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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-01
ON THE RIVERS
Yesterdays River Forecasts.


The Ohio at Evansville aud Nj We
non will ri e during The next several
DAYS. At Paducah and aCiro not nue.
change during the next q TO &c no r..
then rise for several days.
The Tennessee from Fl renee TO tn
mouth. will Sc duirag the next 50
eral days At Florence the river wi
go above the Sfoot stage within tn
next 90 hours.
The Missis- ppi from Che ter To c.
TO- will rise during The next 30
hoIr'.
Note: Mississippi River is clear 81
ice this morning al Chester and Caro-
GEardelu, and practically clear p.
Cairo
T. H. SMYTU.
T.pC1l Furccl=tcr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-01
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given th,.
at an adjourned special meeting If
the stockholders Of The Cairo Tela-
phone Company held at the office Of
said Company on the q st day OF De
cember. 1906. by a vote of two-thirds
Of the stockholders the name Of The
Cairo Telephone Company was chang
ed to hat OF Home Telephone Com.
pany OF Cairo,
". G. WRIGHT,
Vice President.
! 5. AISTHORPE.
Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-01
The Isle of Spice" FRIDAY.

re" musical comedies have worn
as wen az the Isle of SPICE" the
oook OF which was written by Allen
Lowe and George +. stoddard with
lyrics and music penned by Paul
ochlndler and Ben N. Jerome. Ii has
played over four hundred ana fifty
nights between Chicago. Boston and
New York, and when the Isle Of
Spice will be seen here at the opera
hous Friday January 4th. il should
create quite an interest among music
lovers as the music is said to be ex-
eeedingly bright and catchy. The
company i a large one. consisting Of
sixty members.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-01
REBELS DEFEAT TROOPS.

Victaia. r. G.. Dec 3l.-Thc anti
dynastic insurrection an ihc borders
II Kiangsi IS gaining strength rapid
~. Government troops were defeated
and additional forces nave been dis
patched from Wuchang.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-01
SHOT HIS BROTHER

COshUctOn. Oh 0 Dec. Will
shooting az q marf with two revo'
vcrs IN Wild West IA hi,n Roy Phil
baum shot his younger brother. Er
act. Tho latter may die
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-01
CRUSHED ~ NINE.

Steubenyille Ohio. Dec. Shy
fall Of slate at The Dexter Coal Com
pany's mines Andrew Kozup a Hun
garian. aged 26 years. was crushed 20
death
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-01

To have delicious cakes for break.
fasi, mix cold water with Mrs Aus.
tins Pancake Flour AZ all grocers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-01

Returns from the Cans and Herman
hsht by rounds received by Western
Union Tel, at Sebille and Traccys Sa.
loon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-01

To have yoH Acknowledgment read
~ the greatest number Of ,.opls h
7nst appear n Tns RsIisttH
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-01

All leading hotels RESTRAINTS and
dining cars serve Mrs Austiu's ps1.
cake- TT breakfast 1IuCh L. Le.t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-01
Ak OVER HEADS Of
1.-TWO DIPLOMATS
AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR AND
BELGIAN MINISTER BOTH
FACE REcALL--kiNG LEO.
PoLD Is SAID TO BE ANGRY.

