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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

K. Hebsacker and daughter. Miss
Emma who are in Europe, paid q
visit to Rome a few days ago anil
wrote from there to Rev. FIR. James
Gilien OF this city who had given them
letters Of Introduction which insured
their reception at the vatican and p
probable personal audience with the
pope.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
laird.Mn mack.

The marriage Of Mr.. Hiram Womaok
of Paducah, Ky. and Miss Nettie
Laird of Brookport, H.. is announced,
the ceremony having been performed
Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian
manse by the Rev A. 5, Buchanan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
BuIldinu Note in 1923.

In order TO complete the one hun
dred and tenth story of the Syndicate
building. the contractors will have to
raise the SKY three or four feet.-IIar-
per's Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
Natural FLY Paper,

The pingulcula is s-plant which 10
natural fly paper Its leaves are con
stantly covered with sticky SUB
stance that traps all insects aHghring
thereon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

W. T Tsohen was in the city yester
day re-c0ntracting as a travelling req
.resentative for the Three States I'm.
'plement Company for 1909 He finds
business improving in the south ant
has already booked orders to tn
amount of 100000 to be delivered IT.
1909.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
Will Give Musicale.

Mrs. NJ. Starzinger of Sixth street
will give a musicale this morning COM
plimentary TO Mrs. b, Sadler, who viii
leave soon for Easton, Pa, to reside.
The guests will be the officers of the
Cairo Woman's Club.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Sam Collins, manager of the Path
theater was called to Jackson. Tenn.
yesterday by the death of his uncle
During his absence Miss Linnie Green
will sing at the Pathe. Miss Green
has very sweet voice and her friends
are glad to have.this opportunity to
hear her.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
Study Material Subjects

In the slavonic section of the New
York public library there are s.527 vol.
umes, and very large proportion of
the Russian readers select books on so.
eial and governmental subjects
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Considering that every wife under
stands her husband so well and no
husband understands his wife at all,
it is surprising that there are SO many
happy homes.--Chicago Record Her
aid
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
NOT FROM ST. LOUIS BUT

OFNTNFO
If you WANT YOUR PIANO
TUNED OR REPAIRED CALL UP
RUcHANAN's MUSIC STORE,
Nj. r. BRIGHTER,
RESIDENT TUNER. PRICES REA.
soNABLE. ALL WORK GuARAN.
TEEp.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

l.. c, Glover formerly with the Par
I'm q Orendorff Company, of St Louis
has signed contract to represent the
Three States Implement Company for
1908 in Tennessee and Mississippi
He is a hustling salesman and ND +,
three wears ago was with the Three
States people
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
River with Few Curves

Straightest of all the rivers In the
world is the Lena Of northern Siberia.
II uns for nearly 500 miles with hard
ly curve.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
lmprovina Single LIGHT

IF There is but one electric light in
the room place a mirror near it and
get the double benefit of light.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
w. T. U. Meeting.

The w. C. r L will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. J. l., Dennie of
Poplar street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
one view q Woman.

Wcman is a miracle Of divine con.
la1ictiCns.-AnOnymous.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Neb., state manager of the Woodme-
of the World for Illinois, was in Cairo
Yesterday on business.
Mrs Agnes Stevenson of Popla.
street left yesterday for an extended
visit with relatives at Washington, d.
c. and Baltimore. Md.
Mrs. Emma Stahlheber, who has
been the guest of Mrs, w. H, Crippen
of Thirty-sixth street has returned to
her home in Grand Chain.
II. c. Balls and mother of Memphis,
Tenn, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Zanone. They are the brother
and mother of Mrs. Zanone.
Alvin Lavender who was seriously
injured several weeks ago is much i'm
proved and will be able to leave the
hospital the latter part of this week.
Ex-Mayor VI. C. Wright left last
night Tor memphis Tenn, to Join his
family for visit to relatives They
viii leave next week for Orlando, Fla.
where they viii reside
Miss Mollie Hill and little brother
OF Jackson, Tenn, accompanied their
father Conductor A. H. Hill here yes
terday and were the guests of Mrs
John r, Crehon and Mrs. Lloyd Gates. |
Raymond Irvine, Of Mt. Vernon H., |
arrived here last evening to visit tho !
family Of w, II. Sutherland Mrs r.
vine has ben here for several days |
The family celebrated the birthday
OF Mr., Sutherland last evening.
7, P. Donovan of 5l2 Twenty.second /
street returned home yesterday after
a weeks soiourn in the hills near
Shawneet0wn, where he left his chill |
dren, Francis, Raymond, Rose ami
Helen, 10 spend their vacation until
school reopens.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
No Errors in Record.

