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financial and Commercial

value Of the property that could not be
learned by the company itself without
going to a great deal of expense and
many months of time. Work might be
done by the company which would after
wards be found % have not given the
results anticipated, whereas by waiting
1t would likely be made plain just how
to get at the ore bodies without waste Of
ammunition.
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

New York, June 29-The following Ia
Die, compiled by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended Friday, June 8. 1896.
with the percentage of increase and de-
crease as compared with the correspond
ing week last year:
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Bingham Con
Metal Markets.

Ore and bullion settlements in the local
open market IS reported by Mccormick &
Co. Yesterday. amounted to $50. 500. as fol-
lows: Silver. lead. gold and copper o; es
SIS coo: base bullion. $4,000; geld bars.
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Chicago. June Con the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
steady; creamerics, I5Q20c; dairies, 1870
14isc.
Eggs-Steady; a. mark cases included. u
Gl5c; firSts. 15c; prime firsts, 16c; extras
Cheese-Steady: I0lsaf1Jkc.
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Coffee end Sugar.

New York. June 29.-CCffee-Spot Rio.
firm: No. : invoice. 75sc; mild. steady.
Coffee futures closed firm at a net ad-
vance of 5dI0 points. Sales were reported
of 4400O bags. including September al s. a.
October. IS %, December, 800; March, s.;
may. S1.10T7-15.
SijQar-Raw. firm: fair refining. 3Isc;
centrifugal 90 test, 35s6fS 1890; molasses
sugar 27sc: refined. firm.
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Open Board.

Beck Tunnel. 300d79e; 5O00S0c.
Carisa. 1.090d30c.
T,0wer Mammoth 100650c: 500td 49izc-
Nevada Hills. 1O0dS1.95; Jo0dsl.92j2.
New York. 2O0d25izc; 5O0126c.
Thompson 5Uyp41c; 1.0O0d42c.
Shares sold. L. 40.
Selling value. $6.S245O.
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Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada stocks
in San Francisco yesterday, as reported
over the private wires Of James A. Pol
lock * Co. were as follows:
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. June .-Cattle-Receipts 1000.
steady Beeves. S4.0ed610; cows and hei-
fers. S1.25d5.o0; stockeTs and feeders. g. So
14.#0; Texans, sS.JGd4. 80; calves, 81. 75G
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; slow. sc higher:
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Forenoon Sales.

DAILY. S00ds1.40
Lover Mammoth, 5o0d50c; 1,1ooG iec; 200
6491zc- --, ,oo1=-o
Beck Tunnel, 4ood7Sc; ll0Oq1sc-
Little Chief. 1.O00d4c-
New York. I, 7O0d25c; 500G25c, seller 50;
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Ore and Bullion.

Silver. s51zc per ounce.
Copper. Ccasting), 1880 per pound.
Lead. $40 per 100 pounds.
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balances paid in cash.
=sNot included in totals. Comparisons
incomplete
sssN[ot included in totals because con-
tanning other items than cleaTings-
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Butter and EGGS.

New York. June 29.-Butter-Firm
Eggs-Steadv.
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100 American DeForest Wireless stock
for sale at $500. VIII be glad 10 re-
ceive bid, as il must be sold at once
This stock is transferable. z NJ West
& Co, tel. 1s5. 3S7 D. F. Walker block.
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J. osEENpoRFER.

Stock Broker.
Tel Bell Te2. ISL s Main :
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Complimentary Card Party.

