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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
FIGHT EXPECTED
AT ANY MOMENT.
BETWEEN ARMY OF MULAI HR.
FiZ AND FORCE OF ANFLOOS
TRlBESMEN.
EUROPEANS PROTECTED
At Mosador BY French Warships-
Sultan Seeks to Again Pawn
Gems to Pay Debts Of
Morocco.

Paris, Oct. 2G. Tho government
has received adviccs from Morocco
to the effect that clash between the
army Of Mulai Hafiz, which has reach
ed point Is miles from Mogador, and
the Anxious tribesmen supported by
the imperial garrison numbering
about l.200 men may be anticipated
shortly, There are two French war.
ships In the harbor of Mogador and
all necessary steps will be taken to
protect Europeans there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
WIRE OFFICES
y. WILL. Open UP
READY FOR BUSINESS ToMoR-
ROW SAYS WESTERN UNION
OFFiCiAL--MANY STRIKERS
GO BACK TO WORK.

St. Louis, Oct. 2G.--Western Uni n
officials announced tonight that al
LEGAL branch offices will be opened
for business Monday, and the usual
number OF operators will be placed in
newspaper offices. The announce
ment is also made that messages
would hereafter be accepted without
the stipulation subject to delay
Manager Bohle stated that twenty-siv
strikers went back to work today, and
sixteen others applied and will go 10
work Monday.
Superintendent Nudge of the Postal
said number @. striking operators
applied for work but only eight We're
as the vacancies had nearly
all been filed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
SUSPECTED BANDITS
CAUGHT ON TRAIN
TREED IN DINING CAR WHILE EN-
TERiNG SPOkANE-HAD $14,-
900 IN CASH ON THEM.

Spokane, Wash, Oct. 2G.-With
$4,000 in National bank notes con-
cealed on their persons. at the point
of drawn revolyers and while sur.
rounded by a squad of detectives,
two tough looking men, who are be-
lieved to be the bandits who held up
the Great Northern Oriental Limited
train near Reno Siding, Montana. on
September 12. and secured $4,000 in
greenbacks threw up their hands and
we're arrested in a Great Northern
dining car as 1t entered this city last
night When searched at the police
station the $4,000 was taken from
their clothing. The suspects gave
the names of G. f. Mcdonald aged
As, and Ed Smith, 33 years old.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
NINETEEN YEARS
IMPRISONMENT.
GIVEN TO SEvENTEEN-YEAR-oLD
KENTUCKY BOY ON FOUR
M CHARGES.
TRIED TO BURN HOUSE
OF Uncle at Bardwel to Get Money
Shot Him Through Breast--Set
Fire to Aunt After At
tacking Her.

Bardwell, KY, Oct. 26.-Edwin Lee
IN the penitentiary in the circuit court
here yesterday and Thursday on foul
charges. He was tried separately or
each charge. The first was malicious
striking, for which he received five
years. The second was malicious
shooting for which he got five years
The third was arson, for which he
was given six years. The fourth was
robbery. fer which he was given
three wears.
On the second charge venire Of
siXty,five men had been exhausted in
an attempt TO secure a jury, and fai'-
ing to get the required number, Judg
Bugg instructed the sheriff to bo to
Hickman county and summon fifty
more
The crimes for which Lee Stockton,
seventeen years of age, was sentenced
will be readily remembered On the
might of March 19 Stockton went to
the home of his uncle, Jesse Stock
lOil, near BdTuWeli W Spcnu the uigliI
IUron hearing noise in his nephew's
room, Mr. Stockton went to the door
and was shot through the breast with
a Mauser rifle.
Stockton's wife, becoming fright
ened at the terrible affair. attempt
ed to flee for assistance, but the boy
in making his escape met the aged
woman in the yard. Being too close
to shoot he knocked the woman sense
less with his heavy weapon. Going
back into the house he secured a
lamp and poured it's contents over
the wonan's clothing and set-fire to
1t.
The two victims have recovered
and were able to appear In court and
testify against the merciless fiend,
whose sole object in going to the
house was to rob his uncle of $28 that
was supposed to be there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
DOCTOR GILLETTE
IS DENIED BAIL

