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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

paespnunrc For New f,o-k and eastern
Y dSobhYGl cities should bezT iu mind
that the 81 nofs Central BE- the quickest route
hv rnanT hours. leaving cairo a. 7.e8 q. M and
arriving IN New rk AZ 7.al the second day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

n .B. Lcavit has rurrh1eed ffe
English rights To- the lsie Lincoln T.
Garter play. -Beifo-d's Hope which
be win seud over GO ENGLAND fuf "a
SIT 10 the principal cities in fhat
cauniry Many If the Carter plays
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Every little while there appears a
want adj. which IL aimed 50 directly
at you that II it were a bullet you
would be hit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Marie Jansen viii try &C. ove-ihro"
tho wiH 81 beg father hy VII oh she b.
cut Off with mere 500. st" claim
thai her parent. wfo was Boston pro
vision dealer. was UnduIr ini'r nce4
bv his bird wife. Mrs LHiu John en-
10 roy DIS first will in whi-f g"
baareathed his entire fortune. saa't'
lo her
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

The Garr.rk Theatre company b. iho
.cHasf theatrical orran-zatiun l''W
Tofs. laut on tlc fines 81 She ell Ly-
eeun ani Empire compaHie'- charles
E-chmau g. IT, leading man oHl Grace
FIlkins. Frances Starr Grace kmtal-,
~ L. Abingdon and William T. Has
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Manager Mccarthy is in correspond.
ence with Pittsburg. New York, In
dianapolis, Terre Haute, Minneapolis,
St. Louis. cardinals ana Browns) in
an endeavor to secure exhibition
games with Cairo prior to the open
ing Of the Kitty gtslson. So far he has
secured four games, one or which IS
Wlth Muggsy McGlaW' New York Ma
tionals. champions Of the world. In
addition 10 these games, the two Am
erican association teams training here
will give the Cairo team a world of
experience in inside" work, Another
thing in connection, any men that are
not fast cough for the Americans Will
be secured by Cairo, where an advant-
age can be secured, but no farm
hands viii be taken, as it Is viola
ton of the National association rules
and our own constitution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

In the progress of New York uptown
district another Ola landmark, the
Hotel Delevan. is 60 go. aud viii soon
be made over into big office building
It J.. situated at the corner of Fortie-h
ana Broadway and al ono time wa
the rendezvous for an the prominent
stars playing in New York. This was
some years ago when Mr-. y. d.
Powers. a famous actress. managed
the hostelry. Among her guests AZ
various times were such promncn.
actors and actresses as Henry Irving
Ellen Terry. Edwin Booth. Lawrence
Earret. Mary Anderson. Rn.ina Nokes
Loua. Salyiui. Rislori ana others of
equal prominence in their time. IN
later wears Sc has been operated hy
Tom O'RouIke as a hea5Q1arters for
sporting men.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

bays been successful there in the
past
Florence Kahn resigned from th7
Arnold Daily company in ST. Louis last
week. after a brief arrangement with
chat Young star. Her place in the Shaw
comedy. You Never Can Tell has
been taken By Edna Buma. n young
actress who Aa been associated with
the Daily company for The season. This
makes the third leading woman Mr.
Daily has had ia less than two months.
Harry Bulgor is to be star under
the savage MANAGEMENT paNt ea uh
in a comic opera called Screamland. 81
n Is said 10 be a revised edit-n OF
Che piece "TomOrroWIand." which was
given trial IN Baltimore ana found
Ia be in need of many repair II has
been worked over and win be put in
shape for next season.
Dmina De Wolfe is to be star soon
in play by VIII A. Page called Tho
Woman Pays
Henry Miller win give the initial
presentation Of a new play by j. Hart
ley manners, entitled "The lndiscre.
tion of Truth at the Princes
theatre. New York, Monday evening
n g. a comedy.
Jeanette Dapro. wen known In bur
fcsde circles. has a legal scout out
looking for alimonv arrears. alleged to
be due from her former stage a sso-
ciate and husband. W p. Watson. wd'
controls several burlespue shows ani
IS at present touring through the
West.
Bernard shaw. the brillian para
doxpr" s. seriously 100 at his home i'm
London Physicians are hopeful of his
recovery
At The Savoy theatre. New York.
the English company with Anne
Hughes. which has been brought over
by James *. Hacko'L win open in
rhe London success Mr. Hopkins.
Monday evening.
Ludwig Fulda. the noted German
PLAYWRIGHT arrives in this country this
week 20 give q number of l1ctur1
principally to study the condition oI
theatrical affairs I'm America. He viii
/ visit Cincinnati on March ?. . and 3
land viii attend a gala performance oi
one # rs plays hy the local German
Theatre company on the last might. \
number cf Fsida's plays have beer
An ordnance fer the filling .;ldi
poDula fn English. notably HIS Los
Paradise" and Twin Sisters.
Henry vs.. SAVAGE has gone q
Europe Tor a trip through England
.sgai1 ana Franco He viii have Bis
ewes open for uoreltie- iu a iheltrica
way. and also expects TO bring over
number of singers for Dis opera com
pany.
Marie Jansen win fry to overthrow
lba wiH 81 beg father lay VIZ Oh She J.
cnt off with mere 500. ST." claim
that her parent wfo was q Boston pre-
81 ion dealer. Was HnduIr influence
br his Third wife. Mrs. LHiu John sr
fo destroy Dis FIRST viii in HII-' 2
brareathed his entire fortune. 5000
lD her
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to December 10, 1905.
rTE FAST MAI. ROu1t
shortest and Qulnk-st Routst0
St. Louis & Chicag'



