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New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
Books People Are Reading.

BUFFALO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Buffalo. July
7-Accord1ng TO the demands made at the
Buffalo Public Library during the last week.
the following named books were the most
popular:
Frction-Grants .'The orchid"; slnclair's The D,
vine Fire. Stewards Tho Second Wooins OF
Salina Sue: Walters "Ssnna-"
JuvenIles|Smith's -Four on a Farm; Hazard s
Three Years with the PSets.; MSMuTISys Garan5S $
MacDonaid's ''our Little Canadian Cousin"
5hosi aTGsSs or 8 School
and Home; LOndon's "The War Of the Cassss,; {;
Rsichs Success Among Natives; For's "Fo-
lowing the Sun Flag"
PHILADELPHIA FRED DLBRARY.-Philadel-
phia. July THE books most read this week
are follows:
Hstory-Ftske.s Critical PERIODS Of American
warwicks .1diraeeau and the French f IR Reyoiu-
ton"; Harris "Rornances OF the Civh war.
Russia; Le Bfond's "Advsntures on the Roof 0t
chinas: q Has TSise soherer's sFSmt 'Japsn To-day
BiOgraPhy-HSly9akss IBygonss M9Etn snEsIrs EemeImr
e3nf %fa M61f Mos ToosSs Nshtihs
gale"
s2sIIaneogs- The H4ghsE Criticism" aHas'nsT
EGsRdy shsy. MaSs' psSs OF
SssRSy oRRssases RRs4 r.Ar! "A Hassf5 6. Mq%%f opaRfd'
Heish's "a House Of Cards: London's THE
Game"
BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Boston. July Z.
Among the books most frequently in de-
mand at the Boston Public Library during
the week were the following:
P1ction-Hale's "a Dauntless Viking; Mighes's
ssThe ultimate Passion and "Bruvver Jim's
Baby; Howells's Miss Bellard's Inspiration
Sinciair's The Divine Fire; Williamson's THE
Princess Passes; Taylor's My Lady Clan
carty"; Wilson'S ga Knot OF Blue; Brooks's
"As the World Goes By"
M,sceIlaneous-Carman's ''The Ethics OF Imperial
ism; Sandys's Harvard Lectures; Clarh's
s'Katz AVA the Bismarck OF Japan; Whelp-
leys the Problem OF the Immigrant: Niehol-
Boniface to Bank Burglar Hyslops ',scienee
and Future Lfe' Msicoim's ] Five Years Year in IN
Moroccan question; Russian and Russian
revolutions. ETC.; Herrick's ''Ihe Real World;
Wolieska's "a Woman's Confessional"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

NETWORK PUBLIC LIBRARY.-The most
popular books Of the week. according TO the
demands at the circulating department. are
as follows:
Adul: @ TgSnaEas hs Marriage E Of wipm liam
Castles Rose Of the World"
Juvenile Ffction-Alcott's Little Women; Drys-
gales THE Young suDercargO': BarbOur's ''Ths
aascellaneous-oka 1.-THE Ideals of the East:
Nssssnnefs The The Kaiser as He ls''; Tsrbells
CHICAGO PUBLIC LBRARY.-chicago. July
1.-THE popular books among Chicago read=
ers. according TO the demands at the Public
library last week. were as follows:
Rnnanoe-Fzichens's '@The Garden OF Allah; Will
,'sSaeY'i Wards '-The Marriage Of william
zstcTy ana .sHia,sosnce. q
ssphy.'; -B:OeTap6y OF Robert Browning
Aeyenture snd Traves-IAurs 'Pathnnders OF the
cisSi.a, %assss sfs ."Ihe = HOuse6Oaf It BOOK" '1
Hssntno and sosiolor1eal.B9ol1s - on automobiles;
Life; 1Atchsrs ''organized Labor; books on
camping.
library OF CONGRESS-Washington July
1.-THE following list OF books called for indi-
Gates the tastes Of readers IN Washington
this weski
ESmpires' OF he Modern world; Uiar's "a
Ruzso-Chtnese Empire
1aeserautsvs ana rrrayeI-Devin's IAN Observer IN
the PhFltppiuessi wharton's italian Back
srounas@i salssEs Germany; DawsOn's ''Ths
Saint LawTsnce"
Engraphy-Eolyoske's 'Bygones Worth Remem-
6sringSs biographical essays by the late Mar
guess OF Salisbury; Bismarck's autobiography.
Esytscn-Eewlett's Fond Adventures"; Watanna's
THE Woong OF wistaria": Won Hutten,s
Wise's The LIONS Skin
MECHANICS INSTITUTE LIBRARY.-san
Francisco. July Tine most popular books
OF the week. according 20 records OF this
library. were as follows:
F4croY1-Vs-6's 'sI~he Marriage OF William Ashe'';
Ponner's 'orhe Pioneer; Hichens's THE Gar
den OF Allah; Austens 'Isidro."
Miscellaneous Whites Autobiography; Landons
.sThe Opening OF Tibet; Shaw's plays and
essays.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
PAUL Nlcouo DIES FROM FALL.

