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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-15
Miss Sarah x. Price Dies.

Florence, December 14.-tSpecial.)-Miss Sarah H. Price, second daughter of the late Dr. William Price, died Thursday at the family residence in this city after an illness of many months
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-15
Killed. By Premature Blast.

Harverstraw. N. Y, December H.-Three man were instantly killed and one seri- ously injured by the premature explosion of a blast at. the Trap rock quarry to- day The dead men were Italians, known at the quarriesl only By numbers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-15
Acquitted of Peonaue.

Jacksonville, Fla, December 14.-It took just 20 minutes for the jury in the United States court today to acquit W. c. Thomas of Orangedale. charged with arresting and holding in condition of peonage, a negro, Joe Claridey, and seven others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-15
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
New York Editor In Danger From
 Russian RevoIutionists.

Geneva, December 14-The police here have discovered in the postoffice en route to New York a notice of the passage of death sentence on the editor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-15
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-15
Concrete.

Special materials required on concrete. See the sign, Avenue c and Twenty-first street, south. Hermitage of course.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-15
Hale and Happy at IOI

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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
.E0UALlzED VALUE OF
ILLINOIS PROPERTY
RAILROAD ASSESSMENT 100000
ooo--VALuE or PERSONAL
PROPERTY OVER A BILLION.

sEhneaeld, III, NOV. l2.-The
state board Of equalization has about
Ica3nleted jos report The railroad
s&s3ssnenC OF Illinois Is about $780,
I0N.0e. an increase Of E5000,e00 over
1906 The Assessment OF capital
stock Gf corporations IN the state Is
$i0eGS, TOO ahoat S20oo0G0 less than
'a year ago.
This IL explained by the fact that
tae tangib stock Of Chicago corpor'
ations has heen assessed at- a much
higher valuation by the local asses,
aofs chan last Year
III 1907 the total eQualized value OF
personal property in Illinois IS $40.
8i9G5N The value q personal prop
eft8 lands ana lets II 1927 h Sl,-
iSS.C22 39S, compared with $i0i5.653,
co. III 1905
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
NEWS Of RIVERS
AND STEAMBOATS,

The river markell 1873 feet on tbs
Cairo gauge last evening. showing 4
rise of Oh of foot III III hours.
Rising rivers were reported from
points above here yesterday as fol
lows: Cincinnati 0.G,. Evansville L.
MT. Vernon 09. Chattanooga IN. John
sonyille GA. Padncai COS,
The towboat Tim Dodson with twa
beats and "a barges of coal arrived
from louisville yesterday morning.
The III S. snag boat John N. Ma
comb went to st. Louis yesterday
morning
The Z. s. steamer Mississippi pass
ed To st. Louis yesterday to bring out
file river commission
The r III Davis came out from
Joppa yesterday after lumber.
The Fred Hartweg went south with
two empties
THE City of Saltillo II due out from
st. Louis to-day bound for the Ten
nessee river.
The Peters Lee should be in port
today from st. Louis for Memphis
The Alton is coming out from ST.
Louis and will go ia Paducah for re-
pairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13

There was no Development yester
day in the case of c. NJ. Baker who
was found in a house on Eighteenth
street the night before with i wound
IA his throat The house ii enc of IN
repute kept by woman named
Katherine Raymond Word was re-
eeive1 from there By the police de.
partment that a man had his throat
cut and Officers Johnson and Hof,
heinz went there in respones to the
call. But though these made careful
investigation and arrested everybody
ia the house, including Baker who, 1t
seemed wasn't much hurt. None Of
the parties to the affair would make
any statement, Baker was brit re-
gently discharged from the county
fell where he had served a sentence
fo passing forged checks On an up
town saloon man Ell is said 10 BE-
well connected in ST. Louis and was
travelling from that city some time
ago. It Is thought he may have at.
tempted suicide: but neither he nor
any of the women would state how he
was injured Baker was fined $50
and costs and given stay "a leave
the city which be agreed to 10 ami
he women were fined 81 and costs
each for "disorderiy conduct and
given a stay on good behavior
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
Her Pointed Retort.

When the old lady put her head out
Of the window and inquired of the
young railway porter what the train
was stopping for. the young man
thought he would have a little fun at
the old lady's expense.
Engine was out late last night
ma'aln," he remarked with a smile.
$50 she's got thirst on her this
morning; they're giving 'er a drop o.
water"
"Ahl it's water" said the old lady.
'If you'll wait a minute, ma'am."
he grinned. TN inquire whether
they're givin' her port wine"
Never mind" came the answer
don't you trouble, young man.
thought perhaps by the way we've
been getting along she was run on sloe
ginl"-Tit-Bits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
FILED FOR PROBATE
Will of Late Frank cossman Divides
$1,000 Life Insurance Among
Surviving Relatives.

