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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
MADE FORMAL TRANSFER
or Tennessee Central to Illinois Cen.
tral and Southern Was Formally
Announced

formal transfer Of the Tennessee
Central Railroad which has been made
by the Directors of that road TO the
Illinois Central and the Southern Rail.
way Companies, in accordance vita
recent arrangements, was formally
authorized, This includes the Nash
Vile Terminal Company which will
be maintained rs a separate corpora
lion. De cenlber Is tho date set for
the formal taking over of the propert.
les. Illinois Central and Southern Off.
Gals, after a joint conference Thurs
day at Nashville announced the follow
ing appointments in connection with
acquisition of the Tennessee Central:
w r. Knox, General Manager Nash.
vile Terminal Company
r. b Pegrom, Assistant General
Freight Agent Southern Railway.
r. W. Brown, Commercial Agent of
the Southern at Nashville
G. H. Sanders, Soliciting Freight
Agent of the Southern at Nashville
Nashville territory of the Southern
is placed under supervision Cf T. G.
Powell. Fifth Vice President, st. Louis.
The headquarters. William Smith,
Assistant General Freight Agent |.
c., changed TO Nashville from Evans
vile.
J. F. Jenkins, City Passenger Agent.
Illinois Central.
j. G. Sehueing, Superintendent Nash
Vile Division Illinois Central
w T.. Knox, VINO becomes General
Manager Of the Terminal Company
was formerly General Freight Agent OF
the Atlantic and West Point and West
eIn Of Alabama.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
COMMITTEES
President Gilbert Selects Standing
and Special Committees Of
Alexander Club.

President Miles Fredk. Gilbert at a
meeting of the governing board of the
Alexander club held last evening ap
pointed the regular standing and spec.
ial committees of the club.
The four standing committees a.
appoint.l by President Gilbert are as
follows:
House Committee.
John S. AlsthCrpe. Phil {. Barclay
AMI Walter r. Voc.
Entertainment Committee.
Phil c. Barclay and Walter Wood
Auditing Committee.
Harry f. Halliday. Edward a Burke
and Hunter Bird.
Library Committee.
Reed Green. Harry l.. Halliday ana
Hunter Bird
In pursuance with the resolution
adopted at a special meeting held
November %. 1905. President Gilbert
announced the following for fho spec
ial committees.
Building Committee
Henry Stafford Candee John 8 Ais
h-rpe Reed Cuen. phil G.. Barclay
ani Charles Cunningham
Constitution and Bylaw.
VIM 8 Dewey. Charles s. Carer,
Alexander Wilson, Charles Feuchfef.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
BRED IN old KENTUCK'
Or, Fields Fast Horse Escapes and
Swims River in Attempt TO
Reach Former Home.

A very valuable 1.ycnr old FLY
sired BY Sir Edwin Arnold. who has
Il record of 200 and brought here
last May from Lakewood, Kentucky,
by DR., ". H, Fields, escaped yesterday
morning from her inclosure at his
residence on upper Washington ave-
nue. through the negligence of the
yardman, when he had been warned by
the doctor 70 keep the gate closed as
the animal was very fond Of water,
and If at liberty would in all probable
ity attempt to return 10 Its former
home, the river proving no barrier,
which prediction was verified as the
horse on seeing the gate ajar, dashed
through TO liberty going at full speed
south on Washington avenue.
II continued across the Big Four
yards and over the Mississippi leyee,
down through the cotton woods ON
what Is known as the Telegraph road
and reaching the shore Of a bayou
which divides the sand bar, il dashed
into the water and swan to the other
side Taking a glance at the oppos-
tie shore and seemingly being able to
tell Kentucky from Missouri, plunged
into the swift and turbulent Missia-
sippi endeavoring to swim 10 the Ken
lucky shore.
Captain John Hacker Of the steamer
Three States, saw The mad attempt of
the animal TO reach its native soil.
ana knowing should IL swim the dis
lance a landing would be impossible,
due TO the steep banks on the Ken
lucky shore, put off from the Three
States in a yawl manned by the deck
hands ana by keeping on the east side
was able TO compel the horse to land
on the Missouri shore at the extreme
point
When once on shore IL dashed into
the woods and disappeared
Later, while the beat was at Wick
life. the horse was sighted through n
pair Of field glasses, making vain
efforts to reach the water in another
attempt to gain the Kentucky side
Owing to the Doggy condition Of the
shore it was forced TO abandon the at
tempt and re-entering the woods has
been seen no more.
The horse is highly priced by DR..
Fields, who is an ardent admirer of
fine animals He has employed two
men 10 search the woods in Missouri
in an effort to capture the lost animal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

