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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-13
Gtoats B q 1tptft q ST.
Sprinofiel0, -. Q(pril.


Der Gntipurf oes 0eneraldnlpalts
Steao fir Elm neues @orpablsngeieB
puroe beute Nd9mittag Ser 2egislatur
bor9elegt. Ginem 9auptpuntt oieies
Gnttpurfs 3ufoIge miro Ser &dn0ioat,
nel4er in Der @oripdbl sine 9luraliz
tat BON 35 Yrp5snt Ser BON Ieiner
Portsi obsegebenen Stimmen erbd4,
audi obne cine &pnpention als nomiz
nirt angele4en. SnOeB Ioaen Tppobl
Die &anoioaten fir Die Ii6terdmter,
pie au8 nie GourtptpmnliIIGre in Der
fri6eren Meiie npninirt fperoen, um,
fppeit sic Ri9ter in 8etra4t tpmmen,
sic 9urteipolitit aus oem Spiel gu
laiIen.
@s lit on3une6msn, SAB 0ieIe @prs
Iage nod peri6ieoene QtenOerunosn err
fatren miro, ehe iie 3ur 4nnabme ges
Ian9t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-13
7ie Ertid)nitcu in scr NGhc SeS &c.
inn iiuS Uun Scu &cluolncrn ibrcm
Sdifinl ibcrlaNcn luurNcu.
GENE cine Slndlt.
Mdjtcr gid)crc9cn fallt unO madlt oaS
9c6en I'M &crcidIc ScS &erges 5n
ciner ltum1Gli@tcIt.
SSiclc MicnibeuIcGcn pcrlurcu.
gleaptI. II. 2tpriI % ll6r 10 Min.

gleaptI. II. 2tpriI % ll6r 10 min.
0ormittd9s).
Der Norgen brad)te 0riidenoe 2uIt.
9ie geIbe Aine, pelde ii6er gtaht
Staot uno llm9eaeao nit elmer oi9s
ten Sdidt beoed;e, pertijnoet nidIs
Gute8 Der &uliln lit in unou=Hs
Iitbtige Rauhnoi;en eebiilt. &pn Seit
gu ,3eit eriGausn lpeitbin b6y5are Grs
pIoiioRen unO uulerlr0iihe4 iolIen.
2lus alien &id4anatn tommtn BEL
Dungen pnn leitisem 9lid,art5en, eins
geiiiir3ten Gtbduosn uno Ser lln5us
ldagIidleit 0eS {9iilisptgJss. 9iele
Srtlcni;en ptroen ron 0tn 1lrgtras
0sn unO tntmutbigteu 8spobnern peys
Iuiien.
Die 9rtfhoften. melhe am meiIten
geIitter bdben, iino njC6t mebr }u err
reidben 2iu5 EttaiaHo muBten Die
SOIoattn 3uriitberuien nerOen Die
Sta0t iii ieBt ibrem ShidIa, iiberIais
len. Zen lrupp'a piro 1uicjtig oie
bpbIte Nnerlennung 3ut1eil. gid3t rar
ibr Yatb ionoern lub Sic 2tus0auer,
nit Der iie unter ben lrOBtcn ShDies
rigteiten na4 @erlsBten iuGten. fiuoen
bobes COB. Dit 8e9ei7erung ipri9t
pas @oIt aud ppn Dem 9er}o9 poa
Qloita, Der 0ie Strdpd}tn Der Solcaiea
tbeilte uno linen nit gutem 8eilpieI
poran9iag. Man nennt i'm eiaen mir.
0i9en Nddiommen oes 90ni9s 59um-
BERT, Der mdbrtno Der Gboleraepi0emie
0es Sabre 1884 Die 6oipitdIer aufs
iu6te uno Ole &ranten un0 SterheHs
oen tr0Itete.
Sm groBen 8an3en blidt man gs-
genlpdrtig nit stpds mebr &ube in oie
3utunft, aIs geitern Qbeno. Der
Ni6enregen lit niht mebr 10 tart uno
oas unterir0ii6e Stolen ldBt Iid mit
Idngcren 3piihcnpauIen. ais 9eitern
bOren. Sn osn Straben Iie9t Ole 4ltt
etpa bier 3p1 hoh.
Der nMdttinos. msloet, oab in oem
ettpa 10000 @inippbner 3dblenOen
5tdbt6sn Somma ali fiinf3ig Wobn4
9ebdu0e, orei &irdlen llno ous Hdtbs
bdus eiHgeitiir3t ino. gtide un0
S6iaden beoeden aie StraBen Der
5taot ieds SUB tisf.
Sn 0ttdjdio iteben fdit MIR aoA
guinen.
Q&o inmcr IS m6gIid) IN. Miro Der
SiraBenbabnoerfehr ruie0er aluqe-
uomnen. Qic 9id0er ietcn olrh ole
9ieibung hduiia oie glite in 9fau0.
0as 3eigt, mic bod ocr &roicntiag o.,
SdNueiel lit, Ocr iid IN Dem 9tu5:uuri
oes &ehna poriiu0ct.
Torre eel 0reCo, Sarno uno San
Gjenparro iino bon Der geo0lteruHg
.dufqe9sben poyben unO gortiCi, Gigis
.ceIlo. qcg8io uno Q2orino tbatIdhiiA
unbepobn5dr.
'}n 3orrs 2(nnuntiatl 6at iicb 0ie
CAGE etras g.beiiet Der Qauatrom
btoro6t bic 1taot nid5t me6r.
Gan Garlrro lieat In pollitGno 1gc
9untelfeit Tie M.9yabI ser {5luis
Iieat in 3r.immsrn.
Sn Gan GjuIsppe litaen Sdnb uro
2tide bier Sur tief.
2(uf Zen I2drtten bip9uatiren Eer
9ruppen ugo lino 0e5 Rufcs aeu5r~
tig Iobalo lire biiIfreife 1Edti1ttjt
irgen0no ospliai@t miro.
ReapcI # 2tpriL # llhr ; }',n
Gie 6urdt beluddtiqt iid uiacr
0cr 0icliitbar IN elmer Sdbatra1rit
8Iaubfa Die }tr6citer 0aB oa 2,a
il6cr ilrcn @Jieteyu }ui1mma1r',
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-13
Ger ieh.
gJ2inneopoIig. W}inn.. 12. Qfpri