The viii of the late Frank Gossman
who died Of consumption in Colorado
recently was filed for probate yes.
terday The deceased had life insur-
policy for $2oeo in the Massachusetts
Mutual. and disposed of this and his
personal effects. re gave his aunt,
Mrs. Jennelle. of st. Louis. 5000, De
witt Seiiis Of this city $500. Mrs.
Jaunita NeIlis Miller $500 and Mrs.
chas. Frank $500 He willed that the
funeral expenses be paid out of the
balance. and Willed all other personal
effects to his brother. Oberly Goss-
man. No one was named in the viii
as execute
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
TO BAR COLLEGE MEN
FROM COMPE TING IN ANY ATH-
LETlc CONTEST or A. A. u.
WHILE THEY ARE ATTENDING
SCHOOL.

Milwaukee, Nov H. Former pres
isIent Liginger CT the A A. u. an
nounced tonight that no college ath
leta viii be allowed to compete IN any
meet conducted by the A A. II. IL
an amendment now being considered
is passed at the annual nesting CT the
organization next month The meas
ure will bar all college men from
competing under the eolcrs of aag
club in the A A. r during the tou
years he is attending college Lying
er believes the amendment will be
passed unanimously
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
Cut AIfonso,s cinaret Ra...n

Madrid.-since his operation King
Alfonso has been forced to cut his
daily cigaret consumption TO one-haIf
He is now smoking only about a dszea
Of his fayorite small Spanish cirsra.g
made from choice Havana tobacco.
These are not gummed, but held TO-
gether at the ends b. uay inner fold
Of papsr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13

| city council had Right " Grant sucl
| a privilege The mayor asked The
lofty attorneys opinion on the subject
9'hn attorney said be dld not believe
lha council had right 10 grant iac
usc OF tho streets for any private
purposes, After further discussion
the mayor stated II would make no
difference IL the council decided
(aYorably such action would DC in.
effective II Wow Of the cify att9rnoYs
opinion Yet the committees recon-
mendation was eoucurred IN BY a
Note d 10 4,
Again there was some decided am,
ference Of opinion as to who shoub
netifg the Cairo Traction company 70
restore the Washington avenue cross
ings The street committee recon-
mended that the chief Of police per-
form this duty; Alderman Nelis
moved that the city engineer who was
moro familiar with street crcssines
aud the ordinances relating thereto
give the company notice But the Hlo-
ticn was lost BY a vote Of 10 and
The committees report was adopt "a
The arc light at Nineteenth anil
was ordered transferred
to Twentieth and Nashinet9n
Claims ami accounts We're allowed
Finance committee reported destroy
ing Warrants,
Roquisitions FOR fire departments
we're allowed
Building petitions submitted at pre-
,ious meeting were granted and new
editions were referred to committee
il follows
! w Spies. dwelling at 1928
Washington avenue, l. Chapman
'welling at 24ll Park avenue Cairo |
5rewing company TO repair shed at
,0a Commercial avenue
Bids were asked for newmhmhmhh
Rids were ordered to be alver- |
ised for to build new smoke stacks
nj breeding Cor Tenth street pump
Claim "a A Marahie for sGT5, on I
.cceunt Of damage done to his wagon .
" fire wagon. on Poplar street. was
eferred to committee on police, Jail
md fire department
Resolr lions by Alderman SNYDER
roeidine for walk on north side Of
'Wenty-sizth street between Syca
mere and Elm stress fer crossing On /
line street tt north side Of TWEEN
ieth street, gas lamp on north side
TwenUfourth street between |
Washington and Sycamore street
ere referred 10 street committee
Resolution BIZ Alderman NeIiis that
.alk on north side of Seventeenth |
rect between Walnut and Cedar
-reets be repaired was referred to
rect committee.
Resolution by Alderman Neliis that
ias be called for to build walk In
ont of city pump house at Tenth |
iii Ohio streets was adopted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
HumANE ASSOCIATION.

Boston, Mass Nov H. Manv dele
gates are here for the thirty-frst am
nnal convention oil the American Hu
name association which viii be
called ~ order in the Park Street
church this evening by President
William @. StilIman Of Albany " Y.
The session win continue until
THURSDAY when the election OF oHi-
GERS viii take place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
General Conditions.

