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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

Il used To be the custom to flush
The water mains ef this city regularly
Gnee a month, but since the long ;ie
reelection Of tie Water Company on tae
pressure question, 1t has been suggest
u I'll thar there Is also a POSSIBILITY
3of negligence On the part iii the com
pany al 10 FLUSHING. The other
night dur ng the fire On Twenty thir,f
street. VIII ch destroyed three houses.
II Is stated by eye witnesses that the
ilremen LOST several minutes in re-
moving the cap from plug Ia adjust
hoe and that finally .after getting one
can off two ~rc1caes were broken IN
an effort 10 turn on the wafer. but
WITHOUT SUCCESS, ard as a conae-
quence the fremen we're forced to-
fight the flames with THREE streams
1t tne from Of the buildings On Twen-
tythird street, when, II the plug On
Twentyfourih could have been used
they would hava had FIVE stream
i've from the rearand possibly have
SAVED the buildings, all Of wh.ca
were DESTROYED. This very pert
nent question arises. how many fire
plugs IN the city are AVAILABLE for
use and how many are NOT?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

Caleb Powers, Ihsice tried and CON
victed in the courts Of Kentucky for
compile ~ in the murder Of William
Goebel. nas succeeded in getting his
case in the United States court and
will now exhaust the tribunals OF the
federal government in an effort TO es-
cape punishment The federal courts.
no more t1an the state courts. can
save the guilty from punishment and
do Justice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
DEATH or MRS. SCHNEIDER
NEAR WILLARD YESTERDAY

alrs Anna SCHNEIDER ~ willard, died
at thc home ~ her aoni Mr Wiliianf
8ergfclt near thaf place as 3 o'clock
iasl night after an iIlness Of only
fa@ days She bas been u1ering from
heart trouble which WAS the cauae q
her death, however. for several Years.
Beside hcr son she was survived by
h daughter Mrs NJ. G Malausk5 of
ihis city Tho deceaeod was G5 years
ON. tFhe funeral wlll VA heId AZ st
Joseph'g church III this ely on Mondav
morning about o'clock special
train VIII convey the funeral party to
| villa Ridge Monday whcra the inter.
! ment will 30 held
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
CIRCULATION sTArgMENr

Average daily and Sunday circu
ration for one year, ending De-
csmber 81 1904 ..............1e 1915
Average daily and Sunday clrcu-
lation for month of January,
1905 .....-.......... 2o45
Average daily and Sunday circu-
iation for February. 1905 $3.50. .2o34
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for March. 1905 ....... zoos
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for April, 1906 .222o
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for May, 1905. ......,. .2i72
Average daily and Sunday circa-
Iation for June, 1905 ,-.......-.2 256
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

1t would be one The greatest
blessings that ever happened TO Cairo
if some way coald be devised by which
Fifth Street could be cleaned ont from
one end 10 the olhe- That street is
a disgrace ana ougat net TO De t2ier-
ated n civilizst community Talk
ing about a cleaner city here's work
fer the city adninfstratoa to make q
showing On.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

Sarah Kunar Ghosh, the East III
dian author H expected ID come TT
fhis country neSt eason on 4 lecture
tour.
Harold A. Miller and r. Garfield Cif-
ford have hing ont their single IN
Newark. N. j. The initials make II
A. NJ. ana Z. G. q.
The emperor Of Abyysiuia bas deco.
rated tna German emperor with I'LL
star III EtnioDia ana has sent him i
numbe. ., presents
Kna Alfonso Of Spaip has heeore
Brave since his episode n paris with
the bamb throwers
Iaars poar,ouaz . ,gax,aan ,nh.t;.
ant ~ NJ pasn .',set Mum al,,,,,ss.,,
81 yoare oIa MI baa nat.as ~nr,.ea Z.
sins3,. ~ ~ l. I'LL ,isa 8 :
rrf hlrroa a,y,., r,t,,,oo noan,s
vba s.aa rh.,sa. u IN I'M. .raa-s,,.
sraataa rnai,. ar r.,ra,,s,a atat,.,,'. 4.
\ nattya nF patr,.t Num-
| Niss ua,en xalier,a f.oct i ho,ns
trane,atod ina doyon ,a,,..,o.. 4,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
Families supntled.

