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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

| jail or FIRE depaFsfReut or enIargea in
q more tommo5ious city hail proper.
81 expenditure of $4,000 TO $4,000
- tins time would certainly secure
greatly improved quarters and be a
sep 5ust that far forward.
The Bulletin does not agree with
one of its contemporaries that the city
-sheuld wait until it can build an i'm
posing. structure to cost $4,000 or
$50. 0oe or that the permanent home Of
the city should be delayed until its
aois can be filled and sodded II would
like to see all of this, but il contends
that UGH a plan. all 10 be accomplish
ed at once, will mean several decades
delay and that for much less sum an
ample. substantial building can be
erected and furnished (which will fiji
All OF the requirement. Of the city fsr
Ada years to come and by VII ch time
additional buildings and other i'm
proyements can be made. Lots can
alsq1 be gradually filled and the
grounds gradually placed in shape.
One II the most immediate necec 81.
ties is an arrangement whereby the
| Eve lots of the block now belonging To
erivate owners can be secured. The
Bulletin has contended for some years
that these lots should be condemned
and their owners required to obtain
building stes elsewhere. As a mat
ter of in tice to these householders
ample time should be given them to
find other locations and by taking this
matter in hand now the moving of the
buildings, some FIVE of them all low
one story buildings. could be arranged
for and accomplished with much less
difficulty and expense.
With Greater Cairo IN the very near
future. a brighter promise at hand
and the general improvement through
out the city ii is highly necessary that
the municipal machinery be properly
housed for the great work it must soon
accomplish.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
TWICE WE'D
And Yoder's Twenty-sixth Child Was
Born on His Fortyeighth Birth
Anniversary.

John, town, Pa, May al. l. Yoder,
Of Windber, today celebrated his forty
eighth birthday and at the same time
became the father of his twenty-sixth
child, breaking all records for anti
race suicide In this section
Yodeg is a native of Somerset coun
~ where he now lives. He was frs
married when IA years Of age, and had
IA children by that wife. On her de
mise he married second time, and
has II children by the second wife. o.
the &c, 10 are living. some of then
beng married, and Yoder has II
grandchildren He Is engaged in driv
ing a stage and maintains his famil.
in comfort
Friends are taking up the matte
and will call President Roosevelt's at
tention to the case as soon as he re
, turns from the west
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TO CLOSE At SIX
RETAIL MERCHANTS AGREE TO
REQUEST OF CLERKS AND
WILL INACCURATE PLAN
18TH.

Tho petition which hls been clrcu.
latFl by the retail clerks Of the city
asking The propretors Of the various
stores to close early during tho sum
mer nj nths has Biet with success on
every hand and that guch a plan will
be adopted is now assured
Every shoe. clothing and dry goods
merchant In the city has agreed to
the request AM the date for the in.
auguration Of the plan has been set
for tho 18th Of this month. AT what
time the old hours Of closing will be
resumed depends on the condition OF
tho weather this fall and so far no
especial date has been set
Under the new plan during the week
the stores will close at o'clock each
night instead Of Q. as has been tbs
custom. with the exception Of Saiur
day nights. when tho hour will,be the
same as IN the past.
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THE VALUE OF CONTRAST.

The illustra ed lecture at the Lib
rary building last night very success
fHlIy demonstrated to the large audi
ance that attended il just what ma
no accomplished n the way Of beauti-
ivy ne city with natures adorn
men s. It Is safe to say that every
one who enjoyed the views of what
other property owners. in dis ant cit
es, had done and what other muni
eipalities had successfully carried ou'
in this respect, contrasted these land
Feapes and gardens with at least Ger.
rain paris Of our own city and yert
much to the disfavor OF the. latter, /
also certain that an appreciation fos
the beautiful in nature was aroused
which win have a good result LOCALLY
and when the Importance Of creating
q favorable impression upon capt al
lists from abroad who are cons derins
Cairo as future home as well as ;
! point Of investment is taken nto con
sheraton the value of such an exhih
ition IL very apparant.
The Woman's Club is en- tiled L
h Oh commentator for the. interes
lit has taken along these lines gener
ally and for this entertaining and in
structive Illustration OF what can b
kdone in Cairo as we'll as elesewAer
in particular.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
Mr. c,evsland's Musical Criticism.

