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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
DRAMATIC TREAT
FOR CA|R0!TES
WILL BE THE APPEARANCE HERE
T o N G n T OF HENRlETT a
CRO3MAN IN NEW COMEDY
HIGHLY PRAISED IN CHICAGO.

What will undoubtedly he the big
gest dramatic treat of the season will
be the appearance tonight Of Hen.
r.etta Crosman in delightful new
comedy. All of a Sudden Peggy"
Henrietta Crosman is recognized as
one Of the leading actresses of the
country During the holidays she APP
peared at Powers theater in Chicago
in Peggy and was accorded the
highest praise by the press Of the en-
tire city, Burns Mantle, the noted
dramatic critic of the Inter-Ocean in
a column review of Miss Crosmas and
"All of a Sudden Peggy" said:
"A pleasant and pretty ard placid
comedy is Ernest Dennys All Of a
Sudden Peggy" in which Miss Hen.
rietta Crosmaa appeared in Powers
theaDer last evening II is as clear as
a brook that runs through a meadow
and there is something Ct the same
suggestion Of freshness and whole,
someness about it, II Is never very
furiously stirred up. 1t ripples over Z
row or two of stepping stones and
futters down silly little rapid. But
for the most part it flows smoothly
and peacefully toward the comedy sea
of matrimony.
Miss Gro man is Just the type of
actress to play such a comedy. She
is nothing if not refreshing. There
never is a suggestion Of coarseness
in her characterizations Her laugh is
hearty, her smile is fetching her tenn
permanent buoyant, her manner eagag-
ing She IS q womans comedienne
whom the men like. And hat is a
reputation tina stands up n true vir'
tues 1t is not necessary that play
be either very exciting or wildly in
teres ing to make her welcome in
it, for she is a JOY in herself
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
CLUE TO IDENTITY OF MOTHER
OF ABANDONED BABY BOY
Young Woman Who Brought Him Here Believed
to be His Mother--Was Resident of
Fulton, Ky.

Special Officer Mcnamara, of the
Illinois Central yesterday gained
some clue which seems to indicate
that the baby boy abandoned here by
a strange woman some days ago be
longs in Fulton Ky. The story
printed in The Bulletin the other day
was quite correct as far as it weht,
but it had little TO say regarding the
Miss Webb" who Brought the baby
to Cairo. claiming 10 have received IL
at Bridge Junction from another
woman. Miss Webb" represented
herself as an innocent victim of the
baby's mother who foisted the little
one upon her under pretenge of hav-
ing forgotten something on the train
which she had just left 10 take the
"bob-tail" into Caro- Miss Webb"
stated that the strange woman had
boarded The through train to get the
forgotten article and did not return.
Quite another phase is put upon
the matter by Yesterdays develop
ments. Il appears that Officer Me
Dade came up from Fulton yesterday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

and in conversation with Officer Nc.
Namara 1t developed that circum.
stances at Fulton and here also seem
TO Justify the belief that Miss
Webb" was herself the mother of the
babe and thar she is from Fulton
well known resident there, and
beautiful young woman She is known
to have baby OF the age and de
cription of the little waif abandoned
here, born about four months ago,
and she has gone from Fulton After
disposing of the baby she sat in the
depot here for some time pretending
TO be bound for some point In Mis-
souri, on the Cotton Belt or Iron
Mountain but took the pa1ucah train
from here and went to that city. Offi.-
Ger McDade says the description
given Of Miss Webb" fits the young
woman OF Fulton accurately She Is
beautiful woman, well known In the
city, having resided there for years.
She acted her part well here with Mr.
yesterday, Mr.. Eichenberger and
others with whom she came In con
tact
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
CITY COUNCIL
ON |NTERURBAN
PETITION AND ORDINANCE RE,
FERRED TO COMMITTEES
WITHOUT DISCUSSION IL.
BRARY REPORT HEARD
SALOON LICENSES GRANTED,

