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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-28
The Aus.risp's Handicap.

Austria's fishing industry suffers
from the handicap that the fisher
nen are nearly all In the clutches of
usurers They are compelled to Dor.
row money when the catch Is poor.
and they are never able to get OFT
of debt again.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-28
FROM CORNELL TO
THE W0RKH0USE
YOUNG MAN WHO SPENT LARGE
SUMS OF MONEY ON WOMAN
coNFEssEs FORGERY.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 27-From
the graduating class in Columbia Uni
yersity law school to an inmate Of
the Marion county workhouse is a far
cry, but it is the path that has been
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-28
Wages of Cotton sninnrrs.

The average wages paid In the
Lancashire district. England. to cot
Ton spinners range from about ) ~
4 week for doffers to s6.72 for men
in opening room and s1s.2o Tor
carding oveTseers-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-28
Crss.

Mrs Hleks-So your husband has
given up smokingf
Mrs. Wicks-Yes.
Mrs. Hieks-You noor cha, Hns
yoa must sunerl-sossrvilis Jszr.
nal
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-28

st the Pathc on Eighth strict e-rhe
r,iker's Dream will be the picture
ssow with Kong Sweetheart and
gcses.7 a charge Of program yin
also he given at The Nickelodeon on
Washington avenue. Performances
eygFy nigh q, at both these rths2tfes,v
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-28

Yards located at seth street and Big
-Four track. near the E. Nordnsp
plant at west gath street. only hieh
grade Illinois Goals hsn6ied. We vii
appreciste al patronage given Us;
Phone. Home ia: Terms c. o D.
WEST slpE ccAL COMPANY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-28

From a Broker. Diary.
Aug.1-I have been seat out here to
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-28
Women and secrets.

shelI see the Russian secret serv-
ice employs more than 5000 women.
He-weIl. don't know Of any country
where secrets leak out more thna In
Russia-Yepkers ststesmia
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-28
time the most enthusiastic, and had

time the most enthusiastic. and had
perhaps the largest attendance. New
Haven, Conn, can rightly claim the
first effort in village Improvement,
while stockbridge, Mass, should be
remembered as Offering the second
More than a hundred years ago
James Hillhouse. OF New Haven, or
ganized what he called the Public
Green association" He raised $500
for grading the green and for planting
elms. One man is said TO have do
mated Ave gallons of rum for this pur.
pose. james Hillhouse was also Unit
ed States senator for 20 years. Almost
every one has forgotten what he did
at Washington, but no one Is ever
likely to forget his services In making
the city Of New Haven classic BY the
beauty Of natures gothic architecture.
The whole country owes him debt
Of gratitude that can only be paid by
planting elms IN his memory.-Won-
on's Home comps8Ioa.es.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
Injured by a Toy Cannon

weilston, o., Jan. frank An
.derson and Luther Powell. aged II
and - years. respectively. were Sc
rsously injured by the explosion Of a
home toy cannon. Anderson
had filed a piece OF gas pipe with
powder and lighted a fuse attached.
but there was nothing doing. He
investigated at close range, and the
pipe burst. His right arm was ter
risly mangled and he was seriously
burned about the face. Powell also
was near at hand carrying an UNI
brella. Pieces OF the pipe tore broke
through the wa er-shed. decorating his
face shockingly. Both boys will re-
cover, the physicians say.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
STRUNG HIM UP TO A TREE.
Lynchins OF Negro for Entering a
Young Lady's Bed Room.

