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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
Coma to California.

A letter from Rev Clark Braden-
formerly pastor of the Christian
church here, indicates that he IL now
at Marten, Ill, and hat he purposes
To 20 west settling in California, IF
has fine library here. in care Of Mrs
Farrow which he wishes to sell. II
cost him over $1,000 and he will sell
1T at a sacrifice Rev Braden is one
Of the ablest diyines in the country
having been student all his life.
and he was one Of the most effective
church workers the Cairo congrega.
tion has had
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
GOOD PROSPECT
FOR PEACHES
r. 3. KENNEDY REPORTS THAT
SOME VARIETIES WERE NOT
INJURED BY RECENT
COLD SPELL.

D. b. Kennedy of this city, who
owns q large fruit farm at villa
Ridge brought to The Bulletin office
yesterday a twig from peach tree
on his farm which contained ten
thrifty looking small peaches indi
eating that the recent cold weather
has not injured the crop to any great
extent, at least to this variety which
j the Troth peach Mr. Kennedy
states that the apple crop will be
slim, pears will yield only about a
fourth Of the regular crop, and cher
,rles ana plums about half crop.
The early varieties Of strawbef
ries were badly damaged but the
late berries will yield d good crop.
Read the ad. Of 0. X. Houck Piano
Co. in this issue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
FINES NEARLY
ONE THOUSAND
TWENTY-EIoHT OFFENDERS IN
CITY COURT YESTERDAY,
MOSTLY VISITORS OF SUM-
DAY WHO PAID FINES AND
KEPT OUT OF JAIL.

Twenty-eight offenders were given
As result OF two days work 10y the
police force of the city. There were
seven Migrants. and the others were
cases Of drunkenness CT disOrderly
conduct. The fines agsr gated about
$3.50. of which about s55 was paid
Those who paid we're mostly strangers
who came TO Cairo Sunday and had
TOO good a time in a way not permit
ted by law and good order. Tne po-
lice did as well as they could to re
strain the crowd and succeed d fairly
wcli
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

The Wcman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian church will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. William
Davidson. Mrs. A. s, Buchanan Will
give a report of the proceed ngs OF the
Presbyh ny held recently al Fairfield
AIT this meeting Mrs, Btchanan con
Quoted a memorial service to the late
Mrs. John NJ. Lansden, who was one
OF the vice presidents of the Mission
airy Society.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
TAXES PAID ON
THEBES BRIDGE
SHERIFF FRANK G.. DAVIS RE.
CEiVES CHECK IN FULL PAY
MENT or ASSESSMENT.

Sheriff Frank L. Davis received a
checy yesterday from the Southern
Illinois and Missouri Bridge company
for the sum of s72G4.50, the total
amount of taxes due on the bridge at
Thebes. This Is the first time the
bridge company has paid the full
amount of taxation assessed against
them owing to disputes with the Will
age of Thebes over the corporate
limits of that town and resultant tax
alton. t.aIE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
DEEDS RECORDED
In Property Deals Yesterday--Real
Estate Business Is
Increasing.

Clay City Mfg, company 70 Perry
Earnes " d. town Of Cache, lot O.
block 2, $500,
james Picrsol ct ux 10 William A.
Spence W 4, city Of Cairo, first add,
ton. lot "A block 3G, $3.50.
Maude Foster and husband TO Rob
crt Morris d. one-siXth interest in
southeast quarter u southeast quar-
ter, section ~, township Is, range q;
one sixth interest in west half OF
southwest quarter, section %, town
ship is, range 81 one-sixth interest
in northeast quarter Of northeast
quarter, section %, township 10,
range 2, SITS.
Edwin Halliday ct Tx to Charles
Bowler. W d, city of Cairo, fourth ad
dition, lot 2. block IA, $l25.
George W. Fi,hian ct nix to A. Ward
Young W d, south half Of southeast
quarter and southwest quarter Of
southeast quarter section 20, town
ship IA, range 2, 5000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
Fire at BARLOW.

A fire at Barlow City Ky, last
evening about $3.50 o'clock destroyed
4 livery stable owned by William
Crice. One horse was burned TO
death and buggy was destroyed. r.
3 MILFORD received some bad burns
while removing vehicles from the
stable The blaze was plainly notice
able In Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
Sudden Death at Willard.

