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aARRER-wEliara Psneoass Barosrs az EIizasesa y j.
Saturday. March Il at s2O .
THE MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY OF THE crS-
William Barber. Ofcc-
# the society from Christs Church elizabeth.
$50 m Members viii the church at s-1s p ra
" 7 B : INLAY. Secrstary-
BoYNroN-on March Il. P-u4en,s W. widow of tas
ssId @ a. tie's' he residence a 3, her .oaa $ a
In;erTnent Rhine0eck- y Y
HAGGERTY-on March l. 1908. Ann. WIDOW q Pas-.cx
ara cary oeoysd % .
Brooklyn. Friday. March ~ at go m. taence
solemn requiem Be csIeOratsd Relatives sad
friends invited attend kindly omit fo~srs
IIARrsocKon WEDNESDAY. March "a isCs At ms ceua-
samuel y aarte7eH = p OF tae La.1' IN = 80 =.
Eutaw strset Methodist Episcopal Church. Baltimore
Nd. SATURDAY afternoon az o'clock
HATCH-On wedns=day March Is. George 4 Hatch n
bs s a.. as.n rs.ieel sesF fSc Se 3 q 2s & a =
- Eas 5a ss George 5saoIa iisTsa Funsrsf
Madison ' ave @ shs S ss5h 'e % sstHraay Msrcs a a.
a IA Interment Greenwood Cemets-y- Pi-ass 0ni1
TtoL.LY-At Colon. Is,h1us OF Panama. Etwtn Holy.
son Of the late Edwin ana Nay = Holy . STAN
of remains a6o April I
HoRNE-on Tuesday. March II irene Z Horne. 1fss %
the Rev. George Fl Home Funeral private
HUDsoS-on March Is 1908. at No. 81 East ss,s
Ann Hudson faithful owing and friend 70.
Ssw ny Esf' r Fusf se f an zs g caGsh % q a.,
Rest Friday at 2 n
JFNSEN-On March Il. faes a 80 p Oscar = L
Jensen. beloved q Mr.. and Mrs Juls Jensen .
No G2a Bergen Broo6lvn- VII % buried On III
day. March -. 1S1s a. p Friends invlte1
kEIL.ER-In sullivan county. y. T. Florenes LOUIS
Keller. daughter OF Christian F and Inns : Us
noon az $50 at No 67e Marcy ave. Brooklyn Reiz-
dives and friends invited to attend
IAVRENCTc-Ar Flushing. Ieng Island o1 TEErscs5.
March 70 a the residence OF Ms son-ia-i4N
Francis Nash. jT.. Colonel Samuel 3 L2Hrsrcss
IN the T4tE year Of his Funeral private
yU-NSON-Cn March 10 f9os a late residence No.
173 Auaitv ST Brooklyn. Belle L Maze. beloved sifs
Of frank c Nfunsou. Notice Of funeral her"after
O-SETLI-At RESI-. March IS. 1855 Dennis oNeill.
AGED 80 years. of the late kathrine VNel4A
a. mis- rsst1ence. No 5C2 Gates ave-. 5rooAyn FO--
neral on saturday March e. 1905. from Ire church .
our Lady Victory, ThrUop ave and AcDoro'iSh e.
at 9:3o a.
RAE-SudfenIv. of pneumonia. OF Aarc1 l. tsts. -
vi0fa wife OF Robert Rae. "a the ath year OF re-
sre services private late residence. Nc ol t(IirJ
F3rokyu. On SATURDAY evening. Msrcn Il az '-S'-
syrrTH-On Thurs4ay. March 70 Flower Hospital
New 18th Of nis age Lona4a S1cIee..
O Pierre J. and May L9carna1 smith, OF D's1s7'
y r. Notice OF funeral hereafter
sTRAT~rON-Ou March L. 1905. Buffalo. y I.
pamela C widow Fl. Dwight StratCeu and sistsr OK
the late c. Bryant InterraenL al GreenWo- en-
ete-v. Brooklyn. y I
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
GEORGE n, WILSON.

Foittsburr March la-George H Wilson, fifty
four years old. manager Of the Pittsburg Art So
ciety. and fer twelve years manager Of the Pitts
burg Orchestra died at his home here last niglt
from blood poisoning resulting from wound on
his
Mr. Wilson was well known in musical circles
throughout the country. and for time was bust
ness manager Of the Theodore Thomas Orchestra,
Of Chicago He had charge of the musical afa!s
Of the Worlds Fair at Chicago in 1888.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
GOVERNOR GUILD Better.