Justice Holdom's opinion finds ne
errors in the records of the Criminal
court iustifying reversal of the
judgment. In part it reads:
Whatever view may be taken OF
the condition of the cash resources Ct
the Bank of America at the time il
received its charter, it is clear it had
not its capital stock paid in fun in
cash; that, as matter of fact, its re
sources of every kind were much less
than the par value of its capital stock
Smith and Sorrow not only pcrpC.
trated fraud upon the bank but they
personally proftod in some of the
banks transactions. Upon examine
ton of the banks condition reputable
banks in Chicago refused to act as its
clearnce agent.
w B. 4 in and Joseph Beiaeld,
who owned ssether $50 shares of the
banks stock. were injured and de
luded when they purchased the stock
in faith of delusive and false repre-
sensations. II is true that a loss Ct
considerable magnitude fell upon
stockholders. who We're ured in faith
of the verify Of false representations
resulting from the conspiracy of tn
defendants"
Summing up the court saws that the
charter of the bank was procured by
the false pretense that the capital
stock of the bank was fully paid in
cash, and that by the apparent verify
of such representation the state audi
tor was deceived
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Mrs. c. H. Bracket is spending a
Mrs, Eunice Hurd and Miss Anna
KNIT, are visiting at points in Mich
-
Mr. and Mrs. Al, Fields Of Sixteenth
street are the parents OF a son born
Mrs. J. T. Ccree Of St. Louis is Wis
'iting her mother, Mrs. J. c. Stewart OF
Miss Marie Green of Hickman. XIV.
is the guest OF Miss Lillian Meyer.
OF AZ Tenth street
E. A. Burke has gone to San Angelo
Tex, and other points i'm the south.
west on business.
the guest yesterday of Mrs. Alice
Holmes of Seventh street
Mrs. +. =. Haines and children have
Sumner and Bridgeport. m.
Nessrs Joseph Boyle and Harry n
Epps. OF St. Louis are guests of Mi
Miss ina Whitaker of Willard is tho
guest of her grandmother. Mrs Henry
Whitaker of Thirtv-fouftb street
Mrs. John T. Brown and children
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
SEWING Circle.

The Sewing Circle OF ST. Patrick
church will meet Friday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. John Beno on
Lower Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
ABNER SMITH TO
CO TO PRISON
COURT AFFtRMS CON
ViCTIONS OF r. E. CREEL-
MANS CONFREREs.
IN BANK CONSPIRACY
Counsel For Defendant Indicates
That Appeal VIII Be Made to
Supreme Court--Secured
Charter Falsely

The Chicago Record Herald says:
In a decision handed down yester-
iday by the appellate court confirming
the decision of the criminal court in
the Bank of America conspiracy case
another step was taken toward send
ing former Circuit Clerk Judge All
Iner Smith and Gustaye Sorrow, prcsi-
dent and vice president, respectively,
of the wrecked institution, to the
Joliet penitentiary.
That an appeal will be taken to the
supreme court on behalf of the de-
PENDANTS was Indicated last night by
former Judge A. ~ Waterman, coun-
sci for the defense, VINO declared that
petition for a rehearing by the ap-
pelIate tribunal will be sought within
ten days.
IF the rehearing IS denied the next
step. as | understand it viii be to pray
an appeal to the supreme court said
Mr. Waterman. Il Ito not know when
the rehearng matter will be disposed
of. but it may be decided before Sept
l. In the meantime the defendants
will remain at liberty on their present
bonds. An appeal to the supreme.
court. will necesstate the giving Of
new bonds.
Besides the penitentiary sentence
each of the defendants must pay Al
fine of $1,000. The denial of their ap'
peal was by Chief Justice Holdom and
Justices Adams and Brown, The court
reviewing the judgment Of the Grim
inal court, found no reason for setting
aside the decision of the lower trib'
unal. The opinion, written by Justice
Holdom, comprises forty-siX pages.
Trial Lasts Five Weeks.
Former Judge Smith, Sorrow, Je-
rome W. fierce and Frank E. Creel-
man, after a trial beginning in the
criminal court on April p, 1906, and
lasting five weeks, were found guilty
on indictments charging them with
to obtain money and prop
erty by false pretenses. The indict-
meuts were returned following an IN
after the bank was closed
on Feb. Is, 1906, seyenty-three days
after it's doors were first opened for
business.
Imprisonment in the pententiary un' |
der an indeterminate sentence of from
one to five years and fine OF $1,000 |
was the punishment fixed by the Grim
inal court for former Judge Smith and |
Pierce also was found guilty |
and was fined $500. This he subse- |
quently paid Creelman was found |
not guilty.
A new trial was denied the bank
directors and on July 81, 1907, iudg
ment was entered on the verdict |
Smith and Sorrow afterward obtained
a writ of error to the Appellate court |
The opinion Of the higher court was
not read yesterday, Justice Holdom
merely announcing the finding Of the
rourt. At the time former judge
Smith was sitting in the rear of the
court room, showing sliht interest ap-
oarently. in the proceedings. Asked If
he had any comment to make when
he decision was made known he ar
swcred:
mo. none at all.
"Of course You will carry the case
o the supreme court?" he was asked
Il cannot say he replied. Il do
not know"
No Errors in Record,
Justice Holdoms opinion finds no
,rrors in the records of the Criminal
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09
SOCZALANDPERSONAL