Washington. Dec. 3I--There i
much gossip in Washington just nov
| regarding the future of two promi
Inent members of the diplomatic corps
1t is generally believed that both viii
be recalled soon by their home gov
ernments,
The diplomats in question are the
! Austria.Hungarian Ambassador, La
| Dislau. Hengelmuller Won Hengrevar
who is 10 60 home in the spring. ac,
| cordng to European adyices; and
Baron Moncheur the Belgian minis,
ter. The agitation in this country over
the Congo horrors il said to have
greatly annoyed King Leopold who
bIames his minister FOR permitting
feeling in the United States to be.
come nnamed.
II King Leopold should suggest to
the United States the adyisability of
replacing his envoy In Washington
the government would doubtless take
advantage Of the opportunity 70 ex.
press the hope that Baron Moncheur
will be retained. OF course, the Congo
question is coming to the front and Ii
is The duty Of the Belgian minister TO
carry out the instructions of his gov.
eminent. but It is to his creditFc
eminent, hut II Is to the credit of
Moncheur that he has never been in.
VOWED in any Of the schemes of his
sovereign to stop legislation In con,
gress through the medium Of a well
paid lobby.
u. S. Favors Baron.
Ii is true that Moncheur has not
been clever enough to blind Ameri
cans to the real character of condi- |
lions in the Congo perhaps he be
ieyes that everything is all right /.
bat Americans DO MOI
Ambassador Hengelmuller has NOT /
been happy in his Washington post
He has the unfortunate faculty Of /
'nbbng persons the wrong way, and /
no end Of stories are
Old in the diplomatic corps, which Is
VIGOROUSLY cosby body. that put
he Austrian in a more or less I'm
lleasan. position.
His career in Washington has not
,eon brilliant, Throughout the war
With Spain and the events leading up
D Il Hengelmuiler sympathizad II
tronely with Spain He was at all /
mes ready to back mp the diplomats
/ Wa hinston in any effort they
light make to avert the struggle. !
ecause his government was closely
onnected with the Spanish royal ,
lmiy. Indeed, had there been a ,
resident in the White House who ,
as less patient than William Me- {
inley, the activity of Hengemuller
behalf OF Spain might have cost
I'm his post at that time
When the Austr3-Hungarian gov
nment made its legation an EN-. a
tssy HeneelmuIler antagonized h
any Of his former associates by his +
'rogance and his neglect of social @
nenities aroused such a storm Of Il
o.est that the Austrian government a
IS been brought to realize that his S
efulnc as diplomat has been Il
actically nulihed. o
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12

The largest glass Of bee In town ..
the Tacoma.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12
FLOORING FOR
TEMPLE HERE

The Ford Lumber company has de-
livered the car load of fir flooring for
the Elk's Temple and the post Office to
the contractors, Frazier G. Sheehy.
The construction and completion of
the respective rooms had been ma
terialy delayed by the non arrival of
the flooring.
The Temple will no be rushed to
completion as fast as possible
The offices of the promotion and
publicity bureau will be removed to
the rooms when completed. The post
office was to have been moved in No
vember but was delayed on account
of the delay to the car of flooring.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12
MEETING WILL
Be A SUCCESS
Mr.. Wright Looks for Large
Attendance at Teachers
Convention

ct is assured that the nesting of
the Inland Empire Teachers asso.ia-
ton, which is to be held in this city
In April, is to be a huge success"
said Superintendent of Schools l.. ~.
Wright today.
II received lettc. from E. II. Har-
mon, president of the University of
Montana yesterday. stating that he
is very much pleased with the turn
matters have taken, aai with the pros
poets for a most successful mee:ing in
this city. He states tnat large in
terest is being taken in the meetings
throughout THE Inland Empire. and
that a large attendance is promised"
Mr. Wright is a ne ,,,e.. Of the ex-
ecutive committee of the association.
r nfessor H. c. 4 u" LEV
ieton State Nolln. sch1' is secretary
If the body.
w. w. Swayne Coming.
Il have also received a letter from
w. w. Swayne of the Dillon, Montana,
State Normal school," continued Mr..
Wright, stating that he will ,ttand
the meeting. With all these influer-
sial, intellectual men in the city at the
meeting, it promises to be the most
interesting ever held.
David Starr Jordan, head of the
Stanford university, will be the prin-
cipal educator present. DIR. Prince L.
Campbell, president of the University
of Oregon, Dr. Stephen L. B. Penrose.
president of Whitman college, and
President Kean of the University of
Washington, will also be here
-Four state school superintendents
embraced in the association will be
present: Alderman of Oregon, Bryan
of Washington, Harmon of Montana,
and Miss Belle Chamberlain of Idaho"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12
TWO CONTESTS
ARE DECIDED

Two contest decisions were yestcr-
day handed down in the local land Of
flee.
The first was that Of Charles Wolf
against Mary Erickson. The land in
volved was 100 acres near Dent, Idaho.
The contestant alleged abandonment,
and as the contestee did not put in
an appearance the decision was in ia
ror of the contestant challenging the
~. "
The case of Josephus Chambers
against William D. Irwin, the decis-
ion was also in favor of the contestant.
This land is on the Clearwater near
the Kendrick ferry.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12
Antics Of One Man.