Boston March Is-The most encouraging report
from the bedside OF Governor Curtis Guild. jT-
since the announcement late last night that MS
condition was critical was made this evening by
tho Goverror's phvsiciau Dr. Frederick 3. Wins
low who stated that Governor Guild was better
and that although he still very sick man
there was hope of MS recovery.
Among the callers az the Governors residence
during the day were Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
rie,7+enart Governor Draper and Attorney Gen
oral Dana Malone.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
SOUL KISS" CLOSES ON MAY %.

r Ziesfeld. il, announced yesterday that the
final performance of The Soul kiss i'll New York
City would be given at the New York Theatre on
Nav % Every effort made by Mr.. Ziesfeid to
have Mile. Genee's American time extended IN
order not to interrupt the extraordinarily success
frI run of The Soul Kiss" He has succeeded in
nroIongine the dancers visit until late in May.
Genee will return TO America early in The tall and
sppear in The Soul Kiss In the principal cities
throughout the country.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
s. DECATUR SMITH.

Philadelp lptia. March 19-S. Decatur Smith.
member Of G well known Philadelphia family and q
musician and composer, died to-day from shock
received by being run down by carriage on Feb
rrsrv 70 Nj Smith was well known in musical
circles and was d descendant OF Admiral Decstu
He was eighty-seven years old
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
PASTOR COMING FoR MISSION WORK

The Rev Dr.. Robert F \ Plerce' pastor u ''9
Penn Avenue Baptist Church, OF Scranton. PENN
resigned his charge on Sunday, and viii assume
the duties Of pastor OF the Second Avenue Baptist
church. Second avenue and 10th street. thls cry
on April J. He will upon his coming here begin d
campaign Of missionary work among the Last SIDE
mo
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MISS mARLowE OPENS NEW THEATRE

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Pittsburg March 1s.-Whites New Theatre. at
ucKeesport was dedicated this evening when Miss
I,1lis NarIowe returned the stage in the coined"
..C<Inria" Addresses were made by Mayor W. II.
Coleman Miss Marlowe and Dr. 7. L. White. the
owner OF the theatre.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

chnery In order A word OF congratuation to Ar.
Ringing the auspicious opening of his man
of the "Barnum & Bailey" Circus,-more
extensive and exacting, IL not more interest
ing than others over which he has presided,-is
appropriate, and il is said here, earnestly and
heartily because it is entirely deserved.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
SIP NICHOLAS RoDERIck o'coNoR.

ConstantinopI. March I9.-Sir Nicholas Roderick
O'Conor. the British Ambassador TO Turkey. died
in this city this afternoon. He had been Ill for
some time past. Sir Nicholas born III 1913
He had held the Constantinople post since 1928.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
.e eo.RoMAN MORTGAGES HOME.

Albert r Boardnlan. the lawyer has nlortgaged
his home. at 40 10 West SD street TO Louis NJ.
f4o,,-Iand. administrator fer $4,000 The mortgage
is az ; per cent. and Is due on January l. 1910
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Judge John Lynch Wilkes Barre.
BELAONT-G. Z. Gorham, Pittsburs BRES-
LfE-Stilson Hutchens. Washington. FIFTH
H0FFIAN HOUSE-paniel sheenan Mayor Of
TsIp1ira MANHATTAN-Dr. Karl Much. Bos
ton VICTORIA-C. J. Henderson. Philadel-
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THE WEATHER REPORT.


Official Record and Forecast.-W ashngtou March 1s
The storm of Wednesday central in the Ohio Valley
has rassed off 10 sea Nova Scotia and
area q nigh rressure moved in its Pressure
nearly the whole Of the interior
and Rocky Mountain region and the Northwest lhe
fallen quite generally IN the ONO Valley
as much as 40 degrees
T the asr tWeny-four hours The cold weather OF the
L., tap. Says IN the slowly overspreading the
Snu,t M nrecinitaton Of consequence has occurred
1xSGrt In New England. North Carolna Tennessee
Arkansas Louisiana.
E.-.c.., for .p-ciaI LecalitIes.-For New England
- E.as-e-n New York fair to-day Saturday: fresh
northwest winds. - -, r,-,--.. ~
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey: Deavare' tne
Maryland fair to-day and sat
-5 not much in temperature fresh no thWes;
81 western Pennsylvania and Western New Norh fair
ro--4av and SATURDAY, warTnsr SATURDAY
,oc.l onicial Recorti-The following official record
s the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the TEN
,turs Tor the last twentyfour hours In comparison
rrttt tie corresponding date Of last year
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CEMETERIES.
THE woODLAwN CENEIERT

rs readily zcces-bis by trains from Grand Cen:
raI station ami Jerome Avenue croles ana
nv $3.50 Telephone 4.5S GFa-la9rcr
for Book % representative
Ofice 20 sd -. New Xork City
UNDERTAkERS-
FPANE = CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 2sd st Chspea
and public balances Tel 1874 Chsissa
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..p,ttnr in One for Hiram l.. of course. another
s,artv NcCab~ story by Seweh Ford And. of course,
i,' :. GOOD one see next sundays Tribune.
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EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

