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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-11
The ROupell Mystery
A u s t y n

CHAPTER (Continued.)
She set herself more firmly yet The
delicate fingers clinched convulsively upon
the arm Of the chair.
DO not ask me, monsieur. My duty
Is plain. If you will not spare US, 1
will be with him to the bitter end"
You cannot mend matters" persisted
the detective, by staying here. My men
surround the house. The Gordon is COM
plete. For the last time 1 ask you, will
you leave this place."
And 1 answer you for the last time,
will not CO."
Nevertheless, / will do what 1 can
for you" said NJ Lazare. 1T would be
something to you to save your own name,
would 1t not2"
She glanced through the portiere Civ
ing ingress to the salon beyond, where
Jules Chabot was just visible as he sat
at the end of the long card table. His
face was deadly pale. He whispered
from time to time with Goldstein, the
broker. Her face flushed for an instant.
"What do you meanT she calculated.
81 am armed, madame. Take this pis-
toll. He shall at least have a chance to
save your honor"
my honor" exclaimed the unhappy
lady, recoiling In horror from the prof.
fered weapon. Put up your pistol. II
j used 1t at all 1t would be to avenge
myself ON his captors. Oh my son, my
son I"
They had stepped unconsciously to the
door of the conservatory. The detective
turned and took her hand. His express
siye face was aglow with some profound
emotion.
You have proved yourself worthy"
be said. The courage and devotion you
have displayed In your hour of trial have
given you right to your reward"
What do you mean, monsieur"
Come here" he said, suddenly, come
with me. | will tell you something you
never knew. Something that has come to
me as from the dead. to tell you that
your instincts have erred, and you have
been made the play Of cruel, designing
people"
He drew her hand within his arm and
led her TO the conservatory. They sat
down upon the same seat where he had
conversed with the Vicomtesse de Valiar
I'VE shall not be interrupted here.
will tell you story If you care to listen
20 IT,"
Go on, monsieur" she murmured.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-11
CHAPTER XIII.

CHAPTER XIII.
"rhe story" began the detective, lis
OF a young lady, a countrywomnn Of
yours. Ii was years ago that this thing
happened. She was quite handsome, very
young. very romantic and foolish. When
she was eighteen years of age she met
an American. He also was young, hand
some, but diss0lute and entirely unwor-
thy OF her love"
Mime. Colbert Remplin Inclined her
head almost lmperceptibly She was list
ening 10 the history Of her own life. How
had this man brought TO light the secrets
OF the past which had, years ago, as she
believed, been hidden by the lapse Of
time"
Yielding 20 the Americans importu-
mites, this young lady contracted with
him a secret marriage. The result Of
their union was child-a boy The
niarriage Was concealed successfully
from Che young woman's parents. by
the oonniyanee of friend and pre-
tended visit 10 chs o0untry, its copse
auonces we're also Kept secret Shortly
after che birth Of her child the young
woman returned 10 Paris, where she at
l4aoted tbs attention of a Yesy rlen hanh
a. who, isnogapf Of her past history,
sought ~ make her his wife. ~ Was
more fhan probable thaf fhe LADY would
nof hase yielded 10 the temptation which
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

Npt since the days Of David Hender-
NOn and bis extFavsganzas. when the
Chicago cpers house was the fashion
able lad. have such crowds thrOnged
this spacious paay house as are now
oroWding the tbeatef TO the doors.
and emphasizes the iac; mat the play
- the thing after ali and that The
Man from Home has the backbone
aud the civility necessary TO attract
amuse and instruct Daniel Voor-
bees Pike from Kolc1ao. Ind. Is in
the hands Of VIM. Hodge. distinct
character creation. For the benefit OF
local tbeater-gDeTs who desire TO wit
ness this play. II u well 90 bear In
mind that seats are nov being sold
four weeks in sdyaisce and that the
out u fOzn theater-goers have the
benefit of the mail order feature Of
engagement 70 secure seats. A remit
snee Nth an enclosed envelope for
reply riii be filed nos and in the
order Of their receipt
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
GRAND JURY FOR
FEBRUARY DRAWN
LIST or MEN WHO ARE TO SERVE
AT COMING SESSION OF CIR
CUT COURT-MANY CASES
AWAIT THEIR ATTENTION.

