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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17

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&Sittcr, Der III Nr. 1919, Guiiern.
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"a Sabre alie Sobn MaaneB bon
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tern bonn Toli5eirihter Sutton in or
lilopeitliden Eoli5eiitntion ST. 30 Ia
gen 8ei0ngniB perlirtbeilt, neil er
lid ongeblih an ieiner Sdppieoernut.
ter, Srnu Glilnbetb aauimann, Der,
griiien baben lou. Die Satin oc5
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oenIcIbcn alli. Sic erfldrte, oob ieit
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rotbetc, er ieoer grbeit itreng enticg.
mo lih bon ibr mo ibrer Shmieqer.
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bot, 0as Saus 5u betreten bis er Nr.
belt %geIunoen babe, ioa MagneB liz
tbGtlIb a~nsegriiien 6aben.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15

J. r. Campbell. general supervisor
of the Chicago Mill and Lumber com
psny. who has been in the city on
business, left Tor his home in Chicago
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
AFTER THE vIOLATORS
OF Revenue Laws--Officers In Cairo
Making Very Rigid lnvest-
cation.

Three officials of the revenue de
oartment are in the city investigating
alleged violations Of the federal laws
regulating the traffic in liquor
They have been here since Wednes
lay and so far have found three OF
four saloon keepers that have exhibit
ed a disregard for the revenue laws
Some of the violations consist of re
filling bottles that once held bonded
goods. the retilling Of bottles with 9th
err liquors than originally contained
The failure 10 remove or scratch
cigar boxes and barrels.
1t could not be learned who the of
tenders were. and 1t will remain a
secret until deputy u. 5. marshal
arrests them with a warrant In the
near future The officers will continue
their work Of investigation for several
days.
The penalties for violation of the
revenue laws are very severe in the
aces cited above
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
WILL ERECT BUILDING
A. o. n. TO Construct Two Story
Building on Their TWO Lots
Elect Officers.

District No. ]. Ancient Order Hiber-
mans at a meeting held Wednesday
evening elected as follows officers for
the ensuing year. Spiritual director,
Rev. J. J. Downey; County president.
James H. Galligan; assistant county
president NJ j. O'Shea; division pres
ident, James Meehan vice president.
r.. A. Doud; recording secretary, T. p.
Caraher financial secretary Thomas
Casey; treasurer p. T. Langan; cater
.er p. H. Smyth
Reports exhibiting that the society
was in excellent financial condition.
having about $4,000 in bank, were read
and il was resolved that the order
erect a twO-story building to cost be.
tween $4,000 and $4,000 on the two
lots owned by the society on Wash
ington avenue between Eleventh and
Twelfth street and running through TO
Poplar The lower floors will be rented
as stores while the Hibernians will
use the large hall upstairs.
In accordance with this resolution a
building committee consisting Of NJ J
O Shea, p A. Doud and James Nee
han was appointed with instructions
To have plans drawn up ard secure
bids for the erection of the structure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
SHOT BANK CASHIER.

Kennett, Mo, Dec. 1.-THE bank OF
ClaTkton, eighteen miles distant, was
entered by robbers last night and the
outer door of the safe was blown of.
Interior doors resisted the explosion
and no money was secured. Cashier
Chatham. hearing the noise, attempted
TO intercept the robbers who shot him
several times. He will probably die
The robbers escaped
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
Police to Report.

Chief OF Police Egan has issued the
following notice to patrolmen, which
went into effect last evening; Here
after officers on lower beat will re-
port al Z p M. and each hour there
after. Officers on the beat from Eighth
to Twelfth streets will report at 6:l5
D. m. and on the quarterhour there
after. Officers on beat from Twelfth
to Twentieth street will report at
$50 p. nj. and on the half-hour there
after Officers on beat from Twentieth
TO Twenty-seventh street Will report
at Gas p. m. and on the three-quarter
hour thereafter. Officers on beat north
of Twenty-seventh street will report
at p. m. and on each hour thereafter
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15

Frequent Burqlaries.

