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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
NAVAL COMMANDER
WAS REPRlMAkDED
SlGNALED ORDER TO SQUADRON
TO REPAINT IN CoNTEMPTU-
Gus AND INSo8ORDINATE
MANNER.

London, Nov. l0.-An extraordinary
incident in connection with the visit
OF Emperor William, is that at the
conclusion Of the recent maneuVefs,
the channel feet and the first cruiser
squadron we're ordered TO repaint IN
honr cf the German Emperor. sir
Percy Scott, commander Of the crl,s-
or squadron. sent the following signal
to two vessels Paint work appcats
to be mere in demand than gunnery
so you had better start in time to
look pretty by the Sth instant"
Admiral Lord Chas Bersford. refers
to the signal as "coutemptuous In
tone aud insubordmata In character
Sir Percy and staff was summoned
aboard The flagship Friday and the al
mlrals repimand was read 10 them
The anal may lead to the resignation
Of Sir Percy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
UNIQUE CHARACTER
"A No. I" Visits Cairo In His Ramb-
limos Over the Country-Gentle-
man Tramp With a Record.

"A No. /, the Rambler L, S. A. is
Inc inscription upon a card presented
by a healthy, clean, happy and intel
ligent looking young man at The
Bulletin office Saturday afternoon.
HE would not give his name. saving
that was the only name he hasl He
was born in San Francisco Of Jewish
parents, Do years ago and has been
travelling ever since he was about
twelve years Old He says he is a
rambler by force of habit-not a
tramp in the ordinary sense of the
term for he does not lie about lum-
Der yards, railroad sand houses, alley
ways, and beg handouts as he goes
along He has Travelled all over this
country. Canada, South America.
Cuba and other ports. He has book
tull of newspaper clippings referring
10 his travels: another book filled
with letters of commentator from
railroad officials for services rendered
in preventing disastrous wrecks BY
giving timely warning He is a clever
sculptor III potat0es-that IS, ne can
carve figures and faces out of pota
toes that are quite wonderful to look
upon AT Mounds Saturday, in the Y.
NJ CA. building, he gave an exhibit
ton OF his talent in this and made
over So He has a neat income from
this source at times, which comes
handy He is something of a writer
also and is producing book en-
titled Life and Adventures of A Ne.
On his arrival in Cairo he took
bath in the Ohio river and washed
his under clothes and he looked as
neat as a min. One OF his most
highly priced possessions is gold
medal for making the trip from New
York to San Francisco in eleven days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
FORBID CONCERN TO
ISSUE CERTIFICATES
NEW YORK PUBLIC SERVICE COM
MISSION MAKES DECISION RE
cARDINe PROPOSED COMBINE

Albany. y. Y. Nov l0.-The New
York state public service commission
IN the second district made public to-
night a decision regarding the compe
tition in public service facilities and
attempts to initiate securities ia a me-
gor & pvbic service s1rPorations.
Tho decision On the proposed FUR
chase bN a new q corporation of two
gas aud electric companies OF Lock
port. forbids the company to issue
securities for capitalization above
100000. which is the total issues OF
the two old companies. The new
companies desired to issue stock and
bonds for sl,2o0.oco. The decision al
so prohibits raising rates over the
present schedule.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
Ethel Roosevelt.

