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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
WANTED TO BE osLERIzED.
Clerk out of Work Declares lie Has
OutIlved His Usefulness.

New York. March 5.--John coe, who
described himself as a clerk out OF EN-
plOyment applied al Bellevue hospital
Yesterday TO be "oslerlged." He said
that he had outliyed his usefulness and
that recent experiences with chemicals
had destroyed all the organs OF his
body save his lungs Ho expressed
great admiration for DR. Osler and
asked 20 be chlOroformed in connec-
ton with ideas which he had heard att
iribuied TO him He was taken to tho
psycopathic ward for observation as to
his sanity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
NEGRO BECOMES FAMILIAR
AND THEN WOMAN SHOOTS

Kansas City, March 3.-Mrs. Callie
NJ Long fired five shots from her re.
volver at a negro who entered her
little restaurant at 5l6 East Fifteenth
street late last night, Two of the bull
let's took effect but the negro escaped.
The negro had saluted the woman with.
How do, Honey" Mrs. Long be-
gan firing almost before he had FIN
ished his salutation. Mrs. Long was
born and reared in TeXarkana, Texas.
She Is a quarter-blood Indian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
Ro0SEVELT'S NOMINATIONS.
senate Receives List of Appointments
or omclaIs for Home and Abroad.

washington. March S.--The president
sent to the senate today the follow
ing nominations:
Consul General--Frank ID. Hlll, OF
Minnosota. at Barselona, Spain; James
w. Ragsdale of California, nj St Pc
tersburg, Russia; Benjamin II. Ridge
ly OF Kentucky, AZ Mexico City. MeNi-
COZ Edward II, Williams, of Ohio, at
'rion Tsin. China
TO be United States marshal FOR the
eastern district of Oklahoma: Samuel
Grant Victor, IN place OF G.. A, Porter.
whose nomination was Withdrawn at
the request OF the senate judiciary COM
mittee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
rAlIAIAnGn CAsEs ouT.

Roswell x. NJ. March 2. IN the
United states district court here toe
day. upon motion 1f the government
nttorney AN me indictments nsa!nst
G. H.. Il. H. ana b ~ TallnRdse'
hrothers. charged with land frauds.
Nero aisuiswl hy judge William p.
pcpe. sovcral rases heretofore tr'nd
on ploas of abatement aud on ihnir
nerifs had been decided Ia favor VI
thc defendants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
REBaTING is CHARGED.

st. Louis. March indictments
charging the st. Louis & San Francis
co Railroad company with the granting
of rebates, and the Chapman & Dewey
Lumber company of Kansas City, Mo,
with accepting rebates, were returned
by the federal grand jury today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
NEW LAND DISTRICT.

washington, March S-Isy the pro-
visions OF bin passed by the house
today a new land district In New Mex
leo To be known as Tucumcari land
district was created,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
ROBERTSON BEsTs KELLY.

New York. March 3.--Lawson Rob
ertson OF the Irish American Athletic
club. won the 60-yard invitation race
at the siXty-ninth games in Madison
Square Garden last night, defeating
Dan Kelly. the western Splinter and
holder of the worlds 100-yard record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
THREATENED A CATHOLIC.
Prisoner in Chicago Admits Having
Demanded $1,000 on Penalty.

Chicago, March 3.-Frank Zajicek
was arrested early this morning charg-
ed with sending a threatening letter
to Jrocoplus Null, prior OF the Ben
edictine Fathers. The prisoner, who is
80 years of age. and lived at 5S4 Blue
Island avenue on the border OF the
Ghetto district, admitted sending a de-
mand for 81 900 to the priest, accord
ing to the police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
Die REDWOOD REsnRyE.

washington. March s-'rhe secretary
of agriculture Is authorized 10 create
the CaiayaraH big tree national forest
m California by bin passed by the
senate today. The bin permits AN eN-
change Of timber on public lands for tho
big tree fureata
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03
THEIR FATHERS SONS.

