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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs
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w. T. Kennedy unloaded a large
cf Sleepy Eye flour for his bakery
| this week.
/ J. NJ. Jones Of Grand Chain, and
lLr H. Whitoaker Joe Martin, Or. j
| r. Iargan Chas Sehuler H. G. Par
her and c z Richey of this city
went to Barlow, Ky, Saturday to at
tend 4 meeting Of the Masonic order
there that evening
Mrs. Ed Reichert of Levings spent
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Geo
Schuler, Jr.
Mrs W A Steyers Of Mounds
passed through tie city Saturday Ell
route 10 Grand Chain to visit rela
fiyos.
Mrs. Furkheimer was in town from
Mounds on a shopping tour Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong
went to Mounds Saturday.
!. Z Fisher, president; f A. Haas
neincor and w. B. Mckinley. owner
Of the interrrban railway system
we're in the city Saturday On bus
ne S.
AIr u. r Aldfidee weat to Ohm
stem Sa urday to spend a few days
.,irs = f. Roach Of Loyinss. was
a shopper here Saturday
ais VIM Potter and son, Albert
lIoWmed home Saturday after a two
weeks visit with relatives at Ulln.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Parker Of Nanry
Recluso were shopping here Sat0r
dar
1'r and MIS-. J. * Rhine left Sat
Iur}ay for their home in Charleston,
Mo-. after spending he past two
weeks with their many friends in this
city.
Mrs Hambie.on of Cairo who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs,
John Reed and family on Main street
tla past few weeks returned to her
home Saturday
The A. 4. club met at the home of
Miss Flora Doueherty on High
street Friday evening and enjoyed o
number Of games and both iusuu-
mental and vocal sercctions rendered
hv the members Dainty refresh
mouts delighted those present and at
late horr the following guests de-
parted for their various homes;
Misses Allie Belts mez O'Sulllya1,
Ella D0lal, Frela Mile Estelle
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19

its final passage, approval and accept
ance as herein provided and due pub
LEGATION.
Passed by the City Council of tn
City of Cairo. Alexander County, Illl
nois, this 18th day Of April A. D
1909.
Approved by the Mayor of said Cit.
this 10th day of April, A. d. 1909
GEORGE PARSONS,
Mayor Of the City of Cairo, Alexan
der County, Illinois.
Attest: ROBT. A. HACHER,
Clerk of the City of Cairo, Alex
ander County, Illinois.
Published in The Cairo Bulletin
April 10, A. ID. 1909
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19
"ToYland SONGS.

There are SO many songs in Babes
in Toyland' tiat every taste is graft
fled. Among the brilliant musical
numbers which Victor Herbert wrote
for this most pretcntious effort is
POW wcrld-famed Tos-land March
And 81 Can DO That sum" over
which New York rayed; Beatrice
Bar"fcots' ami Don't Cry Fo Peep
must not be forgotten There are
many others, however which charm
everyone who hears them Bah S
in Toyland' will be at the opera
house Thursday May 9Th.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19
MOUND CITY.
April 18th.

April 18th.
II. Kuykendall and cousin, Miss
Linnie, of Morgantown. Ky, passed
through the city Saturday en- route
10 Cairo,
Mrs. J h. Brandt, visited Mrs w
w. Hough at the hospital in Cairo
Saturday.
j, T. Lyerly of America, trans
acted business here Saturday
Rev. Hines, president of Albion
college, was the guest Of Rev. Alex
Monroe Saturday
Mrs. L ?. yesterday ami Mrs. q.
A. McCracken sper- Saturday shop
ping in Cairo.
E. Coulter was IA Cairo visitor sat
urday.
Miss Grace Mar IN % Olmsted was
in the city SATURDAY
Mrs. II L Chllers ami children
were among the Cairo visitors Satur-
day. Mrs. Chld@s father, G. L.
Britt of Columbus, Ky. who has
been her guest the past few days re-
turned to his home Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs W, d, Margraye and
daughter Pearl, visited the Mcr
chants Trade Exposition in Cairo
Saturday
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Joe Smith Of Cairo
were in the city Saturday and went
to Perks TO spend SUNDAY.
r. S H0Opaw was Cairo business
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19

which will be the second event On
the program, will attract Il layg
crowd of boHirg enthusiasts, and the
mill promises to be the speediest oi
the season. Both the colored man
and The Canadian have Bedn training
hard for the go. The big battle royal
viii lead off the program. and be
tween the Bizett.Seward match aud
the main event there win he an ex-
hibition of moving pictures LASTING
about thirty minutes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19

