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New-York tribune., 1906-05-06
PAID DEPOSITS BUT GOT NO HATS
hfOOdyn Women Flock to Store Of 1nihnsN
Attached with Their Headgear.

~AttoS4AS4 VIII A4YSB 4Ac<s-t5Do@s
About forty or fifty women living IN Brooklyn
aaar No. 5005 Third avenue WIN not wear their
sApecteo new hats to-day. and. strange 20 say
= not because their husbands did not pay the
NlS month ego Mrs. Samuel Goldberg
'slesd store at no. 5O05 Third avenue as1d
9sasd q millinery store Her prices fov neEV
oaanets were 90 extremely low tha& customers
laossd 70 her establishment "a great nlIGabe1s.
we q her conditions was that each customer
@asf make deposit Of half the price Of me
kA
"a Goldberg disappeared last Thursday. 20
- Der furniture the following day. Her Gus"
"1eFs. calling 70 see how their bonnets were
s'0sressing. found the doors locked. but. seeing
: -llnsFous hats displayed in the windows OF me
20 they were only vezed and not suspicious
ssssae sse women learned yesterday the true state OF
4~EH end within an hour there Wes 50 great
ssVRd % women % front % the store ~asl2
s.-se policemen were detailed there % Pre-
80 order. An, eEpFHssnGD called ana came
~ ~ o. the shop with q box OF uailhneEF. 4he
- leaving The Feathers and straw 70 paeif
49,, One oe the policemen maAe g sse1ap
E-ssn' lup1oFlng the women % 60 70 tnelr
nTsSs-. e Ine police Eynpethizees DuS -coAla GO
-Sss-ng Tor them
- e tee afternoon g city Marshal entered. the
E5cSs.-ao 80 Pnocee4ea 70 attaca the gooas. Ipe
TO- Ao4loyod after him, and carried away
"a - y"n hats. much % thelr own eatisfactiQR
-, - ne envy Of their sisters 80 trouble. When
q ~ l9 Er2Rt of TIC shop. Eogi2s Yeuges<-es
4
New-York tribune., 1906-05-06
rHg PRINT CLOTH MARKET,
LD- E-lasTaDA % Ths Trlhuns.I

[B- T1lesTa9A % Srhe QrlhunaJ
TgzlsRiveE 1fass., May 6-The local cotton cloth
market has been steady ana quiet throughout the
week. There has bean some little trading In mar
row ODDS on tho basis OF sss for regulars but
tFe bulk OF the trading has been IA omverters
gtvlex VIDE and medium wide goods. The sales
have been generally IA contracts OF moderate Size
with deliveries % extend through until August
Te total OF sales Is estimated about i2OO pieces
Quotations are unchanged from last week, and
are as follows: 2slneh. G4xezs. Sss oents 2sinch,
s4xsos. ga cents; g7ipch i9xEAz. ceutsi &szach,
t~xsSa o. csxahss SSfDoub edxz1A @ 1zz.t4
New-York tribune., 1906-05-06
d. At1ntuu & Gn.

ARE sftOWiNu FOR spNEROUTFITTINGs SELECTED STOCKS
ta- OF WoMENs AND MISSES GOWNS AND wAIsrs :.
A cLoAKs AND WRAPS. MILLINERY IL
HOUSE ROBES. uNDERoARMENfs AND HOSIERY.
FOOTWEAR AND GLOVES; PARAsols LEATHER ooooa
AND OTHER ACCESSORIES OF DRESS,
ALSO THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS IN SILKS. DRESS
MATERIALS. LAcEs AND EMBRoDERIEs
SUMMER DRAPERY MATERIALS and-HANcNo;s
LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF PLAIN AND PRINTED
~s FABRICS. FOR COUNTRY HOUSE AND
COTTAGE FURNISHING
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CREToNNEs.. LINEN TAFFETAs ART
TlCKINGs AND OTHER MATERIALS FOR PoRTIEREs AND
WINDOW HANGlNGs. BED COVERlETs AND CHAMBER ORA.
PEFIES LOUNGING PILLOW COVERS AND SUMNER uPssoL>
STERNCs
LACE DRAPERlEs AND LACE MATERIALS DOOR AND
WINDOW EANGINGs. TABLE AND COUCH COVERS PILLOW
TOPS ETC
SUMMER FAGlNGS. FURNITURE SLIP COVERS WINDOW
SHADES MADE TO ORDER AT MODERATE PRICES
New-York tribune., 1906-05-06

