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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
FIGHT OF HIS LIFE.
Ahead of Shelby NJ. CulIOm For
Reelection 10 Senate
MUST DEFEAT YATES AND OTHER
CANDIDATES UNDER ENTIRE
~ NEW METHODS NEXT
YEAR.

A special to the State Register of
Springfield from Washington says:
Shelby NJ. Cullom of your city, IS to
have the figh; of his life for reelection
and under conditions entirely new in
his state Still, the friends of the
grand old man, who looks Ike he has
some of the characteristics of Lincoln,
avs ne viii win ou;. For the first
ime in the h story of Illinois a sena-
0rial foga is 10 he disposed Of at
general primary. This means that next
ear Senator Cullom must virtually
ecure his new commission, If at all
rom the people The new law pro-
ides for a primary the last Saturday
n April 1906, and the candidates now
AVE something less than a year in
yh'c to make the fight. 1t will fn-
loubtediy he a little hard on Senator
Fuulom to see the end Of the cam
align approach during the long SEES
Ion of congress when important mat
ers will require his attention in Wash
agton and Il is net believed the sena-
or will abandon his post here even 10
epair his polit cal fences. lie is chair
aan of the important committee ON
oreign relations. and one of the hard
orking members OF the committee on
commence. and hi absence from the
enate would be seriously felt.
His long career in the senate has
lade aim a conspicuous figure and his
ends hope 10 see him win over
x-Goyernor Yates, who. thus far, is
he only open candidate for the place
lieutenant Governor Lawrence Y
herman and Attorney General How
rd ]. Hamlin are looked upon as sen
orial poss. bilities. There has like
Use been some gossip about national
Committeeman Frank @. Lowden, who
lade an aggressive fight year agC
or the gylbernatorial nomination. Sen
tor Cullom supported L0wden fol
| ;overnor and il is said that MIR, Low
en- will not contest the senatorshiE
rim Mr. Cullom
Senator Cullom has been a conspic
GUS figure in public life snce 1856
ghen ne was elected to the Illinois leg
| stature. Of which body In 1861 AM
s73 he was speaker. He was elected
the Thirty-ninth, Fortieth and Forty
| rst congresses, placed Grant In nom
nat on at the Philadelphia convention
| ] 1872: chairman az the Illinois dele
| stion in thu convention Gf 1884
| lected governor Of his state Id 1S7
nd again in 1880. succeeding himself
1 nd resigned Feb. 3, 1883. having bee
| lected to the United States senat
/ b succeed David Davis Senator CHI
| ON mas served continuously since tha
ime, his fourth term expiring Marcl
| !. 1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

al the requisite number and
Wagner, who had been batting in
Blaekhurn's place after he was taken
out in the beginning of the fourth n
ming. secured a safe hit. Larsen fol
lowed with another hit and Holycross
was begged by the crowd to win his
own game as he stepped TO the bat.
Picking out a nice one he whaled Il 10
Cooper, who delivered the ball to sec
ond, forcing out larsen, from where
it went 10 first, throwing out Holy
cross, completing a lightning double
play and retiring the side.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

The deed for the LOG lots purchag ef.
last week from the Cairo Trust prop
srty by Messrs. James Galligan, Pat
rick Purcell and Daniel Kelley will
probably be filed today The lots have
not vet been put on the market, but
there promises 10 be good demand
Tor them as the new owners have all.
ready received numerous Inquiries
and offers. The plan of the pnrchas
.ers ~ 70 sell their property with the
view of making II high class and ST.
lect residence neghborhood.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
GETTING Ready for Saenaerfest.

The members of the Germanis
Maennerchor are busy rehearsing fol
their trip to Memphis next SATURDAY,
to take part in the great saengerfes
thar Is to be given there under the dit
rection of the singing organizations
OF that city. The local singers viii
take part In d program and will no
only assist in the chorus. but Will
compete for some BIT the prizes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
HENS WIN LAST OF SERIES.

SNEcIaI 70 TIC BHIUEIH.
Henderson, June 12.-By winning
the last game Of the four played with
HopkinsvilIo from the Nut Students
today the Hens managed to break
even on tho series, losing two and
winning an equal number. The game
was good with the exception Of q
number Of errors by the Students
had IL not been for which the score
would have been more even. Morgan
was In the box for the Hens and al
lowed but two bits, punched In one
inning, which let in the one run. Per
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
Te ELL Cracks.