Once, during his second term. Gro
yer Cleveland was asked to speak at
a function in certain town and when
he arrived at the depot. the wind was
blowing a gale, sleet was driving and
hailstones nearly as large as marbles
were fercely falling.
OF course. the inevitable brass hand
was there, and at the sight of the
president, the performers struck up
with all the strenuosity at their COM
mand That Is the most realistic
music | ever heard" remarked Cleve-
land. What are they trying to plays"
asked Secretary Olney, who accom-
panied him, Hail to the Chief" re-
piled the president with a cheerful
smile.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
Statesman Needed at Home.

Col. "Bill' Sterrett sat in Wash
ington hotel lobby grumbliug about
the cold and miserable weather.
Down in my Texas home" he snort
ed, the peach trees are probably
blooming. the scent of the spring
grass is in the air, and suppose my
children are going swimmin'" "Oh,
don't know" said a Northern ac-
Quaintance. Il have Just received a
letter from a friend Of mine who is
down there. He says the Texans are
enjoying a fuel famine, while the
woods are frozen up. Garden truck is
dead, and ink, whisky and molasses
are frozen hard" Yes, there You
are" said Sterrett, the minute | come
up to this country they let things go
to rack and ruin"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
HIS BRAINS
Were Extracted and Given to Presi
dent Roosevelt, lrnsgipes the 7
Memphis Lunatic!

Paducah, Ky, May 3.-"They took
my brains out and gave them to Pres
ident Roosevelt when he was In Mem
phis, and am accused. Of assassinat,
ing President Mckinley" was the
statement made by Stephen Aston
when arraigned in Justice Young's
court today on-a breach II the peace
charge.
Aston went to the residence of Mrs,
DQllie Hughes, in the country. this
morning and demanded something to
eat When refused he dashed at her
Iwith knife. Neishbors went to her
lFescue and overpowered the man, who
Twas brought here and Jailed
The prisoner claims toN be from
Memphis, Tenn, and is raving ma
MAC. Mrs Hughes who is the wift
Of prominent farmer saved her lf'
by locking herself in room. Asto
says that while in a Tennessee asylum
his brans were extracted and neye
put back.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
Had Watched Her Mamma.

prominent society woman who is
very blonde has a small daughter.
aged 4, Of an equally fair type.
Frances is fond OF watching her moth
ers toilette. and that she has profted
By the secrets of the dressing table
and the frequent use Of pencil was
proved at luncheon few days ago.
Said doting aunt:
Its too bad Frances eyebrows and
lashes are not dark. She would be
a beautiful child"
"Huh!" exclaimed the precocious
youugster Il. guess they'll be dark
when am big enough TO write 'em
trl,e ~ a ~, ~ 5oas Nav vo-L Ts-o
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
COLL UNDER ARREST.
Bueows Partner in Crime Caught
at Chicago and Taken Back TO
Milwaukee.

Milwaukee,, May 3.-Henry G Coll.
former ssistanj scashier of the First
National bank of this city, charged
with emheVzEement, VINO was arrested
in Chicago today was brought back
TO Milwaukee ton ht and is now lock
ed up at Central police station. He
refused absolutely TO answer any
questions and would moi 20 even 50
far as TO tell his age upon being
booked.
Coll will be turned over to the
United States authorities tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04


At a marriage service in a Virginia
town, the other evening. when the
stage of the proceedings had been
reached where the minister calls for
any person who knows any just cause
why the two should not be joined in
wedlock to state the came or else for.
ever after hold his peace a rejected
sutton emphasized his objection to the
match by firing several shots at the
officiating clergyman. Nobody was
hurt except two innocent bystanders,
and they not fatally; but Ibe clergy
man fed and the church was quickly
cleared Prospective brides who have
ven the mitten to over earnest low
efs should never take the risk of Q
public wedding,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
IN
THE MOUNT AIMS
PRESIDENTS HUNTING PARTY
HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO
MOVE FOR THREE DAYS-No
SIGN or FAIR WEATHER.

Glenwood Springs, Col, May 3.--For
three days the presidents hunting
party has been stormbound in the
mountains Rain and snow have fall
en- continuously and tonight there is
no sign Of break. Mountain streams
are raging torrents, and most of them
cannot be crossed, President Roose
yelt will leave Glenwood Springs at
o'clock Monday morning and reach
Denver at p. IN. that day
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
RECITAL TONIGHT
MR.. AND MRS. M'INTYRE WILL
RENDER PROGRAM AT PRES
5YTERiAN CHURCH.

