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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-21
THE GENIUS AND THE
MOL Ell"
This Notable Attraction Comes to
Capital Theatre Next Tuesday,
October "A, For One Per-
formance.

Win. G. Stewart, well known
from his connection with the lead
ing comic opera companies, and as
direetor of the W. G. Stewart Opera
Co., will shortly produce 1.-The
Genius and the Model, a comedy
by VIM. G.. and Cecil b. De Mile,
authors of "Strongheart," etc. In
connection, will be given curtain
raiser, one act romantic drama
with music, entitled "NOblesse
Oblige," by VIM. @. De Mile, in
which Mr.. Stewart will appear as a
staggering French nohleman who
gives his life to save his brother.
who robbed him of his fortune and
his sweetheart. The part is adj
mirably fitted to him and affords
an opportunity for the singing of
two songs.
In The Genius and the Model, :"
Henry Woodruff will create the
part of the Genius, and Edna Good
rich, well known stage beauty,
will play the Model.
This play is an original comedy,
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-21
IAN ALL STAR CAST. :"

Miss Charlotte Burnett, who will
appear in THE Honeymoon, at
the Capital Theatre, on Thursday,
October 26, is without doubt sup
ported by the strongest cast of
reputable artists leaving New York
City.
1t is seldom that Frankfort has
an opportunity of witnessing high
class comedy with a recongized star
and supported by an all star cast,
including George Sylvester, John
f. MacGregor, G. H. Timmers,
Miss Erin Lacy, Miss Caroline
Bulow, Joseph Wilson, Carrie Lam
bert and others, all of whom have
won distinction with leading New
York productions.
Manager Mcnamara should be
congratulated and his efforts
awarded by liberal patronage in
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-21
GA - TO RIA,
Bears the hIhe Kind You Fave Always Duughl
signature "a &xHAzzZw
BLUE GRASS TRACTION
COMPANY.

Lexington, Ky, Dec. /, 1904.
Cars leave Lexington for Paris
every hour from 6 a. m. to 9 D.
M, except IL u. M, | and S D. m.
Leave Paris for Lexington every
hour from Z a. M: to 10 p. M, ex-
cept II noon, 2 and 8 p. m.
Leave Lexington for George
town every hour from Z a. m. to
III p. M, except | a. M, 1, 8 and
10 p. m. Leave Georgetown for
Lexington every hour from 6 a.
m. to 10 p. M, except 10 a. m. ,
II noon, Z and 8 p. m.
Car IA, carrying freight, express
and trunks, leave Lexington for
Georgetown at $3.50 p. m. Leaves
Georgetown at 10 a. m. Leaves
Lexington for Paris at 1:35 a.
m. Leaves Paris :45 p. m.
Freight rates, also special rates
for excursions, for supper and
theatre parties, and for school,
business and family tickets can
be had on application at the COM
pany's office, 404 West Main
street.
E. T. Phone 610; Home Phone
1874.
Y. ALEXANDER. President.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-10-21
CONSUMpTIoN'S WARNING

qThe aid of scientific inventions is not
needed to determine whether your lungs
are affected. The first symptoms can be
readily noted by anyone Of average in
telligence.
qThere is no disease known that gives 50
many plain warnings of its approach as
consumption, and no serious disease that
can be so quickly reached and checked.
if the medicine used is DIR. Boschee's
German Syrup, which is made to cure
consumption.
Git IS in the early stages that German
Syrup should be eaken, when warnings
are given in the cough that won't quit,
the congestion of the bronchial tubes and
the gradual weakening of the lungs, ac-
companied by frequent expectoration.
QBut no matter how deep-seated your
cough, even if dread consumption has
already attacked your lungs, German
Syrup will surely effect a cure-as it has
done before in thousands of apparently
hopeless cases of lung trouble.
QNew trial bottles, CSC. Regular size.
T5c. At all druggists. .
For sale by J. w. Gayle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12

