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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
PoEMs WORTH READINO.

ne Rhyme Of Thons, Tsw -NSW York, 1000.
on iusty man sAs Thomss Tew'
Oh Q iusty man and trusy!
HIs beard was black and his sye vas Blue,
And hi. step wa arm and his hand was true,
And his blsde was never rusty
Into the New YORK harbof he,
one bthe day IN Octobsr
Guided his ship Hght mcrriiy
Prom me noes and the toes Of the open SEQ,
And al ofhs tau wets sober.
To the WAl,lnE plerhead warped he In.
With 80" and a "hssve, my hearty
And the lean lAndiubbeu who heard the ain
OF ba thundsrous shouts, aud sAW him Erin,
DECLARED him "A jolly party"
AZ ~. lfEely town." he cried,
when be found him safely anchored
A. the neArett hosiery he spled,
His ses cap doHed. and by hh side
A pondsrout pewter tankard
From the misty peaks Of the oinEsIsss
have sailed" and bis blue eyes glstened,
The path o. wrath down the yeAsty seas.
But nov have won TO mine hour OF ease"
And they could but laugh who listened.
They could but laugh and they could bu, stare
In very mas OF wonder,
For the sack he qusned with 30 brave an air
wac drink for score-aud some 70 spare
The cellars choicest plumber.
Down sank the sun Ger the Palisades,
And the candles hared 10 the soonoes;
stan troo ped In their sllvery osvsicAdes.
Then the dawn crePi out OF the seas green ElGdes,
And the bird choir Welcomed the night OF the shade
with lyrical responses.
And sul sat the doughty ThomGs TeW
Smiling. volube, STABLE,
Ouafnng the cream OF the Holland brew
With never 90 much ~ bis brow Hskew'
Al the oAken tavern table.
And there 10 mlracie) be sat
TIL the hour strOIe Of bis coming
The lonE drawn midday chime -Wherett
swim up he sprAnE and away he Eat
Merny misunderstanding.
when he holEted sail on hs sAuoy ship
That bHthe day In october,
MonE HE taru their Wa many Irievous trip,
But he was a. staid a. Coonues slip,
Indeed, rwSs sveTred By the gTSVeSt np
There was never q man more sober.
Did | hear You AK n the tale were true
That pl, I viii not be trapped In;
But know II you NY the triok that you
WIN follow the dubious fate Of the crew
Not tina, OF the moot redoubtAbis Tew,
The debonaiT pirate captain
CLINTON SCOTLAND.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
A Bosom Hsrdeaed.

So put faith IN her
This woman Titan haired.
This Juno careless clad,
And with the mild blue ere,
For she had spoke me fair:
And Al the last
How she my bosom WrunE.
Aye And with pleasure unooncealed,
And q calm indifference
That one might feel who. cruel.
Sets heel upon a harmless worm,
She viewed her crushing work.
And yet.
With feeling that 'tWere doubtless we'll.
And knowing not how hard
she'd make this thing for me.
turned no show Of sorrov 10 the world.
Nor felt one pSnE.
And, had shs not dared
To trins with lis further veal
Not now benesth my bosom. hardened thus.
Would be hArboring curses deep,
'Gainst her and all her ruthless KIND
But. abb that bosom vAs
OF nnest Madras web and wool
Front Of the SWEETEST outing sbirt
That ever cost I'VE dollars, net,
And soft Hs hlmiest silk
II should have hung, and limp:
But she--ihiS lAundrsss mine
She tarcbed NJ Ayel
Starched n stlneT than q hemloek boardi
IN AoTr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
Robin steals = Feather.

