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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01

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Growled Nclg,Ibor. There's thou
sand for the company IL they do: that,
all. How'll you RIA thcmf Glyc than
pirnty of sea ram. They'll have to
gallop TO make H."
Cool and reckless planning. taking
the daring chances. struinlnc The lc5i
and blood. driving tho steel loaded TO
the swapping p,lnt-tliat was what II
meant. But thc company wanted re
suits, wanted the prestige and the prC,
MUM too. To rain thc.a we were OF.
pectcd to stretch our little resources 20
the uttermost.
I studied minute. then turned to
the dlspatchcG
TELL Norman 10 rcld ticm OF. as
second I. Tint gives the right OF why
over every wheel against them. II
they can't make II vi Tint kind of
schedule, 1t isn't In the track"
II was extraordinary business. rath-
err, sending a train OF wheat through
OH n passenger schedule practically MS
the second section Of our eastbound
fllcr, but we took hair lifting chances
on the plains.
II was noo- when che orders were
flashed. At z O'clock NJ. 4 was dine 70
leave GAINESVILLE. For three hours I
kept the wires. bury SarnInr NH on.
orators and tralnmcn. even switch en-
glnes and yordmosters. of tbo wheat
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01
WANTED

Secondhand typewriter; state make
and price. Address 81" Bulletin.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01
MUSIC

Mrs. Hodasor, Teacher Of Piano, Or
gan and Singing a clear and intelll-
gent comprehension of the Theory OF
Music and how to perform Il In re-
fned and graceful manner. with thor
ough knowledge OF counting, guaran-
iced TO every pupil Pupils prepared
for the teaching profession. Resi-
dence and Studio. 276 Beretania St,
between Alakea st. and Central Union
Church. See sign. 36il.lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01

Mr.. Jas. Sheridan, pianoforte tuner.
All orders should be left at the Ha-
waiian News Co, Young bldg. Phone
29i or Cottage No. !, Haalelea Lawn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01
THE BULLETIN. Use per month
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Help supplied to plantations, families,
shippers and storekeepers. Sato x
ozawa, Phone White 2576.
363S-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01

/, stood one Sun.
day morning in
= group watch
ing for her TO
speed around
the Narrows.
Many locoino-
tlves as I have
seen and rid.
den, n new one
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
NEW CLUB HOUSE
SOON TO OPEN
MEMBER SPEAKS INTERESTINGLY
REGARDING AFFAIRS or THE
cLUa-NEW FURNITURE, THE
NEW MANAGER AND The
GRILL ROOM.

At a meeting of the Board OF Direc'
tors OF Alexander Club Saturday night
Allen Hickcox and j. Fl. Woodward
r.. were elected members Of the CLUB,
other matters OF Importance were
given attention.
A club memb sa'd yesterday: II
appears that the cali of the board
issued some time ago, that members
& ntribute $40 each 10 defray the ex-
pense of installing new furniture in
he new club house has not yet met
with the response that was hoped for,
only G3 members having thus far sem
in their contributions. wher as the
cost Is expected 10 90 beyond 81 900,
/ understand the management expects
i large majority or all members III
respond 10 The call in which case the
n " home OF The club will he suitably
rushed. but this will be impossible
unless they do this There is no money
in the treasury TO meet the cost Of
he furnishing and the old furniture
would be insufficient as well as ont or
place.
I'll Is expected that the new club
house will be ready to open about the
middle Of this month, G rtainly by the
end d the month and the board d.
sires to have il complete in all re-
spects on tha occasion The old
furniture would not look well in the
new quar-. ers and members could not
tall proper pride in IT,
The grill room is expected 70 be
an important department Of the estab.
lishment. | think the board was for
III nate in securing the services Of G..
L. Smith as house manager whose
experience in the hotel business will
enable him 10 make the grill in every
respect what ii should be,
A meeting of the club is to be
called Thursday night to take up the
matter of furnishing the new club
house. AT this meeting the Subject
will be fully presented and lis decis-
ion will prevail
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
ON THE RIVERS
CAIRO NOTES.