ToHights moving pictures at the
opera house viii be up to the stand
ard, he program consisting of two
big feature reels with one Illustrated
song. The song, entitled Good
Nieat Beloved, Good Night" will be
sung by Mr.. John Nixon, formerly OF
the Manitou Comedy company. Mr.
Nixon also plays the piano accompani.
me1t for his song.
The picture subjects are: The
Court i'm Session. a comic Nee:
"Miscalcuatad Revenge" drama of
The stun" quarry; The Puppets
Nightmare magic pictures: and "A
Victim of Revenge" a strong dra-
matte feature Admission five cents.
The Cairo Ice & Coal company's
ice wagons deliver all over the city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19
IA STUDENTS POISONED
Experts Believe Milk, Which They
Had at Club Dinner, is Re-
sponsibIe--lnvestigatng.

Des Molnes, Ia, April 1S-Seycn
Wes Moincs college goods and seven
male sthlents tonight are in conyuI-
ions AMI onc may die. following a
mysterious poisoning following adm.
nra at the Kunaradcrie-Altruria club
today.
The milk was the only article taken
in cGrnmcn by all the sufferers, and
IN examination Of the milk is being
nade by Chemist Frsbic and State
Dairy Commissioner Wright. Wright
said tonight that he believed tricna-
intoxne in the milk caused the at.
tacks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19

hcient wheai in the country at nor
nal prices to supply the demand until
the new crop is marketed, and that
the present prices are artificial. On
the ether hand James A. Patten
head of the bull pool in Chicago, in
eists hat the present prices are
naturally fixed by the law of supply
and demand. If the prices of wheat
continue to soar this week general
increase in the price of cutting down
Of the size of loayes of bread is pre-
licted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19
ylyHsi AN 4 ND
g
To the Citizens of Cairo:

Since have a Mayor
been but little time for discussion of the
people for that this time
promote the welfare of the city.
therefore you briefly opinions which
hold on that subject and to which shall yOu
Mayor
say greatly wish to be elected mayor
Ct hs city because desire to hold the office and
vancement that is my only do not expect
reaching governing motive Of my
administration Certainly this time would my
not bound by promises friendship,
hold animosite have
ths entire people ''''' '''' - w.
earnestly in favor of public improvements reeog
nze that practically all of citizens feel the street
and other improvements of like shall constantly
judgment aad discretion should
placing unnecessary taxation unn property
without giving consideration the
dtons surrounding the proposed improvements There certainly
eeen eyn9 need tor attention to many OF our streets especially
Sycamore street and the streets which for four
by the Beard Local improvements should be forward with all
asrg great
say %aon improvements OF this nature should have the watch
SHAH endeavor adopt the speedy compile
"n F as inc 5t1 S~Sa ,'h mas t ,0 ,on9 ,n
De possible to pave Commercial avenue
NO fail to know that the Of and property
axY with which many Of the laws are enforced So great sGch
direction do not understand that citizens desire the city
the city especially
wish tfs their ma shall ausrS every act Of It's lors a, az tines
with ar5irry
satisfied that great
and restraining certain existing evils with
the approval Of citizens and Of the
good order Of the community and the upbuidug of the city
existing may
edcd udcous o q
under the Of the
will best efforts bnq about condition the
respects above alluded TO-
believe purifying city n
efforts the many the
fortunate conditions elections and
say mayor
away with municipal ready
shall the with these
remedy incoming
positively demanded and tina;
economy prevailed With
many heavily public street
methods ahoud employed the
spngy pledge myself
TO do that SO far IS power.
any my advance
such feeling through selfish motives believe have
promote its prosperity
had this oitys government trust
and profit
something from obse7ton an events promise
She benefit Ct the 5est efforts Pot forth By indus
try an hard work,
hlost Respectfully,
AN CLAUDE WINTER.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19
WHEAT SITUATION
Secretary Of Agriculture Says Patterns
Prices Are ArtificisI-Plenty
Of Wheat in Country.

Washington. April 1S-The wheat
Tsrktt Will furnish one of The news
features OF the week To this Sen
ator Alirich's exposition of the sen
ate tariff bin on Monday. important
as Il win be. must give place. II is
Fncwn hat congress viii not tax the
rrfaFfaef Table. but what is going to
-arpen ia rh1 wheat pit AZ Chicago
ls q matter OF popular concern. The
consumer is assured by Secretary of
Agriculture Wilson that there is sui
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19
ADJUSTMENTS
Observation-Disclosures
Fine Music.