Auntie (tc her young nieca) Guess
what know, Mary there's little
baby brother upstairs! He came this
morning when you were asieop.
Mary-Did he? Then ! know who
brought hint was the milkman.
Auntlc- What do you mean. Mary?
Mary--Why ! looked at the sign on
his cart Yesterday, and 1t said "fami-
lies supplied daily"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

n u 10 q helpful public spirit which
finds expression IN saying a good word
lor ones home city or town when one
gees out among strangers. This kind
.of advertisement shpws that the ciii-
Szcns areScnterprising as well as patri-
Attlc. and Y makes good impression
sia outsiders Many q capitalist and
stlt II rabla homc1ceker has been attract
|ad ~ 4 town hy the loyalty Ct IT'S peo
nlc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

With lot more new sidewalks,
wa erworks, another railroad Or three,
a new industry employing a hundred
mon and great many mere good
things aside from the big bridge and
the balance In the 1. ty treasury. Theb-
81 will BIZ getting all stuck TIP" pres
Ky soon. Tie county seat Is still
twenty-six miles away but were rap
idly growing in that direction and
hope to meet It at North Cairo at an
early dare Thcbes Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

Ths excursion business On ,he Ohio
AM Missi ippi is aail to be be.tef
isis year than fer many wears before.
nos only for the excursions steamers
proper but for the big packets as we'll
A river excursion is one Of the mos.
del ghlfui outings ORG can take, and il
is strange that more people in this sec.
tion 40 not take advantage Of their op.
ffluuitics.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
VALUE OF THE APPLE.

The people ~ the United States are
On apple-catinG nation AZ n evidenced
law M figures SOM OAK from Washing
ION. The apple has ever been 4 ycsy
nopulas fruit and Of al orcaard trees
IN the United Stases So per cent are
apple trees There ufc now over 900.
100000 fruit bearing apple trrocs, pro-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
June, feo5.

The above Is a correct statement Of
tho Ca 70 TMilet n, daily and Sunday,
for the year 1908. and FIR the first sis
months of THE year 1895.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this first day OF Jaly, 1905.
t. l.. GILBERT
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

The ind eations are that there IS
gsing 70 be merry doins in tAe G.
%. ranks Of Illinois in the pending
scna-oFial fight between Uncle shalhg
.t'n'lon aad LITTLE Riehatd Yates II
iaa't otr ilghs ana Nc don't care how
men ha Z Is pulled
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

b. w. Vincent the new real estate
agent IL giving IN excellent demon
ssration of The value Of printers ink
and now to use II Hchas had remark
able success since no opened his office
only ono wcvk ago, and he attributes
il all to his unstintea use Of the BulIe-
tins advertising columns There is q
furtune III advertising for every man
who conducts public business who
knswp how M WE printers ink an'l
\ Win NM enough Of NM
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
$1,000 REWARD.

THE BULLETIN COMPANY
WILL PAY : REWARD or
TEN DOLLARS FOR THE
ARREST AND CONVICTION
OF ANY SON FOR
STEALING THE BULLETIN
FROM TIE PREMISES OF
SUBSCRIBERS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

The Bulletin IS glad 10 note the re
stoFation to health e It's veteran
Mound Ciiy correspondent, Judge
Taines r Council. alter a very severe
ilineas. He can grind Ont more news
from Mound City III Gay than any
two men n the place III a week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
Maehlnaton nnIlotIn.

Wa hlnetn. judy & Following s
tha weather forecast for illinois fcf
tha ne1 2t hours
Shower ana thanderstorms SUNDAY
Cooler u aoqth u hday fair anl
warm r, Ngat variable winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
Not Everybody.

Nsrtiy saouid think AstorfalIar
would get discouraged
Butts Wny 500
Nordy Everyhody's ahusine him
Pntts-Not On your lie. lie gets
:nefe than 600 letter Gay from pro-
Hle willing to accept his coin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

WomaR Maglstrate--What IS the
next case2 Plain drunk. isn't ii?
Woman Police Ofdeer-W by-ah--
ne. your honor On The contrary. he
IS decidedly good looking.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
SEEARS AND PASTE.


Teacher am gling 70 SEM -
your mother. Johnny and show her
what shocking composition you
brought In today
Johnny tiG ahead an seAl fer ner
"a don't care Ma mudder wrote I'll,
any way"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

The Hon. Shelby Cuilom has post
poned bis invasion OF the South until
ne iss thai bis col.taission will nor
be taken away fram him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
a oo!, q Mlsaom.

Riches don't make one happy.
That il no idle joke;
But listen q this, my cbappic
Neither d0ss Icing broke.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

The bonds OF poverty ne cut;
His fortune hourly grew
He got a million dollars. But
He got dyspepsia too.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

DShonldn't think ycGd ike being
coopcd up IN cage like that" rel
marked the friend Of the paying tell
CT,
10, ] don't mind was the reply.
ITS good training for the future
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
It Atoned For Much.

