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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
INTERURBAN FOR CAIRO.

A special dispatch to The Bhlletia
this morning from New York seems
to indicate that the Alton. St Louis
& Cairo Electric company project has
found its way to Wall street, aud is
being seriously considered by his
financial interests there. This prOje t
was first mentioned several weeks
ago, in a special from Springfield. ILL.,,
giving details of the Incorporation.
81. Lonis promoters seem to be
earnestly interested and are pushing
It evidently with much energy
Whatever the outcome of this
scheme may be there can be little
doubt that Cairo will figure in con
uection with any important scheme
of electric railway development that
may be preached in Southern Illinois
for the scheme above re-
ferred to is the second within a few
months that has been on the tapis in
Wall street the other being the Caro-
& indianapolis line
Cairo is no longer in the pes ton
where she must beg for railroads or
kiss anYbody's feet to get them. She
has business to offer, as all the foals
row here can testify. and she IS in
iirect the gateway in fact for
he vast commerce that will flow
southwark with the completion of t g
2anama canal More railroads are
'ound to come and an electric road
" two is among the most reasonable |
The mayors recommendation that |
he city council pass liberal fran
'hise ordinance. to be assigned tol
my one who will give reasonable |
guarantees to build an interurban
is quite in order. and seems
likely to be taken advantage of sooner
ban some people have expected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
WILL. HELP SOME.

The passing of the so-called "Mar.
or's bills by the Illinois general "a
senbly will enable a number of cities
In the state to make some much need,
ed improvements. It will enable
Cairo to build city hall without re-
sorting to the method adopted by
East st. Louis, which more than
likely. would now be impossible of ac
complishment here. since the first at
tempt of some years ago failed To
this extent and for this purpose, the
bills will serve a good purpose here
and elsewhere in the state.
But to an observer up in a tree
they do not meet the most pressing
needs of communities in financial dis
tress for want of sufficient revenue
the bills do not permit cities to col
lect more money to meet their or
binary running expenses The new
law may permit cities that have large
floating debts. due to the insufficiency
of revenue through a series of years.
20 borrow money to pay these debts /;
but there is nothing in the new laws.
apparently that will permit these
cities 10 increase their regular reve-
nues.
II appears that what cities In
distress need most Is such change
IN the taxing and revenue laws OF
the state. as will bring about fair
valuation Of property in the state. and
permit such rate Of taxation thereon
as viii yield enough revenue to
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
The Bulletin 10 on sale nj the n
lowing places:
CoIeman's, 2f4 Eighth strest.
halliday House News Stana.
Blue Front Restaurant.
WHERE CASTRO WAS RIGHT.

i
Many editorial expressions have APP
peared in the press of the Unit a
States. since the presentation of ex-
Secretary John w, Fosters brief on
the subject of Venezuelan claims to
the senate committee on foreign for
eign relations, that President Castro
of Venezuela might be at least par
TALLY right In the position he has
taken concerning tfe demands made
by the Asphalt trust. This admission
seems to have been almost wrung out
the generally accepted attitude OF
press and public men in this country
having been that Castro was tyrant,
an arbitrary dominator of courts and
the machinery of his government for
the purpose OF spoilation, wherever
the interests Of American citizens in
Venezuela were concerned. The
change in sentiment can be credited
alone to the strength OF the case pre-
scented against the Asphalt trust in
its dealings with Venezuela.
The charge made by President Gas.
tro that the New York and Bermudez
1.-THE trust) had actively participated IN
and assisted the Matos rebellion
against the established government
of Venezuela with which the United
States was at peace, has been fully
substantiated in legal proceedings
brought to recover damages from the
trust for the loss of j., 600 lives and
property of great value caused by
that rebellion; II was proved by tho
sworn testimony of the trusts high
est officials BY the same testimony
It was shown that the trusts claim
that the funds were furnished under
duress was wholly the
payments having been made several
months before there was any rebel
lion in existence
The fact that President Castro
made good" on this charge caused
an abrupt halt in the steps that were
being taken at Washington to aE-
thorize naval demonstration against
Venezuela. with the alleged. purpos =
of forcing that nation to submit tn
trusts claims to arbitration. Senators
saw the ahsurdity of asking the GOV.
eminent of friendly power to arbi.
frate treason.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
Proud of Portuguese Origin.

