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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17
LAST EVIDENCE
Of DEBT WENT
UP IN SMOKE

Twenty-eight hundred dollars went UP
in smoke last evening at the Elmwood
Temple. when the mortgage on the
church for that amount was made food
for flames and the debt was wiped out.
The raising of this amount by subscrip-
tion had been accomplished within two
weeks: and the members of the society
were naturally in jubilant mood.
There was a large attendance to witness
the burning of the mortgage and TO hear
congratulatory addresses by the pastor,
Rev. +. ii. Decker. Rev. Frank A. Good
win OF Pawtuclxet. and Rev. Eric /.
Iindh, also OF that city,
The exercises began at o'clock with
the singing OF hymn by the choir, after
which there was scripture reading by the
pastor reading of the psalms, prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin. solo by Miss Florence
Midllebrook and violin solo by Miss Ethel
Kimball.
In his address Rev Mr.. Decker said
that some day new church will be need
ed, and also the sum OF $4,000 TO pay for
It; and he believed that the amount
$500. He referred to the spirit that has
always prevailed in the church. and he
expressed his appreciation OF the work
of the people.
The mortgage was then burned. This
was done by two OF the oldest members
Of the church Mrs. Margaret Bemis hold
ing tne paper ana MIS-. francis Iaylor
applying the match. During this cere-
mony the doxology was sung, prayer was
offered by Rev. Il. /. Lindh. and the
benediction was pronounced by Rev. Mr..
Good win.
The audience then adjourned to the yes
try, where an informal social season was
spent. made more pleasant by the pres
entation OF n gold watch TO Rev. Mr..
Decker much 20 his surprise. The formal
presentation was made by Dugald Nc
Auslan who said that the gift was n
mark OF appreciation OF the pastors work
for the church
The watch is inscribed as follows: "Pre-
sented to Rev. Frank II. Decker. May
16 1906 as a token OF love from the mem
bers and friends OF Elmwood Temple"
The committee in charge OF the ar
rangements for the evening consisted OF
L. r. Rittman, George White and George
Dingee.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17
HARDY TELLS WHY He
WAS DROPPED BY
THE STATE DEPT.

Woodstock. Conn, May ia remark
able explanation is made by Arthur Sher-
burn Hardy, former Ambassador to Spain.
and famous novelist, of his recent recall
from Madrid by President Roosevelt.
In discussing the current story that he
was recalled from Madrid and dropped
from the diplomatic service. after a dis
tinguished career. IN order TO make way
for personal friend OF Mr.. Roosevelt.
Mr. Hardy says:
"Inasmuch as the president himself in
formed me why l was recalled. II may be
Of interest, since the matter has been re-
ferred to at all, to give the presidents s
explanation as stated by himself.
"On taking official leave of him when
retiring from the service, he said in sub
stance: That he had offered me the first
assistant secretaryship of state but that
/ had preferred to go 10 Spain; that ne
had no use for a man who was unwilling
TO go where he was wanted. instancing
his own acceptance OF the vice presidency
from a sense OF duty and against his IN
clination: that he had determined should
go TO Spain. since l wanted to, but that
I should go nowhere else. especially as.
when offered the secretaryship, had
inquired what / was to get next IL
accepted It,
1T required some patience TO listen to
these statements but irptervtewers of the
president know that patience becomes
necessary virtue when no interruption is
brooltci
THE FACTS IN THE CASE.
"I subsequently explained and apparent
ly 20 the presidents entire satisfaction.
the facts in the case. namely that / had
already been appointed, without solicita-
tion OF any kind, minister 10 Spain when
Mr. Hay offered me the assistant secre-
taryship OF state. being then on leave
In Washington on my way to my post;
that in making this offer Mr.. Hay had
not only said ne anticipated what my de-
cison would b. but added aleo that was
entirely free 20 proceed to my post ~
SO preferred: that my letter to Mr.. Hay.
written in Washington on the day of the
offer. would be found 20 say that dnas-
much as you (Mr Hay) assure me am
entirely free 10 proceed TO Spain ~ / 60
prefer. have decided. etc
"As 90 my bargaining for future pro-
motion and the report current I'm Wash
ington and given 10 tho press. that cable
grams were exchanged on the subject
in one OF which the president said ne
was not in the habit OF making bargains
OF that sort, there Is absolutely no shadow
OF foundation "
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17
FERRYBOAT GOES
DOWN AFTER SHE
WAS IN COLLISION

