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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
RAN AWAY To
WHIFF COKE
DESERTED CHAIN GANG BUT
CAME BACK sMlLlNG-kEN.
TucKlAN DIDN'T LIKE TO SEE
WHITE MAN WORKING WITH
"sHiNES."

Officers James CoweH and John
Glade, who had charge of the city
prisoners or chain gang, yesterday
had a bunch of experience that don't
often fall to the lot Of the officers.
George Collins. a painter. who was
arrested last Sunday for fighting. was
the only white man in the gang He
was busy sweeping dust from the
paved street when an acquaintance
from Wickliffe with about half a jag,
came along.
That's a friend Of NINE he OK.
claimed to Officer Coweil. and / don
want TO see him work on the street
with bunch Of shines How much
will you take to let him go?"
Mr. Cowell called up police head.
quarters and found our how much the
city still had coming from Collins.
Four dollars and eight cents he told
the Wickliife man, who promptly pull
ed out roll and handed over the
amount
Collins threw down his broom.
brushed his clothes. told the Officers
goodbye ana the last seen of him and
the Kentuekian was when they disap
peared through the swinging doors Of
a refreshmenr pal%ce near by.
A negro man in for disorderly con
duct managed to give the officers tire
slip and about the time he was found
to be missing he came walking up.
wreathed in smiles and explained TO
the officers. Il ran off TO get a Whit
of coke. know you all would get me
so come back to save you the trou.
BILE" He picked up his broom and set
to work as happy and contented as
imaginable.
Another negro ran away but was
soon recaptured by Officer CowelL
who was afraid to take the risk with
him a second time The officer had
TO stay with the chain gang. so he
snapped a pair of handouts to the ne
gro's wrists with one OF the iron posts
supporting a shed between them. and
left him there until another policeman
came in the patrol wagon and took
him back 10 Jail
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
SALOON BROKEN
INTO AND ROBBED
JONES AND sRADY's PLACE EN-.
TERED AND SACK CONTAIN.
ING $35 TAkEN-PoLlcE m.
VEsTlGATING CASE.

The police are investigating the
robbery Of s35 from the saloon own
ed and run by Messrs. Jones and
Brady, al Eleventh street and Com
mercial avenue yesterday morning.
Waen the bartender closed the
place Saturday morn ng about one
o'clock, he took the receipts of the
day. amounting to a triie over S35
and placed the money in a sack and
put il in locker in the rear room.
When Mr.. Jack Brady, opened the
saloon yesterday morning he found
thar a side window had been broken
and tnat the money had been stolen.
The police think that some one
familiar WIKI the place took the
money
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
THREE HUSBANDS
SEEK DIVORCES
MARRIAGE A FAILURE ACCORD
ING TO cAiRolTEs WHO FIND
MARRIED LIFE NOT ALL 1T
is CRACKED UP TO BE.

