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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
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Observation-Disclosures

The river marked lT.9 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing d
fall of IL feet ii "A herrs.
Rising rivers wTe repofted from
RENTS above hei yesterday as fol
lows parkersburs Ia Cincinnati
o.5, Chattanooga a4;
'rhe John Al Wood came MP from
New Orleans ana PASSED To Louisville
yesterday morning with &c empties
8ans two barees 81 lumber. picking up
enc Of the latter here
The Il a. Willi is frcm New Or
leans. passed to Louisville with 20
empty coal barges sf;x boats seven
hex boafs ana one model barge loaded
with molasses.
The n vi Davis came out from
Jcpna after a barge Of lumber
The Charlotte Rosc1eer Gook three
barges of wocd to Cincinnati.
The Dick Fowler from and to Padu-
cab had fair business yesterday.
The John S. Summers went south
with empties
Lee Line steamers are laid up at
Memphis, for the present. on account
OF ice In the upper rivers
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
FIELD MICE.
In the p'-trlct OF zabern--t, SIC, 900
Were c7ught In IA Days.

DR. A. II. Bysam states concerning
the field mice q Germany that In
1929 IN the district OF Zabern So
600 were caught IA fourteen days.
! During the same tine In the district
OF Nidda h9O.427 vi caught, and la
lhat Of Ptzmach u ail In the ar-
| tumn OF 1856 the were SO many
| voles In one distrlct between Erfurt
and Gotha that abe Il 1900 acres Of
| land had 10 he rep lghed because OF
| the destruction Of tha first crop. On
| a single large estate near Breslau 300
600 were caught within seven weeks
and sold 70 Breslan fc"t.lizer fac
tory at a pfennig (neatls one-fourth
cent? per dozen. Some o. the vole
catchers caught. 400 to SEQ ner day
In the summer of ISGl In the neigh
borhood OF Asheim, in Rhenish
Hesse. 409.52S were caught The To-
cal authorities paid about 81 900 r'r
their capture
Louis Figuior the French natur !
list, writing OF the same species, sa
that the female gives birth TO from
eight to twelve little ones three CT
-four times year and the multiplied
ton is so rapid at times that Who'll
districts have been reduced to desti-
tuition by this scourge In 1915 end
1877 the one department OF vendee.
experienced a loss estimated al near
Is 100000, caused entirely by these
animals
The common meadow mouse OF The
United States is one Of tne most pro-
life OF our species Eliminating the
normal increase at six young, with
four filters IN season, and assn1-
Ing that there were no checksmnon
the arease the results ar appalling.
A single pair and their progeny In
five seasons wonld amount to nearly
1000 600 individuals. This calc' la
ton Is under the mark since II ID
based on the assumption that the
young do not breed until about
year old The animals. however. ma
ture very rapidly, and the spring
yorns undoubtedly breed in the fall
Of the same year
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
A JEALOUS
WIFE
by Adele e, Thompson


(copyright)
Helen, dear haze something to
tell YOU
Yes Robert ana though the lip
trembled a little. unseen by him, the
voice was bravery cheerful, Il think
! can guess what il is
Can YOU and The happy look on
the boyish face, such a boyish face
still for all its rs years, grew still
brighter "Of course, | have written
you about Lillian, the dearest girl in
the world; but II seems so wonderful
TO think that she loves me as dearly
as ! do her, and ! wanted you TO be
the first 10 hear ii. and Helen lis.
tened While he sang lovers praises,
and smiling, hid The little pain in
her heart chat would come with the
realization that this only brother had
found one nearer than herself,
There have always been two Of
us. he concluded, YOU and /; but
now there will be three, Lillian YOU
and l.
No. Robert" she said. even more
cheerfully than before, there will be
two still. Lillian and YOU
Nonsense, Helen he protested
holly. Nobody is ever going to
crowd you out; we have come too
near each other for that. When /
come to tell Lillian all you have been
to me, mother and sister, both. and
all owe 70 you through these years.
know that she win love you as
well as | do"
Helen smiled little obviously; she
could not say to him that some one
else would have opinions and a voice /
concerning The home; and she had !
no desire by look or word to mar the /
few hours they were to have together I
after an absence of months
Helen aid not come for the wed. /
ding; but after they were settled in
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