Paul Nicoud who was thrown from his horse at
Far Rockaway Saturday. told in yesterdays
Tribune. died five hours later Of a fractured ski.
de was taken TO St Josephs Hospital. Mr. Ncoud
was brother-ln Jaw OF Assistant District Attorney
MeCanery OF Brooklyn. He lived at No. 81 Lewis
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
SAVE TIME
CARFARE
AND TEMPER

If you are looking for
Board or Rooms The n. Y.
TRIBUNE'S Information
Bureau at its Uptown Oh
fee, 1904 Broadway. will
furnish full information
FREE OF CHARGE. Full
list of desirable places on
file.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
c. G. EMoRVs CALUMET uNHuRr.

Charles G. Emory, owner of the steam yacht
Calumet which The Tribune reported as having
been injured on Saturday afternoon. the Thou
sand Islands, by running against a rock tele-
graphed 10 The Tribune last night that the report
was Incorrect He says his yacht was not injured
daV
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

Professor J. E. Spingarn, OF Columbia Uni
varsity. has just received the compliment OF
having his History OF Literary Criticism in the
Renaissance" brought out in an Italian version
by @. Laterza & Figii. OF Bari under the title
OF ~Storia della Critica Letteraria mel Rinasci-
mento" The translator. DR.. Antonio Fusco
himself q specialist in the field Of literary oriti
cisn. has had the cooperation Of the author,
who has taken this occasion to enrich the work
with many additions and corrections. preface
I contributed by Benedetto Croce. Editor OF
Ia Critca," OF Naples.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
LITERARY NOTES.

Augusta ]. Evans Wilson published her novel
"At the Mercy OF Tiberius' more than eighteen
years ago. but IL is only within a week that
she received from France copy Of ''LEcho de
Paris containing an instalment Of the story,
which Is sust now being brought out serial
IN q French translation in that newspaper. The
tzanslator Iuoe Critic, has changed the title
90 ssBery1- the name Of the heroine.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

The directors OF the Old South Work. Boston.
have issued as No. A OF their 'Old South Leaf
lets" the letter written by Thomas Jefferson to
Paul Allen In reply 10 the latter's request for
information IN regard TO the life OF Captain
Eeriwether Lewis. the leader Of the Lewis ana
Clark expedition Jefferson, in his communica-
tion 20 the Philadelphia journalist who completed
the editing Of the Journals" gives currency to
The runor that Captain Lewis committed sui
eide while on his way from st. Louis 10 Wash
ineton Recent investigations carried on by
OHn D. Wheeler, author of The Trail OF Lewis
and Clark" lead inevitably 10 the conclusion
thar Captain Lewis was brutally murdered II
is TO be regretted that no note 10 that effect is
appended 10 the leafet just issued.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

The saalneld Publishing Company has in
press a new novel by Ruth Louise Sheldon. en-
tttled dolly. Daughter Of New-England" Dolly,
sn spite OF New-England ancestry. is Of a lively
disposition, is expelled from boarding school,
travels IN Europe. throws over her American
lover for an English lord. disports herself at
Monte Carlo and otherwise behaves IN a manner
quite at variance with the typical New England
heroine.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

