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New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
CHANLER A SUICIDE, SAYS CORONER

When Coroner DOolsy went yesterday rlornlns -
the room Of William \. Chanler the young arr s-u.
dent who shot himself Tuesday afternoon. -
found letter 70 the young man from his raoraer
containing 81 for Thanksgiving dinner. Tie Ie--
ter had just been delivered AZ ths house and SAID
that his family were moving into a new houss AMI
had managed with much saving TO pay the interest
their mortgage. His mother said she was hoping
70 see him a famous aruist some day
The coroner found that Chanler had Destroyed
his papers and letters and disposed Of most OF bis
other property. Hs had evidently planned the su.
eide. which he committed in the rooms OF a ms
Dissiuger. who lives on the top floor o. NJ. 10
West 42d street.
that his father did not approve of his New York
life, and had given him S. o00 IN a Iurnr with in
struetions to expect no more periodical allowances
He had only s. cents on Tuesday. The coroner
found no traces Of his having lately had nuci
money. and Judging from the letter from h's
says no does not believe that part OF the story
At the Art Students League young Chaner, vrN
was in his second year. was considered quiet sat
retiring. He made practically friends and It .
said had put none OF his work on exhibition Mr.
Dissinger. her husband. William DlsstnSsT, AMI
Violet Marshall all OF whom live in the apart
ment where Chaner took his life. were held yester'
day in 800 bail as witnesses at the inquest TheP
all told the story. and the coroner said -
satisfied the case was one Of suicide.
winthrop Me- Nov 27-The parents % vtlliar,
c. chanler stated to-day that when he LETT his
home he had several hundred dollars OF his oN1
money. Unless this can be accounted for they saP.
they shall feel that he with foul play Letters
Of q cheerful tone were received yesterday tronl
him by his mother. sister and niece. In recent
letter he referred TO his money, which wes d.
posted in a national bank. saying The hurrY
they had in New York City did not affect my bank
as it had 10 do mostly with trust companies
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
DECISION Is APPEALED.
Saratoga Light Company Can Go to
Court of Appeals.

Albany Nov. 2T.--The right OF The Legislature
TO delegate its powers 10 a state commission
such as the Public Service Commission for the
purpose of regulating the rates to be charged by
a public service corporation is 10 be passed on
by the Court of Appeals The Appellate Divi-
sion 30 Department. recently decided this
question in the Affirmative by q divided court.
three two.
The Saratoga Gas Electric Light and Power
Company, which appealed to the Appellate Divi-
sion from the order Of the former State Com
mission of Gas and Electricity reducing the price
OF gas'and electricity In Saratoga. obtained per-
mission to-day from the Appellate Division to go
to the Court OF Appeals with this question: Has
there been any invasion Of the defendants con
stitutional rights in or by the order appealed
from ,"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
- PROGRESS IN PETTIB0NE CASE.
Judge Wood Will Not Allow Latitude Per.
mitted In Haywood Trial.

Boise, Idaho. Nov. 27.--After the first days
examination Of talesnen in the case Of George
A Pettibone, charged with the murder OF for
ner Governor Frank steunenberg, seven are in
the jury box who have answered questions as
20 their qualifications TO counsel for the state
Much better progress than was expected was
made. The regular venire Of the men was ex-
hausted before the adjournment this afternoon,
and seventy or one hundred Will appear on Mon
day, when the work Of obtaining the jury will be
continued. Judge Wood intimated to-day that
he would not allow the latitude in challenges
that he permitted in the Haywood trial. He
also announced that longer sessions would oe
held each day. in order 10 conclude the trial as
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
MRS. BRADLEY
Insanity Plea Combated by Mann
Government Witnesses.