Marriage certainly is a failure f
the three divorce suits filed in the
circuit clerks Office yesterday count
for any thing.
Three usbands who have found
that married life is not all that il is
cracked mp TO be have asked Judge
Butler 10 legally separate them from
their better halves. The charge of
desertion is gwen in all The suits.
which are as follows
GeTge Jehn Henry Kruge SIS Annie
Cokley Krage; John \. Bury vs.. Mel
lie NJ Bury; John Thomas vs.. Jen-
ME Thomas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Regarding The Girl and The Ban
dit. which comes here Monday night
the st. Louis Republic Of last week
said.
In The Girl and the Bandit" hap
uily, there are many girls and but one
brisand, The operetta introduced
Frank L. Perley's yariously talented
new company last night n the Cen.
turs. Viola Gillette, Walter Jones,
Joe Miron and Mabel Hite, drift in
and out Of the scenes with frequent
regularity
The story is initiative and rather
The music is extremely
br ght as the book Is dull.
There are two acts the first setting
forth a carnival night in Venice and
the second a bandits retreat in Aus
trlan Tyrol. The stout Mr. Miroa
Of subcellar vocal equipment appears
as the opera-buffe outlaw He has
been doing this sort of thing for so
long that he himself can compose
songs like "A Bandit Am J." which he
gives with fine effect in the second
act.
VIOLA Gillette, the prima donna,
sings wen and wears fine frocks with
IN air quite imperial Little Mabel
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Hita IS a big hit as a sort of Italian
slaYey, Mabel is almost as active as
Eva FanEuay and she wears freak
costumes most amusingly
Walter Jones reappears in another
OF his Irish parts-a millionaire con.
tractor in Venice for recreation. Neil
Mcneil and Elyia Crox appear IN
character parts. Mr.. Mcneil is a fun
ny aid to Bandit Mlron and Miss
erox is an oid maid of wonderful
getup,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Andrew Reed. aged IS. died Friday
night OF consumption. Funeral ser
vices win be held today Sunday at
O'Clock at the family residence. S32
Twenty-eighth street By Rev Arm
strong. The interment will occur
he National cemetery, Mound {
the cortegs leaving Cairo In carr.ag e
al > O'Clock. Friends of the family
are invited t. attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Miss Gertrude Feutz of Anna. for
merly Of the Postal Telegraph com
pany here, has returned from Chica 20.
where she has been under the treat.
ment of specialist Her friends here
viii be glad to learn that she is great.
ly improved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Mr. and Mrs r. L. Pulley spent Fri
day in Anna. attending a family re-
union of Mr. Pulleys brothers and
; sters gslb was the Goth birthday of
Mr. Puiley's father and every one of
their children. II was the first time
lhey had all gotten together in ff-
teen years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Mr.. Karl Armstrong. assistant
pressman at the Bulletin office will
be kept busy today receiving congrat-
ulations over the arrival of a big 10
pound daughter at his home on
Fourth street last night
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Mr.. John Cain, who has been confn-
ed to his home at 421 Fourteenth
street since the 10th Of ia luary with
the grip. is back a his duties as night
Waterman at the City Natlc nal bank.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
North Cairo News and Notes !.
ssss.sssssss.s....s.ssss

The Bulletin intends to make a fea-
ture Of up town news in its columns
every morning. The paper will be
glad 10 print any or all the news that
will be of interest TO the residents In
North Cairo and they are hereby re.
quested to either telephone or send
items Of this character to either The
Bulletin office, c. c. Terrel's store,
4t01 Sycamore street. or w. w. orr's
store. corner Thirty fourth street and
Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Mr. H. J. Wildermuth. formerly
manager OF the local interests of the
fammeloefger-FIarrison company. left
Yesterday with his family for his new
nome az sardis, Miss, where he has
aeeep'sa a position as manager of the
bending works Of Carrier & Company
at that point.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Charles Ferreu has also gone into
the stone manufacturing business and
has the distinction of being the first
Cairote TO make a practical applica.
ton of the product He is using II
for the foundations Of his two new cot.
tages on Union street. in Ferrell's sub
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

fri0uM OF AIIIEIIGEs
died: born 1904 He was eminent also
as free trader Golden was the son
of a small landowner He became a
large manufactured advocated free
trade. peace ana other radical meas
ures
Is7a - Professor Samuel Finley BTeese
Morse, inventor of the magnetic teie-
graph died In New York born at
Charlestown. Mass, 1921.
BENJAMIN 7. Tweed. educator and
author. died at Cambridge. Mass born
1911
leOo-Dr st. George Mlvart, noted Catholic
scientist, died in Paris born 1877.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

The Redman Magee Elevator COM
pany has succeeded in locating two
new lumber firms on their Big Four
switch on upper Washington, and
both concerns are handling an i'm.
mense amount Of lumber and are EN-.
ploying a number OF men each day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
CHRONOLOGICAL
April 2 In History.
al T b 3 u 4 ) Ieaerson

I1ss r h o m a $ Jefferson
born at Shadwell, Al
bemaTle county, va,
died 1895.
fTM-Count Mira beau. ora
Tor. statesman and rev.
olntionist. died in Par
is. horn i74a
1896 Richard Golden. GALE
ed In England the
- - : .
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Miss Bessie NJ. Turner has resumed
her duties as city editor of the Tele-
gram after an abaence of several
weeks. During her absemce her place
was taken by Mr. NJ. ]. Farnbaker
and later by Mr. Robert Mahaffey.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Mr.. Alexander 5. Fraser has opened
a stone yard at the Mississippi levee
near the NJ and O. round house, where
he manufactures artificial stone that
really discounts the natural stuff
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
PURELY PERSONAL


