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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the city engineer until p
m. May 5th, 1908, for furnishing the
material and labor and constructing
complete guaranteeing said work for
a period of two years cement side
walks under ordinances No. 1913, 1923.
1871, 1873, 1856, 1856, 1877 and 40. Said
bids shall be marked as such and ac-
companied with cash or certified
check for ten per cent of the amount
of the bid Said bids will be opened
during the first regular meeting of the
city council In May. The right is re.
served to reject any and all bids.
WILBUR b. THISTLEWOOD,
City Engineer.
Cairo, ILL.,, April 25th. 1908.
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: ADVICE FOR TALL wosfEN. Y
Several Methods by Which They Caa
Decrease Appearance Of Height.


Theoretically, It Is delightful to b
"a Gibson girl" but az matter Of
fact. 1t may be anything bat pleas.
ANT for a woman to be taller than hsI
escort. or In any way out OF the aver
sge. And IL IL often distinct draw
back when girl IL more than hys
feet ten inches In height, and she
will do well 10 decrease the effect Of
tallness.
This may be lessened to a marked
degree by the careful selection Of
the style OF dress. Then, too. q
large woman should remember to So
lect big chairs to sit In because by
comparison they make her appear
small. A small seat. to the contrary.
makes her seem gigantic. Ii is too
low proportionately, and does not
hold her easily.
When standing or walking the ef-
feet of tallness may, be decreased by
slight droop Of the head. To al.
low the head to hang u extreme, and
accomplishes nothing beyond an un-
pleasant appearance. while the tin
lest droop can do wonders. There
should be no STOPPING of the should
ers, however, for this will ruin this
figure and make the girl most awk'
ward. She should hold herself
erect thought not stiffly 10. Marvels
may be done In taking off inches b.
the manner of hair dressing.
Large, high pompadours are to be
/ avoided This Is not to say tai
girl shall not wear one. but II shoHli
not be extreme. II she has the tyPt
OF face to which hair simply parted
and brushed back Is becoming has
Ia by all means the coiffure to be
adopted. Few can stand 1t. how
ever, and the next best thing liz an In
conspicuous style OF dressing the
plalts fiat, not piling them high on
top of the head. Better IL 1t to
place the mass OF hair at the back
OF the head or on the neck.
Big hats are as great a mistake as
are huge pompadours. for enormous
millinery will aecentuate and draw
attention to the height Rampant hat
trimmings should be carefully avoid
ed AMI low effects chosen In their
stead. Stripes are excellent in dress
materials, but should never be SO ar
ranged as to run up and down. This
style makes a woman appear taller
than she really Is. Those FOR a wom-
an OF height should go around in o
bayadere effect. and tioances. bias
bands and other decorations placed
at lntervals from hem to the knees
and above. are suited to her.
Exaggerated straight fronts" are
to be regarded by her with horror,
selecting instead soft blouse waists
with wide girdles. The latter are
particularly good, especially when oil
material contrasting to that OF the
gown. for in this way they becoms
more pronounced.
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shown carried out In silk gauzs
mounted over thin China and Japan
ese silks. Simple yet dressy is the
waist Illustrated. 1t ia Of natural
color gauze, having the front ami
back laid in deep folds and large me-
dallions of embroidery are stitched
over the gauze with embroidery
stitch for decorative effect. The fro1t
IL tucked chiffon with pointed bands
of the blouse material laid Hight
across IT, the ends OF the tauze end
ing under the side Of the front folds.
The tall collar is OF lace and the
sleeves of gauze finished with bands
of black ribbon velvet.
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NEW Work GRAIN.

New York May WHEAT Re
ceipts 10000; spot firm; No. 2 red
10 elevator; No. red 1l1h fob
afoat. Options closed IA ais cent
net advance. May 109% July 99la.
CORN-Receipts 5000; spot firm;
No. 9 nominal elevator and 74074A
fob. afloat; No. white nominal anc
No yellow nominal fob. afloat. Op
tons closed q al cent net higher
May so: July 1879.
OATS-Receipts 10000; exports 2.
600; spot FIRM Mixed 5Gh; white 5t
asa clipped white 59m65.
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DIRECTORS.