Two new volumes OF religious thought are an
nounced by Thomas Whitaker: The Tempo
rary and Permanent in New Testament Revela-
ton" by the Rev. DR.. II. p. Nichols compris-
IN The "Bohlen Lectures" for 1908; and ''The
Supremacy Of the Bible. and Its Relations 10
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

William Estabrook Chancellor. Superintendent
OF Public instruction in Paterson. ~. J.. and one
OF the authors of Chancellor and Hewess THE
United States: A History Of Three Centuries.
has recently prepared volume on the History
and Government Of the United States for Even
ing Schools" published by the American Book
Company. While elementary IN character. IL is
designed for students who mature IN years
and in experience, and aims to make clear IN
brief treatise the fundamental principles OF our
social and business conditions.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
muRk mASIED.

Situations Wanted-Mais and Femal--
-Four lines mot exceeding "A Wordsl- mrs
insertIona IS cents: seven Insertions. -
cents Exceeding "a words and less tnan ~
voIds three insertions. 10 ceatss seven VA
serffons "a cS1ts.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
DOMESTIC sfrCATIoNs wANYxo

Situations Wanted-Iais and Famars
insertions. 10 cents. seven lns ersf-,rs =
cents. Exceeding "a words ard lsss 49,, M
Words. three insertions. 80 cents: seven n
sertlons. 80 cents
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

Two little stories by Annie Fellows Johnston,
IN the Desert of Waiting" and THE Three
Weayers," originally included in two of her
Little Colonel books. have lately been pub
lished separately by L. c. Page & Co. in two
l6mo volumes. with illustrations by Ethelred B.
Barry.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

KITCHENAlAIDS.-By two good strong
girls; ons Finnish, other Swedish: coun-
try or seashors hotel. Call az BLOOM s
1870 LexingtOn-avs.. OF telephone I. to-
Harlem
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

COACHMAN Medium size; wishes steady
place summer monthly; good refer
euces. KING. 1S6 West End-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

Female.
ARE YOU DESTROYS OF learning how to
write Feature Articles and Short Stories
for newspapers and magazines? For par
ticulars address LITERARY, Tribune Up
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The daily tribune., 1905-03-21
RECOVERING TIE DEAD.
Fifty-three Bodies Taken From
Shoe Factory Ruins.

Brockton, Mass, March 21-Tbe
work of rescuing victims from the
smoUldering ruins of Growers shoe
factory resumed this morning. The
list Of the missing now totals g6 aud
1t is feared that all arc dead. Fifty
three corpses have been recovered and
more than half Of these are still upl-
or the $50 employos, 2o5
are reported safe, although many of
these are badly injured. Heart
breaking scenes of grief WAS witnessed
- A. the FAILING yomeq marched aran,:a
Tomorrow will be wholesale Of fun
erals. The police believe that many
families we're entirely consumed.
Many Of the injured cannot recover.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-21
A RACE FOR LIFE.
Russians Hope Blowing Up Bridge
Will Prevent Capture.

st. Petersburg. March 2I-The war
race for safety Of the Russian army
under Gen. Linevitch Is progressing.
The new commander 10 srtaiuiug every
nerve to reach the river with the
japanese in close pursuit. The par.
tition of the SunRari bridge il vital
to the salvation of the army, as the
river cannot be foIded and as soon ~
the Russians are across the bridge will
be blown up and the Japanese will be
checked.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-21
Nay Seize Venezuela

Washington. March 2l-It was
learned today at the state department
that the government some ten days ago
instructed Minister Bowen to demand
of President Castro of Venezuela, that
the question at issue be submitted to
arbitration. In case Of refusal Bowen
was to inform Castro that the United
States would pursue such ccurse as
the situation demanded As no reply
has been received from Castro the
United States will temporarily seize
Venezuela until the matter is satis-
faotorily adjusted.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-21
E|GHT-H0UR BILL
BECOMES A LAW
Measure Signed by Governor
Mcdonald Today.
Investigation Begun in Bribery
Case Wherein Senator Nor.
gan Charges Herbert and
Sullivan With Attempt.