Yesterday was partly cloudy with a
aeatIs breeze from the northwest and
'ssrase of snGw in The afternoon, the
fl,sst IL tue season. The government
4 ltlidtin reysrtad rain en- snow from
eissht points. none heavy The eN-
if.Rles Of temperature were lS at
Phoenix and at Hur0n,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
Yesterdays Rivers Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville, will con
tinue rising during the next "a to %
hours. then fall slightly. At Mt. Yer
non. viii continue rising during the
next 4S hours. AT Paducah and
Cairo. win continue raising during
the next 3 or 4 days
The Tennessee at Florence, not
much change during the next "a
hours. then rise. At Jacksonville, not
much change during the next As
hours.
The Mississippi from below 81.
Louis to above Cairo. will fall slight
w during the next as hours.
MONTROSE w. HAYES,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
NAY BE TOTALLY DESTROYED

Washington, Nov i3The $500 600
plant al the Washington Abhatoir
company I'd Benniues near this city
Is on fire at an early hour this morn,
ing "wednesday and owing to the
scarcity Of water Il is believed the
building will be totally destroyed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
Kennel SHOW N ST. JOHN.

st Jchn n. b. NOV Y The nest
notable Eennel show ever held in fhis
section cf the Dominion opened here
today ana viii continue until Friday.
Among the exhibits are some of tle
Newfoundland dogs belonging TO Earl
Grey and some Of the noted Irish tr.
riers from the Blue Bonnet Kennel ~
Montreal
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
TWO DROWNED.

Seattle. Wash, Nov. Y The steam
ship indianapolis on the Seattle-Ta-
coma line today ran down launch
from the United states survey boat
Expoler in a dense fog. Two men
from the survey ship were drowned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
C|NDER WALKS
MAKE TROUBLE
ALDERMEN HAVE WARM DISCUS.
SION BUT GREER IMPROVE
MENTS MADE.
WITH NO CASH IN SIGHT
Right to Build Street Scales Also
Denied But Privilege Granted
to 5uId Thenn--Other
Business.


Tha second regular November
Injecting Of the city council was heig
last night There were present Hi.
fIonor Mayor arsons, and Aldermen
/ Kcebler. Magner Burke. Ferguson
Thomas, Bourgeois, Scullin. Kelly
lTnistlewood, Nellis. Snyder and Nee
han
The meeting was somewhat
tempestuous bur the tempest was
shout tson-essentials. such as building
Temporary sidewolks ana street cross.
irgs and the tempest passed off with
j laugh all around although consider.
able feeling was shown at times,
The meeting opened with short
talk BY the mayor in which he spoke
of the coming Ohio river convention
FL Wheeling saying that every mem
Der Of the city council was delegate
ia this convention anil he hoped all
would attend, on as many as possible.
He spoke of the letter received from
Col. Vance who expressed the desire
chat the mayor be enc Of small dele
ation to he named By the Wheeling
convention to visit the president at
Washington III behalf of river im-
The Iaayor spoke OF the
Of Ohio river traffic 10 all
communities on the river ana partlcu-
arly to Cairo saying the trade was
Established and was very heavy. AT
Il needed was uninterrupted passage
Wnr the water.
The report of the street committee
was the signal for u lively discussion.
The committee recommended Alder
man Brskes resolution that a cross /
ing be laid over Commercial avenue
Al the north side of Eleventh street
end that the crossing at the north
side Of Eighth street be repaired OBJ
lection was made By Aldermen This
tlewood and Meehan. that as the
sewer WAS being built along that aYe-
nue crossing laid there now would |
be torn up iii few weeks and iii
wculd be waste of money to put it
down. A motion that the matter be
lsferFed hack to the committee with
power to act was lost ana the molten
ID receive and concur III the report |
vas adopted
Another squab6ie occurred on the /
treet committees, recommendation |
hat cinder walks be baiit Oh TWENTY
bird, Twenty-fourth AMI Twenty-afth
treets. Aldermen ThistIcwoed ald
aeehan again took TIE position that
he city had no money to speal that
eople who built new horses Ga
treets without walks knew the ccn |.
itions at the time they built and
hould build their own temporary
falks. Aldermen Kelly and SNYDER
lade strong pleas for the walks. saw
lg the people were willing TO build
walks if the streets were
He'd, but this could not be done TIL
pring. The mayor also spoke against
rdering such improvements in view
the fact that the appropriation for
reefs had been overdrawn and there
ere no funds available to pas for
Re work. The motion OF Alderman {
that the council do not {
incur in the committees reeoBmen- I
alton was lost by a vote of ) to s. i
ID the molten to concur was carried
7 vote Of to 4.
The street committee recommended
Iat D. F. Mccarthy be permitted to
IT in wagon scale at Twenty-fifth q
Id Commercial avenue. The question t.
as raised as to whether or not the n
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
OVERCOME BY GAS.