B LAftLE MIL -FlhL-f
For all points United states and Mexico to1tsds
of the Eorouzhs Of Manhattan The Bronx. Also
cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines w1hosE
extra expense for foreign postage
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,,,.ss teuperzture yesterday. ~ Degrees lowest
so avarase for corresponding date OF last year
"a a5arag for corresponding date ot last thr'y-three
}e9fs - For.cast-Far duy and saturday: fresh
northwest winds
go. Father. Blessing IL love stoFy tnnt oeesat IN
s,5 might think. tharr- ho'ni"n' "~''7 ." 'A"
90, -, nss: ssnnRY1s Tribune
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heath notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will be
ruh,,shra In the Tri-Weekly Tribune without eItr.
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Jensen. oscar J L
Keller. Florence l.
Lawrence. samuel r.
Nunsen Belle l. u
- Neill Dennis
Rae. Lavtnia y
smith. Donald Mel
tratton, Pamela {.
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NV HONOR FOR DIXIE or poxBCRGHE.

N1N HONOR FOR DUKE OF ROXBCRGHE.
--s DUKE q Roxourghe has Just become invested
WIZ 1ew honor. nsIueIv that Of Premier Baro-
H-' q Scotland. For through the death OF Sir
-l-'-- 1oTcor- q Eer1ertourie. without issue
- Aer IL the male ms (he was llneaIy descended
-- t-e second E--i = Huutly and Princess
''7-H q. Scotland. daughter Of Kiag James -. his
l7 20 ~ i-s aiste."s son. Henry Gordon Shee.
"a N-. Fse0oIGeT q Liverpool while his ancient
~'----|-F becomes eztllct- II the premier
'--tsheicy 81 Scotland and Nova Scotia and
- Ae2t one "a point o. seniority was that con-
-7i+a upon James Inues o. innes, ia County FL
80 from whom me present Duke Of Koxburghe
7s'e-11 ia the direct male iine, il is the duke
." becomes the premier barOnet Of Scotland.
so +nats o. Iunes l*ho mest not be confoundec
't>l tie lanes - Banrg are Of the most IL
-~-"l9ls houses - Scotland, ahd In the chronicles
- II = EOuse ID has always been matter OF
'tezi that their inhe-5ranceS never went 4" "a
F"l1sn; that none of them eyer married an i'll
F-s. and that frienGs ever suffered Tor -1eir
eseit. boasts which, perhaps MIS-. osasn r9s-et
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...... for sp.ciaI LecaIities.-For New EngIau,


,,,rs f,r the last twenty-four hours in comparison
win the corresponding date OF iast year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-22
CAIRO F|REMEN
WENT TO MOUNDS
MEN FROM STATION NO. l WENT
ON SPECIAL TRAIN TO FIGHT
COAL CHUTE FIRE.
GAVE FINE SERVICE
Controlling Flames and Preventing
More Serious Loss-Saved Eiuht
Cars of Coal and Some Small
Buildings.

The feremen OF Cairo station No. /
We're important factors In controlling
the fire which destroyed the Illinois
Central coal chute at Mounds Satur-
day. which fire was mentioned in Sun
days Bulletin.
Agent ]. D. Ladd of the Illinois
Central who was notified of the fire
communicated at once with Mayor
Parsons who Immediately gave orders
to the firemen at No. ] to get ready
to go to Mounds.
A special train consisting of an en-
CINE, caboose and flat-car was arrange
and the hose and other appliances
were placed on the fat-car and the
men were soon at Mounds ready to
fight the fire, orders having been Civ
en- to have the track cleared. giving
the special the right-of-way.
II. Bambrick had charge Of the
train crew and John Collins. Charles
Hart and Hill We're the firemen who
went to work with a will and soon ha
nine sections OF hose attached TO
eight of the Mounds hose and al
though the water pressure was very
poor they We're the means of saving
eight carloads OF coal and several
small out buildings nearby Four
streams Of water We're kept plying on
the fire but the low pressure was a
great handicap Collins and Hart We're
obliged to keep themselves dripping
wet in order to stand the fierce heat
OF the Flames, which together with
the torrid weather made the work
most uncomfortahle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-22
Eads and Fashions.