A knowledge of Spanish, while nee
essary in ali other parts of South
America, is of no advantage In Bra
zil Its people are very proud OF
their Portuguese customs and Ian
guage, aud are apt TO be unfavorably
impressed by any one who does not
pay due respect TO the difference be-
tween their nation and those of Span
18Th origin
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RYs

BELT LINE cars due to leave SecOnd 1t, no
Ing north on Commercial Ave-. every Is MIA
ntes from .. M. to IL p, m f.tR
Going north on Walnut st. every 10 minute
from sos . IN. to 0;63 p. m.
POPLAR BIT. LINE-Holbrook Ave, car
to leave Second st. geing nerth ON Hoibroo
Ave-. at 1857; SAT; 6:42; 6;57;7.l2 .. IN. and o,
same ainutes every hour until lo:-2 and IL III
p. m,
Going west on Twen.y Eighth IT. st 6;fL'
$40; 6:34; $40; and 1904 q. N. and on same mil.
utes every hour until 1924 and II;O4 p. M.
Poplar st. cars due to pass st. Msry's
Is minutes after leaving second At.
BELT LINE OWL CARS north on Walnut
1880 p. m. 1894 q. M; 1: 80 =. m.; a:B0 .. IN.
8 80 ~ IN. "A 80 q. M; 80 q. IN.
North on Commercial-12:Oo p. m. loo
m. 2 90 .. IN. 100 q. I'D. 1 20 KIN. .. IN.
Belt and Owl cars are due " pass wes
THIRTY. fourth st. 10 minutes Altar ieAvips
second st,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
eou. Che Foe Of consu np,lon.

Sir Dyce Duckworth in his address.
70 the British Faculty of Medicine
said that many persons were ccnsti
tutionally predisposed to Rheumatism
and govt but an important charac
teristic in such cases was the antag
onism of the tissues to the bacilli Of
tuberculosis. The more rheumatic OF
equity a person was the less pro
nonnced was his tendency 10 con
sumption.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
Biography.


Charles Henry Cramp, the oldest
living member Of the famous family
shipbuilders OF Philadelphia, was
born in that city May o. 1928. His
father was the founder of the great
ship and engine building firm of vii
lam Cramp & Sons, a firm that bull
ships for the Mexican war, the civil
war and for the fleets that took Malta
md defeated Cervera at Santiago.
Charles II. Cramp after leaving the
bubble schools, entered his fathers
3hipyarls, learning the business thor
ouehly, and in 1857 he was admitted as
A partner in the firm He devoted much
# his time to the study of improve
nents in all that applied to the ship
building industry He designed the
nioneer propeller. the Sampson, whose
ype is now seen in all American wat
RS. He designed the surf boats used
" the American troops during the
Mexican war. From building wooden
ships that We're the best of their class
he firm advanced with and pioneered
the progress of marine architecture
until in their productions of the last
decade or so have been included many
IT the largest and finest battle hips
ahoat, as well as ocean passenger
steamships of the most improved con
struction.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
CAIRO IN 1864.
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William MeHale offered to exchange
4 house and lot in Chicago for a farm
in any portion of the state.
en- Sept. 3, Mcclellan Club was
organized at the court house. Thomas
.Adlson was elected president; NJ. b
Harrell corresponding secretary: ]. b
Taylor and ]. G. Lynch. recording sec
retaies, and Fred Bross treasurer.
The editor notes that a fine brick
building is being erected on the south
side of Eighth street between CONNER
cial and Washington avenues, b. Peter
chs, to be used for a bakery Also, q
fine three story frame on the north
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
Marie Antolnette,s euIIlotlne.

