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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
.TIMEKEEPER SHOT.
By a Negro LabOrer in Constru.-
ton Camp Near WickIiife
WALTER J. TAYLOR OF NASH
VILE, WOUNDED BY UN-
KNOWN NEGRO LAST
NIGHT.

The camp of the w. ]. Oliver Con-
struction compapy. about one mile
east of Wickl.ffe, was the scene of a
shooting scrape yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock which will probably
terminate fatally for Walter G. Tay-
lor, a time keeper for the company.
Taylor was shot by negro. whose
name could not be learned. with whom
he had some trouble over his drink
ing from. a faucet.
Taylor had caught the negro In the
act of placing h 5 mouth over a faucet
from which drinking water for the
camp was drawn and had told him to
stop. Paying no attention to the warn
ng he continued drinking and the in
iured man. becoming angry, seized
an iron fail lying on the ground near
BY and struck him with il twice,
Reseniing the beating the negro
drew revolver and fired at the time
keeper The first shot went wide of
its mark and Taylor turned, presum
ably TO run away as he was not armed
when a second shot was discharged
he bullet striking him in the back
2 little to the left of the spinal col
umn. The ball plowed its way il
and finally lodged directly in the SIP n
al column.
1t is thought that the injury viii re
suit fatally though it is hoped tina
his life may be saved at Memphis
where he was taken at o'clock thi
morning for an operation.
Taylor's home is in Winchester Ky
and his relatives who have been not
fed of his being SHOT, will meet hir
at Memphis and see that he has tn
proper treatment while there.
The negro escaped but strenuou
effort is being made to apprehend hir
and 1t is feared that he may meet wit
summary justice If found.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
LEFT FOR CHICAGO
Committee Goes to Confer With
|. c. Officials
MATTERS OF VITAL IMPORTANCE
TO CAIRO WILL BE TALKED
oVER-SWITcH TRACK
CHIEF MATTER.

The committee named and headed
by Mayor George Parsons. who are to
meet the officials of the Illinois Cen.
trail railroad at Chicago. relative to
the proposed switch track down Rail-
road street, left last night at $40
ana VIII arrive in Chicago bright and
early this morning
There are six members on the com
mittee and they go to discuss with the
Illinois Central officials the subject
of the eompany's terminals in Cairo.
the Railroad street switch track ex.
tension, the removal of freight bust
ness from of the leyee. the construc-
ton of a new depot in Cairo and the
running of the Centrars through
trains into Cairo and the adjustment
Of the bob-tail service at Bridge
Junction.
This committee was not appointed
with the view of taking the matter OF
the switch track out of the property
owners hands, but as the railroad
and the citizens had arrived at nc
definite understanding as TO what the
benefits of the track would be to
Cairo. Ii was decided at a recent meet
ing Of the Commercial club TO send a
committee to Chicago to meet the Of
ficials and talk the matter over In 3
businesslike manner. They will make
report upon their return and tht
property owners can act accordingly
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
DUTY OF BEING A BACHELOR.

The bachelor editor therefore has a
duty to perform in this crisis which
confronts his country He must re-
main single, and rot an example Of
self-sacrifce to his fellows. He must
look not upon the beauteous maiden
with bewitching charms. the liveliest
product Of the handiwork Of God. He
must steel his heart against that
richest blessing vouchsafed to man,
the desire TO love and be loved. II
he marries. then there is likely to be
hegira from the state Of celibacy,
and all will be lost.
And, my brother what sacrifice!
Only one life to live, and it to be de-
void Of woman's love! Let lis not
think Of 1t, or we shall falter, Let us
not think of the delights of home and
family, where the weary editor after
hard day at the office, can find rest,
comfort, ccntentment, and above all,
that supreme confidence which comes
alone from true love What do we
lose, my brothers? The Joy Of going
home in the evening TO be met by a
loving wife whose thoughts through
out the day have been for her hus-
bands comfort. welcomed with a Low
ing smile and caress, causing all
thoughts OF care to fly away, to make
room for perfect bliss. To have little
chubby cherubs clasp you about your
| legs, demand 10 be Kissed and cuddle
| up in your arms as if YOU were ths
only man on earth TO realize thai
this paradise. where the rough ant
thorny path Of the editors life mus
stop at the threshold, is all your own
your castle where your wish Is su
preme and no enc holds the blue pen
ell over you.
Yet this III not for us, Thought
such as there must moi be permitte
to enter your minds. Should
charming maiden look your way, 1t !
your duty to turn your back and SAY
Nay. nay, Pauline. not me. Get the
behind me, lovely lady" Turn you
eyes steadfastly toward the north sta
, fitting symbol of solitude and col
and darkness. and away from tn
damsel when she Is young and TAI
for your happiness must be crucifie
upon the cross of celibacy, you mul
, dry up for your oountry's veal nc.
/, Tufts, In Address to the Illinois Pres
. association
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
kniahta Of Pleasure.

