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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29

More accidents involving loss OF
life have taken place on the railroads
In the past year or two than in any
previous period OF equal duration.
Ia this particular the United States
has won a bad pre-euiinence amonS
the great countries of the worle
There are several times more fatali-
tics IN this country on the railwas
every year than there are in Ens-
land, Germany or France, in pfopo.-
ton to the number OF persons travel
ing Oyerwork on the rart OF etG-
ployes has been the cause OF macy
OF these casualties Physical :orpo,
due to excessive hours of labor ot
railway workers is accountable for
the failure. in many cases. to maxi
use Of the mechanical devices TO PFC
vent accidents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
CONCERT WAS A
MUSICAL TREAT
BENEFIT 70 PRoF. JOSEPH MAN
GRUM REALLY a BENEFIT TO
MUSIC LOVERS WHO ATTEND
ED-ExCELLENT PROGRAM,

The concert given &C the r. NJ. X.
k. nan last evening as benefit 20
Prof. Joseph Mangrum the blind yio.
lnis Was qglte as much a benefit e
tine mus.clov RS who attended, aut
Who were charmed ana thrilled with
The exquisite playing Of Prot Man
erum. Blind from birh this gifted
man has concentrated AT hts energies
and hopes in his arr and nature hes
been prodigal In her slit Of musical
Z nus 70 him HIS playing last might
was most agreeable surprise p
many Of those who had never before
hear him.
Mrs. l., Emile proflet VS. most
acceptable accompanies and inc yo.
cal numbers by Mrs w 4. Hot Mrs
4. Fl. Bourlue ana Misses Lima Wood
ward aBd Hattie Els nberg We're hap
ny additions 10 inc program which
we're all well received.
Culvers Egyptian band played some
inspiring Numbers. demonstrating the
excellent training given fhem by IN
Ar 4 Culver the director.
Quite a substantial SUM was real
ized by the affair although the attend.
ance was by mo means alI that Che
aNcelletce Of The program deserved.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
THEY MAY DEFEAT
THE ORDINANCE
ALDERMEN DlSPLEASED WITH
NARROW PAvEMENTS ON
WASHINGTON AVENUE.
LIFE is BARELY. SAVED
10y Alderman Burke Who Changes
His Vote in Order to Brig the
Ordinance Before the
Council.

| A meeting of the committees on
streets and ordinances was he'd last
might In Tie city clerks office. There
were present the mayor and Alder
lnen Burke Snyder. Wagner, Meehan,
German. Kelly and Davis. The pur.
| 9use OF the meeting was TO consider
lthe Washington avenue improvement
ordinance which had been referred to
these commit ees the night before at
\ special council meeting, A motion
to recommend the ordinance for adop-
ton without change was opposed by
four Of the seven members Of the
committee. Alderman Burke. Davis,
German and Kelly These gentlemen
iook the position that the 20 foot
grass plot in the center would
seriously interfere with the use of the
street for general traffic, if It left only
20-foot pavement on either side
they regard a 20foot pavement as
TOO narrow Some Of them favored
throwing the two payements 10.
gether In the center OF the street,
making il a solid pavement 20 feet
ide, or increasing the width to so
feet, and leaving 25 feet on either
side for walk and grass plot. An
ltheg proposition is that the center
q ass plot be left and no grass plot
bo made along the sides. he pave
ment on either side OF the grass plot
TO be widened 10 Is feet which would
still leave a fifteen foot walk on
either side
The mayor AID other aldermen con
tened for the plan as il had ben ap-
proved By the Board Of Local I'M
proyements and at he public hearing,
5ut on vote being taken on the mo,
ton to recommend the ordinance to
the council for adoption. 1t stood
may" to Q yea" This was a defeat,
and the effect would have been
serious for the success Of the project
had it been allowed to stand. Alder
man Burke realized this and for the
sake Of saving the ordinance from an
Hntimely grave, he changed his vote
70 yea before the result was an
neunced, ana agreed to sign the
favorable report of the committee mi
order 10 let the ordinance 90 before
the city council at special meeting
to be held probably tonight The vote
0y which this end was gained stood as
follows
Yeas Burke, Magner, Meehan.
Snyder.
Nay-Dayis. German Kelly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
NO THROWING
Of CONFETTI
WILL DE ALLOWED DURING EeYP-
TlAN HusTLERs' coNvEN.
TON NEXT MONTH,
BIG NOCTURNAL PRAADE
VIII &c One of the Features ofcarni-
val Season--Comr,lttee Made
Reports at Meeting
Last Night.