tonight Some DAYS ago the aCirc
team was defeated at Charleston AM
attributed the defeat to the fact tina.
the hall they played in was so small
that they could not let themselves err
as IT were This being the case they
ought to give a COOL account Of them
selves tonight.
The line up.
Cairo High School-Vincept an
Penebaker forwards. Ent. center.
sch1h fcaptainl and MeGruaer
guard,
Charleston High Schooi-Heckeas-
bnrg and More forwards: Crenshaw.
center, Waller and Shelby. guards
A girls team Ct the Cairo High
School and a similar team from Char
lesion High School viii also PLAY a
game. The Cairo girs team win line
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

their home. yielding to Roberts re
peated letters. she went on for a visit
Lillian received her with sweet frosti
ness. SO subtle as to be felt rather
than observed,
Robert had built such hopes on the
results Of this visit, but someway, il
he began to talk to Helen of the days
1 when they two were alone in the
world together, Lillian was apt to de
velop a headache that shut her up in
her room; and if Helen petted him in
her old loving way, Lillian would
show her displeasure by Furnishing
him with cold if not sulky silence
that made the household atmosphere
anything but cheering.
Helen's visit was but short, and at
its end it is hard to say which Of the
trio was the most relieved. Robert"
he was standing beside Helen on
the platform waiting for her train
you know how gladly l would be a
sister to Lillian if she needed me,
If she would let me"
Yes. know" he answered, with a
feeling that was half chagrin and half
perplexity; but Lillian is so jealousy
fond of me now; she viii get over
that by and by
In time another guest came into the
home. I'm sorry" Lillian said weak
ly as Robert bent over her and the
other. the tiny head, that it isn't
boy. They say tEat sometimes men
love daughter better than their
wife but it would break my heart If
you should love the baby best. Prom
Use me that you never will2"
What a foolish Lillian he an
swered; of course / never will"
When il came to naming the baby
he had his way There never can be
but one Lillian to me, so Helen It
shall be, and he wrote Aunt Helen"
wonderful stories Of the beauty and
brightness Of Baby Nellie.
After little he began to catch a
note. a something. between the lines
in Holen's letters that vaguely trom-
bled him, aud one day there came
letter in a hand 50 changed he hardly
knew it; she vas sick, would be come
TO herr
Lillian was in her room with a cold
and slight fever when he carried The
letter TO her. surely you are not
going 10 leave me here sick, she ex-
claimed. How can you be so cruel?
II Helen is very badly OF she could
not have written herself Wei. II
you go. only wait till morning; half
a day won't make any difference 10
her"
Robert hesuated. he felt impeled
10 20 at once; bat II he crossed LII
iian. it might make her so much
worse that he could not 20 at ali
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
5slDENT TAKERS.
Insurance. conpE 7es Arc Suspicious OF
all Injuries to the Nne..

insurance oinSF 7}e5 Arc SusP cious oil
all Injuries to .hs Nnes.
Accident Insurance companies are
very suspicious # all accidents in
yolying injury 10 the knee, for it is
on his knee that the accident faaer
mainly relies"
The speaker. a surgeon, frowned
aud went aa
Thee are nicn who make liy-
Ing out Of fake accidents. They trav-
el from city 10 city: they insure in
every company that issues accident
policies: then, VITA a fake injury.
tney proceed TO collect dues.
An accident faker--for so we call
These men has usually a knee that
lie can slip out at will, He purposely
stumbles over an open trap or some
had sharp obstacle. puts his knee
out deity raises a big boiler so as
TO secure loj of witnesses and then
hobbies home
lie doesn't notify his insurance
companies till the next day. BY then
his Knee Is so swollen that an aecur-
ate examination Of 1t is impossible.
We ca1not tell whether it is one OF
those fake II Slipping knees or not.
So " pay the man his money and he
seeks new pastures.
There was one mamie is in Jail
now-wbo in nine years collected ov-
or Sii.0e0 in accident policies with tho
help Of knee that ne could slip out
as easily as | sip my hand out OF my
glove" Z,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