Frou, the Lewiston Journal.
Nest building under difficulties has beeh
90. e,nerienee Of a BoWdoinham robin, who
evidently plshned, an early date 70 begin
her career a. housekeeper. -,
discouraged In the search for bundins
material. this enterprisinG robin found bril-
liant inspiration In a httls brown hen who
vas quietly eating her MONDAY luneheon,
thick and plentiful we're the tail teathere
Of the hen. and swim and uneIpeoted vas
the downward hiEht 81 the robin, who bore
triumphAntiy away q Rloesy teather' anieAIy
n,nrSsd from It's startled owner in spite OF
rigorous remonsrance dnd shrill voiced
rturktnEa
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It's "a nous brothsrs are stlhiT housed
In leather and cloth and gut,
Yet they had their day when they etfouSed
Pr ever their homes Were built
Perhaps, sneAsed IN their pomp. thsy think
UnrvAled those days. and sweet,
Wien close Aequaint With The printers Ink.
The scent Of the fresh, damp shsst
closs shut By their doom Of ElAss they hide
To ponder on Fste's mistakes.
The fugitive worse fares far and vide
And many q friend II makes.
50 hsre's 70 the nameeas, fsmeiess thyme,
That travels the highway long
Perhaps twin knock a. your door some time.
The tramp Of the world OF song
McI.ANDBURoW WuAoE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
Only one Death In Family In 80 YEAR,

FT0W TNF UTN ITWT"'T'F'
A remarkable instance OF longevity and
one probably without parallel In Maine. u not
IN New ENGLAND. IL Illustrated In the family OF
Mrs. Deborah Chase, who resides a. Chase
Lake.
Mrs Chase Il ~ years Of aFe' IN excellent
health and has ten living children, the young
est being IS years old. The only death IN this
family for a period Of hfty years was that OF
M Chasf about thirty yeare a 50, 4.
There are twenty-nye grenocnhofen eno
fourteen eTeat-grandehluren'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
Wnd Duck Demonstrated.

Andrew G. Paist Of Mechaniosviue, Bucks
county. has & beautiful Wild duck among his
flock Of Pekin ducks
IL alighted last November In a state OF
bewilderment and exhaustion and was easily
captured lie wings were clipped - that -
could not ~. and IL soon became domes4-
tied among the tame ducks, the most ssri-
out difhculty, that Of getting used 70 corn
diet, being overcome by degrees.
During March II laid twenty~eight efga,
twepty-three Of which have furnished aitthEa
for two tams ducks. and Mr.. Paist = eaeerhT'
WAITING the Matching proosss = Sc What ~
half wiid, half domestic duokllAFs va Be ll1al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
A. Table settInE.

From Ne AgdHnc KoHRlE
For the table setting
Fewer ere the places,
Fewer round the table
Grow the chldren's faces
Change. change. changes
Life and Death are brnTinF.
Sore my s0ui mtegives me.
Feau my hsATt arr wTinginF.
Otherwise I fAnoied
A. | huahed their weeping:
Otherwise ] fAnciod
A watched them sleeping
Small. we KEEP, them near us,
Thou and | together;
Hard the tAak Without thee
Lonely the endeavor.
Round the board 90 crowded
Wider GTow the spaces,
Tor the table setting
Fewer ere the places.
EvANdLtrNT METnUET
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
rnrl. nninpe1l b, crow.

W,s Chesier correspondence Phddd'lPda
Record
One hundred crows whipped bic eaFle IN
, aght TO-DAY At the farm OF Darhng'on
eaebs. Of Nesttovn. and drove II several
miles from the place.
The crow attacked the king Of birds IN =
bodv. and a. one time bad y 20 exhausted
that Il aliGhted N held eud teli over on 'he
ground. thougb i nnaty escaped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
A NiEht Thought.

DO no, want q city lot.
Though precious IL the land
DO not ask for real estate
Upon the ocean strand.
! oovet moi q rolling sweep
OF meadows lush and green.
Nor would own a forest tract
.Whsre not a soul n seen.
Kay, none Of those for ne Instead,
TO meet my small demand.
Civ me that patch Of earth from vhits
Ths Sand Nan gsa his sand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
Ta CeatenarIAn.