Denver. March 2l--The eight hour
measure is now law. Governor
Mcdonald signed the Stephens bill At
IL O'Clock this morning.
Today the bribery investigation
comm mittee started in to exonerats Vice
President j. NJ. Herbert Of the
Colorado aud Southern and Daniel
Sullivan Of Cripple Greek. charged
with An attempt to bribe Senator Nor
gan.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-21
Rock Island Tra,s Wrecked.

Chicago, March 2l-The removal of
steel rails OH the Rock Island caused
. wreck of the Colorado limited near
Homestead, Iowa. last night. and it
has been traced TO would be train rob-
bers. The entire train was turned
over. Among these injured were:
Mrs. L Orosswhite. Sargeauts. Colo
Engineer Hotchkiss.
Fireman Smith.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-21
California Theatre.

There was . full attendance at the
California theatre last Light. Tie
audience was kept laughing from start
to finish A new baritone singer
seem to please the audience.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-21

There will be a special meeting OF
the Royal Arch chapter in Masonic
hall, Thursday evening for the pur-
pose Of work. 1919
The daily tribune., 1905-03-21

II you would enjoy an evening
with Shakespeare, get . better idea
of his real worth. attend J. Frank
Pouches Recital at Elk's hall, Tues
day evening, March 28th. 1919
The daily tribune., 1905-03-21

WARMEk-I artly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday; warmer tonight.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-21
AN ATTEMPT
At ASSASSINATION
Governor of Finland Shot BY
a Mere Boy
Three Shots Fired Into Off.
ciars Leg Causing Serious
Wound-Boy Claims He
10 q Revolutionist.

Vibors. Finland, March 2i-The
governor Of Finland, was shot and
seriously wounded today by ". H..
Reinekee. = I5 year Old boy. who OBJ
tisined an entrance to the governor 9
office and fired three shots at him,
all OF the bullets entering the leg.
The lad escaped from tine Office and
building but WAS arrested in the stree t.
The youngster boasts that he is q re-.
volutionist and declares that he and
his family have suffered through
the tyranny o. the government. The
crime was Committed .sith an auto
matte pistol. the same ~ WAS used in
the assassination of the procurator
general last February.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-21

&h IL ehainsus ~
deaes Iss h IL elfy =
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15
THAT NEW DIVORCE LAW
Attorney General Says Divorces Be
fore July list Cannot Remarry
Within the Year.

Percontra 10 the decision rendered
by Judge Mack at Chicago that the
new law prohibiting divorces from re-
marrying within a year after the de-
cree Of divorce has been signed, which
is 10 the effect that the law is not re-
trocative and does not apply to persons
divorced before July !, when the law
became operative Attorney General
Stead also gives ont an opinion that ii
also forbids the marriage Of persons
divorced before July /, as well as after
that date. The attorney general says.
The words of the act are broad and
comprehensive. Ii will be noted that
the legislature has sail that the act
shall apply not 10 every case in which
a divorce snail hereafter be granted
but to every case in which a divorce
has been granted, thus comprehend.
ing, by express words, all cases, al
well az those before as after the act
went into effect. There is no saying
clause. no exception of divorces grant.
ed before July l. 1905. Springfield
State Register
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15
He CAME TO CAIRO
Instead of Going to Paducah to Testify
in Murder Case and Now
Sheriff If After Him.

The grand jury at Paducah is still in.
vestigating the killing Of Herbert A.
Rose by Ham Il. Loving V, ]. Blow,
an important witness in the case start
I'd 70 Paducah for the apparent purpos
of Jestifying. but he came to Cairo.
An attachment ssued against him
for McCracken county has been put In
the hands Of Sheriff Potter Of Padu.
cab, who has failed to find Mr., Blow.
No action by the grand jury was TAX
en- and it is possible that none will
be taken until Mr. Blow appears.
The killing Of Rose resulted from a
quarrel which started while the two
Paducahans were in Cairo. Rose was
alleged to have stolen a car OF lum-
Der at Cairo and sold 1t in Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15
WAS SENT TO THE PEN
Negro Who Assaulted Paducah Pc
Iiceman While on Excursion to
Cairo is Sentenced

