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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24
Emmanuel Lutheran.

ToHglas street between Washington
and Walnut streets. Pastor, Rev
Charles II. Armstrong. Sunday school
10 a. m. Morning service II o'clock
Evening service, 1880 p. N. Prayer
meeting Wednesday, 7s30 p. m. Chris
tian Eedeayor service CAB p. m.
Az - a. m, in place Of regular
sermon the pastor will confirm a class
Of calechumcns. In the evening at
T.sh subject of th9 regular sermon
Christ Yainly Weeping over Jerusa
lcm.'
The coming week Holy Wcof
ib2ro will he a sermon preached eacn
might / ginning at 7:f5. Themes an
nouaccd each day Public cordially
invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24

Church al corner Of Sixth street
and Washington avenue.
Palm Sunday Holy Communion
700 a. m. Holy Communion and ser
mon, 1900 n. M yening prayer. 7:30
y. M.
During Holy Week Holy Com
munion each day except Coo Fr'dly.
ZOO q. m. cacnaons dailf exce2i Fri.
day. 800 p. M.
Good Friday Mathis. 1880 q. ~.
three hour service l2.o0 Ia s.aa
Svensong 7;a0 y. m.
Easter Holy Cnm,a nl,n. c.oa n.
m. Holy Communion and sermon. II
a. m, children's festival SERVICE. 400
p. m. Rev. A = Todrig supply priest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24
mont
St. Patrick,s Church.

Corncr Of Ninth stree. and Wash
iagton areaCe Father James Dow
neE ra-or First mass and sermon
8 q N. High mass and communion
10 IN. Sunday school p. M Yes
per5 aaa tcraiietion 3 p. m.
Durng ieui. SCI vices viii he held
every Medu sday, Friday and Sunday
EVENINGS. Sermon and benedieiion
IN Wednesday night; rtations OF the
cross on Friday night and sermon and
hcrcdie,ion on Sunday night
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24

= 3. Reese who has rfurned from
Danvllle, H., where he was on tho
United States petlt inry for thrc
weeks, says he had d fine time ana
he has no kick coming, although VI.
Is out about $50 on The trip. He says
the court people and the people 81
Danyille with whom he came in con
tcat, We're oily fellows and made him
feel at home Bsides beipg loser $50,
he Is away behind vita his business
here because Of his three weeks alb.
sence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24

Corner Of Eighteenth street and
Washington avenues Manse adjoin
ing Pastor Rev. A, S. Buchanan
Morning service II a. m, Sunday
school 10 a. m. Evening service 1880
y. N. Christian Endeayor $50 D. N.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:3O p. N.
Junior Christian Endeasor $50 y. m.
Subjec' of morning sermon: Fruit
of the Spirit Evening. "Gnexpcctcd
Clothes of Salvation oppnrtunities.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24
Christian Church.

Rev. O. D. Maple, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
I Communion and preaching at II a.
N.
Subject Of the sermon, "Agenda or
Things 10 BE Done" In this sermon
iteS Maple viii outline the work Of
tae church from now until Deem
Ter lst, when his time expires.
"A Ausine s session will be held after
Tie morn ne service. Members and
fld nds ase urged to be there.
sebiecf Of the evening sermon s
Successful Success The public j.
Invited
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24
Southern Methodist.

Corner Thirty-secoud and elm
stseets. Pastor Rev T. j. Tracy. Ser
yiess al this church are as follows:
Sunday school, $50 a. N. Preaching
so-Fice II a. N. Junior Epworsh lea
gre. e:30 p. n Preaching service.
$50 q. n. Wednesday evening PRAYER
meeting. 1880 p m. Friday evening
cottage prayer meeting 1870 D. IA.
Tae usual services viii he held at
This church today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24

Corner of Sixteenth and Poplar
streets. Morning preaching, II q. m.
Evening preaching, 1880 p. m. Young
Peoples meeting ESQ p. m Sunday
school, $50 a. m. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday 1880 p. m.
Prof Goodwin Of Ewing College will
preach morning and evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24

me funeral OF Mrs Susie Thomas
VINO died Friday night at her home
zoi2 Poplar street after d weeks ill
ness, viii be held this mc,ning at
10 o'clock with lntermcnt at villa
Ridge. The deccdent was n years
old and was an adopted daughter o.
MRS cafmordy Of this city, with whom
she resided until her marriage SIS
years ago. H5r husband is emp'oycd
. ythe Illinois Central railroad. Two
niue children also survive the dccc
dent, one aged . years, the other
only a week cid
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24
Manlc nor !, connrcnntion.