| From the WATERWAYS journal.)
Cap; Frank Cassidy has retired
from business. He is considering
going TO California TO reside
| Gus Osterloh. who recently pur-
chased the business of the we'll
known Pee Saup. on Ohio Lsyee.
is keeping up the popularity Of the
place Cas- is well and favorabiy
known among the steamboatmen.
Capt. j. j. Gillespie is in charge
of the transfer steamer Henry Mar
quand, with Charlie jam s, Ed Wal
Ter and Dan Manning in charge of the
engines.
Capt. Andy Glenn has had quite
sick spell, but hope he is OF
again.
Mr.. Gus Botto. the well known
cafe and saloon proprietor. has sold
out his place of business and intends
to max. a trip across the briny deep
this summer.
Mayer Geargo Parsons, trus ee
and manager of the Caro- Trust Co,
was recently elected mayor of Cairo
by a large majority Nj Parsons
has made a most efficient officer. and
is one OF the leading work RS for
river improvement s, both on the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers.
Capt. Fred BENEFITS well known
good towboat John 5. Summers is
having all the work she can do. Cap
tain Lou Tullis is in charge and Jesse
FL oh is engineer of her
Capt Tom Faudree and Leigh
Wyman are the two hustIers OF the
River Coal company They are equal
the task Of keeping the large
feet Of boats and barg going
We heard that Guy Mallory and
Charlie Springer hardly ever come of
Ihe boat while she is in Cairo. Won
del why this is thusiy?
Capt. Bud smedley, who has had
charge Of the Herman Paepcke Tor
the past several years has been on
the elk list, but. We are pleased 20
state. not seriously. Capt Bud Is
one OF the Atwood ripe. Ed Gray
Is in charge Of her engines
Billy Fitzgerald of the Co n House
Saloon recently purchased a fine III
le pleasure launch.
Frank Sebille and Frank Tracy
have opened a fine new buffet al 215
Eighth street It is the prettiest pne
in Cairo Mr.. Tracy was formerly at
Scullins
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
COMMERCE BOARD
FORCES LOW RATE
INTERSTATE COMMISSION REM
DERS FIRST DECISION IN
VOLVlNG EXPRESS COM.
PANIES.

Washington, May 5.-The inter
state commerce commission rendered
it's first opinion in the case involving
the reasonableness of an express
rate. The case was brought by the
Society of American Florists, who
claimed the rate charged by the
United States Express company on
cut flowers from New Jersey points
TO New York City was unreasonable.
The rate tin July, 1906. was 25 cents
per hundred pounds. II was then
raised to 81 per hundred.
Commissioner Franklin Lanem who
delivered the opinion of the commits.
sion. holds that the rate should be 60
cents per hundred pounds. The ex-
press company defended its increase
by claiming that the delivery service
given cut flowers in New York was
expensive, and that ii could increase
its rate sufficient amount to meet
the expense OF the special service
without largely increasing the total
rate. because of its contracts with
the railroads.
The order of the commission re.
quires the express company to cease
charging the 81 rate after June Is.
The order also directs a reduction on
the rates on empty flower boxes from
New York City to the points named
to so cents per hundred
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06

Sam Small, the reconverted evan
gelist, said In Atlanta one day
II believe in religion OF the oil
fashioned kind. New-fangied crteds
and bizarre faiths repel rue. There
is safety In the old rut after al.
Thus I know cemetery where
all the inscriptions. being eonyen-
tional. remain intact Bat one,a BIZ
zarre inscription. has been tempered
with and made ridiculous.
THE tomb has on il at the toD:
Helen Vance, wife of Harold Varce.
1854. | await you. Then beneath,
IS carved, Harold Vance, 1883, here
am
"At the base oil the inscription
some one has written:
He took his time,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06

plished unless each member feels his
OF her personal responsibility for the
extension OF the Kingdom OF Christ,
The means ia this end private
end public devotions making omen
daily life conformable to the Christ
life, making every effort to realize In
your own religious experience ST.
Paul's words to the philippians:
"That may know him and the power
of his resurrection and the fellowship
% his sufferings being made conform.
able 10 his death"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
FIRST MEETING
HELLO TONIGHT
UNION REVIVAL SERVICES WILL
BEGIN AT PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH THIS EVENING, TO
BE CONDUCTED BY REV. HUM,
sERD.