Intssss Pals sa Tine rssssi'a,
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johnson Grass.

If Prejudice could b. overcome.
this is one of the most valuable hay
grasses we have. 1t is at home in
our climate and can be depended on
to make a crop. 1t is akin to sor-
ghum and partakes to some extent
of sorghum's hardness. Cut the
grass early, just as the first heads
appear. II too old 1t lie of but little
value.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, May 4--CATTLE-Receipts
10000. Active and ten higher; steers
$5.00n725; cows and heifers $1,000
CTS; stockers and feders $325m5.75;
calves 4.75m57j.
HOGS-Receipts $1,000; ten to Is
cents lower; choice heavy shipping
.S5.6Om5.70; butchers $500 Sos
lights 545G570; packing $510G $50;
pigs S425d5.35; bulk sales S5.45m555
Receipt. 1000; slow and lit
tie lower sheep $50Om5.25; lambs
s6.00dI55; yearlings s5.506G.25.
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..1rL,,,1.Is zoe,

Alcohol is the foe of the working
man, inasL.uch as 1t lessons his pro-
ductive powers. thus lowering his ell
fieiency as a workman. II renders
him careless and Indifferent as to
the welfare of his family, and re-
suits in the children drifting into
the workshop and factory at time
of life when they OF ght to be gaining
the knowledge necessary to fit them
for the circumstances of the future.
cooperative News.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to May LIST, 1908.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Trains Leave Cairo:


1882 a. M. Daily Chicago vestibule
.imltcd, arriving Chicago 1890 a. m.
1928 a. m. Daily st. Louis Night
Limited, arriving st. Louis 1908 q. m
Sleeping car open at $3.50 p. m.
500 a. m. Chicago Daylight Express
Except Sunday.
500 a. m. st. Louis Morning ex
Fess. except Sunday.
1875 a. m. ST Louis Fast Mail.
f1:15 a. m. Chicago Midday Specia
2:35 p. m. Daily st. Louis Limited
2:35 q. m. Afternoon Express fol
Odin, Effingham, Mattoon, Champaign
$40 o. m. Thebes Accommodation.
7:t5 o. m. Chicago and Eastern Elk
press.
2:4s a. m. Memphis and Nashville
3:15 a. m. Memphis and New Or.
cans Limited.
500 a. m. Paducah and Louisville
t:41 o. m. Daily Memphis and New
orleans.
t:41 o. m. Daily Nashville, Chzt.a
looga and Atlanta.
4:3o o. m. Fulton Accommodations
$50 o. m. Paducah and Louisville.
500 o. m. Memphis and New or
leans Special.
For through tickets, sleeping ca
accommodations and further informa
ton apply at Illinois Central Passen
ger Station, Cairo, III.
J. II. JONES, Ticket Agent
| s. A. HATCH, G. p. A.
a. n. HANSON, Pass. Traffic Mgr.
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Novel Farm.

One of the most curious farms
in the country is conducted by Miss
Abby Lathrop of Granny. Mass. She
has a little place up among the hills
where she raises mice. weasels, fer
rets, rabbits, guinea pigs. and water
rats. She has IN her charge all
told about $500 animals, and her
enterprise has been suecess.-Les-
Hes Weekly.
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NEW YORK MONEY

New York, May 4.-Money on call
easy Ia az per cent; ruling rate ia
closing bid Ia offered at 2. Time
loans steady; sixty days 20 m2% per
cent; ninety days per cent; six
months 31g @3& per cent. Prime
paper 9hd4 per cent. Exchange
easier; demand 4SGmSO@4S6.S5; six
ty days 484 40@45. Bar silver 52B
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Looks That Way.

acon-"Thought you said your
10y was quite deer shooter"
Egbert-"So | did"
WHY | hear he went out the other
day, fired at deer and hit COW?
That's what he did had to pay
for the COW. Don't you call that dear
,hooting?"
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ST. LOUIS CATTLE.

st. Louis, May 4.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 5000 Strong: native shipping
and export steers sG.500725; dress
ed beef and butchers S4754G.2a;
stockers and feeders S3.256525; cows
and heifers $175d64O; calves $3.50
0700.
HOGS-Receipts $500; ten lower
Ranged S375@5.75.
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Uncle Allen.