The Cairo knights Of Pleasure
gave one OF their enjoyable dances at
81. Mary's Tuesday night, at which
tho following were preaent:
Misses Emma OBrien, Of sardis,
Miss, Eunice Taylor, Mabel Wood
ford, Catherine stapleton, Vera Gels
enhof. Norma Pettis, Alice Pettis.
Mary Pope, Jennie Cowell, Mabel Gro
nan, Josie Winter, Virge Faleoner.
Eta Schulz. Hattie Mcknight Abbie
Williams. Messrs, James George.
Charles Harris. Dean Hilburn. Gus
Kilgo, John Sullivan, George Chill
dress, Alex Weldon, Elmer Brown,
Harry Hudson. John sheehan, George
Weldon. Frank Thornton, Jake Kolb
Charles Hudson Mr. and Mrs. viii
Egan and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hodge,
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PUPILS IN FIRST GRADE
TO RENDER PROGRAM

The following program will be rend-
cred this afternoon by the pupils OF
Mrs. Anna Redman at No. Douglas
building, Miss Sue Batterton assisting.
The exercises VII begin at 1880 p.
M.
The Alphabet, a play, twenty-six
boys and girls.
Song, the Dustman. school.
Recitation, shutEye Town. Char
lie Sehuh
song, When I'm Softly Sleeping,
school.
Recitation. Bedtime, Helen Grief.
Solo Goodnight Julia Strong
Recitation, RociS-a-By1Lady, Elicit
Antrim.
Solo. American Cradle Song, Eliza
be.h Ohara
Nod. Helen Crehan.
Solo, French Cradle Song. Dorothy
Wing.
Song, This Is the Way the Lady
Rides, school.
Solo German Cradle Song, Lois
Buchanan
Cradle Song. Julia Strong, Lois
Buchanan.
Wake UP Song, school
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
RUN DOWN AND HURT
Reckless Negro Driver Causes Injury
Of Stranger Who May Bring
Suit

Reckless driving on the part Of the
negro drivers Of the mail wagon yes.
terday lei to the painful though not
necessarily serious injury Of WINFIELD
Williams. of Willard. yesterday at
Second street and Commercial ave.
nue..
Williams did not see the wagon APP.
preaching and was knocked down by
the horse and the wheels passed over
him. The negro driver leaned out OF
his seat and shouted back to the help
less man. why in the hi don [
you keep out cf the way?"
The negro's Importance caused
much feeling among number of cit
liens who Witnessed the incident, and
II was remarked that 1t is strange
that more accidents do not happen al
a result OF the recklessness and al
most brutal manner in which a mum
Der Of negro drivers urge their teams
Through crowded etreeSs Many seen
70 think that pedestrian has IL
rights ana that he must keep out o
their way or stand the consequences
stephen Bradley, who has The con
tract for hauling the mall. and VIII
4 employs the negro that drove the VIZ
gon over Williams. offered 10 give IN
latter 81 as q sort 81 compromise, bu
he refused and Il u said may brin
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
Announcement Made.

Miss Virgle Bishop was last evening
honored with surprise party at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bryan at
300l Elm street at which about twenty
guests We're present The evening
was spent In games and music and ele-
giant refreshments We're served. The
narty was used as a medium to an.
nounce, to the great surprise Of her
friends the coming marriage OF Miss
Bishop on June 9Th. at the home Of
ner parents to Mr.. Ross Blanchard.
81 Memphis Among hose Brasen,
were Misses Minnie Kleb Eva Moray.
Hattie Elchenberg Adelaide and Viola
Mitchell ,Scean Feutz, Kate Elliott.
Emma Sisney, Miss Powless, Blanch
Bryan and Mss Mardsr, Of VILLA
Ridge, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Haynes
Mabel and Harold Haynes, Mr. and
Mrs Bacon and Mrs. Gus Helm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
NO ARRESTS YET.
OF the ViOlators OF the New
Anticipating Ordinance
SHOULD POLICEMAN ARREST
HIMSELF FOR ExPECTo.
RATING ON THE SIDE.
WALKS?