STORE REMAINS OPEN DAILY UNTIL sD< P. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-06
On Monday. May 7th.
SUMMER DRESS FABRICS

AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES
Beginning MONDAY. May 7h sale Of material Tor Sumner
Dresses will be held. consisting Of
Fifteen Thousand yards Of Six and Cotton M including shades
Of IVORY pink. cel. heEotOpe grey and rose also blacks
regular price 9Oc per yard. and
Ten Thousand yards Of Linen Sungs weave IN va-
shades Of blue. and other desirable eOOsi regular price
35c SOC. per yard.
Rear Of ROtunda, Fns FlOOr) at 21c. per yard
New-York tribune., 1906-05-06
TRIMMED HATS

TRIMMED HATS
AT CONSIDERABLY BELOW REGULAR PRICES
a VARIED ASSORTMENT OF WoMENs SAILOR HATS
SHOWING THE NEWEST EFFECTS IN FLOWER
TRIMMINGS FOR SUMNER WEAR
REGULAR PRICES RANGING FROM $500 TO $780, WILL BE
PLACED ON SALE.
MONDAY. MAY 9TH. AT Slo.UO
CTRlNAMED MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. THIRD FLOOR)
- Nszass4
New-York tribune., 1906-05-06
WOMENS WAISTS

NEGLIGEE JACKETS AND UNDERGARMENTs
Departments Second FooE)
WOmens Waists Of Linen and Muslin fabics in styles sht,hVe E
morning athletic and travelling service Dcudess effects IN ACE
and embroidery combinations. including imported Lingerie Wase
showing embroidered designs in 6ne need-ssork
variety Of styles BOudo and Breakfast Jackets Of domestic
make including Empire mOds shawl effects and other exclusive de-
signs handpnted de chine chiffon. lace Pornpsdour and
Dresden tafea mOune and similar materials: also an extended as
sOtmcn Of Pnee Sips made Of six lawn and Sheer Lawn
PetcOas and Combination Garments. eabOra trimmed with lace
On Monday May 7h.
WAISTS Of sheer white abdcs at hs special prices g
s2S5. s325. SAYS. $500 and $3.50
New-York tribune., 1906-05-06
NOVELTY EMBRolDERIES

BEGINNING MONDAY MAY 7TEL TIE BALANCE OF THIS
SEASONS IMPORTATION OF
NOVELTY EMBRODEREs EMBROIDERY AND LACE CoMBRSA-
TONS AND FRENCH HAND-EMBRoDERED EFFECTS WILL BE
PLACED ON SALE INCLUDING GALLONS. EDGES FoUNcEs
AND ALL-OVERs: HERETOFORE RANGING IN PRICE FROM
slIo TO $3.50 PER YARD AT
CRsu Of Ronmds Fa'' FIosr) Csc. TO s7.65 PER YARD
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
TIE DAY AFTER.