New FORK. Oct 26.--Dr. Walter X.
Gillette. former vice president OF the
Mutrai Iife Insurance company. who
yesterday was convicted o. periurF
and remanded to the Tomhs. was de-
niod bail b. Justice Bowling in the
supreme court today.
After the jury rendered its verdict
Yesterday counsel for the defense
asked for a certificate of reasonable
doubt and arrest Of Judgment. Justice
Dowling said he rould hear the mo
ton oct IS The motion Of today
was to admit DR. Gillette TO bail until
that time.
District Attorney Jerome appeared
in opposition to the motion. taking
the ground that to admit Gillette to
bail would set a dangerous precedent
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
SULTAN BROKE AGAIN,
SEEKS LOAN ON GEMS

Tangier. Oct. 90, Mohammed Taz
III, high Moorish official and DR.
Verdon. English physician to the Sui
tan Abdul Aziz, left for Paris, carry
ing the Sultnss personal jewe ry
which they win deposit as security
for loan.
The Suitan's financial position Is
growing more difficult. The German
loan Of $2.5oo.uoo made in September
1905, is due.
The French lean CT 100000 is du
within few days. Both are guara /
tecd by the Snltan's landed and 9th
or property. Apparently II is imnos-
sible for the Mocrs to pay the loans
Abdul Aziz was accompanied to Ra
bat by 20.00Q followers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
COUSIN OF JOHN \.
MARRIES A KAN IAN

Russell. Kan. Oct 26-Tbe we'd
ding Of Andrew David ColIiver and
Miss Carrie Rockefeller. q cousin Of
John r. Rockefeller. occurred at the
First Presbyterian church last even
ire II was the most largely attended
and elaborate function in the history
Of the town. Gnests we're present
from al parts Of tie country. The
fril ring service was used BY TIE
Rev. G. r. Weist Of the English
Lutheran church. Miss Rockefeller is
"a typical western young woman.
equally al home in society or on the
ranch. MT. Colliver Is q Kansan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
QUAKE m SOUTH DAKOTA
FRIGHTENs PARTY IN CAVE.

Hot Springs. s. d.. Oct. ga
party of sightseers In the famoui
Wind Cave near Hot Springs werB
caught In an earthquake yesterds,
and nearly frightened to death. Tbs
shock was felt all through the Black
Hills and lasted several mintes. AZ
ter two slight shocks, loud report
was heard and the trembling became
so great that small masses Of rock
began falling. Two women in the
party almost tainted and had to bs
carried from the cave. Guides viii
make trip through the cave tomor
row TO see II any OF the passages
were filled with debris.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
AER0NAUT'S MISHAP
French Airship Evolutine Over Paris
Drops Propeller and Drifted
HelpessIy-Landed Safely.

Paris, Oct 26.-While the Lebaudy
airship Patrie, purchased by the gov
ernment for army use, was evoluting
over Paris today with five officers
and two ladies on board. her right
propeller dropped off and she drifted
helplessly an hour. finally descending
near Issy without damage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
TO TRY MONTH LONGER
Some Missouri Railroads Say Two
Cent Rate is Profitable and
Others Say Not.

Kansas City. Oct 26.-Herbert 8
Hadiey. attorney general Of Missouri
said here today.
The auditors Of two Of the Miss
oud railroads say the two cent rate
proved profitable. others take a difie-
ent view Of it. The fact that the rail
roads cannot agree on the proposition
cansed them to decide to give IT an
other months trial before going int
court again
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
| MAURITANIA BETTER
BOAT THAN SISTER

Liverpool. Oct 26-The Rew Gu
harder Msuretanis. nov the finest and
longest ship afoat lshe Is FIVE feet
longer than her sister ship. the Busi-
wind trip he viii make through Ken
.cIuised around the coast Of Scotland
from walsend- on-Tyne. where she
was built BY Swan & Hunters Her
builders and officers expect that she
Will surpass the Basitania IN speed.
The Mauretania's speed varied from
nineteen to twenty-five knots Ior the
75o miles from the Tyne TO the Mer-
sey. Only three-fourths Of the engine
power was employed.
She went into dry dock here fer
cleaning and repainting Of the huh
This wiil take ten days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
TWO-YEARO[DW0N
Master Robert Goes From Seventh
Place to First, Winning SouthhoId
Handicap at Jamaica.