III aont see how Riikins can stand
thai vii If his shes ugly, illnatnr.
"a and hes his fourth attempt any
Sow.
That's just He's been married
fouF times but thia Is the first time
he's struck . reas good cook
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
IL -.

A juror toilcd with stern intent
TO chars truss Njth crime.
Tho tru has never lost q cent
The Juror lost his time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

The ssui.etln u On safe ~ she fol
soMlr1 places.
coieman's, 1fs eighth street.
fssilsdsy Hcuss neWs stand.
walkers, 10 slxsh ssrass
Union News Co. un,on depot.
Eluc Front Restaurant
Wilhelm Il Fsrrinan, Paducah, KY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

After all the attack on the bloody
way in which the Fourth Of July is
celebrated, we doubt ii the list Of
killed and wounded Will aggregate
more than 1900 or 5000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

Visitor Reporter-There's nothing
IKE the spit BAN to kill a pitchers
arm
Transcript Reporter Beg pardon,
but here in Boston we speak of Il az
til saliva sphere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

The Hon. Champ Clark says Mis-
souri, and every other STATE ID the an.
len are running over vita corruption.
The Hon. Champ has lived III M asour
COR forty years and has just discovered.
th S fact
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

Former Interstate Commerce Com
miss oner Yeomars sass Inc RAILROADS
arc back Al n plan 10 dish the govern.
meHt and prey nt the canal's compile
ton President Roosevelt. however.
viii probably be at the "dl hing"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
Regarding Fish.

"Of course there may &c as good
FISH in The sea Is eyer were ciuglt
Well
Bit, not as good as some people
say SIT away from them
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

Then the friend looked queer. and
The paving teller turned red and dis
appeared bshind The ledger
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

After telling and te2cbing H. world
IoN 70 attain great strength and Ell
eellenr health, the ance great sanaow
lying & physical wreck hi n Western
city The Young giant first beeane a
moral wreck and circumstances did
.ila rest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09
Bishop rot sr's aaloan and beer car

Bishop postsr's saloon and beer gar
den Is ioarishins The Bialls . cug3it
n ~ uaay and create al opera
around that beautiful sone. Dow
Whore she Budweiser Flows. rar hs
oa "A aaang ~ iiat,,,t Il w9ul3
ns.l.a q nit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-09

prssldsnt Roosevslt n ght have
|ssstshsd ths United states oyer vim IN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-03
BASEBALL CATCHER
 STABS COMPANION
FIRST EASTMAN OF MILWAUKEE TEAM IS PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED-BoTH MEN SAID TO BE INTOXICATED.

Des Moines, Ia., October 2.-Charles Dex- ter, catcher of the Des Moines Western League ball team, while intoxicated this evening, stabbed and probably fatally wounded First Baseman Fl. H. Bateman of the Milwaukee American association team, which has been playing series of exhibition games here.
 Dexter, Bateman and several other play CTS of Des Moines and Milwaukee teams, were making the rounds of the city in a cab. They drank heavily and when the trip ended Dexter and Bateman quarreled over paying for the cab. Bateman called Dexter a vile name. whereupon Dexter drew knife and slashed Bateman across the breast, the blade cutting into the lung. Dexter continued to threaten other of his associates until he was arrested
 Dexter is widely known as ball player and was one of the youngest players to enter the National League, being signed with Baltimore at the age of 16. After several years with Baltimore he went to Louisville as manager, late on he started in with St. Joseph in the Vest ern League, but resigned and came to Des Moines Bateman lives at Melissa, Tex. He and Dexter were long-tima friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-03
PROPHET DOW|E
 ENTERS MEXICO Claims He is Not Stricken With
 Paralysis PLANS FOR ZION COLONY Will Operate Their Own Steamship Lines From Mexican Coast to
 New York and
 Europe.
PLANS FOR ZION COLONY