Crcatorc, is to bring his celebrated
Italian band to the opera house on
Friday, May It'll to play an engage
mont for the benefit of the Christian
church building fund.
Below is what q Boston paper has
to say Of the world famous organiza-
tiol: Every day that Crcatore stays
with us we appreciate as SO much
added to our musical life. We wish
a band such as he hreathos passion
into at every coucort would establish
itsCll in Boston"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19

BIG BOUT TOMORROW NIGHT.
The Collins Montour VIZ stling
match at the opera house. tomorrow
might win attract the largest crowd
of the season. Born men are in ex-
.eellent condition for the bout an
one of the speediest exhibitions of
the year is expected Collins came
in yesterday. and the Indian ID "a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-19

pee ed to arrive some time today
Montour was matched with Collins
recently but failed to make bis APP
pearance. so this time tie promoters
took the precautior ~ make him guar
aLtee his presence by depOeifiDg 2
sum with local parties. to be- for
feited should he fail 10 keep the eli
gagement.
The Bizett-Seward sparring match
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-26

II las Aug 26-Darkness stopped
trster avs game o. lie end of the
Eleventh inning with honors even.
Srore r II F
Dallas ~, Gao o01 an pl-l 81
reyepor 900 ea lU0 09-1
Pat,e-ies-Ducke ana Miller. Kla
sd ter ard Carvin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

FiTst game Toledo s. IN ianlpolis
second game Toeio 8 lndi ulp9.
Us
Louisville I Colum bHs
s. Faul 3 KauSas City
Minneapolis g. Milwaukee :.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-26
NstIanal Lssau.
WHERE THEY PLAY
TEXAS LEAGUE

Fou Worth a oklahoma CITY
san Antonio q Houston
Waco 1t Galveston
Saf vtp0ri at Dallas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-26

Denver Aug 9f-In the eighth INN
a- Olms-ea1 aflowe one hit ana ia
sses Filing the bases A doubl,
brought ID tWa runs adams was sub
tfui an1 issued ,hres passes fore
i1g in two runs for Lincoln
score. r II. T.
Denver ....... 100 01l 00o-a
uco'n eol 00l 0ia-e
Batteries Qlmste q Adams ana Ia
Jones and sullivan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Fear Another Disaster.

Rome, Oct. 22.-Fesr that another
Messina disaster is awaiting the world
at the other end of the wrecked Sicillsu
lines of communication Ia houily grow
log, and the government is taking ex-
tensive relief measures, preparing to
forward supplies and help to Ostanis il
a disaster has taken place.
Earth shocks OF long duration continue
in the neighborhood of Mt. Etns today,
bat no definite information regarding
the extent of the quake or The damage
done can be secured, as every line oil
communication with the quake district
was wrecked by Yesterdays shocks. A
long death roll is feared.
So far only one village has been heard
from. That is Aci Reale, on the slope
of Mount Etna, which was wrecked By
Yesterdays shocks. Practically every
house 10 the town Was RACED, and ont
man was killed.
The government is making every
effort to secure definite information from
the stricken territory.
Naples, Oct. 22.-The increased
violence Of the eruption Of Mt. Vesuvui'
today 10 connection With the report Of
continued shocks In Sicily and southern
Italy have caused considerable alarm.
The peasants, always supershtious, and
fearful OF another Messins disaster, are
avoiding the towns and rush to the open
country. Vesuvius Is throwing up grest
quantities OF stone, oil Of which, how
ever, falls back within The crater. Loud
explosions accompany the ernpSion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Public Health Men.

Richmond Va, October, 81, 1907
Each days meeting Of the American
Health Association in this city gives an
added impetus to health work 10 Vir-
GINA. 10 an interview today one OF the
leading scientists of this great body said
al consider this meellog will have 3
great effect upon the public health situs'
ton 10 Virginia. The people will have
an opportunity TO ses what public heal
really means, and they will, l think, be
more ardent 10 their support OF this cause
10 the future" This opinion, shared
by many other health officers, hiss been g
inspiration to the health workers In Vir-
ginia, judging from their published in
terview here today.
For the frsl lime since it's meeting
the association dispensed with its early
sittings today and spent the time In
delightful excursion down James river.
At this evenings meeting the association
had q symposium on popular educational
movements In public health, 10 which
A. M. Wilson Of Boston, DR.. F. w. Snow
of San Frsnolso, John NJ. Kingsbur
of New York and DR.. D. Fl. Pease Of
New York participated. All the Speati
ers emphasized the great effect of prOpel
publicity in health work aud we're ex'
haustive in their discussions of how this
could best be achieved, After number
Of papers on instructions 10 hygiene the
association adjourned.
Tommow's session will conclude the
prOpTamme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

