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The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
THIRTYSEVEN KILLED.
COLLISION BETWEEN TWO PAS. sENGER TRAINS AT VoLlAND, KANSAS, INJURIES 55 AND KILLS
 37 PEOPLE.

Topeka. Kan. Jan.-Rock Island passenger trains Nos % and 30 run hing between Chicago and Fl Paso collided on sharp curve near Vol land, Kansas. and four white men, a negro train porter and thirty-two Mex ican laborers lost their lives.
 The officials of the company place the blame on John Lynes, a 19-year- old telegraph operator at Volland, who failed to stop train No. g after re- ceiying orders to hold it.
 All the dead except one were on train No. 29. As far as definitely known, only two Americans were kill cd, one tramp riding the blind bag gage of No. 30, and one man in the smoking car with the Mexicans. There were g Mexicans in the car All except seven were burned to death, the officials say. Seven were put on the relief train and two died shortly after the train left Mcfarland
 The injuries were caused more by the emergency brake than by the wreck itself, according to the passen- gers. The engineer of No % set the brakes and almost every passenger was thrown out of fGs seat or berth. Immediately came the collision. The Mexicans were pinned under the seats and the doors were damned so they could not get out. In the chair car also, many passengers were held down by the seats
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
INDUSTRIAL

Feb. l-Operators reject demands of mine workers for wage increase. miners in- crease defense fund Apr. i31Strike of 1000 brick layers at st Louis practically brings building to standstill.
 May s-Anthracite miners vote to accept original proposition of operators and re- turn to work. Jun. 7-Wages trouble of southwest rntn- CTS and operators settled by John Mitch- ell at Kansas City, ls0S scale agree ment renewed. B-Natonal executive committee United Mine Workers order per capita assess ment of , cents per week on working membership.
 Jul. 2-Increase of per cent In wages of Northern Michigan copper mine em- plOyes.
 20-United Mine Workers levy tax of 50 cents per capita for those Idle during suspension of work. Oct. T-Wages of several thousand silver miners in Aspen. Col. district increased Nov. 2-Announced that wages of all em- ployes of Pennsylvania railroad system on lines east and west Of Pittsburg to be increased. nearly 150. .o00 men affected R-Twenty-sixth annual convention of American Federation of Labor opened at Minneapolis. 4-Samuel Gompers reelected president American Federation of Labor at Min neapolis.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

tIVWII ITIIINtSs UT hIIIB TIddkOu, or
 Germany. Norway. 5-Spanish cabinet resigns lS-Lady Gurzon dies in London. Aug. 5-Italian steamer Sirio wrecked of Hormigas island. 800 drowned. Sep, S-Father Wernz elected head of Jesuits at Rome 1S-Hurricane in harbor of Hong-Kong China. caused over 1000 deaths and great damage.
 Nov. 15-Anna Gould Countess de Cas- telane) granted divorce from Count Bont by French tribunal at Paris Counts plea for alimony denied 20-Attempt of French government off, cials to take inventories in Catholic churches results in riots; troops and peasants wounded in clashes Dec. S-Spanish cabinet resigns; action followed by hostile demonstration in chamber Of deputies.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
Leaders Captured.

San Salvador, Jan.-According to of ncial advices received here, the revo- lutionists who were recently dispers- ed by the government forces of Hon. duras were defeated on the frontiers of Salvador and Nicaragua. Some of their leaders were made prisoners by the Nicaraguan authorities and oth- CTS were captured by the troops of Honduras.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

oecIeealy 1alt. Clara surrender. Sep l0-Cruiser Des Moines sails for Cuba.
 E-Sailors land from Cruiser Denver at Havana but immediately ordered to re- turn to vessel, guard for American lega- ton left
 G-President decides to send Sec of War Taft and Assist. Sec. of State Bacon to Cuba to investigate conditions and lend HHuence to restore peace. .. Extra ses- son or Cuban congress grants Pres. fallna fullest power to carry on war against insurgents N-Palma orders suspension of hostilities 1s- IeIt and Bacon arrive al Havana and begin efforts for peace ZsmAmeriean intervention occurs: Sec Iaft issues proclamation creating him. self provisional military governor; ma rlnes landed in Havana to protect treas ury Palma resigns presidency oct o-American troops quietly landed at Havana
 fChas. E. Magoon. newly appointed pro TislohaI governor of Cuba, arrived at daVana Gov. Taft issues general am nesty decree.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