There was a large and en- husiastic
Injecting OF the local committees on
arrangements for tne Egyptian
/ Hustlers' convention TO be held ii
ICailo June 20, II and 22, last night
lat the Commercial club All the mem
beers we're present and In addition
Messfs. =. N. Baldwin p. A. Geek ].
NJ Steiss, Albert Goetz and Oscar
( Weiuau, We'll known members Of the
Hustlers organization who added in.
spiraion to the meeting.
Commodore Aisthorpe reported that
Iaf arrangements were being made
for the motor boat races and Il was
decided to increase the amount OF the
appropriation I'M ended for this lea
ltu.e Ia order % carry into effect some
PLANS OF the committee
Chairman Feuchter made a motion
THAT Mayor Parsons be requested to
prohibit the throwing OF confetti flour
ana other hings that have been an
! noy,ne aud dangerous features OF car
lutals here ana elsewhere The mo-
ton was carried.
Chairman Z. d Carey Of the
finance committee reported the total
amount at subso iptions to date to be
$3.50 He also gave an itemized
Statement Of the amount collected
land the amount expended
Tine committee on public accommo
Idations was instructed 70 erect q
Daad stand on Washington avenue be
tween Eighth and Tenth street, seats
Hi ST. Marys PARK for use during the
ia .hletlc events and on the Ohio leyee
between the wharf boat and the ferry.
handing for use during the boat races.
The X vi. H. G announced that
they will part ipate n the evening
Festivities ana win give one Of their
attractive nocturnal parades.
The secretary was instructed to ask
Company X ID take part In the white
suis parade on Thursday afternoon,
June 20th.
The transportation committee re-
ported that an railroads In Illinois
have granted a round ffip rate Of one
fare plus % cents extending over the
tetritoyg between Cairo AMI Nation,
Indianapolis. Terre Hgute and St
Louis.
The committee on publicity re
ported that delegation Of several
hundred from BelleviIle and Centralia
had given notice Of their intention to
come here presenting their claims to
the convention for 1908.
Travelling men have been given al
vertising matter to distribute In
Southeast Missouri, Kentucky ana
n Tennessee.
Chairman Barclay requests The |
To state that rooms viii be |
needed and that in order to accommo |
date the great numbers hat will be
here it viii be necessary that citizens
open their doors. receiving compensa |
ion. Of course. for the accommoda
ions they can furnish.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
PRESIDENT WILL
COME TO CAIRO
LETTERS FROM SECRETARY LOEB
TO CITIZENS AND CONGRESS
MEN LEAVE NO DOUBT.
INVITATIONS ACCEPTED
And the Nations Executive viii Be
kerc Early in October Providing
Nc Unforeseen Circumstances
Prevent.

Il appears hat Mayor Parsons and
President II. A Smith or the CONNER.
cial Club, have D ga very active III
efforts to interest representative men
IN Pres dent Roosevels visit 10 Cairo.
Both wrote TO the president and @
others, including Congressman Hop,
kins and Smith, andr plies have been
received, from All of them. The first
letter received from the presidents
secretary seemed to leave much doubt
with r spect to his trip, b1t alother
received yesterday seems TO clear
the atmosphere and state positively
that he will make the trip unless some
unfor seen circumstances shall pre-.
vent it.
The mayor yesterday received the
following letters which explain them
selves
Washington May Is, 1907,
My Dear Senator Your favor Of
the oath, instant has been rec ived
and the president heartily appreciates
the invitation extended to him to visit
Cairo on the occasion of his proposed
trip Down the Mississippi river
Unless some unfor seen circum.
IS ance occurs 10 prevent the president
from taking such trip, he will with
pleasure. include Cairo in the timer
ary
Thanking you in the presidents be.
hair for writing believe me.
Sincerely your,
WM. LOEB, JR
Secretary to the President
Hon. A. J. Hopkins, y. 5. s.,
Chicago III.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
IN GRATITUDE
FOR COURTESIES
CAIRO VISITORS TO SOUTHEAST
MISSOURI DRUMMERS' MEET
ING MAKE HANDSOME PRES.
ENTs TO JOHN L. PARHAM
AND STEAMER DICK FOWLER.