fyn7Ee 1r lie5 Commercial ave
niue '' aolooi 3 g. M; evening"
sH- VIC" 81 ice Of q !.
courses 3. 81 Der. "rhr
seventh IN iyclsafy 0 fthc Death Of
D. Isaac Wise The CT al An,crf.
osn RAJ Auih r. ArpFopriate
ar. ieihy Miss Re lhE scllosser and
tlo Juvenile choir.
seais free. everybody welcome.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24

Corpsr Of Eighth aui Walnut
streets. Parsonage rear cf church or
Eighth street Pastor Rev w. r.
Morris. Morning services II a. m
Sunday school a:45 a. m Evening
service 1890 p n. Epwarth League
meeting al $3.50 y. m. Prayer nice lne
wednesday 1880 p. m
s. vices viii be as follows: 9.a5
a. m. Sunday school; 1900 a. m
preceding. subject. Christ the Tri-
tmphani Leader and King of Gcd's
Hosts : G;30 D. m. Epworth League
devotional meeting; 7:30 .. M preach
ms. Gods Invitation TO BE Saved =
AT ar cordially invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24
RINK CLOSED FOR WEEK.

The Roller Rink VIII be closed all
illis wock owing TO the a9seDce Of the
manager Wm. susa1ka, who has keen
called away firm TIE city or bus ness.
The Rink viii reopen Easter Monday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24
REFRieERAToRs.

Tho P opie's Furniture Company
have received a car load Of refrigera-
tors and ice boxes which they wiz nn.
Iced and display TO the public Mandsg
This cnrccrH now closes at G O'Clock
except on aSturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24
TODAY AT CAIRO CHURCHES

PALM SUNDAY CATHOLIC, EPISCOPAL AND
LUTHERAN CHURCHES n MEMORY or oHRlsT's TIL
uMPHAL ENTRY JERusAEER-REV S. C. oHRuM WILL
HOLD MEMS MEETING THIS AFTERNOON AT CAIRO BAPTIST
cHuRcH SUBJECT WHO RESPONSIBLE KILLING
OFFICER poUp?o
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24

The Bulletin Is The oniy paper with
IN a radius Of $50 niles with the ser.
vice OF the Associated Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Not Dangerously NJ.

Various wild reports have been lii
circulation during the last two days
Az y thc state 81 Mrs, Marvin Borcn.
A'tnoush ~ great distress over the
terrible calamity which has been
Drought upon her In the trag dy OF
thursday night she is not d~ngerous-
ly Ill and was aIia IN ba onf vpe erdav
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24
NOTICE KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS

Knights of Columbus. Cairo Com.
eli 80 1927 wiz meet at ST. Patrick s
BAL # LOO SUNDAY afiers0nn. March
3. ash viii tend. ia a body. the
frncTal Of our late brother. z. T.
noud.
F. II. sMYTH. s. *
J. II. SULLIVAN. +. S.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-24

iife was not heavy about the same as
that o. nearly year ago when a
similar house was burned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
AN INCREASE
FOR BARRE P.O.
Salary Of This Office Is Now
$1,000 a Year
MONTPELIER GAINS ALSO
Biggest Increase in Vermont Is in Bel
lows Falls and in Proctor-Lyndon-
vile Drops OF ssOo--other sal
aries in State.

Washington D. G., June 4--The post
Office department has announced the re.
adjustment of postmasters salaries for
Vermont which win take effect July i.
There are "a changes. The Office at
Fort Ethan Allen, which has been pay.
ing salary Of S1,I00, ceases to be a
presidential Office, and the compensation
will be the amount Of stamps cancelled.
The postmaster at Lyndonyilie viii have
salary Of ST 500, which il Il reduction
of $500, due to the falling off in postal
business there.
The postmaster at Hyde Park win be
paid hereafter 1900 and at North BEN
nington $1,000, reduction Of $100
each. Proctor and Bellows Falls will
pay S2,i00 and $2,s00, an increase of
5000 in each instance
The other Vermont increases are 500
each, SO that the salaries Of the follow.
ing Offices viii be: Castleton, johnson,
and Saxton River, $500; Barton Land
ing and Island Pond, $i 500; Whining
ten, Si,T00; Hardwick, $1,000; North.
field and Windsor, $4,000; Aiiddlebury,
So 100; Newport, $4,000; Springfield
50 300; Bennington, s2,5c0; st. AIbans,
81, 600; Barre, $2,70O: Montpelier, 81 !
500; Brattleboro, $4,000; Rutland, $s,.
100.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
DYNAMITE OUTRAGE.
Two Women Terribly Injured By an Ex-
plosion in a Stove.