l.32 a m Da ly Chicago Nesttbule Limited
arriving Ia Chicago Al 1872 a. ~, 'nnre,i"e
With at ernoon trains for al points east aud
north.
2.10 IN. Daily NJ. Louis Sigbt I.tnltec
Hrnvinx IN St Louis A. 7.0e Z. m, connecting
VI linton station Tor al points west SlsepinI
cars open NJ ssa5 p. m.
$40 a. ui.. Chicago Daylight hrpraet
except Sunday, makes al stops between tat~
and Chicago. arriving 10 Chicago 81 50 ., u
$40 a. m. ~. Louie Mo-aing Frrr~st
except sunday, arriving To IT. Jonts q ll't
making All stops.
Hiss. m -. Louis Fast Mail, arr
ing 10 81. Louis at S 90 p. m.
II.1s n. IN. Chicsgo midday Special
arriving 10 Chicago. - p. m
2:Bsp. IN. Daily -t. Isoais Limite1, ar
irving IN 81. Louis 81 o. p. m commenting
Union station for snsss CITY Omaha. Den
yer, San Francisco and at potnts vest
o;35 %. m. Afternoon Fxprs.s To- latr
Tnlsghsm, A&tt.,on. Tolona, Champaign 3
tavo
ss,o 0. m. Thsbes accommodates.
7OD D. an. Chicago ara Esstern "
press arriving IN ChiesFo = g 30 =. M tnitHr
sp0lls 7s25 Cincinnati, 20 M, Bu0alo az
D NJ. Ne~ York $50 =. M Sleeping csrs
Chicago
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Henry vs.. savaee has gone to
Europa Tor trip through ENGLAND
ssaia and France He viii have his
ewes open for uorel,ie- in a theatrical
way. and also expects TO bling over a
number of singers for his opera conf
panv-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

all inc dnpllCdllDHS ne IctelftS libhi
ball players for positions TO the new
towns. lie sent over 100 letters TO
Danyille and Jacksonville on Saturday
Eddie Giligan signed a Dayton, O.,
contract and II IS alleged has brought
all sorts of charges against the Padu
cab management II is said that he
told the Dayton management the Pa
ducah association was swamped be-
fore the sea on ended and that IL fail
ed to pay its players. While Gilligan
will not be a member of the Indian
band. he Is on the reserve list and
Dayton will have to pay for his re
leasa The Paducah association has
the receipt of every player for salary
paid in full It is alleged that Gilligan
, charges that his signature TO Padu-
cab contract In 1905 was forgery
The result will probably be that GILL
gan will have a lot of trouble in play
/ ing league ball this coming season.
! Paducah News-Democrat.
/ Gilligan according to all baseball be-
| long, to Paducah. and no doubt " ID
be taught a lesson that he will nos
forget The proper way to 90 at it. Is
10 send him by registered mail before
| March I. a contract at salary no less
| than he received last year. In case he
/ does not sign. he can under the new
rule be permanently disqualified. A
| statement of the facts. accompanied
by the registry card showing his re-
ceipt of the contract forwarded To
Secretary Farrell will do the work.
Bur once the disqualification placed
on Glligan, is can never be removed
The Paducah team for the coming
season has been selected. or at least
the men who will Try ont for places on
the team. including five of last sea
sons band Of twenty men, will report
at Paducah early in April. Most of
them are from the fast teams Of OH
and Tndiana-some from leagues aud
others from independent company
This Is the same section of the COM
TRY where Lloyd secured the majority
of his players last season.
The sturdy lads who will work hard
during several weeks 10 hold jobs as
Indians will be as follows.
/ Ptchers-Dick Brahic. Paducah;
Weldon South. Frankfort, Ky; Tom
miller. Brookville. Ind; Wilgus. Pros
ltorville. O.: Hawk. Winchester. o;
Ames. S. Louis. Ashton. Frankfort
Ind.
1 Catchers-Wiggam indianapolis,
Ind: Chenault Beth Page. Tenn;
Continued on Fifth Pass.D
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Yvctte Guilhcrt has sailed r
America. and shortly win h seen 70
O. erie of special matinee perform
ances that viii Doe arranged for her
by Manager Charles Frchman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