To fill cracks in a floor, make a
paste 81 one pound 81 -four, three
quarts Of water, and tablespoonful
y alum' mix thoroughly and boil.
Soak small pieces of newspaper in
This paste until the mixture ia Az
Tick as putty then force into the
racks with knife, and II viii harden
ike papier mache,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
RIn ice Business.

That summer Is here with both fee
~ shown by the rush the ice factorie,
are having to keep Their customer
supplied with blocks Of GOODNESS Yes
terday afternoon one shipment from
Winter Bros. plant on Eighth stree
consisted Of $4,000 pounds. It requir
LED eight wagons to haul the 81 block
|of 300 pounds each 10 the Mobile ant
Ohio yards. ALI the wagons went GU
Eighth street IN a row and presentet
rather unusual sight.
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Farmers Are All BUSY.

Deputy County Clerk John Sam
mons returned yesterday from a visit
10 his large farm near Thebes. Mr.
Summons says that all the farmers
are busy with their wheat, being nov
in the midst oil the harvesting season
The crop this year il by no means uT
~ the expectations of the farmers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
Pouncimaster Is Busy.

Poundmaster Davidge il busy en-
forcing the stock Law, collecting stree
tax and herding TIP the dogs whose
owners haven't provided them with
checks Last night there were twt
dogs and three cows in the pound
TWO of the cows are red while the 9th
sr one n white with black spots.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
Mound CITY Elks

First Assis ant Postmaster e. Fl.
'chuler, States Attorney Martin and
richie McCracken, were made ac.
TAINTED with the mysteries Of the
CHS In Cairo, Wednesday night. Ths
Glowing experienced Elks Of this city
!, G. MagilI Roy Adams. q. A. Mo-
Sracken, George Eichhorn, M. II.
3rowner and W. a. Wall. Mound
City Sun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

a teacher says that she has OBJ.
served that In some school districts
the people take no interest in the
teacher beyond the work they exact
Of her. 1t will generally be found that
the teacher Is herself to blame, as she
does not mix with the people.
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Husband left Her,

After exactly nine years Of married
life Nellie Turner last Friday filed a
suit for divorce against Richard Tur.
ner. The couple were married on
June ?, 1898 and on June .. 1905.
she filed the suit. She alleges that her
husband deserted her four months az
ter they were married.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
TIL. Finest Virtue.

The time to teach truthfulness is
childhood. And the way to teach it
is never. never, never to make your
child for an instant afraid to tell the
truth about anything whatever-apy
thing he does, anything he thinks
Saturday Evening Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Miss Laura Van Deyanter, of Rock
dale, Texas. viii arrive in few days
o visit Mrs. D. II. Burton, OF Sixteenth
street. Miss Van Devanter made az
extended visit to Cairo last winter ang
mas a large number of friends here
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mr. y cs Allen, proprietor Of the
Hotel Illinois, who took the prize at
the meeting 81 the Egyptian TIustlers
last week NJ Anna. for being inc most
popular hotel keeper there, has III.
stalled library 81 nearly two hun.
dred books Ia his hotel for the bene-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mr.. Curtis Richie of lower Walnut
street, leaves today for points in Tex
as for the benefit of his health. II
he finds that the climate is beneficial
he will send for his family TO join him
there this fall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
ChiIdren's Home Meeting.

The members Of the Children IS
lone Board will hold q. meet -ng to-
light at the residence of Mrs. Charles
ink, Of Ninth street and Washing on
venue, 10 make arrangements for a
'ourh Of July celebration
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mrs. Gus osterloh of Twentieth
street, has returned home from a Wis
il to ST. Louis relatives. She was
accompanied by her niece. Miss Ruth
Ziegenfuss. who will remain here for
a visit of a few weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
Enthusiasm Of Value.

Any decided interest in life, wheth,
or Il is dignihed by the name of an
occupation Or Is simply All enthusiasm
Or even mentioned sllghtlngly as a
fad, is eminertly desirable. Chicago
Journal
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Farmers all Busy Haryestin,
the Wheat Crop
THIRTEENTH STREET BELLIES m
A FlGHT-PREPARlNG FOR
SAENGERFEST-BlG DE-
MAND FOR LOTS.

