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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
RUSSIAN CCuE.@ HURT
Concluded from First Page

Carl Busch eomper and ytolinisf
and his Wife. who Is pianist, We'll
known IN Europe. escaped after eX.
citing experiences Both LOST all their
musical Instruments, which included
two pricel n Stradiyarius yiolins and
several manuscripts Ut operas writ
ten by AIR Busch.
Mr. Busch helped rescue several
Young girls from the building.
Miss Helen Barnes who had 2
studio on the fifth floor. stood ~ p
window calling for help while IN
flames played within a few feet Of
ner The ladder put up toward the
window failed TO reach and a fireman
stretched out an iron rod and urgei
her TO climb down II. The woman
slid down the rod to the ladder and
was finally landed safe ON the
ground,
The total loss ii 2250,00a with m
sulance of $4,000 The loss sqs-
tanned by Montgomery Ward q Com
pany viii NOT exceed $4,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
FEELS PAIN IN BURIED HAND.
Relief Comes When Fingers Are Ex.
humed and Strengthened Out.

GallipoHs, O.--The case Of Robert
Wolf OF Couch w, va, Il another link
in the theory that the several mem
beers Of the human body 40 not rest
painlessly in the grave unless put
away in a perfectly natural position.
Mr.. Wolf. while out hunting, shot his
right hand mangllng it badly. Doc
tors from Point Pleasant were SUM
moned and amputated the hand above
the wrist The member was buried,
but for some time afterWard the in
iured man was restless and could not
sleep. and was worried. Tie did not
complain about his arm hurting him.
but said that his hand panied him
very much He showed his relatives
with his left hand the shape his right
hand vas IN when 1t was buried,
The pain increasing, and Mr. Wolf
sim complaining, Mr. Phillip Wolf,
brother. ana another went ~ the place
where the hand was buried, dug up
the box, and found the hand cramped
In exactly the position described by
Mr.. Wolf. The fingers were carefully
Strengthened out and the hand placed
back in the box In such manner That
there was no pressure anywhere and
reburied. The injured man at once
became easier and said that his hand
did not hurt him except for slight
feeling above the thumb.
Physicians explain that the sensa-
ton of severed arm or foot being in
place. when in fact it is cut off and
buried is caused by the nerves at the
end Of the wound. They do not eX-
maiu. however. how man may think
his fingers hurt him when he no longer
has them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
MAY 9 IN HISTORY.

1902 Columbus sailed on his fourth
voyage to the New World.
1eI5- Montrose defeated he Coyen-
anters at nattle Of Auidean.
Col. Thomas Blood made a dar-
ing attempt to steal the Grown
Jewels from the Tower OF Lon
don
1881 Walter Cotton, who made the
first public announcement OF
the discovery Of gold in Cali
fornia, born in Rutland, VI,
Died Jan. y. 1851
1865 The Indian chief, Pontiac, b..
gan his blockade of Detroit.
l7Sf-Th Spaniards captured Pensa
cola, Florida, from the British
1913 Hugh S, Legare of South Caro-
lima became secretary Of state.
1867 First transatlantic steamer ar
rived Al Quebec.
l86l--SheFidan famous ride com
mcnced
1891 Several villages destroyed ami
1000 lives lost BY earthquake
in Venezuela
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
A STANDING OFFER,

The Bulletins proposition regard
ing It's advertising statement II q
standing offer and Is open To All who
may wish To take It up--at any time
Ito wit.
THAT IL will submit its records and
files Id d commission Of disinterested
citizens. which shall make thorough
inquiry. and IL said commission shall
declare that The Bulletin oyerstated
the amount Of advertising II carried
iii Its columns during the first four
months Of the present year, then The
Bulletin company shall forfeit Sl0i 10
the Cairo Childrens Home-a like
sum to be forfeited to the Home by
the person accepting the challenge, III
case the commission shall decide for
The Bulletin.
But the records and files OF The
Bulletin are open To inspection by adj
vertisers at all times and without any
restrictions or conditions
THE BULLETIN CO
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09