II appears that one OF the most
energetic workers 10 make The Cairo
end of the Southeast Miss un Drum
mers' association al New Madrid, q
bowling success. was John l.. Parham
II this city. His efforts were pu forth
In a yari ty OF ways, both on the boat
going and coming, and of the boat
and the large party OF people from
his city who went to The meeting and
aho were bcnefciaries of Mr. Par
hams generous ACTIVITY in their be-
half, have decid 70 express their
ceilings in a bstan.ial manner They
lave procured a fi-e water service. 4
pitcher mounted on a litter and gold
lined goblet and have had &c engraved
rs follows;
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
FOR THE CHILDREN
Excursion on Steamer -. s." Tonight
To Mound City and Wicklifte
FOR 5etedt Of the Home.

Tonight the . S" will run an ez-
cursion for The benefit Of the Chit
3ren's Home. Tho boat will leay
Cairo wharf at $50 p m, going to
Mound City. II viii leave the la
ter port at 1880 returning here ana
win leave here again at S O'Clock for
WickliGe I VIII leave that pcrt at
$50 fer the gen raj excursion. The
fare VIII he only 81 cents for a nights
axceiie entertainment The j. s.
orchestra win make music and re-
freshmenis and luncheon viii be
rived On The boat
Tie purpose Of the exc rsion is to
make a few dollars for Cairo Chi
irens Home and the X. NJ. X. c. have
taEen an interest IN the affair on tia
account a large attendance IS eX
pee & from al three cities ard a
2 oil time is assu'red to all.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
DEATH CLAIMS
MIJOR HiNKLE
DIED IN CALIFORNIA AFTER LONG
lLLNEss-AT ONE TIME PRO-
PRlEToR OF A BIG TOBACCO
BUSINESS m CAIRO.

Wo-d was received yesterday that
MAJ. Jesse Hinkle hal died in Port
tilie. California. whe.e be hal resided
a number ~ cas- Mai. Hinkle was
the fat1er Of Mrs. Pill C. Bar lay and
Robert Hlnkle Of this city. lie was
well advanced fl Years and had been
aiiing an winte- u widow AMI one
child survive him in California. He
cano 70 Cairo in t3e seventie-. from
Ballera county Kentucky. and estah
% bed q large tobacco warehouse on
Commercial aye1aa below Esh b
sfreef. shich be- conducted success
fully several years doing a la ~ busi-
ness. He was an unassuming man
and Il a most pie1ssnt disposition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
TAFT TO ADDRESS MILLERs.

St Loris Mo-. May 2S.-A mass
couven ion Of millers. assembled nm
der the auspices Of the Mil,ers Ma
tional Federation. met in 81 Louis to-
day 10 discuss various important mat
tefs Of mutual interest and TO lay
plans FOR lettering the 'rade c1ndi
tons The Miles allege that tacy
ara aot getting their share OF the ploz
neriv and taey purpose TO find ont
ihe reason Why They blame the rail-
reeds ana unjust rates % a consider
aUIl extent and also believe that the
situation world be benefited incal-
cll bis les trade recipfocit+ with for
cien countries. Secretary Taft IS D
address the -ouvenfion tomor ow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
Very respectfully,
GEO. w. SMITH.
Mnrphysboro. H.. May Il. o