/ Mr.. Jim Jones has returned from a
visit to Wickliffe.
Mr.. Hugh Wills of Willard was
in the city on business.
County Surveyor Henry G. Weiman,
of Thebes, was in the city yesterday
Or. J. c. Sullivan was able to so
out to his Office yesterday.
Mail Carrier James Barrow IS i'll
and Harry Sites Is taking his place
Miss Bertha Couch of 3407 Washing
ton avenue is quite i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mr. ". Z. Walker left yesterday
afternoon for Philadelphia 10 be alb.
sent about week.
Mr.. Lacy Mason has gone to Ken
lucky to spend a week with friends
forthe benefit of his health.
Miss Anna Walthen, Of New Mad
rid. Mo. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
A. E. Rust, of Walnut street.
Mr. Glenn Turner, Of Chicago, Is
the guest Of his sisters, Mrs. E. Z.
Ellis and Miss Besle NJ. Turner.
Capt. Casper Yost is still confined |
to his home as a result of fall on
an icy sidewalk eight weeks ago.
Mr. c. f. Miller Of willard was
in the city yesterday the guest Of his
brothers, J. S. and Sidney B. Miller.
Miss Mayme Cushman has gone to
Dallas, Texas, where she will spend |
several weeks for the benefit of her
health
Mr.. Dean Hilburn has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark, where he has been
several weeks for the benefit of his
health
Mrs. James Blahey of East St. |
Louis, has returned home after Wis
it to Mrs. Albert Stahl, of Sixth !
street.
Mr.. Henry Cook, of the Wiedemann
Brewery of Newport, KY, was in
Cairo yesterday the guest of Mr.. Peter
Saup, the local agent.
The children of Geo B. Walker re-
eeived handsome Shetland pony yes
terday as a present from their grand
parents at ST. Charles.
Mr.. Roy Orr has accepted a posi-
ton as the local representative of
The Billboard the recognized the
atrical and show publication.
The COLLINS of ancient social fame |
are arranging for a grand soiree and
reunion 70 be held at the X. NJ. X. c.
hall on the 2Sth of this month
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02
divLsion.

Three men who were employed ut
the Himmeiberger and Harrison fac,
/ tory had narrow escape from death
Friday when the big shaftIng over
the bending machine broke and fell.
The accident seriously damaged the
machine The men heard the noise
and jumped away from the machine
inai In time 10 avoid being struck
The Weis-Peteraon plant is running
nights now until 10 O'Clock. The Cairo
Mil runs until about 9 o'clock All Of
the lumber industries seem 10 be
overcrowded with work
The work of placing the steel grid
ers across the subway has been re-
sumed and is now almost completed,
The work was delayed owing TO an
accident which resulted in the big
derrick tumbling over and doing con.
siderable damage
The employees Of the Carey Halliday
company yesterday enjoyed their see
ond half holiday The men work
few minutes overtime each day and
are gwen Saturday afternoon of.
The building boom In North Cairo
Is still booming Houses are going up
all over this end OF the city and good
ones. too.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

The COLLINS of ancient social fame
are arranging for a grand soiree and
reunion TO be held at the X NJ. X. c.
hall on the 2Sth of this month.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Mr.. Roy Orr has accepted a posi-
ton as the local representative of
The Billboard the recognized the
atrlcal and show publication.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Capt. Casper Yost is still confined
to his home as a result of fall on
an icy sidewalk eight weeks ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

The children of Geo B. Walker re
ceiyed a handsome Shetland pony yes
terday as a present from their grand
parents at St. Charles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Mr. Glenn Turner, Of Chicago, Is
the guest Of his sisters, Mrs. E. +.
Ellis and Miss Besie NJ. Turner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Mr. G. r. Miller. Of willard was
in the city yesterday the guest Of his
brothers, J. S. and Sidney b. Miller
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Mrs. James Blahey, of East St.
Louis, has returned home after Wis
IT to Mrs. Albert Stahl, of Sixth
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Mr.. Henry Cook, of the Wiedemann
Brewery of Newport, KY. was in
Cairo yesterday the guest of Mr.. Peter
Saup. the local agent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Mr.. Dean Hilburn has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark, where he has been
several weeks for the benefit of his
health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Miss Wayne Cushman has gone to
Dallas, Texas, where she will spend
several weeks for the benefit of her
health
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-02

Miss Anna Walthen, Of New Mad
rid. Mo. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
A. E. Rust, of Walnut street,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
WAY COPPER IS HIGH.