Der nptoriide Sulpelen0ieb Sbpmas
@ainriQbt muroe Dem gfihter inter
ser 2lnfIoQe oc5 @roBoiebitabIs oor-
ocfiibrt, er6ielt aber eiuen 9lufiflub
bis 5un ndfliten 0}i:tpoh. @o'
alien 2elttell 0ie I'M @crihtSioal Der
iomtncIt naren. mar er om beiten &c.
flei0ct. Gr trug einen poIitdnoig
neuen 9lnsug uno mndtc Sen Gin0rutf
zines StuBer5. 6em sic 9tu9mubl iei-
ner &leioer Sic groBte Gorge modlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-13
aoblenf9roernoe 6 Gifen,
bnen.

Die 3niI6enItdatIi4e SdnoeIstum.
miTiion, tpslte ii9 nit ben @ei6dfts.
mstboosn Der &obIsn forosrnoen Gis
ienbabnel bei6dftigt, bat bis iest sr.
mitteIt, oab Die Giisn5a6nsn, ipel6.
MsiatohIen na9 oor DitIi6sn 5afens
ffGotsn befor6srn, Die fSra4tsn unter
ii6 ptrt9eil,n uno 0ab Elm od9ings.
bsnSss llebsrsiniommen isit 10 Sab'
rsn ttT.bt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-13
aubner Sprung.