This evening at the Presbyterian
church the first of series of union
services will be held. for which pre-
paratory work has heen going on in
the various Protestant churches Of the
city for a week past. Rev I. A. Hum
herd, of Mound City will conduct the
service tonight ard tomorrow Rev.
Chester Birch, the noted evangelist.
will begin his work. which is to con.
tinue several weeks. Members and
pastors of all the churches are eX-
pected to take part in these meetings
and a great religious revival is ex-
pected as a result.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
INDEPENDENT BOOKINGS,
Says Harrison Grey Fiske, win Con.

tinue Under New Combination.
Columbus Ohio May 4-Harrison
I CIR ay Fiske. the theatrical producer
who is here TO meet his wife. Minnie
Madden Fiske. in an interview today
+ regarding the theatrical combination
entered into by the Shuberts and
Klaw and Erlarger declar d that the
Shuberts have not surrendered any
of the r rights except in theatres ex-
pressly mentioned in the agreemtnt.
Fiske has always stood for the
right of any house manager to book
direct with an ytheatrical company
without theintervention of any book
ing agency ard It is his understand.
ing. he says, that this right has been
conserved to ali independent theatres
and all independent managers. and If
independent attractions appear in
syndicate houses It will always be by
direct atrang ment
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
she'll Startled English Village.

The little Sussex fishing village
Selsey. famous for its Holsters, an
lying on the south coast a few milo
from Chichester. had a startling e
perience recently. A shell from wa
ship in the channel whistled over n
houses and falling in a meadow ju:
beyond the limits of the village wit
a loud explosion startled all the inhal
itants. The projectile came TO tn
ground within 100 yards of the Fishe
mems Joy inn. Mr.. II. A. Smitl
brother Of the innkeeper. was throw
down by the conclusion. The shell /
exploding plowed the earth TO a dept
OF five or six feet over space of min
or ten yards, and became embedded {
the soil.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
The Young Housewife,

In the cook 3 absence the Young
mistress of the house undertook,
with the help of a green waitress. to
get the Sunday luncheon The fur
ried maid who had been struggling
In the kitchen with coffee machine
that refused to work confessed that
she had forgotten to wash the let
tuce.
well, never mind, Eliza. Go on
with the coffee. aud I'll do it," said
the considerable mistress. Where
do you keep the soap?'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06

Singin bout de sunshine
Singin' bout the snow
Tain no use o guessin'
How de weather gwine TO go
Singin bout de warm wave,
Mex de blizzard come
IL changes every minute,
An guess dat's goin' some.
Singh bout De shovel
Fob cleanin of de street.
Singin' bout de shoes % keep
De water from Yoh feet:
Eingin' bout de freeze-up.
Singin' bout de rain.
Jes' wait an do yoh choosin',
Tain no reason to complain.
Washington Star
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
REWARD OFFERED
For Capture OF Man Who Shot and
Killed Young Woman Near Fulton
Recently.
Dexter Messenger

The total amount of the reward
offered for the apprehension and cap
ture Of Will Sawyer, who shot to
death in drunken desperation Miss
Winnie Strong, near Fulon. has
reached the sum of 1898 air ady and
may t up to a thousand before he
is caught. The governor Cf Tennessee
has given a state offer of $3.50 and Mr..
Tom Strong. father Of the slaughter
ed girl. and his neighbors and friends
around r thville made up purse Of
s3ss 10 augment the ward. Some
Fulton sympathizers have also contIi-
buted to the reward money and many
are ready TO respond when called
upon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
Hard on Hank.

what has become of HANK" In
quired the man who was selling
windmills.
HANK" drawled the old farmer.
''Why. Hank Is suffering from bad
spell"
You don't say Rheumatism
Worse than that, neighbor. You
see. Hank tried to spell his words
the way President Roosevelt dicta-
ted, an his boss thought he couldn't
spell at all an fred him Chicago
News
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
The Marrying Habit.

Eyes. lady" said the convict, my
trouble wuz dat | attended too many
weddin's."
"Ah. exclaimed the prison visitor.
FL suppose that started you in the
drink habit"
No. lady. de trouble wuz dat I
wuz de bridegroom at all O them
Philadelphia Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
SWALLOWED A NEEDLE.

Midway. Ky, May 5.--While pick
ing gumboil on her lip with a needle
Mrs. Thos. finder swallowed the
needle. She was taken to Lexington
to have the ne die located with the
x rays. The needle passed down into
her stomach and she has suffered no
i'll effects from ii as yet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
onera hous. 1oninh,

The event OF tonight will be the
Elks entertainm nj ar the opera
house and will be probably one Of the
best attractions Of the season al tha-
institution. There has been a heavy
sale OF seats for both performances
tonight ard tomorrow night; but there
wiH b. room for more.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
WASTING His fins.

fYeh. said Tony Turf, our Sul
day school teacher got sense. She
smarter than nom Is.
''lndeed?" remarked. Aunt Jane
80 you believe in her. eh?"
Sure. Me an her thinks alike. ST
seq Sunday school don't do me u
good at all "-Philadelphia Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
NEW POLE VAULT RECORD.