EufauIa. Ala. Jan. "A negro.
whose name cannO, d. learned here.
was lynched at Midway. Ala, FRI
day. \ posse Of indignant citizens
swung him up 20 a tree. AMI rid
died his body with but e..
The negro. who appears 10 have
been a we'll known character in that
community. had only recently return
ed from the penitentiary. Wednesday
night he entered the room OF Miss
Morrel King, at Midway. by pushing
open one of the shutters about mid
night, and had grasped her hand be-
fore she awOke. Her screams attract
ed the other inmates OF the house.
and the negro escaped. a posse
Immediately set out after the negro.
and captured him Friday. When
brought TO Midway. he made a full
confession. and the lynching followed.
II Is learned that a similar attempt
was made 10 enter the room of two
other yuong ladies', at Midway. a
short time ago. and the citizens were
aroused Miss King IL a daughter
OF Lem King. a prominent banker OF
the place. and Is a beautiful and cul-
tured young woman. Her mother
died few months ago. and she was
in charge OF the household.
After the excitement had subsidized.
Il was beyond doubt established that
the negro lynched was Will Scott.
a notorious character.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
FLOWER NAssso sY DETECTIVES
swindIer Arrested. After -Four Years
OF Pursuit by Officers.

Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 7.-R. c.
Flower. alias c. &. Daiuey. who ma,
been 0 fugitive from New York since
1893. whore ne is wanted % answer
charges W grand larceny and swind
ling credulous investors out OF about
81 900 900 on alleged bogus mining
-era'ious. was arrested in this CITY.
Flower. who the detectives say is
the most colos,a sal mine swindler Of the
age. was captured in a room In one
or the Dig office buildings. in the
center OF the CITY, where. II develop
ed. he has been located for some
time. Under the name 81 Professor
Oxford. the detectives say, he was
seeking 10 secure money from inves-
tors ny representing that he had a
wonderful chemical process whereby
he could make diamonds and other
precious stones and a patent brick.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
FATHER CUTS SONS THROAT,
They Had Friendly wrestle Out on
the Veranda.

New Orleans. Jan. 7.-Thomas
O'Connor Jr.. was killed on FRIDAY
night. hasns his throat Gu VITA 4
knife white scIfiinS with his :d'hn".
Thn elder Thomas OConner aa> ar"a
arrested ana charged wiki the mug
de- of his son,
Members u; The fani'v told %" pc
lice 'aa' Vj!.n re family 80. sl'.-
cred on he y,raula father a.. son
discussed whether The s'rouIc-. a.
WAYS wins IN a wrestling jpu'. Ta'
fa,he- c'a!m,1 'ha. the strongest iii
not always WIN. and offered 70 hiNr
wrest!e win MS son.
The family said that -" father
was laughing a. the time he arose
from the floor. after apparently get
ting the best Of he bout. ami that
Immediately af'erward deep cut
was discovered in the young mans
throat.
The police claim that the father
Is daZpi. a. IL suffering either from
a drug or drink. and that tuey have
been able % learn nothing from a.m.
-ae son Va, - years Old.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
Asre. Upon a jim Crow Law

Montgomery. IA. Jan. 7.-TAs
city council ana the Traction compa-
ny Ia, sgreri upon 4 Jim Ccow law
that VIII have 'Ie effect " keeping
the negroes and me whites separate.
bu' a. ne same Tine allow ~ them
% ride In the same cars The ne.
gro, are - A. the cars from ne
rear AMI 'N" white, from me from;
except 'ha' he whites are ~ have NO
sea- az he font ~, ~ be used 81
negroes a. a..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
life RATS MARKED
"CITY OF PANAMA.
Drift Ashore Near Pescadora,
California.
es4ip IS BELIEVED TO BE LOST
Pacific Mail Liner, City Of Panama.
% Thought To Have Been Wrecked
NJ ses--over One Hundred People
Were on Board.