aays been successful there in the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Ami Russell closet her London run
in the new play "Maio, Bartara.
last night. and viii sail this week for
America. waere sine will open for q
hort spring engagement "a the East
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

The new paper colleague of Wi
liam Winter. the dean of American
critics. are preparing to siFe fhf
veteran testimonial dinner which Is
booked for an early date in Nuw Yu h
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Manager Mccarthy is turning over
all the applications he receives from
ball players for positions TO the new
towns He sent over 120 letters 10
Danyille and Jacksonville on Saturday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

AZ the Savoy theatre. New York.
tha English company with Anne
Hughes. which has been brought over
by James x. HaCkc't. win open De-
rhe London success. "Mr. Hopkins.
Monday evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Continued on Ffth PassJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Jeanette Dapro. wen known In bur
iesque circles. has legal scout ont
looking for alimonv arrears. alleged to
be due from her former stage so
ciate and husband, W d. Watson. wa1
controls several burlespue shows AMI
IS at present touring through lh5
West
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Henry Miller win give the initial
presentation Of a new play by j. Hart
ley manners, entitled "The lndiscre.
ton of Truth" at the Princes
theatre New York Monday evening.
r. g. a comedy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

Bernard Shaw. the briIlian para
doxpr' Is seriously I'D at his home i'm
London. Physicians are hopeful of his
rpCuXpry
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-12

D~ina De Wolfe is to bc star soon
in play by VIII A Page called The
Woman Pays
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
AvERTED AN AUTO HORROR
Engineer Uses His Emergency Brakes
and Saves Four Women by
Hairsbreadth.

Eau Claire, Wis, July 26.-Engineer
Wood, of Northwestern passenger train
No, 4, by quick use of his emergency
brakes at crossing near here stopped
his train in time to allow o. H. In
grams big automobile to clear the pi-
lot by few inches. \ terrible tragedy
was thus averted. The train and auto
were both going at a high rate of
speed.
The people i'll the automobile were
Mrs. Ingram; Mrs Coffin. wife of the
president of the national bank: Miss
futh Hayes, and Mrs. Frizzel. wife of
Rev. Or. Frizzell, of Sioux City. ia.
Ingram was at the station waiting to
take the train for Madison to attend
the meeting of the capitol commission.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
INTER-PARLIAMENTARY UNION
III wants Contraband of WarRestrict.
ed TO War MateriaI-Private
Property Immune.

London. July o6.-After a prolonged
debate the conference of the Inter-Par-
bamentary union adopted n resolution
which recommends that The Hague
conference by treaty define contraband
of war as being restricted to arms.
munitions of war and explosives: reas.
sert and confirm the principle that
neither a ship carrying contraband of
war nor other goods aboard such shin
not being contraband of war NAV be
destroyed, and affirm that even he
tween belligerents private property
should be IS immune at sea as IT is
on land
The conference also adopted a reso-
luton in favor of the discussion bv
The Hague conference of means to
cut down the ''intolerable expenditure
for ornaments" Another resolution
provides that each national group shall
apply to its own government to grant
funds TO aid future conferences of the
Inter Parliamentary union.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
ALL GOES TO HIS WIFE
Russell Sage Said to Have Left
Not Cent Outside of
His Own Home.
his FORTUNE SHRINKING, TOO
Probably Not Over $50. 900, 600 In
stead OF 800, 900. 900 or More
Contest of the Will
Seems Certain.