RepuDncan. elect ed to succeed NJ Loubet. as president of France. 29-King Christian of Denmark dies at Copenhagen. 30-F'rederick VIII. proclaimed king of Denmark. Mar 4-Tavernola. Italy. swallowed up by Lake lseo
 7-French cabinet resigns. Three would be assassns of Gen. Reyes, president of Colombia, shot to death. n-M. Sarrien accepts task of forming new French ministry. mine explosion and fire kills 1.ls3 in France. l9-Palma elected president of Cuba. Apr. 5-Fifty-five killed by collapse of hotel in Black Forest. Germany. Apr. 1S-Father Louis Martin. Black Pope" of Jesuits, dies at Rome. May 1-Cohsiderable May day rioting in Paris. Over 1000 arrests made.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

5l-W euulnS or king Alfonso XIII. of Spain and Prin- cess Victoria of England celebrat- ed at M a d r d. Couple narrowly escape asSa ssina- tion by b O m h which kills l6 and injures many. Jun. % - Pula janes kill , policemen on Island of Leyte, r. I.
 2l-Haakon VII. and c u Q Q n M a u . crowned rulers of Norway.
 30 g persons killed in train wreck near London. Jul. Son born to crown priuCpSS of
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
lnVesti gatinq Wreck.

Washington, Jan.-An investigation to fix the responsibility for the wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Terra Cotto. D. C., on the night of December 30, was begun here January ?. The principal witnesses were three officials of the railway, none of whom could give any reason for the wreck. Nearly fifty witnesses have been summoned, and the inquiry promises to occupy several days.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
NECROLOGY

Jan. 9-W. R. liar per. president Uni Versity of Chicago, at Ghica go. l5-Col. R. c. Lowe. Galveston. Tex. |. newspaper D u b. fisher.
 Marshall Field, Chicago merchant prince, of pneu- monia, Tn N 6 W York.
 20-If. B. Hurd. mo- ted lawyer and H. linois citizen, at Evanston.
 Feb. 25-Ex- Speaker b. B. Henderson. of ma tional house of repre- sentatives. at Dubuque, Ia. 27-S. r. Langley,
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

l7-H. N. Pillsbur noted chess ma ter. at Phila Gen. H. l.. Porter, leading shoe man ufacturer. at How ell. Mass. ls-Gov. J. NJ. Pat ttson. of Ohio, at Milford K. Hig- gins. ex-a c ting Gov. Utah, at W Washington. T-Jerre Dunn, at Eliza beth, N. J. 2s-R e Dr.. J. Smith. noted Con- gregational minis ter. at Roxbury, Ma ss.
 Jul. SC. Y. Wisner. noted consulting engineer. at De- fTDft
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

embezzlement and conspiracy. Feb. 4-J. A. Linn, Chicago circuit court clerk, indicted 9 times for forgery, em- bezzlement and larceny. 20-Mrs J. w Walters. drowned chil- dren and self from Fall River (Mass) steamer . Leaders of Western Fedora ton of Miners accused of % murders and assa ssination Of ex-GoN. Steunen- berg. of Idaho.
 23-Johann Hoch. convicted wife mur- derer. hanged at Chicago. 27-Springfeld (O) mob in race riot burn dwellings wreck saloon and injure of hcers, making 1t necessary to call out tr9ops.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
SPORTING