Flora Howard and Rose Montsom
cry couple of Thirteenth street res.
idents, mixed it up In rough ans
tumble fight yesterday afternoon ant
were arrested by Sergeant CoweH ane
Officer Talbot. Judge Ross decided
that it was all Flora's fault and hi
fined her $500 and costs and dismiss
ed Rosa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mr.. John Marshall has returned
from Baton Rouge. La, where he was
married last Wednesday 10 Miss Daisy
Parker, accompanied by his br de
They are now at home 10 their friend;
on Thirty-fourth street near Washing
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

due did stunts on the slab for the
visitors and eight hits were found
from his delivery. Score;
RH #
Henderson .......... s 0
Hopklnsville .......... ,
Batterios-Morgan and Schissell /;
Perdue and Rutledge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
Fireman Resigns.

Ed Shannessy has resigned his po
sition as fireman ait station No. anc
will leave shortly for Chicago He haf
heen succeeded temporarily BY Henry
bunker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

So the Infants took the Indians in.
90 camp yesterday. Two shut out
games. That means that the Giants
will have to play the game II they
hope 10 get away with two out of
three.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mr.. 81 Malansh left yesterday for
TT. Stanton, Arizona, where he will
remain this summer for the benefit Of
his health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
There Are others.

Mrs Marcdowne-My husband says
that shop on the S. l.. O. D. plan
Mrs. Carryall-The S. p. o. d. plan?
Mrs MarcdowneY Yes. Send Back
en- Delivery. Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

In q runaway sunda, afternoon,
June w, from base bah park bride
and pair ~ lines md cushion Finder
please leave at Burk's livery stable
and receive suitable reward
II. "A. BURKE. \
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

position behind the Halliday House
bar
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Henderson and Hoplinsville have
finished their series. breaking even in
the four games played, From the way
they play they are both entitled TO
the last place in the standing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
PURELY PERSONAL

A%$NM&NsAae$-eD%-$-e esese&-s@&%@<N~
Mr.. r. A. Julian has returned from
weeks visit with friends in St, Louis.
Mrs. P. G. Barclay, of Seventh stree
left yesterday morning for visit at
shelbyyilIe, Ky,
James Barrow has returned from
Dawson Springs, Ky, where he spent
ten days recuperating.
Nj. Stewart Barlow. of st Joseph,
Mich. Is the guest of Mr.. w, Fl.
fourth and ELM streets.
Miss Mars Alice Naugle returns
today from brief visit with friends
at st. Louis and Chicago.
Mr.. John MarnelI, Of st. Louis. has
arrived to attend the funeral of his
niece, MSS Winifred O'Shea.
Mrs. M s. Thompson, of S07 Walnut
street, has gone to Louisville. KY. and
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, W.
va.
Mr.. Ben Brewer, of Charleston, Mo,
who has been the guest OF his xousin
Or. w. +, GrInstead, has returned
home.
Mites 4san IYn1ss1nx. ...sf4
this afternoon at her home on Ninth
street III compliment to Mrs Geo. r.
Ohara.
Mrs. Stella Moore, Of Grand Chain,
and Miss Clara Roach, Of Leyings, are
IN the city to attend the funeral Of
Miss Minifred 0'Shea.
Mr.. Ben Price, former chief of po-
lice. leaves here this evening tor Louis
vile to attend the National confeder-
ate reunion.
Miss saIlie Stanley, who has been
visiting her brother at 50T Washing.
ton avenue. returned yesterday after
noon to her home at Paducah
Mr. n n Herdic, of Williamsport,
Pa president Of the Cairo Water
Company il In the city. the guest Of
MIR and Mrs. Thomas w. Cannon.
The Misses Eva and Carrie Rule
entertained IN honor of the graduating
class Of the Cairo high school last
evening All dance at st. Mary's park
Invitations have been issued by the
Misses Ruth and Adelaide Rendlemar
10 q party at their home. No. ~.
Washington avenue, for next Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs G. 3D. Dewey have re
turned from their wedding trip to CHI
cage and other northern points Mrs
Dewey stopped over at Anna to yisi
relatives.
NM e. N. starzingar, Of oxfort
Mss, who has been wiz ting MIR. an
Mrs, M sTrigg, Will leave tomorro,
fer 4 business trip through Wester
Kentucky
MT. Michael Colbert, OF the Chicag
Tribune, organizer OF the Internations
Typographical Union, was in the ell
yesterday comforting with officers
the local union.
-vr-------
Es Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monson,
M Louis, visited yesterday with Mr.
M 7. Mahaffee of Thirtythird stree
Miss Tresaa Mahaffee accompanie
them home for few weeks visit.
s-~----------
MT Hester Bryant has accepted
WILL DELIVER PACKAGES AN
MLERE Ear
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

it Of his patrons. The books are all
~ the standard authors and are great
Y appreciated by his patrons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mr.. H. n. Henckell has returned
from a business trip TO St Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Holyeross was wild yesterday in
the third inning. but after that settled
down and pitched elegant ball.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Judge McElvaine of Murphysboro.
was in the city yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