A special meeting of he city coun-
Gil was held last night for gene a.
business His Honor. Mayor Parsons.
aud all members excepting Alderman
Lawler were present. and there were
score of citizens Interested in the
street railway ordinances which were
to be considered The mayor stated
the object of the meeting and under
the proper head, Judge VIM, S.
Dewey. representing the Southern
Illinois Interurban company pre-.
scented a petition and an ordinance
praying and providing that said com.
pany be given right-of way for one
track down Sycamore street t. Diyi.
sion street, thence down Washington
avenue to Fourth street, and east on
Fourth street 10 Ohio street The mo
tive power to be either electric OF
cable; rails to be "T" rails not less
than 10 pounds weight and poles to
be of wood except when streets are
paved when rails and poles shall be
changed to nange and iron; license
of 81 per car to be paid per annum;
the fare to be sc within city limits
for adults; work to begin in two
years and line to be completed to
Mound City villa Ridge and Mounds
in five years from date of written ac.
ceptanee of ordinance. The. petition
bore the names of the owners OF a
majority OF the property fronting on
the streets named.
On motion of Alderman Burke the
petition and ordinance were referred
10 the street and ordinance commit
tees
The mayor stated that the commit.
tees would be called to meet at an
early date and those Interested would
be notified so that hey might be pres
cnt, and the council then proceeded
to other business.
The clerk read the roprt Of the
Public Library board, by it, vice
president Mrs. Anna h. Stafford. who
stated that an excellent record had
been made in all departments of that
institution duging the last year there
had been goodly increase in the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SOCIETY NEWS


A pleasant party was given in honor
of MI. Ebert Allen a his home At
Az Eighteenth street last night Those
who had the pleasure to attend were.
Misses Esmeralda Adams, Myrtle Car
penter, Rena Bailey, Gertrude Bopp
May Taylor. Margaret Taylor, Stella
Gibbs, Bessie Good Bessit Petty,
Mary Dishiner, Hattie White, Beulah
Anglin, Notie Allan, Neoma AngIin
Messrs. Rodger Barbee, Sam Toler.
John Morrow, Henry ToIer, John Car
penter Gather Campbell, Chas. Bopp.
Sciss Faulkner, Glenn Smith Claude
Bowden, Ebert Allen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
Funeral Services.

Funeral services were held yester
day morning at St Patrick's churcl
over the remains Of the late Patric'
Magner an old citizen of Cairo. Their
was large attendance of friends
the decedent and many were presen
at the interment at Villa Ridge GENE
te:y despite the disagreeable wealth
Ter. The pail bearers were as follows
Actiye-D. Barry James Barrow. Pa
rick Mahoney. r J. Keefe. T. Oar
mody. Patrick Doud J. Hogan anJ
James COwell Honorary-Louis Has
enjaegar. James Quinn. William Nc
Hale, p Cahill. p. Egan. James Car
roll. Thomas Meehan. Daniel Gala
han William Casey Michael, Driscou
r. A. Fuller. Timothy German. Pat.
rick Maloney. D. F. Mccarthy, b
McMangs. ST.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
the WEATHER
Light Rains in the Ohio aVley and
Cold Temperature in the West
and North.

The maximum temperature was 81
the minimum SO, the former prevail
ing at p. N. At ~ o'clock last night
the street record was 45. Rain fall
for "a hours ending last evening meas
ured 1.02 of an inch falling in an al
most continuous dri2zle all day.
The government bulletin reported
light measurable rains from Is points
with traces at other points. 1t eN-
tended to the Ohio valley. Lower
temperatures were reported as fol
lows; Duluth A below, Moorhead I
below, B,smark 10 above, Havre s
above, Helena 10 above, St. Paul 6,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

books and patrons improvements on
the building and grounds, and he
financial condition was satisfactory.
Mrs Stafford thanked the council for
their generous treatment of the H.
brary and hoped for a continuance
Of the same.
The report showed a total expendi-
ture Of 81 39456 and balance of
S2.022 II. Number Of books issued
during the year 25,335; number pur
chased 722; number donated 1888:
number of volumes on hand 1897.
Saloon licenses for Mentzer &
Woodruff at 3l3 Ohio street. and for
Frank Pearson at 1i15 Washington
avenue, We're granted, as were also
several runners licenses.
The council then adjourned
To have delicious cakes for break
fast, mix cold water with Mrs. Aus.
tins Pancake Flour At all grocers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
MUST NOT COMPLY.

Paris, Jan 1l.--In a letter to the
day, Pope Plus
French bishops which arrived today,
Pope Plus X, iustifies his attitude to-
ward the French law for separating
the church and state. He thanks the
bishop for the unity they have shown
in opposing the law under instructions
from the vatican Compliance with
of the law recently made
by parliament is forbidden the clergy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
Elected Officers.