Murphysboro. H., May 81 '07
To the Hon Theodore Roosevelt
President. Washing on. d. G.
Esteemed Sir Understanding from
press dispatches that you con- emplate
making a trip down the Mississippi
river in October next desir to ex-
press The sincere hope that nothing
may occur TO ppreyent your visit to
this portion OF the country.
Our people are grea ly interest 4
in the Improvement of the rivers ami
the carrying to a successful conclu-
sion the deep waterways project fer
th Mississippi
They feel that this enterprise is ~
vast importance. not only TO the peo-
pie of the Miss ssippi valley but o
our country al large.
They appreciate very highly the in
trest you are taking in this matter
and anXiously await your coming to
give you an earnest of their high re-
gard and appreciation by extending to
you a royal welcome.
On behalf OF the people Of So1thern
Illinois / earnestly urge you Mr.. Pr ST.
dent TO favor Us by stopping of al
Cairo for such time as you may be
able to spare and honor us with an
address while there.
Trusting y,u viii be able 10 give
rs a favorable reply with the dat Of
your visit 10 Cairo, believe me with
sincere regards.
Very truly yours.
GEO. W. SMITH
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29

The service is e. exhibition in tho
window at Brder's jewe.ry store. 10
will be turn over TO NJ Parh1m
without ceremony. The passengers 4
the boat Will also present q beautiful
pitcher. similarly engraved. 90 thu Str
Dick Fowler. in appreciation Il the
very excel Mt accommo 5ations afford
ed them on The "trip and the many
oourtesies extended to them by the
officer - the boat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
THE WEATHER
issasssssSssssssSsssssssS
Yestsraayls caro- TEMPERATURES.


SKI sterday was fair and q iet Very
little rain was reported by the soy
ernmett bulletin. AZ loWer temper
allure was reported from the nanar
Ohio valley. ana frost III the middle
vslleT. Illinois ana iowa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
TEXAS BANKERS IN SESSION.

Corpus ca sn Tex May pa
LARGE AMI reraesentative aue1da-ce
-afc1 Pres 1ent G. A Beas' ey 81
Hcssion. ibis mouin wen be c3ilei
TO order The sen bird annual cDn-
eeution % the Texas Bankers asso-
Hation. Leasing cities and toxins
the state are represented
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
Wit l. a Tabby Cat Inc?

The dog has had his day: is tte
dav OF the cat at hand? Fo- gons
unexplained reason 1t seems to have
become the vogue recently fer
writer's OF fiction TO drag a cat upo ,
the scene. The plot OF the pierre"
does not demand il. there seems to
be no special reason for il: evidently
It IS just dole to lead atmosphere"
70 the surroundings
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
For the Hair.

An easily-prepare1 solution which
vii act ~ = tonic upon the scalp ard
f-eD the hair from falling ont L.
courosei o. one pint Ct soft water.
one tablespoonful Of salt and three
iabiesrooniuis Of alcohol Dampea
tho roots every other day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
Enr- casts Enr Today.

Cairo ana vicinity: Showers after.
neon or Aignt rising Temperature
Ellino III Possibly showers after
noon of nisht rising temperature
Kentucky Increasing cloudiues8
aad prnbahlY ssl07 efs WARMER
Tennessee: SHOW ~ aith warmeF
east pol#s0n
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
ON THE RIVERS
sarap Rise Coming Out Of uppar Oh .
Temporary Change of Ccm
nanGsrs on Dick Fowler.

The river marked 21.9 feet Oh th
Cairo gauge last evening showing q
tail Of l.a foot ia "a ho rs. One year
aso Il marked tG6 feet
Rising rivers were reported yes en-
aaT from paints abce acre as fol
lows: pittsbnrg 94 Cincinnati 20
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29

by Str Dick Fowler and Pas
sengers in commemorative of
his untirine efforts on the
auspicious trip of The cairo Div.
s. Z. ". d. A.
to New Madrid Mo. 1907
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29
Mnrphvgbero. May n. l907.

Hon. George Parsons, Cairo, ILL.,
My Dear Sir.--I have for xarded %
III president letter relative to his
contemplated trip down the Mississip-
pi copy of which | herewith hand
yen.
/ sincerely hope the president viii
favor US with a stop-oyer at Cairo
and an address as we'll Should he
comply with or requests ! VIII take
great pl asure in being with yeu st
the time.
Very respectfully,
fsesrs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29

The Bulletin Is the oniy paper With
IN a radius Of $50 miles with the ser.
vice OF the Associated Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-29

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-23
THE NEW CATHOLIC
CHURCH To HAVE
AP|PEO ORGAN
PERFECTED FOR
REMODELIkG EDIFlCE
VIII Be ia Form Of a Cathedral
and Built of Cement Block
The Interior is 10 Be Entirely
Changed.