9lep gorf, II. gtpril.
Gin Manu Idmens Ratban SIaats
'prang beute Rprgsn BON Der 'neuen
: Q. rmsbur9er Bride btnab in Ten
gas'ts D., cine Strede Dor 1876 5uB,
bod paTsk on Ser Mannidaft els
mes Ss.rrpbS. Soe, = auf's Srodene
gebradt. Gr p1ssl Stlos, miro
ofer ieoenFaQs nit Sem Oapons
tommen.
@er50gerun9 bef iir9 t:t.
Ietp gort. u. Qtpril.
Die peroerbli@e 9bdtigteit oes Be
Tup tam Diellei4t Die Qtntunft ser
amerttanif6en 9(tbleten per30gern,
nsl6e Iih an sen OIpmpii6en Spies
len in 2lt6en betbeiliqen ppllen. Der
OampfeZ g8aybarnKa", ipeI6er Die
9ltbIeten mad gieapel bringt, miro
bort am 19. Qlpril antommen. 8em
3eiIeplan Sufol9e ip1ten sic 2lthleten
BON glsapel nit Der 9dbn ua4 8rins
oiIi fabren, Inn Don oDrt na3 Qlt9sn
einaeidifFt 3u iperoeu. boh 1T es in
bobem @rabe pdbri6einIif, oub oas
betreffenoe 9a6u6ett in3piihen nit
2aba bsoeft purOe, oie 8abnperbins
Dung naa grtroiii aIip abgebrohen
lit. 0a nun oie Observation-Disclosures
gen i'm Iiioli3en Stalien Man4es gu
niiniaen iibrig laiIen, miro eS Sen
9lt9lsten unm0glih iein, 9rin0sii frii1s
5eitig genug gu errei6en. MIon bofft,
baB 0ie grie8iiche Regierung Elm aas
rpnsnbopt entIenoen 'fnO oie 8Gite BON
Neapel auf 6em Wanerpege nd9 ibs
rem 8eitimmungsprt bringea piro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-13
Q1rig, II. QfpriI.

st@N~f a - - FEAAt@
Inter sen glu-, len oes gun0es her
poitteamten b3resiuo, ginger beuie
ale Q(n1eiiellten ,intm 6er 1epay.ez
mentg 6es Genir mites an 6enSreit
neil teine geitie an3sn fiir 6ie Gr
t56unq i6rer Ct er in Dem tiiri'i@
dnoenommenen . get sntbaI.eu iiuo.
Der Generalgof ifsr bat Elm lllii-
matum in Dem .ei'er 1one an 6i2
Gtreiter erla7sr Ho ifren ert'drt olB
penn lie niht mor1en 3ur 2tr6eii
3uriidtehren may,sn ihrs CntloTunr
berbdnat nerten iiy6e. or bat Or
ranoements nit zen Qoli3si. un6 Dlis
litdrbthor0su -s zen. um bic Qtrs
tbsiIun9 SET Qoi en 3u srm0gIi4en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-13
@6eeIing, -. @a., -. 2tpril.
aaafas GitD, 12. Qtpril.

9ie Solttbmeitern S5ntcritate GoaI
Sperators 9liiociation. melbe ueu1
Minenbeiieer in @}iiiouri, 9onios,
SfInbomo. Sem 2Snoianer- Gerrito-
riltm mo Serus 1tmfoBt, bieIt heute
eine @eriommllmg ob. Dor 0eren Be
9inn Ser GrGiiocnt 0errn erfldrte.
ooB Ser @orihlnq betreffs GinieBlnl
zines SdlicoSqcridts nidt 3uriicfae}o-
gen poroen lei unb 6ab man iif piel
leid1t an oen Nrdii0enten 9iooiepelt
pen0en per0e. I'M oieiem Torld)laq
mebr gfod)0ruf 5u geben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-13
Gas S3ifial Scs SrOGenSen SOblen.
itreifa bGngt nod immer an einem
oiinnen 6aSen.
@ra6enbciiper .goridJ laq.
Sic SOblcn9rG6cr crflaren, fir ben
SrieOcu 5n icin, luOlleu aber Den
&eiitern nidJt cntgegenfOmmcm.
9litaca nod 6uffnunssOOa.
91elp port, u. 9lpriI.