The question is being mooted as to
which was the first guillotine. On this
point sixteenth century machine
with a slick blade, invented by one
Jacques Callot, has been found TO de
capitate sheep in the most admirable
manner Which machine of the type
invented by Guillotin was first put to
its dread usa is not known, but that
used for the execution Of Marie An.
toiaettc st.ll exists in Berlin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09

3 side, nearly opposite the Ehs building
lby John Windrom, to be used as no
2 ltcl. THE Ehs building is still oecu
: pied as bakery, by Mr. Gunther. The
: hotel, The American burned down
years ago.
On September s. at their annual
elected F. Mockler president; p.
Burke, treasurer, and Richard Fitzger-
aid, secretary
Probably the most destructive fl G
that ever occurred in Cairo up to that
time, broke out about a. m. on Sept
18th on the northwest corner of
| Eighth street and Commercial avenue
| (now occupied by the Alexander CoGn
Ity National Baukl The fire started
in ] T.. Browns huiding occupied by
himself as a grocery store, and hotel
and by Chic & Bros confectioners;
then spread north destroying buildings
occupied by Archer's clothing store.
u
pany's tin store; p. Zimmerman. sa
loon. F. Kuhn, shoemaker; c. OCalla
han, stove store John Shannessy's ami
G.. Reinhard's saloons; Martin Tow
ers' Shamrock House, corner Ninth;
thence west ON Ninth. the fire destroy.
ed John Scheel's Rising Sun Hotel and
Mr. Harris residence. From the point
of starting. the fire crossed Eighth
street and destroyed Peter Neff's
building on the southwest corner, oc-
cupied by Swayne grocer; then sue
cessiyely licked up all the buildings |
and contents thereof south on Com /
mercial avenue. as far as Winter, (noW
Buderl Block. which successfully re
pants of burned buildings below |
Eighth street were Chas Eble Plant /
crs House; Cunning Bios, aud f. +. /
Davis grocers: w J. Yost and Com
panv, book store; Mrs Oswald. millin-
cr. and Squire Bross' office Opposite /
Browns Hotel. on the east side Of
Commercial avenue. was the United
States Hotel owned by Perry Powers
which was burned. as well as couple
buildings.
Tho fire also spread westerly on
Eighth street destroying three or
four houses The total loss was esti
mated at S1500@0 The lremen assist
II by citizens and soldiers, worked
Married at Blue Island, Illinois
Sept. 7, 1864 by Rev $. Foster, at the
esidenee of Hon Hart Massey, the
rides father Mr., Alex II Irwin, Of
Cairo Illinois 10 Miss Annie f. Mas.
icy of Blue Island
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
TODAY IN HISTORY
May 9.

May 9.
I7G0-Nicholas l.. Zimzendorf. restor-
er OF the Moravian church. died.
Born ED0.
lS05-Johann G. +. Schiller, one of
Gerrany's greatest poets died
Weimar Born Nov. IL, 1853.
lS2S-Test Act repealed by the Brit
ish Parliament
lS53-The Geneva, the first Atlantic
steamer at Quebec, arrived at
that port.
lSG4-The Danes defeated the Allies
in a naval battle off Heligolaud.
lS76--The ironelad ship Ismeraire
launched
Battle at Batoche
l907-General Kuroki of Japan and
the Duke of Abbruzzi visited
Washington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
The Center of Speech.

An eminent scientist describes the
inherited nature OF right handedness
in man. He also makes some very
interesting statements about tho To-
cation, in the brain. OF TIE center of
speech In all right handed persons
the speech center is shifted to the 9th
or side, so that, as, the authority
quoted AYERS. the left handed speak
from the right brain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
Actors Head Had swel,ed.

Richard Mansfield had engaged an
actor at a salary of $40 a week. The
actor made good in the part and
promptly insisted Tint his stipend be
Increased to 500. Why" inquired
ar. Mansfield. Because I've achieved
! big success in The role "Ah, re
armed Peer Gynt, what do you Sup
lose gave You $75 for-to fail?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
April Circulation.

The above Is a correct statement
OF the circulation of The Cairo Bule-
tin for the year 1907 and for the
month of April 1908.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this fourth day of April 1903.
LEO j. KBEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
Bank Of Enaland's First Safe.

In the Bank Of England's museum
may be seen the old oak chest which
was the Old Lady of Threadneedle
Streets first strong room 1t is a lit
tie larger than a common seaman's
chest, and in this the bank stored Its
cash, notes and valuable papers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
His First lesson in Astronomy.