Washington Nov. 27.-The testimony offered to-
day in the trial Of Mrs Annie NJ Bradley charged
with killing ex-senator Arthur " Brown. OF Utah.
damaging to the defendant. Many witnesses
testified they had her shortly after the shoot
ing, and others had attended her while she n
Jail here but had a. any time doubted her
sanity. These witnesses had been called by rhs
government in rebuttaL
Attendants at the hotel where the shooting oo-
CURED, officials at the police station and at ths
prisoned; newspaper men. doctors and attendants
ar the tail declared their belief that she was
tional in manner and coherent in language when
they saw and talked TO her. Several other wit
nesses who had talked with her in Salt Lake and
elsewhere prior 70 the shooting gave testimony ID
the same. effect.
dramatic feature OF the dav was the desc-ip-
ton by Soren s Christensen, OF Salt Lake. OF IN
encounter between Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Brown
at hotel IN Pocatello Idaho. in the summer ot
1866. On that occasion, he testified. airs. Brown
discovered Mrs. Bradley in the hotsI with Nr.
Brown, attempted TO choke her and asked TO -
allowed 10 kin her. Cries OF Mrs Bradley brought
Mr.. Brown 10 her rescue. Then the entire party.
Including the witness. had al-nisht discussion
OF the difficulty, during which Mr Brown. turning
herceiy his wIte. denied that he was the father
Of her son. Max Brown and at the same time ad-
mitted that he was the father OF two OF Mrs Brad
ley's children An outburst OF GenuncIation ~
Airs. Brown OF her husband and Mrs Bradley fol-
lowed, after which Nfr Brown and the defendant
went 20 another hotel.
new phase or the testimony was the admission
by Archibald Livingston. Mr. Browns stenoE-
rapher, that he had often told faIsehoods 70 Mrs
Bradley in ordar 10 quiet her and 70 avoid trou1Is
for either Mr. Brown OF himself
Justice Stafford rebuked q man and woman vl-o
brought girl about eleven years old into 20
courtroom When he saw the child he STOPPED us
proceedings and ordered attendant 70 escort
the couple and child from the courtroom. Ths
testimony to-day. as every other day siacs TIA
II Al
OF a child.
It was expected that All the testimony vcs-t
be In TO-DAY. but az the last moment tbs District
Attorney sUbpGnaed three additional witnesses ~
reouttsL Another witness Is now his way hs-e
from Utah 10 testify for the government Ir =
almost a certainty that the testimony VIII ~
finished on Friday. 70 which day the co1rr sl-
joUrned AZ the close OF to-dayss session
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
MURDER CHARGE AGAINST STUDENT

Berkeley, Cal. Nov. 27.-Harry Klenschmids
a wealthy young student at the state untver'
sity. has been arrested for the murder Of Franz
Bellows, a friend and fellow student. Tht
prisoner asserts his innocence and the pOlic'
have been unable 10 shake his story. A paek'
age Of letters from prominent men and wome'
OF Berkeley to Miss KerfoOt to whom beth
young men had been attentive, who has charget
that Klelnschmidt assaulted her the day o;
the murder are expected to play impOrtan
part in the trial. Efforts 10 obtain the releas'
OF the prisoner on habeas corpus proceedipsi
are being made.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
.eLApHANp BANKER GONE FOREVER"

Chicago. Nov. 27.-"The era OF gladhand bank
ing is gone forever said George E Allen. OF
New York, before the Chicago chapter of the
American Institute OF Bank Clerks in Booth Hall
last night. 1T is the feeling everywhere he
added thai as a result OF the recent furry the
gladhand banker-he of the Glib tongue-has per-
manently passed away"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
NO LACK OF MONEY IN TUNNEL WORK.

". g McAdoo, president Of the Hudson and
Manhattan Railroad Compsny made the follow
Ing statement yesterday;
The report published in some Of this afternoons
papers. that work the tunnels of this
pany had heen stopped owing TO the inability to
obtain money is entirely without foundation
The facts that VIC have made some reduction
in fo, es principally in New Jersey and on
such part OF work further advanced
than Other essential portions. This slowing down
pocess - II continue only until the backward work
ba brought 10 point where the entire work
can be completed at about the same date. For in
stance. there Will he no let up whatever the
downtown terminal buildings. which will certainly
be completed by April L. 1898. There will also he
no let up on the uptown tunnels, which
pected 10 be in operation between Hoboken and
18th street and Sixth avenue, New York in the
early part Of January next. The policy we are
pursuing Is in line with that of the Pennsylvania
corpora tions.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-28
k The w
Coward
Shoe
For Heavy Children

viii rest the tired muscles.
relieve the strained ligaments
and restore the natural elias
ticity 10 the step. This re-
medal shoe gives the need
ed support 10 the arch Of the
foot, and remedies and pre-
vents flat-foot.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