Der &onferen5ausiduB Der 8rus
tenarbeiter periammeIte ii1 beute su
elmer gebeimen SiBung, I'm oen @es
genpori9ldg Der 0rubenbeiiBer in 9e=
ratbung gu 3ieben. g8ie 80. 8. 0ott=
rep. Elm MitgIieo oes gtusi6uiIes, Dor
Dem 8eginn Der Sibung ertldrte, fins
oct Der 8oridlag, mpnacb Dem gu err
nennenoen Sfie0sgeri9t nur 5pei
5ragen, Sic 2obnfrage uno Die Uls>
t6o0e CUR @rleoigung bon 8ei9pers
ben, ppr9eltgt perOen iollen, nibt ben
eeringien gtntlang Bel Den 8ertretern
Der 9(rbeiter. ySopeit ib ielbit in
8etra6t TONNE" iagte er, pperoe id
ME eintpilligen, bic porliegen0enStreit=
frogen in bieier MeiIs gu bei6rdnfen.
Sn0eb iino mir bon einem frieoIicben
8eiIt beIeelt unb pollen dlles tbun,
mas in unIsrn 8rGften ftebt um oen
Streif 3u beenoigen." g9ie es beiBt,
1T Der 9rdiioent N}it6eQ ii6er3eugt,
6aB ra4 einigen 3ugeItdn0niien pm
beioen Seiter cine 9emeinIame Bats
fir bic Giniebung oes s6is0s9eri4ts
gefunbsn iperoen tann.
@6eeIing, %. @a., -. 2tpril.
3ipiifen Sen @rubcn6eiibern mo
gtrbeitern 0e8 8. G6ioer GHtriftS ii
nun cine Giniqlnq 8uitan0e gefonl-
men lm0 Die @eiahr zines linqereu
Streif3 0o0nrch beieitigt. G3 muros
heltte bcridtet. ooB Sic 2lmericau
Sbeet & Gin @Gate Gomponn bic
SSame8 Wfining Gompanp Somes
GrosbD & Son in0 oie @apue Gool
Company oie 2obnifala BON 1903 un-
ter5eidIneten.
80, - o1 :.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-13
9uoapeTt, II. gtpriG

Die liberole Qartei bat beIhIoFen,
Tid1 auf3ulDfer. Ter @rdf Stepbau
Sis3a unb an0ere berborra9enoe 2i=
berole iperoen lid ni6t um cine @iez
heripahI fir 6as ungdrii6e QaIament
betperben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-13

3u griir in 9o6men 1T Der Dirctz
tor Der Observation-Disclosures Sqcr=
6arIeRnstaIIe. Morib llhl, in 61ft
oenommen nproen. Gr mfrs beI6pIe
BLOT, sipei W}iflionen &rpnen unterz
f9Idgen 81 to6sn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-13
8itn, II. 4ptif.

Der amerit1nH5s gotI6aiter Wm.
8euamn Store5 70 morqsn bon 0e1
&aiIer 5ran3 SoIsa6 in 2tubisn3 en-
pfdnqen perbeu mn oemiel6en 6ei be-
fer Gste9enbejt iI lt55eruiun3si4rsi.
6en iiberreiden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-13

Die ,,t1eroItern"- "-5ettun-
gen haben Ole 6eIcbicbte
BON ga Greiie nicht MUIR
mitIcbrcibcn ieneern NIT
nacben belfen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10

Mrs. ]. 7. Lynch OF West Fifteenth
street. has returned from visit
among friends al Panama. No.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10
A HEARING TODAY
Guy Smith. Who Killed Otto Boerschel
To Be Arraianed in Judge Ross
Court at 3 .. m.

The case of Guy Smith will come up
ia the court of Judge Ross at 8 o'clock
this afternoon for a preliminary hear
ing on the charge Of murder in killing
Otto Boerschel He will be represent
ed by Attorney Leek. At his arraigu-
ment several days ago. he said he
wished a hearing and it has not trans
pired that he has changed his mind.
Ii Il should appear. al this hearing
that he was. in measure, justified in
the act, the court will hold him to bail.
otherwise he will be remanded to jail
without bail. for action by the grand
jury.
It is understood that Attorney VII
son will contend that the killing was
without any Justification and was muir
der in the first degree. while Attorney
/ eek will contend that his client had
the greatest provocation that a mar
can have. except self-defense. In that
his honor and that Of his wife and
home were placed in jeopardy
The strong point in the Testimony
for the defense will be that offered by
Mrs. Smiths sister at The corrners-
inquest. viz: That B0ersche' accl-t-
"a Mrs. Smith and grabbed her about
The waist But against this te=t'm onv
Is that Of another eye wi'no.- to The
shooting, a man who stood across the
street. and denies that Boorsch.
grabbed Mrs. Smith about the waist
The states attorney has IN bis ro-.
essicn a pOst-mortem afemp1r
made by Boerschel. detailing the cir
Of the affair. hut be win
probably hold this for the grand jury
and nnal trial IN the circuit court .
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10
Meeting Held Last Night Said to Be
Greatest Ever Seen In
Cairo.