Sir David Gin. formerly astronomer
at Cape Town, South Africa. had ar
interview with CeteWa9a, tho grea
Zulu chief The dU Ky potentats
asked Kim how long Il would take u
20 to the sun in a Cape" wagon
Making a rapid calculation on his cuff
Sir David told the amazed chief i
would take 1900 wears.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
II
Educating Sorrow,

We perceive not fully either oln
Indebtedness or our dangers, or the
fury of our enemies. until after events
of extraordinary sorrowfulness.-Phi
ipp Melancbthon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09

There is yellow fever of literature
specially adapted and prepared for the
spread OF shameless curiosity, In
correct information, and complacent
idiocy among all classes Of the popu.
lation.-Henry van Dyke
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09

THAT man always gets along and
seems to be enterprising In other
ways, yet he mover handles anything
which isn't a drug in the market"
What is his business?" He's an
apothecary." ~.at
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
Where He Stood.

The woman was showing the artist
her diamond pin. How much is 1t
WORTH" he asked "A hundred and
Fifty dollars she answered. What
would YOU do if YOU had diamond
pin that was worth hundred del
iars?" There's one thing certain, y
he said. Il wouldn't have the diat oad
pin"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
cenauerIna Temptation.

To conquer temptation You must
live It down alone, as you must die
alone and no vicarious gift of strength
can take the place of mans own will.
My Journal
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies OF the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1907 .211o
Average number of complete and
perfect copies OF the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the month of April
1908 ............2o POPS
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
Must Be Trustworthy,

The only man that ever gets there
and stays there is the man that some
body can trust.-Charles Evans
Hughes
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09


2S64-7J. Kennard K Son Carpet Co
VS.. Bernard McManus, Jr.; assump
/ sit.
2SG5-Joseph G. Rolwing VS.. Sam
uel Hastings Company; assumpsit.
2S6T-Hargadine MeKitirick Dry
Goods CO. VS. Bertha f. Powell, re
lplevin.
2S6S-william Wimberly VS.. Clark
Danforth Handle Factory; case.
2S72-Chas. Koehler and j. Calvin
Campbell vs., John Halliday, assump
sit.
2S7S-o. s Scott VS.. Angus Leek;
eiectment.
2S79-O. S. Scott vs.. J. p, Peterson,
Ell al; ejectment.
2SS0-O. S. Scott VS. Rutherford
Black ejeetment.
2SSl--O. S. Scott US, AttreSs L.
Horrell; ejectment
2SS2-Wiilam J. Dugan IS. JOSEPH
B, Reed; trespass on the case.
2SS4-Indianapolis Brewing Co. vs.
Benjamin Jones, ct al; debt.
2SS5-The Cairo National Bank VS..
Edward J. Hodges; assumpsit
2SS6-Weber Dry Goods Co. VS..
Herman Weber: assumpsit.
2SS7-Margaret Bridges, ct nj, KS
Rudolph Brown; trespass on the case.
2SSS-Cairo Brewing Company VS..
George w. Robinson, ct al; assump
sit
2SS9-Three States Buggy and I'm
plement Company VS.. L. Burris; at
tachment.
2S90-Andrew Lohr Bottling Com,
pany VS., A. b. Arey, attachment.
2S9i-Thomas w Cannon vs.. John
Dodd: attachment.
2S99-National Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. Jasper County Manufactur-
ng Company assunps;t
2902-PeOple &c VS.. Cleveland Gin
Chicago & ST h. Ry. Co.
lebt
2904-William Oehler VS. Andrew
Serbian; assumpsit
290G-Mabel Webb VS.. Cannon Box
Company; trespass on the case.
2907-McKnight Keaton Grocery
company VS.. Hopkinsvillc Canning
Company; attachment.
290S-Scudder Gale Wearen Com
1any VS.. Hopkinsville Canning Com
)any; attachment
2909-Alfred Decker and Abe CohnE
s. c. c, Rubenstein ct al; assumpsit,
2ell-B. J. Hargan VS.. Maggie
'asey: assumpsit
z9l2-Clinton c. Terrell VS. Cairo
electric & Traction Company and
Electrical Installation Company; case
29l5-I. Nicholson & Bros Us. Solo
non Farnbaker and john A. Bour-
,ois; assumpsit
29lt-The l. Frazer Company VS..
solomon Farnhaker and John A.
}uurgos; assumpsit
2gl5-Mellwood Distilery Company
-s, solomon Farnbaker and John A.
Tgoia; assumpsit.
20lG-Treacy-M Morris q Co. VS..
srael Cauble and Joshua Caube;
ssumpsit
29l7-krenning Grocer Company vs.
T. c. Carter; assumpsit.
2922--John NJ Logsden VS.. Chicago
ill and Lumber Company; trespass
n the case
2923-L.ouisiana Red Cypress Com
any VS.. Fred, Workman; assumpsit.
2924-Nellie c. Sproat, admlsistra
rix of the estate of James Sproat, de-
eased, VS.. Illinois Central Railroad
'omBany; case.
2925-F'reda Helm, Administrative
f the estate of Gus Helm. deceased,
s. Illinois Central Railroad Com
any; case.
5Sl-James H. Mulcahy VS.. John 5.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
Coffee Originated in Arabia.