The men who are to constitute the
grand jury for the February term OF
the circuit court were drawn by Dep
uty Circuit CIrek Foster yesterday
There is much work aleady in store
for the grand jury and the jail is filled
to Overlooking with prisoners await
ing the action OF that body The
criminal docket promises to be an IN
usually large one.
The jurors selected are:
William Ryan. First awrd r. G.
Barclay, Second: Peter Lind, Third,
c. II. Stuart, Fourth: Julius Serbian
Fifth; John Bugg. Sixth Villain
Wagner. Seventh: Fred Bennett
Eighth: John Kilgore, Cache; " II.
westerman, Beech Ridge: J. II. Jack
son. Unity; Benjamin Jones. San
Gusky: ]. A. Van Sickle. TamFns
fred Douglas. Delta; W. W. White
Eleo: Herman Bunch, Clear Greek
John W. Kennedy. East Cape Girar.
dean. John u. Wallace, Thebes; Hen.
derSon strater. santa re; james
Hewitt. Olive Branch: Esehlsmsn Bil
lings. Goose Island; Samuel Davis
Lake Milligan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
PITCHED BATTLE
ON CAT" TRAIN
SEVEN mlssouRlANs AND As
MANY KNIVES AND BIG GUNS
IN MIX UP ON IRON NOUN
TAIN AT siKEsToN.

Monday afternoon the Iron Noun
tain eat train from Cairo to Pop
lar Bluff was the scene Of a pitched
battle at slkeston The fight occurred
in the smoking car.
The coach presented the appear
ance Of having passed through riot
A 45-calibre gun was snapped from
one direction and in answer 80 was
snapped from another but neither
fired a cutting ARRAY also occurred
during the disturbance.
There we're seven in the dispute
and before the train pulled out a NUN
Der OF The officers Of the town bad
boarded the train and arrested Eve
Of the number. the other two making
their escape
The two men who are missing are
the ones who made the gun play. The
Officers are after them and are conn
dent Of capturing them.
The five secured we're taken beforr
the court al sikeston and fined tl5s
The fighters we're Morehouse peoDIs
Who had gone to sikeston % sDenf
the day and put on their. fight Until
they got aboard the train tbinkins
that they we're safe from the towr
officials. None u the injuries re-
ceived BY the parties are serious.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
TOBACCO TRUST CASE
Examinations Beng tfeis ~ Ns~
YORK 20 Be Transferred 20 Cir
einnsti Jssgsry z7th.

New York Jan 1.-The Examine
toin d W.tacsses IN TIE z0Vesulsai- =
suit against the American T0bsfeo
company FOR alleged Violation u 80
shermsn antitrust law Nhieh hss
been IN progress in this city fsr ~.
eraI weeks. VIII Be- Transferred ~
Cincinnati On January "a TAB 80.
.Eoaneenent vas made today b Co8a.
Sc, MacReynOlds for the gDgsTHnsut
he said he vii oonciade the sxan.i
.Eatlon Of witnesses IN this efiT befoFs
the end Of the pfesen; week. NJ Ma.
Reynolds said thar after tbe hezsing
in Cincinnati he Eiii 60 te LsIuiafiIie
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
WE ARE KING"
At OPERA HOUSE
apiGAT COMEDY WILL. BE THE
gill ToNlGHT-THE MESSEN'
Der BOY FRIDAY. - ISIS IN
NEW YORK" SATURDAY..

we arc King" VITA Lawrence
Eyart In the leading role, which
comes to the opera house "Wednesday
January 18th, is bright comedy, and
used by MI Whiteside as starring
vehicle for three years. The action Is
in Kahnburg asmall principally In
Germany, and deals with the compli'
cations in trying 70 dethrone KING
Hector, despot, who has run his
kingdom into debt and ground down
his subjects Gustayns Vennes, cor
respondent for tho London Record, a
light. hearted fellow, wanders into
Hamburg in search or news. He is
arrested as a spy. The Prime Minis.
ter OF Hamburg and his followers,
who are plotting to rid the kingdom
of Hector, are so impressed with
Venner's marvellous resemblance ~
the King, that they induce Nenner to
impersonate the King, who is away on
. secret mission.
Nenner, under the impression that
no is rendering the nins aud the
court a favor, and seeing good copy
In sight, consents, Hector returns un-
expectedly and is dragged away 70
prison as spy, White Venner, cos
tuned as the King and accepted by
the court, proceeds 10 run the king
dom He lowers the taxes on the
people. throws the palace open to the
people and gets himself into All sorts
OF ludicrous complications through
his ignorance OF court affairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
lINCOLn'S BIRTH DAY
It's Celebration in Spokane Next
Month to Be Attended BY Many
Notabies including Bryan.