Christmas Il over Only the rea
bells and the Ire riDD red hollis
wreaths eman with us Alt the ash
and butle aud nlgasurabla excite
ment have subsidei into box If
colored bordefed handkerchieEs We
cannot use, a picture we do not al
mise, a razor tha will nel ,have on
a sea fpin too loud 20 enter polite
society. And vet We wculd not do
away with Christmas would not miss
the annual planning and crushing ana
gushing. the ANIMAL expectations
even the annual ii appointments o.
useless gifts; for eacn of these
things. II rightly met. IA 4 formative
element in character building. We
must practice courtesy III the iostlng
crowds. consideration in selecting the
gifts we send other and tTery Qfteni
fortitude In enduring ,ao@e we r
ceiye. Taus are three great haa#
forces brought str ngly into play, an3
Christmas becomes, outside of lis re-
lig.ous significance. a veritabla educa
tor TO the man or woman who TO-DAY
is dissatisfied with its results it has
failed Of rightful appeal I is not
season created for the qualification d
special wishes and astes; hnt
divinely appointed tine 10 loosen tn
purse strings Of The world. to soften
the public heart with Kindness and IT,
teach to all men tae beautiful lessor
that It is moe blessed to give lhaH
TO receive He who has taken hia
Christmas in that spirit has risen u
perior TO the duh razor and the col
ored handkerchief. anc On this, the
day after stands on the sunny
heights and catches sin the falling
echoes OF the joy-bolls. while in m,
valley of disappointment below There
are silence and shadows Com
mercial-Appeal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27

which there need not be much differ
Ience Of opinion, and that Is his treat
men. Of the disposition in France 70
.exalt the state uuduly,
The idea Of the omnipotonce of The
State, says Archbishop lrclagd was
ever the plague of France He Is can
did enough to say thai this was the
case when her rulers were doyou
Catholics The STATE must control all
agencies Of power must brook no
rival" Il has frequently been re-.
marked that in France everything de.
ponds on State Initiative The people
wait for the Government to point the
way Maay Of The peasants hoard
their money I'm the state offers loans,
and then snap up the bonds eagerly.
In ether cases investors wait till The
Government has given q quasi indorse,
ment 70 some scheme, and then hast
en- to put their money into it Many
Of hem lost immense sums in the
Panama canal project mainly because
was encouraged and promoted byI
The Governments In many other ways
private enterprise waits ana watches
.0r Government Initiative, ana then
< Is ready to act
There - no d9ub. hat this idea Of
he omnipoence Of the Government
laa been carried too far IN France ana
he worst of il Is that the same scbO!1 /
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS,

BELT LINE cars due 70 leave Second st. &c,
Ing north on Commercial ave, every Is min.
uteH from q. IN. TO II p, m.
Going north on Walnut st. every is minute,
from 6i08 ", IN, 70 1888 p. M
q ,PLAR Sr, LiNE--liolbrook Ave. cari
brook Ave, ~ 5,S7; G;27a6,f2; 657; 7;l2 a, N.
and on same minutes every hour until l0f2
and il;i2 p, ~,
Going west on Twenty Eighth st. at 5;A9
6;lB; Gi9i; GAqi Gud 1901 o. IA aud on asme min
utes every hour antl l0&i and 1905 q m.
Poplar st. enrs due 70 pass 81 Mary'e part II
minutes after leaving ,ecoud IT.
BELT LINE 0WA CARS norih on walnut
-ll;30 p, N 1894 O, n,i 1880 8, n 2'20 a. MI
$3.50 u, M; 4,3G q, N, $3.50 a. M
North on GonmerC.Gl-l2:o n, m; 200 a, nj
900 a. ~; $500 o. f1.i 1900 q. M; 5 q. III.
Gelt and Owl cars are duo 10 pass West
Thirty. fourth st. u minutes after leaving
Second st.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
GOOD HOLIDAY TRADE.

The banks of the city did bic bust,
.aess yesterday reeeiviug deposits
from merchants us 4 result. Of Chris
mas business. Il IS stated that these
deposits we're greater than ever
known before Merchants generally
express themselves AS exceeding!
pleased with their holiday trade.
nearly All having done q record break
ing bust ess The regular force 3f
oilers 10 the several Financial insti.
tutions were rushed not only with re-
ceIving commercial deposits but
remarkable feature was the extra0r
lina-F number and amounts of saw
ines dencsits lat were offered
witch indicated greater degree OH
hriGt On the part Of the people ger.
7rallF ha in former years and ais
hat NAiIa great sHuz III money were
spent for he holidays, there was still
Z good biz left in he hands of the
leople which they were disposed 1I
leep for q rainy day All Of which is
matter for congfatulati0n bv wei
F,sher1 Of the community.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
BETTER THAN EVER
W, Cuisines al Chi'drcn's Home :
stoefr1s Nr fired-Former
Inmate Pays Visit