There il not one line in this MORN
Ing's Bulletin. bearing yesterday 5
date line which was not sent es-
pacially and exclusively 70 The Bulle-
lin under its Associated Press fran
chise or ny other news collecting
agencies.
Among lie more important news
this morning are comprehensive
stories nf the following events:
Terrible fle in Kansas City in
which several people met a horrible
death.
The Haywood murder trial at Boise
City. idaho.
Many lost 10 ship wreck off coast
or Uruguay
Police restore order in San Fran
cisco
Peace restored in Ohio by agree
ment between Foraker and the presl-
dent
o'Brien aud Burns fight al Los
Angeles
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09

Ia shown in the enhancement TO The
| farmers In the value OF their crops
and TO all branches of industry II
the increase in the value OF then
nroducts. AS an incident, and not as
he special object OF the suggestion
would come as pointed out recently
in these columns. the early opening of
coal mines ON the lower Ohio In Ken
mcky and Illinois and the relief OF all
The country southwark, tributary to
the Mississippi. from dependence, Az
now, upon pittsburg for its coal sup
ply. This would not curtail any OF
me facilities which the coal operators
on The upner Ohio now possess nor
would Its operation result only to the
bencnt OF the coal mines on the lower
Ohio. but would he equally beneficial
10 the farmers and manufacturers III
giving them continuous water trans
portation for exploration as wei as
consumption of their products. TINS
system of improving the wat rWays
instead of downward, once III.
would interest the people
along the whole length ofthe streams
IN the effort 10 have the work rapidly
Intended 10 fheir nayigable heads ana
would PIT an end to the tardy ana par
tial system which as yet has pro'
dacea no appreciable result and gives
81 M Immediate relief,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
SEVERAL. GREAT
IMPROVEMENTS
PLANNED BY THE HALLIDAY ES.
MISREPRESENTATION AVENUE
TRACKS, NEW POWER HOUSE,
LOOP RAILWAY AND EXTEN-
SION TO FUTURE CITY.

Some very important Improvements
are planned to be made in the various
interests OF the Halliday Estate In
Cairo. Perhaps the most important
OF these is the building Of new
power house for the electric light and
street railway system This will be
ar expensive plant Of considerably
greater capacity than the present
Where Il will be located has not been
given ont.
The contract for the Washington
avenue tracks between Eighth and
Twentieth streets has been awarded
TO a Chicago firm. which was one Of
two firms that made bids on the work.
as stated in this paper some weeks
ago. The cost Of this Improvement
sill be in the neighborhood of 500
600 These traces are to be built as
quickly as possible
Another impo tant project is An ex
tension of the street railway system
to Locust and Cedar sfrecfs from
Fifteenth down 10 Eighth street, max
ing a loop which will be- about mile
long and viii serve a rapidly growing
portion of the city.
The Future City and Half Way
House line will be another important
extension that viii prove beneficial to
the city.
Besides these the estate is inter
ested in one or two other PROPOSE
tions. one in particular which will
mean much for the city's material de.
velonmaut
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
Chill DREN HAPPY,
CIRCUS IS HERE
GREATER VAN AM8uRG SHOW
ARRIVED EARLY THIS MORN
ING FROM NEW MADRID
GOOD SHOW IS PROMISED.

Tie children are happy. Early this
morning lie first section Of the
Greater Van Amburg Circus arrived IN
Cairo from New Madrid. over th
Cotton Belt,
The Van. Amburg show Il said II
be d sterling attraction in every re.
spect and while not one OF those six
ling. six platform affairs that are 50
nsa isfactory 10 many, 1t Is said 10
make up in excellence what II lacks
IN siz The show. however. Is no
cone horse production. The menas
erie is said 10 be an excellent one
While The big show has many new and
startling move lies as well as tho usual
stapl attractions OF clowns. daring
bareback riders. sgmnasts, acroba's,
cite.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
STATION HAS TaAWa NAME.
Illinois Central Many Years ago Ron
ored Noted Defendants Father.