Now the scene shifts to the county
jail where the two men shifted scenery
in more lively manner han is usti-
ally seen on the average stage.
One of the insane men bal q "fy-
er" on his own account. and amused
elf by breaking the electric light
bu'bs in his cell. Then he turned IN
t." water from the faucet and began
to squirt it upon his fellow cellma ;es.
Just because they did not take kind :
ly to his sprinkling, he got made r
thar a halter" and proceeded to try
to beat them.
Just how long this little escapade
lasted is not known.
Now the scene shifts to the other
crazy man. He is the fellow, so the
story around town goes. who had the
idea that everbody's gravity was Off
center, and needed fixing, and that he
was the candy boy" when it came to
gravity matters.
Think Tank" Needs Fixing.
Too much religion got the better OF
his think tank"
He most certainly is good "ixor"
IL the stories around town are to be
believed That he got thrown of his
center of gravity" by those he wanted
to play the star roll of candy boy"
with is attested by the fact that a sur
geon had to be called to attend to him.
His gravity was found to be
long way off center.
When he started of on his imagin-
airy high horse" the inmates of
section of the jail fed to a cell. closed
the door and fought him off with
stick. 1t was the free use of this stick
that caused his wounds.
That was the status OF affairs when
the attaches of the sherifrs office
the scene
Prisoners Call for Help.
Had not some passers by heard the
noise and called up the sherifrs ONCE
1t the dead of night, because no one
was in the jail to watch the men. the
nan of gravity might be stil linking
Kings up"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12
70 TELL OF COLLEGE LIFE.
Rev. A. (. Patch to Address Hiuh
School Pupils.

Rev. Albert E. Patch, pastor of the
First Baptist church will address the
the student body of the High school
tomorrow morning, Mr.. Patch is an
old University of Chicago man. and
has had considerable experience m
college and school life.
"reminiscences of his college life.
and heart to heart talk with the stu
dents will be the gist Of his remarks
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12
Sheriff Closes His Mouth.

Hugh Alderman. prisoner held in
the city Jail after being released from
the probate court yesterday morning,
and who was confined in the county
jail the night the incident occurred.
when asked to tell the story of the
affair said:
l would really like to tell the story,
but l was cautioned before leaving
the jail, as were the rest of the pris-
oners, to keep my mouth shut. / was
asleep a. the time the crazy man be-
gan to tear thing IN, and was on ton
Of one of the cells ont of their reach
When asked if the crazy men in
jured any of the prisoners in their
fight Alderman said
II don't know I was asleep at the
time"
This remark was made because of
his previous refusal to discuss the
matter.
Slept Through il All.
Did you sleep through 1t all and
was not awakened by the crys for
help?" he was asked.
Yes" he again stated, land don't
know anything that happened"
Alderman is an intelligent appear.
ing lad, about II years of age, and is
held by the authorities on the charge
of burglarizing a room in the Damas
building.
He was arrested on December II
1906 was brought up before Judge
Hanlon yesterday morning, and re-
leased after he had entered a plea or
guilty, because of insufficient evidence
Alderman was rearrested on corn.
plant Of County Attorney Dan Need
ham. and brought before Police Judge
Erb on the same charge yesterday az
ternoon.
He waived examination and has been
turned over to the county authorities
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12
New President Of Manchester.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Feb. 12.-Pro-
fessor T. NJ. Hodgman, formerly of the
University of Nebraska, today assum-
ed his duties as president OF MacaI-
aster college. His formal installation
which is to be accompanied by inter-
esting ceremonies, win follow later in
the year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12

Delaware Break Water Del.-The
schoolship Saratoga has arrived here
in a crippled condition as a result of
an encounter with a storm. During
the blow boys were forced to work
the pumps.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12
PRISONERS and INSANE
men IN BATTLE ROYAL
One Demented Individual Receives Wounds
on Head, and Cell Mate Said to Have
Sustained Broken Hand