Word came yesterday that Mrs. w
r Dunning, of Willard, died suddenly
at her home in that city Sunday night
She had been quite well and had not
complained OF being ILL., On returning
from church she had retired, but she
and her husband arose shortly after
and sat on the porch being unable to
sleep because of mosquitoes. She
died seated in the chair without
warning to her husband The cause
of death was heart failure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church are planning % give a 70 ch
party at an early date which Will be
held On the porches at the residences
ot Wilbur Thistlewood p d. Carey
HI e. Denison aad G. /. Barr on
Twenty-seyenth street Porch &C
cessories such as mats, pillows and
furniture suitable for outdoor service
Will be on sale and there will be
pleasant social features.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

PUBLIC SALE. VALUE REAL ES-
Tom Hallidays beautiful resi-
dence property and four Col. Taylor
fine houses on Twenty-figst and Cen
ter streets, near Washington avenue
Thursday. May End. IT o'clock a.
m. at court house. Now Is your chance
for investment or a home. For in
formation enquire u Gilbert g. Gil
bert. Walter Warder, Mas
ter in Chancery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
The Man With Dandruff

can now be cured. He should buy
bottle ofZEMo to-day. ZEMo destroys
the germ that causes the disease. its
use stops itching instantly, prevents fall
ing hair and leaves the scalp in clean
healthy condition. AL Druggists.
PAUL G. scHUH & SONS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
l1onored Mrs. Wardner,

The Womans' Auxiliary Of the
Church OF The Redeemer held very
pleasant meeting and informal recep-
ton yesterday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. T.. r. Wardner Of La Porte, Ind,
at the residence Of Mrs. ] VI. Wen
ger in Park Place West
The guest Of honor gave some very
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
MANY ODD FELLOWS GATHER.

Evansville, Ind. April 70. oye~
10000 Odd Fellows attended the
eighty-eighth anniversary celebration
of the order in this city today. e. ;.
Conway of Chicago. grand sire Of
America, made the principal address.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


Ground has been broken for a new
residence for J. W. Wengcr on the
lots Immediately adjoining his pr =.
ent home in Park Place West, The
house win be about the size OF their
present residence v I'll all modern con
vGnicpc $.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
A Doubtful Rarnain.

1t cost a Baltimore man s47.75 to
kiss another mans wife. AS no pic
tnre of her has been printed 1t is i'm
possible to say whether be got his
moneys worth or not.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
Guardian Amounted.

Letters Of guardianship were issued
yesterday to Mrs. Susan Harbee for
the care of Roger Barhee. the minor
heir Of Mary Larue,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Mr. Harold H. Holloway represent
ing the Mermod. Jaccard and King
Jewelry Company Of St Louis. was
IN the city yesterday in ref renee 10
The Seniors commencement exercises
invitations aud cards. Tn Sen or's
held a meeting yesterday morning and
a great many OF them ordered their
Invitations and cards
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
SOCIAL ANDPERSONAL


interesting "reminiscences Of the
years she resided in Cairo and the
meeting Of old friends was an exceed
ingly happy one,
Delegates TO the state auxiliary
convention which meets at Jackson
vile, Ill. May Sth, We're elected Mes
danes w Z. Gilbert Isabella + Can
dec and D. w Wenger being chosen
An elaborate luncheon was served
and the social features Of the NICE ing
were heartily enjoyed by all who raf,
tcipatea,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Mrs. ]. r. Travis who has been th
guest OF John G. Gholsan and family,
left yesterday for her home in Wich
ina, kas. accompanied BIZ her grand
son John sarber, who will make an
ext ended visit to relatives there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Miss Genevieva Bird Of Wetaug.
was In the city shopping yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Donf forget ihe K n. K C. excur
sion on steameF J. : Wednesday
night Boat leaves Cairo ! and $50
p. m
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

One diyisi Il Prof shortridge's
phvsioiogy class had an examination
yesterday afternoon
Get onto 1.-THE X NJ. X G. moon
light excursion on steamer J. s Vel
nesday night. sncI1er night Of fun
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
Marriage License.

