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Ellsworth American., 1905-05-03
Go Tourist 10 California.

Three out OF every five people who go to Call
fornia ue tourist sleepers. Why? Because
they are so satisfactory and comfortable. An
additional advantage: Colonist tickets arr
honored In tourist cars. These tickets will be
on sale daily, March to May Is, via Rock
Island System. Only ss3 from Chicago; double
tourist berth, $7.oo. Apply to your home tic
ket agent or get illustrated literature and fun
information from John Sebastian, Passenger
Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
-Adrt,
Ellsworth American., 1905-05-03
BASS HARROR.

Work on Miss Della wallace's store is
progressing finely.
Airs. E. w. Neal and son Wilder, of
sanset, called on friends here Sunday.
larry Alice is with his uncle, Otis
A-1e- ~iso r=2r-ies CLAIMS for Urder-
F.z4s 'ac.ors.
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Ellsworth American., 1905-05-03

Itching. Blnd, Bleeding or f'ro'Tuding rhcs,
Drngeis r, fuHd money II PAZu OINTMENT
fails TO cure any caee, ntniter of how Ion :
standing. In 10 IL days. F:Isl application giHea
,ar, ntssI rest. ~. IL your jug. 'st ,-u u
E - ~ s'So ~ - W. &c ff'' Ti.riel
tt..t III -t.s 3.t .C.i.e 1. .. =. O.-.7 80.
Ellsworth American., 1905-05-03
Frances, who have been in Bar Harbor for
several weeks, are at home.

Frances, who have been in Bar Harbor for
several weeks, are at home.
Albert Eaton is arranging TO move into
benjamin stanley's house soon. He will
conduct the livery business connected
with Mrs. Eunice Eaton's hotel the
coming season.
May 1. X.Y.Z.
The scallop fleet has returned from Bar
Hsrbor.
Jake Kelley has contracted to lay the
foundations of the new hall.
Mrs. Leslie Rich has gone to Mark island
to visit her parents, Charles Stanley and
wife.
The schooner General Scott, Capt.
George Galley, is here laden with lumber
for bingham, Mass
Freeman Colts family have returned
from Bar Harbor where they have been
spending several weeks.
School began April "a. Miss Grace
Friend teaches the grammar school, Miss
Clara Allen, the primary.
a social was held in rIr. Mitchelps new
boat-house Thursday evening Refresh
ments were served, after which the young
people enjoyed dance. The proceeds are
to be used for the new hall.
May /. SPEC.
Ellsworth American., 1905-05-03

OF lHeIF RESPECTIVE yathISj SONIC OF tnem
being the finest in the world.
The grand jury having found no in
dictment in the Robbins murder case, the
people have gain tiled down to their
former quiet life, but lots of them would
feel safer if the culprit was in steel cage
instead OF running at large.
MAY l. s.
Ellsworth American., 1905-05-03
COUNTY :, NEWS.
WEST TRIM oNT.

s'Sii'ionas oount Ne.es So othe, pages
Ellsworth American., 1905-05-03

The only change this week is a rise of &c per
bag In grain. We quote:
Flour-per bbl- Oats, bu As
575g7 80 Shorts--bag- .25dl q
Corn, l00n bag IS Mixed iced, bas,
Corn meal bag / 25 Middlings. bag 45gl IS
Cracked corn, / 25 Cotton seed meal, IS
Gluten meal, ] ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
PEACE TERMS WILL
HAVE TO HURRY
~
TO Prevent a Battle Greater
than that OF Mukden
JApS PUSH FORWARD
AND RUSSIANS RETIRE TO EN-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oCcu.
PY kANGsoNG IN NORTH
KOREA.