There must have been a fine and
dandy time in the county jail
late night before last, accord
ing to all accounts. when the two
insane men placed there for tempo
rary safe keeping few off their cen
ter of gravity" and proceeded to mix
things up" with the other inmates.
That some one was not killed or the
jail set on fire, and the sane and in
sane cremated alive, is probably due
to the fact that good fortune presided
over the destiny of affairs to that ex-
tent, but at the same time permitted
the insane men to break up furniture.
hollow and yell, make dire threats as
to what they would do with the "cen-
ter of gravity of the other men If
they could only get hold of them.
No One Was Killed.
No one was killed, but that was no
fault of the efforts of the insane men.
They meant to kill, but good fortune
was with the sane men. One of the
insane men. Robert Colhamer, when
taken to profino yesterday, carried
with him wounds that had been sewed
up.
Stories differ as to the number of
stitches taken. Some say only five or
six and others place 1t as high as So.
Another prisoner named Poole 1t
is said. sustained a broken hand
during the melee.
The true facts in the matter will
never be known, probably, for the
time being at least. For, according to
Hugh Alderman, one of the occupants
OF the jail at the time of the fracas,
says that Sheriff Lydon has caution
ed all prisoners Ito keep their mouths
shut" And 50 far they have done so.
True Facts Are Unknown.
Consequently the true facts are I'M
known at this time. But the stories
being told of the affair are about as
One of the crazy men wps Robert
Colhamer. brought to the city jail
early Sunday morning from st. JOS
eph's hospital for breaking up ts,. fur
niture and making his room look like
an Iowa cyclone had been pract'cing
a few Stunts there before getting in
its deadly work back east.
This same man had to be strapped
down at the county Jail but during the
night broke his fastenings. which al
legged fact, some say should have been
srfficient warning to the sherlfrs Of
fee that the man was dangerous.
The second crazy man was brought
t. Lewiston for temporary safe keen
ing by an officer of the law en- route to
O1oflno.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12

Chicago, Ill.-The police have just
discovered that James Cooney, also
known as Roller, who was found dead
in the Pioneer hotel, was shot to death,
not dying OF heart failure as first
supposed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12

But the calling of the sheriff Ia an
other chapter in this tale
Shortly after 10 o'clock w. H.
Stewart passed the Jail en- route home
from work. He heard the call of
Help" "Help!" Murder"
He finally located the sound from the
county Jail. He went to it and ascer-
tanned that the crazy men were
"whooping 'em up to beat the band
No One in County Court House.
Mr.. Stewart ran to the nearest tele-
phone and summoned the sheriff
There was no one sleeping in the
county building to look after the pris-
oners as there should have been, it is
alleged.
Soon crowd collected and through
the grated windows came remarks
from one of the prisoners, about as
follows
You wait till I get you. Til fix
your gravity"
IF ever get hold of you Til fix
yonr gravity about three degrees"
1t is also said that at one time the
insane man had one of his fellow pris-
oners down on the floor, and was heard
to remark. (Of course this is the story
that is being told around town.:
center of gravity for you"
watches in the Cells.
The man on the tioor evidently got
away from the 'gravity hxer, tor he
is still alive and able to tell of his ad-
ventures, provided of course, the sher-
iff would let him.
That there were matches and papers
in the Jail is also attested to by re-
marks heard through the grating, of
one man begging another not to pass
any matches in a certain direction.
There was evidently a fear that some
irresponsible party would get hold of
them and add to the horrors Of the
situation by setting fire to the Jail.
Then the gravity" of the situation
would most certainly have needed
"fixin"
1t Is said that under the law the
sheriff should not have placed the in
sane men with the sane prisoners. and
that he should have had some one
sleep within calling at night in case
anything happened.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12
UNIFORMS FOR
SCHOOL BAND
Aggregation Now Includes
About 40 Musicians, Who
Play Very Well

A meeting of the High sch,o, r.,
members was held at the rrla,, -.
terday when it was explqined -.
Superintendent Wright the p,Inoso =,
the organization and tie Course :.
be pursued by the ban ..sr >aft.,
The bylaws and co?-at-,,t,,n D.n,.,
have been recently drawn IN ,y.,.
extensive discussed
In the formation of the band, vbio,
has increased so rapidly that if nov
includes over forty pieces, it is nla,-
ned that they shall appear at all ~,
school functions to assist in carrying
out the musical part of the prosraD,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-12
Buy New Uniforms.