Tho q .', acor. u le Cairo chi
irons EJme had S. bal thar 5aclre
vas tn besi Christina. rer rvcr
bad Tors in abaniance were .c.n-
r.mcd Hs Eariman Dles aad . tfe
a. auraHv. aHd card-- f~
f-i faaae. we're sgnt iE aaac .-s
9e BE- Each OF ne UtIe ones haI
stockings eonrenienry placed Or
Santa Glars and fotn1 them alie1 a
1Fer1ovas ~i'h good things #Tte
aiies Of the Society VIII pepare a
detailed atemcnt ur ne pnbHc
Which wiii - rriat-1 iH The rrrafin
ae-t sHudss morning.
s particularly riaaslur in fseH. ef
fts das sae filf frd
wsfa b iha hemr whe b. found q
rlfisH ot home Vim 2 god fauH-.
ana rha gave each of The little cnes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
November Circulation.

The above IS a correct ana true
statement Of the circulation OF the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 and
for the month Of November, 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 30th day of November, 1906.
(Seal) LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27

The Bulletin 10 on sS's Oh tire 70!
lawIng places:
caleman's, 2f4 eighth street
Halliday House Nesss stand
Walkers, 10 sixth afrsst
Elus Frcns gsetsaFgns.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
TIE SOUTHERN ZIMMERMAN


Cairo lumbermen are doubuea
mzch iaterested II tho current issu
Of The uthc1n Lumhernaa. a sem
monthly trale journal published a.
Nashville and Memphis, q CODY a.
which Is at hand Tais uumber is 81
souvenir Of lis silver Anniversary anil
is certainly q remarkably credtablr
production n contains a4s hand
somely printed pages filled With ez-
cellent illustratio1s and matter Of In
terest to all lumbermen the whole ~
closed in cover, printed in color
with peculiarly appropriate des.g
Father Time with bis long. ggl.
beard and hair. Is depicted as seatc
on log. with his scyhc. standing O..
end grasped i'm enc band. smile DIS
hourglass is on the erog o hesit
beside him Facine him ob auHbu
log Is seated q typcli hrawny. haca
woods lumbnrman one haud siu
on his axe whiIr vth irc other BE-.
holds 2 glass in ihc acl OF .enc'i1s
one hcld hy rimc and ihoe aro ati
DENLY plcaggr oaca oihrf Halft
and wisliias lo life and pr sscrt.
TO Tie Zimmerman. who's first issu
vas dated twenty FIVE years ago un-
der praciiealiy re sane manEemen
IS now Il vas fheu a rodes ixt-a
Rage affair hnf lkc re inaus ~ 81
feprsenis q has been sieai1e
some This iss g said 10 b h
largest lumber enspaper ever issle-
and the laressl trade pahiieaii9n or
any kid efef e led e tie eeuib
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27

Want adds in The Bulletin always
bring results A 30-word advertise
ment. published IN this paper three
times brought g replies This ia
nothing unusual a word 70 the visa
era.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27

sp lasestissmsnt = The Bunesls e
ego ~ reR tsaessus Fspit svsJ
y,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27

TIE HuHeut u dsH.era- 81 rasrt
surrounding tsFaa Ia uua FoT iss
brssksast tAhis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the year 1905. -. .2123
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the month of Novem-
Der, 1906 2O21
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27

Tbs BEST n 2zWayp lie eheaEasl
eevertissfs KBR Tho 8allatsB.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
1'iras.efras.t
Cairo, Alexander County, lIlinol.
Population 1e,t47.

