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Died.

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b bed a. 81 Pztrek.s Cz-hedrsL M0nd@y 1oEnin<-
TIE BOARD OF MANAGERs OF TIE RosEAx
"a @ FiIl-t1 Ji-r-lAN - - ~; - - ~ -. -
unexpected dsath o. Hugo Kelly our oeovel assoet@ss
stated u1ee5fnss deems d atsiHz proD-- taat
s29 - ana - Or oqs .D5s%sen s ., i1 ai - % ,55s sll
o. he objects Board q Managers OF ths Roman
as aenirl5Ts e5arlc5-r. sis sin4nrss o hsart ard
and e1saasfzes he loss v5ea W. IN common win al
Z -e ri1T r as manhood and y &c niisI OF - ~
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ccntinue bis Hf- % usefulness.
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upon ne inares % this Board p1o,sasd = ae - 80 -
bsreaved family ard shat she rerl5srs % the Beard
attend bic funeral ir boy
JOHN Il FARLEY Archbishop. President
ROBINSON-Ou saturday. 0cto6er 81 ises Ge0rzs y:
EtosiHson- beloved husband % Eva : R9otnson age.
residence No. 500 f0Tth - On Tuesday NOv---
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sacola (Fal. Lowell Manisy-e Oichl pagers DeHs-
copy
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sister of ProceSsor
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p. r. Tues,lsy on arrival of the Il a p r.
train from New York.
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NeV YORK CITY IN her sIth year ELnerai serV+.s
viii be held from the residence % her sor-lI sS ~
November : at ID a m IHr7ruenr az tsrsen-0'a
Cemetery
TEovNANT-ou SATURDAY. Octao-- 81 i9os John HHHssr
residence. No s5 Bank street. Monday svenizz. n
O'Clock
wADswORTH- On SUNDAY. NoyeH.5er L mar Tiln.y
Funeral services viii b. hed Al her ate rssds-ee NJ
AZ West sth St Plainaed. y J. On tuesday; Soyenl-
New York via Central r r oc Jersey. .
o,cocs Isternent a. the -nsucs of ms family
The day following
COficiaI 1891
tober 81 isos-Enforna[l1n has been rscsved a. ne
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Bird of October. 1905 Las Autras Hospital Hs-
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Highest temperature yesterday. q, degrees, lowest
average A. average for corresponding date or last
year A. average corresponding date OF last thirty
three years. AZ -, - --...
a. fresh northwest winds becoming gsriaeis.
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Forecast for Special Locaities.-For Ne" England
ans Eastern New York fair and warmer to-day and
-r,,es5av fresh northwest winds. becou-'ng variable
For the District Columbia. Eastern PeisyF ANA
New Jersev Delaware and Maryland. fair and warmer
to-dav and Tuesday. ight variable WINDS -
For Westera Pennsylvania iud western Sew 1orE
e4st vyinds.
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CEMETERIE
THE wOODLAwN CEMETERY