San Francisco. Jan. NO fur
<her news as yet has been received
.Aere bearing on the fate OF the Pa
|.&f0c Mail Liner City of Panama.
vhich. sailed from here Monday last
E<er southern ports.
Aecording to a telephone message
|rscslved from Pescadore Friday night
1wo life RATS came ashore at War
dell Beach. 10 miles south OF Pesca-
-dore Jan. at o'clock and there
we're on the RATS oars. boat
hooks, a barrel OF water and a box
{ of crackers. Later in the day two
more RATS came ashore two and a
hsif miles below Wardell Beach SINH
larry equipped. while on shore large
Quantity of wreckage was seen float
1ns. Both OF these RATS. 1t is said,
mere marked City OF Panama.
IL is known that the steamer upon
leaving here Monday In the teeth Of A
heavy northwest gale, had come 70
some trouble on the bar. as she was
stopped there for a time before pro-
cecding on her way south.
The City of Panama was one OF the
Oldest vessels on the Pacific mail feet
and was commanded by Captain A.
w. Nelson.
There were no passengers on board
the ship.
Had the City OF Panama continued
'uninterruptedly on her way she would
have been due Friday at Mazatlin.
Mexico. her first port OF call. The
Pacific Mail boats take the outer
>ccnrse from San Francisco down. gem
orally keeping outside the Santa Bar
bara channel islands, and standing
well OF shore until they reach the end
OF the peninsula OF lower California.
mere they turn into anchor OF tho
bay OF Mazatlin. which Is on -
mainland shore.
The beach IL now being patrolet
for miles watching for bodies which
may drift ashore.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
Body was Eaten by Hogs.

Jcsu?. Ga. Jan. "A nude ne
gro. presumably about 60 years Old J.,
with both leg, and one arm ssveced
close - thp trunk, Is what sec
ton hand discovered lying On the
Gro. ties a miles from The depot. The
peculiar thinI was that no trace ~ the
garments or missing limb, could D.
found. There was no wounds 81 a
single description on the body % war
rant the assumption OF foul pla, The
Crews lme theory that the members
were Destroyed by hogs ,eomSNhe only
plausible solution. The negro vas
evidently knocked from me track by
the ,ou'hronni passenger 40. 81, ma.
wa> scyrra. apIrS late. passing here
about as o'clock. Thp-" va, no
means of identifying thu body rNcep,
4 handkerchief lying near and uei
In one ~ - corners was punched
coniuc'or's slip and a pos,a' receipt
bearing q Florida postmlrk. The man
had only one eye.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
statu. OF Late president

New York. Jan. flames b.
Duke. President OF tie American To-
bacco company. who has one OF the
about - add 10 IL a life size bronze
and marble statuary In America -
his home IN Somerville. y. j.. i
abou: 20 al DO IL a lite-slze bronze
statue ~ the late President MCKin-
ley. \ cable dispatch received Fri
DAY announced the successful castin :
~ the statue al the famous Gs,iee
foundry az Florence. Italy. The STAT
ue was executed BY Professor Treu'e-
move from a fayorite picture OF the
la'e president. The statue will -
erected in conspicuous place on 'ha
Duke estate next spring.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
viii Continue Clergy Tickets.

san Francisco, Jan The
Southern Pacific has decided - inter-
pre- me Interstate commerce ac'
either literally as concerns army Off
GERS and C,.rSymen. former users Of
na.f tl-e tickets. No'Wi h>'aniing
he neN led, "a! relations governing 49,.
transportation and communication
from one s'a'r ~ another the Ha~-
rimsn Inc, A.. cOn'ilu. 20 sell this
class their tickets az half price. bat
for only trips "a ne confines n which
state, he '.cn't> are sold These half
fare tickets Will not 30 good % Use
As any par; " an interstate tip.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
Vacant clerkshin Eiled.

New Orleans. Jan specials
from Hattiesburg. Miss. say mat
the vacant clerkship in The Hatties-
burg postofice TO which the negro.
W. T. George. was appointed has
been filled by white clerk. George
recently notified the postofiice depart
mcnt that he feared personal injury
II he accepted the Hattiesburg posi-
ton. The vacancy was filed after
George had been peremptOrily notified
10 appear and failed 10 respond Whit
residents Or Hattiesburg claim tha'
Georges fear ~ violence was not
well founded. and that he hanging OF
piece OF crepe in fun on the post
office door after the negro's appoint
men'. caused rumOr Of A plot
against him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
Aeld for kIlllnn N.nro

Mon -Omrr.. A. Jan IS. J.
and T,,lmau Russo. We knoTl
plan e-s ~ mis- COUNTY az held .os
The killing OF Harvey Toles. 4 neg-o
BOY. cH~.n- Christina, week ThA
r., .imaay shows ina, hey were slo't-
inc a tao'aer negro ana the bo.t =
1''t ,lp' entered he mead " re dead
BOY \ negro woman Eas also hit
,, ,.gl. 5I.-'s The accused ara
member, o. .aliirg families % ~
stare AMI '.e 'yai a 's1ctsi a .a-g'
,-owd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
p. o. Appropriation Gill.