That you have hved-And stiH arr bale
Beyond mes span - many yeAu,
Nay ioy the circulating throuG.
But, ah' u moves me unite tear
Bsesnse ! cannot help but feei
within ny p,tyinG hnar and sad.
Thst a. torSooth, the rood die young
You must have been most all hred bad
20 MOTT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
apIlnH Hexa.

1hs dsys srr Gettiu longer
And the birds are on the net,
The shad arr 10 the river.
The Wind n IN the wesi.
lta movtn' daT tomorrow.
Our tAam playS lurt tha SANE.
old Womaa's hinder grouty-
overs ~ thts N the esnt.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30

POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon Carrot J. Benson. Grand MoEll
Of The Tub" in Albany certainly ought 20
know and he SAYS ii was the Hon. William
Francis Sheehan while Leute manufacturers
Of the State, who Dr.; d the now fantnta
rendezvous for states men in the City OF HHh
The Tub.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
GROWN UP PUPILS AT SCHOOL.
THE THIRST FOR EDUCATION on
THE LOWER EAST SIDE.

Tired PedieFa and Factory Girls VINO
scrimp to Pay Fees ~ Might schools
Quick Learners ~ = Rule-some
Enter the Professions Eventually.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30

rse,cidss Gone and wbslisy had. upon the restore
ton OF Charles IL, ned from England 70 America,
mAtsInS grAndslIe thrice removed hid them IN
cellar a, Guiltord Conn. q have visited " Tor
ieo re iOoyinI N sorPIiSSH was found on the .Gt
and irregular characters:
II thou ar, q friend Of uhponu,sd liberty.
look upon the nance
o'"O q uni ~ TS dsf SEE SG53Ss'n' oO'
having assisted in openly and fairly adJudrinG
iyrAnt 20 desth,
afterwards compelled. like lot. 20 Dee 10 the cave
10 s sc ibs vSSEtshes Of ths iyrshSs son;
even In these distant ends OF the earth the Phnisines
for the kindness o. the Governor, VINO put
hh NE In his hand. and cherished
them for many months In
this drearY abode.
Edw1rd Whailsy,
william Cone
DEPOSITION 20 tyrsnts IL obedience 70 0od.s
should one Wish 70 vsrify this ststement l would
00'0''"' wIiLiAH LEErE sroNH.
III. accuracy Of Mr. stones determination must
r,st upon evidence, not b. him presented that The
,nsofihed stone IL Of the period Of COTE and whallsy
A Arre smount Of rubbish about thess two New
EnFiand patrtarchs has been punetured By Prof
FRANKLIN Bowditoh DEXTER Of Yale. and for a long
time New Haven looked askAnt upon him a.
shattsrrr Of idoh Tue present. Judgment OF the
stone would be an Interesting though not essential
detail Mr. stones record has escaped the Attsn b.
lion Of the editor Of the latest edition Of Bartlett
wbo citss stntss History Of the THREE Judges Of
KiaF chAhes L. and RandAns Life OF jefferson
entirely IN the tenor Of the original answer upon
which M stones Interesting comment IL based.
with respect We must, In default oi evidence Ming
ths dats Of the Gone and whAnsy stone regard
ths ortrin Of the ouotation a. hHed By Ghillard
H,.pts monogTaph On The Sal OF ths CnHed
Ststes- fstate Department. printed IN IN edition
Of 90 numbered copien. IN which the question
a erhausiively discuaa.d snd the turription 70
Df Franknn cehnltslT mads.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08

the upper Lake region yesterday morn
ing, now centers in the upper st. Law
renee Valley. Outhowing cool air from
the region Of this high has reduced
temperatures throughout the Ohio Val
ley and In the middle Atlantic and
New England states causing light
frosts in northeastern Pennsylvania
and heavy frosts in the New England
states A disturbance central north
Of Minnesota has increased tempera-
lures in the upper Mississippi valley,
but thus far 1t has been unattended
by rainfall A disturbance central in
Idaho is causing rainfall from the
northern Rocky Mountain region west.
ward to the Pacific coast The Gulf
disturbances has made little progress
since yesterday; 1t continues central
some distance southeast of New Or
leans Pressure has increased, and the
Temperature fallen along the northern
and middle slopes Of the Rockies,
The weather conditions in this section
tonight and Sunday will be dominated
principally by the low pressure areas
central north of Minnesota and in the
CUR causing partly cloudy weather
with the temperatures ranging some
what higher
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
FOR THE SECOND TIME
Cairo Theatregoers Will Have an OPP
portunity TO See Famous Opera
Good Stock Company Here.

