ing at his home when Miss Fitzger'
I'D called upon his mother During
The conversation, Edmunds, who was
n the next room, heard Miss Fitzger-
nd tell his mother that she had $50
Il cash In a trunk.
The temptation was too strong. Ed
munds was suffering from an, attack
If the asthma in addition to the ter
ible pangs of the drug.
He slipped out the back way and
walked to the home Ct Miss Fitzger.
I'D, secured the money and the watch.
The first place he went was to a drug
store where he bought a quantity OF
morphine tablets. Later he boarded
a train and went to Paducah.
The case is a most deplorable one
and many are those who deeply sym.
pathize with poor Edmunds and his
parents.
Last night he pleaded with the Of
icers to give him a hypodermic in
lection and finally to relieve his suf
tering his wish was complied with
n few moments Edmunds was at
peace with the world and coiled him
self in the canvas hammock, swung
between the bars and went peaceful.
" to deep
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19
TWO NEGRO BANK
ROBBERS CAUGHT.
Here Yesterday by Chief Price
and Officers
A MYSTERIOUS MEDAL
FOUND ON ONE OF THE NE.
GRoEs PROVES HIS CON-
NEcTiON WITH BANK
ROBBERY IN THE
SOUTH.

Chief of Police Ben Price. assisted
by officer James Cowell and Jailer
William Susanka, yesterday morning
arrested two negroes, who are want.
ed at Meridian, Miss, for blowing a
small country bank near there sew
eral weeks ago and stealing several
hundred dollars.
Information received by Chief
Price a few days ago, stated that the
negroes who had robbed the bank
had taken peculiar coin, or metal
from the bank and that this would
be sure sign Of their guilt Just
what the metal is is a mystery to the
police, but when Frank Chambers
was searched by the police last night
an aluminium medal about the size
Of q dollar was found in his pocket
Inside the circle is a five pointed
star and around the edges are strange
hieroglyphics and markings.
A careful search was made of the
prisoners and their effects yesterday
when they were arrested, but a see
ond search of Chambers revealed the
medal, which according TO a letter re-
ceifed Friday by chief Price from
the Chief at Meridian Is damaging .eyi-
dence Whether OF not the medal has
an intrfnsic value ar is merely rare
coin or Something of that sort is not
Known and the Cairo police are anxi-
ously awaiting 9he erriyal Of the
southern officers to explain the mys-
terry. tta
The negroes gave the names of
Charles Knox and Frank Chambers.
The negroes had been previously
arrested at Mckenzie Tenn, upon
suspicion of being concerned in the
recent robbery of bank at Benton,
Ky. which the loot consisted of ST..
600 They were taken to Huntington,
Tenn, and searched On their persons
were found $500. and two big reyol.
vers. They were placed under bonds
Of $3.50 for carrying concealed wea-
pons, there being heavy penalties at
t~NtANd III Atlttl EAdlE lOi CARRYING con
cealed weapons. They put up the
cash for bond and were released.
After releasing them the Tennessee
authorities ascertained that the two
negroes were wanted at Meridian for
bank robbery At the time their
persons were searched an express re.
ceipt was found showing that the
men had shipped five packages to
Cairo from Guthrie, Ky.
the routhern officers promptly no
titled Cairo and the local officers re-
questei that they be notified when
the mon appeared and claimed their
property. This morning the two men
accompanied by a Cairo negro, ap.
peared at the express office and de-
manded the packages. The local ne
gro had been brought alcng TO identi.
fy the parties. Chief Price and his
men quickly covered the negroes with
their revolyers and loaded them in'o
the patrol wagon The negroes re.
fused to make any statements.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19
WOMAN DESERTED BY HER
HUSBAND SENT TO OLD HOME,

Mrs Lyons. the woman who was SO
cruelty deserted by her husband
about a week ago. was yesterday sent
by tho X. NJ. X. c. Charity assoeia-
iion to her home in ElksYille, III.
Lyons is the young insurance agent,
who disappeared with over $50 of the
companys money and left his sick
wife and seven months-old baby des-
titute No trace has been found Of
him. but Il is understood that the
Bond company is making vigorous eff
forts to locate him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19
5uckhslter's Wounds.
A-REMARKAeLE ACCIDENT.

Hunte.s return ng form a trip tc
the Wabash River bottoms. back OF
this place. today report they wit
messed an unusual sight.
The Eimrods saw two wild ducks
flying in an opposite direction The
fowls collided and one OF them was
Instantly killed. while the other wal
SO nadly crippled that II was easily
captured.
Old hunters agree that The spec
uf a wild duck IS something terrific
a wild duck viii ny from co to 12o
miles an hour-Owcns1ille flndl
Cor Evansville Courier
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19
NEAT SUM REALIZED BY CAIRO
TALENT FOR The HOSPITAL

The sister in charge OF St Mary's
inhrmary have asked The Bulletin to
extend their heartfelt thanks to Mr.
George Clancy and members of the
company. which presented His Bet
ter Half at the Cairo opera house a
few weeks ago. for the benefit of the
infirmary In the neighborhood Of
1865 was realized by the performance.
The Bulletin presents all the latest
local and Geographic news
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19
A LARGE FORCE.