bloomington. Ill-Just at this time.
when the Thaw trial is attracting 50
much attention, II is interesting to re-
can that a town on the Springfield d.
vision Of the Illinois Central south
east of here was namo7 MANY years
ae- a-,c- rac Th9w @l.1nalre
fath. cd the famous defendant. lie
was heavy purchaser of the bonds
Of The road and was honored by the
adoption of his name for one of the
new towns
Shortly after the road was built the
Thaw family made an inspection tour.
The tour took place in the winter and
the train was stalled by snow. BY a
curious coincidence the Tbaw coach
stopped near the station, and when
the name was deserted from the win
dows there was much wonderment. A
path was shoveted from the train to
the depot and the party took refuge
there until relief came.
Rev. J. d. McCauehrey. pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Streator
was a schoolmate Of Harry Thaw at
Wooster. O.. in 1887. He recalls that
young Thaw was always regarded as
something Of a freak" and as a boy
who had been spoiled by indulgent pa
rents and not possessing very strong
character. He was bright, but not
studious.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
COAL KILLS WOOL INDUSTRY.


Washington, Pa.~-WaShlngton coun'
ty people were once wont to point
with pride To the fact that their coun-
~ was the first In the United states
In the production of wool This proud
boast can no longer be made for the
reason that worthless dogs have dEiy-
en- many Of the leading wool growers
Of the county out OF business,
Scarcely n day passes that docs
not bring some Washington county
farmer to the county seat with his de-
mand for damages for the reason that
his focks have been raided by dogs
In the Office Of the county commission
ers are pending claims for such losses
which cannot be paid for a year Of
more, The fund from which such
damages are paid Is provided for by
tax on the dogs Of the county.
Sheep once raided by dogs, even
though they escape with their lives,
are never worth anything again They
become so thoroughly frightened chat
in time they die, ii Is said, from
nervous prostration.
Another reason assigned for tho de-
terioration of the Industry in Wash
ington county Is the TACT thar men
trained by years Of experience il rails
ing sheep are fast disappearing ny
reason Of old age. The younger gen
Grafton, 1t Ii said, ~ 50 busy accumu
lating money thar they have not the
patience Of their fathers, and for that
reason neglect their ilocks for other
interests.
In lamenting the decline Of the once
foremost industry in the county one
Of the old-time woolgrowers made the
remark that 1t was sad day for
Washington county when the discog-
cry was made that tha vast bitumin-
GUS coalbeds with which the entire
county Is underlaid might be turned
into money. In ten years, said he,
We win never even remember that
Washington county was once the
foremost county In the United States
ia the production Of sheep aud wool
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
MAY FESTIVAL CONCERTS.

Ann Arbor Mich. May S.-~Tha four-
teenth annual series of he May festi-
val concerns began tonight in Uni
yersity hall and music lovers from all
parts OF thc state are arriving. There
sill be i've concerts by the choral
union of 300 voices. tn Theodore
Thomas orchestra, and some of the
most celebrated soloists in the eouu-
Try.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
cinars Md Before War.

Reading. PA batch Of cigars
that were made before the civil war
has Just been found stored away in
the old Schnadcr homestead near Mob
Mon. The find was made by James F.
Schnader. who Immediately reported
Il to Deputy Revenue Collector Gran
sion. There were loco cigars in the
batch. made in 1883. and all were ID
a good state Of preservation.
Only a little while ago another box
Of ciears. made about the same date,
were found in TIE old keinert home
stead. IN Hereford township.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
WRONG RIVER WORK.

Commenting at some length rpon
an editorial in the New Orleans Plea
yune on the benefits Of river trans
poration and Improvement, the Louis
vile Courier-Journal makes some
strong points agains: the system OF
Improvements that has been in vogue
in the great rivers, particularly the
Ohio. II contends particularly against
the practice Of beginning improve
melts at the source Of the river and
wfrblng toward the moata. which as
1a cian becn shown Is the oppp-
II what onghl 10 be done. II nee
white 4 looks with favor upon the
great interest taken in the Illinois
Canal scheme. and in the Lake Erie
Ohio river canal, yet il contends iii
will not take much consid ration Of
the question 10 show that the logic
of this course is not sound as 60 the
Initiative" Continuing il says:
The Mississippi river. from New Or
leans 30 che mouth OF the Ohio or of
the Missouri should first be made
safely nayigable at all seasons. and
tn work rpon its various tributaries
be began at their mouths and prose
cuted upward. For what profit will Il
be. except for local traffic. To begin
al their sources aud work downward.
while the navigation OF the streams
lower down and the Mississippi Is not
made securf.
In Illustration % this it Is only
necessary TO consider the situation as
so the Ohio. The Federal government
has for many years been engaged in
improving the cham J Of the Ohio
froan Pittsburg downward. with no
benefit whatever to the traffic Of the
lover river and little TO that of the
upper portion. exce2 in enlarging the
facilities for harboring coal harges a.
PitsburE. in anticipation of a boating
tide. Som recognition Of the inius
tice done the commerce of the river
southward has been shown by provis
Ion made by congress FOR a dam a.
Louisville which when completed
viii give uninterrupe ed navigation b.
tween this city and Cincinnati Bat
this Is only a partial concession q
an Irresistible argument that the i'm
provement should begin at the mouth
Of the river and proceed upward frs
by a thorough and con 'innous dredg
ing Of the sandbars and then by the
construction Of locks and dams nj
ward from Cairo. iHs.ead Of down
ward from PHfsbuTg-
Il this policy were pursued as 10 The
Ohio and extended in its general plar
20 the other tributaries. the effeci
tisimea 81 the Picayune would soOf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
ORDINANCE NO. 1872.