The gauge al 4 y. m. yesterday
registered $50 feet. showing de
crease af or in twenty-fonr honra
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
ELATED OVER SUCCESS
Louisville Delegates to o. V. /. a
Convention at Cairo Enthused
Over Treatment.

The Louisville CmrierJournal Of
Thursday in referring TO the recent
convention of the Ohio Valley I'm.
proyement association, says;
wv {. Williams. w s. MONTE and J.
G. Schildt, the Louisville representa-
lives TO the Oh o Valley Improvement
association convention which was held
10 Cairo. ILL.,, last week, returned 10
Louisville yesterday. after almost a
week spenT in the lower portion of the
Ohio valley Mr.. Williams has drawn
np report OF the convention which he
viii present to the Commercial club
and the, organization of y ttsburg coal
men. whom he represented. As rep
rosenrntiye of the Commercial club,
Mr. Williams was accorded special EN-.
ter.anment. and lie returned much
olated over the consideration given
Lousvilc's commercial standing.
in his reports to the bodies he rep
resented Mr.. Williams win say that
The convent on was one of the most
successful ever held More than 300
ttlli t-1'H tdtiNA 20 VI VIZ lhlAitntf7 anu
business allied with ne river interests
attended the me Going which lasted
two days Reports OF all officials wore
highly satisfactory THAT of the treas
urcr showed q surplus of more than
$2S. 0l0 "a treasury for the uses of
the association in the work it has set
out to do.
Mr. W liams was elected one OF
the vice presidents of the association,
ana made n member of the committee
on resolutions. The convention was
entertained in a highly creditabe man.
ner, all of the meetings being held in
The Cairo opera house. and special en-.
,ertairments being provided for the
guests The next meeting place was
fixed for Portsmouth. o.. although the
date was not set. This oh eff work Of
the members Of the association in the
future viii be toward prep
for the National Waterways
convention, 10 be held in Washington
ihsl pror 10 the organization Of the
next congress"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
CARVED HER HUSBAND
Negroes Claimed Spouse Had Been
Too Attentive TO Another
ousky oamsel.

Mary Esslcr alias Mary Rabbit. a
negress is IN the city jail. for cutting
her husband. Sam Essler. under the
left arm shortly before . O'Clock yes
ierday afternoon The affair occurred
on Ohio near Eighth Ereet.
Mary claims that her husband had
been too attentive TO another negro
woman She met him near Eighth
street where she accused him OF hav-
ing been with her rival
Not satisfied with his explanation
and con ending she saw him in Dick
raylor's saloon. she made a slash ar
him with a knife Sam attempted
10 get away but she stabbed him in
the left breast beneath the left arm
as he turned to run
a. police headquarters DIR. w II
r elds attended the injured mans
wound. necessitaiing eight stitches
Mar- and her spouse reside in Wild
Car Chmle and are apparently peace
able negroes. So far they have mt
i,een ia tho 81 -fches 81 the law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
Monteflore conarnaatIon.

Synagogue, second moor OF No Il0o
Commercial avenue. Sunday, Novem
Der &C. Sunday school, $50 p. m /,
evening service, Z 30 p. IN BY request
Of the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations ad the Central Con.
ference Of RABBITS the ESQ anniversary
OF the settlement of Jews in the
United States will be celebrated. An
appropriate Discourse will be delivered
by Rabbi B. Saller, and the Juvenile
choir viii render several special Sc
lections. Everyone Is welcome to at
tend the synagogue services, An ex
ception had 10 be made at the dedica
ton, as Their might have been some
danger from overerowding, the mum
Der Of extra chairs allowing only one
narrow aisle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Illinois Central of the st. Louis diyis,-
ion, while crossing the track at
Mounds yards about O'Clock this
morning en- route TO his caboose. was
struck by a switch engine, having
h-s right leg severed above the knes
and his left foot above the ankle, be
sides being otherwise bruised.
Mi KelleF's home is in East ST.
Louis. where his mother and sister re-.
side, he also has a sister in Spring.
led, Ill He has been working for the
Illinois Central railroad about two
years,
He was brought to Cairo en- &c.
Train No. FOB ana taken TO ST. Mary j
iniirmary His condition in critical
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
Sure Of Re-appointement.