The saloon en- the corner OF Eigh-
teenth and Poplar streets, was entered
early Thursday morning and the cash
register robbed of $3.50 in change.
Evideatly the miscreants were fright
ened away for in their haste they
dropped forty cents in change on the
floor. The burglars gained an entrance
by cutting away a portion of the glass
of the side door on Eighteenth street,
and removing a piece Of iron pipe used
for holding the door. In their haste
to get away, the door was left ajar,
remaining so until the bartender came
70 open the saloon Friday morning.
This is the third time this saloon has
been burglarized in two months. On
previous attempts hey carried away
several jugs of WHISKY and broke the
show case
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
NET NICE RETURNS
ChiIdren's Home Benefit This
Afternoon at The Orpheum
CITIZENS BUYING LITERALLY OF
TICKETS so AS TO MAKE
cAlRo's CHRISTMAS GIFT
EXTRA LARGE.

The ladies of The board governing
the Childrens Home turned out in
force yesterday and reported phenom-
email success as the result OF their
endeavors to sell tickets for the two
matinees 70 be given this afternoon
for the benefit of the Home
Many We're the large contributions
received and they say that almost
every one did his share. No estimate
could be obtained Of the total receipts
bur It is expected 10 exceed $3.50.
The ladies will canvass the town
again this morning and no one should
miss this opportunity TO show their
patriotic feelings and help the city
to at least the small extent Of the
purchase price of the ticket, Is cents.
An exceptionally fine bill is being
presented this week every act being a
feature. Theodore Junius, the first
number presents some fine feats in
hand balancing Manifold and Harvey
song and dance artists. do some clever
wooden shoe dancing. Their steel
plate dancing is the best seen in Cairo.
Little Miss Edmunds eaptiyated the
audience at once. Her songs and
dancing meeting with continuous ap
plause. The marvellous De Armos
Ring and Bar artists, are indeed mar
vicious. Their drop from knees to
heel and other work is exceptionally
fiue. The Musical Balkes, the sixth
number in high class musical me-
lange are the feature Mr., Backe'3
numbers on the violin are treat;
Mrs. Backe IS possessed of a fine voice
and her songs. Harvest Time and
My Irish Molly. O" meet with repeat
ed encores
The Impossible Voyage being a trip
by a party of scientists through the
air, under the sea and into the sun.
1t abounds with accidents and scenes
that make one wonder whether they
are awake or dreaming.
Taken altogether there is not a
weak act ON the bill and all who at
tend are assured Of a good time and
furthermore posses the knowledge that
every dollar received from the sale of
the tickets will go to the lonely little
inmates and will help TO make them
happy.
Happy All, little is the happiness
which comes to those little ones, be-
reft of or deserted by their parents
and thrown upon the generally all
too unmerciful mercy of the public
Think. you individual, how many ill.,
Tie Joys and pleasures lie within the
quarter which you spend in such I'M
wonted waste, and then decide, lis It
&c be the own selfish desire or will you
help TO make brighter the dark and
dreary life of our little fondings?"
Surely The mighty answer swelling
he hearts of all viii burst forth in
the solitary cry We VIII Help
Free list is suspended this afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. James Heston. Of
Little Rock. Ark. arrived yesterday
having been called to the bedside OF
Airs. Heston's father, Albert Susanks
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15

Fred Hisey and wife will leave
for Paducah next week for short
visit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
ENTERTAINED THE CLUB
Mrs. Lucy Coffee Of Wickliffe, Enter
tains Woman's Club at Her
Home.

Mrs. Lucy Coffee of Wicklffe. KY.
entertained the Woman's Club and Ii
brary Association in her snug little
home yesterday.
The program was chosen from Sc
lections From Longfellow." among
which were "Evangeline," Rainy Day
and the song The Bridge"
A feature of the club to answer roll
call by repeating a proverb or quota
ton is religiously adhered 10, bring
ing out beautiful sentiments, giving
each an opportunity to preach a neat
little SERMON, THE benign influence
resting like a benediction on the ami
mated intelligent women who have en-.
tered into this noble work with heart
and soul and whose membership prom
Uses to include all the progressive up
to-date women of the little city.
Elaborate decorations of mistle toe
and holly tastefully arranged and a
center piece of ferns and white carna,
tons together with the beautiful
gowns of the ladies' constituted \
charming ensemble
The Menu.
First Course.
Oyster Patties, Olives, Pickles
Second Course.
Turkey. Cranberry Sauce,
Chicken Salad,
UTTERED Hot Biscuit, Homemade
Bread.
Celery
Third Course
Ice cream Variety Cake.
Coffee.
Many of the husbands dropped in
just al refreshment time-the refresh
ment of the bodily man only-for who
among them cares what Mr. Long
fellow wrote?
The toast they could make TO Mrs.
Coffee--if they We're not too busy
might possibly be:
Could MIR Longfellow have had
to eat Of such good things always
his poetry would no doubt be much
more cheerful"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
ALLEGED SHE WAS JEALOUS.