Washington, March a,-The president
today appointed charles y, sisspee'
son Of Rear Admiral siEsbee, ana
number OF sons Of deceased naval oin-
cers. as midshipmen'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03

him 70 MIR. Advertiser: The News
makes bcc-linc to the home cf
The prospective buyer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-03

YES, YOU MAY RENT THAT ROOM
WITHOUT ADvERTIsING--soME.
TIMES. PERHAPS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
DIED AFTER A
BRIEF ILLNESS
{. II. WARMATH, WELL KNOWN
CONDUCTOR ON ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RAILROAD VICTIM
or PLEURiSY

The Jackson, Tenn. Sun says:
A telegram was received In this city
today from Martin. Tenn. conveying
the sad intelligence of the death there
this morning of Conductor Ed. If
Warmath at 6 O'Clock Pleurisy was
said to have been the immediate
cause of his death.
Conductor Warmath. for several
years ran on the Illinois Central be
tween this city and Mounds, H., bnt
for the past few months he has been
employed on the Birmingham Branch
of the Illinois Central.
About two weeks ago he was called
to Martin to attend the bedside of his
brother who was quite Ill. His broth.
er improved and has about recovered,
but Conductor Warmath was taken III
with pleurisy a short time ago and
rapidly grew worse until the end this
morning.
Mr. Warmath was born In Martin
Dec. 27th. 1878. He was member OF
the local @. r. c.; II. r. + and the
Elks Lodge of this city. who will have
charge of the funeral tomorrow after
noon at Martin.
The untimely death of his popular
young man will be deeply regretted
not only by host of friends In this
city. where he lived for several years,
but by railroad men on the whole Ten
nessee division Of the Illinois Central
Besides his brother, he Is survived
by mother and sisters, who reside at
Martin.
The fueral services will occur al
their home at o'clock tomorrow af
ttern0on.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
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! NEWS OF THE RIVERS !:
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\ The river marked 2G.G feet on tha
cairo gauge last evening, showing a
rise of 0.6 Of fot in "a hours.
Only one point above here repor.et
q rising river yesterday: Paducah
o.8
The Three States went up the Mis-
sissippi after corn for the Halliday
elevator.
Che Dick Fowler was ii and cut 4
p5nal yesterday from and To Padhcaa
The John S. summcrs went f. the
lower river yes nlay with one empE
barge.
The Peters Lee win be 10 port today
from Memphis bound Tar ST. LoH
She had coco packages FOR Memphis
On her TRIP down
The Harry Brown and Coal Citg
landed forty beats and barges II coat
at Louisville the other day. 10 come
out for the lower river The FORMER
had seventeen new model barges
drawing seven feet, all new
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
INVITED!
TO EXERCISES
AT LIBRARY HALL TONIGHT
WHEN ANNIVERSARIES WILL
BE oBsERvEp--JuDGE KEN.
YoN, OF CHICAGO, ORATOR.

The anniversary of the birthday of
the late A. b. Stafford, in whose mem.
DRY the public library or Cairo was
built by his wife and the anniversary
OF the founding of the Cairo Woman's
Club and Libary association will be
observed with exercises of extraordi-
nary interest tonight al Library Hall.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Judge w. S. Kenyon OF Chicago.
general solicitor for the Illinois Cen
trail railroad. will be the orator Of the
evening and his subject will be The
Bishop OF d." which readers OF Vic
tor Hugo will recognize as being sug
gested by the famous novel, Les Mis-
cradles Judge Kenyon is said To be
a gifted speaker and all who attend.
doubtless will be highly edited by bis
Musical numbers viii be a feature.
Miss Magdalene vanderburgh win
open the program with a violin solo,
Legende by wieniawski. op. IL. and
Miss Pearle Williford OF Harrisburg
will sing several solos.
Miss Williford will arrive today and
will be the guest of Mrs. w. n. But
Ter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
MARVIN BOREh
BADLY INJURED
CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO Cars
WHICH HE WAS COUPLING
AT PADucAH.
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Injured Man Was Acquitted 81 MIR
der Of Patrick Doud, a Police
Officer in Cairo Last
Summer.