The fact that Miss Ethel Roosevelt
Is not returning TO the fashionable
school lust outside Washington where
she has been faithful and beloved
prpii for the past five years. has led
many persons to believe another
White House debutante would shortly
gladden. the heart of society. and fur
nish interesting reading matter from
ocean to ocean. For the launching of
girl from the executive household
liz an event of national interest and
importance. as every one who re-
members the budding and blooming
OF the presidents eldest daughter can
testify.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt is years
younger than her brilliant and mrca
feted half-sister. and consequent'y
;rst lG. and, be it said, In no way
anxious to embark on social care r.
however aIIuring. Even following
Mrs. Longworth's example, and max
ing her formal entrance into society
in her eighteenth year. the younger
Miss Roosevelt would not be candi-
date for the debutante class until the
closing days of 1908, which is the
date selected long ago by Mrs Rocse-
yelt for the presentation of her dargh-
ter TO society.
In the coming winter Miss Ethel
will continue to be "jeune file. with
NO obligations or responsibilities as
regards society, but free to partici-
pate in the official life of the White
House as a much favored spectator.
a role which she has shared with her
young brothers in past seasons. She
will take her place in the always in
teresting blue room company at state
receptions. and possibly assist at the
afternoon teas given by Mrs. Roose-
welt throughout the coming winter
and occasionally occupy box seat
in the presidents box at the theater
with older guests.
With the absolutely faultless com
plexion of her mother. beautiful light
brown hair, worn of her face In a
wavy pompadour of rather less than
average size and brought into a soft
graceful coil we'll 90 the top of her
well-poised head. the presidents Sec
ond daughter like mis- first born In
hcrits this distinctive Roosevelt brow
and chin Miss Ethel's eyes are blue.
not so dark as Mrs. Longworth's and
Totally different in expression. but
frank and clear as heer elder sisters,
and very pleasing to the beholder
She will not be so tall as Mrs.
Longworth. who has more than the
average number of inches to her
credit, but promises to develop the
same well-rounded. graeeful figure
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
BISHOP OSBORNE
VISITS CAIRO
CONFIRMS GLASS AND ADDRESS
Es CONGREGATION AT
CHURCH or THE re
DEEMER AnMoN
ISLES pEc
TO WORK FOR
CHURCH.

The Right Rev Edward W. Osborne
tishcp Of Springfield diocese Paid a
Visit to the Caur' 90 Th Redeemer
Yesterday and confirmed class C
three members at the morning ser
Vice
Fishcp Osborne gave an interesting
ana comprehensive addr ss On the
general Episcopal convention which
was recently held Ia Biahrond Va.
end made a strong appea ii the PEG
Pie Of this parish in bahaf al more
diligent work IA behalf ~ the church
and the diocese.
ell compliment9d the pc ish on is
lihara'ity in giving mcneg but re-,
minded the me,1bers that pars nal
service IS required OF Christians IN
order that the earse Of Christ and
Ills church may reach the hosts VITO
need religion in their lives,
Bishop Osborne is much rcFcred
by the People OF this parish and his
words were attended with the closest
and Interest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
CHURCH BULLION c
IS POSTPONED
CAIRO BAPTIST CONGREGATION
Will BEGIN NEW ADDITION
IN SP7E,G-FlNANCIAl- STRlN,
GENCY THE CAUSE.

| AT a meeting he'd q few days ag3
iby the building committee cf Cairo
BAPTIST church II was dsaid,d not M
have work begun on the mes church
annex till next spring. This decision
was reached after consulting with
builders and considering carefully the
present financial condition generally
The present was decided ODE an IN
favorable time to begin operations On
this project, it being held by those
in position to know, that material
would be cheaper in the spring ana
otehr conditions would admit of mere
economical construction after the win
ter months,
The committee, decided, however, to
90 forward with the Improvement Ii
spring ana there was some talk OF EN-
ploying capable men to advance the
work The soliciting committee is to
continne the raising OF the necessary
fund fer the building and all prepag
atoms are to be made for the vigorous
prosecution CT the. work when the
time arrives.
While this delay will interfere some
v hat with the plans of the congrega-
ton it is deemcd rof the best and
members are satisfied that it will give
the committees needed time to pre-
pare themselves methods and money
The Improvement is to be quite an /
important one. as is known. costing !
$4,000 or more and will I
aid very materially to the conven
ence aud appearance Of this place OF
Worship
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
NO MORE HUNTING
IN OLD KENTUCKY
NEW REGULATIONS IN FORCE
SINCE LAT ELECTION
LAKES AND WOODS PATROL
Ed EVERY SUNDAY.

Sunday hunting and fishing in Ken
lucky is thing OF the past since the
late election. Parties who went over
there from Cairo yesterday were met
at the landing and informed that no
more OF that sort of sport would be
permitted there, under heavy penal
ties. The lakes and woods are being
patrolled by men with guns and all
who are caught violating this new
regulation are arrested. One Cairo
party went over for nuts and got wha.
they went after. as the regulation 10
not prohibit nut gathering. But this
marty met three hunters who were
caught by the patrol and taken to
iNickline for judicial attention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
Morris.Bond Weddirc.