| New York, July 26. = The WORK
says: Every dollar Of Russell Sage's
great fortune is left to Mrs. sage by q
viii madc in 1901 except an iusignif
cant bequest made to Mrs. Fannie
Chaplin, Of Oneida, y. Y, an only sister
who died two years ago. The will in
to be read at the home of Mrs. Sage.
ut G22 Fifth avenue. today. and viii
be offered for probate Immediately Tie
viii undoubtedly viii be contested by
the Troy relatives Of Mrs. Sage. who
will charge that the 1901 will was
made after a mental breakdown on
the part of Mr. Sage. and thar Mrs.
Sage eXerted undue influence over him
IN the distribution of his wealth.
Not a Dollar to Charity.
Not one dollar of the fortune is left
to charity. The only contribution Sage
ever made during his lifetime for this
purpose was when, after years solici.
tation by Mrs. Sage. he contributed
$4,000 to build a wing of the Pres
byterian hospital. of which Mrs. Sage
was a vice president The fortune Of
Sage, which was popularity believed to
be Slo0,000,000, and even thought to
be greater by the best Informed finan-
cial men OF Wall street. amounts to
only about $G0,000000."
His Remains Are Buried.
Troy, \. Y, July 26.-The body of
Russell Sage was brought here from
New York and buried in lakewood Gem.
etery beside the body Of his first wife.
twenty persons composed the funeral
party. But two floral pieces were
brought, one a large wreath sent by
the dead bankers Office staff. the other
cluster of lilies Of the valley cut
from the flower garden at the Sage
summer home at Lawrence, I. /.
Ghouls Better Give 1t Uu.
For fear that ghouls would disturb
the grave there is a story going that
The coffin will be placed in chilled
steel case, four inches thick, riveted
with steel bolts, locked with a lock
which can only be opened from the in
side, and lowered into a grave car
peted and lined with eyergreens. The
steel case weighs three tons. The
words to be engraved on the Sage
monument Il have done the best thar
could By tie light of day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26

st. Louis. July announcement
is made that according TO plans now
being perfected brick plants in Find
lay. o.; Kansas City. Kan: Chanute.
han.' West Superior, Wis; GAINESVILLE.
o.; Rochester. y. Y: Chicago: Kansas
City. No.; Philadelphia. Washington.
Toledo, Cleveland. Minneapolis ana
Omaha, will be merged into the Hv-
draulic Pressed Brick company, of st.
Louis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
Forest Fires Menace a Town

Marquette, Mich. July 26. = Seri-
Gus forest fires are raging northwest
of here. The town of Birch. sixteen
miles distant. the scene of the extern
Sive operations Of the Northern Lum-
Der company. is in grave danger. ana
Mayor Culver. of Marquette. general
manager Of the company. who is at
the scene. has telephoned for help.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
Their Quarrel Had a Sad Result.

Eau Claire, Wis. July 26. \ Near
Fairchild Linda Harmon, ! years old.
was struck in the forehead by a bull
let from a revolver in the hands of
Robert Foilett, the little girl dying in
4 few hours. Three men - Follett.
Emil Carbon and Fred Harmon-who
were engaged in a quarrel in the Fol-
lett house at the time of the shooting
were arrested.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
Believed TO Have Been Drowned.

Livingston. Mont. July 26.-Hiram
.. Cook. Of the engineering department
of the Northern Pacific railway, is be-
heved to have been drowned in the
Yellowstone river while fishing with
party Of friends. Cook has failed to
show up and no trace Of him has been
found
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26

Leeds. England. July 26-Fire broke
OFT in the heart Of this city and is still
burning tiercely at this writing. The
damage thus far is estimated AT 5000
600. including the Great Northern no.
tel. where the conhagration is threat
ening. No casualties are reported.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
Total of Twelve Dead.

South birmingham. Mass. July 90.
The body Of Pietro VfSconti. an Ital-
ian laborer. has been taken from the
ruins Of the building which collapsed
last Monday. The number OF bodies
now. recovered totals twelve
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
Killed by a Pitched Ban.

Dublin. Ca. July 26.-W. II. VIII
liams. brother Of G. H. Williams. a
member of the Georgia house Of repre-
sentatives from LaurcnS county. was
killed in a bali game at Soperton: a
pitched bali hit him in the breast.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
Progress Of the Education hin.

london. July 26.-The house of com
mons early this morning completed the
report stage Of the education bin amid
ministerial cheers and opposition cries
Of gag"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
MAYOR IN CONTEMPT
Tom Johnson. of Cleveland. Dis.
daIns the Order OF a Com.
mon Pleas Court.
He TEARS UP RAILWAY TRACK
Telling His Men TO Ignore an Injuuc-
ton Served on him = How He
Justifies Himself.

