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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
CAIRO BOOSTED
BY HER MAYOR
COMPLETION OF CAIRO G. THE5ES
AND COMPLETION OF PANA.
NAL CANAL GREAT lNFLU.
ENcES IN HER DEVELOPMENT
(Chicngo Daily News

Mayor Parsons of Cairo is a blonde
man Of medium size, and vast
amount Of nervous energy. He is al
ndefatIgable worker ana deeply IN
tcrested in an sorts OF public i'm
proycmcnts. lie is vice president Of
the Ohio Valley Improvement Associ-
tion. and has done yeoman service for
the bettermeut of that great water
way. lie is equally Interested in 'he
deep waterway project of the Miss,s.
ippi. the National Good Roads move
Iment aud various kindred schemes OF
internal Improvement says the New
Orleans Times Democrat
Cairo is bound to Doe one OF th"
| lrrcalcst cities on the Mississippi or
the Olo - said. returning TO the ono
subject uppormost in his mind. With
the completion OF the Cairo a Thebes
railroad connecting us directly wih
thc great railroad lines of the south.
west which cross the Mississippi at
lTh,hss. 81 gives our merchants direct
entrance into southern Missouri q
lrich Geld which should be- iu our ter
lrtor. but which we couldn't reach dt
lrpctIy before That line is more than
half done The government engineers
! have recommended the building of
the dam cu ihe Ohio between har
land Mound city which viii maxi,
lGraud Chain safely nayigab'e aIl tfs
wear round. anB look Tor tire next
lronEross % take definite action on
lthe completion of the Improvement
lrr the Ohio secure "a niufOof stag
lrf water. au the year, and f0r deep
laniuE az the Mississippi from ChlcaE.
l.1 fhe gulf Those vil come by Oh.
lime the Panama canal i- completed
land when they are Cairo uiIi De- on,
I1f tha mas- Important inland -1aporu
I'm America. ranking with ST. Louis oI
Itfa Mississippi ana Cincinnati an.
. lpitfshu-z ou fia ohio Or BIAS heeI
rrr work and difficult the bui.iin.
... of Cairo from tra sand bars am ia
! |ga,rs. hut f was arr1mpli-hal an.
i+rFar Cairo i- ahzaiutely imur.
. from DANCE Cf overflow. Ttis fact Wf
- .arrrstr1t.1 mere fhH decade aE1
land each succeeding Fal-. uhen orb .
1|rftf.s from FiusbrrE to New oriear
. itasa sustained =erou- loss FROM t-
rar.s. nos q uh-al vas seTfe' la Cl
+ -s .-ru THIS cause. Tra natural a'
r. .-1-far-- r.u supplemented hr 1mr
-Iau trarsHararon. fre roads iirsc
II ard THREE others r project Raw
& ers.r -5 rata Cairo rh1f ifs iaun
/. I.rs tr-al fo--cre OF ttf DIST si-r
l|f4 rha ut far q rauufac-urin-
rf-r..af. and Shipping business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
THEY PLAYED WAR
AND ONE LITTLE BOY KILLS HIS
YOUNGER BROTHER AT
MOUNDS.
Children of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cloud Left at Home Alone
Engage in Dangerous
Amusement.

a sad tragedy occurred yes erJal
afternoon at MMouud5, Ill IN witch
two little boys figured children Of
Mr.. ana MIS-. james Clcud5 enc Of
the being -shot in the head twice "
the other with probably fatal result
The children wera Fowler eight
wears a.n lsestor, six Their father
is cnlulcycd Us barEecref at tie
lIalf Way House and their mother
went to church Yesterday anj lroih
yher- won't 10 visit friend. The
ltte boys we're left Mt home alone
aud tho first intimation any cne out
siic Of the horse had of the trag ady
WAS when yornE Fowler appeared az
d ncighhor's house and win
hlauched face and trembling " iea,
said bis little brother was NUT.
ester was found On the tlcor In
pool of blood which Iowed from two
wsrnds in the forehead SURGICAL
III was summoned as quickly rs
qcssibIe but the latest news from
! Wounds was that there was no hope
er tao little fellow,
Young Fcwlar's stcrg was THAT
thep passrd the time PLAYING games
md one ,cf these was war Tp's
vas suggested by his finding the
aisto, in tie course Of his search for
semetbng to interest him lie could
mo. explain irst how II happened.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
IN PlTTSeURG HILL DISTRICT
AND POLICE ARE AT THEIR
WITS END.
OU' RACES INCREASING
Eieht in TWO Weeks, TWO Saturday
Niqht-One Cffic al Dee ares AS
cutters, Al Negroes, Should
be Lyrchcd