New York, June Ain what the po,
lice believe was a dynamite outrage
Mrs. Eliza Maroney, GO years Of age
and her daughterin-law, Mrs, Mary
Marouey, 35, were seriously and pos
sihly fatally injured yesterday at their
home in Mount Vernon The women were
IN the kitchen when the stove exploded,
setting FIRE TO the room.
The stove was so completely wrecked
that il Is believed by the authorities the
explosion was caused BY stick of dyna-
mite that had been placed in the fire
box. Everything in the room was demol-
ished. The women were badly burned
and were also injured by flying frag-
ments Of the stove.
Besides the two women injured the 10
year.old daughter Of Mary Maroney was
distianred hy the explosion and is in a
serious condition.
It was declared by the police last night
that Joseph A. Aiaroney, husband Of
Mrs. Maroney, received a number Of
letters and that some weeks
ago $500 was demanded Of him in a
eBlacl1 Hand letter,
Alaroney conducted a saloon in the
basement OF the building where the ex.
plosion occurred The upper structure
was made up of tenements Windows
were shattered. ceiling fell and a panic
ensued among the tenants. What adds to
the mystery OF the affair, was state
ment last night that there was no fire in
the stove when the explosion took place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
BRorHERs SHIELDED EAcH orHER
But Both the Kaleys Were Found Guilty
in Burlington.

Burlington, June 4.--The two Kaleys
George and John, who figured in the Sat
urday night mix.up on Maple street,
were both In city court yesterday to
answer to charges of breach Of the peace,
Both pleaded not guiity They were con
vieted, however. on the testimony Of the
police, DR. +, W Baylies and Mrs. Kath-
erine McKanna, their sister,
The two brothers attempted to shield
each other. Although Johns face was
badly rashed and bruised, he insisted
that George did not nssauIt him with
any weapon but that the facial dis,
fgtuations were the result OF a couple
Of falls TO the aoor. Or. Baylies testi-
fed that John told him the wounds were
received from Il hit with bottle from
George The sister told OF a fight the
brothers had that evening, the tronble
apparently commencing over grocery
account. She also told OF a rather free
an easy breaking Of crockery.
George Kaley was fined $50 and costs
of s12.22. with an alternative sentence
Of III days IN the house Of correction
at Rutland, while John was fined a SINH
lar amount with costs Of Ss.40, and an
alternative sentence of 80 days in the
house Of correction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
PINNED UNDER HIS AUTO
f. B. White and Companion Went over
Bank at Brattleboro.

Brattlebofo. June Awhile taking an
carly morning spin ID bis touring car
Sunday morning with a party Of friends,
Frank b White, the manager Of local
garage, went over an embankment On the
putney road while headed for home. The
machine had exploded tire inst before
this time and -four members OF the party
were walking while Mr.. White and an
other member remained in the machine
which was running at about three miles
an hour.
4 nut worked loose on the steering
gear and the machine suddenly became
unmanageahle. II headed for the bank
and before it could be stopped, rolled
over with the two occupants pinned
under the machine. One managed To
crawl out and, help arriving. Mr. White
was extricated from under the steering
gear. The machine was undamaged and
none of the occupants were badly hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
OFFICERS HAPPENED ALONG.
Just as John wark and George cruick-
shank Were whacking Each Other.

As q result of engaging in q scrap on
Pike street last evening just as officer
Hamel came along on his River street
beat John Wark and George Cruics.
shank were arraigned in city court this
morning on the charges Of breaking the
peace Both men pleaded guilty and
were fined IS with costs Of S6.10 each
which they settled. As the officer APP
peared on the scene Wark was using his
fists quite effectively on Cruickshank
and the latter was endeavoring to welt
Wark with q big stone chip.
George Vail OF Bethelehem, n. H., was
arrested last night by Officer Hamel for
intoxcation. Vail pleaded guilty in
court this morning and took his alter
native sentence Of 20 days IN Jail Off
Ger Carle arrested Edgar Mayo Of Mont
pplier yesterday afternoon for intoxi-
cation. Mayo said he was guilty and
paid fine with costs amounting TO
s1I65.
Jack wire-king' travelling ped-
Ter Of wire coat hangers, was arrested
this afternoon BY officer Carrie, who
found him back Of Williams storehouse
on Granite street cursing at a crowd Of
Yong children who had evidently dis
turbea his quiet snooze. After the Of
deer had placed him in q cell at the police
station the prisoner began to pound the
side Of tho cell and call for The chief
u amt drunk," he yelled "f've travel.
ed this country for 10 years aud | know
when I'm drunk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
MAYORS GOODNESS
SAVED HIS LIFE
Maniac Entered Chief Executives once
in Jersey City and Told Officer
to Prepare to Die-The Mayor
Did, in Another Way.