Neb., state manager of the Woodmea
of the World for Illinois, was in Cairo
yesterday on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Mrs. C. II. Bracket is spending a
few weeks at West Baden, Ind
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Tresssfe Above Rubies.
A good vito keeps OF Wrinkles
German PrQyerb. -----.-----
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Col. George w. Reed, of Omaha.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Mrs. Agnes Stevenson of Poplae
street left yesterday for an extended
visit with relatives at Washington, d.
c., and Baltimore. Md.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Mrs, Eunice Hurd and Miss Anna
kintz, are visiting at points in Mich
igan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mccormick. who
are in the east spending their honey
moon are seeing all the interesting
sights of New York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Mr. and Mrs AL, Fields of Sixteenth
street are the parents OF a son borr
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Mrs. Emma Stahlheber, who has
been the guest of Mrs. w. H, Crippen
of Thirty-sixth street has returned to
! her home in Grand Chain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Miss Carrie ] Miller and Niles an ,
Charles Schulz left last evening for
Pewaukee. Wis, where they will spend
several weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Miss Estelle Landauer of ST. Louis.
arrived last evening to visit her sister
Mrs. Jacob Solomon of Twenty-eighth
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Mrs. J. T. Ccree Of St. Louis is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs, J. c. Stewart OF
Sycamore street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

II. c. Balls aud mother of Memphis,
Tenn, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Zanone. They are the brother
and mother of Mrs. Zanone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Miss Marie Green of Hickman. Ky.
is the guest of Miss Lillian Meyer
OF AZ Tenth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Miss MOllie Hill and little brother
OF Jackson, Tenn, accompanied their
father Conductor A. H. Hill here yes.
terday and were the guests of Mrs.
John R, Crehon and Mrs Lloyd Gates.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

Messrs. John and James Forester
Of HallidayboTo, were in the city YES
terlay on business with the Hallida4
estate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-09

f A. Burke has gone to San Angelo
Tex" and other points i'm the south
west on business.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
TESTS OF CYANIDE
At GRAND CENTRAL
Preparations Are Being Made
to Resume Work on Tail
ings Pit.

TOMBSTONE, Aug. 20.--J. w. Daw.
son, who has been conducting a Sc
ries OF cyanide experiments a. the
Grand Central mid tailiGgs, neaI
Fairbank, was a Tombstone visitor
this week Mr. Dawson states ar
r2ngements are being made to resume
work on the big tailings pit and ex-
tract the values by the cyani:le pro
cess. The plant now on the grounu
which has a capacity of 200 tons daily
viii be partly utilized, as a different
method of treatment adopted by the
former company will be used. M
Dawson estimates there is fully $4,000
tons Of tailings available for his plaul
and with the successful treatment of
same the plant will be in operation
number of years. The tailings are
from Tombstone ores run through the
Grand Central mill during the early
days OF the camp. The tailings are
said to contain values from SO to so
per ton.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
THE SEA GRIT
MATCH SHOOT
IN SEPTEMBER
Of Scarcely Less Importance
Than the Big National Shoot
Now in Progress at Camp
Perry.
lSnecial 70 The Rayiew-l