Some men," muttered Uncle Allen
Sparks after the tiresome speaker had
sat down. remind me Of an old water
mill that's running with empty hop
pers. Their wheels keep on going.
but they don't turn out any grist."
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PROVISIONS,

COFFEE-Options closed steady
net unchanged to ) points lower.
Sales $4,000 bags. July $50; spot
quiet; No. Rio 6; Santos Sss; mild
dull Cordova ga q12A.
SUGAR-Raw quiet; fair refining
39S; centrifugal sc test AS; molasses
373. Refined quiet
BUTTER-Steady; creamery 19d
%.
HEESE-Irregular; full creams
14i2 M1514.
EGGS-Firmer; good to choice ia
01S.
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What He Had Missed.

"Craciousi' exclaimed Mrs. Good
leg. Just listen to that clergyman!
I'm positive he's swearing Evident.
~ he's missed mis- vocation
No" replied her husband, i
thirk It was his train. "-Philadel.
phla Press.
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.

Minneapolis. May 4-WHEAT--
May 1903; July 107h@9s Cash clos
ed-No. / northern 1O9ss @1097s spot;
1898 to arrive; No. 2 northern 107
%@107B spot; 1878 to arrive.
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To Detect Sewer Gas

Here is the test for the detection
n an apartment of saver Gas: Satu-
rate unglazed paper with solution
If one troy ounce of pure acetate OF
lead In eight fluid ounces OF rain
water; let partially dry; then expose
Ia the room suspected of containing
sewer gas. The presence OF gas In
any considerable quantity soon
lsckens the test paper.
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ELICIN BUTTER.

Elgin. H., May Butter firm at
.z6 cents. Sales for the week 539 geo
pounds.
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A Fetching Blouse In silk Gauze.

Formal blouses and and bodices
have taken up the trend OF sheerness
lnaugurated by the lingerie blouse
ana some very fetching models are
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-05

He who learns from experience sci
dom falls in love with his teacher
Washington Star.
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COMFORTING WORDS.
Many a Cairo Household Win Find
Them So.

Many a Cairo Household Win Find
Them So.
To have the pains and aches of a
bad back removed; to be entirely
free from annoying. dangerous URN
airy disorders is enough to make any
kidney sufferer grateful. To tell how
this great change can be brought
about win prove comforting words to
hundreds of Cairo readers:
W. F. Gibson, OF 4l6 Eleventh
street, Cairo, H., says: Il suffered
for years from kidney trouble. The
pains across my back and loins were
so severe at times that | could hardly
straighten after Stopping. If | caught
cold 1t was sure to settle In my kid
neys and a consequence ! suffered
more intensely at such times.
learned of Doan's Kidney Pills and
procured a box at Schulz G. Sons drug
store. From the wonderful results
received do not hesitate to recon
mend them" Statement given April
rs, 1900
CONFIRMED PROOF.
On Feb. 14th. 1908, Mr.. Gibson
said. Il have no reason to retrac'
anything | said in my previous state
ment recommending Doan's Kidne,
Pills, and can speak even more highly
of them at this time"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan Sand
take no other
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-05

THAT Smith girl" suppose VIII
wear the trousers when she marrleS
little Jones; but at any Iate' she
won't have much money to spend
mo; she'll find herself In a ighs
place"
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conssmnstlsn Of Brutality.

] would not sntsr In my Lat q
friends man who nesdlessly sets
foot upon . worm
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WANTED.

WANTED-Good milk COW, Jersey
preferred. u. s. Marine Hospital.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
NOTICE.

| will not he responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife. Oliver
Gaunt.
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ca the other as h coolly annexed the
inyeiid's watch and purse, and MADE
oI'f
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MOBILE & OHIO R. I
Time OF Trains ~
CAIRO
southboune

No. I, Express daily, lv....2:o5 pm.
No. 3, Express daily, IV....2:o5 am.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Chicago, May 4.-The following car
leads represent the days movements.
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z=T--
MISCELLANEOUS.