An ordinance 10 amend section
three Of ordinance numbered seven
teen entitled An ordinance establish
ine the office Of City Engineer" so as
70 read as follows:
Section 9. He shall receive a salary
Of One Thousand Five Hundred Dol
lars tsL5oo90) per annum payable in
equal monthly instailmenis.
All ordinances and parts Of ordi-
nances in conflict with this ordinance
are hereby epealed. and this ordi-
nance shall bee IN force on and after
June J.. 1909.
Adopted May Z. 4. D. 1897
Approved MAY 9. a. y. 1907.
GEORGE PARSONS.
Mayor.
Attest. ROBERT a. HATCHER
city Clerk.
Published In the Cairo Bulletin
May 2, 1907.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
STRIKE BREAKERS
HURT BY STRIKERS
THREE POLICEMEN HURT: 80
RIOTERS IN HosPlTL AND 70
IN JAIL AS RESULT OF NIGHT
BATTLE.

New York, May S. Under cover ~
darkness tonight an attempt was
made by the steamship lines to run
the strike breakers Through the s'rik
ers' pickcis 20 their homes. AZ late
hour GOV red lighter with more than
500 strike breakers locked at Metro.
politan avenue.
A few blocks away they were AZ
tackled from all SIDES The n4lice fin
ally drove The mob away. Three pa
trolmsn were seriously injured M
rioters sent 70 the hospital ana 4.
more were locked up in a police sta
tiun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
DEscENDENT OF JOHNSON.

Richmond. Va. Nav 8.-The wet
ding Of Miss Martha Landstreet. the
only great granddaughter Of Presi-
d Mt Andrew Johnson, and Robert
WllIenham of this civ. took place
today. Tho bride is the grand daugA-
ter Of Mrs Martha Patterson. daugh-
ter Of President Johnson and mistress
ofthe White House during his admio-
istration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09

the Board of Local improvements of
the city Of Cairo, Illinois. caused by
the death of Alderman william J..
Gawier. of the Fourth ward; there.
fore.
BE il ordained by the ely souneil Of
the city Of Cairo:
Section That the vacancy in the
BOARD of Local improvements of the
city Of Cairo resulting from The death
nf Alderman William J. Lawler of the
Fourth ward. be aad the same is here
by filed and supplied by the designa
ton Of John A. Boureois Ssmember OF
the said city council from the Fourth
ward. as member Of the said Board OF
Local IMPROVEMENTS; and he together
with the mayor of the city and
George 9. Koehler. Fred d. Nellis.
Benz. r. Thistlewood. John Snyder.
Frank Thomas aud Patrick C. Sculin-
members of the said cts council and
nov members OF the said Beard. shall
constitute and be the Board of Local
improvements for the said city OF
Cairo until otherwise provided by or
dinGnce.
Section 2. This ordinance shall
take effect and be IN force from and
after it's passage and approval.
Adopted May Z. a. d 1891
Approved May s. A ID. 1901
GEORGE PARSONS.
Mayor.
Attest ROBERT 4. HATCHER.
City Clerk.
Published In the Cairo Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
SOUTH CAROLINA CLUB WOMEN