William Johnson and Lucinda
Smith, both Of Tamms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Mrs. e. A. Burke and daughter,
Anna, have gone To st. Louis to visit
friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Mrs G. f. Davis and Roy Harris.
OF Memphis, visited the family of W.
Harrison Thirty's yenth street Sun
daN
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Judge W, s. Dewey left last night
for Chicago to join Mrs. Dew for a
brief visit with relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Mrs. Guy +. Eichenb rger has re
turned from Los Angeles. Cal. While
there she attended the wedding Of
her sister Miss Emma saup to Mr..
Fred Armstrong. OF Silver Bell, Ariz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Mas en- Dick Barr son Of Mr. and
Mrs, Chaplin l.. Barr. will entertain
his little friends FIR day afternoon at
his home Tw nty-seyenth and Wal
mt streets
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30
NOTES FROM THE
HIGH SCHOOL

There were five absentees at each
session Of the High School yesterday
Room Z had one absent, both morn
ing and afternoon yesterday.
Doris Derr. 90. has left school 10
arm housekeeping
Many dogs, cows. horses and mules
are rying 70 attend the High school
at least they herd in Numbers on our
lawn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

The Freshman. Sophmore and Jun
Tor music CLASSES had an examination
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

City Eng neer Wilbur b. Thistle
wood and daughter, Geraldine have
gone To Chicago on brief trip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Mss Mulbcrrys division Of business
composition had an examination yes
terday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

ST. Louis today to be gone several
days.
, Mrs. c. f. Davis and Roy Harris
OF Memphis, visited the family of W
Harrison Thrty.s yenth street sun
day.
Messrs. John S Aisthorpe and II. S.
Caudee will return today from Chi
cago whese they have been transact
ing businss.
! Miss Chloe TAYLOR, Of GRANVILLE ILL.,
who is the guest Of Mrs, +. y, Nollis
| Is assisting With the lax books at tn
court house.
Oscar Williamson and family Of
I1CaS Walnut street are moving TO
Mounds, where the former holds a
railroad position.
Mrs. II. l.. Bursley. Of ST. Louis. who
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
T.. II. Myers Of Tenth street, return
cd home yesterday
Mr. and Mrs, G. b S Penaehaker
have return d from Trenton Tenn,
where they were called by the death
of the late George w Strobe.
John Mulvihill has resigned his po-
sttion AZ travelling freight agent to &C
cept the position of bookkeeper for
he Wilkinson LHmber company.
Rev f. b. Nadger, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. r f. Robertson and
family of Sixth street, will return 10
his home in Jefferson City, Mo, today. 4
Miss Lima Woodward who has been
study ng voice culture in New York +
Il expected TO return next week o
spend the summer vacation at her
nome III this city
Mrs J. t. Gridley and children
Sarah James ami John who have
been guests of the formers sister,
Mrs. T b Farm, il. and cousin, Hon,
Reed Green. left Sunday for their
home In Dietz. wyoming
Mrs. Guy r Eichenb rger has re
nrned from Los Angeles. Cal While
here she attended the wedding Of
ler sister Miss Emma Saup to Mr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

states Attorney Wilson viii so 70
ST. Louis today to be gone several
days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Messrs. John S Aisthorpe and H. s.
Caudee will return today from Chi
cago whege they have been transact
ing businss,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Read the adj of 0. X. Houck Piano
Co inthis issue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Of his son. Ross Bates, q 425 Thirty,
fourth street,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Mr.. ana Mrs. Wyatt Halliday will
leave Thursday for creal Springs,
where they will spend the simmer
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Mrs. J. t. GridIey and children,
Sarah James ami John, who have
been guests of the formers sister
Mrs. T B Farm, il. and cousin, Hon,
Reed Green. left Sunday for their
home In Dietz. Wyoming
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Miss Eva Harris has returned from
a visit to Blytheville, Ark. Mrs. II
=. Harris accompanied her home.
G. NJ Bates returned yesterday from
an extended trip at points in Louis
lana and Mississippi and is the guest
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-30

Miss Lima Woodward, who has been
study ng voice culture in New York
is expected 10 return next week %
spend the summer vacation at her
nome III this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
COMMITTEE WORKING HARD,
Amateur Athletes Are Training Hard
for State Meet