Cairo theatregoers will read with
pleasure the announcement that
Viola Gillatt. Walter Jones, Mabel
Hite and all the other stars thar pre-
sented the famous Girl and the
Band e. opera mere last season are to
appear here in the same piece on
Thursday, October 18th.
Manager Williamson yesterday Sc
cured the attraction for his patrons
and 1t may safely be classed as one
of the best that will be seen mere this
season The company which Is now
in its second year has been appearing
only at the large city houses The
company numbers nearly hundred
and carries It's own orchestra. Viola
Gillette's beautiful olos. Mabel Hite's
funny and eccentric business" and
songs and the work OF Walter Jones,
one of Americas leading comedians
to say nothing Of the big beauty
chorus and other principals makes the
Girl and the Bandit worth seeing at
least second time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
MAY SHUT OFF SUPPLY
OF Bananas From the South as Re-
suf Of the Violations of the
Illinois Quarantine.

There Is danger Of a banana famine
in Cairo. st, outs. Oh cago and other
northern points as result Of a rmp+
ture between Illinois health officers
at Cairo and the Fruit Dispatch com,
pany Of New Orleans.
Because of the alleged breaking Of
the quarantine the Board Of Health
officials threaten to step all banana
trains on the other side Of the river.
Drs. Krohn and Knewitz yesterday
in inspecting a banana train OF forty
cars at East Cairo discovered two
messengers with health certificates Of
which the time had expired
A banana messenger direct from
New Orleans was found by Or,
Krohn yesterday afternoon.
The two messengers found az East
Cairo made their escape from the
officers
The man from New Orleans claimed
that he was travelling under orders
from his company and that he was TO
get off at Mounds.
DR. Palmer Immediately notified tht
main off &C OF the Fruit Dispatch al
New Orleans Of the breaking Of quar-
antine rules by its employees.
Manager Mltenberger Of thu
Mounds was in conference with DIR
Palmer yesterday afternoon.
unIess the health officers rules are
complied with by fruit messengers
all banana trains will be stopped OF
The other side Of the river.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
NEW VOTING PLACES
For the Coming Election For County
Commissioner and Justices of
the Peace Announced.

The voters of The city aud county
will find several changes of locations
in TIE polling booths where they
looked for a place to vote Noyem-
Der I.
The election Is for county commits
sioner. justices OF the peace and con
stables.
County Clerk Miller has sent out
he notices of election ana the polling
place win the exception at the Sec
ond and Seventh precincts where the
locations III the booths have not been
decided upon.
the city polling booths will be sit
uated as follows:
First, No. 210 Sixth street.
| Third. ]. W. Whitlocks, l102 Wash.
lington.
Fourth. Charles Anderson's barber
/ shop. S15 Fourteenth street.
| Firth. court house
Sixth. hose house Twen,Ysacond
treet.
Eighth, barber shop Of John Gerholt
No. 1918 Sycamore street
| The hooras in the COUNTY will be
located as follows: 30 4
C,che Wilmot's Halfway no 70
Beech Ridge, store house of Isaac
Johnson.
| entity, stosc house Of f. ]. Hodges
| Sandusky school house,
| Flco. store house OF M. T. OlIer.
| Elco, core house of Wilson & Nil
Ter.
Clear CreclS. Office OF DR.. P. IT, Nc
East Cape. store mouse of Alien Ed
mundson.
Thebes, Thebes hall
Santa Fe. store house. Of 4. +
Douglas
Goose Island. office DR., ]. McE
Lawrence.
!, Lake Miliigan. Central school house
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
CHRONOLOGICAL
--.- III
Oct. s In bistory.