Fl Paso, Tex, October 2-John Alex ander Dowie, self-styled prophet of the Lord and head of the Christian Catholic Apostolic church, of his own foundation. left here today enroute to his Zion para disc plantation, formerly the Gonzales ranch. near Tampico. Dowie has been confined to his car since his arrival and has not been seen by a soul
 While admitting that the general over seer is not very we'll" the members of his staff deny that he has been stricken with paralysis.
 General Manager John A. Lewis stren- uously denies that his chief has been stricken with paralysis. In a signed state ment he said: God has sent a leader who
 has been found equal to every emergency, and he will build aip a great country for God. We have rail connection to the Port of Tampico and Zion Port, a town to be established on the Tamesin river where our shipping will be done.
 We will operate our own steamship lines to New York and Europe and it is our plan for. the organization to market all its own products as Zion products so that they may be known the world over for their worth We will market all the stuff raised and charge the planters a small commission for handling the pro- ducts. We will have expert instructors to supervise the planting until our people acquire accurate knowledge of how to grow the various articles The first thing to be done is the erection of tabernaces for worship, then we will build schools and then other houses as they are needed. The general overseer promises to spend
 half his time with the people of Mex leo. We will build and conduct manual labor schools, universities, etc. The low est temperature Is 50 and the highest 90 degrees. Satisfactory arrangements have been made with the Mexican government
 for shipping In all our effects free of duty Every ruler in Mexico has confi- dence in the general overseer and our
 work. We extolerate the first Zion city early next year,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-03
DISCUSS MEANS TO
 FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
International Congress Opens In Paris, With Americans Taking
 Prominent Part.

Paris, October 2.-The International Tuberculosis Congress was opened today at the Grand Palace in the presence of President Loubet, the cabinet ministers and the ambassadors. Over $500 delegates were present The American official dele- gation consists of Dr. Henry Darton Jacobs of Baltimore, Md. Dr. s. A. Knopf of New York, Dr. Lawrence F. Flick of Philadelphia and Medical Inspector Henry D. Beyer, who represents the United States navy. Many other Americans rep- resenting societies including pr. Arnold c. Klebs of Chicago, pr. John s. bowman of Cleveland. O.. Prof. William Offer, re- guis professor of medicine at Oxford, and pr. A. J. Mangin and pr. Rupert Norton of Paris were present.
 The opening address was delivered by Dr. Herald of the French academy of medicine. who was chosen president of the congress.
 The report of Dr. Letulle the secretary, said that thirty-three nations, represent ing the entire civilized globe. had united to consider the most effective means of combating the worst human malady.
 Dr, Henry G. Beyer made the prelimi- nary report in behalf of the American delegates.
 President Loubet visited the corridors of the Grand Palace where were erected models of hospitals and typical sanitary and unsanitary dwellings. Models of the most recent devices for treating tuber- culosis were also exhibited. The congress will continue five days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-03
PAT GROVE AGAIN
 TAKEN IN TOW Authorities Land the Famous Kidnapper in Butte FRIEND GIVES HIM AWAY Says He Is Ashamed to Have Been Caught In So Small and Unim-
 portant a Town as
 Butte.

Butte, Mont, October 2.-Pat Grove. wanted by the Omaha police for the kid naping of the son of Millionaire Packer Edward Cudahy in 1y0O was arrested in this city tonight Groves Identification has been made complete through photo- graphs sent to the authorities by the Omaha authorities. Grove acknowl- edged he was the fugitive. becoming alarmed when he feared the authorities were going to shoot him. Captain of Police W. F. McGrath and Detective Mo- Inerny made the arrest. placing the mug zles of their revoIvers against his stom- ach as he emerged from a saloon in the tenderloin section of the city.
 Grove declared he would return to Omaha without requisition papers. He cursed bitterly at his arrest, expressing chagrin at his apprehension In a town the size of Butte, whereas, he said, he had travelled the world over and evaded capture In all the large cities.
 Grove has two brothers in Montana, one living in Butte and the other at Great Falls
 A friend of Crowe's informed the local police of Crowe's presence In the city. and his arrest followed after photographs of the fugitive had been secured from Omaha
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-03
IMPORTANT CLUE IN
 SUIT CASE MYSTERY
Photograph Has Been Secured Of Man Who Purchased the Suit
 Case.

Boston, Mass, October 2.-An impor- tant clue to the solution of the Winthrop dress suit case mystery developed to- night. The officers believe they have learned the name of the man who bough~ the two dress suit cases at the South End pawnshop, and they have secured d photograph of the suspect. It Is possible, they say, that an arrest will be made to- morrow. The police do not care to make known the mans name at this time, but they say he is the manager of an office of A Fremont street doctor who Is of doubtful reputation and whose place of business has for some time been under the surveillance of the authorities. The photograph of the physician's office man has been shown to two pawnbrokers and to Timothy Howard, cabman, and all have identified the photograph as that of the man for whom the police have been searching.
 Roth Pawnbrokers Berkin and Reuben are positive in their declaration that the man visited their places two or three days before the finding of the torso in the Winthrop bay and purchased the dress suit cases, one of which contained the dismembered body.
 The police have not been able to locate the suspect, as he has been missing for the past few days.
 William A. Hayns and Samuel R. Wind field, the two men held by the police over night in connection with the case, were released today, there being no evidence to connect them with the case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-03
COURT OFFICER IS DRAGGED BY MOB Colorado Judge Forced to Re-
 scind Ruling TRIED TO LEAVE THE CITY Boarded Engine and the Engineer Re- fused to Get Him Out of Town.
 Crowd Soon Surrounded
 the Cab.
TRIED TO LEAVE THE CITY