Jan. 11-Sir Thomas Iipton plans race against New York Yacht club for American cup. l2-Herrera knocks out Young Cor bett. in fifth. at Los Angeles.
 i5-Willie Hoppe de- feated Mauric 6 i E n aux for worlds iS-i n c h balk line billiard championship a { Paris Inter-col- gtate football put under ban at liar yard univer sity. ls-"k 1 d" Goo g killed by blow on heart. in bout in New York.
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The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

u-France expelled secretary of papai nuncio IS result of churCh-state war. .2-German emperor dissolved reiChstag and ordered new elections following de- feat of government on African bill. !2-James Bryce selected to succeed Durand British ambassador to Washington.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICAL

Ian. 3 - Resolution introduced int O New York legisla- ture asking [. s. Senator Depew to resign because of Insurance expos ure. 7-Gov. Hanly, h. diana, files suit to oust Sec. of State Storms for dere- fiction of duty. s-J. Nj. Patterson inaugurated gov ernor of Ohio
 Iowa general as- sembly began. l5- W iscon sin legis- lative inquiry be- E 1 n 8 insurance probe.
 l6- Philippine free fra 1 A EA fta
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
CRIME

Jan. 1 F. x-G ov. Stennenberg. O f Idaho, murdered by bomb at Boise. iClarence Barnum. n @ a T Rochester, Mich. kills wife, son and da ughter with ax and stays self with gun. |. Mathew $ ty CT, Caledonia, Minn.. kills sweetheart, her mother. sister and self.
 l1-Nels N e son, W alkason, Wash, murders mother, attempts to kill wife and children; then stays self.
 IF = E "A u q i to r SherriCk. Indiana, arrested at In dianapolis, charge
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
FOREIGN

Jan. 3 Rodriguez attacks r Il ert a Plata, San Domin- go. killing 20. 4- $ a n Domingo rebels defeated 3 Morales generals and l20 men killed. 5-San Domingo rev olution ended with defeat of President Morales and kill ing of Gen. Rod rigueZ.
 l2-France bre a k 8 of diplomatic rela- ttons with Nene- Zuela.
 HEX Premier Bal four beaten f or election to parlia- Q ment. l 1 b 8 r al S sweep Britain. r M Eallierias
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA

Jan. i-Moscow rev olution crushed , insurrectio nj st s surrendering.
 @Terrorists began war. Insurgents seize factory in Riga; troops bat ter down doors, killing many and capturing l,60o. 1One { h o u s a n d killed and 3,0O0 wounded in Mos COW riots.
 sNear Hazenpot. dragons surround revolutionists. kill ing entire band. blow up Armenian SC m l. nary in Tifiis kill ing B and wound
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
CUBAN REVOLUTION
X. REVIEW

Aug. 21-Uprising of insurgents in west ern Cuba.
 23-R Q vol luti O n spreads and gov ernment decides to raise 10000 men to fight rebels. 1000 insurgents under arms in Pinar del Rio province. 24-Heavy fighting in Pinar del Rio province.
 26-Band of 100 in surgents loot Las La jas, Santa Clara province.
 29-Government of fers amnesty and many leaders in Provinces of Ma tanzas and Santa Clara GnrraRHaF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
The Victim of Drink
Needs orrine Treatment

Drink first destroys ambition;
breaks up ties Of friendship: it kills
and buries love and eventually de-
strcys the family life.
Some Of the best men in the weird
have been victims Of drink and If
there is not some member in your
family that is afflicted with this dis
case. you are indeed fortunate.
Drink cunningly destroys the Will
power, and while the drunkard wants
to 10 what you tell him, he wants a
thousand times more the drink that
he Graves. Medical treatment is
necessary to destroy the craving. and
this Orrine viii 10
IL dcstr~ys the desire for liquor. 50
that tn drink will net be missed. AGO
crres t. tagged digestion. weaken
ed ners , and ctl n III effects Of ex-
ccssive drinking. restoring the pa
tent to perfect health.
The remedy is abs Jlutely harmhss.
is Thoroughly scientific and is so mi
fcrmly successful that it is sold witn
a registered guarantee emitting you
to a refund Ct your money If Orrine
fails to effe~t a cure. Treatise On
How to Cure Drunkenness. free on
request ia plain sealed wrapper. Toe
Orrine Co. Washington. ID. G.
OrTiae is IN two forms. No
which can be given secretly without
the patients knowledge; No. ? in pill
form for these who wish TO BE- cured.
The price Of either Is 81. mailed on re-
caipt Ct price in plain sealed package.
and beth are sold under the guaran-
tee
orrine is for sale by Paul G. Schuh
& Sens.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13