Many who attended the services at
the Cairo Baptist church last night
stated that it was the greatest meet.
ing ever held in this city.
Four sermons We're preached and
the congregation seemed almost un-
willing to leave the temple for worship
even at the late hour of IL o'clock,
when the services had ended.
Rev Sid Williams first preached
upon the subject THE Conversion of
the Jailer," then chose for the text of
his second sermon of the evening,
Lives OF Successful Business Men
Point Toward Christianity
Rev, T ] Porter then preached up
On the subject of the Paducah revival
and the Sunday schools. His sermon
was most absorbing and did no small
part in making the meeting the sue
cess it was
Rev. Mr. Wallace of Charleston, Mo,
also preached a sermon upon the sub
ject of the Paducah revival meeting
and the good that it accomplished.
Nonetheless interesting than either of
his predecessors was Rey. Wallace's
sermon.
About fifty other members of the
congregation made short talks upon
various subjects relating 20 Christian
ity
AS result of yesterdays revival
meeting. three conversions TO Christi
anity and three additions 10 the church
We're made
The subject of Rev Williams ser
mon tonight will be, why I Want to
Go to Heaven and Why l Don't Want
to Go TO He'll
His sermons tomorrow will be as
follows. J. a. H., THE Lords Sup.
per as Told in the Bible" p. m,
Snakes" 80 p. m, Judgment Day
Rev Williams tells of more than 1900
varieties Of snakes from the boa con.
stfictor to the garter, and his lecture
will no doubt prove most interesting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10
|.F|LL|NC PROJECT BAPTIST REVIVAL
For Which Board OF Local Improve
ments Asks For Estimates In
wolves 80 Streets.

The street filing plan proposed al
proyements Thursday afternoon in
wolves 33 streets or parts OF streets
in the city, which are now below grade
and traverse the plated portions of
the city. Some of these streets In
the lower part of town will require q
very heavy fill to bring them up to
the Washington avenue grade, while
a few short stretches in the upper por'
ton will also require a good raising,
although the grade there is three feet
below that of down town. Very few
streets east of Walnut are low, while
but few west of Walnut are filled,
north of Twelfth street. City Engi-
neer Thistlewood finds the following
list comprised in the resolution pass
ed by the board:
West of Walnut ctreet-Fourteenth
to Twentieth inclusive.
Twenty-second, from Commercial TO
Washington
Twenty-third. from Commercial to
HolbroCk.
Twenty-fourth from Commercial to
Holbrook
Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixth, from
Commercial to Park.
Twentyseyenth, from Walnut to
Park
Charles, from Holbrook to Park
Tweuty-ninth to Thirty-second in
elusive. from Commercial to Washing
ton
Thirty third and Thirty-fourth, from
Commercial to Park,
Thirty.ffth to Thirty-ninth inclusive
from Sycamore to the Big Four track.
Thirty-eighth, from Commercial to
Sycamore.
Commercial avenue. north Of Thirty
fourth street
Washington avenue, north of Thirty
sixth street,
Elm street from Twenty fifth 70
Thirty-siXth.
Pine. from Walnut TO Cedar
Cedar. from Twelfth to Pine.
Holbrooks. from Twenty-ffth to
Twenty-eighth.
Park avenue, in part.
1t is understood. of course, that the
action of the board means only, for
the present. that the city engineer
shall submit estimates Of the work
TO be done but this is the
preliminary step TO further
action of ordering the work done
when popular feeling and the condi-
tons demand il.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10
BIG RAILROAD MEN
Rock lslandFrsco Officials Confer
With Cairo & Thebes Officials
and Leave For Thebes.