A very beautiful and lmpres i've
welding was solemni2ed yesterday
incrpine at the First Methodist
Episcopal church when Miss Fannie
Morris. daughter cf Rev. and Mrs w.
r Morris was united In marfiag to
Mr. Neil r. Bend OF Mt Vernon H.
| AT The conclusion of the morning
r~rvices which were attended by a
large congregation. the choir Under
u MS. sang the bridal chorus from
ohengria and the happy couple e.
red the church attended by the
,.ride's sister Miss Eva Goldberg. and
tie hridegroom's brother. Mr.. Grover
I'und. Of Mt. Vernon. The ceremony
was performed b. the brides father
and was simple but impressive rite
The bride was gowned in a travel
ing costume Of blue cloth and was
very attractive. Miss Goldberg also
was attired in blue r:otn..
The wedding music was played BIZ
Mrs. 3. r Thistlewood.
AS a compliment 10 the bride, the
ladies Of the church had decorated
the rostrum beautifully In palms and
ferns and the effect was charming
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond left in the |
afternoon for st. Loris where they /
will spend several DAYS. They Will
reside at Mt Vernon where Mr.. Bond /
is employed in one of the railroad
offices in responsible position.
Mr. Bond is 2 representative. of a
prominent family of Mt, Vernon and
is an exemplary young man. His
bride is most estimable young wom-
an and leaves Cairo with the good
wishes Of all who know her.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
Senator Mzson cominn.

lex Senator Mason will be in Cairi
70 the 18th inst. 10 deliver lecture
fcf the benefit Ct the Cairo Union La
Dor Temple. Mr. Finney. Of the LabCr
Journal received word yesterday
from the senator. saving that he
would be here on the date namcd- SIR.
Finney SAYS the Temple as planned
will cost probably s. 900 and thai
half this amount can be raised bs tie
union men of Cairo II they viii do.
nate one days labor each Mr. Bryan
will also be here and other lecturers
of note are on the list
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11

Hickory Stove Wood Is: :: Z; s
A.. ru, txo ~,oons r.ks prompt dsIvnes SELL
Clark Danforth Handle Comuanv
NJ o. ~ n -
10 the rome-Maker.

To build up the power of our homes.
for beauty. for companionship. for in.
telligenca. for charity. for constant
acknowledgment and furihe4a1re Of
The rights ri others. H. ~ buiid up q
power greater. pcrhsrs nan We orr
selves shall ever realize md ii vita
IN the reach Of every home uhoi1oi
it's big or ry little pne.-
HarpeF's I'1ya-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
5000. COO in HOSPITALS.

Hospital authorities have to face
facts as they are. ard the resalt has
boon that during the last 10 or Il
years the managers Of nearly every
great metropolitan hospital have had
TO face the question Of rebuilding and
. provide enormous funds which col
'ir9iy will be found to amount to
q baby Eve millions Of money, to
ieiray TIC cost Of this work alone
-o1eon Hospital.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
SCOTLAND PERSONAL

(which made Alice Roosevelt che CT
the handsomest girls in Wastinstor.
Entering the Cathedral school FIVE
wears ago and proving an excellent
Student Ethel Rooseyelt Is airs ady
quite as well educated as the ayeeag
girl entering society and with the
Isinelc exception Cf ELLEN TAFT tho
wonderfully clever daughter of the
Secretary e war, is quite the lead r
Ter her set in learning as in most
Itther things
In disposition, those who know Ter
Nc taor. court aous to every one care.
ful Of the feelings Of others devoted
| to her Immediate friends but net a..
WAYS ready to extend that circle CT
10 make new friends easily or i'm
ipctuorsly. While she may be LACKING
in the strong personality OF the
Princess Alice" CI few years ago
she possesses certain compessatiag
qualities bound to make her friend.
ship sought and valued not merely
fer the glitter Of her official position
the practically unlimited possibliti
CT pleasure an intimacy with the
executive family assures, but because
she is of a delightful type OF welt
bred girl, whose sterling qualities OF
head and heart will make her a power
for good wherever she goes. and as
cure her the lasting esteem and re.
spect Of all who know her That they
may bring her long life and happiness
as well. will be the wish of all the |
American people when they learn to
know and appreciate the next White
house belle as they did her i'm
mediate predecessor.
Like her mother, Ethel Roosevelt is
4 communicate in the Episcopa
a regular attendant at Old
IT, Johns. Just across Lafayette
sqrare from the White House. al
hough occasionally she accompanies
Ter father to his chosen place of wor-
,hip, the less fashionable Old German
Reformed church on Fifteenth street
That the present time is a particu
arly happy one to both Mrs. Roes5
cit and her enc birl child. is ob
Ious 10 the community. They ride
rive or walk together for hours each
ay, alwars engaged in the most ami
aated and cheerful conversation
nd are rarely seen outside the White i
louise gates except in each others Il
ompany whether on foot or on horse j
ack, at church, theatre or in the I
hops always plainly enjoying each i
theirs company.-New York Times t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11