News was received here YESTERDAY
morning that Marvin Borcn, formerly
|of Cairo had been seriously injured
while coupling cars In the south yards
|of the Illinois Central railroad at pa
Iducali.
He was removed to the Illinois Gem
trial hospital In that City where II waB
found that his shoulders and chest
We're badly confused as the result of
being caught between two cars. Whila
his injuries are NOT considered III 4
critical nature he will be confined 10
the hospital for several weeks
Boren, II viii be remembered, last
summer was acquitted of the murder
OF the late Patrick Doud, Cairo POI
lice officer, in the Alexander county
circuit court.
Recently Bcren left Cairo and took
"a position as switchman for the lllt.
nois Central at Paducah
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
! NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS !:


acquaintance. The funeral will oc-
cur today (Tuesday.)
w. r. Rodman was Cairo bust
ness caller Monday
Mr.. Geo. Eichhon returned Monday
from Union City. Tenn, where he
has been having his eyes treated.
Mrs. w. T. Jaccard and mother,
Mrs. Frey, were shopping in Cairo
Monday.
Miss Henrietta Mason was shop.
ping in Cairo Monday.
Mrs. Kate Mol OF Cairo, spent
Monday in this city with her sister,
Mrs. l.. d. Stophlet.
Miss Clara Perks Of Villa Ridge, Is
the guest of relatives here this week.
Miss Jessie Neadstine returned
Monday from Grand Chain where she
has been the guest of friends.
Miss Margie Slocu1nD and Mr. VIII
Ashhaugh were Cairo business callers
Monday.
Miss Mary Huette or Cairo. re-
turned to her home Monday after a
visit with Misses Clara and Agnes
Westerman Of this city.
Miss Mary Oyerstreet entertained a
few friends at the st. Charles Hotel
Monday evening. Those present
We're Misses Allie Belts, Mildred Jac-
card, Hazel Curren and Mona Con
nell
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Keller moved
their household furniture to Cairo
Saturday and will make that their
future home
Mrs w Fl. Uranium and neice
Miss Mary English Of Paducah, are
the guests Of the formers brother
Nr. George Eichhorn and family this
week,
Miss Anna Williams is the guest 81
friends in Cairo this week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
CONFERENCE POSTPONED
cid Line Democrats Not 20 Meet in
New York, and Avoid Miseon-
strUction Of Motive.

New York. Jan. 2l.-The proposed
conference OF old line Democrats
from all over the United States
v hich was TO have been held here
next Thursday 10 discuss the issues
that might be urged at the Demo
cratic national convention. has been
Indefinitely postponed. The reason
for the postponement Is thus stated;
In view of the fact that & was not
the purpose Of those Interested in the
conference TO promote OF retard the
prospects Of any OF the candidates
mentioned for the nomination for the
presidency. Il is thought advisable in
order to avoid DEMONSTRATION. 10
postpone the conference TO a later
date"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
POLICE HUNTING
FOR MISSING MAN
WIFE or GEORGE HENLEY MUCH
ALARMED OVER HIS MISTER
loUS DISAPPEARANCE
POLICE FIND A CLUE
Which Seems TO Indicate That Hen
ley Went on Steamer to St. Fran
els acknowledgements
This Evening.