Washington. Jan. Hearings on
the pOs,office Appropriation bill vii.
begin by the house committee on
postotices and post roads next Tues
day. Much consideration Will be Civ
en- 10 the extensive criticism made
of the present system OF the weighing
OF mails 10 determine the compensa-
tion railways shall receive.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
She Was Asphyxisteyi

Syracuse. y. Y. Jan. Mrs.
Avis Van Wagenen. a prominent NO.
man OF this city. was found asphyX-
s2ted at her home here She had taxi
In a bath lale last night and neglect
ed 10 turn off the gas Mrs VAN
Wagenen is a daughter OF Mrs. {. F..
sterns and sister OF Mrs. Frank Mar
TN. both OF Cincinnati
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
AT BANK OFFICIAL
RUSSIAN THREW BONB
Explosion Wrecked Philadel.
Nhia Bluk Building.
DEMANDED MONEY FROM BANK
When Denied II, the Man Threw .
Bomb at the Cashier, Killing the
Official and Himself. ana Wound.
Ing Several 8ystsnders.


Philadelphia. Jan. An expl0-
sion has Just occurred IN the building
occupied by the Four.n street Macon
al bank on Fourth street, between
Chestnut and Walnut streets.
Later reports state that a sensa-
tional rumor is current that an ua-
known Russian entered the bank AMI
demanded money. The man 5e!ns
refused. threw bomb. which ex-
ploded. killing Assistant Cashier Nc
Lear and himself instantly. aud ia
jured several bystanders.
The Fourth street natiOna! bank Is
one OF the large, in he country, -
deposit, agsyegating nearly So. 900.
900.
Several other empluy"s Of the bank
and patrons were injured. Two 81
those hurt may lie. The bomb
thrower had demanded money from
the president of he bank When
he va, refused, h. .ooh the missile
from under his coat and hurled II AZ
Mr.. Ru,hton president II he bank.
\ slight fire followed the explosion
and tenants in the Bul.yt building, n
which he bank Is located, fed from
their Offices.
The police were quickly on hand.
and 'he placed the vault, and the Sc
Curi,,cs OF the institution under a
heavy guard.
President Ru~h,On. after The eN2'o-
sion, rushed - the eighth Nor OF
the building from the street floor. 10
the rooms ~ The Down Town club. a
dining organization. He was very
much excited. trembling like a leaf.
He 'O,i the following story:
~ man who gave his name ~ 6.
+. Williams. shabby dressed. giving
no place OF residence, came into my
office aud asked me Ia lend him s. 900.
was busy looking over some papers
on my desk at the time and paid hut
little attention 10 what the man said.
He 81 there looking al me very Gu
riously. until became suspicious that
H. Vas crank and asked him 10 ex-
cuSe me for a minute while | went
into another office. As LETT the
man he arose and went Over % tlf
- window noticed him ak
Inc % the cashier. but DO not know
what he 'o,i him. The explosion fol-
lowed next did not see the man
throw The bomb. but have every rea-
son 20 suppose tha, he did throw g..
Ny cashier. William T.. McLcdr. was
Killed outright The explosion Caus-
ed great excitement amongst us all.
Glass few from the smashed window
and fel. In a shower over us and four
or five women were among the en-
ployeS who rushed for the door.
understand tina, six or seven people
were injured but ID no. know how
seriously"
Mr. Ru>h'on loft the DoNn Town
CLUB ana returned % the first Appr
where his friends summonei car
riase and sent him - his home
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
found Dead IN Office

KGoNyi.ie. Jan. flames S
lp~,NmJ. ID p0om!nca. Insurance man
~ t.., CIV. Was found dead SATURDAY.
morning IN 1;s othce ~ ne Borches
building,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
DIED az a Banquet.