s. b. Miller's four year term as post
master al Cairo expires some time
next month. At present no one as
piring 10 succeed Mr.. Miller has ap.
peared, although doubtless there are
many who would Ike to have the job,
but dare mol for fear Of defeat. make
contest. Consequently Mr. Miller Is
certain Of reappointment having the
support of Congressman Geo W
Smith.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Ere station No . was The recipients
Yesterday Of 4 pair OF new brides,
elegantly finished with brass mount
ings with the number of the station
stamped across the front of the bride
This was a Christmas gift from Will
liam Ohler, wagon and harness maker
OF lower Commercial avenue. Mr.. Oh
Ter Is rewarding the hoys for their
valiant work during the past year
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

An Initial trip was made yesterday
on No for the larger class of loco
motives now 70 be used by the Mobile
and Ohio railroad in their passenger
They will be in the ninety
class and equal to the 200 class eli.
ginns IN use on the Illinois Central A
OF those engines are in the
Mobile and Ohio shops at Murphya-
boro and Whistler, Ala. being ad-
iuated for speed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
Calvary Baptist Church.

Rev. $. r. Mahoney's subject this
morning at II a; m. viii be Gods
Riches" Tbs evening at 1880 The
Temperance Question From Three
Fold Standpoint" Strangers always
welcome. Corner of Sixteenth and Pop
lar streets.
Rev tahoney will give another OF
Social Talk Thanksgiving night at
z 30 p. m Subject MY Trip TO Scot
land"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
WelI KNOWN IN calro.

William T. Wood died at his home
IN Bloomington Friday as the result
Of injuries received some months ago
at the hands Of a peddler who called
at his home. The deceased Is wen
known in this city. owing to the
frequent visits made 10 his sister. the
late Mrs Harriet Williamson, wife Of
the late Captain G. d. Williamson
The decedent is survived by a son.
Robert WOOD. a carroonist OF note
employed nv ST. Louis papers Mr.
Wood was 20 years Of age.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
aMlnca Pie Iime. .

In thousands OF homes the Annual
Thanksgiving feast Is not considered
complete without a NONE SUCH Mine
Pie a modern Kitchen convenience
and wholesome pure food dainty.
practical housewives are not slow 20
recognize, The 2pic Toe packages on
NONE SUCH Mince Meat sold by all
srocers save the housewife the the
pairing, coring. seeding. stewing (both
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
Funeral Notice.

MuELLE R-Mrs. Loru e. Mueller
died Friday November gath, 1905.
Beloved wife Of Joseph r. Mueller
Funeral services will be held from
the family residence. NO. 4l0 Wash.
ington avenue, Sunday afternoon at
las =. M Special train viii leave
foot OF Eight streei at PAS p. m.
Friends Of the family are invited to
attend
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
IN SOCIETY
asssssGssssssys8gsssssssgs
House Party at Charleston.

Miss Archie Crenshaw Of Charleston,
who is entertaining a house party,
win have as her guests the following
Cairoices: Misses Pauline Wander
burgh and Marie HALEY; Messrs. Leo
Kleb. Jesse Gross and Henry Gilhofer
Mr. and Mrs c. Fredk Galigher viii
also accompany them
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
Obtgined ouioj Results,

Saturday morning The Bulletin pub.
| shed: For Rent Sixroom house
modern improvements. Can at 1l0G
Washington avenue" The house is
rented The advertisement appeared
one time and cost the advertiser IS
cent? Save time, trouble and expense
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Orpheum Scenery Arrlve.,

The scenery and curtain for the Or
pheum theatre arrived yesterday and
viii be placed in position today The
chairs have not arrived but ordinary
chairs Lave boon scared in Cairo,
which VIII be used until the others
arrive The Orpheum will open Mon
day afternoon for the initial perform,
anpp
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

The morning sermon win be along the
line OF right living and following a
wise leader The evening sermon will
be a discussion of that master stone
which shall smite every image and
overthrow every wicked kingdom A
cordial welcome l. extended to all to
worship with us.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
lle Left Meman eehind.

