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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04

ATTACHMENT NOTICE State OF
Illinois. Alexander county, ss.-ln the
Alexander County Circuit Court July
-trrTr "A. d. y. 1907 II. J.. Halliday Mil
hl3 GDnpany, corporation, PlaintiG,
Is 'W' +. Shaw and f. a. Binder,
partners doing business under the
hrm .name and style of Shaw &
Binder, Defendants In Attachment
Notice is hereby given that a suit by
attachment has been commenced in
said court in favor Of the above
named plaintiff against the estate of
said defendants. for the sum of One
thousand G000l Dollars. Now, there
fore. unless said defendants shall ap-
pear on the first day of the next term
of said court. 10 be holden at the
court house in Cairo. in said county,
On the Sth day of July A. d. 1907. and
give hail and plead as required by
law, judgment will be entered against
them and the estate so attached sold.
LEE b. DAVIS,
Clerk.
Cairo. Illinois. June 18Th. 1907.
DAVID :. LANSDtN, plaintiffs AZ
turncy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04
NOTICE.
Treasury Department.
Office Of Comptroller OF Currency.
WashInglon, l.Iune Ia. 1aO I

Washington, june III. 1907. <
Whereas by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned 1t has
been made to appear that "rhe Alex
ander County National Bank o. Cal
70, in the city of Cairo. in The Couh
ty of Alexander and State Of Illinois
has complied with all he provisions
OF the Act Of ConGTeas 70 enable Ma
tional Banking Associations 10 eSteLc
their corporate existence and for Oh
er purposes approved july 18th
1882; fMa WI
Now therefore ] Thomas p Kane
Deputy and Acting Comptroller ofthe
Currency, do hereby certify that "Thc
Alexander County National Bank a
Cairo IN the CITY Of Cairo. in tho
County Of Alexander and State OF iii
|nois. Is authorized 70 have succession
for the period specified in its amendo
PARTICLES OF association, namely until
close Of business on June 10, 1927.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand ind Seal Of office this thirteenth
day of June, 1907.
tScal) r. p. KANE,
Deputy ard Acting Comptroller Of the
Currency.
No. 3735.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04

hit am er sight casiah TO XII good
habits IN you chillums by lubhin'
EN- dan hit Is by lickin EN-
RI go Is one har as good as 50
'spect 20 naybnhs 10 BE-, 70 won
Lab no tmhblc IN SO locality
When An INKS oh dc way folks
kin ac lax dey am habbn 0 good
time at picnic Al am doubtful
weddah hit am proof dat dcy has
patience or am ies' hippercrits.
Hit am betah TO die right dan TO
lib wrong
Eey am er heap oh folks what
knows hit am or tur'ble waste ter
make wheat an rye inter breakfus'
food.es
Er sc had ouah libcs to lib obah
asu dein or heap oh mistakes wo
Wou'inf nakc bur we'd make Cd
dahs cs as bad american Spccta-
Tor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04

Wbo is ii slunds around and talks
Until each listener fairly balks?
Nho.c arguments are always yell
low?
Tho other fellow.
Who is H. on the other hand,
Whose Judgment ought to take COM
wand
Wh0 alias has the right idee
That's me.
IS BIO Is il rusheg TO the fore
An rec lessly disdains the store
Or wisdom that is ripe an mellow7
The other fellow.
Who Is il if they'd let him run
The business hat is being done
Would keep it right as right can be?
Why. me.
Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04

A London newspaper man Vno hat
been staying Al Stratford on Avon says
he asked his lsndiads one dsy Who
Is this Shakespeare of whom one
hears so much down here Was be =
eery great man To vSt'h she 70
piled; "I.or'. sir e worm thought
hothing on lee years ago lta ne
Americans as as made I'm what e
is
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04

The oldest Protestant church in
England is the Moratian. Recently
The London congregation celebrated
the 45oth anniversary Of its organizs-
ton. This was held in the same build
ing where John Wesley experiences
his wonderful change e tszrt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04
The Money Market.