II a policeman finds himself yiolat-
ng the new anti-spit ordinance and
expeeJorating on the sidewalk should
he arrest himself?
This is the question that several Of
the members of the Cairo force kept
revolving in their think domes yester.
day after Mayor Parsons attached his
name TO Alderman Koehlers bill
and it became a law.
Ono policeman last night stated
that he didn't have the nerve to ar
rest any of the anti-spit yiolators be.
cause he found that he hadn't yet ac-
eustomed himself to the new rule. Up
10 midnight no arrests had been made
and it is evident that the law win be
enforced by moral suas.on"
The law reads as follows:
Ordinance No, Whereas, spit
ing upon sidewalks, in public places
and in public eonveyanees is detri
mental to health by reason Of the dan
ger Of spreading contagious diseases
and is also public nuisance which
should be abated, therefore
BE it orda ned by the city council
81 the city OF Cairo: Section. / N,
| person shall spit on any public side
walk or on the floor Of any publi'
conveyance or upon the floors Of an.
heater, hall, assembly room or pub
lie building.
/
Section 2; Any person violating th
provisions Of this ordinace shall
upon conviction. be fined in a sun
not less than 81 or more than SIS.
Section 8 This ordnance shall b
in effect from and after its passag
and approved by the mayor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
CAIRO NO MORE.
To be Found on the New M. &
O. Freight Schedules
SORE LOT OF EMPLOYEES LEAVE
FOR THEIR NEW HEADouAR-
TERS-"ON TO TAMMS-
DAMN fAMMs," THEIR
CRY.

The new time tables on the Mobile
and Ohio went into effect at 1901
O'Clock this morning and now the city
of Cairo, as a terminal for that rail
road. is no more, its place being taken
by Tamms.
On the new schedules the name
Cairo is not TO be found, with the ex-
cept on of the space therein devoted
to the local freight trans running out
Of here Much discussion has arisen
over the question of whether or not
it was best to move the locals and re
divide the territory or part of the
road which they cover. but 1t has at
lasr been decided that they will be al.
lowed to continue from here as they
have in the past.
The freight offices OF the company,
contrary TO expectations. will move
with the freight crews to Tamms
Among the force of the office who will
go there are l.. f. Armstrong, chief
clerk; F. l.. Russell. H. r. Park, r
H. Baird, Dennis O'Callahan and +
G. Winder. Tr., j. r Boyd chief nigh
clerk: r. C. Sutton. Nick AFTER and ]
\. Tucker Agent Frank b. Arm
strong will have charge both at Cairo
and Tamms
Crews Disguised.
\ Just when the offices Of Superin
tendent Moore and those of the dis
patcher Of the road will move is no
certain though ii is known that the re
moval will occur within the next tw'
/, or three days.
The freight crews who will now ru
, out Of Tamms were much disguised a
! the idea of having to leave this cit
Ind many evidences of their displea'
ire We're to be seen on the sides q
3ox cars being taken 10 Tamms ye'
teray afternoon. Countless signs ha
been printed by the men and tacke
m the cars and many of them wer
decidedly humorous. Conspicuou
among them We're the following: 20
D Tamms Damn Tamms,' &c
Bless Our New Home "Tamms
Twenty Miles From Cairo and s.
inches From HILL" Home, Swe'
lone. !? - - q"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
ENJOYABLE Picnic.

Compf mentary to her little neice
and nephew. Ruth and Ward Lucas. Of
Ninona, Mimi, Miss Louise Ward
vas hostess yesterday afternoon at a
most enjoyable picnic party given at
ST. Marys park The guests were:
Myrtle Luther and Willie Taylor, Of
Ut. Louis, Willie Lambert Of Cincin-
natl Laura Sutton, Of Lexington. Miss,
Ralph, Mary and Alice Carhuff, OF
Charleston, Mo, Harry Van Treese, Of
Nacosari, Mexico, Churchill Boyer,
Dorothy and Cleo Carleton, Blanche
Nestor. John and Hortense Guiteras
Eugene and Gordon Ellis, Julia
Strong, Mary Goodman, Emile Prof
bet. Refa Lehning, Adelaide and Ruth
Rendleman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
ANOTHER GOOD PROOF
That Advertising In The Bulletin
Pays--Cairo Plumber Gets Big
Contract as Result.
Docs advertising pay?