St Petersburg. June 21--The Jap
anese are pushing forward in force
along the railroad and the Mandarin
and Mainnikai roads. their front
stretching from Singlungchuan, fif
teen miles north of Changtufu, and
east through Shuanmiaotzu station to
Yaoma pass, on the Mandarin road.
The Russians retired their advance
posts, without serious resistance and
are evidently retiring to their first
line OF entrenchments which Is be
| eyed to cross the railroad at Siping-
hal, IA miles further north. They
have number Of other fortified posi-.
tons before reaching their ultimate
line Of defense at Kirin and at Chang
chunfu, so miles in the rear
| II negotiations for an armistice are
on foot. they must bear immed ate
fruit in order to prevent a battle per
haps greater in Its casualties than
that of Mukden.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
"GRoUNDER" cARoMED OF STONE
And Accident Revealed Rich Vein
OF Free Gold 10 the First
Baseman.

Salt Lake, Utah, June 21.-During a
baseball game here Saturday William
Griffiths, mining expert Of Salt Lake
City, who was playing first base for
Rhyolite against Beatty. reached for
grounder. The ball struck a small
stone and relied away. Griffiths pick
ed up the stone and glanced at 1t. A
second look disclosed the presence Of
free gold
Griffiths sad nothing, but quietly
slipped the stone into his pocket. He
secured a lantern and returned to the
spot an 'er dark to collect more Of the
rick. BY the aid Of his assayers out
fit he proved the rock to be worth
over 5000 a ton, and, associated with a
couple Of his friends, purchased a
heavy interest in the property, which
is owned by the Shoshone National
Bank Mining company Today II is
reported that Grifflths has refused a
profit cf $25,000 on his stock.
The mining company has ordered
the sinking Of shaft, to be known as
First Base, In addition to the shaft
already in existence at another point
on the property. The first shaft, SOC
feet away from First Base, entered
paying ore at depth Of 33 feet ant
1t Is believed the new shaft will tai
the same ledge
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
18 KILLED AND
100 WOUNDED
BY cosSAcks FIRING ON PRO-
CESSioN or $4,000 WoRkMEN
WHO WERE DEMONSTRATING
AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.

Lodz, Russian Poland, June 2l
Eighteen persons were killed and 100
wounded tonight by volleys fred by
dragons and Ccssacks on a process.
sion of $4,000 workmen which had
been organized as demonstration
against the government.
Demonstration had been quietly ar,
ranged. At eight o'clock $4,000 work
men, with red flags marched through
P otrokowska street shouting "dwn
with despotism." They gathered in the
Old market place where speeches were
made by socialists.
Up to this point the police had not
interfered At nine o'clock the pro
cession reformed and was marchinf
up Glowna street when suddenly Cos
sacks and dragons rushed from sidt
streets and fred number of volleys
The crowd fed ricken, leasini
eighteen killed and loo wounded
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
SENATOR MlTcHELL's TRIAL
Begins at ortIand---Dstrict Attorney
Severely Arraigns the De-
fendant.

Portland, Oregon, June 21.The
trial Of Senator John II. Mitchell,
charged with using his office for pri-
vate gain in connection with land
frauds In this state, began today.
United States District Attorney Henys
arraignment Of Mitchell was most
severe. His outline OF the case Of the
government was exhaustive, but II
contained nothing not heretofore made
public. Attorney Bennett, for the de-
fendant, denied the allegations Of the
prosecution,
The proceedings today consisted o
the examination OF Frederick Kribs
who is said TO have employed Mitchell
and Tanner to expedite his claims
and partial examination Of Judge Tan
ner. one Of those indicted In connec
tion with land frauds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
SAT UP
IN the Coffin and Yawned-Frightencd
Cemetery Attaches Find Greek
in a Grewsone Bed.

Montreal, Canada, June 2i.-As SUI
perintendent Roy,,of local cemetery.
and some Of his assistants entered
the vault today they we're much af-
frighted to see man deliberately sit
up In d coffin, stretch his arms and
yawn. Thinking themselves tn the
presence OF the supernatural the men
Aed.
Later some of them summoned up
enough courage 10 make an investi-
gat on. When tifey got back 70 the
vault they found the young man, who
was barefooted, calmly walking about.
He said that his name Is Luring and
that he is Greek. He was taken be-
fore Recorder Weir, who has ordered
al investigation into the youths san.
| lty.
Luring would tell nothing more con-
corning himself than his name
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
IN POSITION TO
DICTATE TERMS
And Employers Will concede
Strikers Nothing
CHANCES MORE REMOTE
THAT A COMPROMISE WILL BE
EFFECTED - DISSATISFIED
TRANSFERS APPEAL TO
GOVERNOR DENEEN.