rf. N.v--Nnru a uu1 Cough
core Laws vuuII Dol needed % 800
Cough Cure. vsr Uta pr -lnI
Cough CURE -aHi Doe b.sn far ZI
years The National law now ra-
qulre. that 30 auy poison. enter ini"
= cough miviure. Dc must ba printed
on The lsi,si of package. For thi-
reason mother. sui Others. should
insist on having If -hnups Cough
Cure No rris1n-mhfks "n ur
shoup's laissis-ani nuns in Goo
medicine. .i.s De- must bi law b. nH
label And Ii's boot uniy sais hu' %
De- saidt Y isa ht tIH.a thaf knHu ID
beet. a truly remarkable cough r'm'
ely. Take no chance. particular,
with your children. Insist un hnv.
ing pf -ho1p's Cough Cure. Com.
Pare cafefnlly ihs Dr. -hoop pack.
arr With nihafs and aaa ~ poison
marks ihefa' You ran alvays Dol
on The ssfs side by demanding pr
shoop's Cold yurs. simply re-
fuss 60 aersri Any other Sold hl
John Hoydsu a ton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

a pianist has 20 cultivate tho eyes
90 A. 20 see nftesn hundred signs In
one minute. the fingers 10 make 900
movements. aud tho brain 10 under
stand all these slgna. AZ sell a. a..
rrct an these movements n plAYinE
wabcr's Motto Perpeiuo- a pianist
has 20 read Ltii notes 10 ieaa than
four minutes, Of nineteen a second.
but the eye can receive oaly about
tcn consecutive impressions a second.
So that IN quick music Il seems that
a player does not see every note
ainEly but IN groups. probably a bar
or mors At one viev
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
WHY

have torpid liver when Herhine,
the only liver regulator will help
youF There Is no reason why you
should suffer from Dyspepsia, Com
stipatiou Chills aud Fcvef or any
liver complaints, when Helbine will
cure you. +. G. waite, lyestyille,
Fla writes; II was Alik for a
month with chllls and fovt r, and af-
ter taking two bottles Of Herblne am
we'll and healthy" Sold by John
Boyden \ son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
Doing bushes, Again.

when my friends thought was
about 10 take leave ~ this world.
un account ~ indigestion. nervous.
ness aud general debility" writes
\. 4. Chisholm. Tr,adveli ~ v,
"and when II looked ~ n there va.
no hope lrfi, I was persuaded 10 tfy
Electric nliicr., and rejoice To say
that they aro curing mo. am now
doing business again ~ " old aud
am -iill gaining daily" Rest tonic
medicine on earth. Guaranteed by
John Boydeu a Son. druggist ~.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

Fur Caiarrh. l'i mn 'rud you frrr.
just ip prove merit, - Trial ,iSs ~,
Of Dr. Shops Calarrh Remedy
iti.a snow white CREAMY, healing
anii.spiic balm that siyrs Instant
relief - CaiHrrh ot ~ p-s and
'sS'aE Make the fire. tos.ssl SEQ.
Address Dr. shoop. iiAcfls' wis.
Large IarsSo cents. Sold By Johu
Boydsn a Sou.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

Through biupi poisoning raus''l
a spider bite. John Washington "
Ilpspuevillo. Tex. would have lusi
hislsg. which iisrnmra mass ufrun.
ming .pfe. had br nui bron peruad-
ss ip tfy nucklsu's Arnira Salve.
10 writes 'Tbs nr.i application
relieved. aud four losr- healed al
the .ofr.." iirais every snrr. gjc
at John nu,isu 4 -un, druggist
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

To Remove cough you must get
~ ths cold which cAus~s ih" cough.
There ls nothing ~ soud fur this ~
K,nncdy'- Laxative Cough syrup.
The liquid cold relief that l. most
quickly effective, that stills aud
quieis tho cough and drives out tho
cold. Sold by John Baydrn a San,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
District
Court