readily accsssh5s Harlem trains rom Grand Cen
Station. webster ard Jerome avenue tr9sys and ~
carriage $50 Teiephoas +S05 Grzrns-cy eos
Book Views reurese1ra-fve
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ENGLAND To FOLLOW ROOSEFELT'S ACTION
England is about to follow the example of
President Roosevelt in sending a feet OF bat
tIeships and Of big cruisers trip around the
world for the purpose of bringing home to her
various colonial dependencies a notion Of her
naval supremacy and Of her power TO furnish
adequate maritime protection against any danger
which they may fear OF foreign invasion and at
tack OF course the dispatch Of the feet in qGes-
ton viii depend the peaceful settlement OF the
troubles which have arisen in the southeast OF
Europe But the general impression seems to be
that all peril from that quarter Of a great Euro
pean war has been averted. and that, while inter
national irritation may continue TO prevail
the various dissersious will finally simmer down
into & congress to be held some time next sum-
rner In government circles in England the be
lief in the maintenance OF peace is very pronounced
and no one Is more convinced Of the falacy OF the
popular apprehension CT early war with Ger
many than the First OF the Admiralty, Reg1-
naId McKenna. VINO has charge Of the preparations
for the proposed naval demonstration.
At the time when the visit of the American bat
tIeships to Australia first announced, called
attention in letters the regret expressed in
Influential quarters in England that there was no
British naval force Of corresponding Importance in
Australian waters 70 take part in welcoming them
there and to the fears entertained in London with
regard TO the impression likely TO be caused thereby
in the antipodes These apprehensions have been
realized, and the utterances Of statesmen and OF
politicians well Of the public press in Aus
traIia and New Zealand. leave no doubt as 10 the
existence Of the conviction to-day among the white
population there that in the event Of trouble with
japan which Is what they dread more than any
thing else they would have 10 look 10 the United
States and her navy for assistance and protec-
ton rather than 10 Great Britain.
II Is for the purpose Of CoUnteractng and ren1ov-
ing this popular impression in the antpodes and OF
assuring the people there, by Of visible dem
onsr-tion that Englands navy IS double the size Of
that Of every other nation in the world. and fully
r,overf enough to furnish maritime protection 10
all her colonial dependencies matter how remote,
that great British battleship and cruiser squadron
IS now about be sent on a progress round the
world. similar 10 that devised by President Roose-
veIt for the American feet.
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Local SDr4cIaI Weather-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
arrnerature for the tweuty-four hours, in com
parison with the corresponding date Of last yeAr-
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fOfficial IS 6sOIi
DEPARTMENT or STATE. Washington. .. 9. o.
tobsr 81 fg0sIuf0rrnatl1u has been recsivei sais
Department from a Springer. AnrsrtcsE
General Eahana C1ba- of the desxh
the Bird October. 1908 At Las Hospital Hs
Lscien C1blentz alleged American citt
OF the deceased ooca =
further information Ov applying 20 t1is Deparrrlenr
PEI d-spatch 70 10 Da-ed OcL9bs- Z. IeS.
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BECKETT DESERVES ELECTION.

Saratoga, Oct. 81. 1908.
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AN INSULT 70 THE SUPREME COURT.

New York. Oct. 81. 1898.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
.COLCONDA YOUTH
IS TRIPLE SLAYER
STAYS MEN WHO OPPOSED HIS
MARRIAGE, FIRES AT GIRL
AND IS SHOT DOWN BY HER
BROTHER.

News OF a triple tragedy enacted
yesterday at Golconda, small town
several miles north OF here on the
Ohio river reached here last night.
Enraged at his sweetheart's refusal
10 marry him, John Echster shot and
killed the girls father, her uncle, and
Ia friend of the family who happened
to be at the girls home. Then he fired
at the girl, but missed, and he turned
his weapon upon her brother, who
had been attracted to the scene of
the shooting and had hastily secured
a revolver.
A well directed shot from the
brothers pistol dropped Echster, and
the HELPLESS youth was carted off to
ajil by the police. VINO arrived In time
to save his life from the fury of the
brother
The girl had refused to marry Ech-
ster, saying her parents wanted her
to wait. Echster sought out the father
and demanded that he withdraw his
objections. The father remained firm.
and his decision was approved by the
uncle and the other man who hap
pened to be in the room.
Without word of warning. Ech-
ster drew his pistol and fired rapidly.
He was close to the three men aud
every one OF three shots fired told. |
Each of the three men was shot
through the head
The frightened girl dashed into the
room, appealing to her flance to cease
firing. He turned upon her and fired
as she entered the door. but the APP
pearanee of the brother behind her
with revolver in his hand distracted
his aim. He shot at the brother and
missed again and then fell with a
bullet through his shoulder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
SOCIETY NOTES.
Makes Washington Debut.