Chicago, June 21-Settlement OF
the teamsters strike by mediation to.
night appears to be as remote as it
did a month ago. From today's devel
opments indications are the commit
tee appointed by the teamsters joint
council with full power to act In bring
ing about an adjustment of the diff.
Guilty will be unable to accomplish
anything.
| This committee called on j. v Far
well. representative OF the Employers
association, today and requested the
employers TO grant the committee a
conference in an attempt to settle
! the strike. Farwell informed the la
| bormen there was only one way to set
| tie the trouble, and that was for the
strikers to accept terms offered by
| the employers week ago. These
terms are so at variance with what
the strikers demanded that the COM
mittae requested Farwell 10 give them
until tomorrow to consider the matter.
| Mr. Farwell also informed labor Of
| ficials that unless they reached de-
cision to accept the terms Of employ
ers there was no use In making any
further attempt to bring about con-
ference. as employers we're in position
to dictate terms and did not intend to
concede the strikers another single
point.
| General sentiment among labor
men after the meeting with Farwell
was that the strikers would refuse To
accept the employers ultimatum. Dis
satisfied with the state of affairs, sew
Ierai hundred drivers formerly enn
played by express companies. nadt
!, application today tor their Old posi-
tions, but according TO officials of TN
companies the request was refused Ii
every instance
Two of the conservative membar'
of the teamaters Joint council, whs
Ian along have been opposed TO th'
manner In which Shea has been man
!. lagng the strike, went 10 Springfield
to-day and requested Governor Deneer
10 order shea 10 call OFF the strike
The governor, 1t Is said refused Z
! interfere in any way in the matter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
BROTHER
Ran to the Electric Plant and the En-.
gincer Shut Off the Current to
Save the Boys Life.

Carmi, H., June 2t.--Littlc Henry
Bramblett, aged ., was hercically res.
cued from live wire this morning by
Charles, his twelve year-old brother.
The little fellow climbed tree,
through which live line of the cleo
trio Hight plant ran The boughs OF
the tree had worn off the Insulation,
and the bright wife attracted his at
tention
Watch me swing he called. as he
grasped the wire. His face congealed
with pain and his body became rigid
and motionless. Brave little Charlie
ran hurriedly to the light plant. six
blocks away, and gasped out the news
to the grniy engineer. The plant was
shut down and deserted by the engi-
neer. who accompanied the little hero
to the scene. Doctors ray there Is o
remote chance for the little fellows
recovery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
BATHING SUIT
pcnned ny the Girl to Deceive Her
Companions, Then She Jumped
TO Death.

Lafayette, Ind, June 2l---k Kitty
Dunn, d handsome and wellknown
young woman, committed, suicide TO
day in the Wabash river. Q few miles
south Of this city. Before commit
ting the deed she robed herself In q
bathing suit to deceive her compani-
ons at club house on the rvcr, calm
VI walked 10 the bank and jumped IN,
Her body was recovered tonight she
chief engineer at the National Sol
Ii the daughter Of Thomas Dunn,
diers Home AZ Dayton, Ohio She was
married in indianapolis on Friday.
January 13. TO Jacob tiffany. who de-
serted her the following Wednesday,
She has threatened suicide fcr some
time past,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
RAN INTO AN OPEN SWITCH
LEFT OPEN BY A FREIGHT
Means OF Dying and Screams OF Women
Made Pitiful Scene--Wreck Caught
Fire and Many We're Barely Saw
ed from IncineratiOn