fST2-- Elizabeth Cromwell widow OF OIL
yer. died al Marlborough.
1793-John Hancock. statesman and sign
err died al quincy Mass. born 1871.
1887 Charles Fourier, famous Socialist,
died al Paris.
1869 Franklin Pierce. fourteenth presf-
dent. died at Concord. n. H.: born
1904.
1895 General William Malone. a promi-
nent Confederate veteran and ex-Unit-
ed States senator from Virginia died
at Washington born 1s2G
1881 Rear Admiral John Brady Clitz e..
s. n, retired, died in Washington;
born IG21.
1904 General Matt W. Ransom, noted
Confederate leader In the civil war
and former United States senator from
North Carolina. died at Weldon, N c. /,
born 1876
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
Pleasant Birthday Party.

Mrs. II - Carr and Mrs ]. Nj.
Davidge entertained yesterday after.
noon in honor Of the birthday Of Lu.
ellie Carr and Emma Dayldge Those
present were Masters Ralph Miller,
James Phelps, Rauph Magruder, Al
bert Lee. Frank Carr, Henry Grenn,
Ernest Burns, Misses Lucille Carr
Thresa Serbian, Helen McDougal, Ola
Iook, Clara Killius, Lena K'llius, Elsie
Burkhart, Emma Widner, Emma Dav
idge, Dorothy Davidge The prize was
won by Miss Lena Killius. Refresh
ments OF lemon sherbet and cake were
serveA.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08

The report was false and started
from an unknown source. The story
Of the child murder was we'll framed
up and mostly told as follows:
The woman. who lived on EigA-
teenth stree. sent her sen, a small lad
to get a quarters worth Of coffee the
boy purchased eggs instead This an
gered the mother and she spanked tho
egg buyer The boy cried. She order
ed him TO hush but the tears kept com
ing Then she threw smoothing
iron at him. The iron hit the son on
the forehead He fell and died be-
fore the now frantic mother could pick
him up
That was the tale that sent Chief
Egan and several OF his men on q
strenuous search of a murdered child
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
New Factory for Cairo.

The work on another of Cairo's new
industries will be under way in a few
days. Five car loads of machinery for
the VIII am Haas and Son Handle fac
tory has arrived The factory build
ing is TO be located north of the
Clark-Danforth factory. The ma
ehinery came from Charlottesville,
Ind. where the factory was formerly
located Mr.. Haas and family will
live on Twenty-first street, where
they have secured a residence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
New Hotel oneninn.

a good many Cairo people viii at.
tend the opening OF the Famous
hotel at Tamms, which takes place
Thursday night Invitations TO the OPP
eniug banquet have been received by
many Cairoites. Oscar Tamms, the
proprietor, has lots Of friends in this
city The new hotel is up-to-date and
has modern equipments
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08

text Know Ye the Spirit Of God Z
AT this mornings service his theme
will be "Old Age and Death" He is
exceedingly anxious for large attend
ance to hear his discourse on this
interesting subject Services tonight
at 1880 j. m. Come and bring your
friends.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08

Mrs. Curtis Richie returns heart
felt thanks TO the Catholic knights
and Ladies of America and the many
her and family practical sympathy
and comfort In the last illness and at
the death Of her beloved husband
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
caIro.Thebes Railroad.