New York, May 17.-The double-deck
ferryboat Baltimore Of the Pennsylvania
line was rammed by the lighter Green
wich, loaded with pig iron. of the Des-
brosses street ferry, about 8 o'clock last
evening.
The ferryboat got into her slip and
landed her 35 passengers and two trucks.
The lighter went on her way downstream
About two hours later. after the ferry
boat had been backed out OF one sIip and
into another In order that she might be
more easily pumped out she sank
Capt. Fowler or the Baltimore saws that
the collision was the result OF tho refusal
OF the lighter 90 pay any attention TO the
Baltimore's signals. The Greenwich he
owned by the Batch Smelling and REIN
Ing company OF Newark A good. sized
hole was torn In the hull OF tho Baiti-
more. The Greenwich went 20 Long a
Ianley's dry dock I'm Jersey CITY 1ast
night II was stated that that she wasn't
damaged.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17
BRITISH VETSlSM0KE

The British Club Veteran Association
viii hold smoker next Frids 4 evening ut
Arnold Post hall, - westrn unpter street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17

The Democrats OF Scituate won the
election for town officers yesterday by a
vote that was a virtual landslide; and the
Republicans. after one year OF control
were sent back 20 the woods"
The Republican management had not
given satisfaction 10 the people; and the
result was inevitable.
The attempt made 70 get the Legislature
90 change the date for the electiop. and
thereby continue the Republicans In
power for the greater part OF another
year. was an extremely unpopular move,
and the liquor element was angry because
the license fee had been raised.
The fight centered around Henry u.
Potter for town clerk, who is also the
state senator; but he ran handsomely
ahead OF the ticket. having a majority OF
2s4 HIS opponent was Arthur Hopkins OF
Ashland
ranged from l9S TO 230. the total vote be-
IN the North scituate district Havilah
W. Howland was elected moderator with
out opposition. and Benjamin +. Boss
who ran on both tickets for clerk, was
elected.
In the Second district. John T Howarth
was elected moderator and Charles IL
simmons clerk. while i'm the Third district
Frank A. Capwell OF Rockland was
chosen moderator and Harry l.. Bentley
clerk.
The election was a rather quiet one. and
there was but little evidence that money
was used 10 purchase votes.
The vote in detail follows:
Town Clerk.
Districts-l 3Ttl
Henry II. Potter. DEM. .213 l22 1893 52s
Arthur A. Hopkins. Rep. 96 30 As 234
First Councilman.
John A. Bat.ey, Jr., Dem. 1888 i2O lS5 ass
Wilson +. Barden. Rep. .121 % 81 2G9
Second Councilman.
Edwin l. Hawkes.. Dem. :. 1872 1l5 Us AS
Daniel T.. Young. Rep. ..113 92 52 257
Third Councilman.
Xsahel A. Peck, Dem......1g l19 ia 5ii
Warren B. Williams, Rep III 81 SO 26l
Fourth Councilman.
Frank II. Wilbur, Dem. ..19i s17 172 asa
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17
SCITUATE TURNS
TO FIRST LOVE

Democrats Carried the Town Election by Handsome
najorities, Senator Potter for Clerk, Running
Ahead of His Ticket and All the Candidates Re-
ceiving the Benefit of Popular Dissatisfaction
With Republican Rule
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17

Eugene l.. Young, Dem.....lS5 10 l6 46O
No opposition.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17
REVOLVER CLUB OFFICERS

a. ". Couters was chosen president OF
the Providence Revolver club at It's an
nual meeting Tuesday night and William
the executive Committce are A. n. Coul-
ters. A. G. Hurlhurt w. II. Gardiner
NJ ". Brown and H. c. Miller The range
-. Gardiner and William 4. Eddy 4 G.
Hurlhuv Is executive officer and Arno
Angus range officer. Tho report of the
treasurer showed n membership OF 5S. SS
OF whom are active. and tho club I'm pos
session of a finely equipped range and
gallery.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17
CAUGHT At WESTERLY
BACK ON The FARM