Miss Marion Chapman, daughter OF
Congressman and Mrs. p. T. Chap
man OF Vienna. and a very popular
and frequent visitor TO Cairo made
Der debut into Washington society at
tea given Tuesday afternoon by her
mother at their Washington residence
on Columbia road. Miss Chapman is a
beautiful and highly accomplished
young girl and was warmly welcomed
into younger social circles at the
capital. Yesterdays Chicago papers
contained telegraphic accounts OF
Miss Chapman's brilliant coming out
affair.
Mrs. Chapman and her daughter
were assisted in receiving by Miss
Madden. daughter of Representative
Madden Of Illinois; the Misses Slap
Ter of Oklahoma. nieces of Senator
Owen; Miss Better of Kansas: Miss
Margaret Price OF Lexington. Ky:
and Miss winifred Hadley. daughter
or the late Representative HadIey of
Illinois. who Is the guest of Miss
Chapman. Mrs. Prince. wife Of Rep
resentative Prince of Illinois. Mrs.
Effie Logan and Mrs. Lewis Terrell
presided in the dining room.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16

During T.. r. C3orcrs recent visit to
Chicago, where his new preparation
cad theory created the usual sensation
llany hundreds Of people brought
clormous internal parasites to the
young man, which had left the system
Gfter taking his medicine.
Among these people was Mr.. Emil
Winkler, who brought to Goper a
tapeworm that proved to be over
ninety feet IN length. Mr.. Winkler.
who resides at 1872 East Ohio Street,
Chicago, had this to say of his eXpe'
rience: For five years have been
more or lees complaining. ! have had
severe headaches, and any food that |
would cat would nauseate me. ! would
have bad dreams almost every night,
dizzy spells would compel me to quit
work. Black spots would appear be-
fore my eyes when STOPPING over and
rising quickly. / would feel tired most
Of the time; in fact, | had no life In
me to speak of for the last five years.
! tried various treatments, and one
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16

decided tAal the body fnrnd there
VAS that 81 white man aad this
fact lcds to the beiacf that II may
possibly be that OF Henderson, the
missing fisherman, Light has been
thrown on The record OF this man by
the Pnlucah News.Democrat which
IN SPEAKING Cf the case says
The shanty boatman missing &C.
colding to Cairo reports IL s. ".
Henderson, formerly Of paducah Saw
era mcnths ago Henderson a woman
Known as Mrs Henderson. aud four
children hoated into Paducah on a
house boat from the Ohio river Their
beat was ncored at the mouth Ct
Perkins creek. below the city,
"The house-beat family was in a
destitute condition and lI.year-old
daughter died Jap Toner secretary
q the Paducah Humane society, in
vestigated and arrested Henderson on
q charge Of neglect Henderson was
brought before Judge Lightfoot of thu
county court wh' released him on
promise that he would provide for the
ether children.
The little ones in the housebcat
were the offsprings Of a former mar
raGR of Mrs Henderson. The chi,
ren had an aanraI income ana the
Union Trust company of greensboro,
Ky. was the Trustee for them.
Mr.. Toner wrote to the company
ma learned that II Henderson was
married to the woman she WIS guilty
u bigamy Her husband is T. T.
Rhea Of sorsho' Ky The husband
wrote to Mr. Toner and attempted to
ccoyer his wife and children soon
after being arraigncd before Judge
.ightfoet Henderson turned loose his
louse-boat and hoated down to Og-
lens Landing. Ballard county There |
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
AWFUL CREATURE WAS
NINETY FEET LONG
Recent Grewsome Experience OF Chicago
Man Is Sample OF Series OF
Such Cases

physician in st. Louis v'G recon-
mended TO me, and was Under his
treatment some time, but as usual
obtained no relief.
$50 many people asked me 10 try
Coopers preparation that | decided
to do so, and after using 1t for few
days, this awful thing passed from my
system. | feel much better already.
and l want to say right here that |
thank Mr.. Cooper hundred times for
what his medicine has done for me. !
would not take $4,000 and have that
thing back in my system again"
Mr.. Winkler is a fair sample OF tho
experience of many during Cooper's
stay in Chicago, and this no doubt
helped to account for the enormous
sale Of the Cooper preparation in this
city and others, recently visited by
the young man.
We sell and win be pleased to
explain the Cooper preparations
p. G. Schuh d Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
RETIREMENT BILL
OF INTEREST HERE
BILL NOW PENDING IN CONGRESS
WILL BENEFIT SEVERAL WAR
VETERANS - APPROVED BY
STATE LEGISLATURE.