very impressive II Is thc raypcsc
ii the pastor and thosc IN charge n
the music 10 make this more At
tractive part Of the service aud meet
iags will be held during the week -
Prepare for the Sunday exercises A
meeting Of the choir Is called for Fri.
day evening to arrange next Sundays
program. Another song service viii
be given Ia about six weeks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
PUBLIC MAN DIES.

Washington. Nov. 1o.-Louis Emery
McComas. associate justice of the
court OF appeals for the District Of
Columbia. former UHited States sen
ator and for four terms a congress
man from Maryland. died today Of
heart failure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
After. Dinner Mars.

Complete relaxation after eating-s
suspension Of mental and physical &C
WITTY will favor the processes of nat
rral digestion. not only because of its
tranduillizing effect upon the nerves
but because the stomach may use the
surplus unused energies of the body
the process OF digestion. Happy
he man or woman who can take an
after-dinner nap" II means health.
happiness and long life.-What &c
EaG 1z
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
Christian Endeavor entertained.

The Christian Endeavor meetings
at the Presbyterian church yesterday
we're rendered especially interesting
by Mr. Bretall of Chicago. who sang
a solo. and Mr.. Baker OF st. Louis.
who gave the young people a highly
entertaining talk. Both gentlemen
were passing through the city and
favored the Cairo young folks By
their presence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
Too 4 ate tn Classify.

Modern Eve OF six room
cottage CT small house. furnished or
in desirable locality Al
dress W. n. Simpson. care the Upham
Agler Lumber Company
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11

NEW UPTOWN COAL COMPANY
Yards located at Both street and Big
Four track, near the E. Nordman
plant at west 34th street, only high
grade Illinois Goals handled; we will
appreciate all patronage given US;
Phone, Home 174; Terms c. o. D.
WEST SIDE COAL COMPANY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
Green Huy Cub Entertained.

MI r. t. Redmaa complim nj II
the Green Bug club with very
handsomely arranged dinner Sunday
evening at the residence Ct his
mother on Walnut street Thos !
urnsent were Mr. and Mrs All
Haynes, Mr., ana Mrs. Jesse A..
Bcadlos MIR and Mrs. E'mer Smith.
Ncssrs. G H. Jackson. Claude Me
Writer. John Gates, Carl Schulz aud
Ned Cantwell
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
MlnIeters caIIed 70 Nee.

The Cairo Ministerial association is
10 meet at 10 a. m. today at the
Presbyterian church. Matters of in
,ortance are TO be considered and all
members are urged to be present,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
Fine soma Service.

Al Cairo Baptist church last nigiii
a splendid song service was held The
solo BY Mrs Albert Stein and selec
tons by a male and a mixed quarte,te
and a large chorus made the music
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11

Pianos-best makes-easy pay
ments or cheap for cash. all graran-
teed by makers. j. w. Whitlock.
White Sewing Machine Office, 1902
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11

A. G. Davis, engineer of the work
on the Illinois Central bridge approach
went to Springfield Saturday TO spent
Sunday with Mrs. Davis, who is visit
ing relatives there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11

The desire OF many Of our Young
men and more especially ri our Young
women 10 go on The stage almost
amounts 20 a mania--London Era.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Meeting Postponed.

The meeting Of the Children's Home
will be held Wednesday afternoon ia
stead Of Tuesday afternoon as given
mt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11

Miss Hannah MaeGowan, of Vim
ceanes. Ind. who is visiting her sister.
Mrs George Kelch, of Wickliffe, spent
Sunday In the city with friends
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11

l.. O. Whitnel Of East St Louis,
formerly Of Vienna, was in the city
yesterday. He was at one time the
Democratic candidate for congress in
this district.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
Christmas Bazaar.