PASTURE TO LET-Wfll call and
get stock. B. j. Hargan, Mound CITY
Illinois.
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Northhound

No. 2. Express daily, Iy...1:35 pm
No. q. Express daily, w.. 2:ff am
). n. JONES, Ticket Agent
May fst, 1903. Cairo, III
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
BROADWAY SITE SOLD.
OTHER PARCELS IN DEAL.
Baptist ministers Home Society
Takes Title to a Plot.

The real estate market yesterday was dull. One
principal transactions reported was the pur-
chase by Max Marx from Patrick McMorroW OF a
new six story elevator apartment house, on plot
IUx100 feet the northeast of 10th ST and
Broadway MI Marx gave in part payment a
parcel 50xIQo feet at the southeast corner of Am
sterdam and 156th st, together with two other
parcels
Arthur J. Baldwin has transferred the Baptist
Ministers Home Society title to the property at
the northwest corner Of 119th ST. and Nyse
The size of parcel is x326 11x129 feet
The expressed consideration nominal
a mass meeting will be held this evening at the
hall of the Association of Bronx Real Estate Brok-
ers, by the nineteen civic associations of Manhat-
and The Bronx, to urge upon the Board of
Estimate and Apportionment the immediate neces-
sity of approving Of the Broadway Lexington ave.
with its Bronx extensions. ard apprOpriating
the money begin its construction. The follow
ing have been invited TO speak: Controller Metz.
Louis +. TIafen. President OF the Borough of The
Bronx; Patrick T. MCGOWAN. president of the
Board of Aldermen. Professor John Martin. Julius
II. Cohen, John De Witt Warner Frederick c.
Leubuscher Frederic Hnrichs William Coakley
besides Central Federated Union officials Edward
Poak i'll preside.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
REALTY NOTES.

J. CioIdsten buyer Il3 and ll3i4 Bowery,
recently by Boehr & Coon.
Julius and Samuel GIaser bought Milard
422 Atlantic Woodhaven Junction. Long Island.
They occupy a plot 50xs5
George G. HaIlock. jr's. have leased Levine
& ATLAS No Third 1s6 East
houses. 100 f1x1oO feet.
for twenty-one years AZ a total rental s215 o0o
Frederick A. Booth leased client to Ten
Fyck ". a story
ing house. 136th a OF years.
leased F[eese sto 321
and 323 Rowery Morris Lederman a long term Of
years.
Menke huge Of the northwest OF
and 171st sold by Robertson Genmie.
part payment q 25x1oo the northwest
Of Audubon 174tn the lot % TX
a5 the southeast corner of Audubon and
1s5th st
Hugh Thompson leased for the Bankers Con
struction Corporation The Omaha Bee entire
32d
Space leased in the Terminal Building.
Park and 41st to Kirby. Petit & Green;
Robert Dunseath H. II. Vought & Co. C. q. De
Gersderf. e. M LAURIE e A. Carpenter Henry d.
Moeller. Ribbed Concrete Ruding Company. Lawrence
Charles l. through Henry F. Clinton
o \. Florea OF 1874 lots Is Annadale
Park. Annadae. Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday Feb. "a, 1908.
ARRIXED