Rufe Minor, negro, who on the
Both of May 1904, attacked The late
James Crow of Paducah on the steam
er Dick Fowler, while the boat was
near Ca TO- with bottle and nearly
killed him, was found guilty Of ma
licious assault with intent 10 kill AMI
given five years III the pcntentiary
His trial was held AZ Paducah yester
day
Mr. Crow was at the time acting as
a special officer on the boat ON a
Decoration Day excurs on, and whis
trying TO queN disturbance among
the negroes, was attacked by Minor
Minor made his escape and had
been at large with no Glow as 10 his
Whereabouts until Mr., Crow died, and
Il was found he was living at Muir
physboro, ILL., He was captured
through the work OF Cairo, Padueat
ana Murphysboro police.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15
A PADucAH VETERAN DIES

Jhon v. Grief a prominent ex.Con-
federate soldier, and one of Padu.
cabs best known citizens, died at his
home Wednesday night in that city
after ten days illness Of stomach
trouble Mr. Grief had not been con
sidered seriously Ill and his death
came as shock to his family and
friends. He was better Wednesday
afternoon but Wednesday evening he
grew worse and sank rapidly until the
end came
Mrs. Josephine Smith of Metropolis,
Ill, Is a sister, The veteran leaves
other relatives in Southern Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15
COMPANY INCORPORATED
Secretary Of State Issued License to
incorporate TO the Cairo Hotel
Company, Stock 100000.

Mr., r.. G. Allen, the promoter of the
new hotel, which is to be known as
The Illinois, yesterday received
word that Secretary of State Rose had
issued license to incorporate 10 the
Cairo Hotel Company
The capital stock OF the concern II
100000 and the incorporators are.
JAMES GALI.lGAN.
CHARLES FEUCHTER, JR.
i. @. PINK
THOMAS KEITH
REED GREEN
DAN HARTMAN.
II. G. ALLEN.
Mr. Allen stated last night that as
soon as the charter was received the
organization Of the company would be
perfected and that the site on which
the new hotel Ii 10 be built will be
decided upon
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15

A reception will be held at the
aome of Charles Farrell this evening
BY the congregation of the Southern
Methodist church 70 bid farewell to
their pastor, Rev. Batiridge Mr. Bald
ridge will go to Vanderbilt university
lat Nashville. Tenn, 10 take special
course of study. Mr.. Baldridge is pop
ular and has been extremely faithful
IN his devotion to the Elm street
church and has made many friends in
the city. His departure from Cairo
Will be regarded as personal loss by
his congregation and friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Student at High School Faints

James HiekcoX a pupil al the Cairo
high school tainted while al school
yesterday morning He was uncon
seious for twenty-seven minutes and
his condition caused good deal OF
alarm to the teachers and students
He was taken home and DR.. W. c
Clarke succeeded in restoring the lad
TO consciousness. He has been eX
remely i'll ever since. Young Hick
cox is employed by the Bulletin com
pany and is a popular tad He is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j F. Hiekcox OF
SIS Twenty.iifth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15

city's board of public works, is in
Cairo ON business.
G. c. Rubenstein left yesterday for
Monroe, La.
William Bishop has returned from
Sikeston, Mo.
c. J. Bradberry returned from St
Louis yesterday
Capt Oscar f Barrett of Cincinnati
is a guest at the Halliday hotel.
Mrs. F. D. Nellls has returned from
visit to friends in GRANVILLE, Ill.,
Mr.. L. W Johnston and son, Hewitt
of Ullin, We're in the city yesterday.
Justice Joseph Steagala is still criti-
cally III at his home at Sixth and Com
mercial avenue
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Pres
byterian church will meet this after
noon at 3 o'clock at the church
Mrs. ". C. Sheppard returned last
night TO her home at Columbia. Tenn.
after yisit with friends in Cairo.
Mrs, F. B. Armstrong, ami children,
accompanied by Mrs. Armstrong;
mother. have returned from visit
with relatives at st. Louis
r. E. Cannon is building a coal of.
flee and putting in street scales on
Commercial avenue. between Four
teenth AMI Fifteenth streets.
Mr.. S. ]. Able Sr., and Mrs. S. ].
Able Jr., and son Philip win return
tonight from Cincinnati, where they
have heen visiting for several weeks.
\ Mrs. Henry Etz Of 225 Nineteenth
street, received the sad news that
the point Of death at his sisters, Mrs.
the poin of death at his sisters. Mrs.
&c. B. Kohler. of Memphis Tenn.
Percy Hall, Of the Postal Telegraph
company lefr last night for Quincy
III, and II Is rnmored that while there
he will lead to the altar one Of Quincy
fairest daughters. Mr. Hail has been
I'm Cairo for the past six months His
many friends will be surprised to
learn OF his rumored engagement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15
IMPROVEMENT HEARING.