Berkeley. Cal. May ALFRED
Mum. Of the OAKLAND High school
broke the worlds high school rycord
Of pole vault Today making II foet 6Iz
inches. The former record of II feet
Is inches was held by Fed ltullIn
Ct BE. kelley.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
FISHERMAN SHOT.

Dayton. Ohio, May adam Roess-
Ter. a machin 81. was accidentally,
perhaps fatally. shot late this after
noon while fishing with companions
al,ng the Miami River. several miles
north Of Dayton. He was found in
unconscious condition on the bank
Of the river by two boatmen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06

A very old man had been made
Mayor of little village. and wishing
TO thank the inhabitants for the
honor done him called them all to-
gether. Then he began as follows:
Fellow citizens. | shall never for
get the day in which you deigned
10 put my white hairs over your
heads.-Il Motto per Ridere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
NO EXTRA FOR CASH FARES.

Bellefontaine, o.. May THE plan
of the railroads to compel passenge rs
20 buy their tickets before boarding
trains by reqriring them topay an ad-
ditional 10 cents when cash fare is
paid. was declared TO be contrary to
the 2 cent fare law OF Ohio in a de-
cisiOn Of the Circuit court nderst
tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
HER SISTERS SUIT.

Marietta Ohio. May 5.-Nellic
Stout aged q year. committed sui
eide at midnight by drinking carbolic
ac.i. Her sister WAS plaintiff in 4
breach Of promise suit against Dr..
Carl Mitchell a pr minent Chicago
PHYSICIAN. and worry over this Is as
signed as the cause. she died al her
sisfefs home In Torch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
QlI84lIlllxX
THE WEATHER
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WashInoton Bulletin.

Washing on. May 5.--ILLiNOlS.--
Rain Monday and probably Tuesday
warmer Monday in north and central
with light to fresh southwest winds
becoming variable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
What He Mould DO.

81 wish had money enough to
buy an automobile
What kind OF one would YOU
get,"
''Td get . spanking team Of.
horses"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
. AT THE
TELEPHONE

Hello, central"
'Hello!" Click, click, click, click!
Central, II you please. give me the
Hotel lamb"
What NUMBER" Click, click, click
II don't know the number" Click
click.
"All right. III get Information for
YOU"
Buzz. buzz. buzz. buzz. Central on
the track Of Information. Wild voice
on cross wire:
what number is this? What!
What?" Click!
Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! Information
gone to the tall timbers. Central In
hotfoot pursuit. Photograph.
Central l want the Hotel Jamb.
Have you forgotten"
"No No! Its all right. Hold the
wire. Get Information for you. In a
minute!"
Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! The hoofs
Of Central's horse in pursuit of In.
formation. Information hiding behind
tall tree. Central almost upon herr
but not quite Deep bass voice sing
Ing.
Click, click, click, click. Wild UNI
known voice.
Central! That number! wanS
that number" Click, click. click Pho
nograph
Central! VIII you give me the Hos
tel Jamb?"
"All right I'm getting Information
for YOU
Rat a tat tat. Rat tat tat! In
formations horses hoofs at the door,
Click, click, click, click! lnformaH
TONS high heels as she leaps FROM
the back of her high horse.
Buzz, buzz, buzz. buzz! Triumph
ant voice OF Central:
Here she is" Click, click, buzz
buzz.
Information in voice tired from
her long wanderings
Well, what Is it?'
"The Hotel Jamb."
DO you know the NUMBER" Vote,
very tired
IF | knew the number, Information
I wouldn't have asked for you.
would have looked 1t up myself"
Information's voice still more tired
What street is 1t on?"
"Steenth street"
What avenues Is 1t between?"
Between Fifth and Sixth avenues
"On the north side of the street o
the SOUTH
"On the north side of the street
And you don't know the nun
ber?" FL
Information! If knew the humble
wouldn't"
Information quickly:
Very WELL III try to find 1t for yolS
but It's pity you didn't know tn
number"
Buzz, buzz, buzz. buzz Clics,
click, click Singing of canary bird
Buzzzzz, buzz, buzz. buzz, Shar
voice:
Don't you tell mel" Click!
Click, click, click, click. phonC
graph.
Central! The Hotel Jamb."
Central hurriedly; "All right! Tvk
found Information. She's looking 81
up for YOU
Buzz. buzz, buzz, buzz! Strang
cross-wire voice:
Central! That number!"
Central: "AlI right They're busy
They're busy. say. Shall ca
your"
Strange voice, pitifully: I've bee
waiting an hour!"
Central: Il say they're busy. Shall
call your
Central The Hotel Jambv
Central: "All right. Information I
up for you. Here she is now
Here's Information"
Click, click, click! Information's
feet approaching. Buzz, buzz.
Information; WAS II the Hote 4
lamb you wanted?"
The Hotel Jamb."
"On Steenth street,"
Yes. On Steenth street"
Between Fifth and Sixth avenues?t N
Between Fifth and Sixth avenues N
Click, click, click! Fire alarm! Bee
ringing! Photograph
Information: II have found the Hd
tel Jamb. The telephone number II
5467ss321 Morningside. Shall | cor
nect your"
Good heavens. Information, II
hadn't wanted you to what woul
have been the :"
Click. click, click, click! Phond
graph Click!
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
Mos, Useful Book.