New York, June Al Mayor Mark ia.
gan of Jersey City had 4 thrilling ex-
perience late yesterday with d lunatic;
hut the mayors self possession saved
him from an attack. John Cannon,
stalwart negro entered the Office, and
when the mayor asked his mission, ex-
claimed in a low tone, II came to kill
you; prepare to die
The mayor realized that he was deal
ing with mad man and calmly said;
Il have some important matters that
should be attended to. Mr. Cannon, and
for the public weal you, being good
citizen, will permit me 70 dispose Of
them. They viii take only few min
utesn
: The man assented and the mayor sum-
moned his secretary, Joseph 0'Connor,
and directed his attention to a hastily
written message to call policeman in
the outer office, and, returning said; Mr..
Cannon there's gentleman outside ask
ing for you;. will you see him?" The
insane man stepped into the ante room,
where he was arrested, He was sent to
the county insane asylum, from which
he was recently released.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
FOURTH TEAM
DISBANDED
Franklin Players Left For
Other Places Yesterday
TRY TO SAVE FRANCHISE
Meeting to Be Held in That Place TO-
morrow Night to Attempt to Hold a
Franchise--only -Four Teams
Now Remain.

Franklin, N. Fl, June 4.The base.
ball game announced for yesterday was
not played, the Franklin players with
one or two exceptions left town yes
terday afternoon
William r. yanDuzer Of Laconia,
president of the New Hampshire league,
Alderman James Il. Mcdonald and di-
rector cavagnaro 81 Manchester were
here yesterday trying to form an asso-
citation Of 20 TO make the Franklia
franchise, they have heard that George
H, I.argy Of Manchester the owner,
had given up the team
President YanDuzer proposes a league
to consist Of Laconia, Franklin, Man
chester, Barre Montpelier, Burlington
and Plattsburg n. y.
A meeting has been called for We'd
nesday night al the opera house to
consider the situation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
HURLED FROM AUTO
HIS NECK BROKEN
Harry Hamlin, One Of the Wealthiest
Citizens Of Buffalo, N. VI, Was Killed
IN Tragic Manner Yesterday
Afternoon.

Buffalo, N. II. June 4.Harry Hamlin,
one Of Buffalo's best known and
wealthiest citizens, was killed in an auto
mobile accident Oh the Williamsyille
road mile north of the city line late
yesterday afternoon Mr.. Hamlin's auto
mobile collided with a light wagon driven
by Jacob Schaller, retired butcher Of
Buffalo, Hamlin was hurled To the road
side and instantly killed Schaller was
badly hurt but will recover. John Hec.
kel a 12-year.nld boy, who was in
Schaller's rig was fatally injured Both
his legs were broken anu his skull irac-
tured.
In the automobile with Mr.. Hamlin
were Anthony Gavin. member Of the
Buffalo police force and the two Of Ham.
Inns employees, one Of them acting as
chauffeur. Opposite the Country club
two automobiles going In the same direc+
tion passed the Hamlin party. The road
was covered with heavy coating of dust
and the two rapidly moving machines
left dense cloud Of dust in their trail.
Schaller and the boy were driving toward
Buffalo and the automobiles were going
in the opposite direction toward Win.
iamsville.i The first two machines pass
ed them well to the right
Schaller was pecring ahead through
the dust when Hamlin's machine flashed
directly in front Of him. There was not
time to turn out. The automobile struck
the horse tearing OIL its front legs and
carrying the wreckagc of the wagon 200
feet down the road. Schaller was tossed
to one side but the boy was jammed into
the wreckage of the rig and the front Of
the automobile. The left front wheel of
the automobile came off fitting the ma
chine to the left. Mr.. Hanlin who was
Oh the front seat with the chauffeur was
thrown over the ditch and onto the troll
ley tracks which parallelel the roadway.
He landed head foremost on the rails.
His neck was broken The chauffeur and
Gavin escaped with slight injuries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
MARRIAGE in MONTPELIER.
Frank BrunelIe, Montpelier Granite Deal
er, Married to Lena =. Doncette