Does advertising pay?
This Is Of course d threadbare ques-
ton and the answer is equally as
ihreadbare. but the fact that adyertis
ing pays especially well in The Bulle-
tin was shown few days ago when
Michael J. Valdez, the well known
plumber, closed contract represent.
ing several hundred dollars with "a
prominent citizen in southeast Mis-
souri, for a new residence that he Is
erecting there.
The Mlssourian saw and read the
large display advertisement that Mr.
Walder runs In The Bulletin twice
each month The natural result was
that he wrote him regarding his
plumbing and that the contract wa
closed.
Mr.. Walder's business Is rapidly
growing and tho same medium thai
aids him viii aid YOU, because this
paper is read by both in and outof
town buyers
4
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
. BIC CONVENTION.
Will be that OF the Improvement
Association Here
INTEREST BEING WORKED UP
FOR GATHERING IN OCTOBER
MAYOR SUGGESTS THE
THIRD WEEK FOR
THE DATE.

"The next convention of the Ohio
Valley improvement association,
which will be held in Cairo next DC
tober, will be attended by a larger and
more representative class of men
along the valley than any of the pre-
vious meetings" said Mr.. John NJ.
Williams, general agent of the asso-
citation, who was here Tuesday.
! THE people are taking more in
terest in the Improvement move now
than at any time since the scheme
was launched and for that reason,
the meeting here this fall viii I'M
doubtedly be a record breaker
Mr. Williams, as stated yesterday
was here comforting with the two Il
iinois vice presidents of the associa
ton, Mr.. Egbert A. Smith and Mayor
George Parsons. He is out on a triI
which win include every town and
hamlet between Cairo and Pittsburs
in the interests of the association ant
particularly the Cairo convention.
Mr.. Parsons stated yesterday tina
the preliminary work had alread!
commenced and that he had writer
to Col. John L. Vance, president o
the association, asking him to set
date and suggesting the third weel
in October.
THE meeting will bring from tire
to five hundred representative bus
ness men from all points betwee
here and Pittsburg here for a tire
days convention and will result n
doubt in a great deal of good TO tn
city as well as the improvement {
| the Ohio
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
ENGINE BREAKS DOWN.

The Illinois Central train to Padu.
cab, which leaves here at $40 o'clock
in the evening, came near being de
layed last night for short time On
the way to this city in the morning
engine 1863, which generally hauis
The train, broke down and II was
found necessary 10 wire 10 Paducah
fo~ another to take It's place. Engine
57 was forwarded from that city ana
arrived here just in time 10 take the
train ont at tho scheduled hour.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt. Yer
non, will rem ain nea ly stationary dur
ing the next "A to 36 hours, then rise
for two or three days, AT Paducah,
very title change during the next As
hours. At Cairo. will rise during the
next three days. The rise at Cairo
Turing the next "a hours will amount
TO flve-tenths of foot.
The Tennessee from Florence to the
mouth, no material change during
The next &c hours.
The Mississippi from below st. Lou s
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
Weather Conditions.

Disturbances center this morning In
Minnesota. and in the ex-
treme Southwest Areas Of relatively
high pressure overIie the upper Ohio
valley and the north Pac fic coast.
The temperature changes since yes
terday morning, have, as a rule, been
immaterial
Within the last "a hours showers
have occurred In Virginia, southeast
erin Louisiana, Mississippi, Kanas,
Minnesota, and the Dakotas-
Noteworthy 24-hour rainfalls We're
reported as follows: Duluth, 2,66 In
ches Morehead. OLA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
Overlook Vast Wealth.

While the Chinese are held to '
the most economical people In the
world, Il has apparently never oc.
CURED to them 70 use the vast nrea
Of their verdant hill and mountain re-
gions as pasturagc for cattle, sheep or
horses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
Washinuton Bulletin.

ashington, June Following Is
the weather forecast for Illinois for
the next "a hours:
Partly cloudy Thursday showers
and cooler north and central; Friday
far, variable winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
Was Shot Accidentally.

Frank Ince Of 311 Fifth street, IS
suffering from a gun shot wound in
his left leg. In opening the door Of
his fathers shop on lower Commercial
avenue Tuesday morning a loaded
shotgun was accidentally knocked over
and discharged.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
a Quiet Weddinu.

The marriage of Mr. James E. Smith
Of Tamms and Miss Wayne Freeze of
Anna was solemnized at the parsonage
IT the First NJ. r. church yesterday
afternoon by the Rev. j. A. Scarritt.
%. ID
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Three New Eagles.