Further details o. the plans for the
new Immaculate -CuucertiOu church lu
this CITY were secured yesterday and
show that the house of worship as re-
modelled wiH be- one of the haudspm-
est IN the southwest. The church.
when completed VIII accommodate
nearly zoo people. and viii have one
~ the costliest pipe organs in Ne"
Mexico or Arizona
THE addition viii be extended west
and viii give the whole structure the
cathedral form. the arms ~ the cross
% project north and south just az the
rear ~ the present building Cement
blocks win be used in construction.
and the present stone building wli be
covered with q coating ~ cement and
striped 90 make in conform iu appear
ance 20 the rest ~ The structure Two
massive towers win rise 40 the front
n the building and tine yestibuie WiIi
De- placed outside instead Of inside as
at present Tire gallery will be- en-
iarged and made 10 the form of a
horseshoe. The pillars Will be re-
moved and the roof viii be- a yaulted
one. New pews VIII replace the pres
ent ones. and in short the interior viii
be entirsly changed In appearance.
The costFOf the Improvements Viii be
about $4,000. 4 committee - now
busily an work raising the necessary
funds and the Improvements VIII be
ACCOMPLISHED. without delay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-23
LI;ARN TO EAT.
Pew People la albuquerque Realll
Know How.

Know How.
This is not an essay on table man.
ners.
1t is simply a little good advice
about q Of the great American de-
fects-too rapid eating.
Nothing makes life 80 miserable. OF
iuterferes 80 widely with the useful
ness Of the ayerage American. as in
digestion.
The quick-lunch counters and the
great majority of restaurants, even the
home diuing-rooms are simply manu-
factories of stomach troubles.
S~lOw-eating viii solve pHe-half thu
problem of Wl-heulth. To those who
suffer already with indigestion and
weak stomach. q with care and
the use Of Mi-o-Ea stomach tablets
restore their digestion 10 "a healthy
condition. 80 hat they can eat what
they want at any time without fear of
distress or suffering.
After "A few days use Of Mi-0-na
stomach tablets. the headache. dizzy
feeling. drOwsiness. bad taste In the
mouth, coated tongue. nervousness,
sleeplcssness. distress after eatiug-aIl
these symptoms of a weak stomach
will disappear. and perfect diges-
ton and "a good skin will show that
the vital machinery i- once more run
ming smoothly.
rake a AAAAlt Mf~I-IAa NhhltA htlNif
each meal SO that it will stimulate
the digestive juices and give strength
TO the stomach. and then il will AXE
care Of the food that is eaten, With
out indigestion and 10 unpleasant
full feeling with switch - many suf-
fer after meals.
J.. II. OtRielly x 60. have so much
confidence in the power Of Mi-o-na to
cure indigestion aud am stomach ills
that they give a guarantee with every
50-cent box 10 REFUND the money 10 the
remedy fails 20 give satisfaction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-23
FIREMAN QUICKLY
BOILED TO DEATH
Horrible End Of j., H. Potter,
Santa Fe EmpIoye on Engine
962 Near bengal

one Of the Santa Fc trains which
passed through here Tor the east Nes-
terday bore tho remains 1f Fireman
J. a. Potter. of the santa Fe who was
scaIded Co death ON his engine, the
ESQ., near HenEll Cal. on the morning
or October ~. The remains were ac-
cumpauied hN the bersiNed wife ana
child aud viii be Inferred az the old
home boo Eureka. kas
Potter Nas ON the engine with I'm
giucer o. r. Wilbur when the acci-
dent occurred The train Was west
bound and running slowly 40 The time
af the accident because the engineer
had discovered thlt there was water
flowing along the sides of the tracks
which cautioned him 90 be- careful
while Dee had slowed down hc was
boz tine act OF applying the brakes
when The engine ram on % bridge and
80 gave away. the beuts having been
undermined and weakened DIS the