Cairo, Alexander County, IlInol.
Population 1871.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS,
Clerk, r, A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN.
Comptroller ERNEST WORKMAN.
Police Magistrate, A, J. ROSS.
Chief OF Police, NJ. s. EA0AN.
Alexander County Population 22e63.
County Clerk, JESSE y. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff FRANK L. DAVIS.
Coroner DIR. JAMES McMANus.
County Superintendent OF Schools.
PROF JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED d.
NELLIS,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
ILLINOIS Central
Corrected to December 18th, 1905.
rTiG FAST MAIL goUra
ghoraesa ana cuiotaes a4assss
ST. Louis & Chicago
.zyTrainE lsnw. clnttn

~ At&Sns lc@"t IAafpF
:3I 8. N. Daily Chicago peBt,huie Limited
arriving In Chicago Mt 1l;S1 q. m oonnect'nF
with afternoon trains for all points esst and
north.
2'23 q, n. Daily Ct, Louis tight LfnsHss
arriving IN 81. Lonia 81 3;0s Il, ma, sonReatiu 4
81 Uulcr station Tor ell poin&s wnss. sisaoins
Ears 0nen 81 g a. D. n
soc q. n., EhlcngC DavfiTAt Sxueess
ercePt Sun0Gg, makes Ell eters hetwR1n Osil4
q Chicago, arriving in Ch.oAg0 $50 n. n
3 100 .. M, ct, IoziA &ogainS Express
azcept sunday striving fra gt, LpEis as 31iT
.aatdEg all stops.
1E:4 Q q. n. So. LDniB Fasf FsE', gEr
ing In ST. Loalf 81 6;9r D. N.
Ittt6 q, ma Chicago Tld~a8y 9psctn'
arriving In Chicago, 8 30 .. IN.
2:@5ps III. Daily ST Tos,s LIMITED, 81
irving iu s., Lonis at sos .. n, connecting
C1ion stRtion tor Kansas Gtv, Grcths Tar
yer, San Francisco sn3 all pal1ts west,
1:35 D, m. Afternoon PEpcaks for Cdfn
E1infhsm, Nation, Tolcua, rhaIranlgn. Ch
cago
B;I0 ?, m. Thsbes econmmo3stlov.
T:I5 p. IN. Chicazo aud Esssaru 50
prpss arriving In Dhiaas o st $50 A. ~ TTd'su3
sppUE T:ks Cincinnati, 3:E5 a. m, 2rrA1 u a.
=, pl- asn Tc-k re =. ST.. slpgpiag "eFs
CsigaE0,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
Alexander
County National
Bank
COMMERCIAL 40. Bns E'Sht,, Street
ChiTc. E-LiNO!a.

cCYltsi-...., ..,............a fcG, CO..
7UFp'yy snf UndltidsS ierseits, 0.2y9
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
1t is not 10 BE understood t

1t is not to be understood that the balloon not Of any ALL for
The contrary suggested the beginning this article has
helped that expected OF it, BY its much
has been learned Of the conditions existing in the upper air conditions
which have everything do with weather tomorrow and the day after
The balloon M been Of good deal Of epene value when Paris
has been the conveying messages and ardent
e heads Of the eger to places Of neutrality and safety
Then, again, they have been OF use military the dread work
CARRYING ao quantities Of high explosives and dropping them into
camps the enemy vantage posts from which inspect
enchmen his movements And then they have furnished
which has the advantages of being expensive
elusive and thrilling. But toward the practical navigation Of the air ho
balloon has contributed little apprecab aid since Mongoer and
Jefres made their memorable century and more ago
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
aCuTHERN DIVISION