The games committee Of the \. 4. L.
is working hard on The big meet which
is to be held June &. Most or tho big
schools OF the State have promised to
send their best men. and in addition the
Y. NJ. c. y. will enter strong team
Work is progressing rapidly on ,he go
yard cinder StrainGhi away track and
the half-milc cinder pole track
The following letter was mailed to all
the coaches in the state.
Dear Sir:-We. the games committee,
wish 10 call your attention 10 the FOL.
lowing facts concerning the FIRST annual
Utah association A. s. L. track meet,
which is to be held AZ WandaIncrc park
Sail Lake City, Saturday, June s, 1907
% This meet is open TO amy regis
tered amateur athlete in the State
ca An athlete may enter as mem
be-. Of an organization or unattached.
ca The probable number OF entries
which you win have and request for
registration and entry blanks must be
sent TO Secretary F.. j. Milne.
a. These blanks must be filled OUT
presented TO the chairman or registra =
tion committee, Professor Cummings Of
the University of Utah. OH or before June
/, 1907.
one e year. Entry fec OF IS cents for
each event
(6) The above fees must accompany
entries.
nearly as possible the same as for the
State conference meet.
80 The committee has secured about
S4GO for medals, TO be awarded as fol-
lows: Winners nrat place. Utah gold
medal; winners second place. Utah sill
yer medal: winners third place. Utah
copper medal.
i9l Out of-town teams will be allowed
10 retain 80 per cent Of money received
for admission tickets sold by them. Ad-
mission tickets % cents.
II will be the aim OF the games com
nittee to see that each team and con
trerant is accorded the same treatment
and that the officials are absolutely
neutral men and hence upon that every
amateur athlete In the State VIII regis
Il. ], Milne. L. z. s. T.: Fred Ben
mon, u. Of o.: Elwood S. Brown, y,
Al @. A."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
MILLER HAS RIVAL.
Dugan Can Ride as Low as 81 Pounds
and Has Good judgment.
Tribune Special Sporting Service,

Tribune Special Sporting Service
NEW YORK. June Jockey Miller's
admirers may not be willing TO admit il.
but that popular lad has a formidable
rival in the tiny California apprentice
boy. Eddie" DuGan, who can ride as
light as eighty-four pounds, is entitled
to five pounds allowance in selling races.
and who has shown judgment and perse-
Verance worthy OF an older head. Dugan
is one Of four brothers. all OF whom have
been jockeys, His older brother. w, Du-
gan. rode heavyweight races last year
for Barney Schreiber. Eddie Dugan is
under contract for the next two years
10 c. Fl Dulnell. and that means that
the boy Will many time ride for John
w Gatess big bets. Dugan has been
seen in the saddle on New York tracks
only about four weeks. but already lie
has made a deep impression. he being
declared to be as good a boy TO get
away as Miller. Horsemen say IL is the
very best possible thing for racing that
not only one, but al least half a dozen
competent rivals to Miller should he de-
veloped. for they say IL is absurd that
the turf should be depending so much
upon one or two riders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
Club Announces Race Dates.
bune Special Sporting Service


NEW YORK, june 1.-The Graveserd
Bay Yacht Racing association has made
the following schedule FOR the season;
June !, Bensonhurst Yacht club; Juno s.
Brooklyn Yacht club. June 10. Atlantic
Yacht club: June 22. Marine and Field
club. first championship; June 90. CUes-'
cent Athletic club. second championship :.
July 4, Brooklyn Yacht club; July 3. At
lantic Yacht club: July l3. Bensonhurst
Yacht, club. third championship, July 90,
Brooklyn Yacht club July 81. Benson
hurst Yacht club August 3. Atlantic
Yacht club. fourth championship; August
10. Brooklyn Yacht club, fifth champion
ship; August II, Atlantic Yacht club
August "a, Bensonhurst Yacht club; Au-
gust 81, New York Canoe club, sixth
championship; September . Atlantic
Yacht club. September :. Atlantic Yacht
club: September IA. Brooklyn Yacht club !.
September u Atlantic Yacht club; Sep
ie'nbcr IS. Bcnsonhurst Yacht club. In
addition 20 the above. there will be sew
cral special club events
The association will. al the closing Of
tho racing season, award a championship
pcnnant 10 the yacht In each open class
Cuol including any handicap or special
class Of thirty-threc feet rating meas
urement and under and in which Cor
inthian helnlsmen are required. that shall
have the highest record in the series of
championship races.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
VANDERBILT SETS SAIL.
viii Go to London to Prepare Horses
for Show
Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
NEW YORK. June ALFRED Gwynne
Vanderbilt has sailed for England to
prepare his horses for their appearance
In the International Horse Show In Lon
don. The show opens on June at the
Olympia and continues To June Is, and
is 10 be followed by a succession of
shows in various parts OF England as
well as on the Continent, in which The
Vanderbilt horses. as well as other
American strings to show in the Inter
national viii compete
The show Till take place between the
Derby and Ascot meetings when all Eng
lard is hurryinS back 10 London for The
opening Of the social season. With the
interest Of King Edward and the active
Identification OF The best known OF the
nobility with the show society will flock
10 IL. The HAN is TO be clabora tey pre-
pared for the event. ard everything is
taing done TO attract the best interest
Besides the Vanderbilt string America
VIII be represented by the string OF c.
w. Watson of Baltimore. and horses
owned by Ms. Frcncis Francis, Albert
e. Maclay, f.. II Wetherbee, George 3,
Hume Thomas s. Watts. Richard r.
McGrann. and j. c Clausen, Canada
will he represented by an extensive
string owned hr Adam Beck.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
RERRESHOFF'S FIRST
TRIAL FUR TROPHY
New Boat is Being Constructed
for Fresh Water
Racing.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