Mr. and Mrs Edwin Vale Mcintyre
of St. Louis, will give an organ recital
at the Presbyterian church ton ght
under the auspices of the ladies Of the
church. Mrs. Vale is contralto
singer possessed of a beautiful voice
and Mr.. Vale is one Of the bestknown
and admired organists Of his city
Following is the program which has
been arranged for the evening:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

"a Part l..
Organ solos,
+ Fantasfe on Pleyels Hymn,
J. 4 Spring Song. MendeIssohn.
b Sextette Lucia Donzetti.
vocal, solos:
3. a "A Legend, Mcintyre.
b Lullaby Hanscom
Organ solos:
f. a Idyl, Bendal
b Romance. Mcintyre
5. a Hungarian Sketch, Brahms.
b Toreador Song, Carmen, Bi
yet.
Intermission.
Part 2.
Organ solo:
6. Overture, Poet and Peasant,
Won suppe
Vocal solo;
4 Aria from Samson and Delilah,
st. saens.
Organ solo:
s. Selections from "Parsifal," wag
| ner.
| Vocal solos:
| 8. a Love thee, Greig.
b Goodnight, Won der Peel
Organ solos.
10 Love Song. Nevin.
Bonjour, Suzon. Dassauer.
IL. Overture "Tanhauser, Wag
ler.
Mrs. Edwin Vale Mcintyre, central
| 0.
Mr. Edwin Vale Mcintyre, organist
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
SEVERAL IMPORTANT BILLS
PASS STATE LEGISLATURE

Springfield, Ill, May among
the bills passed by the house today
weSe:
slGivng Chicago the right to sell sur.
plus electricity; Green's anti-mob bill;
authorizing free bridge across the
Misslssippl at 81. Louis TO be built by
private subscription Of otherwise, but
always to be free.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

The alDgr is correct statement Of
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin.
daily and Sunday, for the year 1904
and for the first four months Of the
year 1905
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
this FIRST day Of May, 1905.
Il. Il. GILBERT,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
ROJESTVENSkY'S WHEREABOUTS
ARE KNOWN TO JAPAN

London, May 3.-Cableing from To
kio correspondent of the Mail says
1t is definitely known to Japan that on
May 2 the ships of the Russian second
Pacific squadron were in Port De.t, tc
the northward of tionkoho bay, An
nam.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
BOSTON SEEKS PROTECTION
FoR;sAoN.uNloN sWoRkMEN

Boston. Observation-Disclosures was
made today thar Bnstbn sgjsmployers
Association has decided q attempt to
place all non-union men in the city
under the protection Of the Citizens
industrial Association OF America and
organize them on principles diametric-
ally opposed to the aims of labor
I'M Ons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
OF course.

Grayce-Fm sure that foreign noble
man who is counting Miss Bullion is
a coachman in disguise,
Nonsense. Why should a
coachman disgu Sc himself as a for
eign nobleman? Wouldn't he stand a
better chance in his real character?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

A portable wireless telegraph appa
ratus has been brought out in Ger.
many. 1t weighs only AIS pounds If
the necessary electricity is supplied
by a dynamo and generating appara-
.tHs resembling stationary bicycle, or
SO pounds if accumulators are used
fcr supplying the current. Only ten
men are required in the first case
only eleven in the second. The total
equipment may be carried on three
horses, the first carrying the telescop
ic masts, the second the transmitting
and receiving instruments and the
third the dynamo or storage battery
A distance Of about fifteen and hal
miles Of fiat country can be telegraph
ed across.s Further developments ma,
make this extremely valuable for wa
Epurposes, fer example, between tn,
| advanced wings ofan encircling force
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
$1,000 REWARD

THE BULLETIN col PANf
WILL PAY A REWARD OF
TEN DOLLARS FOR THE
ARREST AND CONVICTION
OF ANY PER SON FOR
STEALING The BULLETIN
FROM THE PREMISES OF
SU6ScRi 5ERS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
CANDIDATE GETS JUDGMENT
AGAINST THE MAcCABEES

Detroit, May 3.--Anthony Kaminsky
today was given Judgment for $4,000
against the grand lodge. Knights Of
Modern Maccabces In the circuit court
here for injuries which he alleged he
surtained while being initiated into
the organization.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

An Of the hsht of fash
mohair the soft
hns shows rather
braided epancttes
collar
are In deep well With fancy braid The
disposal
the 'front.' red mohal The skirt -
haircoh
placed design The
Of
these ending Just above the stitched hem [ .IA
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
chlna's Coal Fields.

The extent of China's coal fields
has been put at 100000 square miles
more than seventy times the aggre
gate extent of all the coal Gelds OF
Great Britain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
They All Are.