Las indundaciones han agravado
la crisis agrfcola en- Anaalucfa.
DE resultas de un incen6io ha
queda destrufdo totalmente ell Hospital
de Cordoba.
Afsrtunadamente hubo tempo para
trasladar q los enfermos. y. el incendis
no ocasion6 desgracia personal.
-Por consequence del NAL tempo
ha naufragado en- aguas del Fer1 oil una
barca pescadora del puerto de Murga-
dos. Corusa pereciendo cuatros de sus
tripulantes.
Madrid, as de Junio.-Se comenta en-
les cfrculos polfticos la excursion del
Rey por los Princes.
Algunos peri6dicos indican que di-
cha excursion esta relacionada con
proyectos dc bodas regias.
Sc ha aprobado en- Copsejo de mi
nistro un plan general de obras pdbli-
cas- que comprende Ia construction de
canales. pantanos. carreteras, mejoras
de puertos y prolongaci6n de algunas
Was ferreas.
I'm incendio ha destrufdo compile .
tamente en- Pontevedra, en- Asilo de
los Desamparado
En- pocos momentos Ell edifcio quedo
envuelta en las llamas y Sc convirtio
en- inmensa hoguera.
No han scurrido desgracias perso-
males.
-Ha llegads 4 Vigo la division de
la escuadra inglesa del Atiantico que
estuvo fundeada recientemente en- vi
llsgarcfa.
Hoy Sc han cotlzado en- la bolsa
las libras esterlinas a 33.as.
Ell infante don Fernando, hijo del
principe consorte de Asturia, y here
dero presunto de Ia corona, Sc halla
enfermo de peligro en- San Sebantian.
Segdn los facultativos padece de I'M
ataque de meningitis.
Ell gobierno Sc propone nombrar
una comisi6n para revisar los arance-
les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12
La Srta. Garcia de la Serna

En- los esplendores de la-juventud,
ha fallecido la virtuosa y distinguida
sefiorita Maria del Pillar Garcia de la
Serna.
La triste noticia ha causado doloro-
sa sorpresa en- nuestros cfrculos So
ciales, donde era admirada por su be =
lleza y estimada por sus virtudes la
gentil criatura, que va q reposar su ca
beza ensofiadora de virgen en- las frial.
dades del sepulcro'
Ell entlerro tendra efecto esta tarde
4 las cinco y media.
Interpreters del hondo duelo que
nuestra sociedad mas distinguida ex-
perimenta, enviamos un testimonio de
profundo sentimiepto 4 la desconsola-
da familia Garcia de la Serna, aspi-
rando que pueda mitigar su dolor
supreme la certidumbre de que 10
comparte la sociedad puertorriquefia
y 10 compa1tiinos nosotros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12

Ell Alcalde sefior Gonzalez Sc queja
De que por la Junta de caminos no Sc
atiende como es debido ( las repcra-
clones de los rurales de aquella mu-
nicipalidad.
Ell press puesto de San German Sc
ha liquidado con 81 ,ara.4s de deficit
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12

ci6n de la ley Foraker. 62una|
\ modification tan esencial y tan
completa que no la conozca ma
die. despues de cerregida y en-
mendada.
Todo To-: demas es perder Ell
tempo y poner sordina a las
extentoreas voces de protesta
que Sc dieron en- la asam blea
municipal, todo 10 demas es an
darse con paflos calientes.
Aqui, va esta visto' Hay que
hablar duro, duro y fuerte para
que Sc olga, para que pueda ser
notada la voz de Puerto Rico
sobre el ruido que producer los
fogonazos de Filipinas.
Leyendo la prensa americana
Sc comprende que Sc ha operado
en- Ell continente TN cambio de
opinion a nosotros favorable;
Sc observa que la permanencia
del regimen mogrebino actual
toca a un fin cercano. Y este
choca con la tutoria contumaz
que Sc empenan en- mantener
los %bur6cratas, que aspiran a
centralizar mas todavia con eseI
proyecto, francamente enemigo, |
de la ley de condados, que ha
de guardarse muy bien de apro-
bar la Camara puertorriquef1a,
ST no quiere echar sobre 81 la tre.
menda responsabilidad de haber
contribuido a la culpable labor
de hacer mas tiranico Ell regi- |
men VICENTE, mas odioso Y auto.
cratico un sistema 1nadmisible
para regir un pueblo civilizado
en- un siglo de libertad y de pro.
greso.
Por cortesia estaran oyendo
al Secretario les miembros de
la comision conjunta.
Pero hay cosas que no pueden
ser oidas nj por ESQ, nj por cor
tesla.
Hay tambien una ley que de-
termina esa reunion, 10 sabe
mos; pero sobre todas las leyes
de la fracasada asamblea que ia
funcionado en- ell ambiente en-
fermo de la centralizaci0n re-
dentorista, esta la manifesta-
ci0n soberana hecha por todo ell
pals en- la reciente asamblea del
los municip1os.
Esta la voluntad del pueblo
que Sc MEGA a continuar la far
sa, a seguir contemplando Ell es-
pectaculo indecoross que ofrece
Ell gobierno. Sobre todos los
acuerdos tomados bajo ell con-
troll del Executive, estan las de-
claraciones de las municipalities
des reunidas que han dicno, So
lemnemente, que el pals quiere
y necesita la autonomia.
Despues de saber, este, no Sc
concibe como Mr.. Post es tanl
osado que pretende imponer el
prehistorico : fosil centralismo
de los condados para tener a su
talante, y manejarla con mas
conodidad, la vida de los mum.
cipios, que aspiran, 6igalo ell re-
belde funcionario, a sacudir el
yugo deprimente que ahora pc.
sa sobre ellos, convirtiendoles
en- humilde, dependencies de la
Secretaria.
n Urko Nomoyo IN II Oour
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12
La administration municipal
DE CABO ROJO, LARES Y SAN GERMAN