A pitcher. catcher, shortstop and
first baseman were all the men need
ed while the visitors were at bat in
the last inning. All three outs We're
made on drives to Larsen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

is TO the effect that the visitors out
played and out batted the Giants
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mr.. W. B. Huette is home after a
brief business trip 10 st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
CHRONOLOGICAL
II
Tune 10 In bistcn.

f7Ss = Winfield Scott. gem
eral born near Peters a
burg. Va; died 1856. L.
I7s5 = Thomas Arnold OF gal
Rugby school. father ~ NJ
of Matthew. born at Nh
Cowes, Isle of Wight; -SHfS
died 1s42 Thomas Ar
mold began life as a pri-
yate tutor. but was soon esa,erat sna,.
ordained as priest and
appointed head master of the Rugby
school His own example and she high
sense of duty incnlcated among stu
dents raised the fame of the school
Arnold published History OF Rome"
and at the time OF his death was de-
livering his Introductory course Of lee
lures as professor of modern history.
Oxford university.
1896 Senior Lorilla, a noted Spanish re-
publican leader. died at Madrid; born
1884
isas-The Fifth army corps. under General
W. r. Shafter, sailed from Tampa for
Santiago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Blackburn was taken out in the be-
ginning of the fourth inning for max
ing an error in the third which was
partially responsible for the two
scores made shortly after It,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
Lonaon's Insane.

The number of insane in London ex-
- nNn
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Back below the DOGGY again. 1t is
almost believed by the fans that
Cairo will not finish better than third
place and that she viii be lucky if
stopping there Some tall bali play
ing, much better than has been done
in the past, win have to be put up il
she expects TO rise
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

The general concensus Of opinion
among the fans is that the manage
ment of the Cairo team Is too lenient
with its players; THAI they look upon
any orders or a reprimand as not to
he taken seriously. A few well placed
fines would induce them to pay better
attention To the words Of those in
authority and would cause them to
ginger up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13
DIAMOND DUST

Two pretty double plays were made
during the course of the game yes.
terday.
Wagner. in Larsen's place in the
left field while Larsen played short,
made two very pretty catches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

1t may be that the superstition that
a ladies' day game cannot BIO won in
Cairo had something to do with los-
ing yesterday, but the general opinion
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Larsen does AS well at short as any
of the men seen there this year. in
fact better. for he does not make
those costly errors which set the
teeth of the fans ON edge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

The Infants come today and some
good games may be expected. They
come with desire TO win and some
better stunts with the little white
sphere will have To be done than In
the, past, or they will fulfill their de-
sire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Dewey have re-
turned from their wedding trip to Chi
cage and other northern points Mrs
Dewey stopped over at Anna to visit
relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mr.. r. A. Julian has returned from
weeks visit with friends in st, Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mr. z, NJ Starzingsr, Of Oxford,
Mss, who has been Win ting Mr.. and
Mis-. M. sTrigg, Will leave tomorrow
fer business trip through Western
Kentucky
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mrs WI s. Thompson, of S07 Walnut
street. has gone to Louisville, KY. ami
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, wv.
va.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

MIR. Ben Brewer of Charleston, MO,
who has been the guest OF his Sousin
DR.. w. II. Grinstead, has returned
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

MT Michael Colbert, OF the Chicago
Tribune. organizer Of the International
Typographical Union. was in the city
Yesterday comforting with officers Of
the local union.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mrs. P. G. Barclay, of Seventh stre'
left yesterday morning for visit Z
Shelbyyille, KY,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mr.. John Marnell, Of ST. Louis. has
arrived to attend the funeral Of his
niece, Mss Winifred O'Shea.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

James Barrow has returned from
Dawson Springs, KY, where he spent
ten days recuperating.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Invitations have been issued BY the
Misses Ruth and Adelaide Rendleman
70 q party at their home. No 2722
Washington avenue, for next Thurs
day afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Nj. Stewart Barlow. of st Joseph,
Mich, Is the guest of Mr.. WI. H.
fourth and Elm streets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mr.. Ben Price. former chief of po-
lice, leaves here this evening tor Louis
vile to attend the National ConfedeT-
ate reunion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-13