Detective J. f. Moore. of Paducah,
came to Cairo yesterday after Martha
hurry. a negress. wanted a. Paducah
for grand larceny She demanded
requisition papers before she would
return. necessltating Mr. Moora's re
turn home without the woman
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

real and mentalD, which our gand-
mothers could not avoid; and Mince
Pies made Of NONE SUCH always are
honcred by many requests for lust
one more piece z
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
people COMPLAIN.

People living in the lower portion
of the city complain of dreadful
odor every line The wind bloys from
the westerly or southwesterly dirac-
lion The canse is evidently just out.
side the Mississippi levee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
Arrested Burglar.

John Marywcaiher a negro was ar
rested last night charged with having
burglarized a grocery store in Future
City. about p. m Omicers Bradley
and Wade making the arrest. Mary
weather was placed in jail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
Married Yesterday.

Arthur Clay, aged q. and Miss
I-ydyer Reed, age is, were united in
marriage yesterday at the court house
by Judge Dewey Both parties live at
Wickliffe
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
THE WEATHER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Maximum temperature G2 degrees
Minimum temperature ..il degrees
Temperature at p. m. IS degrees
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
Rushing the Work.

Brick masons are now engaged In
rushing the work on the walls of the
MarX-penison building at Fifth and
Commercial, and the addition to Feuch.
ter Bros. building on Sixth and Ohio
streets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Jr. Jos. W. Wenger. T. c. Clendenen.
Samuel Halliday. Henry Gllhofer, Ell
ward C. Pink and " p. ThistlewOod
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
Twentyfour chattel MORTGAGE.

Twenty-four chattel mortgages were
office yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
CHURCH SERVICES
cairo eantist church.

Services today ar ~ a M ard 7:30
p 70. At the morning service DR.. Por-
tcr. the pastor. vi preach on The
subject Who Is tAY Lezderg and at
Tie evening service the subject viii be
The stone Which snote the Image
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
For Illinois.

Partly cloudy, with probably light
showers Sunday in north portion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

DR. w. f. Grinstead made a trip TO
Paducah Friday on professional bust.
less.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
Tested Hydranis.

Alderman w NJ. Magner and Assist
ants insperted aud te-ted the fire
hpdranIs FIR day
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
Today's Forecast.

Cairo and vicinity Sunday, incfeas
ing eloudiness becoming unsettled by
Sunday night
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Walter Pouis. Jr., who has been
hunting near Pulaski. reports an
abundance of game
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
PURELY PERSONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

s. H. Yates was down from Beech
Ridge yesterday on business
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. r. II Spann have re-
turned from a visit with relatives at
anna
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

William N. Lightner was down from
Mcclure yesterday on business
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Mrs. Fannie Jackson Of Carbonate,
IS the guest of her sister Mrs wal
ter Warder, for few days
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Partly cloudy Sunday except pos
siby showers and cooler in east por-
ton
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

party consisting of Alderman
Fuller, Chief Egan DIR. McManus and
r. r.. Cannon left This morning for
Nation, H. whore they will attend
the institution Of Il new lodge Of the
Knights Of Columbus.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Richard Blease, was In the city yes
terday securing laborers for the II. W.
Gales Lumber Company of Yellowpine,
Miss
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

fiumor a Prime Requisite.
He WIS lacks humor. be his powers
What tLey nay. has only ksIi mind.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

George Hopkins, steward at A. Bot
to's. leaves for Sc Louis today to
spend few days
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Engineer Cundiff, jackson division
Of the Mobile ana Ohio. will relieve En-
g neer Benson who is laying OFF for a
few days
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

James Hoffman of 70i Center street,
left for Dongola yesterday He will
return Monday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Miss Mable Lancaster is 30 tle ciiy
visiting her parents. Mr. aHd ars
Charles Lancaster. Of 215 Twenty
eighth street. Miss Lancaster IS il
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
Washington Bulletin

Washington. Nov 25--Fair Sunday
aud Monday. fresh west Winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

j. Solomon the popular clothler,
iefi this morning for St Louis oh
bus ness
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
atruetor of drawing at Webster Groves,

], l.. ONeal Of 43O Thirty fourth
street, left yesterday afternoon for st
Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Conductor ]. Zimmerman, St Louis
division of the Illinois Central. Is en-.
joying few days on a hunting trip
in Kentucky II is alleged he has talk
on his train box with him 10 hold the
game
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26
For Kentucky.
For Tennessee.