Miss Mercedes Vincent entertained
tt cards at her home, 227 Ninth street
Yesterday afternoon, complimentary 10
Mrs Richard A. Glvens. nee Jennelle,
II Memphis, Tenn Progressive
sUchre was the game played and the
guests occupied nine tables. Prizes
we're won by the more successful play
ers and consisted of beautiful brass
ray for first prize and neat cologne
bottle set in a handsome silver base.
They were presented to Mrs, Miles ).
Gilbert aud Mrs. David Marx respec-
lively A most delicious two course
luncheon was served after the close Of
he game7. The invitation list in
Guided the following Mesdames w
r. Clarke, Charles Cunningham. Rob
art Reed Julian Jackson. J. J. Jen-
nellie J. J. Jennelle. Jr w 5. Simpson,
Charles Gallagher Albert Gallagher
David Marx. John F. Brown. Joseph
Wenger, Z. 4. Smith, Isabella L. Can
dee, Anna Stafford. W $. Lippitt. An
drew Lohr. Edward l.. Roland. f. w.
Halliday. Albert Staehle. Nelson De.
Pew. Walter Wood Sam Halliday.
Horace Harmon, Douglas Halliday. FL
"a ribbs. Harry Halliday, Stephen
Bird. Edwin Halliday. Harry s. Can
ice. Florence Halliday Henry Smith
Iandee. Miles F. Gilbert. Edward l..
Gilbert. w 3. Gilbert. Charles Pink.
W. v II. Vincent J. W Morris, Hal.
Green Ebert Wing. William Cunning
ham I'd. Pink. Mr. Walter Funk Of
ST. Louis, Mrs Judson. Of Evanston.
Mrs Josephine F. Schall OF Chicago,
Misses Belle Cunningham. June Jen-
nellie Josie Winter. Flora Winter. Eta
,lcEwen. Lillian Schutter. Flora Schut-
Ter and Camilla Halliday
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General Conditions Yesterday.

The northwestern area of high baro
meter, or cold wave, now centers in
Iowa, with material decrease in in,
tensity. II has, since yesterday morn
ing, reduced temperatures as fan south
as the east Gulf coast, and as far
east as the middle Atlantic and New
England coasts. The temperature has
risen quite decidedly in Minnesota and
the Dakotas The lowest temperature
reported at I O'Clock this morning wa
10 degrees below zero, at Moorhead
MINI. Depressions, or disturbances,
are noted this morning off the New
England and South Atlantic coasts.
and in the middle Rocky Mountain re.
gion. Within the last "a hours light
precipitation has occurred in Western
Nebraska, Missouri. Illinois, through
out the Ohio Valley, in Eastern Tenn
essee, andin the middle Atlantic and
New England states. The Indications
for this locality are for snow flurries
this afternoon. partly cloudy and con
iinued cold tonight, and increasing
cloudiness with rising temperature
Friday.
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ANNUAL MEMORIAL
Impressive Exercises Held Yesterday
BY Cairo w. c. r. u, In Honor
Of Frances E. Willard,

Yesterday was the day set apart an
nually for exercises by the w, G, 7. T.
of the country, in honor of Frances
| T.. Willard, founder Of the organiza-
| ton, and who will always be one of
| the noble figures in the worlds his.
| tory. The Cairo branch of the organi-
cation met in the parlor of the Presby-
terian church and observed the day in
way that could leave no doubt of their
veneratien fer their dead leader. Mrs,
Mary A. Wilson, president, presided
over the meeting and the following
were features of the exercises;
Opening Hymn Nearer, My God
to Thee.
Scripture Lesson and Prayer. by
Rev, Buchanan.
Tributes OF Love and Esteem by
Mrs. J. NJ Lansden and Mrs w. NJ
Davidson
An original poem by Mrs. Amarala
Martin
Ten Minute Talks. by Rev, Buch-
anan, and eloquent tribue by Rev.
Armstrong Rev Mahoney and Rev
HUNDRED.
Brief EXPIRE sions OF love by various
members present.
Poem, Gone Before by Mrs Jessie
McGruder
An appeal for new members by Mrs
Ella Wilson.
Souvenir pledges bearing a portrait
of Mrs. Willard and the motto How
Beautiful it Is 10 be with God" also
the autograph pledge by Mrs. Willard
We're distributed.
A collection was taken up TO be
sent to the state and national organi
cations for use in opening new foreign
fields for work
The meeting closed with the bene-
dction by Rev HUNDRED
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RAISING BIG FUND
Among Theatrical People With Which
to Defend Cooper, Who Killed
Smith.