STRIKE 70 END
SMALL. ASKS LOCALS TO VOTE
ON PROPOSITION TO GIVE UP
NEVER SANCTIONED WALK.
OUT.

| New York Oct Ia Following thu
visit to this city Of Labor Commits
sioncr NELL President Small Of the
Telc graphers' Union this afternoon
, /: ok decisive steps TO close the te!e
graphers strike. He sent the follow
ing telegram to all leading cities OF
the country:
New York, Oct. IL, 1907.
Prominent New Yorkers appealed
60 me 10 call tine strike of. All eff
fcrts at negotiations are exhausted
and the companies officials say they
viii fight to finish Our treasury is
deplc ted aud no more funds are avail.
able. Rogue SITS for relief from all
sides are heavy any urgent The gen.
oral assembly canot meet them. The
strike having been ordered without
the presidents sanction, recon-
mend that locals vote on the propos.
tioR.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
AS GOOD AS A BOND.

We have just received the first
shipment OF these Pett'coats this
week, in all desirable shades The
silk that is worked into these guaran-
teed E,-irts IS made by special pro
Css Is highly lustrous and rustIing.
Zach garment has a ticket sewed In
rem bearing the following guarant ee;
Should this Petticoat crack or split
within 3 months from date Of pur-
base, w will replace II with new
arment Of the same quality. (provid-
ma the damage has not been caused
~ tearing or alterations.)"
SUCH GUARANTEE MEANS SOME
THING TO YOU.
SAM'l WHITE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13

Sooner or later, and the sooner TIE
better. the city authorities here must
devise some better plan or regula
lions than now exist for dispcsing OF
garbage. In many communities this
subject ID one presenting difficulties
more or less grave and the same is
true here That present conditions
ought net to be tolerated through an
other summer season goes almost
without saying. The health officer
has tried to enforce regulations for
dumping garbage, etc. on certain
area of ground outside the Mississippi
levee. where the owner gave permits
sion that such dumping may be done
free OF charge: but his regulations
have not been respected by the
bumpers" and the result has been
much just complaint from people who
were made to inhale bad odors and
also from the owner Of the ground
which is seriously. damaged. Sugges,
ticn has been made that a roadway
be built to the river along Twenty
first street. and that all be required
tn haul refuse there: but this would
necessitate very long haul in low
water and mean a tearing away Of
the high road in high water Paducah
and other places have garbage barges
which are anchored at convenient
POINTS and towed. to midstream to be
dumped. This would seem to be the
best method TO adopt here
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
OCTOBER 10, IN HISTORY.

17l0-Port Royal taken by Nicholson,
49, and thereafter called Annapolis
by the .victors.
1744-Mollie Pitcher, heroine of the
battle OF Monmouth. born.
1775-U. s. Navy originated by az
act of congress providing for
the construction of two cruis
ers
17s4-Ferdinand VII. King OF Spain
born
1Sl2-sir Isaac Brook. who captured
Detroit In the war Of 1912. kill.
ed at the battle Of Queenstown,
Canada. Born Oct G. 1863.
1S15-Murat King Of Naples. con.
dernned by court martial and
shot In a hall CT the castle At
Pizzc.
1s45-Admiral Charles H. Stockton.
II. s. ~. born.
1sei-sir W. Cubitt inventor Of the
treadmfll. died.
IsCs-Baffle Of wyatte, Mississippi.
1899 Beers invaded Natal and Cape
colony
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
SETTLING ACCOUNTS
Roosevelt Day Committees Find They
Need Several Hundred Dollars
TO Pay All Bills.