| Another strange disappearance was
reported to police headquarters yes,
terday afternoon. the party being
George Henley. mechanic, who came
to Cairo last Friday from Carbondafe,
bringing his family. with the purpose
Of locating here. The family first
stopped at the Planters hotel and then
moved into rooms at the residence Of
james Moreland, $40 Ninth street
The family consists Of wife and three
children, baby in arms, little girl
about four years old and boy about
seven.
Mrs Henley came to police head
quarters yesterday and stated that
her husband had left home Monday
morning, saying that he would look
for work He had been out before and
had mentioned the name OF Mr.,
ITweedy. at the Malinski machine
shops He had also said something
about going TO the docks. Mrs.
Henley was unable to explain what he
meant by that Mrs Henley had heard
lndthing from OF about her husband
since he left home and she was ~
great distress. feeling sure that some
harm had come to him.
Mr.. Moreland, In whose house thu
family have taken rooms made SOM
inquiries regarding the man. Hi
found that he had been at the Malin
ski shops Saturday looking for work
but had not been there Monday, nor
could any trace be found Of him. He
SAYS Henley IS not drinking man,
nor has he any bad habits such as
might indicate that he was reckless,
or careless of himself or HIS family.
He seemed to be good husband ana
duct toward his family, and looking
to their comfort. He repaired defec-
tive fue In the house and helped his
wife with the cooking, she being In
to care for. He is a tall, strong,
healthy man. standing over six feet
and about 2S years old. He and his
family resided in Union county. Illi
nois. and have relatives there. They
resided at Golden formerly, but
moved about considerably, travelling
to various parts of the county and
latterly resided at Carbonate. Mr.
Henley is a steam filter by trade.
Mrs. Henley has card showing that
he was member OF the w. o. W.
of Hugo. Oklahoma. and it is believed
members OF the order here will inter
est themselves In the case.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22

attending court at Mound City this
week attracted by the N. NJ Harris
vs. Mrs. G. j. Morrow suit
Quite little fire occurred on Elm
street early Tuesday morning. II
started in the residence Of Mr.. Steele
and spread north to the residence Of
Jerry Thomson on the corner. The
fire department was out on time and
did some good work in saving other
property. The houses burned we've
owned by colored people and were
insured for small sums.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS
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"The Gingerbread Man.

Every child should see '"The Gin.
gerbread Man" which Nixon & Zin-
norman will present at the opera
house On Thursday, Jan. %. 1t is
bright and the songs are catchy. The
idea is a pretty one. 1t is children's
how for children OF smaller and
q a larger growth The scenes are
laid in Santa Clans land ard at the
border of the realms of King Bum
and Sugar Plum. II is quite safe to
say that no light opera presented in
many seasons has such variety of
Pleasing and really fine music incor
pcrated in it, II has no less than
seven numbers of beautiful harmony
any one of which would be sure to
make a success of the entire opera.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
A Glue Found.

Late last night Chief Egan succeed
ed In finding some clue which may
clear up the mystery. At the office
of Capt Faudree. of the Combine Coal
Company he learned that a man am
swering the description OF Henley had
applied there for work and also that
such a man had been seen on the com
pany's steamer Wash Honshell This
boat left here Monday for St Francis
river and she Is TO report at Memphis
this evening when IL can be learned
definitely whether or not such a man
shipped on her from here. The theory
Is that he got 10 the boat just before
she was to leave. that he gave some
negro a note to his family telling
them he was going on the boat and
that the note has not been delivered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22


The sad news reached us Sunday
morning announcing the death Of Mr..
and Mrs. Cal Brown. Of Anna, form
erly of this place. They have been
in i'll health for sometime Funeral
services will be held at Anna this
afternoon (Monday.1
Mrs. Carol Allen went to Mill
Greek Saturday in response to mes
sage announcing the death of her sis
ter Mrs. Mimi Penrod
Mr., and Mrs. Armp Sanders an |
son Erie, of Cairo, are mere visiting
relatives.
Miss Alma Finch and Miss Russell
Of Anna spent Saturday and Sunday
with the former mother rms. Finch
Mrs. Andrew Donovan Is very Ill
Supt. John Snyder or Cairo, was
here Monday visiting the school
Mrs Julia Trby. was a Cairo visitor
Monday
Mr. Albert Shoots returned home
Friday after an extended soiourn in
Chicago, Danville and other points.
Mr. Roy Grandstaff and friend OF
Mounds were in town Monday
Ruben Atkins, of Cairo. made his
usual trip here Tuesday
Mr.. Moore of Sandy Ridge ,was IN
town Monday.
There was an article that appeared
in Mondays Bulletin that parties wish
70 have corrected. stating they had
attended trial at Sandusky that cor.
respondent was very much mistaken,
as they did not attend trial mention
ed Of in The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22