Partly cloudy Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Tate Abel has returned from the
Kentucky woof1 whore he has been n
member of a hunting party
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Mrs. c. II. Armstrong. wife Of Rev
G. II. Armstrong Of Emmanuel Luth-
pran church is expected TO return Wed
nesday from Hanford. Cal after a
two months visit will friend
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

ldlt ADtll mas ltiNil'h iiohi Ni'
kentucky woofI where he has been
member of a hunting party
Reports from the bedside of Adolpa
Swoboda are that the patient is rest
ing quiet and is much improved
Miss Laura Nleis of Waterloo. Iowa.
Is the guest az her brother. O. Weis
and family Of Park Place West
The gauge al I y. m. yesterday
registered l50 feet. showing a de
crease at or in twenty-fonr houra
Miss Ora Carver of Rockford. H.
The guest of Mi Sos Leila aud Maud
Tasting, of 3Ol5 Washington avenue.
Hon. Miles Fredk Gilbert returned /
yesterday from Springfield. who're he
has been several days attending i'm
poTant legal matters.
=. d. Nash Of Jacksonville. Fla.
formerly local manager for the Postal
Telegraph company. Is in the city
visiting friends for several DAYS.
Or. J. r. Strong was callel 10 Beech.
wood yesterday. so attend Mrs. 3.
NJ. CURL. who is very ill., Mrs Guiri
was formerly a resident of Cairo.
". and Mrs II. G I.entz Of G24 West
Fifteenth street leave today for iheir
farm on their annual hunting trip Z
They will be accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs Douglas Halliday.
Mrs. c. II. Armstrong. wife Of Rev.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Reports from the bedside of Adolp-
Swoboda are that the patient is rest
ing quiet and is much improved
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

Or. j. r. Strong was calleI 10 Beech.
wood yesterday. so attend Mrs B.
NJ. CURL. who is very Ill., Mrs Guiu
was formerly a resident Of Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-26

F. u. Nash Of jacksonville. Fla.
formerly local manager for the Postal
Telegraph company. Is in the city
visiting friends for several DAYS
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Jury Drawing.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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PAn19u or dRAkt
Jury drawing for December term Of the 18th
Know Ill msn By thess preseuts. That par.u-
ant tn an order isaued out Of the Hon. 18th Ju:
dicial Dietrict Co1rt Of the Parish q giant snd
November. A. D. le06. We. the undersigned nem,
beTs of the jury Commisei0u, In and TOR sssd
parieh and State. duly and legally appointed ana
Gest =. sSs b.ses :d ps
rs, and in ths pssssnss q hsssrs. Ch.s. 3. q.
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S ss as.f LOSss". ssd E.c 6S jss Co.mis
sioner for aid parish. legally Quahned and
sworn, we procsedsd in accordanee With nw'
and especially Act No - Of the Aess Ct f 4 Gs en-
18Th. iSos, after beins By ssid Clerk farnished
with ! iiss of the 6fsnd snd Petit jurors. Who
have served SINCE the last driving and revising
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or have died or removed from the pari!h. o. BE-
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On therefrom, of good and compefent men rom
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Grant. and State Of Louisiana And immediate.
after completing eaid venire list. ne, the jar
Commissiones selected shsresrom ne name ~, =
scribed 81 section / Of said Act No. iss. Of 1874
the came being taken from the different portions
Of the parish - far - practi.ble who shaii q
of six months after TIE Grand yesy i eI,penel
led and until succeeding Grand Jury shall hav,
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"fnstead," he says. I'VE concluded to try
Electric B,ttere. NY wife was then 81
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her. After taking Electric Bitters. she
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by Crescent drug store, price Soc.