.Jp as follows.
Fitzgerald and Meehan. forwards.
Lewis and GadbOis centers: Cox AMI
Gihofer guards.
Prof Dennie had been bringing bot1
the high school teams into good shape
By constant practice and his COOL
work is expected 10 tell at tonight s
contests. Mr. Drane. Of Charleston
sill referee the games and Prof Des-
ME viii act a. umpire John Hofheinz
viii be time keeper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio. at Evansville. will con.
tinue falling during the next As hours,
then rise. At Mt. Vernon. will con
time falling for two or three DAYS.
At Paducah and Cairo will continue
falling for several days.
The Tennessee. from Florence to
the mouth. and the Mississippi. from
below st. Louis to Cairo. will con.
tinue falling during the next as
hours.
The Wabash, at Mt. Carmel. no ma.
teriaI change during the next 4s
hours.
Note: Ice reports are as follows:
At Chester. very little ice in river;
at Cape Girardean river half fun Of
light floating ice; in the Mississippi.
back of Cairo. little ice is running.
MONTROSE W. HAYES.
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
fse tal Conditions.

Tho fay was csolldy with a north
vest hfe ne. and there was 2 trace Of
SNOW AIeaaafabie sTecipitatlon was
reported in the government bulletin
from mae points Extremes Of tenn
perature were GA at Mobile and IS
below zero al Duluth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

Rrown-see that farrrhoTse. OLD
man. That's The I'd Homestead
the piece. where I first saw THE iishr
u DAY.
G-a~-Which one? That villa ID
vertisinz Doctor FEES pink p-es-
cription. cr the Bungalow n the rira,
booming Sniteher's Cazt0Iia7
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
sun and Moon.

sun viii rist today ...sT:l2 a. M.
san viii sat to-day . 5:l6 n m.
Moon Will rise tonight 5;47 a. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
MACON IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. Jan. ar.-Proyisional
Governor Magoon and party arrived
here today from Cuba and paid Off
cial eisits to the White House an
var department.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

Any item that 10 OF interest 70 you
is Of interest TO your fr1snda Tsls
Shozs roar nsvg 70 IL RxnsxH
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
HELD TO ANSWER CHARGE OF !.
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE
Mrs. Cora HinkIe and Her Paramour James Du.
vail. in JaiI--Letters Indicate Guilt
Poisoned Wemans Husband

, thing We have dcne and If he was
not the biggest tool in the country he
would be glad for you TO leave ii he
bad any sense. And ! would not want
tc live with fool. | never got the
one wanted darling love Bye bye
ltIll we meet You nave ali my love
and heart in your breast.
Dear love, ii he IL not dead | will
lpot come over There TN I hear iron
you again, for IL you was to start tc
meet me vow wouid be followed and
we would be carght Write to me as
soon as you get this We viii have to
he careful.
You must manage things over
there and as soon as there Is no dan
ger we will be together Let nobody
beat me out OF YOU, my little darling,
for my love IS youGs TN my dying
day Your true love. 4 kiss "a YOU.
love Buru these when you read
them.
This letter was in answer to one.
which Mrs. Hinkle asked permission
from her husband 20 write to Duyal
for the last time. she told him. Her
letter was intercepted by her sister
Fife Liddell. who lived with her. This
girl showed the letter 10 Mrs. viii
Utnage, neiehbor At the Inquest
both swore that the setter informed
nuvall that Hinkle was dead and that
he had taken poison She asked Du
vail to address her letters to Blod
gett, small postoffiee a few miles
from the Hinkle place
viii Utnage told Hinkle of the let |
ter and Hinkle sent 10 Blodgett 10 get
the answer. The authorities believe /
that Duvall placet no confidence in /
Mrs Hinkle's statemca, tnat Hinkle
was dead
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

More people IN Cairo read thu Bul
ietiB than Al other Cairo papers cos
siss1 k-sx1-lzszEHJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
Enrsca sts For Today.