AN official Of the Agricultural Depart
meut Department declares that the rlglo
10, pection Of meat 10 this country Is re-
sponsible for the high prices and ADDS
thai "More meat is condemned as uutl'
tor human food in the United Sta'ef
than in any other country on COD
green earth" This statement Is only
on the theory that some excuse Is oe''e'
than none, but it lie not we'll founded 80
far az the price OF meat is concerned
II more meat is condemned IN this
country than in any other it is entirely
the fault of the meat trust, and 1t can oe
added hat more bad meat is offered for
sole in this country than 10 sny other
The frost, by means Of "embalmiDs" and
cold Storage keeps meats fol an indefinite
time rather than reouce the liked prices
aud much of it when exposed TO the siI
and offered for sale becomes utterly unh
for food and should be condemned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
News Of the Day.

The Standard OIL Company has an
nounced a reduction of 10 points IN the
price OF reGned oil.
Announcement was made yesterday
that the telephone Is to supplant the
telegraph in train dispstching over the
entire Santa Fe system.
A storm Of cyclone intensity, accom-
panied by heavy fall of hail, swept
upon Cambridge, Springs, Pennsyl'
vauis, yesterday afternoon, destroying
property estimated at $3.50, 900 and In
juring a score of persons, Two OF whom,
1t Is thought may die.
A dispatch from HsrtsSorne, Okla,
says ten miners are dead, two are injured,
and one is missing ss result Of an ex-
plosion Of gas 10 Mine No. 10 of the
Rock Island Cosl Mining Company.
The men are believed to have gone be-
youd "dead line" with lighted lamps.
Jules KuseIl, an actor at the Majestic
Music Hall, 10 Toronto, Ont, was
suddenly stricken with tOtsl blindness
Wednesday night in the middle of bis
sketch. he finished the act without al
loving the audience or the other people
on the stage to know Of his alarming
condition.
The fourth days session of the Sn-
preme Council Of Scottish Rite Mssons
for the Southern Jurisdiction convened
10 Washington yesterday morning, the
entire morning being taken up In con-
sidering the nomination for knights COM
mander of the court of honor. About
800 thirty-second degree Mssons we're
advanced to this honorary degree, a
stepping stone to the highest degree 10
Scottish Bite Masonry-the thirty-third.
Among them we're r. s. Orump, G. J.
Jones, Forest Hill and O. a. Rudd Of
Virginia. A resolution was adopted
providing for memorial services 10 CON-
memoration on December 20 next, OF
the one hundredlh anniversary OF the
birth of Albert Pike, the Scottish Rites
"patron saint" On that day celebrs.
tions will be held by fraternities in all
parts Of the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Clearing Away Debris.

Cambridge Springs, Pa, Oct. %
Gangs OF workers sre busy 90 the streets
today endeavoring to clear away the de-
bris left by the cyclone that swept the
town late yesterday completely destroy
ing four store buildings and twenty resi-
deuces, besides damaging many others
uproonng giant trees, whirliog debri'
through the streets and resulting Ii
the injury OF four persons sud property
damage to the extent of $3.50, 900.
Among the buildings toIslly destroyed
was the town water plant, and every ef
fort is being made today to resume oP
erslions to guard against wster.famine.
The Cyclone was travelling northeast
at the rate OF about 65 miles an hour and
struck here about $50. All the damage
was done in about three minutes.
The sky was comparatively clear,
when suddenly low roar Was beard aud
funnel shaped cloud Was seen sP'
preaching rapidly. Persons who noticed
The cloud, or received warning, rushed
to cellars or Into the streets, and in
moment the air was filled with flying
boards and wrecksge Of demolished
buildings.
The hotel Riverside was the first Il
suffer, the roof being torn of and the
guests thrown into ponic. The city
pump station was then struck and re-
ducsd to heap Of splinters. The pala'
tisl residence Of T. 8. Hanson Wa
twisted and Jared until 1t crumplee In
to shspeless mass, and others quickly
followed.
Scores Of persons received minor In
iuries frem being struck by fyinC
debris which piled up In the streets unit
traffic was blocked.
Mrs. Lillian Bystone stepped on Il
the front porch OF her home when sh'
heard the storm approaching and wal
lifted bodily aud carried block by the
wind. She was badly hurt aud wa
taken to a local hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Earthquake in BsIuehIstsn.