"This show is said to be the bes
on earth"
Said to be, Ell? BY whom?"
why. er-the press agent.
s'pose."
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

Of The countries that take as much
as s1oooQ, 900 worth Of farm products
,tropgus, Cuba takes sl2 600. 900, Den
mark $lSD00,oo. Spain s12,OoO,OOO
rEritish South Africa s1O,o0o.oOo. Italy
,.sS.2tlIpa 600 Canada $27.O00.0O0. Bel
gum sS5 100000, Netherlands $50 200,
600 France s50,0OO.0O0, Germany
$lii,Q00,dco England s496. 100000
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
Wow! Wow!

Some say that wheat's a healthful foo,
For oats do others sigh;
But nothing makes a chap feel good
SO thoroughly as rye.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
Immense Turtles.

H. M. S. Wye recently landed at
Sheerness thirteen turtles, each
weighing about 1--WE hundredwetght.
Several were forwarded to King Ed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

The Ferd Harold arrived from Mem
pbis at a. m. and continued on her
way to St Louis at a. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
{ How Men become Hardened.

1T hurts your faith In human ma.
ture."s observed Senator steele, TO
have; TO pay man money for his
vote"
Particularly when you find out
later" added Senator snifflklns; that
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
SHEARS AND PASTE.
He's sIIalble.

He's Eligible.
y hear that Jones has applied for n
pension $50
Why. he never was In the army"
No but his voice is beginning 10
fail and he thinks he may have injured
II whenu hoy by cheer ms troops de.
parting fl the front"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

The City of Memphis arrived from
ST Louis at l p, m. and continued to
Riverton at p. M,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

The Carrie V. will he here from Lou
isville some time this morning with a
large tow of coal
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
NEWS OF THE RIVERS
BUSINESS EXCEEDINGLY BRISK
AT SIXTH STREET WHARF
MANY BOATS COME
AND GO.

The Russell Lord came in from the
lower Mississippi in the morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

This scar. three centuries past. by age
More MANNED than by Lepanto's flight
This year Cervantes gave TO light
His matchless page.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

the seoundrel was going to vote your
way anyhow"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

The river showed stage of 26.s feet
at 4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon L
rise or o.5ifn the'preceding twenty-four
hours ! y 1lt-Ll--. -
The Stacker Lee arrived, on her
regular tr.n from St Louis to- Mem
phis at 1880 o'clock and left at 3 p.
| nj.
4 The Fred Hartweg came in at / a.
m. yesterday from Joppa and depart
ed few hcursslater for St. Louis with
a barge of ties and one of piling.
River traffic has been exceedingly
/ brisk for the past week and hardly a
day has passed that under eight or ten
4 boats have not put in at the Sixth
street wharf boat
The towboat Nokamis, which has
been& here since Tuesday. left at
O'Clock yesterday morning for Evans
| YiHesstuwing the U. S. dredge boa
which has been at the wharf for som'
i time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
Don ouixote.

Advents we greet OF great and small
Much we extol that may not live.
Yet to the new born type we give
No care at ALI
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

Whence first autrode tn immortal Pair
The half-crazed Hero and his hind
To make sad laughter for mankind:
And whence they fare
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
Algerian Cork Forests.

The best cork comes from Algeria.
There are $500 COO acres of cork for.
ests 10 that country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

Extravaganza. ns
What one does not need 10 dear at
a Penny .--Plutarch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

The Bulletin 10 on sale at the fol
lowing places:
CoIenan's, 2f4 eighth street
halliday House news atand. ftn
Walkers, 10 sixth street.
Union News Co.. Union depot
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circusg &
latien for one year ending De
cember 81. 1901 ...........1 ,945
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

Throughout all Fiction still. where
chance
Allies LIES dullness with its dreams
Allies what IN with what but seems
Fact and Romance
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

Average daily and SUNDAY circu-e
lation for January 1905 . =. .e,0f5
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

o Knight OF FIRE and Squire of earthi
O changing giYe-and- take between
The aim too high, the aim too mean.
/ hail your bira,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-04

Three centuries past, in sunburned
spain,
And hang. on Tine's Pantheon wall,
My votive tablet to recall
That lasting gninl
Austin Dohson.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-08-15
Wallace Building Boom.