Coffee was first produced in Arabia
'arly in the fifteenth, century II was
irst imported into England about 1850.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
DOCKET
FOR MAY TERM
MANY NEW CASES - JUDGE
BUTLER ON THE BENCH
MANY MURDER TRIALS.

Following are the dockets for the
May term of the circuit court in Alex.
ander county which will open Mon
day. May II:
2572-The People &C. VS. Joe Nc
IntsfeF ct al; assault with intent to
murder.
2G09-The People &c, VS.. Louis Mel
lum alias Louis James; murder
2Gi9-people &c. VS.. December
Smith and Wiley Kicks; burglary and
larceny.
2G21-!9eople sc. KS. John Ford
murder
283S-L. G. Cotner VS.. James Nc
Intlre; appeal from p.
2Sf9-I4eo Mcdaniel VS., J F. Smith;
appeal from ]. p.
2S17-C, E. Gregory, doing business
as the Cairo Monument Co VS.. st.
Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Ry.
Co; appeal from ]. P,
2SS3-J f. Seigler VS.. j. NJ. Mat
tingly & CO.: appeal from J. p.
291S-W. II. Martin & Co. VS.. Sam
mel Hastings Co, appeal from ]. P.
2919-Oscar S James, for the use
Of Joe Gotthart, VS.. Illinois Central
Railroad Company; appeal from ]. P.
2?20-City of Cairo VS.. John Wat
son; appeal from J. P
2921--City of Cairo VS.. Leslie Per
Z aun,a1 FsC,v,
2510--l c. r. r. Co. vs. Road Dis
trict No. t. Alexander County; as
5umpsit.
250l-Harry Elias W. Thomas San
ders: trespass.
2622-Charles C. Tate VS.. Paterson
Collier e Co; attachment.
2GG3-Samuel E. Barr VS.. f. e.
Crcelman Lbr. CO.., assumpsit
2CGS-Samuel Hastings VS.. NJ & O.
z. r. Co; tresDass..
27lS-Perks & Higgins VS.. Georgia
Ann Coffee; eiectment.
273s-Willis Coal &. Mining Co. VS..
Fred D. Nellis; trespass on the case
upon promises.
27C9-Henry Hasenjaeger VS.. Alex
ander County National Bank; as
sumpsit
1855 Harrisburg Foundry & Ma
chine Works vs.. r. E. Cannon; as
sumpslt
27S7-Southside Lumber Co. VS..
Voorhees, Conlbes: assumpsit
2199r Emm, Weber VS.. Daniel
Weber; attac ment
2S41IWillit r. Bankston VS. HI.
nois Silica Chi pany; trespass
2S44-lrona Breysacker VS. j. T.
Nichols and s. J.. Stegg; case.
2S55-Monroe Gaddy VS.. Edmonia
Watkins and Walter Warder; eject
ment.
2S59-H. L. Halliday Milling Co vs..
Illinois Central r. r. Co; assumpsit.
2SGl--The First National Bank of
Htchfeld VS. s. II. Cox ct al; assump-
sit.
2S62-Andrew Lohr Bottling Com
pany VS.. D. NJ. Arey; attachment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois,
Population 16,147.