Denver, Colo. October 2.-The spectacle of a member of the judiciary being dragged about by mob and forced to rescind an official order, ended a day of turmoil at Brighton, Colo the county seat of Adams county. adjoining the city limits of Denver A. P. Guthiel, county judge, hauled the mayor, marshal and members of the town board before him this morn ing and lectured them for their alleged failure to enforce an ordinance agaiixt gambling and Sunday liquor selling Fol- lowing this he ordered the sheriff and marshal to gather the slot machines In the town of Keyston, and when they reached that city they only found one. and Judge Guthiel deputzed two men to arrest the proprletors for contempt
 In the meantime both the sheriff and the marshal disappeared. The report of the judge's action concerning the two peace officers spread through the town and caused much excitement. Citizens began to gather on the streets and fearing for his personal safety Judge Guthiel board ed a Union Pacific freight engine as 1t was pulling a train slowly through the town. He demanded that the engineer uncouple the engine from the train and run to this city with him. The latter re- fused to obey the demand and while they were discussing the matter mob gath cred around the engine and Judge Guthiel was dragged from the cab
 He was told that he must rescind his or der of arrest against the sheriff and marshal, and upon being assured that he had already done so. the judge was re- leased by the mob and allowed to pro- ceed to this city on passenger train later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-03
NEGRO WANTS DAMAGES.
Convict Alleges He Has Been Falsely
 Imprisoned.

Macon, Ga, October 2.-Wiley Tan ner, prisoner in large convict camp operateu by J. s. Betts & Co.,. lumber manufacturers, at Ashburn, Ga, filed sult in the federal court here today for the recovery of $10,000 as damages on alleged false Imprisonment and servi- tude and on account of the alleged loss of leg while in the service of the company.
 Tanner charges that the mills oper- ated an illegal chaingang, as shown by the report of the prison commission. lie further charges that he was held in penal servitude, contrary to the laws of the country, and appeals to the fed eral court on the ground that the four teenth amendment to the constitution has been violated in thus operating the camp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-03
HIGH HONOR MAY BE
 CONFERRED ON WITTE
Nomination of the New Count for Chancellor May Be Expected
 Within Next Month.

St. Petersburg, October 2.--rhe position of chief of the new rnini sterial cabinet, the creation of winch is called for by the institution of the imperial douma with the right of interpolation was offered to Count Witte Friday last by the Emperor, according to current understanding.
 Count Witte today declined to confirm the report but 1t is known that at the Emperor's request he has abandoned his place abroad In order to assist In the elaboration of the project for a cabinet, and an official who is very close to Count Witte said that his nomination as chan cellor might be expected within month, simultaneous with the promulgation of the project on which the slosky commission will resume work as soon as Count Witte returns from few days trip In the prov inees.
 The Emperor, 1t Is said In court circles, recognizes fully the great services rem dered by Count Witte and entertains the friendiest sentiment towards him.
 The count appears to be highly satis- fled with the warmth of the imperial well como and the title conferred upon him and the relations between the Emperor and his distinguished subject are on a far closer and more intimate footing than before the statesmans selection as peace plenipotentiary.
 Count Witte occupies commanding po- stion in Russia. The attitude of the offi- cial world Is manifested by the long lines of equippages seen in front of his residence yesterday and today belonging to officials who called to pay their re- spects to the second man in the empire while the tone of the press and the ex- pressions of the general public with re- gards to him are almost universally com mandatory
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-03
Limit Speed of Automobiles.

Atlanta. October 2.-(Special. )-Recorder Broyles and several police officials made some tests of automobile speed yesterday with a view to deciding what s~aould be done in the matter of speed. The recorder today expressed an opinion that the speed limit should not be changed. It Is six miles an hour within the fire limits and fifteen miles in other parts of the city. The recorder thinks there should be more stringent regulations with regard to carelessness. The city council is go- ing to take hold of the matter, and 1t is believed provision will be made looking to revoking the license of careless chauf- fetirs.