Three new Eagles were taken into
the order last night and taught how
to fly high. The meeting was largely
attended and was very interesting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
PURELY PERSONAL

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Miss Nora Hefter Of Centralia is
the guest of Miss Emma Woodward
Airs. II. s. Antrim Of Eleventh street
viii entertain at cards Friday after
noon
Miss Flora Marshall OF Twenty,
first street, Is in ST. Louis on a brief
visit
Mr.. Richard Walsh has returned
from St Louis, where he has been at
tending school.
Leo Spence. son Of William Spence.
Is i'll with typhoid fever, but is re-
ported improving.
Dr. r. ID Morrison left yesterday
evening to visit his mother at Louis
vile for several days.
Mr. Frank Il. Redman and his
daughter arrived this morning from
Taalgson NJ4ss 81 viaft relatives
--.---
mrs. John Bird Of Charleston, Mo,
Il u M citv the auest III ~ ana
Mrs. S. b. Carey Of Douglas street.
Mr.. j. w. Morris, who was taken
enaaanlv III I connie af weeks apo
was yastaraay renortad II NJ i,pnrnv
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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
IN SOCIETY
win Entertain A. cards.

Mrs William Malanski WI entertain
the members of the ST. Patrick's sew
ing circle Friday afternoon at st. Pat
rick's hall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
ST. cENEvlEvE LIME.

IN ten barrel lots. for the next 80
days delivered 20 any part Of the
city, 30 cents per barrel.
"A. .. FRAZER
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
Forecast For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Partly cloudy,
with probably local thunderstorms5
continued warm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15

The Ferd Herold, on her regular
trip from Memphis to St. Louis. ar.
rived at 8 O'Clock and left at IL
O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15

The City of Memphis arrived yes
terday morning at O'Clock from
Riverton and departed at 4.30 o'clock
for St. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15

3 on Fraaknn's data and instructions.
had obtained electrical sparks from
tan iron rods and elevated Leyden
lars His lightning rod was put TO the
test year later
1T75-George Washington took command
Of the American army
1s4g-James Knox Polk. eleventh pres
ideut, died at Nashville born 1885.
is7f-Commodore Josiah Tattnall, promi-
nent Confederate naval officer, died at
Savannah. born 1885.
1901 Rnssla's Vladivostok feet destroyed
Japanese vessels in the strait OF
Korea. The New York excursion
steamer General Slocum burned in
Long Island sound; So persons on a
church excursion outing lost their
lives
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15

TO Cairo, will continue ris ng during
the next two days.
p H. SMYTH.
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15
CHRONOLOGICAL
Tune IS In bfstory.

81 = Franklin drew cleo
tricity from the clouds.
Franklin's discovery OF
the Identity of light
ming with electric fluid
was due 10 long and pa
; tient study Of the sub,
ject. He projected light
ming rods first and to
prove his theory sent a
kite into the clouds.
Other scientists aching
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15

n MIR George Stark Of this city. has
resigner his position with the Mobile
and Ohio at Mobile, and was in Cairo
yesterday en- route to ST. Louis to ac-
cept more lucrative place in the
Missouri Pacific office, He will be
come secretary ID the vice president
VI that read.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15

Mr. Walter b. Warder, from the
University of Illinois, and Miss Win
nifred Warder from Monticello semi
nary, arrived yesterday to spend o
portion Of the summer vacation with
their parents, Mr.. ana Mrs Walter
Wardef.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-15

Flint Bondurant, who Is student
ali the Northwestern University at
Evanston arrived LAST night to spend
tho summer vacation With his parents
Dr. and Mrs AZ. AL Bundurant
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-10-17
Reno to Portland and Return $2l,
via Southern Pacific.

Commencing September 25th. and
continuing daily up to and includindg
October II the Southern Pacific Com
pany will sell ten day round trip
tickets between Reno and Portland,
Or, at rate of $24, and twenty-one
day round rtip tickets at $2S.
Eleven days extension will be made
on tickets at Portland on payment
of $500 and twenty days on payment
of $1,000. a
Continuous passage is required %
the SEA ticket in both directions, ua-
less above extension is secured, when
it is good for stopover returning. The
21 days ticket is good for continuous
passage going, but stopovers are al.
lowed returning.
Tickets are good from Reno ON
trains 13 and 3 only, making connec-
ton following day with train for
Partland at So cramento ant. Davis,
Cal.
For further information apply to
A. H. RISING,
Acting D. p A. So. Pac. Co., Reno,
Neva6a.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-10-17
Proposals Wanted.

Sealed proposals will be received
up to ten O'Clock a. m. of Monday
November S, 1905. at the County
Clerks Office, Carson City, Nevada, fo'
installing q steam heating plant n
the County Building
Bidders to prepare their own plar.s
and specifications.
The Board reserves the right ~
reject any and all bids.
Bids to be directed to the Board
of County Commissioners.
By order Of the Beard of County
Commissioners.
II. B. VANETTEN,
Clerk
Dated October 2. 1905.