Jamaica Race Track, New York,
Oct. 26.-Master Robert, the two
year-old, coming from seventh to first
place in the last sixteenth won the
Southhold Handicap. one mile and six
teenth at Jamaica today. He was
quoted at to in betting Arasee at
Z to shot won the Lynnbrook handi-
cap.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
Y0NKERS, n. Y, IN
STATE OF TURMOIL
STREET CAR STRIKERS START
RIOTS WHEN TRACTION Co.
WORKS STRIKE BREAKERS.

Yonkers, n. Y. Oct. 26.-As re-
suit OF the riots which followed at
tempts TO run the street cars here to-
day with strike breakers. Mayor
Coyne late tonight issued a proclama.
ton declaring that a state of dis
order exists in the town and calling
upon all citizens to keep OF the
streets as far as possible and aid IN
every way in the suppression of vio-
lence
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
NO MORE BULLETINS.

Vienna, Oct. 2G.-Thc physicians in
attendance on Emperor Francis JOS
eph today decided not to issue any
further bulletins as they consider that
his convalescence is progressing sat
isfactoriIy
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
ITALIAN LABORERS KILLED;
CONSTRUCTION TRAIN WRECK

Millnocket, Maine, Oct 26,-Three
and possibly five, Italians lost their
lives today and a train consisting of
an engine and eleven fiat cars load I'd
with ballast, was overturned and sub.
merged by the washing out OF tho
f, undation of a trestle on the Schoo'
die railroad now being built.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
INJUNCTION GRANTED
Creditors OF Westinghouse Electric
Company Of Pennsylvania En-
Joined From Attaching.

San Francisco. Oct. 26LUnited
States Circuit Court Judge w. w
Morrow today granted an injunction
at the request of the Westinghouse
Electric company and the Atha Steel
Manufacturing company of New Jer
soy. enjoining the creditors of the
westinghouse Electric company oi
Tcnnsylvania from attaching its as
sets In this state which are valued at
s500.00o.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
MUST DISARM THEM.

Washington. Oct. 2e,~-A telegra@
from Agent DOVES says the Utes are
quiet but threaten to fight If COM
PEELED to observe the governmental
regulations. He says the Indians
must be disarmed at once and urges
that squadron of troops be dis
PATCHED Immediately for that purpose.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
CREW WAS SAVED.

Baltimore. Oct 25.-A cablegram
from London to the Maritime Ex
change today says that the British
steamer Pampico, from Baltimore for
Rotterdam. was abandoned in latitude
AZ north, longitude 80 west, The
crew was saved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
TO SAIL DECEMBER t6.

Washington, oct. 2G. - Secretary
Metcalf today announced it was def
nitely settled that the Atlantic flees
would leave Hampton Roads Decem'
ber 10th for the cruise to the Pacific
coast
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
DlSAPPEARE ED.

Dawson, KY, Oct. 26.-Twenty-five
men armed with buggy whips rode
into town last night and searched for
Bud Williams. tobacco buyer for the
Imperial Company, Williams had ink
ling of their coming and had dis.
appeared.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
CHIEFS FAMILY MURDERED.

EIizabethgrad, Oct GA score Of
armed men yesterday surrounded the
estate Of NJ kelepoffsky, administra.
tive chief OF this district, and slew
Kelepoffsky, his wife, mother aud two
children.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
STEEL PLANT CLOSES.