DE CABO ROJO, LARES SAN GERMAN
Hace dos diaS nos ocupamos del in--
forme que en- cumplimiento de la Sc
ciSn so de la VICENTE Ley municipal
airigiera ell Alcalde de Juana Diaz, Sc
nor zambrana, al pueblo y al goberna-
dor de Puerto Rice, y habiendo rccioi.
do posteriormente los msmos informes
de los alcaldes de Cabo Rojo, Lares y
San German, insertaremos 4 continua-
cion las notas mas salienres de tales
informa clones.
Seg1n declara bajo su frma ell Sc
hor J. A. Fleytas Colberg, Alcalde de
Cabo Rojo, ell presupuesro de aquella
municipalidad Sc ha liquidado con un
superabit de $l,S47.51 debido 4 las eco
nfas justifcadas intrsducidas, ascen-
dentes a $3,S7s.71, y pesar de haber-
Sc dado por fallidos creditos a favor
del municipio por va1or de $3,4o3,72,
resultando de este modo que ell presu-
puesto para ell proximo aflo econ6mi-
co de 1905 1906 Sc ha calculade baJo
bases positivas y solidas, despojandolo
de entradas 6cticias y de creditos in
cebra5 5les.
Del total del presupuesto de gastos
$1e,s3S45 Sc han pagado SIS. 754,41, Sc
economizaron $3,s7S,71 y queda ban
peadiente de pago en- 80 de JUNO ST..
54s,36.
Los ingresos Sc seffalaron en- 49,
S3s As habiendsse recaudado $13.s6s, y
estando pendiente de cobro s. a8s,2s
Resulto recaudarse de mas S., ,aos o5 en-
alsunas partidas, pero tambiep Sc die
ron por fallidos $3,4o3,7s.
Existfa en- GAIA en- 80 de JUNO $rr3,59.
~
Ell presupues srdinario de Lares
ascendfa 1 ST. 7s1 en- su secciones de
gastos ingresos y refuniidas las re.
sultas de afios anteriores. en- su sec
ci6n de gastes tiene $1s, o9a,43 y en-
Ia de ingresos $as,o3s,4r, arrojaudo
un superabit favor del Municipio
de $11s46.eS.
Por sobrante efectivo del afio an-
terror ingresos durante Ell aio eco
n6mico Sc anotaron 1e,sI3,I4 Sc pa
garon $I7.5os,I1, por 10 que resulta
un saldo elective en- GAIA en- 80 de
Junio 1905, dc $s,oo5 o3.
La Junta de Instruction recibio
$s13e. OF, habiendose sostenido II es-
cuelas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12
Huelga en- Inglaterra

Londres, Agosto 4.-6o,ooo obreros
de las fabricas de cotonada de. Ran
cartiue, amenazan de declararse en-
huelga por los fabricantes rehusan
concedsr un aumento de salario en- un
.por ciento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12
Notas de Espaha