There is bill pending in congress
that has special interest for six OF
eight Cairoites. II Is designed tt
place all surviving officers of the
volunteer army or navy who served
during the civil war for one year OF
more, or who were sooner discharged
because of wounds received In battle
on the retired list, with half pay
when they reach the age OF GA years
and on three-fourths pay after they
are 10 years of age.
II is such a popular measure that
the Grand Army Post In many states
have endorsed it, and Tuesday night
the legislature of the state, in session
at Springfield unanimously adopted a
joint resolution asking congress to
take speedy and favorable action on
the bill The measure was introduced
in the house by Congressman Dawes
Of Ohio, and in the senate by Sena.
tor Burrows CT Michigan. and was rel
ferred to the committee on military
affairs in each body.
Gen. Green b. Raum, we'll known to
many in Cairo, is in Washington look
ing after the interests of the bill, and
vas to have appeared before the
rouse committee yesterday, present
he great petition sent from all parts
i the country, and the resolution
dopted BY the Illinois legislature. 1t
) thought the bill will be speedily
assed when it win go before con.
ress as It is known that a majority
I the congressman and senators fay.
r 1t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
R.nk roollsbness.

when attacked by a cough or a
cold. or when your throat is sore, 1t Is
rank foolishness to take any other
medicine than DR.. Kings New Dis
coxery.r says G. o. Eldrijge. OF En-
pire. Ga. Il have used New Discovery
seven years and know it is the best
remedy on earth for coughs and colds.
Group and ali throat and lung troubles.
~ children are subject to Group. but
<cx Discovery quickly cures every
attack known the world over as the
king Of throat and hug remedies.
8oia ander guarantee at All druggists.
10 and s1.oe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
] NEWS or THE RIVERS !:

The river marked 25.2 feet on TIL
Cairo gauge last evening showing
fall of 0.S OF a foot Ia "a hours.
Rising rivers were reported yester
day from points above here as fol
lows: Parkersbug G.5, Cincinnati
D1. Mt. Carmel liz, Nashville 0.6
Chattanooga %, Guntersville 81
Florence 30, Riverton Is, Chester OF
Cape Girardeau o..
The Three States went to Spies
Landing after corn for the Hallidya
elevator.
The Dick Fowler from and to Padu.
cab was In port as usual yesterday
with good business.
The Wash HonsnelI went south
with three enpties.
# The Scotia came out from the Ten
1iessee river with a barge OF railroad
ties.
The Sadie Lee is on her way up
from Memphis shei win be here to-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
POLICE CERTAIN
OF DOUBLE CRIME
HEAD FOUND AT PADUCAH NOT
THAT MISSING FROM BODY
FOUND AT WickLiFFE--LIGHT
ON MISSING FISHERMAN.

AS a result Of the investigations by
the Paducah police it Is now certain
taat the river on fast Monday gave
up evidences of two murders instead
of one as was at first supposed The
head of NEGRO r.ian found By Padu'
cab detectives along the river bank
at that city is not that of missing
from the headless body found at
Wickliffe almost at the same time.
The authorities at Wickliffe have
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
B.. l..

he tied rp aad while he was on 9
"trip to Cairo a rev DAYS age he mys
teriously disappeared
"'rhe body found At 'Fickliifa may
Ne bis and his disappearance ray be
another mystery. Tho body hardy
belongs to the head found here CT
vice versa. Ter it was mueh deeom'
IL spd, whilo the bead was in fair
condition from an r22crts"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16

The Ohio, at Evansville, not much
change tonight and Thursday then
fall slightly for day. and afterward
rise gin. At Mt. Vernon. will con-
~Snue failing for rs hours. At PaGu-
cab and Cairo, will continue falling
during. the next 4S hours.
The Tennessee. from Florence to
below Jacksonville. Will rise during
the next three or four days.
The Mississippi. a, Chester, will
sfnll slightly during the next as hours.
At Cape Girardeau. win rise for "a
hours, then fall.
The Wabash, at Mt. Carmel. will
continue rising for two or three days
MONTROSE w. HAYES.
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16

4 local tailor has made hit with .
large number OF customers by insert
Ing secret pocket In the coats Of
married men who trade with him. As
he broadly advertises the new trick,
Il is for the purpose of enabling mar
rfed men to hide their change from
their curious wives. Already he is hlr.
ing more heldp-Boston Record.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
Coinn 70 New Orleans.