tn che matter ufths estate ofian-
uah K.Iisr petition for no. DE-
frbutln granted
Estate ~ ELLEN conner icir "i
administration granted. Ienv D.
Paxton appointed admiui .f
with % bond nftisft
in tbe matter " the a. .i
stephen Beard rsuipul for ~ a-
ary distrubuiiuu granted.
sale approved in ihe e.ia,siu
Jacobson.
in the matter " che estate o..
croua > wullsn. -sle ofrsi
perry confirmed
On The matter ~ tbs esisr
Elizabeth 4. Davidsons pfl iH
sale n real property granted
Mile Peterson "a. gfanisds 90.
,ofrs from Mafy Peterson ~ us.
given custody ~ iha minos h.'i
ron.
y. =. Evans w. Jupitof hHIna
Cos hearing un demurrer = Hf
May ~
wilkinson We. Wlk.nspnl tGf
dismissed.
Court adjourned o. May gl.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
Ward Conference.

Tho ward conference ~ %. ,afis
go. wards ~ summit stake Viii DO
held as follows
April Farley '.rark rpis and
Urass Greek.
April .. -Oakl.y. reoa aad Rogk.
port
May ia.-Cualvills. CoalyIllr Easi
and Park CITY,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19


Oh tte course of q case az Lambeth
County Court London. BE- uas in evi
ferra haf va hard felt hafs. uhIch
ufre aa.ua'aes ur fo feu muuihi
ego. could bot bs cold Tor t1f . tun.
and che market uss risinf TIE hata
are burned 30 get ne sheiiac Which
s uofth 90 cents q pound.
when sou need "a pIil and Do
sure ii'4au rariy Riser DeWiuN
Little TaIt UI..r. Orc .afa sure
satisfactory Hii. THs piil. vith
reputation They do not grippe u
sirten They ars -1II here hy Iphf
H1ydsn a -YH.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

A Kcnslngton. n. ~. farmer lays
the following down a. a hard and fast
rule 4 raise no less than twelve
calves a year and would DO Il n there
wasn't a pound of butter In tho house
from one years end 10 another"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

Seventy msn had = ashihE eompe
uiiou Al Dover. EnKianf. freeatiy. 40.
ssf the auspices Of the Sea AnElers'
attociaiiun They nshed nvs hours.
and tho prize for the heaviest hah
vaa taken nth = whiting. turuinE the
seals al ala ounces,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

wv Na.-a.aN'"N NaA'N
a uouIofiul ca'cuIatins table" IL
owned by i.1teck banker. named
ievenson. The face n The tabls ls
made of glass underneath which are
reels ~ figured tape. BY manipulating
uhich tby merely turning . handisl
the banker does aii simple eaicula.
ffnna
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
aPnsumonia, Deadly Wofe

Pneumonia, Deadly 'Woie !
had ~ seriously affected my right
lung" MR.. Fannie Common, ~
Rural Route, uoorgciown, Tenn,
"that coughrd continuously night
aud day and the ncighhor-' pFedic-
Noncompliance incyit.
able, until my husband brought
home q bottle ~ Dr Kings Now
Discovery, which In my ease proved
10 be- the only RIAL cough cure and
rrstorrr uf weak, sore lungs" when
all other remedies utterly nll, sou
may ,tlll win In the battle against
lung and throat troubles with Nrv
Discovery, the RIAL cure. uuanu.
trcd by John Boydon 4 Son. drug
gist nv and ii.W. Trial bottle
frrc.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
Butter Wrappers.
Butter wrappers (priutedJ will
be charged for al this Office at
the following rate;
For 500 st3S.
For 1000 s1.oo,
For 5000 $500.

Spring winds chap, tan aud cause
frrcklo- tn appear rinosalvr Car
bolltcd applied NJ night will relieve
that burning sensation. Natures
own remedy Acts like pnulticc
aud draws out inflammation, Sold by
John Boytlrn A Son, M
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