The meeting of stockholders of the
E. G. Kerth Hardware Co, was held
Saturday, The directors elected are
IF. c. DesRochers Anna; W J. John
ston, Cairo, and f. G. Kertb. of Cairo.
The board of directors then selected
the following officers: F. c. DesRoch-
ers, president and treasurer; w. T.
Johnston, vice president; A. r. Des-
Rocher, secretary Anna Talk.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
PONCE IN TOW,

New York. Jan ll-Gcneral Man
ager Mooney. of the New York Porte
Rico Steamship company TO which
he missing Ponce belongs, received .
'ablegram this morning from BERN
"a VIII ch said the Ponce is off Be-
luda in tow OF a tramp. Wabbla
signed Darrell Mooney says he ha,
idea who Darrell is except it !,
rohably a commission house there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
MINE CAVE IN REPORTED

Louisville, Ky. Jan, 1.-THE rail,
"oad operator at Jacksonville, Ala
there had been a cave in or accscscs
advised the Associated Press that
there had been caye-in or accident
at the Sloss mines a. that place No
report of any accident has reached Inc
mining authorities Of Alabama and
the rmor is considered baseless by
them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
Credit Due Committee.

The Catholic Knights and Ladies of
America, Branches and 23. state
that the success of their meeting
Thursday evening, an account OF
which was published in The Bulletin
was due to the efforts of the following
committee: Messrs. w p Greaney.
IT, P Callahan, B McManus. Jr. A
NJ. Raggio, r, J. Ryan, Mrs. r. r. Co
ter, Mrs. NJ Dezonia Miss May Dew
lin, Miss Rowena Stack, Mrs. T.
Keefe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
Newfoundland We'll Watersd.

Newfoundland Is a land Of lakes.
SO numerous are they that it is esti-
mated they cover about onethird OF
the total area Of the island. here
are 6S7 named lakes, and 10000 known
ones without names. The island has
also about 1000 miles Of sea coast
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
Residence DAMAGED BY Fire.

Judge A. K. Vickers' residence at
East St Louis was badly damaged by
fire last Friday night. 1t is reported
that nearly all of the household goods
was destroyed or damaged. The fam
lily had a narrow escape The flames
originated in the basement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

Cairo and vicinity: Continued I'M.
settled weather with rain and warm.
err; colder tonight
Illinois: Rain and warmer
Kentucky and Tennessee; Threat.
ening with occasional light rain; cold
er tonight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
skai., Easily carri.d.

Skates have been invented which
VIII fold perfectly fat and 70 such
small dimeBs3cns that they can be
C. rried in the pocket A leather wal
let with Two pockets il supplied with
each Tair and when closed the pack
age is three-foBrths Of an inch wide.
one inch thick and the length OF the
skates
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
Emntion and the Breath.

PeopIe breathe less when they are
concentrating their minds on study or
work. and also when under the inhu'
pnce of depressing emotion. On ina
other hand. they breathe more when
sxhilerated by pleasure and 2muse-
meat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
RAISE JUDGES sLAARIEs.

Topeka Kas., Jan. 1.-THE senate
today passed the house bill raising the
salaries Of the judges Of the supreme
court from $4,000 TO 81 000 a year AMI
the salaries Of district judges from
.S2. 500 TO $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
Sun and Moon,
WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 11.-lllinois
Rain in the south, rain or snow in
the north Saturday, colder i'm extreme
south; Sunday colder brisk shifting
winds, becoming northwest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
lime 70 Rest TIE Ev.,

When the eyes become watery OF
show signs Of indistinctness of vision
it is time to rest them, not to use
them
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

Moving pictures for t0night's bill:
Fun on The Farm Illustrated Sons;
In the Village BY the Sea.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