nft4el,,ry pnpn Ian G1-E,ehf
,,it,,
Wliec s'ii" i''V - ''' ''.''
III 'he past 'Wo WIN" ~ ~ ''''' ~
trict. occupied by negroes. Two Ct tns
aseantts fool, nlace last night. Polic4
- ,,, r.ho is +, charve
N.'r'' ~,
ol thls district Sai' ~ = ~ =
one way to stp these numerous as
saLlts. Let the decent people Of the
Htu district form vigilance commit
toe let them assist in Furnishing tha
criminals Of their own race and the
vicious negroes of that district viii
either move or reform"
Anther prominent oricer said that
fey ought ia be hung when caught
Bessie SiceeI. aged 19. was the vie
tim cf an assault last night in froni
of St Bridgers Roman CahoHe church
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
LICENSE DRINKERS.
SENATOR OF WASHINGTON
STATE WANTS LAW TO
CONTROL DRUNkARDS.
Every Drinker Must Show State
Authority Giving Right to
Drink With Photograph
Attached.

srokane, Wash, Jan 31,-MGu r
drinkers in Washington will lie
forced to carry licenses. embe1shed
Will lther photographs and ctae.
data of Identification and any one
win be rgrmittad to engage IA tae
tralic without the payment Ct fees
if the measure framed by Elmer E,
Hall, Of Spokane, and fathered b.
state Senator Whitney of Spokane
county, IS adopted by tie legislature
now in SESSION at Olympia The
.purrcs is to rayolutionize the exist
irg saloon system and settle the
liquor question.
Iicenses to drink anything
stronger than ginged pop and the
various ether "stickless' connections
viii cost S. a year. There is no
sliding scale. The ragged individual
with battered dime and came's
aeck thirst will then occupy the
same stairs as a newly made nj
liopaira with a sudden fondness for
crystal bubbles rising en- the jtiee OF
the grape The licenses will ba
nontransferable and viii permit The
holder to buy drinks only from the
dispensers in the county where t
permit is issued.
With the view to lneouragi lg ten
neraucc it is provided oEga that the
penalty upon conviction for into&i
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
REGIME or UsuRPER OF MoRoc
co RECOGNIZED ny cEoR-
GiA AND NEBRASKA.
GENEROUS H0;riTAlIlY
shown 70 our Officers and Men by
Moors- Auxiliary Cruis-
err in Collision With Uru-
guyan Bark.

Tangier, Morocco, Jan. 3l.-Tne
American battleships Georgia and Ne
braska came into this port this mtrl'
ing on their way TO the Western Med
iterranean 10 Join the other vessels OF
Rear Admiral sperry's fleet prepare
tory for sailing for Hamptn Roads,
They saluted the flag Of Mulai Hand,
te new Sultan Of Morocco, thereby
recognizing the new administration OH
behalf of the United States As the
two vessels came to anchor they OK
changed salutes with the shore bat
teries and the French and Spanish
warships In the harbor
Rear Admiral Wainwright and the
members OF his staff came ashore and
called upon Samuel r. Gummere, the
American Minister; Sid Mohammed
Gabbas, representing the sultan, an
the diplomatic representatives of the
other powers. They We're received er
erywhere with the utmost cordiality
Sid. Mohammed Gabbas returned th5
can of Admiral Wainwright at ths
American Legation.
Mr.. Gummere gave an official din
ner and a reception to the naval Off
GERS. and the local diplomatic corps
this evening
As the American auxiliary cruiser
Panther was entering the harbor o.
Gibraltar this afternoon she came into
collision with the Uruguyan bark Ma
ria. The bark was moorad at tht
Commercial wharf
The Panther was only slightly dam
aged. but the bark was considerably
impaired.
Te fourth division Of the American
battleship feet, composed of the Wis
consin, the Illinois, the Kearsage an
the Kentucky under command d
Rear Admiral Win. p Potter, left Al
giers this afternoon for Gibraltar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01