With the demands of domestic con sumers increasing. and the supply of copper decreasing. it is not to be wondered at that there has been a steady increase in the price of the rel metal. which is playing such an important part in modern civilization. Ths uses for this metal increase steadily. All of the great copper mines are being worked to the limit of their capacity. Foreign proper ties show a great falling off in pro duction-foreign buyers have enter ed the American market and are con stantiy bidding for our copper. The Orient is 7s;;rsssiisssss;Iig mere at the pres ent time than ever before in her his tory. The awakening of China has started a stream of copper in that dl recsion which steadily increasing in volume. notwithstanding the constant increase in price.
 Producers of copper are straining every point to incresse their produc ton. One company in Arizona. in order that it might have uninterrupt cd access to it's coal fields. has just purchased nearly GOO miles of rail rad 10 aid to a ike amount already controlled by it. while it's furnace ca Pacity st, Douglas is being steadily augmented. to accept the ores of othel , properties than it's owD. in order tha {. if may supply the constantly increas , ing demand.
 Like zinc the price of copper in creases. and like zinc the increas'
 of price is caused by the increase il
 the use t0 which the metal is put. but
 unlike zinc. the supply of copper il
 not increasing.-Ores and Minerals
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20

Rhyoiite. New July 19.-One of the : largest strikes of the district was made this week on the Eclipse mine on Bonanza mountain. property owned | by T. l.. Oddie. of Tonopah. and his 1 associates. The strike was made on
 the Hobo Fraction at a depth of about i 2S feet. and proved to be very rich. : The entire bottom of the shaft was ! in ledge matter, and it is not known ! yet what the width of the ledge is. ! The values of this entire body give an average better than $200 per ton, while assays as rich as S10.000 have ! been obtained. A fine specimen was exhibited on Rhvolite streets today.
 weighing about fifteen pounds. which
 showed free gold all through it. : parts of it being better than half gold.
 which will run as high as s20,eo0 to the ton.
 A ten-ton ice plant is under con strHction at Bullfrog which will be ia running order in the course Of 9
 days The plant is thoroughly up 70 date and the citizens of Bulifrog and Rhyolite will soon defy hot weather and enjoy the comforts Of civilization.
 Tn spite of the hot weather and while son'e are leaving for seashore resorts. Rhyolite is holding it's own aud richly deserves the reputation which it has attained in ninety days. Men are heinz put to work and the sound Of blasting is heard on all sides. Strikes are daily reported and with the coming of fall there is no doubt that Rhvolite will add its full share to the already famousl gold fields of Nevada.
 Ore showing $500 value was eacoul- tered on the Shoshone. The ore con t;rues in the white quartz. which is one of inc most secular formations of this district Thirty men are now employed On this property.
 Ai M Detch. of Goldheld. has been visiting the Original Bullfrog proper tr. and is very much pleased with the looks of the property and predicts great things in the near future for the mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
sissEE CAMP.

The Pittsburg & Duluth is operat- irs two diamond drills under ground. both on the deep level of the drifts from Cole shaft northerly. The two are down about 100 feet, and both have been in ore all the way. this running from less than 1 per cent up to 13.S per cent, copper, and quite hieh in silica. There is very little iron in this ore The find is very encouraging one. and should have an important bearing on the ground yet unexplored. So far the company has done little or no exploration of any of the seams of ore it has cut in run ming it's main drifts and outlets. but this work is now to be undertaken in earnest. There are many of these that have an encouraging return The ! company has it's Congdon shaft com plete to the depth of 1,250 feet, but as it's collar is 140 feet higher than that of Irish Mai, it is rot nearly so ! fer into the ground as that. or as many in the district A winze con
 tinues the depth to 1850 feet. This
 shaft has now been connected with the Cole shaft hv long drift, and is
 to be closed. thus cutting off large expense and letting Cole shaft do the
 work for both Lake Superior and Du-
 luth mines. The Congdon will serve it's purpose as an emergency and a ventilating shaft. It is located so
 far in the hills that it is practically impossible for the railroad to reach
 it
 Cole shaft of the Take Superior . : mine is to be sunk 300 feet deeper. or
 to the 400 feet level. There is pre- sunablv a great deal of water al this increased depth. but it is probable that it is being cared for satisfs ctori
 ly by the pumping plants now in on eration and that Lake Superior vii . not be very much bothered. In | mine is not deep eroueh for best re 2 suits. though it has large ore bOdiei on present levels. The dates fe' beginning production from this min and Duluth. through Cole shaft. hay' been set ahead again, and it is nov likely to be well into August befor the two are shipping ere 10 the smel ter: this fo rfhe reason that snelte a construction ca .Dot be completed se
 
