The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-18
CA|RO|TES MAKE
A GREAT RECORD
Have Established a Reputation
in the North as Fishermen
TALES OF BIG CATCHES
ARE RECORDED IN ST. LOUIS PA
PER. AND PICTURES OF THREE
NOTED ANGLERS ARE
ALSO PUBLISHED

In yesterdays St Louis Globe
Democrat there appeared a two col
umn half-tone cut of DR.. t, ID. Nor
r,son, Louis A. Rossman and Clint c.
Terrell. of this city. In Nhe center OF
The group is large string of Mus
kellunge. which the party caught on
recent fishing trip in Wisconsin,
Below the cut there was printed
the following article which will be
read with great interest by the many
friends OF Cairo's now famous an
glers:
yellow fever has no terrors for the
good old anglers of Cairo, H.. When
The busy buzzng mosquito tried TO
get a chance to do business at the
mouth OF the Ohio river and plant
few germs of yellow jack among the
citizens OF the thriving little city or
| Cairo. the authorities Went after the
| pest with weapons more deadly than
he carried, hence the saffron scourge
| was driven back, leaving the anglers
| and others able bodied and eager
for the sport that makes life worth liy
ing. even If you do carry a certificate
" health in your jeans.
For these and other reasons many
| good sportsman from the contiu
enee city found his way TO the fin5
fishing waters of the North, where
the MOSQUITOES inject quinine instead
If the germs Of disease Amonl
some of the sporrsmen who annually
20 north for muske" amusement
Charles Feuchter Of the firm OF Ecu
,hter Bros. of Cairo, and three
! friends made record in Wisconsin
With trolling line and casting rods
The picture at the head OF these col
: umns is one of the several that wa
taken BY a post card artist, but tn
! ash were 70 large that II was beyan
the powers of the camera al shoF
\ range to place them and those VII
/. CAPTURED the piscatorial tigers full
n before the world The following a.
! count of the fishing trip was sent
i Mr.. AL Golden by a friend OF all Ia
anglers and himself Il may be az
/ led that the same crowd have excee
i ed In the past the present record,
i Clint Terrell, Louis A Rossman, D
y +. ID. Morrison. and Charles Feacht'
% Ir.. of Cairo I'll spent SIX DAYS
. High lake Wisconsin. sixteen mil'
!. north u Star lake, caught sevente'
nuscalonge. ranging from s to
; pounds. Or T. d. Morrison caug
the II FOUNDER Clint Terrell the
I FOUNDER. the balance Weighing fro
pounds np. caught by he balance
the party Also caught number
/, small ones weighing under nount
= which were thrown back into the laE
s Lake very high on account OF
u dam being closed bein at least Fl
q. feet higher than last year. Caug
!. about four dozen small mouth bla
y bass, the largest weighing four poun
IS down to three-fourths Of pour
y, Also a number of pike at Bould
ed lake. about fifteen miles from 81
I'M lake at which the party spent Q
day Feuchter caught one muscal'
ng &c at this lake weighing II pour
he on a bass hook and had quite u
ng landing him. not being equipped v
ed the implements necessary 10 land IN
WIN monsters or expecting to catch one
this lake. but after well-direc
shot in the head of the muskie
he Dr. Morrison. he was pulled into
ro boat and shipped TO +. D. kend
ey chief clerk for the general mana
ing Of the Mobile and Ohio railroad
st. Louis who is an ardent lover
wo. the sport and was unable to JON
elk. party this year When the party
,y's sed through st. Louis he was
Din. eating muscalonge.
ich On the return Of the party 10 "
by they invited twenty-five OF their IT.
ion. to a muscalonge dinner prepared
mo Mr. Hank Goethe Of Cairo, 70 w
the two largest were sent, ana
oor. party enjoyed an excellent pa
10 muskie dinner, and the guests hii
III, praised the caterer for the excel
vts manner in which he served the SAL