New York, July S. Money on can
strong TO per cent Closing bid 3
Time loans dull and steady sixty
days ~ 10 6 per cent Hinety DAYS
~; six months 5i2 TO p Prime
paper 5l8 to 6 per cent Exchange
steady, demand S4,S7 to $lS705; six Y
days $4S3.S5 10 80. Bar silver G7ss.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04
CAIRO BREWING co.
Of the lNcYIesa Kind.

a Georgia professor wrote mn arith-
metic tIiai cantaiat'a such ioIigh prov
cribs tbat nobody could solva tlicm.
Que. teaelcr wf'et9 aaking fof 4 key
The professor replied "a \ POSTAL
card "Denr Sir--lt has no kty II Nv
a stem Windof'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04
BULGE IN GRAINS


+ tilcdNp July d. w HEN ,~- ne
sharp advance abroad and unfaY0r-
able weat -ssr in England and on tle
Iccntinent influenced the initial bulge
which brought out long wheat This
learly profit taking was the cal cause
OF The later easing as then wheat was
never thoroughly dieested Condi-
lions in this country hardly warranted
purchases on the advance The wea-
Their is ideal for harvesting and north
western conditions are satisfactory.
Semiofficial reports we've numerous
land indicate little change in winter
wheat conditions the past month.
SHOWS report shows a fractional loss.
I Ohio shows a gain Of two points and
| the Illinois report is 81 Snow figures
la Slight improvement. in spring wheat
and Thornton estimates a IS per cent
reduction These preliminary aIyices
| hardly bear out the immense amount
| OF damage news circulated the pasr
month. Threshng retarns from the
southwest are mixed and are too soon
as yet TO strike an average. The re-
/ cent bulge and fine weather have in
creased materially offerings Of new
wheat Illinois and indiana farmers
/ seem anxious to seil on The basis Of
IlN under September There is no de
Imaud for winter wheat and Cliclgo
Ihas a large stock OF ola crop Liver
pool closed higher Local receipts
we're is cars with IA expected tomor
rev. Northwestern cars 33S. Pri-
nary receipts $4,000 Clealances
1S2, 600 Bradstreet decreased nearly
IG,5o0,0o0 or nearly triple he decrease
Iof q year ago
CORN The state reports in
Ifucoced he opening buying Ohio
shows a condition of r. points under
last year, and Illinois 70 aginst IS a.
year ago. The latter state showing
a per cent decrease in acreage.
Snow estimates the increase in acre
age at 2.500.00) and the conditions Of
he crop S62. The weather is fine
throughout the belt Cash demand is
slow Local sample market un
changed. Liverpool closed shade
frmcr in sympathy with wheat Local
rCccipts were 2S2 cars with PA ev-
pected tomorrow. primary receipts
71fCG9 Clealances 30S 900 Brad |
sft-n Increased 2,t29oG0
OATS Oats in common with other
e aims failed TO hold the mi ial bulge !
Trade averaged lighter than usual but !
local sentiment continues bulish. The /
Ohio report makes the condition 76 !
the Same as n year ago The con1i /
ton IN this state is 30. Snow figures
the condition of The crop as a shade !
less than las month. indicating a /
crop of about SJ0.000.doo The cash |
market wah from TO y higher Local |
receipts were 81 cars with 7G ex
prcicd lomorrow Primary receipts
wtrc SS7 000 Shipments i3i 600
Ciearanccs $4,000 Bradstreet de
cteasGd $50 600
PROVISIONS The run of hogs in
the west today was surprisingly heavy |
and this together with heavy stocks !
oil product on hand and no shipping
demad induced selling by one of the
large packers The buying was Of
scattered sort. partly to cover shorts
Tho closing was easy at sharp de
cline all around 22.000 hogs esti-
mated for Friday.
Receipts and Shipments.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04
ILLINOIS Central
Corrected to July tst, 1907.
THE Fast MAIL HoUrk
ssorssat SD q a,sEsa Routss "
St. Louis & Chicag,