Al a meeting OF the Roosevelt COM
nittees Friday night it was decided
70 dispose OF the many handsome
aags bought decorating on that day.
The flags were turned over to George
T. Carnes who has them at his store.
They will be disposed of at a reason
able price
The committees also audited the
bills presented on account of expenses
for the occasion. They ordered
vouchers drawn Tor about $1,000
which left about 500 in the treasury,
II is believed the bills still outstand-
irg VIII exceed this sum by several
hundred dollars which must be made
up by the committees in some way.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
PADUcAH TRAGEDY
Negro Slabs Woman in Heart On
Crowded Market Place Saturday
Evenins--FormerIy in Cairo

Paducah, KY, Oct. IA negro
famed Louis Wade (alias Snake
Wade) stabbed and killed a nero
woman named Jane Rector this
evening on the crowded market
place. The woman was hurried to a
physicians office but died before
reaching there She was stabbed in
the heart, She was doing the mar
keting for Sunday and was carrying
basket of roasting ears when Wade
stepped up to her and thrust the
knife into her breast The market
was crowded with people at the time.
Wade is a working negro who till re-
Gently resided in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
COURSE OF SIX
ENT[RTA AILMENTS
WILL RE GIVEN THIS SEASON BY
CAIRO HIGH scHooL--FlRST
COMPANY ARRIVES HERE
TODAY.

The Cairo High School course OF
entertainments .fcr l921t90S IS tac
lest yet arranged for the ellc4t'ou
/ and instruction e. the pupils and
their fii ands
Pref W. y, Bannisttr, principal Ct
the Hish school announces the at.ras-
ltions as follows:
oct, IL. Madrigal Ladies' entertain
ment.
Nov, 6, Nat NJ. Brigham. illustrated
lecture on travels; subject Western
United States and Grand Canyon
Nov 90 Midland Opera Quintette.
music
Dee. lS, Retz-Nebras combination,
muslc aud dramati2 readings
Jan IL pr Don't Atkinson, lectu e.
Feb 27 Stillman Riggs, Musical
Fits ana Misfts.
The object ii giving this course is
net to make money brit TO furn sh
high class entertainments for the
pupils and the public A generous
has been accorded the
project in seasons past and already
nough tickets have been subscribed
fo to insure the payment OF ex-
rcnses.
The Madrgal company which is to
give the first entertainment at the
High school next Tuesday evening
sill arrive today Their original da'e
was Monday Oct !, bur Prof EAn
i'sfer prevailed upon them to chang
10 Tuesday Oct. Is. owing to G /
.act that Charles =. Hanford the
lGtcd actor is to appear here at the /
opera house Monday night In An !
ony and Cleopatra" which would I
rove lively competition.
Two choice lots down town for sale
~ Easterday-Wall
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
MONEY WAS TAINTED
Former Member Of Congress Asks
Missionary Board to Return Rookie
feller's Gift Of $4,000. -

Norfolk, Oct 12-Thomas W Phil
lips. wealthy oil and gas magnate.
and former member Of congress from
Western Pennsylvania. today made an
unsuccessful effort to have the foreign
Christian Missionary Board of Amer
lea, a branch of the Disciples Of
Christ. return $4,000 given by John
D. Rockefeller. ON the ground that II
vas tainted money. This money was
accepted with the final clause proyid
ing that No more. will be solicited from
the same source.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13


II no enc else has enough interest
III the matter surely Tom Sheridan.
OF the Vienna News. will not fail to
ask Congressman Chapman some
questions about the teaching of poker
In the public schools Of that town.
Sheridan has always been more or
less worried abolit conditions In Cairo.
One would think that. on his frequt mt
visits here. he hal with great diff
Guilty kept himself from being for
chilly put outside OF bottle OF
"Cairo's Best to the everlasting de-
nsoralization OF the man. Tom will
I. have a LITTLE sweeping to do at the
doorstep Of his own town, since one
OF the Its has spoken to the New
York reporter, and in the opera ion
we may learn Of some new kinks" in
the great American game rs they play
1t In Johnson county. which are not
known here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
DION' 7 VOL ATE
PENSION LAWS
GRAND CHAIN NEGROES Ac-
QUILTED BY JURY IN u. S.
DISTRICT coURT-MoTioN IN
DAMAGE SUIT OvERRULED.