Mr and Mrs. Charles Monsoon, Of
NJ. Louis visited yesterday with Mrs.
M Y. Mahaffee, Of Thirty-third street
Miss Tresaa Mahaffee accompanied
them home for few weeks visit.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-06
SKATING

,Adolph O. G. Anderson, champion speed skater
Chicago, arrived in st. Paul yesterday to be-
gin active training for the contest for the inter-
state championship with Thorvald Thomson Of
Minneapolis Wednesday night.
Much interest Is being manifested in the event
all over the west. Anderson, for the past three
in Illinois, while Thomson is one Of the most
pert in the mill city.
Thomson has been training for the contest un-
der the care of John c. Carlson, secretary Of the
Twin City Skating club. Carlson is one of the
best skating authorities in these parts, and for
years has been considered among the leading
performers on the steel runners in the northwest
The match between Anderson and Thomson
will be at three miles. The skaters will con-
test at mile heats. It is expected that
with the ice in keen shape records will be
lowered. Anderson recently lowered the I'LL
nois state record in his home city. Last Sunday.
however, Christofferson, Andersons rival for hon
ors in the windy city, clipped few seconds of
the record for a mile. @.t.:-s. /
Tonight the amateur skaters Of the twin cities
will compete for medals In the baseball rink.
There will be four events beginning at S:45, and
half-mile and two-mile, with half mile for
boys under 16 years Of age. There fifteen
entries for the senior and the fastest skat-
ers of st. Paul and Minneapolis will compete.
The ice has been built up until it is in fine cond1
ton and At for speeding events.
| Seventy six skaters appeared at the Montreal
Amateur association grounds Saturday afternoon
| to take part in the combined Canadian and
United States champion speed race. John Nils
mile professional race: time sos 10 He won
| second in the oneInile professional race; time,
yards professional race time, 1:1s Is. ~ :.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-06
C G. HEAD =. !. :. Z.
ATTACKS BIBLE
President Schurman Says It Must
Be Cast Aside-Only Its
Principles Good.
New York Sun Special Service,

New York Sun Special Service. III
Ithaca, N. Y, Feb. Gan educated
man who would today quote the Bible as
an authority on any physical subject
would be an object of ridicule in the
eyes of all educated hearers. Our Bible
is but the mould Of two thousand years
ago into which was poured the funda-
mental principles Of religion. Its facts
are not history as they have been con-
sidered for the past nineteen centuries.
Indeed, there is no history in the Bible,
because the Hebrews never wrote his
tory. There may be material for his
tory, but not history itself.
These were the words of President
Jacob Gould Schurman Of Cornell uni
versity yesterday when he addressed
1000 students from the pulpit Of Sage
chapel, the occasion being the first Sun
day Of the second semester OF the uni
versity year.
His subject was tThe Christianity Of
Today" =,
President Schurman said that the
Christ Of the twentieth century must be
admitted to be different from the Christ
of the preceding nineteen centuries. The
Bible, he said, can no longer be con.
sidered textbook Of science, It
seems strange to us that men should
ever have considered it as such:
EXpla1n1QR Cu0 MAIdClCo W AiO1 oA1S
Bible attributes to Jesus Christ, Presi.
dent Schurman said:
We have today our Christian Science ane
our faith cure, by means Of which we Sc.
one man exerting great powers over potl
the minds and bodies Of another. Who cal
say what great influence Jesus Chris
might not have had in conformity evel
with the laws Of nature over the mind
and bodies Of men.
Altho we have broken away from tn
garb in which the teachings OF Chris
were first clothed, the principles he laugh
are still needed to save our race iron
despair, nlaterialism and scepticism, an
our young men from low standards
know from experience that most Of 70
who come to the university from home
where you have been taught to believe
the Bible begin to doubt its teaching
when you begin to learn from science tina
what it states as historical facts cannc
be true. wish to help you in this stag
and show you that behind the statement
in the Bible, which we must cast aside
are principles Of religion which we mus
follow today.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-06
BOXING

Battling Nelson and Young Corbett were Sc
curely hooked last night by Matchmaker Morris.
The two little men reached an agreement to ap-
month In Woodlands pavilion, San Francisco.
The men agreed to do battle at the same weight
which prevailed in their previous meeting, 100
pounds, at o'clock the afternoon before the
fray. The referee has not yet been selected,
but will most likely be Jack Welsh.
1t was announced also that the winner OF this
fight will be given a chance with Britt 1t was
the hope Of another contest with the champion
that induced Nelson to make the match with
COrbett