81. Ioseph. NO., Nov, 12 Mayor viii
liam 81 pratt wife and two children
ana MIS-. Jennie Taylor, the mayors
sister were overcome last night by
natural gas All are confined to their
beds but will recover
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13

We are informed that the minister
Tor law intends giving a DINER party
IN honor Of the political offenders Nhc
ave receHtiy been sentenced 70 ban
samfnL The aEair wiH take rlace {
- c1rs bc.0re Tie guests have
-ail siessi---lfc.l a. Daily sseNs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
\ WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington, Nov H. ILLINOIS
Fair and warmer Wednesday; Thurs
day increasing cloudiness with warm
ef iii south; winds becoming south
west ami fresh.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
PRESIDENT or HONDURAS
DEAD AND BURIED

Mobile, Ala. Nov 12.-Adyices
from Puerto Cortez, Honduras, No
vember Z, are that ex-President Ter
encio Sierra. of Honduras, died IN
Nicaragua October "a, and was buried
at Grenada October ~.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
eostonese rend Ct he .Pkon.

Boston is the greatest telephone
user in the world, according to the
annual report of the New England
Telephone and Telegraph company
Every day in New England there is
an average of 935.S5S telephone con.
versations. In Boston there ia
phone for every II persons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
BOILERS ExPLooEs.

Omaha Nov l2-The boiler Of a
Union Pacific Locomotive exploded at
Schuyler Neb. this evning killins
Fireman Leonard Urbach of this city
and injuring Conductor McGraft
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
FATAL QUARREL.

Boone. Iowa, NOV l2-Gecrge Auns-
pach during a quarrel In a saloon. to
day shot and fatally injured Frank
Williams and seriously wounded Oyiat
and Charles Ortner
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
DISASTROUS SEASON.

st Pierre. NOV ~ One hundred
ANA twenty three persons persisted in
q fishing act fiji n this port during the
seaon just ended. according TO official
statistics. seven gessc.s were lost.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity Partly cloudy
ami continued cold weather.
Kentucky Partly cloudy and con,
tinued cold.
Tennessee. Partly cloudy and CON
tiined cold.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
PASSENGER ELEVATOR FALLS

Canton Ohio Nov ia passen-
Ser elevator IN the Mckinley hotel
dropped foyr stories tonlebt ana
three persons received probably fatal
injuries.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13

Neodsn Soldiers Found in Egypt.
Among the objects found in recent
excavations in Egypt was a whole
company Of wooden soldiers fifteen
inches high
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13

According to publication Of 60
years ago: Steam COACHES ran for
a short time on some Of the reads in
Scotland in 1913. but a great explosion
pvt an end 10 The scheme. 4 more
sandy generation has since come upon
the stage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13

Wine Sold on Time Limit
In the south OF France wine is now
sold by the halfhour On payment of
two cents one can go into a wine cell
lar and stay there for half an hour
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13

lie is a wise man VII, knows wher
to stop That yen faye heard before
says the Business Arena He IS q
wiser man thoesh, vac knows when
not 10 siop-who pushes a coed thing
through until the ,iacs hans hcav.
with the eoiden doilcsa that are his
list reward Ter Efforts hard. enfirsas
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13

You pay a little more fos chs ssft-j
sasertiHns IN The RulleliB thss
'ther Cairo papers bui you fss q.
-szzlsx
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
SECOND DAYS RACE ENDS.

Boston. Nov, 12-At the close Of
the second day OF the bicycle race
tonight eight teams had made 3S3
miles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13

A severe paroxysm Of coughing may
be often arrested by a tablespoonful
Of glyoeriD in ~'osglass a. hot milk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13
POLICE CIRCLES
HAD LIVELY DAY
cAA AND oTHER THIEVES HELD
TO ANSWER IN HIGHER
COURTS.
MYSTERY NOT SOLVED
In Relation 70 Man Who Was
Wounded 10 Disreputable House
On Eighteenth Street
Petty Offenders.