Columbus, Ohio. Oct. 26.-The
steo plant of the United States Steel
}corpration closed down indefinitely
toda, throwing 500 men out Of work
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
DAY FIXED

Washington. Oct President
Roosevelt today issued his thanks
giving proclamation through the sec
retsry Of state naming the last Thurs
day of November. the 18th. as TIE
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
MAN USED susPENpERs
TO HANG HIMSELF.

Janesville. Wis. Oct 26.--Tiobert
Peach, a wealthy farmer. hanged him
self with his srspenders. He was de.
ranged and his attendant had left him
for minute.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27
GOOD PACING MARK.

New Orleans, La, Oct 26.-Dan
Patch, the PAGER, went a mile against
time In 2:01 today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

A GOOD DEED WILL SHINE F~a
J IN 4 naughty world. 80 viii veil
. wotccd, honest advertisement when
placed IN the right piscc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-27

THERE ARE some sEAsoNAsLE
heart talks in The Bulletins adverts.
Ing columns this morning which the
wise ones will not overlook.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
To ENTERTAIN
THE PRESIDENT
ST. LOUIS MOVING TO CARRY
OUT GRAND PROGRAM ON
OCCASION or PRESIDENT
RoosEvELT's VISIT IN ocTo-
Der.
(Post.Dispatch.)

Russell Gardner. st. Louis premier
river enthusiast, has begun early TO
arrange for the gigantic water car.
niyal suggested by the Post-Dispatch
for Oct. 2, the day of President Roose-
velts visit to st. Louis via the Mis-
sisslppi Mr.. Gardner called a meet
ing of the persons interested in the
project for Friday afternoon at 4
O'Clock aboard the Annie Russell at
the foot Of Elm street.
Dir. Gardner plans as part of the
fete ten mile swim with power boat
races, short distance swims, swim
ming contests for women and high
diving. possibly from the Eads bridge
The Missouri Athletic club, the Mis-
souri, Naval Reserves. prominent bust
ness men have already lent their
hearty support to Mr.. Gardner.
The athletic club is arranging to
send representatives to Europe and
parts of the United States to get en-
tries for the swim. Mr. Gardner has
offered a boat as the first prize in the
swimming contest to go TO the club
Of which the successful swimmer is
a member. A huge silver cup has
been donated by A. A. Busch as an
Individual prize TO the winner Of the
len mile swim.
Instead of having the finish of the
len mile swim under the Eads bridge,
a. last year the plan is now to have
i finish farther down the river 1t is
'urther planned 20 induce all the boat |
owners, if possible, to remove their
'essels from the St Louis side of the
liver and thus afford the thousands an
view of the swimming
aces and power boats contests.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET POKER GAME RAIOEO
w. J. Crawford and Four Players Are
Understanding ParaphernaIia
is confiscated.

A poker game was raided yesterday
afternoon by Officer Casey w. j.
Crawfords place of business at Sixth
and Commercial avenue Crawford
himself was not in the game. but he
admitted in court that he had let the
room for the purpose of gaming. The
officer came upon the party of four
players just as they were about to be-
gin the game They were all
strangers and they were ordered to
court where each got SIS and costs.
Crawford was fined $50 and costs. All
fines were paid The officer got a
lot of poker checks and several new
decks of cards which were confis-
Gated. The names given by the play
ers were: Louis Barmer. e. Tray
horn, +. O. Nash, e. A. Sewers.
Crawford was fined last month for
a crap game. The chief
wanted a 5000 fine assessed yester-
day, but got into court after the case
lad been disposed of.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
FIRE WORKS TONIGHT
Wind and Rain Did Damage Last
Evening-Outfit Saved From De.
struction BY Hard Work.