Spokane. Wash. Jan. 14.-Five hun
bred members Of tie Illinois Society
OF Spokane viii observe Abraham Lin
coins birthday at the second annual
banquet IN Masonic temple the even
ing of Feb - when the principal
speakers will be William Jennings
Bryan and Governor Albert E Mead
o. Washington. honorary members OF
the organization. Of which Edward J.
Dahms Is rrssi3 Mt Oscar Peterson
secretary. viii send invitations % 9
number Of prominent lllinoisaus. in
Guiding Joseph Cannon. speaker Of the
house. also to several hundred for
mer residents Of Illinois now living
In the Inland Emrsre Of the Paci5'
Northwest
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
GRIPPE GERM IS
SHOWING UP HERE
UNWELcOME VISITOR is Al
MOST AN EPIDEMIC IN
THIS SECTION.
WEATHER SUITS HIM
And Spread of That Awful Stretchy,
Mean Disease is More Than Pos
sibIe-Doctors Know Him
Better Now Than Before

| An endemic OF la grippe, in
fiuenza or by whatever other name
the disease may be designated, may
make it's appearance in Cairo o.
any time. Grip is epidemic over a
| large portion of the United States. is
rapidly spreading and is regarded as
almost sure to become general The
storm centers of the disease appear
to be New York and Washington, but
many ether sections are suffering Sc
yerely.
Tho disease germ has already
shown up here and the weather OF the
past week has been especially suit
ed to him and an epidemic Is not by
any menas impossible
The disease known as la grippe or
Influenza is caused by a specific
germ and is highly epidemic. II Is a
matter OF some uncertainty In the
medical profession how the germ is
diffused In order TO spread the dis
ease SO widely and so rapidly. The
consensus of medical opinion, how
ever. is that the germ is air borne
and that there is no way of prevent
Ing contagion. Tho entire atmos
pfiere Is supposed to be infected dur
ing periods when the disease is pre-
valent and a person is just as unable
to contract II at one time as at an
|othe.
There has not been a severe epi-
demic OF grip In this section for
number OF years. During the spring
of 1905, there were number Of cases
but they were generally not severe
Twelve or fourteen years ago there
was a general epidemic over the
country, which resulted in many
deaths and permanent impairment of
health to large number OF persons
AT the time of the epidemic just
referred to. the physicians OF this
country were practically unacquaint-
| ed with the disease 1t hal ouly re.
Gently made It's appearance on this
side fthe Atlantic. and physicians
had not had sufficient time TO learn
to treat 1t practically, though they
might know all about it theoretically.
1t has been extensively studied since
that time and the medical profession
is now much better prepared to cope
with IT,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

Dean Of the Iron Mountain railroad
the two passenger trains between
Cairo and Poplar Bluff which were
taken OF shortly before Christmas
win be restored as soon as conditions
return to anything Ike normal.
The announcement will be hailed
with delight By travelling men and
especially By those who regularly COW
er the Southeastern Missouri terri.
tory. The two trains which were dis
continued were CT great benefit en-
abling them 10 make several towns a
day. One known as The Sunshine
left Poplar Bluff at $50 p. m and
the other left Cairo at a. m. The
taking off Of the former was an espec'
lsl hardship to local travellers. who at
present are forced to spend two days
on a trip as the only train In from
Poplar Bluff is at 1855 a. m.
Travellers win also be interested In
the announcement that the railroad
company Is planning to build model
new station at Poplar Bluff and that
for the present. quarters have been
established in the lover floor of the
Crown hotel. directly opposite the
site OF the old depot which was de-
stroyed by fire over a year ago. Since
that time two abandoned box cars
have answered for ticket office and
waiting room. despite the indignant
protestations from the residents of
Poplar Bluff and the travelling pub
lie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
HUSTLERS HUSTLINC
eeIleviIle Citizens Getting Ready %
Give Southern Illinois Travelling
Men Big Time At seri Meet