AsOCoo w AOPd11d
Madrid. IS de Julio-Telegrafian
de San Sebastian que el presidente
del Consejo de ministries ell ministro
de Estado cele bran frecuentes entire.
vistas con ell embajador de Francia
en- Espaaa.
Las entrevistss versan sobre la
question marroquf
La Copferencia International que
va & ce)ebra-se para tratar de dicha
question Sc reunira en- Espafa. en- San
Sebastian proba blemente.
Por esta causa ha aplazado su re.
greso Madrid Ell sefisr Montero
Rios.
-Ha ocurrido, por efects de TN
temporal, una inundaci6n en- valla.
do!id
Los bonn beros auxiliados por la
guardia civil y por gran parte del
vecindario, trabajan para aminorar
los etectOS de la 1nundacl0n
Ell ministro de la Gobernaci6n
ha salido para San Sebastian llevan-
do la 6rma del Rey algunos decretos.
La fiesta de Santiago la ha ce-
lebrado la colonia gallega en- esta cor
te con un esplendide banquete en- ell
que Sc ha servidc un suculento pote,
Como en- ahos anteriores la prensa
estuvo representada en- la comida y.
entire los comensales fguraban dstin-
guidas personals de esta capital
En- ell Centro Gallegs Sc ha cele-
-brado una gran velada.
Ell arma de caballerfa ha CONNIE
morado la fiesta de su patrono San
tiago. celebrando en- los respectivos
cuarteles una misa rezada y dandese
a la tropa rancho extraordinario y ma.
yor ndmero de horas de paseo.
Madrid, 76 de julio. Ell Encargado
de Negocios de Cuba en- Espafa. Sc
fior don Cosme de la Torriente, ha
salido veranear acompaflado de su
esposa.
"A consecuencia de una via de
aqua que Sc abri6 en- Ell casco, Sc ha
lido a pique en- las costas de la Coru-
ha, ell vapor ingles Rosario. sin que
afortunadamente hayan ocurri2o des.
gracias personales.
Hoy public6 la "Gaceta" un real
decreto concediendo ell credito extr aor-
dinarlo reclamado por el m1nis:ro de
Agriculture, conde de Romanones
para remediar la crisis agrfcola en-
Andalucia.
-En ARGOS de la Frontera. Cadiz,
gran n1mero de campesinos Sc han
reunido frente las Casas Consistoria-
les, pidiendo trabajo.e
Despues, excitados por algunos
anarquistas, los campesinos saquearon
algunos establecimientos
Ell Rey, guiando un autom6vil
ha salido para recorrer varios pueblos
de la frontera france-espaffola.
-Ha zarpado de San Sebastian la
escuadrilla de cruceros que estaba en-
aquel puerto.
Madrid, al de- Julio.-En Gogollu-
do, Quad alajara. hap crecido las aguas
del rio, inundandose la huerta.
Las sguas Sc elevaron a tres metros
sobre sa nivel y muchas personals Sc
salvaron en- bare as y balsas,
Han ocurrido algunas desgracias as
personales.
Tambien en- la provincial de C6rdo-
ba los temper ales de estos dltimos
dias han causado dafios de considera-
ci6n, pues Sc desbordsroa el Guadal-
quivir , sus af1uentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12
NOta del dfa