Wells are being chosen to match the
gowns worn. yet those of violet or
copenhagen blue are not becoming
colors to wear over the face. However,
ii the veil must match instead of con
trast, it should be chosen in single
thread with diamond shaped mesh and
the dot may be large or small which
ever is most becoming. TIE net wells
with close mesh are extremely fash
ionable but they cannot be worn sue
cessfully by every woman. There are
some new chiffon wells shown in shad-
ed colors that are made long enough
to reach the hem OF the gown One
pretty, was pink chiffon
which deepened into rich crimson ct
the hem and another was of yellow
shading into deep green.
There are many different arrange
ments of girdles on then ew gowns OF
the season We often see girdle Of
an entirely different color from the
gown, such as old gold satin on blue
pink or ecru. A soft dove gray is much
liked because it gives the girdle dis
tinction all its own. chraming effect
is found in using wide PomdadOur rib
bon of pink roses on a black ground.
A shaped piece cut from the black
was fitted in the front to the side
seams and from here was gathered the
full width of the ribbon with the ends
drawn upwards to the back where they
were knotted and let fall in sash ends.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-22
HAD EVENTFUL LIFE
Capt. Mckay, Who Died Saturday
Fought Battles at Home and
Aboard.

Capt w D. Mckay, who died here
Saturday was 7G years old and had re
sided in Cairo % years. He had been
for some time employed at Laugaus
mills as a fnisber aud was fine me
chanic. He had a good war record In
1855 he was one of IS who went TO
the assistance of the president o.
Nicaragua, and he was the last suryiv-
or Of that party, He served in the
Civil War under Gen. Lyons. on the
Confederate side and after the war
settled in Louisville, where he he
came a leading contractor He is sur
yided by two sons. James D., OF Kerr
vile. Tex. and r 5. Mckay Of San
Francisco, also a daughter, Mrs. NJ.
Coleman. Interment will be at Ar
lington, KY. today. The remains will
be SHIPPED there by Burke & Blaine,
undertakers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-22
Bic DELEGATION
WAS IN CAIRO
DELEGATES FROM CHICAGO TO
INTERNATIONAL PREssMENs
CONVENTION HERE.
MEETING At MOBILE
A Great Success-Party Enthusiastic
Over Mobile Hospitality
Delegates Fine Lot
of Men.

A jolly delegation OF Chicago men
who assist in making the newspapers
of that city and who also handle the
forms in the other big printing offices
of that city passed through Cairo last
evening en- route from Mobile, Ala.
where they attended the twentieth an.
nual convention Of the International
Printing Pressmen aud Assistants
union
Despite the fact tdat the men were
all stalwart and hearty in physique
and from the Windy City where a hot
wave never lasts longer than three
days at a time, they stood the torrid
weather OF Mobile and through the
south very we'll and arrived in Cairo
happy over their pleasant vacation
iaunt and full OF enthusiasm over the
hospitality of Mobile.
The train stopped in front OF The
Halliday and Mine Host l.. p Parker
said he was sorry that the Sunday lid
was on in Cairo preventing him from
ordering little liquid refreshments
for the visitors.
Besides the business sessions of the
convention which We're harmon GUS
the social and athletic features OF the
meet were much enjoyed by tie
visitors.
The Chicago delegation hal the
honor to have one Of its members
elected second vice presid Mt of tha
Organization, Mictal II. Fl4nnery, Of
Union No. 4 being tie man.
George l. Berry. Of San Francisco,
Cal. was elected president OF tn as
sociation.
In the Chicago delegation P. j.
Foley OF Franklin Union won the frs
place in the fat mems race anr re
ceiyed 800 a. a pr.zt. He was a
winner in another con est Ma tn
McHugh of Chicago. was a lea 4 *
fsrre in the tug cf war which was an
exciting feature OF the a'hl tics.
Among the de'egatfs in the party
were: p. J. Foley president Of Frank
lin Union No. 4: William NTH. presi-
dent cf Union No Z: Robert Glenn Of
the Chicago Ame.Ilan Patrick j.
ODonnell. Martin cIefIugh, Leonar ]
s. Nils. Harry Muss, 5r., John J. Co
Inns Mont NJ williams. No man Car
ci-r. Of the Chicago Z ami er: d. j.
Heak william Ir-rn, Us pin Blaha,
John Bechtrl John J. Chart srs, 10 n
McGarry. William F. Moran. Micha i
Flannery.
Othe.s in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. o. Carlson o. Minneapolis,
Mimi. J. F. Nash of Denver. Coo =.
Edward Randall Of Tor ntn, Cana Ia,
Andrew Garrison % " nneapoli e.
Mimi. Charles Beck. OF Kansas CITY.
Mo.
The delegation is travelling in sleep
ing car No. 1919 but they are SEN
sihIe lot OF men anf do not worry
about the thirteen superst tiol. Ia
fat their genial spirits would put TO
fight any old kind of a hoodoo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-22
At OPERA HOUSE
AND A|RD0Mt
FINE ATTRACTIONS AT BOTH
THESE POPULAR RESORTS
TODAY-TRRILLiNGLY DRAM.
ATTIC AS WELL AS AMUSING.