Wallace is enjoying a veritable
building boom at the present time
says the Wallace Press and the local
contractors all agree that the number
of new buildings to be erected this
summer viii in all probability beat all
previous records.
The principal building is of course
the new courthouse and Jail. the con-
tract for which has been let to August
Use, of Spokane. for $6s,495. Work
will begin on il as soon as Contra ctor
Uses bond has been approved It will
be fireproof structure of three stories
and basement, covering an area of 20
by 90 feet and will be constructed of
concrete blocks.
Another important building and one
of at least a semi-public' nature is the
new school of Our Lady Of Lourdes
now bein corrected on the Malon tract
ny the Sisters Of Providence. II will
nave ground floor of 1O5 feet by so
feet and will be of three stories and
basement. 1t is a brick veneered edi
hce of handsome anpearance and viii
cost $4,000 Like tho courthouse il
mas beer described in detail in pre-
vious issues of the Press.
Three new business blocks are now
under way. The largest of these is
the new Eagles building on Cedar
street which is IS by 100 in area and
three stories in height. 1t will cost
complete in the neighborhood of s25.
600, Allen j. Olson having the contract
for its erection. 1t is being constructed
OF concrete blocks.
me Elks temple and the new post-
ONCE building on Bank street will be
OF TWO stories IN height The terrible
VIII be 20 by 100 feet in area and the
nostofice 80 by 80 feet. The contract
Tor the erection of the former is hold
oy GOWN Bros. of Colfax and is for
sl4,59o' Charles Jasper of Spokane
Is the contractor for the latter the
price being $500.
r. NJ Rothrock has Just let a CON-
tract to Pannehaker Brothers for the
erection of two story brick block on
MS fractional lot on Sixth street he
tween the alley and the river. It will
cost $4,000. The lower floor vii, no
let for business purposes and tbe u,rar
moor Tor offices or sleeping rooms.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-08-15
GREAT LOSS IN TIMBER
Forest Fires in the Pierce District Are
Not Vet Checked.

Notwithstanding the fact that a
large force of men. working for the
state and for the Weyerhauser timber
syndicate, have been employed for sew
erai weeks fighting the fires In this
district. which force was practically
doubled the first of this weet whom
W" STATE sent in 20 additional men.
the fires, so far from being under con-
'roi' are apparent on the increase
fNenSone coming into town from the
north brings news OF fresh fres star+-
ing Up IN different localities and tho
sHoke hanging over the mountains
grows denser day by dav. AI,bou,h
'oe men employed may be able to
check the fires and IN some ioc,,;,,,s
save valuable tracts of timber b,. hoo,.
"r'hs ana se"nin@ constant natrol
Is not lively that the fires can no
brought under cnn,r,e,a contro, un.;,
l!l's section is visited nv heavy rain
and at present there is no Indication
or that being realized soon
'hefe Ia NO wav AZ this tive +,
"Hich ANYTHING like an accurate esti-
mare or the loss already srs+ained c,r
i've bad. \ ~reot daaI of the fro hoe
Voc" corfred 70 old b,rnippS uhar,
''ere WIS M valuable tir,kar ava
ware the tonnes Stopoed 1T the n-aso,,
ne ire Ioss would probably not b.,
>" great rs ~ first supposed
w edition to the tsrec ~ tbn ,,a.,
ara ''st or Nere which were snokep of
l"s' week TIE s"ote which aver,. DO,
rous m over the hills to the south
east or this rlaca would ipdjeste ,b,t
'here is at least ora immense Eve hum
ing on the Bitter Root reserve tbo,., |
'he exact location of it is not known |
here.-Pierce City Miner
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-08-15
QUESTIONED THE LEGALITY
Supreme Court Has Since Passed in
Favor of the Bill As Il Read

Wallace. Idaho.--Recause the word
''jail' was omitted from call for one
of the preliminary meetings of the
board OF county commissioners to act
upon the $4,000 bond issue of Sho-
shone county. T.. II. Rollins & Sons.
purchasers. have declined to accept the
bonds till the Legality is passed upon
by the supreme court of the state.
Upon an agreed statement OF facts
Judge Morgan Of the district court
heard this case this afternoon and de-
cided the bonds were le@el J. r. Gvde
attorney for Shoshone county. left for
Boise this afternoon, and win appear
before the supreme court r. Wnur,rs
OF Wallace accompanied HIM and will
appear for the bonding company
The Denver attorney OF tho bord,pg
company accented the legality OF the
bonds ana ordered them forwarded.
Meanwhile dhe bonding con,parv's New
york counsel advised his clients not 10
accept til the supreme court had mass
cd upon their legality. because one pre-
urinary call for the commissioners,
meeting read "Shnshone County court =
house" instead cf "Shoslone county
courthouse and iaii."
1t Is believed here thai the sunrnna
court Will decide the bonds 10 be legal