Mayor. GEORGE PARSONS :. -.
Clerk, II. A. HATCHER
Treasurer, THOMAS &c. MAHONEY
City Attorney. FRANK MOORE.
Comptroller, ERNEST WORKMAN.
Police Magistrate, A. j. ROSS.
Chief OF Police, NJ. s. EAGAN.
Alexander County, Population 22.467,
County Clerk, JESSE e. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE B. DAVIS.
Sheriff. FRANK e. DAVIS.
States Attorney, ALEX. WILSON.
Coroner, DIR. JAMES McMANUS.
County Superintendent of Schools
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer. FRED II
NELLI4IS.
Board Of County Commission
j. J. JENNELLE. Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN j. CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09

Power of Filthy Lucrc.s9
Ready money works great cures
Danish Proverh.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09

5Sl-James II. Mulcahy VS.. John s.
RyaI ct al; partition.
1l10--Lancaster & Rice VS.. c. c.
Marshall ct al; mechanics lien
Ill3-John Hodges VS.. John A. Mil
| ford; Injunction
1375-Zulima Smith VS.. G. Zera da
Smith ct al; partition
1l1S-Peter Wade vs.. Benjamin
Wade; partition.
1544-Nancy Ross VS. Louis Ross,
divorce.
1G21-August W. SCHNEIDER vs.
Magdalena Weber ct al; partition,
etc.
173O-India Elliott VS.. Wesley FL.
lott ct al: assignment of Dover and
Homestead
l7i9-C. p Treat VS.. Richard Y.
Shook and Myrtle E. Shook; fore
closure.
1881. l.. Barnard VS.. Clay. CIT,
Mfg. Co; bill for specific perform
ance.
179i--sena Fryson VS.. George Fry
son divorce.
1796-Diana E Mckenzie ct al VS.
Zoe b. Roth ct al; partition.
1S07-George w. Kraft VS.. John
Elvin ct al; foreclosure
1Sl3--Frank Ferguson ct al VS.
James II. Green and Herbert II. Wal
lace: creditors bill.
1Sli-In the matter of the Estate
- /.
1SI5-Frances Hunter VS.. Perry w
Hunter; bill for separate mainten-
nce.
1S25-Eugene e. Ellis VS.. Clarence
NJ Ellis; dissolution OF partnership.
etc.
1S29-Edwin p Halliday. ct al. FIX
Parte partition
1S37-Alexander County SAVINGS
Bank vs.. Kate Oliver ct al; fore
obscure.
1slO-Daniel Hartman VS.. Ethel
Dunn ct al; foreclosure.
1S55-Cairo Brewing Company VS..
Benjamin Jones, ct al; foreclosure.
lS5G-IIugh Smiley vs.. Blanche
May Smiley. alias May Hutson; di-
vOrce ~
1S5S-First State Bank of Thebes
VS. Ethel Dunn ct al foreclosure.
1S65-Nellie z. Casey VS. Edward
p Casey: divorce
1S6l-Grand Lodge Ancient Order
of United Workmen OF Illinois vs..
Josephine Grain Sanders and John F.
Gilman: bill of inter-pleader.
lS62-Ella Sweeney VS. Harlin
Sweeney; divorce.
1S70--The Cairo National Bank va.
Atlas Roberts foreclosure.
1S71-The Cairo National Bank VS..
Alfred Austin; foreclosure.
1S72-The Cairo National Bank VS.
Luther Wade. ct al: foreclosure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09

Iside. nearly opposite the chs building,
by John Windrom, to be used as no
tel THE Ehs building is still oecn-
pied as a bakery, by Mr., Gunther. The
hotel, The American burned down
years ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09

On September s, at their annual
meeting. the Hibernian Fire Company
elected p. Mockler president; r.
Burke, treasurer, and Richard Fitzger-
aid, secretary
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09

Married at Blue Island, Illinois,
Sept. 7, 1864, by Rev S. Foster, at the
residence of Hon Hart Massey, the
brides father, Mr. Alex H. Irwin. Of
Cairo, Illinois 10 Miss Annie f. Mas
sey of Blue Island
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-09

What parties have held national conventions besides
lieans and Democratsl