Cairo ana vicinity: Increasing
ciondiness with snow: slowly rising
Temperature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

4 hliett Il the tea pls1ts caused
by 20 liic Of mc-auitoes is causing
mr'h a.arm among tea PLANTERS in
India.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
IN asf,inntnn Forecast.

Washington, jan a8 ILLINOIS -
Snow Ffislag afternoon cr night; sat
rlslay. snow and colder
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

| Hinkle was suffering from a sever,
lcCld Sunday morning and was al
lvised by his wife to take quinine. She
gave him box in which were severa
lcapsules. Just before he died he sail
tc the Doctor 4 am going to die
After | am dead yea viii find letter
| in my hip pocket. | took one capsule
out of the box amt one out Of the
auinine bottle
Suspicious. HinkIe il believed to
have filled a capsule out OF the aui
mime in bottle Or. Haw took the
capsules and found two strychnine
capsules with those OF quinine.
Hinkle realized that an effort was
being made to get him out of the way
Of his wife aud her paramount AT a
dinner two weeks ago at which Hin.
hle's father was present. besides Effie
Lidell and the school teacher. Alb
bolt Hinkle complained that his cot
fee tasted and smelled wrong and the
others tried it and found that it was
The coffee vas thrown our. Mrs. Hin
kle had prepared it, The next day he
toll two neighbors that if he were
found dead for them TO hold an ex.
animation
The affair between Duyall ana Mrs.
Hinkle was known to the countryside
ond the forbearance Of Hinkle toward
his wife could not be understood.
Before Christmas. Duvall who then
wred neighboring farm. paid Mrs.
Hinkle's father. VINO approved of
their suit evidently. $50 to take her
10 the Commerce road. where he
would meet them and run away with
Mrs. Hinkle. Hinkle overlook his wife
and her father and took her back q,
bis home. Duyall and two brother,
forced Mrs. Hinkle's father to refund
$50 OF the amount paid to him
At another time DuvaH persuaded
Mrs Hinkle to offer her husband
5000 TO release her. hut Hinkle re
fused, Stll another time the two
were leaving together when DuvalI
became frightened and returned at
he last moment
Duyall is So years of age and is
nearly deaf. Shortly after his wife
lied year ago he began paying at /
-entions to Mrs. Hinkle. Mrs. Hinkle /
% % years Of age. while her husband 1
was IS. At the inques, a verdict was
returned that Hinkle came to his 4
ieath By poisoning at hands other
ban his own. Mrs Hinkle was not
'eld responsible. but Prosecuting At
orney Motley held her under a
barge Of FIRST degree murder. The
preliminary will be held next Mon.
3v
AT Benton is discussing the point
'hether Motley can prove that Mrs
imkle put the strychnine capsules in
be quiuine box or whether the cir
evidence is stron
noueh 10 convict eithort proving
bat act.
since incarceration Mrs. Hinklel
rs refused to eat. She cries con
nnously and hides her face TO AMI
isitors
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

Kuicker-Jcnes says be Is a Ys's
Ta~
BcCk~r-Yss. he never went b'---
self brit he paid his sons way
throuel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

Folks Who tsik grea; deal aivav.
kick . coed Zeal more.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

The BuilstiD n TIE only paper Wis
In = radius Of lEe miles vfth tAs ser.
vics 81 the kz.osisfsf Proxs
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
BASKET BALL At
ARMORY TONIGHT
cHAaIesToN. NC AND CAIRO
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS TO
= CLASH - TWO INTERESTING
CONTESTS ARE PROMISED.