Mentor Ohio, June 21--Running NJ
rate of sixty miles an hour, the
Twentieth Century Limited on the
Lake Shore railroad dashed into an
open switch at the passenger station
shortly before 10 O'Clock tonight. Four
Or five persons We're killed and twelve
or fifteen badly injured The combi-
nation baggage and smoking buffet car
and coach behind ii caught fire and
were destroyed.
Train Was Going East.
The train was east bound. having
left Cleveland at . O'Clock and ais It
does not stop here was running at
great speed The engineer did not
notice the open switch until the train
struck it. The engine left the rails
and plowed ino the ground, tearing
UP the tracks for yards. Two coaches
following, jammed into 1t with great
force and were crushed, fire from the
engine setting them ablaze Fortu
nalely most of the occupants of these
coaches were rescued before the fire
reached them.
List Of Killed and injured.
Among the killed IL, the engineer
the others dead beng passengers wht
We're in the smoking car The fireman
was SO badly hurt that he will die
Among the injured is Mr. Wellman
OF Cleveland. and Attorney Bennett, o
New York,
The dead are:
John r. Bennett, attorney, New
York City, burned 70 death,
Thomas r. Morgan of the Wellman
Seaver Morgan Company Cleveland
burned to death
Allen Tyler, engineer, Collinwood
Ohio, crushed under the engine.
Newt. Walters, Baggagemastel
Hamburg, N. Y.
Fireman Graham, Collinwood, Ohic
Five bodies, horribly burned, wer
taken from the wreck 1t was impos
sible TO identify them at the scene q
the wreck
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22

w. d. Mickey, New York.
The injured are:
Charles H. Wellman, of the Well
mans n-Seaver-Morgan Company. OF
Cleveland, scalded and burned, will
die.
II. II. Wright, Chicago.
A, B. German Norfolk, Ohio.
j. III, Gibson, Chicago.
G. Cordua, Brooklyn, NJ Y.
d. Arthur, Milwaukee.
S. E. Beckwith New York.
F. J. Brandt, Toledo
The Lake Shore officials at once
summoned all the doctors within
reach. The dead and injured were
taken care of and sent on a special
train to Cleveland.
Pitiful Scenes Follow
The scenes follow ng the collision
were pitiful The means Of the dying
mingled with the cries and screams oil
the women on the train. Those In the
rear coaches we're not injured, and
pinioned in the burning cars The fire
pino ned in the burning cars. The fire
spread with great rapidity, END II
was with much diff Guilty that the pas
sengers in the two coaches behind the
engine were pulled from the debris.
1t Is believed the switch was left
open by freight crew whose trair
had occupied the siding short timt
before the limited came dashing along
Was the Fourth Trip.
The tran was the fastest long dis
tance train IN the world and this was
| the fourth trip OF the flyer on Its rul
| from Chicago to New York on the Is
hour schedule. The train hauled ou
of Cleveland five cars, four Pullman
cars behind a buffet car The comb
nation car was burned completely
About fifteen passengers were know
to have been riding in this car and a
least six of that number are dead
Engineer Tyler was taken from unde
the side of the engine dead and hoI
ribly mangled.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
THE PRESIDENT IN
MASSACHUSETTS
DELIVERS ADDRESS BEFORE TWO
UNIVERSITIES AND PAYS
TRIBUTES TO LATE SENATOR
HoAR AND CARROLL D..
WRIGHT.

Worcester, Mass, June 2lt--Presi.
dent Roofevelt was given an enthusi.
astic welcome here today upon the oc.
casion cf his visit to Clark university
and Holy Cross college.
The president delivered addresses
at both Holy Cross and Clark uniyer.
sity and the former institution confer.
red upon him the honorary degree of
l.. l.. d. AT Clark univertity the pres
ident took occasion to pay tribute to
Carroll d. Wright president Of the
college, as well as TO the late United
States Senator Hoar AT Holy Cross
he addressed large body of people
on the athletic field.
AT the home OF Congressman Rock
wood Hoar. the president had lunch
con and he departed soon afterward
for Williamstown. where tomorrow he
is to be given degree by VIII ans
college
RECEPTION TO PRESIDENT.
Wslliamstown, Mass, June II The
entire student body of Williams col
lege. headed by President Henry Hop
kins, greeted President Roosevelt upon
his arrival here from Worcester al
half past. six o'clock tonight AL
o'clock this evening mn Internal re
ception was held at President Hop
kins' home, where the president re
ceived the trustees OF the college and
members Of the faculty. The recep
tion lasted about an hour, after which
| tho pres,dent retired for the night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
BOWEN GETS BACK
GOOD ARMSTRONG
Roosevelt Offered to Promote
Him to Another Post
.WNEN HE BEGAN EXPOSE
OF MINISTER LOOMS DEALS
WITH THE ASPHALT COM
PANY-STANDS BY HIS
ORIGINAL ASSER-
TIoNS.