James Williams. who was released from
the state workhouse on probation on Nov
l, 1905, was arrested I'm Westerly yester-
day afternoon for violating the conditions
upon which he was released. and is back
at the farm again.
Williams was sentenced 90 2h years on
the charge Of being a common drunkard
and had served ten months OF Il when
released on probation. IN custody OF Rev.
+. A. Decker OF this city.
Jimmy tried ono Of the liquor cures.
but failed TO keep straight and was Jailed
In Connecticut for a few weeks. after
which he returned 10 Westerly and was
roarrcsted
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17

MRS -WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRIrp
has been used for over % years by nil.
lions Of mothers for their chilcren whila
tsething. with perfect success. IL sootha.
the child. softens the gums. allays ali
pain: cures wind collie. and r. the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. IL will relieve thu
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists In every part OF the world
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. BE sure and
and take no other bin<~
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17

Cornelius Donahue. &C. was found on
the doorsteps ~ 2is Richmond street IN
= very -weah-eondition yesterday by the
F1fth station police. who sent him 10 the
Rhode Island hospital In the ambulance.
Donahue Is homeless according 90 the
police and suffering from rheumatism.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17
Mr.. LINN OlO WELL

An interesting musical program was
very creditably rendered by Daniel ".
Linn. pupil OF william Harkness Arnold.
In the studio az 10i Brown street last
evening. before an appreciative audience.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
LAKE SUPERIOR GALE.

Fort william Ont. Nov ls.--In I
terrific gale which ragged on Lake s..
Derior for two days, the Canadia7
steamer Theano. Captain George Pear
son today struck a rock four miles
east of Thunder Cape and was totally
wrecked The American steamer
Philip Mnch and the Canadian team
or Starthcona also were blown ashore.
The former may be total loss. The
crews are all safe When the Theano
struck. the crew. numbering 20. re-
NAMED on the vessel two hours. then
took TO he life boats. A few moments
later the boilers exploded. the sha
tered hull slid of the rock into dee1
waller Almost overcome by exposure
10 Of the crew reached Port Arthur
The boat in which the others sought
safety were found by the steamer Irl-
quois which brought the men here
The Theano was a steel steamer %
iG4G tons burden and valued al $50
sga
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
TO WE'D AN ACTOR
Gossip Says That Anna Gould viii
Marry a Star Thes.
plan.

Pitsburg Pa, Nov. S.-Hargy
Woodruff. star of Brown of Harvard.
a former swee. heart oi .nna Gould.
is g-ing to marry the Countess Castel-
lane, according to gossip going the
rounds Of p.ttsburg theatrical circles.
1t is iHtimated that The story was
ared by woodruff h.nself when he
played here three weeks aeo.
Soma years ago Woodruff was on.
gagged marry Anna Gould il is said.
An arrangement was made TO send
him TO Harvard university for q more
complete ed cation than he possessed.
The Gould fortune was placed al his
disposal aud an greeuen executed
that ha would not maee amy -mpt
60 marry tbe daughter Oi jay Could
until after he was braduatel
When Anna GoulI met Cosa CAS-.
tcIlane Wooirun wa jil.eJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
a COLORADO BLIZZARD.

Trinidad, Colo, Nov. 1s.-The wors:
blizzard experienced here IL a decade
Is raging 1t started yesterday ana
gradually grew in severity. Tonight
1t is almost impossible TO make way
along the streets, The Colorado and
Southern reports the storm extend ne
into the Pan Handle The Santa Fs
reports a blizzard as far as King ley,
Kas.. and in northern New Mexico
Heavy less in sheep and cattle is a.
most certain TO occur.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
LEFT A TRAIL OF
FIRE BEHIND HIM
CIVIL WAR VETERAN SAYS lie IS
NOT ESPONStBLE FOR
THE MANY FIRES.
CHARGED WITH CRIME
Arrested BY Ohio Officers Fer Burn
ina Mil With Intent to De
freud An Insurance
Company.