1872 a m. Daily Chicago vestibnle Limited
arriving in ohic, 20 at ll;So .. m CONNECTING
with afternoon Usins for all points east sno
north.
2s23 n. M. J. ally 81. Louis Might Linites
krr.~ins IN 81. Louit Of i;es .. m, connertini
al Union station for all points wet. slsepins
cars open a. 80 3. 70.
500 u. M, Chicago Daylight Expresa
sxcert Sunday, maize al stopE between CANT
uhiosEo, arriving in Chicago ut $3.50 .. r1i
800 a. m. II. Louis Morning Fxprers
sneept sunday, arriving in At. Louis ~ tI'''
HE n. M. ". 1 ouss Fast Mail srriv
ing in ST Louis 81 l5 2. m.
1915 =. IN. chicago Midday specia
striving in Chicago, $50 y. m.
2:36p. IN. Daily -. Louis Limited. sr
lfvtnr IN At. Louis A. s:3u p m
1855 n. IN. Afternoon Eapress for BdiG
Efnughsu., ustiOon, ToioDt, ChanIsitu "a
arc.
$40 o. "a Tbebst Accommodation,
falls l.. n. 1 hicAso and Easf-rs IA
press Hntfna n Chicago A. $50 .. =. adj a.
spoIis - q. ctnnst', $50 .. M. Buoslo.s;7
.. m. Ns- Yosf 1855 a. y, slssVinf ssui
clfesfss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04

did son all iiurses TO those two
CT toner yett-lday2" Ne asked our
ffienJ iiis BE-. dsaisr
lss
st1ke anything
"0n 81 Jones yes"
-3onesg Mhy Jones vas The oae
sAat said hr knew all about horse
= SNOW ie aas ensl The oihrt
fellow didn't huow ihiua ahost
then. end brepghi around fhr-s ~
III a-E.-.-. t--5-a II Eo1ii 6nr
a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04
sourHErn orvi.loh

fur uEtF iliprffT tfrR 10 HEaFDn
sAsugGtfg, CHAR AHoOus. Az
LANA. gaTEeorVILtF. ga
vsNNhH. rfcE-Eute
suA gACKrON Wiz
lts4 =. - '-Tks Diris Flyer" Eszphh
sssf.ilIs sd ttffsouTiife.
au5s. m Memphis aHd New Oriss ~ Li.it
a Via Hen h8s arriving ~ hefspks a. "a
a m. and Saw orleans Sis o. m.
8.oOH. M, iHesh Aaf .et'tssil's.
IsaIn. 81 dasgY. HrsaPnis aod esw DTlsan
Fsst Mai srusisla 10 ssluphis - Les . -. asl
So tstlesnr 81 tHs
tE4fr- ssifY. N.ss.fii.. &c st...et..Ns
a-,sOp N. Falion Accommodation.
Goa an. sen phis snd Hsv Orisaas anssis
.rTfys IN nszl ia 81 u SO ,. -. sew Orlsks
s.5np a Iadss al .sd lSsisFtHs.
ss-Fof tssot an ttck.ts. sies pInE sas as1nss
..cf.tfora ssd furtneI fnfcrmHfloz rppfF .
-ls.sts IE.saFsl Passenger st,ticn, Cairo. n.
4 y. tcSgs. Tissss Aei
Is 4. Hatch, c. ?. 4.
= \. HANSON, Pass. Traffic Mar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04
EXCURSION BULLETIN 1907.
Summer Tourists Rates, via the hi
nos Central Railroad.

Cairo to Dawson and return s ! so
Cairo to cerulean and return q so
Cairo to Grayson and return $40
Cairo to Waukcsha. Wis. and
return $50. .-.. 10 95
Caro- to Milwaukee. Wis. and
return 10 %
Csiro to South Haven. Mich.
and return ..--.+ 70 90
Cairo to ST. Joseph and return IS 90
Cairo TO Bay View and return. n IS
Cairo to Petoskcy and return q 25
Cairo to Hsrbor Springs and
return ....... ............ p so
Cairo 10 Detroit and return p co
Cairo to st. Paul. MINI. and
return .. ..... p 25
Cairo 10 Denver coios and
return ..--.-.. ........... % s.
Ard mary other points.
Tickets sold daily until September
60. and good returning until October
81, 1907 Inquiries oheerfully an.
swercd. J. n. JONES,
Tieist Agent. Cairo.
6. c. HATCH.
cen1 Passenger agent Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04
Receipts and Shipments.