cation shall be forfeiture of tie
license fer a period ranging from 20
to Cu days, at the discretion oi t"e
iria, Judge. and that tne license
snail be dC. .red permanently for
feited upon the second conviction.
similar penalties are provided Tor
selling liquor 20 any enc not pcs-e5-
shg q permit or TO intoxicated pei
sons with permits.
senator whitney SAYS there is a
strong sentiment IN favor Of such a
aw: "and. he adds there is a
chance for its passaged uring tn p
mfeent session u tine loca' option
fzrt does not crowd it of the cale1'
.dJr."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
STOP HOSTILITY
70 CORPORATIONS
PLEA FOR PEACE BY DIRECTORS
OF CAIRO COMMERCIAL CLUB
TO NATIONAL AID STATE
LEGISLATORS.

Ata meeting OF thr Cairo CONNIE.
c.sI club several weols ago srr.e"
sf resolutions were adopted declmirs
as fellows:
Tat te Cairo Commercial Club o.
euertfuIlv request all senators and
r.arsssntativas of Illinois in the NJ
HauaI and state legislatures. Co sdI
port al e-islauon. ia so Ear as BE- oa1
De done without injury to the-- CON
-iru.n.-. having q tendency Or d.m.e
s-r and discontinue hostility iowa
rara-+idus- and Iec1l @. oETAe'
rrr-8tor-.
-Trat fhe Cairo Commercial C.r.
rsza upon an raf. county and mF
-s.r-ar bodies t8 IaaI .hair AID Il .F
gFF eav possible fa EeiH r-.9sra1.
conf Taura. ami "a -I...r r.'rrl df -H
r---a-rr= DAYS f.r-.rf0-. sninre
-Tfa- af I.a- tar thou and c'H.e
.af .ae-a rt-s-l-lar- 90 printed io
distribution br tfe club aad i-s ram
fa.e anil r-af they ta placed Ia ta
hands O. tEa malui curing. lahin.
and Hr-russs Interests of our ri-5
aith request thaf t-ar he dis.rlrlta
rlth tbelr corr sTau-e-ca-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
ACCIDENT AT GAS
PLANT.

Atti o'clock last night a
burStei main disabled The
!. gas plant 10 such an eX-
tent lhai the service was
/, not sufficient 10 operate
, lhe Bulletins Linotype ma
chimes and these had 10 be
abandoned for the Old-Siyle
, hand composition. AS a
! result tha news and ether
, matter in !lie paper 1hiS
} morning Is unaV0idabiy
! deficient and otherwise Hn-
I satisfactory. me damage
I al the gas plan! was due
Z to a fallen wall Of The old
! gas house, and ii is ali
S nouaced thai il could mol be
( repaired in time 10 give
Z service tonight. The man-
Z agcmeni will no!iiy con-
! sumers Wh,a Tie service
} eau be restored.
& 10 ~ ~ o. n - - N sgA In a.A n Ia - 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
RussER FACTORIES CLOSED.