X has been decided that the presen-
tation Of the silver service to the gun
boat Paducah win lake place at New
4 Orleans on January IL. The presen
tation will take place ON board the
vessel. Mayor and Mrs. ]. r. Smith
and d, A. Yeiser chairman of the
Silver Service committee. OF Paducah.
Will be among the nine members Of
me Padncah party. Miss Anna May
Yetser will be sponsor at the cere-
monies, She christened the vessel at
the time It was launched. The Ken
lucky Society and Gov. Blanchard OF
Louisiana will attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
1816B16x86Sx6SxSSSSSSl
The WEATHER
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Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

The day was fair most Of the time,
with a trace Of rain for the "a hours
ending last eyenias. Rain was re
ported BY the government bulletin
from six pciEts, ali light Extremes
OF Temperature were GS at Phoenix
and 6 below zero al Havre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
SUGAR FOR The NAVY.

Washington. Jan. 15.-In anticIps-
ton of the arrival Of Admiral Evans
feet at San Francisco the navy de-
partment has authorized the purchase
of 1890 tons Of provisions to be de-
liyered at Mare Island. including 700
600 pounds Of sugar for jackies' sweet
tooth
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
5000 SIGN PLEDGE.

OMAHA, N'eb., Jan 15-The great
wave IF temperance sweeping narth-
ward from tAe sonth has struck the
west. ANA one of the results il that
tho Northwestern railroad system Of
10000 miles has gone dry 10000
employees Of the road having swcra
ar
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
civ Of Special Privileges.

There is no city in the world where
20 many special privileges are al
lowed to be enjoyed by the authori-
ties as in the American metropolis
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
Washinutor1 forecast

Washington. Ian. Is. ILLINOIS
Fair and much colder Thursday; cold
wave; Friday fair. not so cold; brisk
northwest to north winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity Fair, colder,
Kentucky and Tennessee; Fair;
colder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
NOTICE.

In accordance with the orders Is.
sued by the mayer relating to the
sale of liquors and the closing of
saloons on Sundays, herein wish to
notify all concerned that the laws
relating to same viii be strictly en-
forced.
M. s. EGAN.
Chief of Police.
The evening world., 1908-01-22
BURGLAR
KNOCKED OUT BY
LITTLE WOMAN
Mrs. Jaeger Fells Thief With
Sash Weight and Then
Sits on Him.

Armed with a s~ash-weight, Mrs. Han
nah Jaeger. a slender little woman. five
feet in height. knocked out a s!x-foot
burglar. who fought her with a heavy
wrench. and held him on the ioor in an
unfinished fiat house, at No. go South
Ninth street, Williamsburg, until the
police came to arrest him. He was ar
raigued in the Lee Avenue Court to-
day. where the plucky woman came to
prosecute him.
The fellow said he was Samuel Harris.
but would tell no more of himself. be-
cause he said be came OF n prominent
family and didn't want to disgrace 1t.
Mrs. Jaeger. who is caretaker Of the
fiat. was on the NTH floor last night
when she noticed some brass taps pred
loose from a sink. AT the same time a
man sprang at her. striking her with
a wrench. She seized the sash weight
and hit him. Her husband was there,
but he is an invalid.
Call the polIce!" she cried to her
husband, as she went at the burglar.
lantern in one hand and sash weight IN
The other. Jaeger went as fast as mig
strength would permit and found 20.
liceman Mccarthy a block away.
Hurry or my wife will be killed
cried the husband.
They arrived in the room to find Mrs.
Jaeger sitllng oil the burglar. thumDin;
him with the iron weight. He was
crying for help. She had d!sarmed him
and re was HOPELESS.
No danger of your wife being killed"
snId Mccarthy. rs he carried the bur
Glar of to the police station.