Chicago. H. July 3.-The following
car load lots represent the days re-
ceipts and shipments:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04
IEW YOnK coTToH
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Tc6aZ Yezterazz
Eetundins - registered 1oiA 1e4 !.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04
Stocks - Bonds /. Cereals

GRAIN AND STOCK LETTERS FROM BARTLETT, CAR
RiNGroN CHICAGO BOARD AND NEW
STOCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THROUGH BOARD
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04

Passengers eiiie. -hc aid bar 10 !.
that The iiitsats CYnirs u the spiske.r 81
/ nv many bones leaving ffsiTo ~ 7sGs q. D., -
ssrsstng IA Nas. Y~Ik a. Z. % ths fre.fS,d day 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04
Alexander County
Savings Bank
STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

.Captal. -.. '..tt.... .... --..1 oO,OUu
Surplus and Undivided Profits $4,000
OFFICERS
~, A. Buder .... ....,,.. President
e. @. Patier .,.... .Nice-President
y II. Galligan Cashier
r. Spencer ..... Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
+. A. Buder J. II. Galligan
Thos. Boyd c. o. Patier
VIM. Kluge c. V. Neff
Chas. Feuehter. Jr., N. p. Thistlewood
ID. s. Lansden George Parsons
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04
OFFICERS
DIRECTORS

interest Paid on Tim. Deposits.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-04

Z. H-T1Hs G. =. =.
4. x. HANSON, Pass. Traffic nnr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
DEFENDANTS MUST FILE
THEIR ANSWERS MARCH 4
Judge Ingram sits in Corporation
Court in Case Of Defunct Saw
inqs Bank.

In t'ie Corporation Court yester.
day Judge Ingram of Richmond,
designated by Governor Swanson to
SIT lor Judge Barham in the case
OF the deDos'tors against the officers
and directors of the defunct Savings
BANK Of Newport News set March
as the date fer TIE filing of an.
swers by the defendants to the bill
Oh me plaintiffs. The Judge entered
an order week ago oyerruling the
demurrer of the defendants and
after the answers have been flgI
S s case NIL come up on IT'S mel..
VIZ Noah .Iackaon, of Norfolk.
one OF TIE directors. filed his an.
s%er Yesterday through his attorneys
Wl.its. Tunstall e Wilcox. of Nor.
ioik, the answering being presented
~ their re1ucst by Captain C. G..
berkeley counsel for the plaintiffs.
Attorney john Faat.om. Of the
hrm of Rraxton, Williams & Eagles
ten cf Richmond. was present 10
assist Captain Berkeley.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
mr., LIvESEY TALKS TO
SCRIBES IN RICHMOND
Tells Them How Things Arc Booming
Down Here on the PENN.
sVla. 5fS

"A 81
YasteraaS's Richmond News I.eadei,
printed the following:
walter r. Livesev. onditcr OF the
Old Dominion Land Company. or
Newport News, arrived hero vegtcr
day, ACCOMPANIED by his vito and
daughter. Mrs. aud Miss Livesey are
on their way TO ThnmnsviMn. Ga,
where they will spend the remainder
of tho winter
The virginia peninsula towns are
entering 'lnon a new era of prosperi.
said Mr.. Iivcscv. who Ia identi.
,lcd with large cNrnorate interests.
The approach cf tho .Innye clown Ex.
position s""scn IS horallrd h.. q INC
nomenal increase in the volume Of
huilneSs IN almost ever" Iine Renl
estate values shrw material nj
vance and al industrirl cnterrrises
arc scoring new records for aci!viiv.
Wholesale nnd retail trade is
moro brisk and huovnut than nj any
time since tao I'D i"nm drws. Willie
interest has l,een attracted 10 New
ncrt Nows especially Nv the extern
siyc advertising given fhe jamestown
snow. The hest featur IF the pras
ent activitv IN commercial. industrial
""h I'HNN ines is the substantial
character Of the interests heiny
drawn to Newport News and Han,p.
ton.
"'Wn have overv reason 10 believe
hat tho benefits 'he peninsula is de-
irving will be lasting and that the ne.
Rod of stagnnticn, which the history
OF all big international exposttions
NATURALLY leads one to expect as n
logical sequence following the show
season. will not be experienced bv tho
peninsula towns. On the contrary
we look for q confined increase In
the volume of business in every
branch Of trade and commerce next
fall, and steady and substantial
advance in real estate values.
Newport News, comparatively
speaking, SHOULD derive more solid
henefi's from the exposition than
Norfolk or any district on that side
OF Hampton Roads,"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
SAYS HE WAS SHANGHAIED
ABOARD STEAMER HERE
Washington Harness Maker Tells
Story to United States Commits.
sion at New York.
(Ry AsaocInted presa.l