Owatonna. Mimi Dec. li.-Wilda
johnson. who has been IN trial charg
ed with attempting to xiii the family
of J. l. johnson. by means of poison
which she was alleged TO have placed
IN a well, was acquitted boy a jury
tonight The prosecution alleged her
motive for the crime charged was jeal
ousy Of Mrs. Lundsirom. The Widowed
daughter Il j. l.. Johnson, both ul
whom. IL was claimed being 10 love
with the same man
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15

Mrs. W. r. Shelton and son left last
night for Columbia, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15

II is reported that there is more
coal south this year than has been
there for years
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
River Forecasts

The Ohio-At Evansville and Mt
Vernon, will fall at quite rapid rate
during the next two or three days
At Paducah and Cairo, will fall very
rapidly during the next three days
The Tennessee-At Florence, will
continue falling during the next sc
hours. AT 1ohnsonville, will fall Fri
day The Mississipp-From below st
Louis to Cairo, will remain practically
stationary during the next SO hours.
p. f. SMYTH,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15

Miss Julia Cain has accepted a posi-
ton for the holidays at Samuel
Whites dry goods store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
Ereaeunt AnnoYances.

Between and 6 O'Clock yesterday
morning some unknown person threw
a whole brick through he front glass
door of Jacob H. Kaiser's clothing
store. 1913 Commercial avenue. This
is the second time this week Mr.
Kaiser has been subjected to some
annoyance Last Monday night the
front door of his clothing store was
forced open by burglars who carried
away with them ten pairs of pants
and eight overcats As yet the police
have not slIccessed in recovering any
q the goods. nor apprehended any one
for the crime
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
Locust Street Fire.

A fire occurred yesterday morning
about $50 O'Clock at the residence Of
A. o. Phelps, 1872 Locust street re
suting frcm a defective flue. The
fire departments responded TO the call
and extinguished the flames About
three hours later it was necessary 70
send in a second alarm, the rafters
having ignited once more from the
hue The house is damaged consider
able having the roof and rear of the
building destroyed Considerable dam
age was done the household effects.
hey being destroyed or damaged by
water.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
CASE UNDER AMUSEMENT

Milwaukee. Dec i4-After listening
all day to arguments on the motion to
dismiss the defendant in the case of
Charles r Ptister. charged in an in
dictment with larceny as bailee in the
sum OF $4,000 Judge Brace of the
municipal court this afternoon took
The case under advisement until to-
morrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
FIX PRIEsTlY SALARIES.

Chicago. Dec. 14-At a meeting Of
the synod Of tn Roman Catholic
church diocese Of Chicago IL was de-
cjdede hereafter that the temporal
matters Of each parish he admins
tered by board Of trustees composed
of five laymen and the parish priest.
The salary Of a first-class parish was
fixed at 81 600 a year, second. $500:
curates and assistant priests. $500.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
Married Last Niaht.

The wedding of Mrs. Lizzie Grear
and Silas French, was solemnized last
evening at 7 O'Clock at the home of the
groom, 3405 Elm street. Rev. Father
Gillen OF St. Joseph's Catholic church
performed the ceremony. The con
tracing parties are well known citi-
zens of Cairo, The bride being the
widow of the late Harry Grear, who
was a popular pharmacist of this city
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
PILLkeED A CHURCH.

Peoria. Dec. 14.-Charles Beau
champ. was arrested on charge OF
pillaging ST. Johns Catholic church
last night In his possession. IL is al
legged. was found 5000 worth Of gold
and silver calices and candlosilcks
from The church service.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
Recognized Letter.