Quizas fue en- una de esas no
ches de fecunda vigilia. que de-
be padecer Ell rabadan del apris-
CO redentorista. Ell genio que
proteje a los inventores insignes
batirfa sus impalpables alas So
bre la frente de Mr.. Post. en- la
hora en- que las estrellas parpa-
dean ell sueflo de la noche.
Fue en- un retozo de la cien-
cia y ell genio. Mr.. Post sin
ti6se asaltado por la peregrina
idea de amenizar sus descubri-
mientos maritimos y navales,
dando a la par descanso al fati-
goso cerebro y comodo refocila-
miento" al rendido ORGANISING
con una inven cion. 81 menos
perdurable Y it'll. mas product
va para ST mismo.
Perdonemos esta abdicacion
del genio; Mr.. Post sc do a dis
currir sobre Ia invencion de jue-
gos para entretener Ell parvulis-
mo de nuestros politicos, y sur
gio Ia ley de condados:
Con los inventos de mayor
fuste, de los que espera acaso
gloria y provecho, el Secretario
de Puerto Rico quiso que alter
naran esoa modestos entreteni-
mientos y esas habilidosas COM
binaciones con recursos de ca
mara oscura.?
Asi encODtraba recursos Ell in
ventor incomprendido, Ell genio
sin descubrir para aguardar SEN
tado Ell dia Coruscante del es
plendido triunfo. cuando los Pc
ces en- ell mar han de sentir .ru-
bores de su desnudez. al con-
templar las quillas de las EN-
barcaciones .castamente vestl-
das, con la cam1sa-pOst.
Y es tan facll entretener q
los nativosl-pensaria el funcio.
mario, recordando sus exitos ba-
ratos alcanzados con ell juego de
cubiletes de los dos escudos-
Es tan facil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
con distracciones al parecer
honestas a TN pueblo acostum-
brado a Greer en- la formalidad
sagrada de la promesa. en- ell
cumplimiento inevitable de la
palabra.
Pero esta vez Sc ha equivoca-
do el genio Yno lie ha servido
su churrigueresca verborrea pa
ra convencer a nadie de que el
ultimo juego de su invenci6n es
completamente inofensivo.
Ell pals lie contempla con re-
cello. Lo ha puesto en- observa.
ci6n. Y de la inevitable cua.
rentena que esta sometido ell
proyecto de Mr.. Post, tendra
que salir un no rotundo, breve,
con esa concision incapable de
To- que no admite replica, nj OBJ
jeciones. No queremos la ley
de condados, no sirve
Las vacilaciones pudieran pa
recer una concession, pudieran
ser interpretadas como una for
mula de asentimiento, en- virtud
de promesas y de enmiendas
que no habrian de cumplirse
luego.
Lo mejor es 10 radical; con
cierta gente hay que cortar por
10 sano.
Cosa que venga de Mr.. Post
no puede ser buena cque deci.
mos buena7, nj medianamente
acceptable.
La sola reunion de los Comi.
sionados. entire los cuales sin
duda prevalecera la idea de re :
chazar Ell proyecto de Mr.. Post
es va una condescendencia ex.
tr, m ada.
Despues de la asamblea de
los municipios, no ha debido
reunirse esa comision.
Todo cuanto Sc haga pOr or
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12
NOticias diversas

Ell guardia Liborio MILAN, ha sido
nombrado cabo INFERNO de la policfa
insular.
Par Ell contratista que ha efectuado
la construction del edificio para la
nueva estacion de vacuna Sc entregara
eSta tarde los sefiores HernaA dez v
Sthal. quienes asistlran en- la tarde de
hoy al acto de reception del mismo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
General Weather Conditions.

Moderate disturbances centered
yesterday morning north of Lake Su.
perior and in Oklahoma. High pres
sure areas centered in the southeast
and in the north Pacific slope. A
still further rise in temperature has
occurred in nearly all sections of the
country lying east of the Rocky
mountains. Throughout the Pacific
slope the temperature ltas remained
nearly stationary.
Within the last sc hours light rain
has fallen in northern Louisiana
Arkansas Oklahoma, Missouri. south
ern Indiana, Colorado. Arizona, Utah
Nevada and Washington.
The minimum temperature at Cairo
Tuesday night was 80 degrees.
Ice conditions: Ohio river-Ev.
ansville reports light floating ice
Light ice continues running at Cairo
diminished in quantity. The Missis
sippi river-Cape Grardeau reports
floating ice in channel The river
continues gorged and frozen over
back OF Cairo,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
THE W0MAN'S CLUB
MEETING YESTERDAY
WAS UNUSUALLY INTERESTING
PROGRAM WAS IN CHARGE
OF THE PHILANTHROPY DE.
PARTMENT.

The philanthropy department, Of
which Mrs. j. s. Hacker is chairman,
had charge OF the meeting of the Wo
mans club yesterday afternoon at
Library hall and an interesting pro
gram was rendered.
Mrs. Andrew Dohr. president Of the
club, presided over the meeting, the
first part Of which was devoted to the
transaction Of important business.
The first number Of the program
was an excellent paper read by Mrs,
b. Sadler on Whom Shall We Help"
A paper by Mrs. j. NJ. Lansden on
Associated Charities" was read by
Miss Effie A. Lansden in the enforced
absence Of the former
A discussion followed, after which
refreshments were served by the phil
anthropy department.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Cairo chapter, No. II, Royal Arch
Masons, installed the following offic
ers Tuesday night: Frank Spencer
high priest; NJ. NJ. Riley, king; J. w
Morris. scribe; Thomas Ferguson
treasurer; w. F. Gibson, sercertay;
W. d. Lippitt, c. H.; John Hoard
p. S.; H. n. Henckell, r. A. c.; F
b. Armstrong, NJ list; Raymond
Randolph. NJ 2nd. v; Ross Bates
NJ 3rd "; w. S. Simpson. sentinel
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
River Forecasts.