 [ rious delays at the shops where thes - furnaces are under way. In th - meantime construction crews on tn { enlargement cf Cole shaft are no l hurrying as tefore. and there stiH re 1 uaiu several sets of timbers to Q
 placed before the old compartment [ are completed.
 o George Maas and associates. of N '- eauree Mich. who a year ago las r. s7r'ne took up the Leadville group a d Pearce. have abandoned the prOpert
 this week and are hauling ava 9 tl'eir wachinerv. Their oDtion e5,Di S ed July l. They did not find whs d was looked for. though at one tim F. the prospect was most enc0uragin' s lhcv d-Engineering and Mil '- ing Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
RID PRICES ARE
 FALLING STEADILY
WITH REFERENCE TO TIE so- NANZA CIRCLE ISSUES
 THIS WEEK.
Junction Offered Freely. Despite Near Approach of Reorganization Time Situation Is a Fuzzle-c. & A. or fered at Ss7, With No Bidders.
'fBv Frank J. Crafl

No imprcTement was shown in yes terday's market in the Bonanza Clr- ele stocks. and throughout the day the market had a lifeless condition with a downward tendency. All ot the stocks are weak with one or two ez- ceptioas. and there is no trouble in nicking out any of the stocks at the asked prices. The bid prices are gradually falling off as result or so much stock being offered, but we are unable to buy any stocks under the asked prices. Pittsburg was most in demand today, and orders were filled at S15.25. Demand for Junction still keeps up, and no trou- ble is found in picking up the stock
 Calumet &. Arizona could be bought for scr. with no bidders at the closing quotations. while Calumet 6 Pittsburg is offered freely at S30. with the best bid at s29.5O. Lake Superior & Pitts burg eased off to SO at the final close, hut we were unable to get orders fiil- ed al that price. Pittsburg & Du- luth holds firm at s15.25. at which price good sized blocks were bought today. and orders for hundred or more SnaFes VIII nUA bAAdS ttN tHN stock any cheaper.
 Junction has been offered all day for se9. with practically no bidders. and the stocks seems to be in plenty as we can fll any sized order at the asked price. It is certainly queer that Junction. in the face of reorgani- zation. and that only month and half distsnt. should not advance. but cn the other hand is gradually fall ing off. North Butte shows little change. and could be had for s29-5e. with bids of s2S.50 failing to bring out any stock.
 American Development Co. at slO bid. and Warren at s1o.5o bid are coming in for their share, and the eastern brokers are still calling for Warren, but today no sales were made
 Dem remains at s95O Black Mountain is again in demand. and sales are made at s3.25. The same may be said of Wolverine & Arizona, ] and a few shares were picked mp to- day at $500. The balance of the stocks are quiet.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20

loses Ives Lima1tour. minister of finance Of Mexico has made plain the new regulation covering the collec- ton of taxes on rining claims in the following circular to the director Of the stamp revenue:
 with a view to the application of I the amendments made by article 10 Of the decree of March 9 last. in the law eovcrnirg the mining tax. the . rresiGent q the reDubiic has been pleased tp direct that when the claims i tperteucias) of one snd the same company are embraced under a sin gle title dee1. tha tax shall be col lectei fr9-o the outset at the rate of is'x pecos for the first twenty-five claims and three resos for each claim in excess; and that when the prop e~r~ Of a company is constituted by various r7ires. each covered by a sep .cr~ta title-feed the tex shall be col lecral at th7 rate of six pesos per c'@'-n for each eroun. if the acreage of sad group does rot exceed twenty Eve "'aiws or. in the form above -''r~T'-7ed if it does evcoed said num- bcr buL elvavs sanerately for each gr sur; which howevci does not pre- ye-t the interested parties from hay ing recOvrse to this department and de-'o- stra. to # with a view to the essessneut of the tax. that inc claims fpertenciasl covered bv diff ferert titIe-deeds are. nevertheless. cortigrNrs io o,e another. and in such eases the resolutions that may be reached will in due course be com municated to you.
 I communicate this to vOu for the customary purpose. and to the end that you may transmit these rules to the offices subject to you"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
IMPORTANT NEW PEG-
 ULATIONS IN MEXICO
INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING THE PE2TENENciA TAX UNI
 DER REGENT LAW.

ioss5 Ives Limantour, Minister of Fi- nance. Makes Plain the New Regu- istien Covering the Collection Thsrecf on Mining Claims.