A teacher in the primary grade was
one day trying to persuade one Of
her small pupils to point out the let
ter &C. from among the letters Of the
alphabet written on the blackboard
Finally the teacher, pointing 10 the
third letter, asked what that was. 20.
yes Now know said the child
That little piece of thread with the
knot on IT..
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
HAYES IN BANKERS ROW.

Columbus Ohio. December l4.-Otto
J. Hayes of the Gallon National Bank
was received at the penitentiary today.
He was accompanied TO the prison
doors by his faithful wife. Hayes was
given. clerical work. and will occupy
A cell in the famous bankers row.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
Education and Humility.

In the outdoor, as in the indoor
world, one of the first things that can
be said for education is that it teaches
humility. There's nothing like an in
creasing acquaintance with the things
that you can't do right off for reduc-
ing swelled head-C D Fry
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
Cairo Girl Elected.

Friends of Miss Julia Caswell, for
merry of Cairo, graduating from the
Cairo high school in 1901 and also
from the University of Illinois last
June. will be glad to learn Of her re-
cent election to the pedagogic corps
of the Polo. Illinois, public schools.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
Well Patronized.

The bazaar and supper given last
evening at the X. NJ. X c hall by
the ladies of the Christian church was
well pajronized considering the in
clement weather The returns from
the entertainment being over 800
The ladies' viii serve luncheon at noon
today at the K NJ X. c. hall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
The O. N. r.

The O. n r. club was entertained
al cards Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Alice Frazier on lower Wal
nut street. The first prize was won
by Mrs. Otto Schulz. the lone hand
prize by Mrs. P. c. Scullin. The next
meeting of the club will be held at the
home of Mrs. John B. Greaney on Pine
street. December 2Sth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
TO FILL STRIKERS PLACE

Chicago. Dec 1.-the Chicago En-.
pilyors Association today formulated
plans for The establishment of stand.
ing army of laborers. both skilled and
unshlled and representing every
branch Of trade. 10 be prepared 10 60
to any city in the United States TO I'll
the places Of strikers when necessary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
TRAIN GOES THROUGH BRIDGE

Litchfeld III. Dec IA fast west
bound freight on the Clover Leaf rail
road was wrecked twelve miles soutf
Of this city today on account OF
bridge collapsiBg The train wai
thrown into crcpk. The crew es
Czpsd
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
issued Marriage License.

County Clerk Jesse Z. Miller issued
marriage license to Bruce T. r..
Tharp. age y. and Miss Mary Ander-
son. age %, yesterday morning. Both
parties are residents of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Presbyterian Choir.

The music OF the Presbyterian
church has recently been the object OF
considerable favorable comment. II Is
good choir composed of excellent
voices and is highly appreciated by
those attending the services.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15

A house boat owned by Earl Still
son of Quincy. H., being towed by the
gasoline launch Undine. was carried
under the bows Of the Rses Lee by
the swift current Tuesday afternoon
and had its roof taken of. The damage
will amount to 5000. A line was
thrown out and the houseboat hauled
into the channel and set adrift again.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
Raises Quarantine.

The raising by Havana on Dcccm-
Der . of all quarantine restrictions
against Mobile and all Gulf ports, has
lifted all restrictions on traffic to Gu
ban ports via the Mobile q Ohio. and
his road in circular letter 70 the
press desires widest publicity given
TO the fact Hencefcrth passenger
and freight business via this road for
the Queen Of the Antilles viii not be
subject 20 detention
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15

Mrs. ] s. Hacker has returned from
Wickliffe, KY, where she attended
the reception of the Woman's club OF
that city at the residence of Mrs.
Lucy Coffee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15
The coroners Inquest.

The verdict rendered by the c0ron-
ers jury in the case Of the late VIII
liam Mahoney. was that The deceased
met mis- death in railroad accident
al Thnhps
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-15

Conductor l.. Nj Morgan Of the Mo-
bile and Ohio, who was thrown from
his caboose at Fort jefferson, is re-
ported TO be in very critical condi-
ton at his home at Jackson, Tenn