Danyille, H. Feb 1j--On Dee. ~
last Frank c. Cooper, the well known
theatrical advance agent. was COMPEL
ed to shoot a man named Smith whom
he found in his wife's room. Smith
died -four days later. Cooper is now
n Jail awaiting trial upon a charge Of
murder
Being without funds a well known
publication devoted 10 theatrical az
fairs being made acquainted with the
fact undertook the raising of fund
to be used in defending Cooper The
paper headed the appeal with a sub.
scription of $l5 and in the first issue
cf the paper after the announcement
showed a fund of 1865 which IL is ex.
pected viii reach $4,000 as the list is
being circulated among various cir.
Gus and theatrical organizations.
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Stage at tdlfU, FEBRUARY To- IJU5,
3O.6.
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WENT To MOUNDS
Did Wife In Search of Missing May.
field Man--And Found il Not
Her Husband

MATS Mary Johnson, the wife OF
James Preston Johnson. who has been
m ssing from his home az Mayfield
Ky. since November -, was in the
city yesterday and left on the Fowler
for Metropolis where she hopes 10
find clew to hsr husband where.
abouts
She had just returned from
Mounds where she was called by
parties thinking the rigat man was
there but the trip was fruitless It
We not Johnson
Johnson was a sewing machine
agent for Graves county. KY, and
while on one Of his trips through the
country was thrown from his wagon
fraciuring his skull
His mind f. thought to have been
affected az a result of this accident
and Mrs. Johnson offers this as a pos.
sible and mot plausible cause of his
disappearance
Since he has been away h. ha, been
reported to have been seen twice in
Paducah. Ky. while from many other
towns reports have been circulated,
none Of which however have proven to
be correct.
Mrs Johnson has offered a reward
Of S25 to any party who may locate
the missing man she requests that
anyone receiving a clue TO rs where
abouts wire her at Mayfeld
Johnson is a man nearly six feet in
height and weighing about $50
pounds. He has dark hair tinged with
gray. blue eye' heavy brown mus
tache and scar on his forehead
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DID NOT OWN CARS
AND HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH
FRESH MEAT BUSINESS. GAR
FIELD MADE NO EFFORT.
More Evidence IN Packers Case That
Garfield Made Promise Of lmmun-
thy II information Was Sup
piled Government.

Chicago. Feb. I'D. f. Hartwell
secretary for Swift & Co. and Ar
hur Meeker, general superintendent
Of Armour d Co, occupied the stand
oday in the packers case Both gave
evidence regarding the request of the
government for information. The al
legel promise Of the government that
IL should not be used against the
packers. and then told of how the
information de-irad by Garfield was
furnished by he packers.
Meeker asserted the government at
one time showed a disposition to in
yestigate the workings Of the Armour
Car company. but that when he in
formed Garfield that Armour and Co.
did not own the cars. and that they
had nothing to DO with the fresh meat
business, no further effort was made
to look into the affairs Of the car com.
psny.
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Elected Officers,

The knights Of Mystic krew Of
ComaS held a meeting Wednesday
night at the hall and besides electins
officers for the year, ser the date for
ne annual ball for Tuesday night
February - The election of officers
resulted as follows; G G. NJ. Peter
Lind l. H. s., J p Mahoney r. H.
5, Robert Hlnkle, L. r. s., c. r.
Abel: NJ r. F. S. Haas; T., Claude
Winter; S b., J. L. Abell r. C.. j. J.
Quinn; S, Louis Hasenjaeger. C.. II
ioettel executive committee C.
FeUchter Jr. John Lattner. n Sand
Ter; trustees, l.. Rossman, L. C. Her.
bert. The installation and annual ban.
quet viii be held on March 6.
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skaters, Masauerade.