The Egyptian Hssiiers' committee
Ct the Commercial club held q meeting
sunday and TOOK the FIRST steps fof
the coming meeting says the Belle
VILE Record. Charles GfV1earf sss
elected chairman. Arthur r Krsfs
secretary aaa treasurer HAIRY kiT
cher chairman o. the Illuminating
committee. and Albert Hueke chair
man d the committee On parks mad
hsliG Another meeting " % ~ he'd
Friday evening IN the COmereisl club
rooms. This session zlil be attended
b many members of the executive
committee Il the Egyptian HBaiisfs
sho VII come ~ close ~ details 70
lstinE 10 he blg event here
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
"a miesauri swede. I,

The old friends OF w II. Belcher
VIII have an opportunity OF seeing him
la play OF his cwn on the night Of
January Fist, at the opera house. The
title OF this play is a Missouri
Swedc." and Mr. Belcher has never
apeared to better advantage than as
tho smiple-minded. good hearted
Swedish lad. Mrs BeIchef as the love
sick widow ~ very clever. AZ IL Mabel
fseicher in the part of Cad Calvert
But the feature Of the performance
will be Baby Waya sawyer in the
part Of Lena Rivers
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
BULLETIN FOUND
LONG LOST WIFE
SMALL ADVERTISEMENT sue.
cEEDsD IN BRINGING TO AN
END X EMIT KY MANS
WORRY OVER SPOUSE.

Through a. small advertisement In
yesterdays Bulletin, Jim Hall, well
known farmer OF olaton. Ohio County
Ky.sfonnd his wife. about whom he
had worried himself almost III for the
past three weeks.
The wife came here to visit her
married sister and either failed to
write her husband or the letters were
mis.sent. Mi. Hall expected that each
day would bring him some word from
his spouse. He was unable to commu
nicate with her because he did not
remember the married sisters name
and letters he sent here were re
turne,.
FINALLY when he could stand th'
suspense no longer he. came TO cair'
IN search OF her Much TO his sur
prise no one seemed to know Anni'
Hail. He solicited the aid OF the 10
rec. the Possoffice department. tn
telegraph and telephone companies
all to no avail. why not adyertis,
for her." some one aszec.
Mr.. Hill adopted the suggestion
and in three line personal" nctie
asked Annie Hall TO meet him a
Uncle Joe's Hotel at ; o'clock yei
ferday, AFTERNOON. stating that b
used that method because he coul
not find her otherwise. BY o'eloe
Hail received phone message frol
his wife and thirty minutes late
there was happy reunion at Ii
home OF her sister.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
The Messenger Boy.

There seems to be reason for ,antic'
ipatlng In the appearance Of the Mes
senger Boy at The Cairo opera house
Friday night. January II, comedy
drama of more than ordinary interest
and merit While the pct is not
complicated, il is interesting and
amusing ana serves to introduce a
sapable company in bright songs,
pleasant dances. attractive costumes,
and appropriate scenic effects.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
To Open Street Soon.

AL a meeting Of the street commit.
tee OF the city council yesterday after
noon. Contractor Morris Rich Of the
Rich Construction company, now en-
gagged in building the new outlet
sewer. told the committee that all
possible haste would be made TO open
tranic on Commercial avenue and for
the resumption OF through street car
service. Railroad street wih probably
be opened today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
Much Gun.

There Is said to be more fun stored
up in the new play, Sis In New
Yorf" than in any that she has bad
There Is plenty Of chance for good
comedy aad her plawrights have
Iproven ia the past that they know
how to supply the Hoos:er fun-makef
with plenty OF opportunity II yor
|are there when she and zeke show
Pierpont Morgan how they dance in
Pcsey county, Indiana You will gel
your moneys worth. Sis in New
York comes for one night and matt
Enee only on Saturday January 18th
lat the Cairo opera house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
|OR. DODDS WILL
LECTURE TODAY
CAIRO PHYSICIAN TO TELL
ABOUT THE WHITE PLAGUE
AT MEETING OF womkN's
CLUB THIS AFTERNOON.