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Darely able
to walk us the result OF two broken
ribs, Alonzo II. Simms, n harness
maker of washington, ID. c.. called on
United States Commissioner Shields
today. seeking redress for an assault
which he alleged was committed upSJn
him while working his passage home
on the ST. Louis. of the American
line, which arrived from Southamp.
ton today. .,1
He says he was shippsd, aboard, n
British steamship. Inc Theresa Hay
New sast
10. simns said he left Washington
lest SeDtember and went to Newport
News. hoping to sail on the transport
Schley as driver with cavalry reg.
imer.. Cn October 10 he woke M
on tho British tramp steamship load
ed with cattle.
He landed In England withon! n
cent He then shippe1 on tho StI .ouis
rs substitute passer at shilling n
enY Tic clnims he was mistrated.
At the offices OF tho American line
II was said today that nothing Ind
hnen heard Of the complaint made bv
Simms.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
JOINT INDOOR ATHLETIC
MEET IN NORFOLK
Huntington Rifles and Y. M. A.
May send Teams 70 rar-
ticipate.

Tho Second ANIMAL indoor athletic
meet cf tllc Young Mems Aossoc'a-
ton, q Norfolk, with the sSyenty-
first Virginia Regiment, will be held
IN army building, Norfolk, on the
night Of Saturday, March l6 begin
ring ut O'clock. The Huntington
Rifles will send team TO Norfolk
10 ccmpe'c in Tie events and it
Is oXcsctd that the track team of
I've local Young Mems ChrlsGan
Association will participate.
The entries in two events, the
80 yard dash and relay race will
- restricted TO officers nHl en-
listed men of the sevcntyi.2t reg
iment.
Captain C. C. Moere. csarnsn.i-
irS the Huntington Rifles, viii re-
cove entries for the meet and is
new making arrangements with the
Newport News & Old Point Railway,
&c Electric Eompany and lie Norfolk
and Portsmouth Traction Company
fer transportation on the might of
the meet. Special cars and a boat
WI. be run for the Accommodation
of the Newport News people that.
attend the affair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
MAS0NS TO CELEBRATE
WASHlNGTON'S BIRTHDAY
Or. Ea1eston,; Of Richmond, win At.
dreps Peninsula Lodge Friday Il
. q, ssas Might. 81 n /,

& Peninsula Lodge, NO. gyS, AZ il: ID
a. NJ, will observe Wasliingtan,s
birthday Friday evening by special
exercises at the lodge hall. The ora
tor will be DR.. j. w. Egglcston. of
Richmond, deputy grand master of the
virginia grand lodge, who has accept.
nd an invitation 10 he present ana de.
liver historic address.
Or EGEleston is m eloquent and
gifted speaker and is regarded as che
or the best posted men In Virginia
concerning ancient Masonic history.
George Washington was worship.
iui muster Of the Fredaricksbmrg Mn.
sonic Lodge and his birthday is al.
Ways generally observed BY Tie
lodges throughout the State.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
MINNESOTA WILL BE
DELIVERED WEDNESDAY,
Lieutenant Commander Gardner ana
Lieutenant Cone Assigned to
10 New BattIeship

Lieutenant Commander William
Gardner Miller, U. S. N. native
of Virginia. has been ordered 90
the new United States 4attleship
Minnesota as executive officer OF
that vessel when she Is placed IL,
commission ut the Norfolk navy
ynrd in March. Tho vessel will be
turned over 10 tho navy department
by the local sM'Tyard ut the Norfolk
navy yaia next "Wednesday.
Lieutenant Commander Gardner
was appointed 10 the navy from
Virginia OH October 1, 1881 and Inns
served over 10 years MT sea. He is
considered M milo nrd efIiclent
officer and In every way quallfic,
FOR his new position.
Lieutenant H, |. Cone. who has
been assistant to N:e Inspector oi
t'fe ma-fhinery OF the Minnesota, has
been detached from that duty nnt
ordered TO duty on the Minnesota
NJ senior engineer officer when the
ship Is placed In commission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
MOTHER KILLS TWO
CHILDREN AND HERSELF
Cut the Threats Of Her Two Young
Children But Husband Cannot
Account For 1t.
NRy Associnlnd Press.l }