The skaters masquerade held last
venng AZ tho .Armory rink was large
v attended here being about 800 per
sons present The masquerades mum.
1ered about forty and many were the
ancy as well a. laughable feature If
he evening 4 prize of five dollars
n gold Wa, awarded the contestan
Who was the most appropriately and
we'll costumed Attorneys Alexander
Wilson and Hunter Bird. also Roy
Durham constituted a committee Of
Judges and decided that Miss Ella May
Kindred as Little Red Riding Hood
and Harry Fuerstenberge as the Tn
known prince We're the most attract
vely arrayed and to them the prizes
we're presented The affair ended az
1880 o'clock.
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A GREAT SUCCESS.
Was the Entertainment Given Last
Evening BY Ladies' OF the
Christian Church,

The entertainments given last night
al K M X c. hall by the ladies' Of the
Christian church for the benefit OF the
church fund was success in every
way. and all attending were delighted
The speeches We're mcst appropriate
to the occasion and were well deliv,
cred. A solo by Miss nellie Hall at.
tracted especial attention and was
well rendered The program was as
follows:
Selection Orchestra.
Opening Address Robert A. Sickles
Address-John Snyder
Selection, Music. n. Buchanan.
Reading" Kentucky Belle"-Mis !
Winifred Ellis
Selection Orchestra.
Social Oils and Acids Rev Buch,
anan.
Observation-Disclosures
Cutting a Figure in the World" -
Rev Porter.
Vocal Solo-Miss Hall.
Poem--"The Old Age D'es Rev.
Armstrong
Address-Rev Mahoney.
Selection Orchestra
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POTTERY INCORPORATED

Mayfield Messenger: Articles for
the incorporation of the Water Valley
Pottery have been fined in the coun.
ty clerks office. The capital stock is
$40 The officers of the concern
are o. o. Lassiter, president and gen
eral manager; J. 0. Holland, vice presj.
cent; c. s. Chunn, secretary and treas.
urer Other stockholders are:
George f. Weaks. John a. Latta, 7.
p. Boyd, Mrs b. F. Bennett A. T.
Church. 7 p. Guedry Bate Vance, Ike
Lassiter, S. E. Tarpley. j. d. Harpole,
Charles Savage, Sam Bennett. John l.
Smithwick
The pottery recently burned but has
been rebuilt and organized in better
shape than ever.
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ALL CAVE BONDS
Deputy Sheriffs Arrest Those Named
BY Grard Jury-Some Tenn.
porarIy Jailed

Deputy sheriffs were busy last even.
ing and last night serving warrants
upon those named in the grand iury's
true bills yesterday morning, as keep
ing gambling houses. The complete
list Of them, as turned in by the jury
was as follows.
William c .Steagala, Joseph Stea-
gala, Henry Lyles and VIM. Lyle.
keeping gaming house.
Smith Perdue, ming gaming
house
A. F Freeman, Speck Mosby and
Bud Wade far qSceping gaming
house.
a. B. Arey and Hicks Dividen for
keeping gaming house.
7. WEIGH alias Judge WEIGH and
Anderson Fields, keeping gaming
house.
John T, Nichols, s L. Stegg, viii
liam Crawford. Charles Weber and
Henry Scurock, for keeping gaming
house.
Richard Taylor and Jim Pendleton.
keeping gaming house.
w c. Cullison and Charles Gordon,
keeping gaming house.
Up to late hour last night nearly
all Of the defendants named had been
apprehended. All succeeded in giving
bond for their appearance in court for
trial, although several were com
pelled 10 spend some hours in Jail be-
fore they could secure bonds.
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1906 COMMITTEES
The Working Bodies Of the Cairo
Beard Of Trade as Announced BY
President Aisthorpe,

a few days ago President John )
IAisthorpe of the Cairo Board OF Trade
appointed the following committees fol-
that body, for the present year
EXecutiye-M +. Gilbert chairman
W. r. Wood, II S. Antrim
I.egislation-M F. Gilbert, chair
man: D 5 Lansden, T. w. Halliday.
Manufacturing and Promotion Of
Trade-H. S. Candee. chairman. c. O.
Patier. f. A. Smith NJ, {. Wright. Jos.
h. Reed, w. II. Sutherland Jas II.
Galligan.
Transportation and Rates-H, f.
Halliday, chairman; T. J. Thistle
wood. w. H. Wood Chas. $. Carey,
Ira Hastings }. b. Magee, f. G. Pink,
Meteorology and Mails, Statistics
ana Publication-M j Howey, chair
man. j. f. Rector, f. + Ellis,
Good Roads-George Parsons, chair
man: c. O Patter, louis Herbert r.
T. Langan, L. p Parker, Chas. Gun
bingham
Rivers and Levees-E A. Smith
chairman: George Parsons, L. W. Hal
liday, Smith Terrence, George H. Pen
dleton
Grain Committee--H f. Halliday
chairman J b Magee. w. H. Suther-
land,
Lumber Committee--Chas. S Carey
chairman 5 Wagner, p. T. Langan.
Entertainment and Reception-H. S
Candee. chairman Jas, Fl Galligan
ChaS Cunningham, w II Wood. Geo
Parsons, f. c. Pink, +. f. Ellis.
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concluded from First pAGe.J