New York, June 21--Herbert w
Bowen. formerly minister TO Venezue-
la, today made public long state.
ment in reply 10 Precedent Roosevelts
letter dlsmissing him from diplomatic
service.
Bowen declared the Venezuelan
scandal constitutes national dis
grace He asserts that, THE Leomis
scandal" peryaded Caracas and con.
stantly grew worse and worse" Bow.
en- says that shortly after he called
the matter to the attention of depart
ment Of state he received cable OF.
fer from Washington Of diplomatic
promotion that woulG -remove him
from Caracas
II admit he declared. that re-
garded the offer as an attempt tc
bribe me, veiled under an offer OF q
higher position and inspired by Loom
is. make no doubt that in the course
4 Of the recent inquiry 1t has been suf
ficiently plain that | did not think
Loomis an honest man and that dit
mot believe his conduct as minister tc
Venezuela had been honorable
4 Bowen says that the recent depart
mental inquiry should not prevent .'al
open, impartial, fearless and thorongl
/ invest cation into all the facts
Bowen defends hts own course |
1.-THE matter at issue. and reiteratc
charges against Loomis already mad
public.
THE statement that attempted !
steal or otherwise improperly procur
information III unwarranted, say
Bowen. Il made use of confdentia
agents only, and of our consular off
GERS In Venezuela. The state depar
ment on at least two occasions PR
I yided me with money To procure -
cret information.
, Bowen concludes:
"My personal fate and fortune al
Of slight interest to the public, but
does concern the whole country thu
] its diplomatic representatives abroa
should be men Of clean character an
unsullied reputation, and every Anne
: ican citizen should be especially cei
cerned when a man, who as minist'
7 to foreign state. has been the caus
Of grave scandals affecting his pc
sonal integrity and the honor of h
!, government, is promoted to the hie
: office Of first assistant secretary
" state, controls important negotiation
Y vita he very government at who
y capital he caused the scandals al
!, gained a tainted reputation"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
POLICEMAN KILLS
ANOTHER STRIKER
WAS ESCoRTiNe NoN-uNIoN MEN
WHEN TRANSFERS IN SALOON
JEERED AT HIM AND RESIST
ED ARREST.

Chicago, June 21.-Joseph Sleeting
striking teamster was shot and al
most instantly killed tonight by Po-
er officers were escorting number
of non-union men, and while passing
saloon a number of strikers jeered
at them. The officers drove the str k
ers into a saloon and followed for the
purpose of making arrests. Sleeting
struck O'Neil over the head with bot
tie cutting him severely The officer
drew revolver and shot Sleeting
through the body. He died within a
few minutes.
tvesPitsFa-u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
IN A sHo- BOX
Convict Tried to Escape and He Near.
ly Lost His Life.

Jefferson City, Mo, June 21.---Harry
Hammond, a convict, made an at
tempt to escape from the state prison
today in shoe box, and nearly sue
ceeded, though he came near losing
his life in the effort.
Hammond was nailed up in an or
dinary shoe case in a shipment going
to Chicago. There were no air holes
in the case other than the cracks be-
tween the boards One of the men in
the freight office in Cedar City, hear
ing groans emitted from the box, open
ed it. Hammond was found unconsci
GUS He was taken out and soon re
gived. Warden Hall was sent for, and
he took Hammond back to the peni
tentiary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
PRINCE CARL MAY
BECOME KING
OF NoRWAv-eELlEvED NOW
THAT WHOLE QUESTION
WILL BE SETTLED WITHOUT
SERIOUS DIFFICULTY.