The ladies' CT the Church of TIE
Redeemer viii hold Christmas ba'
zaar at the rectory Thursday after
noon, Dee. 2.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11
Grand jury Ksp, s..,

The grand jury Of New To-k coun-
~ returns On an average sixty four in
dictments each d2y.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11

DR. A RI. Macdonald. of Chicago.
was the guest of Miss Emma Wood
ward yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11

Congressman 2. T. Chapman. of
Vienna. was in Cairo yesterday on
business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-11

MIR. and Mrs. H. r. Halliday went to
Chicago last night for a brief visit
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-25
MELVILLE CHAPMAN
RECONCILES WIFE

NEW YORK. June 25.-With no clear
ing away Of the mystery that was made
of their estrangement. Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvilles d. Chapman have become
recOnciled and will not be parted by
divorce. This announcement came to-
Gay from lawyer Eugene Robinson. Of
the Trinity building, who Is Mrs. Chap
mans attorney.
Mr.. Chapman is a son Of Elverton r.
Chapman. the banker. who went 10 jail
in Washington for thirty days. rather
than reveal secrets of the Sugar trust
TO a Senatorial committee Melville
Chapman is also a broker at so Broad
way. He has a fine house at 1872 West
F1fty-seventh street, and is wealthy and
prominent socially.
Mrs. Chapman is an exceedingly hand
some young woman. When II became
known recently that they had parted.
their friends were much surprised. The
only statement came from Mr. Chap
mans lawyers who said:
Mr. Chapman has been living apart
from his wife for some weeks, for rea-
sons which he has been advised are
sufficient 70 justify the separation"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-25
Marriage Licenses.

Lloyd C. Stead and Mary c. A Nc
Aulime.
Frank P. NIadigan and Mary V.
Healey.
Michael Joseph and Aft Bolish. both
OF Richmond, Va
Benjamin Chase and Mabel McGaines,
both OF Deanwood, d. G.
Simon Stokes and Sarah Jenkins.
William Scantlebury r., of Anacos-
tia, d. G, and Ethel V. Richie, Of this
city
Charles c. Wise, of Anacostia. D. c,
and Rena NJ. Sweeney, of this city.
Frank Davenport and Rebecca Bell.
Alfred 7. Bdche and Emma G. Shane
Robert NJ. Boykins OF Indian Head.
Nd, and Louise H Eckstein, Of New
Haven. Conn.
William X. Tie-ney. Of Boston. Mass,
and Mabel NJ. Mccullough, of Savan-
nah. Ga
Robert E. L. Elann and Lucy B.
Smoot
Albert F. Magrum. and Nina E. Har-
per.
Michael Dorsey and wInifred Foster.
clyde Hill, Of Montgomery, Pa, and
Eva A. Artley.
Thomas J. Barry and Ella I. Fleming.
William r. Warren and Ida V. Dorsey.
William B. Pullison and Blanche
Thomas.
John L. Grows and Efhe warfelds.
Richard L. Marine and Marie S How
ell
Claude D. Nelson and Sarah J. Thomp-
son.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-25
INQUEST IS HELD
WITHIN SIGHT OF
THE GIRLS GRAVE
Mother Has Persisted in
Blaming Daughters ES-
cort for Her Death.

BRIDGETCN. y. J.. June 25.-The in
quest into the tragic death Of pretty
Marie Vennelr in Sunset Lake. began
today. More than loo persons fought
for admission TO the small courtroom.
Within sight OF those in the courtroom
is the grave of Marie VenneH, in the
little cemetery 800 feet away.
The mother of the dead girl has per-
sisted in accusing George Evans. her
daughters companion, of guilt Of the
young wOman's death.
Evans stoutly asserts that when he
was with Miss Vennell in a boat the
skin upset and that in his endeavor 10
save his own life, he struck Miss Ven
nell in the face; that he then swan
10 shore and The girl sank.
One Of the girls garments. found torn
at the edge Of the lake. some distance
from the scene Of the accident. caused
suspicion Of foul play