Cambridge. Mass. Jan. 31--The
factories cf the American Rubber
cauranv. 90 Fast Cauhri &c. shrt
down tonight for a month. One thou
sand two runIreI hands are eT-
ricved there Tho reason as-iE-fI
Be- the lack Of Gemarl Tor rubber
boots anl shoes. owing to the open
winter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS
IN SHOOTING AFFRAY

Louisville Ky, Jan. 3l.-Coieman
Cameron, playing at a vaudeville
theatre, was seriously shot today by
William Brown, a member Of his COM
pauy. The shooting was done in
Cameronrs dressing room. Brown,
who was arrested, declared that Cam
eron was the cause of his losing bis
positi ln with the vaudeville company
10 whicl b-t1 belonged. The aud
ence. watching another turn, cid not
hear the thCt-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
CHICAGO SCHOOL BOARD
PLANS iG NEW BUILDINGS.

Chicago. Jan. s1.-The Chicago
school Bo.rd today made pHhl'c plans
to erect within the next two or three
years zg new alillirg- and additions
atatotal cost Of -. $4,000. At pres
ent the schools are declared over
crowded AMI behind the times ard
the progressive step for better build
.fngs grew ont Of the boards ciscon
tent over this condition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
THIRTY WOUNDED IN
SOCIALIST BEMONSTRATI0X

Han0ve-. Germany. Jan. 81 So
ciali.t demonstrations in protest
against the PIusslan election law re
ful cd in a collision bstwefn The 50
cialists and tr7 police today. Tie
police used Their side ans a-sins.
the demonsi rstors and IN the fight III
thirty persons were wouHdfd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
WRECK
Al South Chicago Causes Dealll
Of Engineer and Injury OF
Three Trainmen.

Chicago, Jan 3i.-A Baltimore and
Ohio passenger engine crashed into
switch engine at South Chicag1 to
day, killing William Price, an engi-
neer. and iniuriug three trainmen.
The accident was due to an open
switch.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
~oPE NsHoP" FOR HATTERs.

South Ncrwalk Coma ian. 2l.-
Positive Information was given ou'
TO-DAY ly the heads Gf hatuins con
Germs thar all the shops wlich wsr
recently struck ly the United Ha'
tiers uf North America win Dee started
rr su Trr=lav February .. as "ope1
-hars.~ The order Of the Aeso-iated
U-t Nanurlrf-rrrz IS that o.. u.i0a
labels shall ta uecl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
CONDITIONS NEAR NORMAL
on RAILROADS AGAIN.

Milwaukee. Wis, Jan. 81 Railroad
trains which have been more or j. -
irregular on account OF the bhzzard
the past few days, have resumed nor
nal copditions. All stalled trains eX-
cept number = on the Southcrn Min
nezoto division Of the Chicago, MI
yankee and 81. Paul Railway are ae-
sourted for.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
FIRE
Practically Wipes Out Town
of Milton. Tla.--Enlire Bus
mess Section Destroyed.

Pen-acola, Fla, Jan. 81 The town
Of Milton, thirty miles east Of here,
was practically wiped of the msp by
fire today, the entire business section
and several residences beng destroy
ed. The loss is estimated az 500 600.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01

Olive Fr.mstad. who has jast .omo
from Europe. save ihe wor.-.- are
wearing monoei.s over here. o. re-
minds us that the last time we used
the word uonoCle the printer made 30
rnanacIe. aad we had to hide out for
two days-ataata Georgian
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
NOTABLES PREACH
IN BEHALF or MISSIONS

Plitsburr. Pa, Jan. 3l.-Ihe na-
tionaI campaign in behalf q home
missions csntered today in Pitt-burg
whore nine large meetings IN various
ps-ts n the city we're addressed ~
M ssiouary workers o. national role
ard where several large meetings
VII be addressed tomorrow
Among thcse who spoke todsS vas
ProfessrE. 4. stsiner, Of Iowa col
lee oa she fmmigrAiing and emi-
grating peoples.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
LOVED HER HORSES
Better Than Her Husband-DlVorce
Final Chauter of Horse Show
Romance in Chicago.