Steamer London city tBD Phillips Fowey February
) 10 Sampson Spence 4 Young with chalk. Arrived ct
a 9:3O p t2.id).
Velore tBrD. Patue. Newcastle February 3.
to Winchester ballast Arrived at the bar
steamer Admiral Sampson. Henshaw Moraine
February United Fruit Co. with Is passengers.
mails Arrived the Bar at q
steamer standard ((ier Sedenburg Hamburg February
4 shields I. Philip Ruprecht, in ballast Arrived
al ii rs m -
barbados 10 Martinique Dominica and Gusdeloupe ID.
Antigua Kits Il. st Croix and 81 Thomas *
to A f, Ouerbridge Co. with 81 passengers and mise
a the Bar at ! d m
steamer Eastry Puckey, Hueva February l. to
Rawrng q GO. Arrived at The Bar at II m
steamer Ryron tBrl. Santos February l. Rio
dc Janero B. Victoria Bahia and Rarbado. IL 10
Rusk A Jevonq with Al passengers. mails and mdse Ar
rived he at IL ~ n IN
steamer Janeta tBr, Hendry. Hamburg February and
York and Continental Line with
mdse Arrived the Bar at 30 p IN, ,,, ,
FuTst. Porto tabeiio FtptuafN IL
curacao 10 "A Il and san Juan - u Boulton
RIiss & paliett with 66 passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived at the at 2:43 m
,ry 10 to the Cuneo Importing Co, with fruit Ar
rived AT he at 100 p m , ,.-, 80
steamer Otta tNorl Lincnausen. Havana February 10
n nanieI Hacon with Arrived at the Bar at
civ Of Memphis Dreyer Savannah February
81 ~ the ocean SIS Co. with passengers and mdse
Passed In Quarantine al 30 m
steamer Comus Boyd New Orleans February 10. TO
the Southern Pacific 60. with passengers and mdse
Passed in Quarantine at s,3s m.
steamer II sud Higgins Galveston February is. to
ne Pacinc 90 Win Hllse- iaSseu III Sudfah-
steamer Porte Rico. p~Isqo Batmcre. TO II g Foster
Dith ndse Passed Quarantine at go a m.
Deutschland ger. tank f1ushinE thenster
,EI, Tampa, jamestown. Ncrfo,k and Newport News.
sandy Hook y j. Feb. "A 9:2s 2 m--Wind east
northeast moderate breeze. clear, nsht sea
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
THIRD BOMB EXPLODED.
Black Hand Igain Fails to InJnre
williamsburg italian.

Soornng the demands made by the so-caled
Black Hand Society. another attempt. the thlrd
within q year made early yesterday morning
IN blow up Peter Ldcata. Italian music teacher
and dealer in musical instruments at No. 20 Nor
gan avenue, Williamsburg. A bomb containing
some powerful explosive used. and. while Il
failed 10 kill or MAIN LCata OF any one of his
family Il wrecked his store the ground floor
and shattered the windows of the building. together
with others on both sides and across the street
IJcata received letters a year ago threatening
him with death if he did pay sums ranging
from 500 to 81 e00. He paid attention 10 the
threats and gave the letters TO the police. A
store window. In September more threatening let
ters received.
The second explosion. in front of his store,
wrecked the building. Ecata seriously conten-
plafed moving but. feeling that he would be foi-
lowed he decided 10 remain. The repairs TO the
building had scarcely been finished when the music
dealer received more letters Of the same threat
ening character. He then appealed TO the police
Then came the third explosion. Iicata, his vile
and three children were asleep in rear room on
the first floor when the explosion rocked the build
ing He and his wife seized the children and
made their way through the wrsckaSe 10 the
street The district is inhabited entirely by ltal-
ia-s and some of them in their panic began
discha-ging revovers This attracted Policeman
Schoble Of the Hamburg avenue station, who was
hunting for the cause Of the explosion He called
the reserves. but il some time before order
restored
L-icata refuses to pay a cent and says he VIII
remain in spite Of the protests of his neighbors
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
SNYDER ON THE STAND.
Strenuous Efforts 10 Break Dozen
Capit0l Defence.