CONNERSNTLLF. IND, Feb. 49,
MIS-. j. s. Mundell today killed her
two daughters, agod four years and
seven months, respectively, and then
committed suicide She was alone In
the house with the children and when
Mir. Mmdell returned home for lunch.
con ne found the blinds drawn. In n
room side by side on he'd the three
iay with their throMs cut. Mr., Maln-
dell says his wife was in perfect
health apparently ana he knkew no
cause for the act.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
Box Containing Tissue Paper Sub.
stituted for Case Of
Loose Stones.
JEWELLERS CLERK THE VICTIM
Strange Man Enters Houston store,
Asks to sec unmounted Diamond
and Then Walks Off with Whole
Box While Victim Puts Worthless
Paper in His Safe.
tBy Aaaoclnfed pro- !,

HOUSTON, TEN. Feb lS.--A jew
elry store was robbed of $4,000
worth OF loose diamonds today. A
man entered the store and asked for
an nnmounted diamond to match ono.
ne had. A box of loose stones was
produced by the clerk.
After looking them over, the man
did not appear to be satisfied and
said he would send his wife nround In
tho afternoon.
lie left the store and rs tho clerk
supposed the box OF diamonds was re.
turned to the safe. There was occa-
sion TO take the box from the safe
again later and 1t was then discovered
that box containing only tissue pa.
per had been substituted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
FIGHT IN POOL ROOM.
One Negro Hts Another Wi4h Butt
of Cue.

'Dilnng a fsht in b. r. Cofer's
POOL room on TweDty-fourff stree,
Yesterday afternoon, G Frles Walker
a rosrt was seriously injured by
lbeiEg struck over the head with Il
pol cue by Farlp2r Epps, a negro
driver.
Both men were arrested by Patrol
man Todd, EDps being locked up at
me s.at.cn house on the charge OF
teiorious ~ salilt. while the iniureti
man was d!arged wttN bring dis.
orderly. Walker was afterwards
ba'led AMI sent to ii.s home, where
his wounds were dressed by ply.
aician.
Tie trouble Is said to have start
ed over Il game or pool
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
GIRL SHOOTS LOVER
AND THEN HERSELF
Carried Out Threat to XIII Him
# He Old Not Make Her
His Wife.
BOTH ARE NoRTALLY WOUNDED
Nora Turner, of Harrisburg, IT,, Went
to Robert kenncdy's Room and Was
Alone With Him When Shooting DC.
eurred-Man Had Asked for Keep.
oakc.
my Associated prea.l

MARION. ILL, Feb. lS.-Nora Tur-
ner. daughter OF G.. Fl. Turner of Har-
rishurg, ILL.,. today shot Robert Ken
nedy and then shot herself. Both will
die
Miss Turner has hcen making hcr
home in this city and Kennedy has
been paving her attention The cou.
pie quarrelcd last night and Kennedy
demanded keepsake he had given
the girl.
Before shooting. Miss Turner told
Kennedy that she would kill him II he
did not marry her today. At noon
she went TO his room. They were
there alone when the shooting took
place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
RerkIey al Shinvnrd

Tho Old Dominion steamer Berkeley
employed in tho freight and passen-
gar service between Norfolk. Newport
news and Richmond. arrived at the
iccai shipyard yesterday to have adj.
ditionai statercoms placed on her hur.
rlcane deck. The Brandon, sister
steamer to the Berkeley. came to the
yard for the same purpose last week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
Captain Joynes Elected.

Captain William H, JONES, who
was elected first assistant chief of
the Richmond fire department re-
eertly. is the only brother CT Mir.
j. B. r. Joynes, a well known Dns.
lnesrl man of this city. Captain
Joyncs has been connected with the.
R.a lnond department for 90 years
and Gas been a captain fer Ii
years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
Capt, stuar. in Washington.

CAPTAIN j. e. B. Stuart collector,
CT customs. Is IN Washington en-
business. Deputy collector Charlie q
snencer Is i'll and during the h .,l-1
lectGg's ahsence Deputy Collector
p, y, Eubank II In charge OF Tho
custom s.ouse. &. *
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
MIR. Mumfnrd 4 cave.

Mr. \ r.. Mumford. who has been
cmrloycd in the drawing room Mt tho
shipNard for some time. left last night
Tor BridSeport Conn. where he has
accepted position with the Lake
Submarine Torpedo Eoat Company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
A SGT Coal ohelisk.

West Virginia will have an ex,
.''b't at the jamestown Exposition
in ta,e shape of great oheflsk
built of soft coal. The ofel,sk will
'be l25 feet nigh, with base 40
feet square.