Estate ~ John Larson. deceased
Creditor. aiil pfrsrni claims with
vouchers iu ihr undersigned ai biz
residence in iiuytstilir. Summit
County. un uf before thr 1T day IT
February 4. %. isr.
WtLttAs sAHurNr. Executor ~
the estate ~ John iafsnu. deceased.
Evans a Evans. Attorneys.
Wrsi pub March ~ ~
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
PlnBsalVHfEE:::;:: ; III 4. Il: I:
Heart Strength

fiasH atfungih. af liar " raknssi niaant Norrs
afrurth. nf Nerve Nfatnfafa aching MOTE fluss
ulrulT nnt uns saak haaft IN . htIndfai Ia IN "
~, antuaiT fisaaset u l. aluififi aluaTt =
hidian unT liitia nHffa hat rrailI l. al 81 iaulL
rhlt uiadufu nHffuatiia Nhnfaf. ~ tlaau News
-simpiT naa.it All muai have. mufu tuHaf mnfa
aahllIiTt mnfa nuitfulIlnH. munn GufrrulnI
afrnfih Wiihnui that ne Heart must euntuua
- IAN. ard tiiH stomach and kidnuIa aisn have
uiref aamn nutfulIIHn nerves
THIS CLEARLY FHrlaina uhT. az mnilrlnn. ~,
NhunQ'h haliufafIFn has iu che last dunn 81 much
NE gauaa n Al thit lainful talpltatinr furnoat
na huan dilifuss o. hhunpa Restorative thia
porulaf - Hlfinuaia alunu dlfrftei - theaa
Ngak and HaatH nrfFa nrntrn u hulliat
Iriuriniilafil d or ffal. rafIulna haaH help.
II Tuu uuuh have HrunH Hearts, tffunH ~
frsilon. fifrnFihfn thasn .nrfNta q" fasaiiahliah
Diam A. nHHllai aIfh
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

~ rur frHrtrF UurWr fN ASH pm
fhr ffaalFilin ffrIIHHf fuiinfH ~ HuHIfuii.
state ~ leo nHfufa 4. fFtffsuH. Yea
iusiira ~ So fHaHH.
ufass ufrfk HfHfr riaintiF ts Warren
uTr. defendant ~ NNuNH
ri,s state - riah io ths iisfsniantf
Nuu 49, hrfftf suuHnIuurii a. auuHaf taHa
fffn thH aisFn rnfififsi rfHft eithin frn
days anrf thr arffffH ~ thia aumWunf 90
uu ruu N arffnu Hffhiu thr UfHufH in
ahirh this arfiuu ia tHuuHht. uthrfaian
atfhiu fHruiT hafa after thia anfNinr ann
trfrun ihr aisffr ruiithi HftiunI hfuuaht
aaaiuat FUu ~ frfaIFHf fhr aufn ~ itinu Hith
tutrfFst ann rlast - auii pc ffHHit safra
aun mnfr hanHlan nrifNrfHa ~ riatutfn iu
urffunani 81 zoe iaffrf'a arrfiai Interest
and request sod iu 0atr ~ Iuuf FAILURE iu
80 81 Judgement Htil o. rendered aaninat
Fuu arrufdina g. so demand - thr ruuif
rlaint.
March. tar. NJ rrtrffun.
Iusiiru ~ thr rrarr.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

hundred Spring
about wrinkles the wooden manufacturers
nj
You don't need all round you
It aud WE'VE GOT Ir AT YOUR PRICE, TOO.
The Smuk" Shades
G and natter than Fancy
Stripes and ovHistho --latest In sk Mixtures Fancy
scls-Nou'll hnd them all II ou Zig Display.
And the hest of It all Is that will be
THE ROYAL TAlLOHS of Chicago Nork-nnd
Nothing Better than Royal Tailoring Clothes style
They Fit; They Comfortable they Keep shape they
Guaranteed. Pay lass Better
w. J. WRIGHT, CoaIvilIe, Utah.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-20
STOP DRlNKING
orrnc Destroys Desire for Drink
"How to Swear Off

1t was formerly customary for the
habitual drinker to take the pledge
regularly, sometimes once year, and
sometimes in every fit of remorse tina,
followed his debauches, and then
Break 1t.
But now It is gradually dawning on
the world that pledges do not stop
drunkenness. When a man takes
pledge voluntarily he expects to keep
liz. Every man expects to keep his
ord. and every broken pledge costs
the drunkard many heartache. But
he cannot help it. He fights as long
as he can, then succumbs to the GRAY
ing. The nervous system of the ha-
bitual drinker is diseased and he must
have treatment that will cure this
condition. This Orrine will do and is
sold under a positive guarantee to
cure the drink habit or the money
win be refunded. No other treatment
for the liquor habit is sold with such
liberal guarantee.
f orrine is prepared in two forms;
No ! powder, perfectly tasteless
and colorlcss. which can be given sec
reilly in any food or drink. Orrine No.
2. in pill form. is for those who wish
to be cured Of the habit. and 1t should
be taken by every one who swears of.
No matter which form of Orrine is
used the guarantee is the same. The
price of Orrine is s1.00 per box, mail.
ed in plain sealed wrapper. upon re-
ceipt of price. Write for free book
let on How to Cure Drunkenness
lmailed I'm plain. sealed envelopeD BY
The Orrine Co. Washington. ID. c.
Orrine is sold by Paul G. Schulz &
Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-20
BAD MEN IN JAIL
One Says He Killed Another at May
field, Ky. Another Escaped From
Jail at Festus, Ky.