PERSONAL NOTES
sssssssSsss sssssssss

ssssssSSssssS q
Fred Lind has gone to St. Louis to
visit friends for few days.
Mrs VIII Whitcamp, of Twentieth
street, is confined to her home by
illness,
Max Kaufman returned yesterday
from a business trip in Missouri in the
interests of Kaufman Bros
Master Lester W,eiman of Thebes
is the guest of his relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. All 7 Haynes, of Fifth street.
Samuel White, the well known dry
goods merchant, is confined to his
home by a severe attack of lumbago.
| Miss Mary Bassell who has been
the guest of Miss Maymc Cushman
has returned to her home in Clinton
Ky
Mrs. Mary Hammond, Of Chicago
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Kate
Wichert and Miss Lizzie McCander
returned home yesterday
0. s. Peabody returned from
Tamms. yesterday, where he had
spent three days in the interests of
the Peabody-Aisthorpc Lumber com
pany,
Norton Renfro. who has been very
III with pneumonia at St Marys In
Urinary, is now seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever and his friends are great
ly alarmed over his condition.
Mr. and Mrs w II Weed, OF Vim.
cennes, Ind. arrived yesterday to visit
the family of the formers sister, Mrs.
Charles 5 Carey of Elm street They
are en- route to Seattle, Wash for a
visit.
Charles Moore. auditor for the W
=. Halliday estate. returned to Mem
phis yesterday being iacapacitated for
his duties by Illness Mrs. Moore
accompanied him. They expect to
remain south until Mr.. Moore is in a
better condition Of health.
Miss Pearl jenkins who has been
the guest of Mesdames Albert F.
Staehle and Clinton C Terrell, return
ed to her home in Wickliffe. Ky. yes
terday accompanied by Mrs. r. f.
Robertson. Of SIKH street who will
visit relatives there for several weeks.
Roy p Gholso0. q the DenisUn-Ghol-
son Dry Goods company received
message yesterday stating that his
brother Earl Gholson. was lying az
the point of death at Oaxaca, Mexico .
where he went recently for his health.
Mr. Gholson lsft yesterday afternoon
for that place
Mrs. J. s McRaven " Creal
Springs. Is here AT the bedside of her
aged mother Mrs Mary 4 Miller,
who is ~ st tHe home Of her daughter 4
Mrs Whitaker on Thirtyfourth
Street Mrs MHlrr Is also the meth
or of Postmaster 5 dney B. Miller and
County Clerk Jesse f Miller.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
MARRIAGE License

John Smoot and Rosa Hampton,
both of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

Mrs. J. s McRaven " Creal
Springs. is here at the bedside of her
aged mother, Mrs Mary \ Miller,
who is ~ at tHe home Of her daug.l ter.
Mrs Whitaker on Thirty fourth
street MIS- MHlrr is also the meth
er of Postmaster 5 dney B. Miller and
County Clerk Jesse f Miller
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

Roy p Gholso0. 81 the Denison-Ghoi-
son Dry Goods company received a
message yesterday stating that his
brother Earl Gholson. was lying az
the point of death at OaNaca, Mexico.
where he went recently for his health.
Mr.. Gholson left yesterday afternoon
for that place.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

Max Kaufman returned YESTERDAY
from a business trip in Missouri in the
interests of Kaufman Bros.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

Charles Moore, auditor for the W.
p. Halliday estate, returned to Mem.
phis yesterday being iacapacitated for
his duties by illness. Mrs Moore
accompanied him. They expect to
remain south until Mr. Moore is in a
better condition OF health.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

Miss Pearl Jenkins, who has been
the guest Of Mesdames Albert F..
Staehle and Clinton C. Terrell, return
ed to her home in Wicklife. Ky. yes
terday accompanied by Mrs. r. +.
Robertson. Of SIKH street who will
visit relatives there for several weeks
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

Master Lester Weiman, of Thebes
is the guest of his relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. All T Haynes, of Fifth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12
TRIBUTES FROM THE CHICAGO
CRITICS TO MISS cRosMAN IN
ALL-oF-A-suD


Laughter was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bly, entertaining and laughter provok-
ing."-The Tribune.
"BeWitched the fine audience s*s
Fun in bubble Of brilliance. lrresist.
Bile and uproarious. Amy Leslie in
the Daily News.
"A rare comedy treat Not a
single dull moment. Compels the
cynie to be cheerful in spite Of him.
self. 6ubbing wlt."--The Chron-
icle.
Spirit Of comedy gift with Miss
crosman. She is a Joy In herself
lnter-ocean
much merriment. Record Herald
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

Fred Lind has gone to St. Louis tt
visit friends for a few days.
Mrs. VIII Whitcamp of Twentieth
street, is confined to her home BY
illness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-12

Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Weed, Of Vim
cennes, Ind. arrived yesterday to visit
the family of the formers sister, Mrs.
Charles 5 Carey of Elm street They
are en- route to Seattle, Wash for a
visit.
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EASE us No Ed
BY BRADST2EETS
GENERAL CONDITION ALL OVER
TIE COUNTRY is MUCH
IMPROVED.