Bosom, Jan IA a bduqle' %
one u his Successors a: ne Quincy
aous" John p. Henderson. vho was
nav 80 ' ""'' n 1897. was s'r,ck-
N $50. Cay and d.ei vl'h.u a
Few minutes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
To 90, rs Lynenirs

NalIO-Tl. Jan u : Ful-
ford. ~ rGnCn county, ma, been az
res Ell and put 10 la., here. charged
WITH inc-u-Vuus cr'miua, assault. his
alleged victim being his lG-yea--o.d
daughter. The charge was pretsrrsi
aga!ns' Fulford while lIy.ag a. Du-
pont last year. 81, he fled the scene.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
May Get New TrIal

Lebanon. o.. Jan. Henry
white, convicted OF Ia murder o.
Marshal George Basove. OF F.luatn.
may set a new trial The mOti.1
~ seen has been argued by the az
case fsE lae past iso
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-08
Still CAPTURED N Turner County

Macon. Ga, Jan. ~. 5 Dis.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-03-16
rxEArEx

Hitherto Goldfelders have been COM
PEELED to entertain themselves, with the
occasional interruption of a cheap trav-
cling vaudeville transforming outfit,
but the assurance is now given that two
theaters will shortly be in commission,
something certainly justified by a camp
with approximately 10000 population.
The Ross theater is assuming proper
tons. 1t will ia a seating capacity of
1000 and will be modern in all its equip
ments. Plans are being prepared for
another playhouse at the corner of Gold
and Main streets. 1t will be so by 100
feet and will cost $780, 900. A Nevada
circuit. comprising Ely. Goldfeld. Reno,
Rhyolite, Carson and Tonopah will be
formed and will be an adjunct of the
Orpheum circuit. The theater will be
some time in August. while an
other month will see the Ross theater
playing to crowded houses.
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Wanted-Services of a first-class
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JOHNS EPISCOPAL cHuncx

Corner Crook and Franklin streets.
Services for Sundays in Lent; Holy
communion at 5 and IL a. m: Sunday
school at 10 a. M; morning prayer at
IL a. M; evening prayer at 1880 p. m.
Evening song on Wednesday at 4, with
an instruction to candidates for con-
firmation. Litany and short meditation
on Friday evening at 1880.
SAMUEL MILLS. Rector.
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ooLDr1Erp NATIONAL BANK

The application of Oscar ]. Smith,
Bert Smith. s.. II. Wheeler. F. NJ. Crock
er and w. A. Massey, to organize the
First National Bank of Goldfeld. New,
with a capital of $3.50, 600 has been APP
proved by the comptroller of the cur
rency.
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rAcrs o DULUTH,

Nevada's sensational high grade gold
camp. located south OF Wonder. Send
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Chamber of Commerce. 127 Commerce
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GETTING coon szow1nas

Governor Mitchell has returned from
Lida where he examined into the prog
ress of work on the Ida Thanksgiving,
a hoist for which arrived several weeks
ago. The shaft is going down steadily
and the showings are excellent.
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ORANGE

H.. A. Dunn. formerly of the San
Francisco Bulletin, has purchased the
interests of A. NJ. Allen and F. w. Payne
in the Goldfield Chronicle and has taken
charge of hat paper. Mr.. Allen left for
San Deigo with his family Wednesday
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NOTICE

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Schrader and Davis, 1913 Fillmore ST..
San Francisco. Cal. Mf6-2t.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-03-16

Situation wanted by middle aged man
and wife, meat and pastry cooks.
Capable of taking full charge of restau-
rant or hotel. Address F. Alary, 2S
West street, Kenosha, Wis. M2-2t.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-03-16

Competent woman wants position as
cook or housekeeper. Write terms to
40 Hester ave. San Jose, Cal. M2-4t.