Several bad negroes are in the city
jail for safe-keeping. One was caught
IN Wild Cat Chute by Sergeant Cowell
and Officers Wallace and Glade. He
gives his name as .Vm Edwards and
says he killed another negro a week
ago at Mayfeld.' Ky. The dead negro
was VIM. Collins who came at Ed
wards with a knife. So says the lat
ter Chief Egan mas notified May
field officers.
Another named Can Davis was ar
rested on suspicion by Officer Wal
lace. He escaped from Jail at FEES
tus, KY. where he was under arrest
for fourishing a gun.
Two negroes from Franklin county
were brought down yesterday and ar
raigned before Judge John II. Robin
son, u. S. commissioner. charged
"boot-legging' whisky. u. S. Marshal
Odum and Deputy Sheriff Odum had
them in charge and will take them to
Danville today.
Chief Egan has not been able to get
any track of the two fellows who held
mp and robbed Selden Fisher Thurs.
day night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-20
ACTRESS TOOK
FRENCH LEAVE
OF "A INCONSISTENCIES DAuGH-
TER" COMPANY THAT PLAY
ED HERE YESTERDAY--LEFT
ON ILLINOIS CENTRAL TRAIN.

One of the actresses of "A Moon
sinners Daughter company which
played here yesterday and last night
at the opera house deserted the com
pany here last evening before time for
the last performance. embarking on
Illinois Central train No. 8. leaving
here at 7:15 o'clock for points north.
The actress was negress who took
the part of an old nanny" in the
play. For some unknown reason she
left without saying a word to anyon"
of her intentions but the manager of
the company gave chase and falling to
coax the woman to come out of the
toilet room of the car where she had
locked herself securely in, he attempt.
ed to enlist the services of a police.
man who learning that there was no
complaint against the woman except
her intended departure. declined to
use force and the woman left when
the train did.
The play proceeded at the usual
hour minus the negro nanny. A
brother of the woman is member of
the company and is at loss to &C
count for her actions. It is probable
that some other aggregation had
made her more lucrative offer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-20
Building For a Saloon.

The Cairo Brewery is to erect a
modern two-story brick building to
be used as saloon and hotel on the
two lots recently purchased from the
Fitzgerald estate at the corner of
Thirty-fourth street and Commercial
avenue. Architect Kusener is en-.
gagged in drawing the plans and bids
will be asked for as soon as the speci-
flcations are completed. The estima-
ted cost will be in the neighborhood
of $4,000 or $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-20
Modern six-room cottage. Appl,
Fred G. Fair. Eighth street.
Name unhappiIy eestowee.

II is a curious thing that a tree
which figures on the Japanese impe-
rial coat of arms. along with the
golden chryssuthsmum. should have
its name In honor of the daughter OF
ar emperor of all the Russias. the
country which sought to wipe Japan
on the m-p and to secure for itself the
mastery Of the Pacific OF course. the
native name of the paulownia is not
hat given to It by European bOtan-
icts. who sought to honor the daugh-
ter Of the Emperor Paul
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-20
Sending Out Notices.

City Comptroller Nordman and
corps of lady assistants have been en-
gagged for several days in preparing
TOR the mail the notices to all the
tax payers in the city for the supple
mentary assessment for the big
sewer The notices must be all sent
out at once between four and five
thousand letters, all properly adj
dressed, sealed and stamped. The
cost of this work will be several hun
ired dollars. Mr.. Nordman's assist
ants are Miss Mary Hatcher, Miss
Jessie Miller, Miss Fannie Morris and
Mrs. Barron.