The Grand Chain negroes. Aaron
"audv and Sam Young. accrsed of
violating the pension laws by refusing
% surrender to its owner a pensi n
certificate which they had found ey.
cept he paid them half, were dis
charged In the y. s. district court
here yesterday being declared not
guilty by the jury In the case after
fifteen hours deliberation.
Motions by attorneys for the Big
Four In the damage suit BY Mrs.
Whitaker. were overruled by the
court and they were given ninety days
to file exceptions and appeal the case
t. the court OF appeals. The motions
overruIed were for a new trial and in
arrest Of Judgment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
CALENDAR FOR
WEEKS SPORT
HORSE RACING, HORSE SHOWS,
PRIZE FIGHTS, GOLF TouRNA.
MENTs AND FooT6ALL-o GAMES
MAKE UP PROGRAM.
MONDAY.

Monday.
Eartley Connolly W. Tom Sawyer
10 rounds, at Haverhill, Mass
Opening CT annual horse show at
Kansas City Mo.
Tussday.
| Opening cf intercollegiate golf
championship tournament at Nassau,
| L. |,
Tommy Quill vs., Billy Glover 10
rounds, at Thornton r. T.
Wednesday.
Opening Of sixteen day race meet.
ing Of Louisville Jockey Club,
Opening Of annual horse show ut
Seattle, Wash
Princeton villanoya football game
at Princeton ~ J.
Pennsylvania rsinus football game
at Philadelphia
Thursday
Open tournament of Metropolitan
Golf association at Baltueral Golf
Club
Friday.
Annual race meet OF Kansas Guy
Club.
Saturday.
Harvard-Annapolis football game at
Yale-West Point f3ctball game az
West Point,
Washington and Jefferson
football game al Princeton.
Pennsylvania Brown football game
AZ Philadelphia.
Chieago-IIlinois football game at
Champaign ILL.,
Nebraska Minnesota football game
1t Minneapolis.
MissouriIowa football game at
owa City.
Michigan Wabash football game as
Ann Arhor Mich.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
THREE DRoAN.

Nashville. Tenn oct. t2.-While
trying TO cross Cumberland river O
short distance below this city last
night. in a skif. T. J. Warmack and
two young sens were drowned The
boat eapsized. George Falls. who
was also in the skih. reached the bank
safely
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
CARGO SHIFTED.

Saulte Ste Marie. Mich. oct H.
After hours of nursing Second Mate
Pitt recovered consciousness. He said
the wreck was caused by the cargo
suddenly shifting during the storm.
causing a sreat quantity Of wster.tl
pour into the matches and the vessel
listed heavily and sank
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
September Circulation.

The above Is a correct statement OF
the number Of complete and perfect
copies OF The Cairo Bulletin printed
for the year 1906 and for the month
OF September 1907
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me-
this first day OF October. 1901.
LEO KLER.
- Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
MEMORY OF RIOT VICTIMS.

Mcunt Olive, Ill, Oct 19.-The
riath annual memorial demonstration
Ia honor Of the four Mount Olive boys
who gave NJ their lives in the strike
riots at Virdan October IL, 1898, wa
held here today. rhe demonstration
was attended by delegations of miner.
from many Of the neighboring towns
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-13
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NOTES.
erown-Torrence Wedding.

The marriage Of Mr. Herbert A.
Terrence of Paducah, Ky. aud Miss
Ethyle Murriel Brown, OF Madison
vile. KY. was solemnized last even
ing at the Baptist parsonage on Pop
lar street. the Rev. s. c. Ohrum
officiating
The bride and bridegroom made a
couple OF unusually attractive ap
rearance. Mr.. Terrence is employed
in the freight Office Of the Illinois
Central railroad at Padueah He and
bis bride will 90 to that city today
where they will reside.