"a the city court yesterday nine
offenders charged aith violating the
ordinances were fned various
amounts Tac day before, as result
lot Saturdays ami Sundays work b.
the police seventeen were arraignel,
OF whom seven were charged with
drunkenness and TEN disordely CON
duct,
Judge Ross also aad three state
cases Jim Campbell was arrested
BY Oficer Wale having in his pos
session a lot eli OH ircn which be WAS
hauling to d second hand dealer
Among the pieces was part Of Il
patent ear coupler weighing several
hundred pounds and which he had
stolen from enc Of the railroad Yards
He was sent to the big Jail under
bond
December Smith and Wiley Rix.
two negro bows who are charged with
haying committed numerous depreda-
tions On Mobile 4 Ohio freight cars
were bound over in the sum Of $500
each.
Frank MeacHam VINO Il wanted at
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-13

Frank Meacuam who i wanted at
birmingham Ala on the charge Of
assault to kill was arrested bg Chief
Egan and viii be sent back home
The Washington times., 1907-06-16
Sol Minister'S Pupils in Recital
Show Excellence in Violin PLAYING

The pupils Of Sol Minister gave a vio-
lin recital Friday evening in the par
Tors of the Washington Club that was
a distinct success for teacher and pl1pU
Mr. Minister was assisted by Miss
Aileen Miller, soprano. The program.
which was well chosen and enjoyable,
was as follows:
Barcarolle' CFisher), Charlton
Lochte; "Berceuse" CAderkler). Fred
erlck 10y; Romance" CBecker). Miss
Nina Heilprin; (a) Spring" Griee).
90 Melodie I'm f CRubinstein). Miss
Julia HoIbrook: Air and Variations
(Dancla). Miss RosaIie Conger: songs.
selected. Miss Aileen Miller: Romance,
CWieniawslD, Mrs. T. i. Holbrook.
Cradle Song CNeruda), Miss Rita
Schinman; "Cantabile ct Boiero"
tDanoe)- Miss Ruth Harvey; lie Petite
Iambour' DAVID. Robert Cohen,
Hungarian Fantasia Q[eler Rela).
Charles p. Seebold; "Reverie" Cvieux-
Temps, Sol Minister; accompanies. Mrs.
Clara Moran Bernheimer, Mrs Frank
Eyram, and Miss Grace Harvey.
The Washington times., 1907-06-16
Medals for Proficient Pupils
At Miss M. Agnes C1arke's Recital

Carroll Institute Hall was filled with
the friends and parents OF the pupils OF
Miss NJ. Agnes Clarke on Friday even
ing. the OCCASION being the annual mus
icale by her plano scholars. The program
was uniformly good, those deserving Of
special mention being Miss Helen Roe
and Miss Helen Best, each OF whom re-
ceived a medal for progress made during
the year. The solos OF Miss Eleanor
Marceron, Miss Helen Suess. Miss NJ.
McGrain, and Miss Ruth Sniffin were
very good. r " HOpeweIl. on behalf
Of Miss Clarke. made the presentation.
The program was as follows: Ballet
March," Gloria, Mrs. Z. Gray and Miss
II. Ross; ''Danse de Ballet" Krogman,
Miss Helen Rose; la Harpe Aeolion,"
Smith, Miss Helen Brest: Sonata in
D." Bohm, Misses NJ. Thompson and +.
Carroll; song. Miss Edna Wilcox and
Master Minor Ellis; "Espagnol," Cod
ard. Miss Pearl Shreve; Charge OF the
Uhlans." Bohm, Misses F. Allen and p.
Shreve; "Arabesque," Chaminade. Miss
Eleanor AIarceron; a toe dance. by Miss
Adrienne Shreve; "Old Black joe"
Gimbel. Miss Helen Suess; Ell Trova-
tore" Blake, Miss A Clarke and Master
Clarke ODER; Theme Allemand." Ley
bach. Miss Helen Ross; a song, Won't
You BE Ny Teddy Bear?" by Miss Hen
rietta Berens and Masters Warren StoH
and Rodney Richardson; Light Cavalry
Overture" V. Suppe, Miss H. Suess and
Miss A Clarke; ''Mazurka in L fat"
LeschetizNy. Miss Katherine Carroll:
''Nelse Arabesque," Lack, Miss Ruth
Petit: Fanfare" Bohm, Misses Leila
and NJ. EIiason; vocal solo. by Miss
Irene KemnO; Butterflies" Gurlitt.
Miss Elmira Killmon; Peer Gynt
Suite Grieg, Misses NJ McGrain and
A Clarke; Polka de Concert" Bartlett.
Miss Marie McGrain: "Intermezzo."
Nevin, Miss Leila Eliason; I'll Trova-
tore" op. AZ, Boyer. Miss Rachel Trum-
bull; song, by Miss Margaret Poole:
"Mazurka.' Lack, Master Clarke Ober:
song by Mss Adrienne Shreve and
Master Fred Berens; Twilight on the
Mountains - 57athbun. Miss Ruth Sniff
fin; Queen OF Hearts," Meacham, Miss
Ruth Petit and l. Weaver.