The Ohio, at Evansville, will rise
during the next three or four days.
At VT. Vernon, will probably com
mence rising within the next "a to 36
hours.
At Paducah and Cairo. will contin
ne rising during the next u TO "a
hours
The Tennessee, from Gunthersyille
to R.veuon. will continue falling.
Al Johusongilla, will commence
falling within the next y 10 "a
hours
The Mississippi from Chester to
Cairo. no material change during the
next SO hours.
The stages at the several points on
the Ohio and Mississippi will depend
to a considerable extent upon the
movements of ice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
Yank Did Not See the Pickles.

Yankee Robertson, as his friends
love to call him, has been brought in
to prominence in the last few days
by the evening papers. They have
elaborated a story about his warm
southern blood being riled by negro
coming into a restaurant in Paducah
and taking a seat beside him, and
have stated that he kept the place
closed until police interference per.
mitted it to resume business. Now
the Paducah News Democrat publish.
es this account Of the affair:
James Viaholeas, proprietor of the
Peoples restaurant at 302-304 Broad.
way. states that James Robertson,
clerk of the steamer Dick Fowler,
was mistaken in thinking that he
would allow a negro to sit at a table
with any white person. Mr.. Viaholeas
and his manager, Louis Caporal said
today that the negro who caused the
trouble was only a porer who came
in to buy ten cents worth Of pickles
for well known physician, and that
Mr.. Robertson was mistaken in think
ing that the negro was 70 be served
with a lunch in the restaurant. Mr.
Viaholeas claims that the negro took
his hat off as soon as he entered the
store and remained standing until
ready to depart
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
HE WAS TOUCHED"

A stranger who gave his name as
Arthur Cantwell, complained to the
police yesterday that ne mad been
touched" fon 500 by the denizens of
a negro resort on Fifth street.
Officer Wilson arrested Susie Bal
lenger and Carrie Lewis. and locked
them up. They will be gievn a hear.
ing in the morning. The man was also
locked up. TO be held as a witness.
He says his home is in Sikeston, Mo
Both of the women arrested are
well known to the police and have
figured in similar scrapes a number
Of times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
CHARGED WITH MURDER
OF YOUNG LADY
Frank Evans and VIM. Bro wnine Held
For Killing Miss Shafer at Bed
ford, Ind.

By the Associated Press.
Bedford, Ind, Jan. 1S--Frank Ey.
ans and William Elmer Browning
were arrested today on warrant
sworn our by John H. Underwood, an
attorney, charging them with the muir
der of Miss Sarah c. Shafer on the
night of Jan. q last
The arrests are due to a story told
by Mrs. Cook, the divorced wife of
Browning. in which she repeats an al
legged conversation with Browning
wherein he is represented as having
confessed to her that he and Evans
committed the crime.
Both men lstrenuously deny that
they had anything To do with the
murder and Browning says he Never
told his former wife any such story.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
On the SPOT.

Colonel John s Vance. president OF
the Ohio Valley association. is in
Washington. d. c.. in the interest of
a nine-foot project for the Ohio riv-
er. and expects to remain until con
gress passes the river and harbor bill.
Since his arrival he has learned that
the committee is prepared to make
provisions for a nine-foot depth for a
distance of 80 miles below Pittsburg.
Pa. and make a preliminary survey
for the remainder Of the waterway.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
ANNUAL CHURCH MEETING.

The annual meeting of the congre
cation of the Presbyterian church
was held last night.
Reports of officers and societies
were read and showed excellent worh
with gra. ifying results.
A new board of trustees was elect
ed as follows: w. H. Sutherland. f
d. Carey, Chas. Cunningham, W. S
Dewey, w. ]. Johnston, w. J Buchan
an, H. II. SDann.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
Harth safe.

The Fulton succeeded in releasing
the Harth and her tow. which were
caught in an ice gorge twenty miles
above Paducah. The Fulton left this
city Monday morning. and after sew
eral hours work pulled the Harth out
Of the ice. Both steamers and the
three barges OF corn which the Hartn
had in tow arrived a Paducah this
morning. The feet was not damaged.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19

Pictures of Woodruff, the cash reg
lister man. have been taken and sent
over the country He appeared to en-
Joy the novelty of sitting for the
rogue's gallery and said there was
nothing like plenty of notoriety. He
brushed his hair. adjusted his cravat
and wore his most fetching look while
the photographer took three views of
him