Orangeberg. s C.. May s.-There
was a large and representative atten g.
auce this morning a. IN opening 0f
he ninth annual convention OF the
State Federation Of Women's Clubs in
he academy Of music. Mayor Doyle
and Mrs. II. G. WauBamaker vel
coined the visitors. for whom felicitous
response vas made by Mrs. r. %.
Wright. II \ Wbeuy. Mrs. a r Nc
kissiCk. Of Greenwood. president q
the federation read her analal AL
dress and reports were presented hy
other officers and by commifte s.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
To Become a Billiard Player.

l recommend all players to train
their touch and gauge Of strength BY
practicing w.th only one hall. sending
IL up the table from baik until It can
be made 10 stop with some certainty
at the same place always Then that
place should he moved so as 10 pre-
sent different test 81 touch and
strength. and 50 on with constant
yariatlons.--C. b. F'ry's MaFo"'-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
IriI Circulatio.

The above is a correct statement ~
me number DC copies printed Of The
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1906, and
for the month OF March 1907
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Goth day Of April 1907
lSeaD LEO ]. kLEH,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
Eutired II the Cairo Postoffice rs second class
Mail Matter.
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

jAyt rage number of complete and
perfect copies Of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday for
NM vaar 1000 POPS
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday dur
Ing the month of April 1907 2l52
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09

Where Mother Makes an Error.
Nearly every mother imaginas her
daughter has musical talent and FREE
quently she makes the mistake Of try
ing TO develop that talent 10 the neg
lect Of plain sewing Atchison (kan,)
Globe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
ORDINANCE NO. f2s.

An ordinance Tor illing the vacancy
in the Board Of Local Improvement
Of the city Of Cairo. Illinois.
Whereas. A vacancy nov exists in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09

The Bulletin Is the only paper With
in a radius Of $50 miles with the ser.
vice of the Associated Press-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
*Week Dayatply
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RYS

BELT LINE cars due n leave Seeond ". 50
ln9 north on Commercial ave-, every ~ min-
ntes from . a. III. to ] o. n
Going orth on Walnut st every Ii minutes
from Cos m. to 1888 IN M,
POPLAR SIT LIME Holcrook Ave oaT due
Ave Bs57. s a; G.A2: H.a7; 7;i2 n. m. and ON
same minutes every hour nntil 1912 and il'f7
j.. IN - III ,n
Going west on Twenty Eighth 81. at 5'49i
6:tn, 6 III: s:l9; aud 1905 q. ra.and on same mia
utrs every hour until 1884 aud il;04 p M
Poplar It. cars due 80 pass St. Marys PARK
X minutes sftes leaving sec nd ST.
BELT LINE FOWL CARS north on walnut
ii 40 .. m. 1874 -. m; '30 a. M; 2'30 q. mi
"a a. M. 1 .2a q, m 80 a. IA.
North On COMMERCIAL 90 p. ms l;00t
m ? 90 a m. 300 n. IN 4 100 a, N, q, IL.
6elt and Owl ears are due 70 pass Wesi
Thirty fourth st. IS minutes after leaving
Second st
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09

The Bulletin To on sale at the fol
lcwIna places:
Coieman's, 2i4 Eighth street.
Halliday House NeWs stand.
Walkers, 10 sixth street.
Glue Front Restaurant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County ''s'rsA
Population FG.YW.


popul at'en w.. ~
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, II. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, JAMES QUSf'N.
Comptroller, ERNEST NoRnMAA
pollce Magistrate A, J. ROSA.
cnief OF Police. M. y. HAdAN
Alexander County. Population 2xa5S
Gornty Clerk, JNsSh, II. MILLER
Circuit ,1larIy. Lee \ DAVIS
Sheriff FRANK a DAVIS.
STATES ATTORNEY Aiex. I'd
Wilson,
Coroner. DIR JAMES McaaAEgs
County Superintendent OF Schools
PROF. JOHN sNYDEEf-
Assessor and Treasurer, FRnD Y
NELF4IS-
soard on County commissioners
y,48sN rrsx gvlA xm.mmn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-09
Alexander County. popuIsilon z2ss7

aoafd on County CcnMlseisros@.
=. j. IFNNFlI.N, Chalrrnsv.
GEORGE pARS0Na
mr.. EDWIN ]. CAUE1.