OWNS 70 the rapidly increas sing
millinery business OF Mrs. c. r.
Bracket she has engaged Miss N J.
Bertie 10 take charge of one Of her
trimming table,. The other tables
being presided over by Mrs. Ida Mar.
tin. Miss BERTHE is well and favor
ably Known in The millinery line as an
expert trimmer having been with
Miss J. l. Wallace for some time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19
Architects and Contractors are
Rushed With Orders
NEW $4,000 BUILDING
TO BE ERECTED BY DR.. GRIN.
sTEo - HUNDREDS or THOU
SANDS OF DOLLARS BEING
SPENT ON IMPROVE
MENTS.

Spring has ushered into Cairo, The
biggest and tn most extensive bu Id
ing boom in he history Of the city
Architects. contractors and builders
have already more work than they
can well handle and new orders for
plans, bids. and contracts are pour
ing in every day
Many new business buildings ar
being put up, and others are being
planned while n number of contracts
have been let and work win STRAIT as
soon as possible New res dences ar
springing mp all over the city
A well known contractor yesterday
lola the Bulletin that building pros
poets were never brighter. Consider
ng the fact that new buildings arc
The best possible evidences Of pros
Derity and dourishing time this stare
ment win be hailed with delight by
al Cairo residents.
improvements amounting 70 hun
dreds of thousands Of dollars are
now under way in different parts o
he city while as many more are be
ing planned. The beaut full weathe'
mas brought forth scores Of ca~pen
tiers and brick masons and work on
various jobs all over the city is pro
crossing rapidly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19
Rev ]. 7. PORTER TO PREACH
ON "GREATER CAIRO"

Rev T J. Porter's subject at the
Cairo Baptist church this evening
WiIi be -1hree Component Parts Of
Greater Cairo Special music VII
&c a feature Of the service. Rev.
Slckles will preach at the Christian
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19
VANOALs oEsTRY YOUNG
TREES IN DOWNTOWN YARD.

Following the announcement that
the Cairo Woman's club had launched
a movement to beautify Cairo's yards
and parks. some vandal Friday night
deliberately destroyed four young
trees AMI some small plants that had
Just been planted in a down town
yard The owner has offered a re-
ward Of S25 for any Information that
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19

Engineer Bert Watson of the Ms
nois Central. has gone 10 ST Louis to
have bis eyes treated. Mr Watson a
few weeks ago contracted a severe
eqld, which settled n his eyes and
hss been eansing great deal Of iroa-
Sic since.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19

Or. w. F. Grinstead is having plans
Drawn for new $4,000 two story
brick bus ness building, whicl is socn
10 be built on the north S de OF Com
nercial avenue ana Ninth street. The
plans will soon be completed and i
is understood that bids will be asked
for Immediately and work started at
once The building will be an impos-
ing structure with a massive stone
front
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19
LATEST NEWS OF
THE RAILROADS
Bridge Opened.

Omaha, March lS.-The IliaoiS
Ceh,ral's new east Omaha bridge CON
over the Missouri river. was formally
opened today in the presence of
party of Illinois Central railroad OFF.
ciais. local railroad officials and mem
bers of the Omaha and counc l-Bluhs
Commercial clubs and invited guests.
Tonight President Fish was the
guest of homer at a banquet given by
the Omaha Commercial club.
]. r. Cheek, WHO has been
dispatcher ON the St Louis division
for several month, leaves Sunday for
Tucson. Arizona. where he has ac-
eepted a similar position with the
Southern Pacific railroad Re is sue
ceeded by L. c Laplant. who has
been a branch dispatcher fer several
months Mr.. Baplant is succeeded by
Z. A. Faulkner, who has been the
Cairo terminal dispatcher for some
time. c. J. Anderson goes 10 the
Cairo terminals as dispatcher. having
been the signal mafntainer on the
division. c. c. Neeley. operator I'm
The division office succeeds Anderson
and J. s. Casper IS Mr.. Neeley's sue
eessar -carbondaie Free Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19


Arch.tscts Kelly and Kusner. will
sor no new Toretta convent The
convent win cost over $4,000 and
r,iI ho a modern ana up..o-date struc
ma r viii he located on Center
s1-aer Al the rear o, st. Joseph's
-
w6yI, ON ,ba new $1,000 machine
hans Of AIcCartav and Nalinski. or
LIVER Commercial avenue is progress.
inc rapidIv Tha foundation is al
,,,os. oornleted
-
Mr. l. c. Herbert has let me con
tract for remodeiins ana repairing tne
building en- Commercial avenue. Tor
merly occupied by jacob Bauer TO
William Schatz. The contract am
cunts to over S5'oO0.Tne building VIII
be completely remodeled ana new
anu ,iilos ~ . riU"t ~ pI ooo,,niea bv a
80 - ~, err, os i've and fen
-" j." 49, 80
cent ''4 -
-r 49,. ,..,a,nu 90 +bo corna.
cial avenue Is being remodeled and
will soon he occupled by the Grand
Leader Clothing company.
TIE Howe building at the corner
of Eleventh street and Commercial
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19

ISL of all kinds and a full assert
ime at any place.
FREE-Ask for Savings Stamps or
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19
THIS ASSORTMENT sl.OO.

For the Lenten season we carry
ment of southern vegetables.
Cheerfully deliver anything at any
Both phones. Three delivery wagons
Coupons
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19

Work on the new $4,000 machine
hops of Mccarthy and Malinski, or
lower Commercial avenue is progress
ing rapidly The foundation is al
most completed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-19

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