SEA GRIT RANGE, =. j., Aug. 20
OF scarcely less Importance to the
military world than the great nationa.
matches now in progress at Camp
Perry, Ohio, are those which will
take place at Sea Grit, New Jersey,
from September to y, inclusive.
The beautiful Sea Girt range mas al
ways been a Mecca for ambitious
marksmen and this year a program
has been arranged which for rich
ness and attractiVensss compares
very favorsbly with any ever shot.
During the eighteen years of its exist
ence the New Jersey State Rife asso-
ciaticn has accumulated a number "a
cups and trophies and its strong fl
nancial backing enables it to give the
largest number of cash prizes offered
by any state association. It's tourna-
ment viii be this year, as for many
years past, under the personal supei
vision of General Bird w. Spencer,
so long president Of the National Ri
tte association, who win be executive
officer OF the meeting. In addition to
the New Jersey matches, thoSe OF
the New York Stag9 Rife ASSOCIATION
and the United States Revolver asso.
citation will be held at the same time.
The range at Sea Grit, always the
most commodious and best equipped,
has been extended and improved. re-
duced railroad rates have been Sc
cured, and large attendance is guar
anteed.
The most important match will be
flor the Dryden Trophy, a magnificent
piece OF bronze, presented by eX-Sen-
atoT Dryden, to be competed for by
teams of eight from the same
branches Of the military service eli
gible to the National Trophy match.
It is shOt at 200. 500 and 1000 yards.
The trophy carries with it cash
prizes of from $50 to $3.50. The Inter
state Regimental match for the Briggs
Trophy, presented by Senator Briggs,
OF New Jersey, viii be shot at the
same distance by teams of six. With
the trophy goes a medal to each man
on the winning team with cash prizes
to the second, third and fourth teams.
The Company Team match for teams
of five at 200 and 500 yards carries
cash prizes with medals for the first
three teams. For the non-winners
there viii be Company Team match
CTyro) for teams of three, the prize
being the Peters Trophy which goes
TO the winning team with gold medals
to the members Silver and bronze
medals are given to the members of
the second and third teams. In Co
lumbia Trophy match teams of six
will compete at 200, 500, soc and 500
yards for medals and cash prizes in
addition to the trophy. Teams of
FIVE will compete in the Cavalry Team
match which is restricted to the cav
airy. signal corps and engineer corps
OF the army and National Guard.
Here again the prizes are gold. silver
and bronze medals. accompanied by
cash. An interesting event, estab-
lished last year. is ,he Gould Rapid
Fire Team match for which the tro-
ply was presented IN memory of Ar
thur G. Gould, "a friend of rife prac-
tice." This is for teams of six and
the conditions are unique in that they
provide for skirmish run and ten
shots rapid FIRE at 200 yards.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
ALLEGED R. RUSSELL
OWES NEAR $1,000
To Have Hearing on Felony
Charge Next Tuesday
Out on Bond.

r. Russell, who has been conduct
ing a boarding house in the city for
some time, is in serious trouble here,
as he has been arrested on a felony
charge. which alleges that he attempt
ed TO dispose of goods for which he had
not paid. The complaint was sworn
out in Justice Burdicks court by a
local grocery firm, and will be tried in
that court next Tuesday at l O'Clock
The defendant is out on a 500 cash
bond.
It is reported that Russell. who has
wife and child, owes in the neigh
bC.hOod of 81 600 in the city, that he
has collected over $500 from his board
-ers during the past sixty days, and
that ne has not paid bill during that
time. In order to bind the defendant
over to the grand jury it viii be neces-
sary to prove that he was attempting
to take away goods which he had
bought and not paid for, that being
the gist of the allegation The pen
atty in case of conviction is not more
than a fine Of $4,000 or not more than
one year in Yuma.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
GOWPUNCHER
HIT BY SHAFT
Of LIGHTNING
After Pulling Auto to Top of
Hill He Was Knocked From
His Horse in Electrical
Storm.
fspecial to the Reylew.l


NOGALES, ATiz., Aug. 20.-News
was received here this afternoon at
ESQ that on Friday last two men,
named Sublete and Holland were com
ing from Douglas TO Nogales to start
an auto garage, when their machine
became stalled on the road at a point
nine miles from Patagonia.
They secured two COW boys, broth
ers, named Braccamonte, who We're
in the employ of H. B. Riggs, TO
help them, and they tied their iariats
to the machine, pulled it out and up
the hill.
Arriving at the top, heavy rain
storm set in and the top of the auto
was put up for protection.
Sublette, Holland and one of the
brothers got into the auto. Bern
ardo Braccamonte remained on his
horse and pulled ais slicker around
Inn. He was about ten feet in front
Of the machine. al
Suddenly fash of lightning struck
him, killing him instantly, and the
horse fell on him. The members OF
the party rushed to its aid, after re
covering from their shock, and as
they pulled Braccamonte from under
the horse, the animal fell over dead,
The men say that their escape was
miraculous. and they could not de
scribe the agony of the surviving
brother over his loss. The remains
were buried at Patagonia
Braccamonte's hat and clothing
were torn 10 shreds and the slicker
was cut into pieces the size OF a
dollar and scattered in all direc-
tons
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
THE CITY STREETS
AGAIN PASSABLE
Though There Are Still Many
Places That Need More
Improvements,