csiio nigh school viii clash VITA
The Charleston. 40. Hieh School IN 4
game or basket han At the zrmory
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

Th- Tc~oTs vag 80 = rage
The sToi she rad her eve on.
Tra1 the bottom ~ the cage.
she anw he lion lie on.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31

Growth Of Ore Word.
Regime. regimen. regiment. re-
imentai: reKimentais
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31


Thus we have come 10 seek the in
stitution OF marriage. and what do
We find?
Would any OF these young ladies'.
think you. get up early in the morn
ing. light the kitchen IRE AMI get
ner husband breakfast?
Would any of them wash on Mon
day. iron on Tuesday, base on We'd
nesday, sweep on Thursday. dust on
Friday and bake again on SATURDAY.
Would any OF them save her hus-
bands money. keep chickens. paint
the piazza roof dig a garden. kalso-
mine the Eitchen. sift the ashes and
carry up the coal.
No. no, no. no. no. no. no. no no,
This thing has gone too FAR. our
young men are no longer safe and
the question has become a national
one. having already expanded far be-
yond the terms Of inquiry originally
set down above. These terms We
consequently set aside a. tragedy
throws away its mask. aBj the inter
rogsti0n nov becomes AMI thundezs:
is THE R-prBLtc T. ENDUREg"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-31
3
The Thickness
Of the Ladies

What9 Shall exposures stop at
politics and finance Are the shames
OF the eties Tie only snamo-? Is
the sign OF the dollar the only wick
ed portenty Ntt so thousand
times not SO, II we are 10 have ex-
posures let us expose All, Let no
guilty one escape.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22

The annual convocation Of he Ma
sons of Colorado and jurisdiction has
come TO an end The meeting In Sail
Lake City was attended by delegations
from various cities. but not up TO the
usual numbers. However. the dele
gates report that for pleasanness IN
the proceedings and for hospitality on
the part of the hosts. {, has had no
equal. The sessions opened on Thurs
day ,t,rning and cineludcd Saturday.
Tho grand officers elected and ap-
pointed are:
The next place OF meeting will BE-
Colorado Springs There was no e..
fort made by any one to have c. r
Robinsoir relnstated TO standing as
had been rumored for some time. The
result of the election Is an endorse.
ment of the administration OF the past
year. larger number OF reflections
being given than heretofore. Finan.
cially last year was banner year.
several lodges showing marked i'm.
pioyement The unusually large mum
ber OF deaths and the consequent drain
upon the treasury was offset by the
increased income. The jurisdiction
maintains friendly relations with sis.
ter jurisdictions and the Masonic
watchword Is Forward"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22
HIGHLY END oRsED.

Hon. Joseph H. ST. art. member of
the executive board of the People :
Sunday Alliance. is SCI scted by caucus
of prominent negroes as their choice
as candidate for the J, gislature.
"A large body OF re resentative col
ored citizens met IL caucus last
Wednesday night at ne Office of the
Colorado Statesman sld unanimously
adopted the following preamble ana
resolutions"
(Then follows a general setting
forth of the desserts Cf colored voters
at the hands of the spublican party,
concluding with this aragraph):
In the Judgment OF this caucus and
Of the citizens whose names arc here
unto subscribed. Att, rney Joseph II.
Stuart most fully me lsures up TO the
{ boye requirements and best meets
the conditions Of poll iCal availability.
We therefore recomn md that he be q
candidate on the legi lativo ticket and
earnestly urge his II, mination by the
coming republican c, INVENTION
Seventy-six names we're attached to
the resolutions, head, by that of JOS
eph d d. Rivers.
The article takes up two columns
on the first page, Al is embellished
with Mr., Stuart's pic ure.
Yet two weeks age referring to the
defeat of J. w. Jack ;on for the legis'
lature. he said;
How is 1t that ne objection has
often been raised n ainst our claims
for recognition on Il ground that we
presented too man candidates for
the same office, but in the last two
campaigns. when Il e field was left
free. clear and undis urbed to a single
candidate. he was ANONYMOUSLY turn
ed down. The write can think of but
one plausible answel and that is, that
the candidate put himself up as a
dummy to be knock ed down In order
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22
ROSTER OF GRAND OFFICERS.