Quota, Northern India, Oct. 22.-
Terrified tribesmeD siroggliug exhausted
into Quetta today Hpart the Sholesale
destrution Of villages throughout no'tn-
eastern Baluchisian aod western PntJao
By earthquake. Hundreds are desd In
the villages OF Mit, Makanbela, Tanio,
Hands, and Kuraui. Hundreds OF small
villages throughout the stricken country
are scattered about 10 the sccessible
mountains. The full death roll Will
never be known.
According to the refugees arriving
here. the entire face of the countryside
between here and Khelat, the capital Of
Baluchistsu, hiss been altered. Inc
quake tossed up huge lines OF 10" 'hllls'
throwing whole villsges into 'uins.
FugItives from the town OF X uranl
say that huge crevssse opened up IN
the earth With terrible rumblings snd
entirely swallowed the center Of the VII
lsge.
No news csu be secured from Khelat,
which has a population OF $4,000, a
from Hugh, another BaluchisIau city Of
| 10. 900. Rumors among the nomad
tribesmen are to the effect that both Of
those cities we're wiped out by the
quake. Owing to the lack OF railroad
and telegraph facilities it Is impos'
sible to gather definite news, but 1t l.
assured that the town of Bell Pat, q
railway town In Bsluchistan, was wreck
ed, the public buildiDgs aud many
private homes demolished and 70 known
dead taken from the ruins.
The condition Of the refugees arrived
here from the quake zone lie deplOrsble.
families have been separated iu the
flight, and many uusccompanied chill
dfen, almost dead from exhaustion, are
struggling 10. All are being cared Tor
nv the authorities,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Qanaius Identified.

Fall River, Mass, Oct. p, What ID
believed to be the positive Identification
Of the hssdless body Of the girl found q
week ago Monday on the Bulger march
road TO TivertoD, r. l., was made to-
day by Mrs. St. Jean, Of Woonsocket.
who declared there was no doubt thai
the body was that of her daughter
Amelie.
Mrs. 81. Jean, who has insisted for 4
week that the body Was that 90 hel
daughter, made an examination today o
the legs and torso and by means Of pool
marks on the arms and legs of the dis
membered body she made her ident ics
ton complete.
District Attorney Swift said that TO-
days Developments we're such that hi
could see no reason why, upon the ar
raign ment of "Dr." Frank Hill Dex
Monday, the charge sgsinst him should
be changed from first degree murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

general organizer Charles A. Miles from
his work in Paterson, for organization
work elsewhere, ss soon % arrangements
could be perfected. An organizer IVES
also provided for the Dover and Sum-
mersworth N. Il. mills.
L. Gutierrez de Lara was arrested at
Los Angeles on warrant issued OF the
bureau Of immigration here, and for
wsrded to Inspector Ridgway, The
charge being that be chad entered the
United States without proper exsmins'
lion" such az is customary for allie s,
sod because the bureau of immigration
claims to have evidence that be has ex-
pressed his belief in anarchy. De Lara
was held 10 communication at Los An
geles because the government feared
complications with Mexico, should the
socialist be permitted to speak freely to
the newspaper men. This fact was sd-
mitted today by g high immigration Of
fetal here Although officials refuse to
admit the fact, there is also q strong
suspicion that this action was taken at
he request OF the Mexican government
The Immigration bureau here absolutely
refuses to discuss the de Lara csse In
any say, although acknowledging that
the warrant for his arrest WAS Issued
from Washington. There Is a strong
suspicion that de Lsra's arrest was
made at the instance of the Mexican
government. 1t Is stated that every
opportunity will be given the socialist
leader to disprove the charge that he lie
an anarchist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Arrival of Jeffrles.

New York, Oct. 22.-Jsmes ]. JET
fries arrived today on the steamer Lusi-
tanls. He was given a grand reception
at the wharf of the Ounard Steamship
Company. Jeffries In reply to questions
said:
81 am ready to enter the ring ct any
time, and to sign articles at once. |
weigh 225 pounds today and have kept
in training while on the other side. The
result is that / feel better today than |
have ever felt before and | am prepared
to uphold the supremacy Of the white
race. They can't get us together any
100 soon to suit me-"
Briefly, Jeffries says be Is ready to
sign articles at once for fight with
Johnson; that be will Eight before the
club Offering the largest purse, for any
number OF rounds from twenty to q
hundred and TIE larger share OF the
purse-the exact division to be deter
mined lster--lo 20 to the winner.