eHE 0NLg OBJECT LIVE ri Hs2fs
%AHAFIEsAk. CHATTANOOGA, az
NkAT8, JACKSON VILE "a
VA%dAH VtOBSBCR0
end JACRS0H VELLr
Q 81 n, "a. ''The DIGle Flyer asszpNR
esshvitie snd Jacksonville.
800 a. N. Easnphis snG Key 1rlsaas Iiata
"a Tia Memphis. striving IN HttaDktr 80 sl3
a. m. and Now Orleans 1916 y. N.
600 a. m, PsduoGE and EsouisvilIe.
- 81 1 q. m, daily, AemphiE aud Rev OESoAn
Past Mall arriving in &anptis VI T.45 ?, @.aAS
New Orleans at $40 l. u.
18l p. n, daily, Mash gIlls, Cba'arcoEsRns
Atlanta.
600 p.ta. HsmpiiE and Rem 0YlseRa BpS9ls
arrive IA Memphis a. 'l:i0 ,. ~, New Ogisss
1928 p. N.
$3.50 . rn. Paduesh end I.outaville,
A8s-Eor throug3 tickets, sleeping oar sncoua
nodations and tartbeF information apply AZ
Tllincis Central Passenger Station, Cairo, m.
!. n. J0NE9, Tlckss ESt
=. q. HATCH. ora.
k.iBA tsSON PAsseussy TY&To Manager
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27
HOW TIVE TRAINS Rim

Corrected to December 3, 1906.
SkAiNs ARRTYR TRAIEs DEPA1P
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27

Nor have the aerpanes contributed to he science much
might wish Although since tie days Leonardo da Xnc geoos
poet artist and engineer experiment, have been made and hosts Of e
question Darius Green, The birds fly and why IT,
has not been satisfactorily answered As question physics there
slightest doubt that with power
plane maintain itself and its load ia te air The po
problem has been far developed that according o
friends himself The o the physicists
principal study the starting aghng But still
aeropane has MOI made much for practical fight There has been tho
hope tine great invention Of light weight h-hpovod engines
automobile has demanded might solve the difficulty and hardly
that is will MOI be an efficient factor but the practical results, the
eonpled flights FAR from satisfactory. 1t that the Wright
have made flights Of miles, and have it i, said interested
The French their work but they themselves but the
very beginning Of the problem
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-27

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600 a. m, daily Main St Through.--An Pull
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7:l5 .. m. daily. Byrd St. Through.
800 p. m. daily. Byrd St. Through. Local
s:12 p m Daily. Main st. through. All Iui.
man cars.
10 so 0. m. daily. Main st. Through
II 40 p m Week days. Byrd 20. through. All
Pullman cars,
NOTE Pullman Sleeping or Parior Cars or
| all above trains excsps train arriving Rich
mond II 90 q m. week days and local accom-
Time Of arrivals and departures and con
necsions NOT guaranteed.
W. u. DUKE, G. w. CULP, w.P TAYLOR,
Asst TO fres. oen'l sup't Tref. Mgr
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Stockton Cal - Anger at being
robbed OF covering by "a hedfellow So
excited Dave Miller. q deaf mute. that
he regained both speech and hearing
Miller became deaf rute following
an attack Of typhoid fever over a year
ago. He shared his bed in a lodging
house with "a fellow sufferer from
financial stringency. The night was
cold and Mirrer's bedtellow rolled up
in all Of the GOVERNS. leaving the deaf
mute I'm nothing but silence and shiv.
ers. Miller awoke SO angry that ne
forgot his misfortune and attempted
desperately TO curse the despoiler of
his warmth Something i'm his head
snapped and Miller cursed volubly and
distinctly He also heard
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diminish until nearly four hours la
ter. over $50 shots were fred DURING
this time. ard when the crowd ceased
firing at O'Clock I'm the morning, the
shade trees in the front yard were shot
20 pieces. the roof OF tbe porch and
parts of tho house were rijdled with
shot and the fences in The immediate
vicinity vcre 'aid fat on the ground
Later Tho hesi.-.r~ torcs secured nre
sticks of dynamite and exploded air Of
them siwu't1n- orsly Nearly every
window In Che horse was shattered and
its orc-r7ns badly frightened when
Che crowd eH.af rosr'v two bush
els oI ewrtv ..o.eun shells were pick
co Un in t.o Irout rard.