A Savannah preacher says: TAX,
= book with you on journey" Th,
most useful to carry is a pocket bool;
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06

Results is what the advertiser want,
and that l. what be gets when b.
places his advertising in the Blu
iesfn-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
Direct Liaht Cheapest.

Rejected light is wasteful. Ia a
recent test by DR.. Reibmayr both eiec-
trio glow lamps and incandescent gas
burners were used, and when the light
was directed to the ceiling and reflect
ed the illumination was 81 per cent
less than when directed downward
from close to the ceiling.
A pack Of English foxhounds we're
In full CRY after a fox the other day.
and the field was having a fine run,
when, all at once. two sheep dogs
Jumped out, killed Reynzrd and ended
the days sport then and there. to the
general disgust
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-06
a cr.wl from the cynie.

The friend in need is generally q
friend too many.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-26
NO MORE TEDDY BEARS.
The Craze for the Furry Beasts is
 Over--A Return to Dolls.

New York, Dec. 25.-When the de- partment stores closed last night and most of the stock in the toy depart ments was exhausted by the Christ mas rush, there were still lots of Ted dy bears in sight The craze for them is over and the stores and factories are loaded up with stock of them that will probably soon adorn the bar gain counters.
 Teddy bears may still be seen in the arms of youngsters who like them but they are smart no longer Girls who forsook dolls for the furry beasts szu soing back to their orig sssl pref erence, sud their small brothers are taking kin6Sy to stuffed bulldogs witf ferocious muzzSSd jaws, fox terriers with sawdust hearc, monkeys, rabbits elephants and the like. Any sort of stuffed animal, In fact, except beal has had a good sale this winter. Tn youngsters simply have had enougf of Teddy bears and are taking uI something else.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-26
AGREED TO DIE TOGETHER
Separated in Life, Lover Shoots Girl
 and Himself.

Philadelphia, Dec. 25.-Leaving letter that they had died for love, George A. Green, aged thirty-fYe, early to-day shot and probably fatally wounded Miss Edith Wonderly, aged twenty-two years, and then turned the revolver upon himself, inaictlng prob ably fatal wounds. Green Is married but Is separated from his wife. In a letter, which is addressed to the Phil adelphia newspapers, Green attacks his wife, and among other things says:
 To-day I am going to kill myself and true and loving friend, as my letter and hers will show
 i've died for love, which was de- nied from us by her dear mother. This is the only girl l ever loved. We have promised before God we could never live apart, This is our secret.
 No letters were found in the clothing of the girl. The mother of Miss Win derly had refused Green permission tc visit her home and the police believe 1 that Green and the girl entered ploi to die together.
 After shooting the girl twice, ont bullet entering the mouth ana the otn' CT taking effect in the cheek, Greer walked Some distance from her anc shot himself in the head No one wit messed the occurrence but the shots at i tracted a policeman who hurried thu couple to a hospital. The police ant physician endeavored to secure a state fnent from the girl before she lapset into unconsciousness but she refused t talk. The physicians say both are Il a critical condition.