New uniforms will be ordered ~,
the entire membership as soon as tho
sample uniforms arrive, which are nos
on the way from an eastern concern
The band under the direction a,
Professor Loutzenheiser, a cornetis.
of the Lewiston military band ia
reaching the point of perfection and
promises to be one Of the most pro,,.
inent school organizations in the north
west.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-25

pretty woman far more than they do
the sense of a homely one.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
carried off in an airship to the home of
King Bum by one Machavelius Fudge.
Before a union is effected between the
rightful lovers the forces of Fairyland
and the nursery are in a terrible COM
motion, and plenty of novel business is
introduced for the general delectation
of the audience.
Particular stress is laid upon the ele-
gance, of the scenic effects and the cos
tunes One incident, of which much is
expected, is where Kris Kringle, in his
proverbial costume, with silver reins
and a golden sleigh, drives team of
pretty reindeer girls of the chorus. An
other scene incident claimed to be es-
peclally novel is transporting dra-
gon that keeps itself busy helping out
the conspiring elements of the story.
@ @ @ @ @
Bobby had early shown great in
terest In anatomy, and always drank In
information about the various parts OF
the body most eager. One day he
came to his mother in great perplexity
and said:
Mother, know where my liver is,
but where is my bacon"
@ g g g g
II is often claimed that artists and
scientists should not marry. A wife
and family. the contention runs, d.
vert a mans thoughts from pure art
or pure science to money-making,
and in other ways besides they distract
and constraln him
Henry James. who Is usually serious,
defended the above claim rather frivo-
lousy at a dinner in New York on his
last visit.
For example," he said, "a friend Of
mine declared one night that he be-
iieved In study.
Nobody can learn in a life time
all that should be known he said. "A
man ought never to assume that his
education Is completed. 1 must and
will keep abreast OF the times, and I
propose TO begin the study OF astrono-
my at once
"Jerome, said his wife, calmly,
'you'll have 10 think OF some better ok
suse than that for staying out 60 all
AouFu Of tho night"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-25
JAPS SCOUR HILLS
FOR MISSING MAN
LEFT HOME WITH SOMETHING
WRONG IN HIS HEAD-A BIG
SEARCH PARTY.

Fifteen or twenty Japanese are
securing the mountains for a missing
friend. The lost Jap worked on Frank
Cookies Manoa valley place and seems
to have been somewhat irregular
mentally
He left for the hills under peculiar
conditions and did not return home
and his wife became anxious. She en-
listed the services of friends, some of
whom came up from Eva, and now a
search party is searching the hills for
a sign Of the estray.
The matter was yesterday report
ed to Chief of Detectives Taylor and
the police will also take hand in the
search.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-25

ing on its side in blown capital letters,
reading from top to bottom, the name,
mark and device:
HAWAIIAN
SODA WORKS,
II. l."
C6) Crown soda water bottle, bear
ing on it's side in blown capital letters,
reading from top to bottom the name,
mark and device:
HAWAIIAN
SODA WORKS,
HONOLULU,
T. H."
On the bottom of this bottle appears
the blown capital letter III"
ca Hutchinson soda water bottle,
bearing on its side on fat surface
in blown capital letters, reading from
bottom to top, the name, mark and de-
vice:
HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS,
HONOLULU, H. l."
Opposite this name, mark and device
is fiat surface running from the top
to the bottom of the bottle and on the
bottom of the bottle appears the blown
capital letter III"
(S) Lightning stopper soda water
bottle, bearing on it's side, reading
from left to right in blown capital let
ter the name, mark and device:
HAWAIIAN
SODA
WORKS,
HONOLULU,
T. II.
THIS BOTTLE NOT TO BE SOLD"
On the bottom of this bottle appears
the blown capital letter III"
(9) Siphon soda water bottle, bear
ing on the mental cap the engraved
and cut in mark, name and device:
III. S. WIS.,; on the bottle proper
appears the etched NAME mark and
device:
HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS,
PROPERTY
OF THE
HONOLULU, T. H.
THIS BOTTLE NOT TO BE SOLD"
St-May 25, June 1, s.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-25
THEODORE TILToN DYING.

THEODORE TILTON DYING.
PARIS, May 25.-Theodore Tilton is
dying.
Theodore Triton was one of the most
brilliant of Americas younger literary
men up to the time of the scandal
which separated him from his family.
This was in 1S74-5 when he brought suit
against Henry Ward Beecher for the
alienation of his wife's affections. AT
ter the trial, which ended in a dis
agreement of the jury, three against
Beecher and nine for him, Mr.. Tilton
abandoned his career and went to
Paris to live. He has been for many
years the central figure of the Ameri-
can colony there. Mr.. Tilton has rela-
tives living in Honolulu.