The streets are again becoming
passable and the dangerous places
have been attended TO in many places,
but there are quite number OF places
: where the roads cross the gulches that
should be bulkheaded with concrete.
according to a statement of member
OF the street committee. But such inn
provements will likely have 20 wait
until the bonds are voted for the pur-
pose 1T has been the policy of the
street committee for the past year,
said one CT the members of the COM
4 sittee, ito make all improvements on
g permanent basis. In most cases con-
Srete walls have sbeen put in and
where wooden bulkheads become worn
out it is the policy TO replace with
concrete. IL the improvements are
worth making at sill, they are worth
making on permanent basis. Bisbee
is here for good many decades 10
come, and cheap wooden construction
win only last few years at most;
whereas concrete walls are there for
all time TO come.
At present, of course, all work is
discontinued and will be until the
necessary bonds for the continuation
of the road up Tombstone canyon and
continuation of o K avenue through
to Youngblood Hill and the improve
ments on the roads contemplated for
the Second ward are sold to provide
means for the Improvement.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
RULES ADOPTED
FOR REVOLVER CLUB
Membership Taken in United
States Revolver ASSoCia-
tion-Range Rules,

At meeting Of the Bisbee Revolver
Club held yesterday afternoon in the
c. & A. dispensary, the following were
admitted to membership: E. F. Ben
nett, D. E. Twomey, H. A. Schwartz
]. \. Hinkiey, Bassett Watkins, Jas
3. Gillespie. The meeting was presid
ed over by pr. n. c. Bledsoe, in the
absence of DR.. c. l. Caven, president
Bylaws were read and adopted, and
the following signified their wiling
ness to join the United States Revol
yer Association, which qualified them
to participate in the United States re
viewer matches: DR.. y. c. BIedsOe, DR.
C. L. Caven, Mac Sinclair, James
Nichols. F. f. Mace, ~Slf. Mackenzie
viii F. Wise.
The following regulations governing
target practice at the range were
adopted:
Arms shall be unIoaded until the
contestant is at the firing point.
Loaded arms shall be handled with
the nuzzie pointing towards the tar.
gets. 9aEWl
Automatic arms shall be used onf5
under the personal direction of the
range officer.
Contestants are requested to use
the greatest care in handling arms al
all times.
The authority of the range Office,
in charge shall be absolute.
The rules of the United States Re
yOlver Association shall govern all
match shooting.
The range committee is composed q
Dr.. n. c. BIedsoe, c. NJ. Mexican and
ALI. E. Mackenzie.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
MARKET REACTION
WAS PRONOUNCED
There Were Temporary Losses
Yesterday in Many Of the
Live Issues.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2e.--rhe react
icnary tendency Of the stock market
which became so pronounced In yes
terdays late operations gathered
fresh momentum today, resulting in
temporary losses in a number OF ac-
tive issues There was further acute
weakness in New York Central both
here and abroad, although London
opinion prevails that reduction in
the coming dividend viii be averted.
In the final hour recoveries from
the early session we're made uneer
the Lead Of Hartman issues, and the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
DIR. GREENE'S REPORT
ON WARDWELL CASE
Was No Occasion for Public to
Be Disturbed Through
Fear of Infection.

Governor Kibbey yesterday re-
ceived from DR.. w. A Greene Of Doug
las, superintendent of public health
of Cochise county, an official report OF
the facts in connection with the Ward
well leper episode at Tombstone.
The following is quoted from the doc
tors report:
While at present the condition is
not alarming as to contagiousness o.
infection, yet the fear aroused by SEN
sational reports has created an alarm
ing and excitable state Of affairs in
Tombstone, and the residents pray
that something may be done toward
changing the situation and providing
suitable surroundings for the care OIL
the patient"
No action has been taken yet by
the governor in regard to the matter
Of the parole Of Mrs Wardwell's broth
er. who is confined in the penitentiary
at Yuma and who. it is reported has
volunteered TO care for her if he Is
released. Nothing could well be done
until the receipt of DIR. Greene's re-
port which is now before the gov
ernor.