f. c. Tumlin, NJ. W G. NJ. Denver
Colo.
W. d. Powell D. C. NJ, sai' Lake
City. Utah.
J. f. Harris, S. C. w. Grand juno
ton. Colo.
s. P. Douglas. j, G. W. Pueblo.
Colo.
J. H. Con,ee Grand Treas, Denver,
Colo.
VIM. Sprague, Grand Scoy., Denver
Colo.
Board Of Trustees.
F. T. Bruce. William Russ, Denver.
Colo: =. II. Robinson, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
c. d. Hill, Grand Lecturer, Denver,
Colo.
Rev. ]. f. Curtis. Grand Chaplain
Colorado Springs, Cole
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22
MASONIC ANNUAL
C0NV0CAT|0N

Nathan Colstou, S. G. D., Grand
Junction. Colo.
VIM. A. Watkins J. G. D.. Denver,
Colo.
J. Dallas, S. C s., Salt Lake City
Utah.
VIM. Christian J. C. S, Hanna. Wyo.
Harry Jones, W. G. Marshal. Den
yer Colo
J. A. Ashley. Grand Pursu!vqnt, Pu-
eblo. Colo.
W. Z. Ridgeway. G. Sword Bearer.
Colorado Springs. Colo.
w. A. Ellis G. Star Bearer. Tucson,
A. r
W. A. Jordan. Grand Orator. Trim
dad. Colo,
J. F Frazier. G. Tyler. Denver, Colo.
Committee on Foreign correspor denee.
L. 7. Ellsworth Albuquerque, n. NJ.
James Cole. Salt Lake City. Utah.
W. H. peirson, Grand Junction,
Colo.
Committee on Jurisprudence.
]. J. Jennings, Pueblo. Colo.
T. X. Lawers. Albuquerque n NJ.
Thos. ]. Riley. Denver, Colo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22


Can it be that Mr.. Stuart thought
so little of his seventy-six endorse
ments that he forgot all about them'
Or is Mr. Rivers paper so little read
that he never heard of them? Or
has he deliberately misrepresented
facts?
1t is unqualifiedly false that ]. W.
Jackson was the sole candidate for
the legislature two years ago, and no
one knows it better than Mr.. Stuart
himself Furthermore, We now lay at
his door charge Of deliberately set
ting out to defeat the hopes CT the
negroes Of having a legislative nom
inee two years ago and we base the
charge upon testimony of witnesses.
Indeed, it has been ,ne Custom over
some years for his name to be intro
duced into legislative contests, with
out any reasonable effort being made
70 land him. He may have been free
from bad intent in other years, but
two years ago, the evidence points to
his being party to scheme. SO de-
spioabIe, that if guilty he has played
the worst traitor to the race in the
history of Denver.
Everybody knew that seventy-six
persons did not meet as claimed by
this article, for 10Xl2 room will not
hold them. But no one would think
it possible for members of the race
to use this petition for the purpose
of preventing the nomination of a col
ored man on the Republican ticket.
Here are the facts. 1t was general
ly believed two years ago that tn
county would so republican. and that
nomination was equivalent 10 au
Continued on Page Eight
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22
Evident misrep ,sention of political conditions two
years ago, il the light of the present, Convinces
US that J. H. Stuart conspired to prevent race
representation. The height Of jealousy

ember to
Crow ior he hsses
=, ;, n.a.. .., be their boss
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-04

Try the Mirror want column.
Gcyes fitted with glasses.
Catarrh and deafness successfully
treated.
Aclenoids removed.
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