The car was hot, az least Miss TanQuay
bought so. and she opened a window
\ brakeman happened along and
closed IT, She opened It. be closed a.
and then the rude man thrust her
aside. remarking that If she did not
like the temperature of that car she
could ride special"
Miss Tanquay called upon thc male
members of her company 10 chastlse
he brake man. but after sizing him
up" for a few minutes the gentlemen
Of The company decided that the law
and not physical violence was their
proper remedy
Miss Tanquay has evidently taken
the brakeman's advice about specials
o heart for she is asking for enough
money 10 ride on her own special for
the rest Of her days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-16
THREE MASKEDM MEN
Kill Saloon Proprietor Who At
tempted 10 Resist a Hold Up
or His Place.

Cincinnati. Ohio, Feb. 15.-Henr'
Rai.che. a saloon keeper, was shot
dead by one of three masked robbers
who entered his place tonight for the
purpose of robbing him. When the
robbers entered, seven men standing
at the bar were ordered to hold up
their hands. All obeyed except Raische
who made a movement toward the bar
Quick as a fash one of the robbers
shot him dead. The robbers then
rushed from the place without secur-
ing any booty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-16
River Forecasts

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt. Yer
non, will fall slowly during the mex
sc to rs hours. Al Paducah and Cairo
will fall at a decreasing rate during
he next iS hours.
The Tennessee from Florence tC
The mouth, will remain stationary OF
fall slowly during the next As hours
The Mississippi from Chester e
slightly above Cairo. will rise slowly
during the next Sc hours
Note: The Mississippi rive at Cairo
is about one-third full of moderately
heavy floating ice
p. II. SMYTH,
Local Forecaster
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BOTH MEN JUMPED
From Their Engine and Were Killed
BY Striking the
Ground.

Chicago, Feb. 15.-In a rear end col
lision between a train Of empty bag
gage and mail cars and a freight train
today at Lisle, on the Burlington road
twenty-five miles from Chicago, Engi
neer j. Feeney and Fireman J. w
Blaine of the baggage and mail train
were killed. Both men jumped and
were killed by striking the gOund. D.
:. Smith. freight brakeman was caught
in the wreckage. and his left leg cut
of
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-16
Licensed to Marry.

County Clerk Miller issued licenses
10 marry as follows;
jos. Bostic 81 Memphis, Tenn; =.
Cora Valentine, %, Cairo, ILL.,
Ezra White, -. Barlow, Ky; Lillian
Gholson, 20, Barlow, Ky.
The latter couple We're married by
Judge Dewey at the court house. The
Judge it is said. grew quite eloquent
in his comments en- the beauty of the
bride. but did not assert his admitted
privileges as master of ceremonies"
beyond that
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-16

S. NJ. Cunningham q lawyer Of ] aw.
ton. Okla. has q notable personality
outside Of his success as q profession
a. man. 4 western editor refers 70
him as Lawyer CunniuEtam he ~
the flowing hair the eagle eye The
smoothly shaver face. ,Le vide ex-
panse Of RULED s1ir. front fhe dan
Cling chain OF gold and the unlula'
ing Prince Albert the whole sur
mounted with the rakisa broad.
bfi~,-cJ bat q h'ac'~
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FULL PREPARATION
Has Been Made BY Turkish Govern
ment for the Arrest Of Two
American Women.