Bellefontaino ono. Nov is
George r. Gamble aged GJ years, a
iyil war veteran and native of New
Philadelphia, Ohio, was arrested here
today by Deputy State Fire Marshal
Val Lee On the charge of burning a
mia he recently bought al Zhnes,
held Logan county, Ohio for The
IpuIpo af defrauding the insurance
company The building burned in
/ October and, although nothing wrong
was discovered in connection with
I that fire the Marshal decided bef,re
closing the case, TO investigate
Candles record in Denver, where he
formerly lived 1t was found that his
C nduc there was above suspicion
but further Inquiry developed that
he also owned property at Boulder
and Evans, Colo, and al both places
the houses burned and Gamble eel
leeted The Insurance Then it was
found that he had owned a hotel al
Tuscola, H., that burned and three
houses at Champaign ana one
Ufbana Ill.,, all Of which burned.
It is said that one Of the Colorado
fires is surrounded by peculiar cir.
cumslanCes. Insurance was D ocu:ed
through an iNinerant agent and when
The policy was reported to the home
office the locat on was such that the |
company ordered the policy can
ceIled Before this could be done, |
however word was received that the I
had burned Thi risk. il is
said. was a gristmill he same as at
and while the face of the |
policy called for $3,505 it was settled I
fef 5000. The CONTRARY hQWeyai,,
made no particular investigation
Gamble, when arrested claimed |
he had only one fire before, with
loss Of only $l2.
The fire marshal says Gamble set
tied with tie insurance companies at
80 cents on the dollar for the fire al I
Evans, Colo. just before he came to
Logan county.
1t is said that Gamble bought the
mill al Hanesfsld for $1,000 from
Speck Eros of Tifin, Ohio, paying
$1,000 cash ana giving a mortgage
for the balance 1t is cla med however
tnat he property was worth $4,000,
and that the Insurance companies
must nave thought 50 i shown by
The fact thar they insured it for
$500, Gamble strongly denies his
guilt and has given bond
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
PRESIDENT SETS
SAIL FOR PONCE
MAKES PARTING SPEECH AT
COLON TO 600 CANAL
EMPLOYEES.
is PLEASED WITH WORK
Pays His Respects to carping Critics
Advises Employees to Pay No
Attention to These
Criticisms

Colon, Nov is nrc idcnt' Rcus a.
Welt and his party sailed SATURDAY.
night at to O'Clock for Ponce Porte
Rico en- the United States hatueshD
ouisana. Afte- riding on hirsebacll
through the muddy streets Of Colon
Saturday afternoon, he president
went u the resid nee of Mr. Bers.
general manager of the Panama rail
road, for dinner
At $50 0'clocl; President Roosa-
volt reached pier No. II. where there
was an enthusiastic gathering Of al
least 500 pe.sons, principally canal
employees Here the president mada n
Commute spec h.
In giving his Impressions Of he
work on the canal he said he was
pleased with what bah already been
done and paid his respects to thea
who had adversely criticised the
work.
"Iow about Poultney BigeIow ?"
came from among the audience
With much deiberation. the prasi-
dent remarked that in every large
work there was always some one to
find something tina was not done as
Z should have been The employees
should on no account pay attention
to such critici ms as the critics would
sink ont Of sight while the work
would remain long after the criticism
was fOgooften
The president wen to the I.ouis
ANA q O'Clock his evening H
was accompanied by Surgeon General
3iXey Secretary Latta. Lieutenant
Evans and the secret service men.
The Louisiana sailed at 10 p. m. Th
and the Tennes ee were
delayed in coaiing at Chiriqu and
iid not get back here intime TO sail
with the Louisiana The vessels win
join hat warship on tho way to
Porto Rico
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
GREAT DAMAGE
TO PROPERTY AND CROPS re.
SUIT WHILE FIVE PERSONS
HAVE persisted.
ONLY MEACRE DETAILS
Are obtainabe All Wires Being Down
Fierce Tornado Sweeping Over
Colorado and the Great
Lakes.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. lS--Tel..
grapic and telephone c communications
today from Mississippi. Arkanaas anil
Tennessee report that territory 10
have suffered early today from de-
s.ructive rain and wind storms.
Only meagre details are obiainable
Five lives are lqaown 10 have been
lost and great damage to property and
crops Railroad traffic is demoralizei
by numerous washouta. The great
est damage is in The central and del
jregion Of Mississippi.
AT Winona. Miss, Catholic Chris
ian and negro Methodist churches
ana the Hesty brick Yards were denct
shed Among the buildings damaged
are the ostoffice opera house. oil
mill, compress and the warehouse oi
the Jackson Mercantile company H.
sides these there are about rs smalIc,
bulldogs, Telegraphic commHniea fol
Is prosirated.
The wind storm was preceded a 4
followed by heavy rains. causing SEA-
lous wash0uts along the Illinois Ce-
raj railroad and badly damagiis
crops.
At Matthison, Miss, serious damage
IL reported and q woman killed by
all'ng building A fire followed
A woman and child were burned Il
lea h.
AT Nonconnah Greek, d few milel
from this city. a ra lroad tresfle fell
under a switch engine Engineer G.
Y. Peterson and Fireman A. r. Rit
chic were drowned
West Point, Columbus and Mah'n
are reported to have suffered serious
damage but are completely cut OF.
and It is impossible 10 ascertain ths
extent tf the damage
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
THIRTY DAYS FOR MURDER.