Harrisburg Penn. Feb 24.-Strcnuous enorts 10
hreas down the defence in the trial OF the tapi-
;ol suit were made by the Commonwealth IN the
oss-exarninarion to-day of former Auditor Cen
er.i snvder. the first Of the defendants TO De
called as Witness in his own behalf
SNYDER declared that he did not know at the tune
~ the award Of the s5.5eaeoa contract to John H
sanderson: that the schedule did not specify the
ouzntitr Of the articles 70 be furnished; that he'
s,xaer made no effort to ascertain this. and that
be trusted 10 Joseph NJ Huston. the architect
7. was brought cut in SnY6eT< cross-eNar1iflatioh
that he was the only bidder who had filed bona
of soA aa with his bid. and that nothing was saio
!, ,be schedule upon which the bids were received
about this bond requirement Snyder said ne oio
No. know how Sanderson received this Inforrna-
.ton- that nc had not told him. and thaTNhe was
under the impression that all the odders MAO peeh
told ny former Superintendent Schumacher tnat
,hes would be required file such bond
Mr. Scarlet also brought out that. while san
6e-xon Was the lowest bidder all but three OF
tho forrv-one items in the schedule, the state
v-o,,s have saved slGea000 If contracts had been
sraa6 ia the lowest bidders these three
items.
Asked whz the board did not readvertise for
hj6s when il was found that Sanderson was the
only bidder on all the items in the schedule ana
was the only bidder who had complied with me
bond requirement, Snyder said:
". .sa 70 get the building ready for the Legis-
lafvTe OF 1875 the bids having been opened SIX
months previous TO the opening OF the session anu
u-e ecided that view Of the fact tnat SandeIsoh
was the lowest bidder whole on an tle items, s
we should give him the contract oeiofe w liu ma
the award We for the architect and CONSUMED
him and he said the bids were fair
Snyder on direct examination denied that ne had
been in any conspiracy TO ''whitewash' those
charged with fraud
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
POLICE DON'T SOLVE DEATH MYSTERY

The mystery in the death Of GIrolamo Celia, the
wealthy Italian. who was found dead in the rear
Of his warehouse. at No. 52s West Broadway, early
Sunday morning. remains TO he unravelled by The
police Domenico celia. brother and Cesare
Pianchi. stepson were arraisned in Jefferson
Market court yesterday morning. and held for
the cororer without hail suspicion Of HnOwlng
sor1ethne about the matter. They examined
by Coroner EarbuTgeT laier
Patrolman kluber. who was the first on tire
sCere. told how DomeniCo Celia came running up
10 him and toI7 him that his brother had been
attacked. Biancli. when called 10 the stand. said
that lie had leen married twenty years and had
four children He said that last fall. while he and
Ms family we're living IN Wooster street. Mrs.
Celia. his mother. had visited him and told him
that she had discovered Celia Mrs Biancai's
room He Said that he had gone celia and
asked him If The story was true. and upon
ceivinE a denial from Celia and also from his
wife tad thought of the matter
Abraham levy defending Bianchi and Dom"nico
Celia. insisted Bianchi's declining answer
ar mere questions. and Coroner Harburger held
Celia and Bianch in s1.H.1 bail each Witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
Will SEEK NEW YORK INVESTORS.

Many vel known real estate men will meet this
afternoon ~ the Offices Of The North Jersey Title
JGara1f"e t"nTany- in Hackeusack. to form an
fEsociaf'an ID" principal object Of which will be
70 make known The realty attractions OF Bergen
County 10 persons living in this city At q recent
neetfnc commute Of rhirty chosen 10 map
out programme of activity along these lines.
The committee includes AsabeI Chaplin. Of Ora
Gel; Herman Walker. Gutenberg: William 4
Squire. RdEefeld Park: William Y Barrows
EdseH-ater. 4. " Van Winkle- Rutherford 4 n
Walton Ailen6sle. ID. A. PeIl. Saddle River: VIII
lam o. CAN'T Leonia, Edward r Hinners Edge
water: =. ID. Paulin Leonia: A +. Neumann Cliff
side Park: Frank r. Knox. GrantWood: " D.
Bishop. Gragtwood. J. 4. kaEet. Hackeusacz
Isaac ID. Bosert WestWood; Frederick Y. Ross
Hackensack: James 4. Romeyn. Hackensack; Al
fred +. Sage. Englewood Cliffs: Alexander Living
ston- EnGlewood: Henry Lemmerman. Hasbrouck
Heights. James " Pearsall Ridgewood. A. T.
PogerI River Edge Daniel Paul Tenafv: Walter
Christie Bergenfeld: Leonard II Wood Dumont
W p NeldTsn Oradei: George ". Wheeler. Hack
ensack; William II. Zabriskie Hackensack.