New York, Doc. -Bradstreets
today says.
Improvement is still largely con
fined to financial matters, notable n
this respect being the increased case
in cali money. some lifting OF the
embargo on time loans advancing
prices for both bonds and loans and
stocks, and = lowering OF the curren
cy pramiuIa after u sudden advance.
Accompanying these developments,
there is more confident feeling noted
in general trade lines.
As to banking matters, the situa
ton has undoubtedly improved great
~ and this is sad, too, with full ap.
probation Of the fact that two large
Interior banking concern We're this
week forced 10 suspend. This latter
development is, however. regarded
largely as case Of wreckage com
ing ashore after storm known 10
be yer. destructive but actually pass
ard gone.
III strictly trade lines It is to he
noted that there has been a slight
rallying tendency shown in man
commodsgy prices from the abnor-
maIly low levels touched at tac
depths Of The dapress IN November.
Another feature is the number Of re-
ports Of reawakeued interests in
some lines OF cotton goods, which q
short while ago were being neglected,
For one thing. there is some sign o
life m export trade in cotton; cotton
YARNS are steadier Gran OF late and
this with reinstatement of orders from
interior buyers and the strength q
raw material, mas helped TO a much
more confident feeling than existed
short while ago
business failures in the Unite,
States for The week ending Decem
Der 3 nulaber 972, against 258 lasi
week, PIG in the like week Of 1906
2O3 ia 1905; 1873 H. 1904 and 21l IL
1908
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sANDl SAND! SAND

We can furnish, in any quality Al
tamaha river sand. white beach sand,
salt water sand See us before yon
purchase amy LeayT & Co., 2i3
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see the Eagle
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MEN, AnvDRflsgas4 PAYS
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HOLIDAY LIQUORS Ar PETER.
SONS BAR.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-24
MAY BAR OFFICE HOLDERS
FROM CHARTER COMMISSION
MAYOR HARPER FAvoRs IDEA OF
ELIMINATION
Next Friday Revisers Probably vii
Enlarge Their Number to Forty
flve-Some Favor Council
men-at-Large

Mayor Harper in asking to be excused
from service on the charter revision COM
mission it is believed voices the senti-
ment that present city officeholders
should have no part in framing the new
charter.
AT next Fridays meeting it is believed
that an enlarged committee of forty-lve
will be suggested in order that ample
division of the various subjects could
be made in subcommittee.
If the plan OF the mayor is carried out
no officeholder and no man who Is not
eligible for election as a freeholder can
sit or the enlarged commission.
Two vital questions with the commits
sion are said to be the terms of railway
franchises and the revision of ward lines.
One plan Is to revise the lines without
increasing the number of wards. The
plan would be to equalize the voting
basis.
Besides the nine councilmen the plan
of some is to add four counciimen at
large on the theory that at present coun-
cilmen are concerned mainly with ward
matters near to them rather than with
the entire city's interests.
Councilman Healy will advocate con-
troller with enlarged powers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-24
WILL LAY OFF EMPLOYEES
TO AVOID 0VERDRAFTS
by Council to Act for Retrench-
ment Under Amended SAL
airy Ordinance

The board of public works yesterday
induced the city council to pass an
amendment to the salary ordinances
which will confer on the board the
right to lay off men without pay tenn
porarily when it is necessary to do so
to keep within the appropriation.
The resolution asks that the salary
ordinances relating to the different
bureaus under the jurisdiction of the
board, particularly the bureau of street
maintenance and inspection and that of
the city engineer, be amended by add
ing thereto an additional section:
Providing that when in the discreet
ion of the board of public works it may
be necessary to inaugurate a policy Of
retrenchment to keep within the an
nual appropriation allowed by the
council for the operation of the de-
partment, the board be authorized ant
empowered to grant leaves of absence
without pay from the city to such of
ficers or employees as may be deemed
advisable, for a period not to exceed
thirty days at any one time"