A special train of engine and four
coaches was in Cairo yesterday bring.
ing a large party of railroad officials
representing the Rocklsland Frisco
systems. They arrived over the Big
Four late Thursday night and were in
Cairo till after O'Clock yesterday
morning when they left for Thebes
taking the Illinois Central track to
that burg. Where they went from there
Is not material During their stay here
they had a secret conference with the
promoters of the Cairo &, Thebes rail
road, at the office of the Cairo Nation
al Bank 1t lasted an hour, but what
was said or done could not be learned,
beyond a simple statement by Presi-
dent Smith Of the Cairo & Thebes
that the gentlemen came down to
make friendly little call'' and that
the conference was entirely salts
factory" The visitors themselves were
equally reticent.
1t is understood that the situation
here with respect to the Cairo &
Thebes, present and prospective, was
gone over very fully and that the Wis
itors showed such interest in 1t as was
to be expected of men who have or
expect to have more than "a nodding"
acquaintance with the project about
which so much has been printed The
party comprised the following per
sons:
W. B. Biddle, third yice-president
of the Rock lsland-Frisco system
H. l. Miller, second yice-president
and general manager Of the c. &
f. |.
w. ]. Jackson, general superinrend-
ent of the G. & E. l.
E. J. KnickerboekeF, coal traffic
manager.
F. Cook, general agent Of the G &
E. l. at Chicago.
r. H. Howard engineer of mainten-
ance of way Of the C. & e. I, at Chi
cage
J 0. Crockett, general superintend-
ent of the Evansville & Terre Haute
and the Evansville & indianapolis
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10
FORMED NEW CLUB
Young Ladies of Presbyterian Church
ORGANIZE to Aid Mission
AIRY Society.

The Young ladies OF the Prasby-
terrain church met last Monday even.
ing at the Manse and organized what
is to be called the Whatsoever club
The objects of this organization will
be 10 aid the church missionary society,
10 study its principles, 10 secure the
mutual benefits of club life and to
have a good time,
There are twenty-five or six mem
bers to re club all of whom are en-
thusiastic workers for its welfare. An
election of officers was held Monday
evening and as a result Miss Grace
Edwards was chosen president, Miss
Emma Carey, vlce-president Miss
Alice Morse, secretary and Miss Har'
riet Carey, treasurer.
The club will hold weekly meetings
every Friday afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10
RECORD SHOOTING
BY THE CHAMPION
r. c. RIEHL, AMERICAS BEST
TRAP SHOT BREAKS 1909 BALLS
WITHOUT A MISS.
WONDERFUL EXHIBITION
Cairo Gun Club Members Also Make
Good Records--WilI Strive For
State Shoot In Cairo In
1907.

Those who journed TO the Cairo Gun
Clubs grounds yesterday afternoon
witnessed an exhibition of target
shooting such as was never before
seen in Southern Illinois. The exhibit
ton was given by Mr. F. c. Rlehl
Americas champion target shot who
was q guest of the club. Mr. Riehl
has shot in wonderfully good form so
far this year and il is no idle boast TO
say that at this meeting he stands
at the head of the list among the ex
pert wing shots of America. But he
never shot in better form than in his
exhibition here.
This was the opening shoot of the
Gun Club for 1906, and is certainly a
most suspicious beginning for the
years work The club is well
equipped for target shooting and
ought 10 have a very prosperous sea-
son
Referring to the work of some of the
local shooters Mr. Riehl declared that,
with reasonable amount of practice,
Cairo NAV boast of some of the best
amateur wingshots in the state
Mr.. Riehl shot at 200 targets and
scored 1877, making a run of 1903
straight and his exhibition was a rare
treat 10 those so fortunate as to be
present He also did some pretty wing
shooting with target rifle and pistol.
The shooting done by some of the
local members, considering their lack
of practice, was truly phenomenal. DR..
Russell shot at l30 targets and scored
ia. p. p. O'Leary shot at ninety tar
gets aud scored 81. Walter Denzel
shot al 80 targets and scored A. DR..
Griff tn shot at %, and scored II.
Thos. w. Cannon shot at Is and scored
H.
The members of the club are pre-
pairing TO hold regular practice shoots
during the season. and have determin-
ed to bring the Illinois State shoot
here for 1907 If this plan succeeds
ii would bring to Cairo for a week sew
eral hundred of the best marksmen in
the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10
GAVE CARD PARTY
Mrs. Peter Lind Entertained Compii-
mentary to Guest, Mrs. SCHNEIDER
Of centralia.