Already seventy of the hundred
stockholders ct the proposed Cairo
Thebes railroad have subscribed for
stock. 1t IS expected that the re
mainder viii be secured n a few days.
Nearly all OF the leading merchants
Of the city are taking stock in the
Cairo-Thebes line
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
!: PURELY PERSONAL

-----y.
William B. Gilbert returned from
Poplar Bluff, Mo-, yesterday.
]. fl. Flemming returned home from
the south yesterday.
W. b. Huette has returned from ST.
Louis where he has been on business.
Mrs. Clyde sun van and little son,
Robert, are visiting friends in 81
Lonis.
NJ, and Mrs. J. b. Warner will
spend today with Mr.. Warmers par.
ents al Alton.
George E. Ohara arrived home from
Chicago yesterday where he has beer
for several days.
Miss Helen Lewis daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. l. Lewis, has recovered
from a recent illness.
w G. Hahn, representing the n. w
Merriman Shoe company, of Newton
\ N J.. was in Cairo yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Q. Zimmerman and daughter
Miss Madge Zimmerman. are spendin,
Sunday with friends at Carbonate III
Misses Emma 0'Brien, Mable Wood
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
a Pleasant outinn-

Mr. and Mrs W. H. Sutherland and
daughter. Miss Edith, and Iona Swo-
boda and Dr. Amos Barlow. Of St
Joseph. Mich, left yesterday on the
Sutherland launch Idaho. for a camp
ing trip mp the Tennessee river for a
few days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
CITY news
lltN HCWo.
Many Sunday Exeursionists.

One hundred and S xty-six Cairoites
,ook advantage of the low rate offered
by the Big Four and will today spend
several hours in indianapolis. The
special tran left here early this
morning and will return Monday
morning The number Of exclusion
lists was much larger taan was ex-
pected.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
Flood.TiIford Wedding.

Eddie Flood and Miss Carrie Til.
ford, well known young couple Of
Cairo were married Saturday evening
Justice J. J. Webster performed the
ceremony.
Mr. Flood is pa inter- They will
live in this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
Dance For Guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Halliday have
issued cards for a dance to be given
Tuesday evening, Oct 8, at Ascalon
Lodge Hall. complimentary to the lat
ter's sister, Miss Tom Halliday, of New
Orleans
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08

It is remarkable fact that some
somnambulists who may be deaf TO
the loudest noises will perceive even
II whisper from some one person. with
whom alone the sleencr appears 70 be
able 10 hold communication.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
New Pastor Ia rierc.

Rev. w T. Morriss, the new pastor
Of the Methodist church, arrived from
Metropolis yesterday afternoon and
will preach both morning and even
ing today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08

Rev O. =. Mahoney's subject this
morning ia the Calvary Baptist church
will be.#i'Are We Keeping the Right
Sabbath2" The subject for the evening
will BIZ. MAN in Two Acts" Strang-
ers always welcome Corner Sixteenth
and Polar streets
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
xcention OF Friday nigh1.

eXceptlOn Of Fllday nlsnT.
The guarantee repertoire Of all
new Royalty productions, with gen,
aral ensemble of necessary parapher-
nala and adequate costuming.
The usual popular prices will pre-
vail with the customary lady free
offer on the opening night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
At the Presbyterian Church.

Rev. William Maxton. minister at
large for the Cairo Presbytery will
preach at both the morning and even.
ing services at the Presbyterian
church.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
Observation-Disclosures,
IN SOCIETY
ssssssSsssssssSsssssssss
A Package Shower.

Miss Ada Woodbridge will give a
package shower Monday evening in
honor Of Miss Emma Sisney who is
to be married Wednesday evening to
Mr. Lou S Hasenjaegar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
WILD MURDER RuMoR
keptrthe Police Busy Yesterday Try.
ing to Find Woman Said to
Have Slain Child.

The report that woman had muir
dercd her son, kept the police. report.
ers aud curious ones on the hustle for
q few minutes yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08
Washinoton Forecast.

The forecast for Illinois Is fair Sun
day; Monday, partly cloudy, showers
and cooler in north and central; fresh
erisk south winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08

William Bifhop and N. w Whitson
have returned from business trip to
Mound City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08

Mrs. NJ. E. Feith went 10 Indianap,
oils this morning for brief visit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08

William Cain, Of Tamms, was In
Cairo on business yesterday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08

ford, Eunice Taylor and Annie Foster
went to indianapolis this morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-08

r. Poland. with the Wichert and
Gardner Stove faytofy Of New York.
is In the city.