Mrs. Leslie-Carter, who is generally
acknowledged in England and Ameri
ca as being the leading emotional ac
trcss of our time. will appear at the
Cairo opera house Thursday, Jan 80
III David Belasco's great play, "Du
Barry This play was written es-
pccially written for Mrs Carriers use,
and her success in 1t has been one
OF the greatest triunphs kcnwn to
the modern stage. IN many resepcts
this play Du Barry. is a wonderful
play. II has gripping story, a
story of a human being whose career
has attracted the interest and atten-
ton Of hundred historians. Mrs.
Carter is supported by a very large
end very fine company. and the pro-
duction is the same as the one in
which she first appeared.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
EVERY STATE IN UNION
Represented at independent Tsis~
phone Association - Some Cans
dian Provinces Thers.

Chicago, Jan. ALPHABETICALLY every
state IN The union and several Cana
dian provinces were represented AZ
the opening session In Chicago today
of the convention OF the International
Telephone Association.
President Theodore Gary, Of Macon,
Ga. in his annual address. said the
companies were able 70
give service at lower rates for the
reason OF the system being owned To-
cally. 1t was to the Interest OF every
body to see that heavy expenses were
not entailed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22

The Ohio. At Evansville win begin
falling tonight and fall lcr several
DAYS. All Mt. Vernon wlll ConJinu
rising lot q 10 36 hours then fall
AT Paducah ami Caira, win continue
rising during the next IS hours.
The Tennessee from Florence to b..
low Johnsonyille viii continue falling
for two or three days.
The Mississippi from below 81
Louis TO slightly above Cairo, viii
continue to fan slowly daring the next
IS hours
The Wabash at Mt Carmel, Will
continue falling
Note: The Mississippi river Is re-
ported clear of ice this morning az
Chester and Cane Girafdeau
MONTROsE W. HAYES.
Local Forecaster
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
MOUND CITY
January II, 1908.

Mrs. NJ. l.. Dobschutz OF Cairo, was
the guest Of Mrs John Smith Sun
day.
r. r, Dilworth Of Holloway was a
business caller here Monday.
Prof. Chas Beasley was called to
his home at GRANVILLE. ILL.,, Sunday
On account Of the death OF his sister.
The Lowell school has closed till his
return.
Mrs. VIM. Allen, daughter q Mrs.
Virginia Drake, of this city, died sud-
denly at her home In St Louis at
Z d. m. Saturday. The body win ar
rive today tTuseday) and win be
taken to the home Of her mother.
Faneral arrangements have not yet
been made.
Mr El Schiller. formerly Of this
city but who with his family has
made his home at Mounds the past
few years, was killed at 900 q. III.
Monday while at WORK in the l. 6.
railroad Yards at that place, Mr..
schuler leaves a wife and two little
daughters az Mounds, a mother, Mrs.
Geo. Schiller, ST., three sisters Mrs.
H. G. Perks. Mrs LYLE Murphy and
Miss Kate Schiller and two brothers
Nessrs Alfred and George Schiller
all Of this city Miss Lena Stern left
for Mounds Monday to be with her
sister Mrs schuIer The funeral
win occur Thursday afternoon at 8
O'Clock, Rev Juny Of this CITY off
eating. Intarment wifi be at Beech
Grove cemetery.
At $3.50 a. III today Tuesday a
rae occurred fl which the cottage
owned by Mrs. Geo. Schiller, ST and
coupled by Mt. and Mrs. VIII Reed
was destroyed and the roof Of the
raeidence of MIS-. Otto Belts was
tFrned. The residences Of Mrs. seisnl
icr just south Of the cottage was
badly damaged viii Reed and family
sagad nothing hnt their piano hut
tic furniture in the Belts house was
aiI saved.
The funeral Of Miss Hazel Ken
aedy q Mounds was conducted at the
congregational church in that city
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 Rev B. r..
Utley of the Grace NJ. Z. church
officiating. Tnterment was at the
Beech Grove cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Bryan We're
cairo visitors Monday.
Dir. and Mrs. Ashby were shopping
in Cairo Monday
The d. NJ. e. f. orchestra was de-
lightfully entertained at O'Clock
dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Watt Wright 81 villa Ridge Sunday
Ben Blum made business trip to
Cairo Monday
Mrs NJ a. Dougn@ty and son VIII
lie were among the Cairo shoppers
Monday.
Meadame Addie Murphy aad z.
T. yesterday spent Monday al
Mounds on account Of the deaths Of
Miss Hazel Kennedy and Mr. Ed
Sehllcr Miss Kennedy who was
well known here and whose death
will bring sorrow to her many
friends. passed from this life at her
home at Mounds Sunday evening. She
vas Of a loyable disposition and made
friends Of all those whose pleasure
it was to be numbered among her
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
skoveaard.