Consumption. will be the theme Of
. public lecture that win be delivered
this afternoon at Library hall before
the Cairo Woman's club By DR.. Sam
rel Dodds of this city Owing to the
great interest that has been taken in
late years in the white plague and its
astounding death rate the lecture will
b. open and the public IS cordially In
yited 10 attend
DIR. Dodds has devoted several years
study 20 tuberculosis and Is especially
, well fitted to speak Of the subject and
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
notice TO owls.

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nizts a. o'eiOek As mesafsrs are
rsqaestsl ~ ~ pYesesf - there al
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
CLEARLY WOMAN.
Err0neously Thtsks w scoSring Hos
scsIp That She Cures Dsndru2.

Clearly woman has an erroneous idea
that by securing the scalp. which re-
moves tho dandrur scales, she Is curing
the dandrun She may wash her scalp
every day. and vet have dandrun her
life long accompanied by falling hair.
too. The only way In the world 70 cure
dandrur Is 10 kill the dandruff germ.
and there Is no hair preparation that will
do that but Newbro's Herplcide. Herpi.
eide by killing the dandrun germ.
leaves the hair free TO grow as healthy
Nature Intended. Destroy the cause
you remove the effect. XIII the dan
druff germ with Herpicide, Sold by
leading druggists. Send Toe. In stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co.. De-
troit. Mich.
TW, sisss---So csnts ana yl.ss.
PAUL q. 6ehuh q Sons. Special AGsntA
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
Mrs. Leslie csrt.r's Advance sale

The advance gaie Of Mrs. Leslie
Carriers engagement at the Cairo
opera house VIII open Wednesday.
January 18th Mrs carter viii ap-
pf.ar here cn Thursday, January Goth,
ia David Belasco's PLAY, Du Barry, :"
Among noderu actresses Mrs. Carter
takes front rank There Is only one
actress toWhom she has been ligeHed
and that on Is Sarah Barnhare. ami
The divine Sarah at her best. Yet
not even Barnhardt has surpassed her
Ga expressing the deeper emotions Of
The human heart
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

Seth Young and Glenn Young Of
Grand Chain H., were enlisted in the
q. s. Army yesterday at the army re.
eiuiting office ON Ohio street, They
were enlisted for the cavalry arm. for
service Ia the Philippine Islands, and
were sent to jefferson Barracks, Mo,
today
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
Date For Reception Fixed.

The ladies of the Episcopal church
hayc decided on Thursday. February
"a. IA the date for Inc monthly recep.
ton. The event will be given TINS
month at the home of Mrs. c, i.
Brandon on Washington avenue and
Center street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
Icominu Dance

Coming Dances a, Alexander Clun'
The entertainment committee OF the
Alexander club has issued an an
nouncemerit that an orchestra mas
been engaged for the following enter
tainment nights. Janury 1e, February
20, March 10, April 16. The third
Thursday in each month Is entertain
nent night at the c:rb and the affairs
ire usually informal and are eagerly
locked forward to NY the members.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

w.. : nssa hsxfs be rifs szT
s,yss,sshizx DSffks1zFfy bfiiHanf hs -
as.fs essfzfr fssf 1ssss ras ~ 0ttsf
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
SOCIETY NEWS
To Entertain at Euchre.

Mrs. b. McManus, Jr,, viii entertain
tonight at enchre at her home on
Washington avenue and Thirty'iirst
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
BITTER FIGHT WAeED sy
Police AND TERRoRisTs

kehlstaat. Rdsslan Pollard. Jan. Is.
<he p0ilce reserve and small
Of 1errorfsfs met in a bitter
today In the streets of Kohl
Three policemen eyre killed
Il wounded. Several Of the
Bere wounded and ali
r arrest
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

TIRE 4 g. fsef zsss fiszi ifssiaff
sfisa = 80 - 80 s@ef tsriszses
fr,n t<.g.a>,4 fs1s f-s'i.<f - TAR
tisS 81 - E5tsk sysfts<,eJ
etssfs
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
TO Play Union Academy.

The Sophomore basket ball team OF
the Cairo High Schcoi win meet the
team from the Union Academy OF
Anna at Armory nall next FRIDAY
night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

FOR HEST--Nice, warn. front
room fsrnishs1. 81 Eighth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

William O. Bureh. the well known
Illinois Central engineer who was
severely injured in the wreck OF the
Cairo and oaducah train at the latter
city several days ngo as result OF a
negro trian wrecker. is rapidly recov-
ering and will be able to resume his
run next week