Washington, Feb l5.-Full repara,
ton for the i'll treatment of Misses
Elsie Stern, of Buffalo, n. Y. and
Anna Snyder. Cedar Rapids, Ia, has
been made by the Turkish govern
ment. Secretary Root has received n
dispatch from Minister Leshman.
Constantinople. announcing that the
governor of Pera had made apologies
for the arrest of the young women and
state offic ais responsible have been
imprisoned.
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LAKE TO THE GULF.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL WILL RUN
FROM HEAD OF SUPERIOR
TO NEW ORLEANS.
Gives Road Access to Greatest Grain
Center in World-Forms Trunk
Line Without Composition
Hartman Behind II.

Mankato. Mimi. Feb l5--It is re-
ported on seemingly reliable au-
thority that the Duluth, st. Cloud,
Glencoe and Mankato Railroad com
pany has passed into the control OF
the Hartman interests and that The
Illinois Central will operate the line
when It Is completed.
II is said the road Will be built to
Duluth making a direct connection be-
tween the head of the lakes aud the
Gulf OF Mexico, forming trunk line
without a competitor.
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Cory Corner Club.

Miss Sue Batterton entertained the
members OF the Cozy Corner club
Wednesday evening al her home On
Twenty-iifth street. 4 most delightful
evening was spent playing cards and
dancing. Prizes were awarded Misses
Anna Fuller and Ala Walker as being
he most adept card manipulators Of
he evening A iwo-cours luncheon
vas served after the games.
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oAVENPoRT's FIsTIc BEE.

Davenport Ia. Feb. 15.-Billy
Rhoades of Kansas City, tonight got
the decision at the end of a l5-round
fight. over Dick Fitzpatrick of Chi
cago. Mike Mitchell of Denver. quit in
the second round of a sight with Kid
Delaney of Hot Springs Paddy Me-
knocked out Joe Quinn Of Chicago, in
the second round
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SHOT IN THE NECK.

Pomona, Calf. Feb. 15.-H. Stantz.
proprietor of the Pacific hotel. was
shot in the neck and MORALLY wound
ed last night by his young wife, who
us.d a revolver. The couple had quar-
relied Mrs. Stantz is in Jail. They
came here a few months ago from
Canton. o.
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WERE INSTANTLY KILLED.

Carmel, Ind. Feb. 15.-Frank Cooi
IS years old and a companion whose
name is thought 70 be Burton were
instantly killed while driving over the
Quicks crossing by north-bound In
diana Unicn Interurban car this even
ing.
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Her Love.

But I don't love YOU. objected the
ing woman.
Then. why howied the Indignant
8. h. referring hastily to divers mem
r nda in his pocket diary. did You
total Of sixty-hve pounds Of
sixfy-cent candy I bought you during
the past year II you didn't love me?
Because" she said with a rapt ex-
preston on her lovely features. u do
i--o ~s17~~
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cairo Temperature,


Cairo and Vicinity; Increasing
cloudlness with rising temperature.
The minimum temperature early this
morning will be about 20 degrees
above zero.
Illinois: Fair rising temperature
Kentucky: Increasing cloudiness
and warmer
Tennessee. Increasing clOudiness
and warmer
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STEAMER WAS FLoATEp.

Boston, Feb. 15.-The Leyland line
steamer Devonian which went ashore
at Seituate beach at 1880 this morn
ing was Heated this evening. The
steamer apparently sustained little
damage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-16

The Young Ladies' Sodality and the
Junior Sodality OF st. Patrick's church
viii give a euchre party Tuesday night
February 20 at St PntrIck's Hall. Ad-
mission including Refreshments, %
cents Everybody welcome.
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PURELY PERSONAL /
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

F T. Jaynes Of Carbondale is A
Cairo visitor.
Or N Motley of Lick Greek. H..
Is in the city.
F N. McClaskey Of Anna. H.. was
down yesterday.
Miss ClothiIde Weisert. Of YIN.
cennes, Ind. viii be the guest Of
friend II The city for z few days.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Held Election.

The Daughters of the King, connect
ed with the Episcopal church, met last
Monday evening and elected officers
IS follows for the year President
Miss Mercedes Vincent. secretary.
Mrs. John f. Brown Treasurer. Miss
Helen Lippitt