Dover, Tenn, Nov. 1S-At the SOS.
sion g circuit court here Mr. aud Mrs
J.. 4. Young were tr:ed on the char-e
of numbering John Wallace. receiving
q sentence Of thirty days in the work
house each. These defe-dauts. 20
gether with their son. were tried for
the same offense last co-rt. the jury
giving Mr. and Mrs Tcung two years
each I'm the pani entiary. and twenty
years for heir son. James Young Mr
and Mr. Young we're granted new
Trial and Jim Young appealed his
case o. the supreme court where ir is
nos uendi e
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
ENGINEER scAL0Eo.

RenOya. Pa. Nov. lS-Au EXPRESS
train on the Pennsylvania railroad
from Buffalo for Pennsylvan a VS.
wrecked here today. The train RAJ
into a switch engine and Engi-cer
John & L0vet- % fthe express. was
Haaiy scalded and died in a hospital
Fireman John Snodgra was also
scalded and is in a serious condition.
The passengers were shaken up. but
none we're seriously i-jured
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
CHICKEN BONE IN THROAT.

Tulsa, 7 Nov 1S.- Bishop John
j. Tigert of Louisville Ky who is i'll
here was re ting easier today, but
was sill in a crit cal condition, nc
cording 10 a statement by the attend
ING physician
The physician said this morning:
Bishop Tigert's illness was caused By
the lodgment Of piece of chicken
bone inst below the tonsils, which
after dislodgment prodduced an alb
cess which may cause general iHnam-
nation Of .he throat resulting in blood
poisoning
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
MA3ooN RECOVERING ARM.

Havana, Nov. 1S--Gayernor Nagoon
is making strenuous efforts to- recoy-
er arms which thousands Of volunteers
succeeded in secreting one Officer
succeeded in recovering 200 govern.
mnt rifles In Sancti Sp.riWs ami
Cioufuogos mary rifles are not ac-
counted for.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
SAYS SHE WAS DRUGGEO.

Mansfield Ohio, Nov 1S-Edna
Scott who has been missing from
home, wa located in Ashland last
might by her father and brought ba k
to thi- city She says the last she
remembers was that when she was
on her way home Thursday afternoon
some one pinched her arm and threw
a damp cloth over her face, drugging
her She says she rega'nad her senses
yo terd3y morning at 9:35 o'clock a.
a boarding house in Ashland.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
MUST COME TO OHIO.

baltimore. Nd. Nov 12-Jo7eDa
Svatek. enc Of The most daring burg
lar in the country, viii leave the
Maryland penitentiary tomorrow
only TO fall into the hands of Detec-
tive Williams. of Delaware. Ono.
where. IT is alleged. he broke Jail in
1901
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
FORTY PEOPLE DROWN.

Portland. Ore Nov. 1S.-The As o.
ciatei Press has iudst received a dis
patch from Seattle stating that the
river steamer JEANNE ran into The
river steamer Dix al 10 o'clock tonight
near Alk point About 80 pc PIE were
drowned. The Dix is said to be sink
ing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
SHOT iN THE NECK.