Cleveland. July 2G.-Papers were
served OF Mayor Tom /. Johnson cit
ins him to appear in common pleas
court to show cause why be should
not be punished for contempt for vio-
lating a temporary injunction issued
by Judge Ford. The injunction was
issued upon application of the CIeve~
land Electric Railway company. re-
straining the city from proceeding fur
Their with the tearing up of the street
railway tracks in Fulton street. which
was begun by a force of several hun
dred men under the personal direction
of Mayor Johnson.
johnson Disdains the Court.
The work Of tearing away the tracks
was done fer quarter of a mile when
the restraining order was served on
the mayor. and no attention was paid
te it when t was served. The mat
ter IS the oulgrowth so far of the con-
|. test which is on between the Cleve-
land Electric Railway company. which
is seeking IA extension of its fran
chises, and the Forest City line. which
Is the new municipal line backed by
Mayor Johnson and Others. Mayor
Johnson said tie track was torn IN
because the Cleveland Electric Rail-
way company refused, or neglected. to
comply with q council resolution re-
curing il to take up its tracks in Full
ton street and remove them to the east
side of the street.
Told the Ner to Ignore the Order.
The injunction was served upon May
or Johnson personally, as he was over
seeing the work of tearing up the
tracks. He acknowledged the service
and put the document in his pocket.
but told the men to proceed with their
work and ignore the courts order.
Quite large amount of work remained
to be done when the injunction was
served. The mayor had intimated be-
forehand that he would ignore an in
junction If one were obtained.
Johnson's Justification.
Mayor Johnson. in a formal state
ment. defends his own action and
that of his suhordlnates in the city
administration in tearing away the
tracks of the Cleveland Electric rail-
way lie says III part: ION June IL |
the city council by resolution ordered
the railway company to move its sin
gle track on Fulton street. and direct
ed the board of public works to move
tie tracks unless the company COM |
piled within thirty days. That was
six weeks ago, and the order has been
utterly ignored by the company. The
railway has been violating the law all
this time, aud has shown no inclina-
ton to Obey the city's order, which
was a perfectly reasonable and usual
one"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
Realistic Torpedo Practice

Newport. r l., July 26-A White,
head torpedo fired from the dock at the
torpedo station during practice struck
and sank a boat in which four seaman
gunners were seated. \ lifeboat res
cned the seamen. The torpedo was not
charged.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
A chance for everyone TO own a Home
The Hammond Realty Company Blu help yoa

WE putting the market seventy-fve choice resi-
dent lots IN East Lawn and McIies Subdivision and
viii sell you your choice Of any Of these lots now unsod
at the unusually moderate price of $500 each and what is
more we Will loan to every person paying cash for his lot
- per cent OF the money required build his home at
per cent interest All will be treated alike First come
hrst served Do not neglect this opportunity. Ii may
never be offered again.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-26
Len the Town in Darkness.

Luhlin. Russian Poland. July &c. =
The gas workers here have gnne out
on strike. and the city streets are in
darkness at night.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-02

in the following language:
There is not, from one end of the
bill to the other, any duty, which so
far as shown by the evidence before
the committee, that exceeds the diff
ference in the cost Of production and
the distribution in this country and
abroad arising mainly from our high
er wages OF labor or what ought to be
the higher wages Of our labor Our
belief, then is that it is essential for
the restoration OF prosperity Of this
country that we should make here
what we can make with our natural
disadvantages instead Of having it
made abroad, labor received less COM
pensation there than here. Hence In
this bin we have endeavored to re-
store opportunities for labor to
people who are now out Of work.
When those people get to work again,
when the producing capacity Of our
people shall be raised by having AL
them at work for good wages, then
there will be an increased demand for
products; then prices will rise; then
prosperity will set in, and then will
come again those favorable conditions
which were the envy and admiration
of the world up to 1892.
In closing he gave figures from the
census report showing that for COM
mon school purposes l3 solid Repub-
Sican states pay per capita $3.50, and
ID solid Democratic states pay per
capita sl.3O which conclusIyely SET
ties the Democratic claim that they
stand for education.