The music loving people OF Cairo
Will have an opportunity next We'd
nesday to hear one of the great artists
of the musical world in the person Of
Herr Skovgaard. the Danish violinist
This artist first came to. this country
to accept the position OF concert mas
ter with the New York Symphony Or
chestra under Mr.. Walter DamrJsch.
1t is now his pleasure. however. TO en-
gage in more notable personal ca
reer as soloist at the head of his own
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
MOUNDS, ILL.

January II, 1903.

January n, 1903.
Mr. r. l.. Britton of Pulaski was on
our streets Friday.
Mrs r. s. Pollock left Friday morn
ing for Centralia where she will visit
for a few days.
II the state legislature can not get
UP primary election law that will
stand the tests. why don't they re.
peal the present road law and give
the next set Ct candidates a chance
to promise the good people some.
thing?
Mr.. P. Muliin of Pulaski. was down
on business Monday.
Miss Hazel Kennedy died at her
home on Blanche avenue Monday,
January 20. 1903. at lis a. m. The
funeral services were held in the Con
gregational hcnrch Tuesday the 2fst
inst, at 300 p. m. conducted BY Rev.
p. F. Utley. Of Mound City. Interment
in Beech Grove cemetery
The Y. NJ c. A. band entertainment
was postponed until Friday evening.
Jan. q. on account Of the deaths in
town.
George FLANK. who has been sick
fer several DAYS is on duty again.
Fred N. va. Of Cairo. was here on
business for the Citizen.
Mr.. Eli Armstrong vas a Mound
City visitor yesterday.
The funeral Of Ed schuler who wax
killed By the cars Monday morning
win be held Wednesday. Interment
at Beech Grove cemetery.
Quite a number Of our citizens were
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22
MEMORY OF LEE AND JACKSON

Charlotte. S. G.. Jan. 21.-Interest
ing exercises i'm commemoration Of
the birthday anniversaries of Gen
erals Lee and Jackson were held in
the Academy Of Music this morning
under the auspices Of the local chap
ter Of the Daughters OF the Confeder
acy. The principal feature Of the
program was a memorial delivered
by Major William A. Graham.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-22

The Stetson Uncle Toms Cabin"
which opens an engagement at the
Cairo opera house Saturday, Jan. rs
for matinee and night, travel in their
own train of special cars, magnificent
Is fitted up at cost of 100000
These cars will be side tracked at
Fourth and Ohio streets at the iii
nois Central depot, and will remain
there during the company's stay In
this city The public is invited to in
|srect them. Prices, night %, IS and
soc; matinee 10 aud csc.