"Unquestionaby the greatest mo-
ton picture ever produced by foreign
.or domestic manufacturer. said NJ. J..
Fanbaker yesterday evening in dis
cussing The Bile and the Gray"
which will be exhibited at the Cairo
opera house this afternoon and even.
ing. 1T IS" continuing Mr. Farm
baker the acme o, perfection in All
mated photograph. 1t represents
Edison, the Electrical Wizards, SUI
preme effort. EvN-y detail is Also
lutely correct even to the characters
representing Lee Grant and Lincoln
and wearing apparel OF the Days Of
81. Nothing is lacking to make it
an ideal picture that will stand the
test OF an exhaustive and severe criti-
cal examination. The photography is
equal to that ct .7athe and the tinting
is magnificent while the action is brill
liant and fast but not exaggerated like
some pictures II u;ner American
manufacturers. In fact it far eXcels
in every way, "The Fleet in Frisco a
picture that was fayorably viewed
here ThusrdaY June II. The Bite
and the Grey VIII be at the opera
house only this afternoon and evening
ana will probably not be seen again
this season as tlp demand for it over
the country mafks an epoch in the
moving picture business.
THE Blue and the Grey Is a strictly
non-pardsan wir drama, depicting
Northern bravery and Southern
chiyalry and il a rival ia the two
great successful war dramas, Held
BY the Enemy ali Shenandoah,
The picture il divided into seven cur
tain lifts. cath OF which e,oquently
tells it's own story as the ghcstly
shadows fit 10 and fro on the big
screen"
seven actsl or scenes Of the per
fcrmance ard entitled: West Point
Military Aca1 my. Under the sta's
and Stripes. In the Enemy's Lines.
The Fortune 81 War. Drumhcad Count
Martial, The White House, Sunrise.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-22
Baby Christened,

The little sou of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Hasenjaeger of 336 Fourth street was
christened Yesterday, the Rev, Charles
II. Armstrong of Emmanuel Lutheran
church offic' ating
The child was named Don Lorene,
the first name being in honor OF M.
Don Gilberto of Paducah Ky. Mr. and
Mrs Gilberto were the sponsors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-22
NOTICE DIRECTORY.

All persons who have bowed from
one house to another or have moved
into the city during the past month
and are not sure that their names
nave been revised or taken by the
directory canyassors are requested to
telephone Home phone 40 or drop a
postal card to lOl Sixth street at
once
GEORGE b. WALKER.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-22
Lumber Pile Burned.

A small blaze in the handle factory
grounds yesterday might easily have
been quite destructive. 1t started
from a spark in a lumber pile near the
building. but prompt and well directed
work prevented 1t going beyond this.
The wind was strong and luckily II
blew the blaze away from it, Station
No. 2 was called out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-22
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public is hereby notified that
the Southern Illinois Labor Journal
is not the official organ Of the Cairo
Central Labor Union. nor is its utter
ances endorsed by this body. The gen
eral public viii take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
By order. Cairo Central Labor
Union. Attest
+ f. THURMAN. See.
W. E. COVER. Pres.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-22
WHOLE TOWN BURNS.

Toronto. June 21-The town of Burk
Falls was completely wiped out by
fire today involving a loss of $1,000
All hotels. churches and business
houses were destroyed with several
dwellings. Many families are home
less.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-22
Throw vHE AUTOS RUN

Paris. June PA dispatch to the
Matih from 1rkutsk says that the Am.
erican ear in the New York-to-Paris
race has crossed Lake Baikal and is
expected TO arrive there soon. The
German car is already at irkutsk AMI
viii remain In the city until Monday.