Terre Haute. Ind. Nov. 1S.-Ed
Allen. coal miner az S-ee'vi'i7. sep
8r7faI fom hi5 wife several months
ago Today he went 10 the home of
his mo.he- where she ha3 been stay
ing and sa-t her in the neck. She
may die.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
WASHINGTON FLOOD REcEDHe.

Portland Ore. Nov 1s-The water
IS receding in on the footed districts
of ives ern WashinE.o7. and TIE dam
age is being repa' red. OHing 70 the
loss on bridges. Seattle an1 Tacoma
can interchange traEie MY by tie
sound steamers. while TIRE Northern
Pacific is endeavOrinz 90 send passeri-
gers fr0n there on the COwlitz river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
BOMB THROWN
IN ST. PETERS CHURCH AT ROME
WHiLE 1T WAS CROWDED
WITH WoRSHiPERS.
NO PERSON IS INJURED
Pope Falls to His Knees lmpIoring
Divine Mercy Fer the Misguided
Perpetrator Of
Deed.

Rome, NOV IS a bomb exploded
IL qt pa.nre today. Tbe ndiicn wa
,. r-,. I'LL
o'o" VI '-.'
lowed mere were ilo ia'al',le..
As soon az the echoes o. liie lts
mehuoUs roar eed9@u '"e priest
sousAI 10 quiet the people pu' III VAN
They led IN all directions. 9e'e'"'
women iai1jed' the church was so
large, however mat thefe was ampie
room tor The crowd 10 scatter
No trace of the pefpetfatof oil 'Ae
deed was loand.
Since Saint Ahaeleins, VINO was or
dainod hy Peter himself, erected an
oratory IN 80 a. D., on the NC OF 'io
present basillca 70 mark lhe SPOT
where me Romans o. ny re 2f
We're buried, no sucn das'aEdIy "c.
currence has been noted in lAe aH'
nails Of he church
To-day is The anniversary Of the dedi
cation OF the basiiiea ana IL wa nea.i'
tifuUy decorated Holy relics We're
exposed A large number attended
the services
tt was discovered tla he bomb h7j
been placed under sc7tfaidins erect
81 % leeil1ate repairs af tine root over
the celebrated tomb Of Clement XII.
which is the mos remarkable piece q
sculpture in the lasillea
The Pope was engaged ~ hls noon
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
ANARCHIST STILL FREE.

Naples Nov 1s-savsrio f.agHHa.
who stabbed and killed f-a famoIs
cooi1gist GiaFaaHe Erssi. 1f toe e-fr
of Ean'c =t ri-at IS from Regzi0-
Caiae.ia. TIE ftt report ~ Lasaaa.- .-
arrest was erroneous. He has been
communicating uifh the police by
letter
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
.eRlsco's GRAFT CHASER wEDs

san Fra-c5sco Cal. Nov. 1s-Fran-
els j HenaE, assistant dis-ric. affor-
ney. who has charge Of the graft in-
vestfgat.rn. married Mrs. BeHecCa
McMullen Beiyia today al Piedmont
Cal
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
1oRNAno SWEEPS TENNESSEE.

Fayetteville. Tenn Nv Isl nls
morning about o O'Clock p tornado
pas ed through Lincoln county from
the sout1wes- ID tn. northeast
Wreck and ruin were left in is
pathway Residences. barns frnceirc
ana timbe-s were rf 80
deaths or serious iniu-ie- ware ro-
ported The damage 10 property is
thousands of dollars No telephone
communication with other sections of
the country through which be- tor
nad3 passed The path ef the storm
was about q quarter Of a mile wide.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19

lr YOU WILL WORK hs HARD
10 find a good business chance as you
would to catch fish or shoot a pheaG.
ant, you viii prosper--although II you
read the want ads, regularly you may
not have to work as hard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19

IF YOUR "MEhTAL AfALEa" are
In good working condition, weigh the
bus'nesl and other ado on ihen---snd
when you find one that seems TO be
the proper sort don't be afraid TO In.
yestlgate u further.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19

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