Thursday morning September 21st
al o'clock p. M, has been set az
the time for hearing objections 10 the
Ohio street paving proposition. Work
on the vitrliied brick pavement is he.
ing pushed steadily as rapidly as the
law will permit. The setting of the
date for the hearing Of objections
is but one step in the progress of the
work. II Is not likely that anyone will
oppose the Improvement as the prop
erly owners there are more than anx
ious for ii.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15
Weather Conditlons.

The high pressure area central yes
terday morning over Lake Superior
now centers in the upper ST. Lawrence
valley A second high pressure area
centers on the north Pacific coast.
Low pressure areas, or disturbances
Of considerable intensity, center in
North Dakota and southern Arizona.
The temperature has fallen through,
England states, and in the upper Ohio
Valley, and risen in Minnesota, the
Dakotas, and Montana
Since yesterday morning rain has
fallen in middle Texas. Nebraska
northern Colorado. Minnesota, the Da.
kotas, and northwestern Oregon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15
THE CAIRO BULLETIN
Untsrsd at the Cairo Postofice for transmission
through sks msils ~ second-class rates.
CHRONOLOGICAL
Scot. Is In Btstory.

1905 Philip of Austria father OF Charles
", died.
16is-Slr Thomas Overbury died IN the
Tower OF poison. which led to terrible
revelations.
i61b-Lady Arabeila Stuart died IN the
Tower, where she had been imprisoned
six years because of the foolish jeal-
ousy OF her cousin. James T.
fTs-New York city captured by the Brit
ish. Al the beginning OF the war the
British held the harbor and In Au-
gust, i775. the forts at the lower end OF
the city were evacuated. The disas-
trous battle OF Long Island lost the
city TO the patriots.
ABA John Witberspo0n, eminent Presby-
terrain preacher and scholar and Sign
err for New Jersey. died near Prince
ton. N. j.; born IN Scotland l722
1862 Horace Gray. retired Justice OF the
United States supreme court. died Mt
Nahant. Mass born 1898.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15
Lower Courts Decision Sustained

The decision of the circuit court in
the suit OF Thomas Ferguson against
the Andrew Lohr Bottling Co, has
been sustained by the appellate court
AT Mi Vernon The judgment having
been rendered in favor of Mr.. Fergu-
son The plaintiff was represented by
Attorneys Reed Green and w b. Gil
bert Attorneys Lansden and Leek
represented the defendant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15
IN SOCIETY
Observation-Disclosures
Married Ii Paducah.

]. Frank Cooley Of Cairo and Mrs.
Mamie Meaehom, of Mayfield, Ky.
we're married at Paducah yesterday.
Rev. Cheek, of the Episcopal church.
performed The ceremony. They viii
i've in Cairo Mr. Cooley is proprie-
tor Of the Planters hotel bar AMI is
wen known man. Mr. and Mrs.
Cooley arrived home last night and
aaye taken a suite Of rooms at the
Planters hotel
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-15
New sign For Opera House.

A handsome display sign was place
over the the balcony of the Cairo
Opera House yesterday. The sign is
operated by electricity and can be
arranged so as to display the name
II the mex" attraction. The house
electrician changing the lettering from
lime 10 time