Chicago, Jan. 3l.-Because she
loved her horses more dearly than
her husband, Mrs Wihelmino Eliea
Cccille Rasmussen-Tuttle. known in
morse show circles and society as
Ellen Rasmussen, was today divorced
frcu. William j. Tuttle son Of a. le.
tired banker.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
SCOUT CRUISERS FEAT.

Washf-.zton. Jan 51-S7ieu ia
time was made in the recent trim %
the scout cruiser Birmingham fT-m
Ambrose Channel y. = to lTh.le
bv Eav of Harsn1 TIE distance
measured ] SOS uauticai miles. and
she trip was made in q hears.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01

Yaurt WIre .z4bbinzl-'T d have a
hard time keeping house" Mother
-Whsrz tH. natter deare' Young
WIfe--Tla stove smokes in zIite of
All can do. ana s1 do-s my husband.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
MRS. SPt|CKtR1
NOW MRS. ROACH
WIDOW or MAN MURDERED BY
NEGRO AT MOUNDS RECENT
~ pOFFs WEEDS" AND Be
COMES BRIDE.

Social circles and in fact all cir
clcs at Mound City and Mounds were
surprised yesterday by the announce
mont that Crs. Chas. Sp,ikert,
widow of the man who was so torlly
murdered at Mounds recently WIS
married Saturday night to Joseph
Reach a wilower whose wife died
about a year ago. The ceremony
was performed at the brides home
i'm Mound city by Justice of tie
Pncco 4. a. Austin. Il was a very
quiet affair but il was a subject of
much comment yesterday in both tax
communities named.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
NORWEGIAN BRIG WRECKED

skacer. Deumsik. Jan. 3l--Tha
SOrwegian brig steed vas wrecked
last night q Juilsnf and eight Of The
crsU f,erishesl.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
In.r.r.r-.-, I. PsI..t-r..

Palestinc's ancient wells. famous En-
historF Tor ceutuTies. are EirinE way
% pumping tv modem eEgi-es and
outfts. rar--cuisI-y t.r Watering GER
dens and orchards There is a iare9
eeua-d Fr ed import uf pumps.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01

The search for the negro who
killed Chas.i Speikert has not been
successful IN tracking aim beyond
the iHinois+ Central railroad track 70.
ward which he went through The
woods af.er changing his clothing
and " Is not likely TO bo captured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01

Most Cairo people rave tne Cairo
Bulletin On their breakfast tabis -
cry morning. IN the Tsar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01

IEztt heat a11 oil are the sorst
enemies If tie rsbbes tire
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-22
GODDARD TOOK
FIRST GAME
Defeated Italian A.C. II to 4,
Yesterday Afternoon
EIGHT TALES In THIRD
Smith Pitched His First Game For Cod
dard and Showed Up weIi--Gabel-
loni TwirIed for the
Italians.
EIGHT TALES in THIRD

The Goddard seminary base ball team
made an auspicious opening to its season
yesterday afternoon by defeating the
Italian Athletic club nine, II to 4, in
a weIl-played game. In spite Of stifI
raw breeze that blew across the diamond,
chilling the players 20 the bone, they
pur up creditable game and the work
of the seminary representatives gives
promise Of a strong team as the season
advances. Smith, young pitcher whose
home Is in Hardwick, was put into the
box for Goddard and pitched an excellent
game, showing good speed for cold
day and seemingly perfect control. He
walked but one name and only six scat
tered hits were made of him, while he
strNck out nine.
The work Of the team in the field was
especially encouraging, for despite the
wind that blew the ball in all directions,
the outaelders gathered in everything
that was possible while the infeld had
but three errors chalked up to them.
The Italians put up serappy game
for the second scheduled contest this
year, and with the exception Of the third
inning held Goddard down to one score
in each one Of the second, fourth and
sixth innings.
Sinner opened up in the third inning
with a rafting two-bagger that scaled
the left field fence, but he was caught
between second and third when Lee, the
next man up, hit 10 third. Broggi then
started the trouble for his team by
shooting wild to first on Boyntons
grounder, which allowed Lee to score.
Moore raped out a two sacker into left
that scored Boynton. Wishart drew
pass to first and then four singles in
order by Smith. Spaulding, Sector and
Sinner let in four runs II. Colombo |
then mufTed Lees fly, letting in two
more scores, making a total Of eight
for the inning out Of twelve men who
went to bat.
Gabelloni did the twirling for the Ital.
JAMS and was TOUGHER up for nine hits.
six of which, however, were in that fatal 4
third inning. The town team tailed 1
first in the second inning when David 4
crossed the rubber after getting to first
on Sinners bad throw to first, stealing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-22
NEW YORK ACTRESS
Partisan Sage Made Her Hair Grow Two
Inches in Seven Months.