Montpelier, June 4-Frank Brunelle,
who is in business under the name Of
the Green Mountain Granite company,
ana Miss Lena Il. Doucette, daughter Of
Jchn Doucette. graduate of st MichaeFs
school, were married yesterday morning
at o'clock by the Rex Fir. Cullion, only
the friends and immediate relatives being
present The bride was given away by
her father and the father Of the groom
st0ad up with him, 'rhe bridal costume
was white chiffon, Nith a veil and she
carried shower bouquet
After the ceremony, the party ad-
iourned to the residence Of the brides
father and partook Of wedding break
fast at ten o'clock.
The young people were the recipients
of some valuable and appropriate gifts,
and on their return from their honey
moon will reside at their home on River
street. near the Pioneer mill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
WATER SUPPLY P0cR.
st. AIbans Doctors Make Complaint To-
City Council.


st. Adams, Ialne The rank condi,
tion Of the city's water supply was the
principal subject FOR discussion At last
evenings meeting Of the city council.
Mayor Atwood started things going BY
reading the following communication;
ITO the mayor and city council
"iNe, as members Of the st. Albans
Clinical society, believe that the pres
ent condition of the municipal water
supply " q menace 10 the health of
the community. Therefore at recent
meeting Of this society it was unani-
mously voted that we recommend to
the city council that they employ an
experienced sanitary engineer: versed
il reservoir water supply systems, that
he may take ample time in cooperation
with the city council, and the state
board Of health, ia ascertaining the
cause of this condition, and recommend
ing q radical remedy, and that the city
council take early measures To eradi-
cate the condition.
rs. w Paige President
DIR. P0ige addressed the council on the
subject of water conditions and made
several practical and helpful sigges-
tions, which IL il believed would remedy
matters if carried out, Letters on the
same subject containing practical re-
commendations were read from City
Health Officer DR.. "A. o, Morton and
from Dr. il, y. Holton, secretary Of the
state board oi health.
Some members of the council believe
that the conditions would be greatly
remedied by flushing out every pipe
from the reservoir to the city limits,
and this job will be undertaken to,
night. The condition has become q
most serious one ana many Of Che citi-
zens are up III arms over it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
JOINED MAINE LEAGUE.
East Manchester Out Of State League
and West Sides Remain.

Manchester, n. IL, June 4.-At a
Meeting Of the directors Of the West
Manchester base ball association held
last evening it was voted to continue
as members of The New Hampshire
state league and thereby turn down the
offer OF the East Manchester Athletic
association, whose owners had made a
proposition to merge with the West
SideFs and make one team.
According to Manager Mcdonald
after meeting with President Van
Duzer at Frauklia yesterday afternoon,
there is a possibility Of Concord again
becoming a member Of the league.
"StickN Aldrieh OF Laconia has been III
conference with Concord people with
reference to resuming operations in that
city and there Is possible chance Of a
league team being placed there.
Mayor Nevins Of Franklin was con-
suited yesterday afternoon as result
OF which il is said that there win be a
publin meeting on Wednesday evening
Of the citizens 81 Franklin interested
IN base ball in that city and an asso-
eiation viii be formed to carry ON the
team.
Manager George Largay, who has not
Us vet given up the franchise, has not
been consulted in the matter So far
as ne Il concerned he Is agreeable If the
new talked of association viii assume
the responsibility Of all debts contract
ed. Manager Largay will certainly be
represented at the meeting.
One thing i certain, that the East
Manchester team has Withdrawn from
the New Hampshire state. league owing
to the existing conditions and has joined
hands with the Naine state league and
will play its first game there the latter
part Of the week and home gaines here
the FIRST Of next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-04
FOUR TELEPHONE MEN
GET OFF The LINE
r. H. Lyons, C. W. Scarf, George T
Cutler and c. R. Smith Leave New
England System and Will 60 to
Seattle, Washington.

Closely following the transfer Of the
management Of the local division OF the
eNw England Telephone company to the
Vermont Telephone company comes the
announcements of the designations Of
three Of the high officials Of the com
pany r. H. Lyons Of Montpelier, who
for nine and halt years has been man
ager Of the Montpelier district, G. W.
Scarf OF Burlington, special agent, and
George n Cutler of Burlington. fore
man, are those who are 70 leave, in ad
dition to G.. r. Smith, an exchange fore
man, whose resignation was announced
short time ago.
All four Of these men are going to
Seattle, Wash, to engage III the tele-
phone business in speaking of the
change AFR Scarf said that his resigna-
tion was not due to any unpleasantness
with the company but that he was sim
ply going to better himself. He has been
special agent for twelve years. Mr.
Lyon has sold his residence on East
street, Montpelier, to @ u. Jackson