The fireworks were not given last
evening on the river, because the rain
and wind had damaged them; but
they were saved from serious injury
b. the heroic efforts of Capt. J. w.
O'Donnel, of the United States fire
works company. of ST. Louis, who ex-
erted himself to save the display.
The wind was very strong. blowing
at the rate of 30 miles per hour, and
had clean sweep on the river. 1t
threatened to wreck the splendid dis
play which had been framed up on the
barge anchored in the river about
three hundred yards from shore. oppo-
site Sixth street. But Capt O'Donnel
succeeded in saving it, although some
damage was done and the rain damp
ened some of the pieces.
But Chairman Dessler, the aerial
and pyrotechnic expert OF
the Hustlers, has telegraphed Wig
orous protest to Washington. against
a REPETITION of such a disturbance to-
day. and it expected that the fire.
works will be given this evening in
as fine a style as was originally
planned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
Passed BY Egyptian Hustlers' Be.
cause of Absence of Prominent
Member From Cairo
Meeting.

Whereas, We note with deepest re.
greet that Brother H. c. Alexander is
not present at this melting of the
Egyptian Hustlers, and
Whereas. We have learned with
great sorrow that the cause of his
absence is sickness of such serious
ness as to render 1t impossible for
him to be present and may necessi-
tate the performance of surgical
operation, and
Whereas, 1t is the desire of the
Egyptian Hustlers as a body and in
diyidually to convey to him and his
family a deep feeling of regret at his
absence which is intensified by the
fact that the cause is sickness. and
Whereas, Brother Alexander is
one of the old reliable, beloved and
most holly esteemed members, there
fore be il
Resolved, That the Egyptian Hust-
lers as a body and individually, here
by express regrets at his absence, and
extend most earnest and sincere
wishes for his very speedy recovery
md restoration to health, and indulge
the wish and hope that he may be
with us at our rext and many other
fully restored TO health and
Copy of these resolutions to be
mailed Mr.. Alexander and also spread
Of record.
Cairo ILL.,, June 20, 1907.
JOS. PoUPENEY,
J. NJ. STEIS.
Committee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
ON THE RIVERS
YKMEr,

78s't s--s HHsFks9"s
The river marked s7.6 feet on the
Cairo guage last evening, showing no
change in "a hours.
Rising rivers were reported yester-
day from points above here as follows.
Evansville 0.G. Mt Vernon O.6. John
sonyille 0S, Kansas City Oh.
The Sunflower came up from Kick.
man light.
The Herman Paepcke brought two
barges Of logs from the lower river
for the Chicago Mil and I4unlber Co.
) The Charlotte Boeckler brought
barges OF wood from the lower river
for the Southern Wood Supply Co.
The excursion steamer Cape Cir
ardeau came down from st. Louis yes
terday with several hundred 'sHust-
lers' and their friends. She was gaiiy
decorated and her crowd was jolly
one.
TShe Dick Fowler came down yes
terday loaded with people from var
ious ports between here and Padr-
cab. to attend the Hustlers meeting
here.
The John s. Summers brought a
barge of logs from the lower river.
The Georgia Lee from Memphis at
5 p. M, passed to Cincinnati, do
ing little here. aa
The U. S. Snagboat Fl. G. Wright is
coming up from Memphis. bound for
st. Louis. pulling snags.
The w. w. O'Neil and Sprague are
to leave Louisville Sunday for the low
ar river with big coal lows
The best time with ccal tow from
Louisville to New Orleans was made
by the S. H. II. Clark, now the Pitts
1urg. II was eleven days and nine
hours with Bob Poeles and Sam Wood
As pilots.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
Water Was Scarce.

Water! Water, Water!" was the
CRY yesterday. and the heavy rain did
not satisfy the demand Thousands
were furnishing yesterday and drink
ing water was not TIC be had. The
manager Of the Adams Express com
pany's office on Sixth street was
thoughtful enough to put barrel of
ice water in front of his office, with
tin cups and a sign inviting people to
help themselves free of charge.
Many took advantage of the invita-
tion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt. Yer
non will commence falling tonight or
Friday morning and continue falling
several days. At Paducah. will rise
slowly during the newt Sc to As hours
At Cairo, win continue falling slowly
during the next SO hours.
The Tennessee at Florence and Riv-
erton, win fall during the next as
hours. At Jacksonville. will continue
rising during the next "a to SO hours,
then fall.
The Mississippi from Chester 20
Cairo, and tke Wabash at Mt. Carmel,
win continue falling during the next
sc to As hours.
n. NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
Observer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
PROCLAMATION.