OF all the women in the world, an
actress most ardently desires beautiful
and luxuriant hair. And when her hair
begins TO fall out she becomes anxious,
and inteligenfly seeks for a preparation
that will stop the havoc grow new hair
and give life and beauty to the old
Joan Sawyer, a clever handsome act
ress, has this TO say Of Partisan Sage:
ITO whom II may concern; Have tried
most every hair tonic available, and at
last Partisan Sage was recommended TO
me, and, as last recourse, used it TO my
entire satisfaction. My hair has stopped
falling, dandruff stopped, and my hair
has grown two inches in the last seven
months II Is the best and only sure cure
for thin and short hair ! know. Joan
Sawyer, 50 East Goth street, New York
City.
Partisan Sage IS the scientific hair re.
storer that has created such sensation
since its introduction into America
about two years ago, II Ia such a quick
acting prescription that every agent who
sells It win guarantee it 70 cure dan.
dfutf, stop falling hair, splitting hair,
and itching scalp IN two weeks, or
money back.
Il is the most delightful hair dressing
in The world, and is highly praised BY
society women and actresses who have
luxiuiant and glorious hair.
IL viii turn harsh, lusterlcss hair into
soft, silky and luxuriant hair in few
days.
The Red Cross Pharmacy are the
aVepta for parisian SAGE IN parra aud
they sell Il for 50 cents large bottle,
the largest bottle for the price on the
market.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-22

No Way Of Remedying Niagara Stu
alton.

Niagara Falls, n. ", April 22.-vast
masses Of broken ice piled In a confused
mass in the mouth Of the Niagam river
where it flows into Lake Ontario threat
ems the Lewiston suspension bridge,
which is eighty five feet above the nor
NAL level 81 the river Moving ponder.
ously before a tremendous pressure Of
water the mass Of ice Is slicing oil the
river embankment as il passes and
threatens serious damage to some OF the
hotels on the river bank ordinarily high
above the water Great fields Of lee are
pouring over Niagara Fails constantly
adding to the accumulation which clog
eed the exit OF the river into Lake On
tario. This increased the height Of the
mound of ice at Lewiston, which is al.
ready nearly eighty feet above the us.
nal level Of the river. Appeals for help
have been made 70 the war department
and Governor Hughes, and the governor
has sent an expert in the use OF cxplo.
sives.
The body Of an unknown man appar-
emily an Italian, was found this morning
hanging on the rocks near the face 81
Goat leland. He had apparently been
dead for several days, and II Is believed
he came over the American Falls The
body i hanging on the rocks embedded
in ice
Colonel James r. Price. IN charge Of
the Buffalo office Of the United States
Engineering Corps, declares that the de-
pertinent is absolutely helpless to rem.
der any assistance at Lewiston and
YOUNGSTOWN He inspected the condi-
tions on Sunday and found the ice At the
mouth Of the river al least seveuty-fye
inches in thickness and that boat
would be powerless Dynamite, he also
said, would be helpless II would make
about as much impression. he said, as
Il exploded in soft dirt. He saw abso-
luteiy no way to relieve the condition
and said that II was simply past hui
man ingenuity.
If the ice was hard--frozen together
solid. then there would be some possible |
chance to relieve the situation.