Christiania, Norway, June 21.-Re-
ports OF the proceedings Of the Swed-
ish Riksdag today were received here
with unconcealed pleasure. 1t is be-
leved the whole question will now
be settled without serious difficulty
In high Norwegian circles the belief
Is increasing that King Oscars third
son, Prince Carl will finally be seated
on the throne Of Norway.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
HOWARD ROGERS HURT
AT THE SINGER PLANT

Howard Rogers, we'll known en-
ployee of the Singer Manufactur ng
company was slightly injured yester-
day while at work. A log was being
rolled to the tanks and In some man
ner he slipped and the timber passed
over his leg, painfully but not ser
iously bruising 1t.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
Weight Of Hats.

"what do you suppose this hat
weighs?' said the halter, taking up q
fine So top hat Of silk.
About pound" the patron ha-
zarded.
only a little over quarter 81 a
pound, Five ounces, 70 be precise,
No good hat" said the halter, runs
over four or five ounces IN weight.
IT pays man TO make tho weight
an importat consideration In the
choosing OF hat, for light hat is a
prevention Of headache. and Its In
furious effect On the hair IL reduced L
4 minimum. ~ Philadelphia Roi'ctin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
new YORK CENTRAL'S Is
HOUR FLYER in A WRECK
. . y = y
/. SAYS WRECK WAS CAUSED =
= BY MALICIOUS MISCHIEF .

Cleveland, o., June 2I.-Assist- :
= ant General Superintendent .
= Moon of the Lake Shore road =
= stated late tonight that il looked .
. as though the menter wrecked =
= was caused by malicious mis- =
chief. He said fast passen- =
= ger train had passed over the =
= sw tch safely three quarters of .
= an hour before the Twentieth =
= Century was wrecked. =
= Immediately after the wreck 1t =
= was found the switch was locked 4
. Open. so no train could pass It (
= without being thrown from the i.
= track. 4
= = 70 q = =, e y . 4 =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
AS slNkERs
For rrnt line count>rfe'ters use
Their Piatcs---Glrl Under Arrest.

Padncah, KY, June 27.--Tae policc
are after gang Of coutcrfet ers sup
posed TO be living on houseboat
near paducan. II Il said The molds
for plates are nsea as "sinkers" for y
trot Inc. Bertha Lassiscr, q small
girl Is under arrest on the charge 81
passing counterfeit note. The pctce
claim she Is, used to shove the queer"
The gang NJ said 70 be one VI the
ymoothcst III America, and has cnt-
witted many secret service men.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
YESTERDAY WAS THE LONGEST
DAY or THE WHOLE YEAR

Yesterday was the longest day Of
the whole year and between sunrise
and sunset there we're fourteen hours
and forty-three m mnutes. Commencing
with today the days will gradually
grow shorter and shorter until the
21st day of December.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
BIRDS MILL MAN HURT
IN RUNAWAY YESTERDAY

DR. u. H. Gordon was called TO
Birds Mill Mo, yesterday to wait on
Mr.. LEROY Brumley of that place. who
was thrown out of a buggy In a runa-
way and susta ned painful injury to
his left leg.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
THE CAIRO FISHING CLUB
TO, BUILD HOUSE BOAT,

The mebers of the Cairo Fishing
Club are planning 10 build house
boat for use this summer on their
fishing expeditions. The charter mem
bers Of the club are B. b. Whitson,
Frank Cooley, Tom Wright and Dici.
Rocker
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE.

Chicago, June 21.-Mrs. Florence
Bruner, trained nurse whose home
was in Waukegan ILL.,, killed herself
today with revolver while in Jack
son park. The cause Of the suicide
was disappointment in love affair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-22

A BROTHER or CHRIST.

Evansville, Ind, June 2i--F'rank
Reed, Of Gibson county, Ind, was
placed in the Southern Indiana Insane
Asylum here today. He thinks he Is
a half brother Of Jesus Christ and that
he has been commissioned to warn
people the world IL near an end.