BY authority of the power delegated
10 me augmented by a resolution
adopted by the city council at a regu-
lar meeting held by that body June II.
1907, hereby proclaim Thursday and
Friday. June 20 and 81, to be public
holidays and that Friday. the 2lst.
be designated as Cairo day.
| further request that all business
houses Of every kind close their places
OF business from IL O'Clock noon on
each day so far as they can con
sistently do so. as to give all en-
ployes the privilege of enjoying the
festivities Of the meeting Of Egyptian
fusiiers.
GEORGE PARSONS.
Mayor.
Cairo. H., June 10, 1907.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
NEW RoUMANIAN PARLIAMENT.

Bucharest. June 20.-The new Rou-
manian parliament chosen at the cleo
tons two weeks ago assembled for its
first session today. Since the old
parliament was dissolved early in
May Their has been lull in the agra
rian disorders, the disaffected ele-
ment having decided to defer further
action until it is shown what meas
ures Of relief il any may be expected
from the new parliament Should the
course Of action taken by the new
parliament fail to meet with the ap-
pIoval OF the agrarians there is likely
70 be an early renewal Of the siotious
demonstrations witnessed some months
ago
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
Sunday School Picnic.

w. F. Morris superintendent of the
Southern NJ E. Sunday school, has
made arrangements with the Str
Three States to take his pupils to Fort
jefferson for a picnic June %. Every
facility is offered there for pleasant
day in the woods.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
PUBLIC NOTICEI

Throwing flour or confetti, or other
Objectionable material on the streets
of the city during the meeting of the
Egyptian Hustlers in Cairo, June 90
to %. is strictly prohibited and any
one guilty of the offense will be ar
rested and prosecuted.
NJ. S. EGAN,
atsf Chief OF Police.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
over 400 Lights.

A feature of the illumination last
night was Solomon's, who has over
400 electric lights outlining the front
OF his place of business, besides other
decorations. Ii is an elaborate and
expensive decoration, quite character
istic Of this enterprising business man.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
Whistle Prevented Music.

A thousand or more people We're
gathered at Sixth and Ohio streets
last evening and were very anxious to
hear a band concert, as the fireworks
didn't 90 off But the continuous
footing of the Louisiana's caliope
prevented the band from playing and
many people We're sorely disap.
pointed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21

A cordial invitation is extended to
"Hustlers" visitors and citizens Of
Cairo to the illustrated and motion
picture Lecture given the National
Cash Register company of Dayton,
Ohio, at the Cairo opera house this
afternoon. Admission Free. C. w
Hassler, Resident Agent. Halliday
House. = y e-tIiHakA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
For That Tired Feeling.

Mr.. Hurt, Of the Rhodes urford
company. has been thoughtful enough
To put a large number of garden
swings in front of his establishment
at Tenth and Commercial. in which
tired spectators cant rest while
watching the parade.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

The day was fair till afternoon when
a thunderstorm came up which drench-
va the city. The rail fall measured ~
OF an inch and the wind blew 80 miles
an hour for a time. The government
bulletin reported rain from fifteen
points.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21

A cordial Invitation is extended to
"Hustlers" visitors and citizens of
Cairo to the illustrated and motion
picture Lecture given by the National
Cash Register company Of Dayton.
Ohio, at the Cairo opera house. this
afternoon. Admission free. c. w
Hassler. Resident Agent, Halliday
House.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-21
NOTICE.

THE OFFICES OF THE CAIRO
ELECTRIC AND TRACTION CO.,
THE CAIRO CITY GAS CO., and CAL
70 CITY COAL CO., ARR NOW To-
GATED AT THE CORNER OF
EIGHTH STREET AND WASHING
TON AVENUE.