Mrs Peter Lind, Of J27 Eleventh
street. entertained a number Of her
friends at cards yesterday afternoon
al her home complimentary 10 her
guest, Mrs George SCHNEIDER Of Cen
tralia. III.
The popular game of euchre WAS
played. beautiful prizes being awarded
to the most successful players Mrs.
Thomas Pryor won The first prize, Mrs.
Frank Torrey, the cutting prize and
to Mrs George Schinllcr was awarded
the guests prize.
After the games a most delicious
course q refreshments were served.
Mrs. Jacob Lind. Misses Mabel Powell.
Ethel Charles and Elua Lind assisted
the hostess In entertaining.
The invitation included the follow
ing ladies' Mesdames George T
Cames. G. W. Logan. Andrew Lohr
j. ID. Ladd Thomas J. Kerth. +. ID.
Carey. Charles Carey. Seymour An
trim. j. y. Messenger fra Lutz. Thorn
as Pryor. Chas o. Patier, John Gre
han. VIII Halliday Albert Lewis. Ed
Well. Jacob Lind =. II. Schulz Ed
Han. Frank TOrrcy. George Becker
W. r Smith. Frank Thomas. G.. Swo-
boda r b. Reese Ed. Pink. J. B.
Maree. c. Calhoun. -. 5. Iansden. d.
r. Van der Burg. Harry Patton Of Co
iumbus. Ky. Mrs. Watson. Of Chicago
DID,. vi ses Eunice Bondurant, Zephia
Smith Emma Lansden aud Mabie
Powell
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10
MONEY FOR NEEDY
x, M. X. C. Charity Ball Yields Hand
some Sum for Use In Relieving
the Citv's Poor

The Charity committee of the X. NJ.
X. c. have made up their report of
receipts and expenditures in connec-
ton with their recent Charity ball,
which shows a neat sum as balance
to be turned over 10 those who have
at heart the relief of the needy in
Cairo. The ball was grand success
for all who attended, although the al
tendance was not as large as it should
have been. Much labor was necessary
TO prepare for it ana carry it through,
and in this work Ex-Alderman PeJer
Lind, as G, G.. NJ. of the X. NJ. X. c..
was leader, ably assisted by The
Charity committee, composed Of EX-
Mayor Claude Winter, L. c. Herbert.
John Malonay, A. Reese and Joe
Raeth. The committees report is as
fellows
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10
Erecting Charging Machine.

Albert Kratky is erecting in his
garage. a charging machine which he
hopes to have completed by Mry I.
With this machine he can test the
strngth Of the battery in a machine,
charge it. or make several uses of IL.
Mr. Kratky is also in receipt of many
automobile sundries, and much cleo
cal apparatus. which is very inter
esting TO the beholder even though he
understands nothing Of it. DR.. w. G..
Clarke is having his car oyerhauled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10
FATALLY SHOT WHILE
ADJUSTING A TARGET
u Was Accidentai-Men Were Con
testing fer Dressed Beef
Prizes

Green burg. Pa. March 9-Whilc
adiirsting o target al prize shoot for
dressed beef at the farm OF Robert
shue,. three miles from Greensbure
TODAY. Edward Hogan. was shot
Though the head by L. P. WentzeT
one Of the contestants. He died two
hours later The shooting was &C.
dental. WcutzeH Is p-ostated
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10
Didn't Hurt Mules.

\ team of mules hitched t. a Lewis
Mercantile company delivery wagon
ran awav yesterday nom ne and the
old saving that a mule in runaway
will never hurt him,elf was again
proven 10 contain more truth than fic-
ton. The animals dashed up Poplar
to Seventeenth street where turning
the corner toward Commercial avenue,
the wagon colided with a building.
The mules stopped, unhurt. the only
existing damages being a broken tree
box and some demolished steps.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10

Mrs. VIM Bartleson returned to her
home in Grand Chain, Ill. short time
ago after a months visit at the resi-
dence of NV Lewis and family She
celebrated her seventy second birthday
anniversary in a quiet way while here
and is as hale and hearty as many of
half her age Mrs Bartleson is the
mother Of DR. Woelie who has just
located among us coming from Padu-
cab
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-10
Announce Wedding.

Announcements of the wedding Of
William J. Meyer TO Miss Della f.
Monce, have been received here. The
ceremony will take place March Is.
After their marriage they will reside
in Barthold, n d. Miss Monee is well
known here having formerly lived in
Cairo for a number of years Her
many friends will be quite surprised
to hear of this announcement