lrlpGne special Sporting Service.
BRISTOL, r. J., June l.-Seneca.
the Canadian cup defender. built by
the Herreshoif Manufacturing company.
is named after the once powerful tribe
OF lroquois Indians, which roamcd the
great fresh water lakes in their canoes
This is Designer Nat Icrrcshoff 5 first
trial on boat for cup defense under
fresh water conditions. The Seneca is
of the true Herreshofi type of racer,
and no attempt has been made to con-
ccal her dimensions or lines from the
public. Regarding her shape or sail
ing lines underneath, there are only one
or two features which arc departures
from the ierreshoff productions in the
small classes Of a year ago, and these
are in the after and forward ends.
The crew of the Seneca will number
seven. all victorious racing men. in.
cludlug Mabbrt. the man who came TO
the front so prominently in the event
OF two years ago, when the Rochester
Yacht club took the Canadian CUP
There are three candidates for chal.
lengers which are being built in dif
ferent places TO meet the Seneca These
include two coming from Europe and
another, the Crusader, designed by Fife,
the noted Scotch designer which is
being put together in Canada. The di
mensions of the Seneca arc: Length
over all, 46 feet. water line length, 80
feet; breadth of beam, 9 feet Il inches.
and draught of feet The new
sloop Will have sail area of ll5O
square feet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
ENGL|SHMEN AFRAID
OF SCULLER TITUS
Have Returned His Entry Be-
cause Friends We're Sub
scribing Expenses.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.


NEW YORK. June If il is true,
as reported that the Henley stewards
have decided TO return the entry OF Con-
stance s. Titus for the Diamond SOULS,
on the ground that his expenses arc To
be paid by contributions, great nius-
oce VIII be done 10 the American cham
plon. Although entered formally by The
Nonparcil Rowing club OF Harlem. Titus
was TO pay his OWN expenses to England
ana not penny OF IL was TO come from
other individuals or organizations. Titus
Is genuine amateur. His only fault is
that he refuses 10 compete against Frank
Greer. the former champion. who is anX-
ious to meet him afloat But that his
entry should be turned back for that or
for the mistaken idea that his expenses
we're TO be defraycd by club contributions
Is mockery upon the spirit OF falrplay
which is alleged 10 exist In England. but
which spirit does not exist. 1t is true
that the entry OF Titus is not endorsed
by either the National Association of
Amateur Oarsmen or the American Row
Ing association, the chief ruling bodies
OF this country. but then West OF Pha-
6elphia went 10 Henley last year with
out official endorsement other than the
lIndlne Boat club of the Quaker City. and
II West, why not Titus The latter is
a better sCuller than West however. and
that may be one OF tho chief reasons
why they do rot want him along the
noble Thames
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
KEBNB's sTARLE PROMINENT.
Has Good Prospects Of Making Clean
Sweep On Eastern Tracks.
Trihnna spoclal Sportlns Scrvice.

Tribune Special sporting service,
NEW YORK, June 1.-The racing sea-
son is only about tNo months old, yet
the stable OF James X. keene already
stands out rs most formidable. With
such early winners rs Superman, Trans
vaal. SepOy, Suffrage and Phiander, Mr.
Kcene seems destined 10 Win more hon
ors than any owner or The Eastern cir
cut. Resides these which have shown
superiorIty over the fields they have met.
the White and Blue spots will be repre-
scntcd Capuhly in future events by the
two yea -ods Masks and Faces. Frizetto,
Citizen, Chaplet. Bosom, Incoenito.
Earl's Court, Cool Peter Ounce. Mas
ouerade and Rcd Bonnet. In the three
year old division. besides Superman and
Philander. there ere Grctna Green, Veil,
Peter Pan, Grimaldi. Cabochon, ZambeSl,
Kurolti, Court Dress and others. who viii
surely add 10 the list OF the season
stake winnerp Court Dress. three
year -old OF exceptional promise, and
Veil, who as a yeaT-old was late-
season star last wear, are expected 70 do
wonders. Mr. Keene is we'll represented
in all the big stakes.