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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
Will VISIT CAIRO LAND TRANSFERRED
LUMBER CO LET'S GO BIG TRACT
IN BEECH RIDGE FIRE
CINcT FOR $4,000,
Land Belonged TO lay City Mf1. Co
Which Cut Timhes For Slaves
TO Be Sold For Farm
inq--Other Tranfers.

Clay City Manufacturing Go to
Beni. NJ CURL, pit. e u section "A. u.
ia. r wv pit 4 Of NIX ci sw and fri
ut. Of sw. section -, tp. l6, l-w;
fri. pit sw OF sw, section H. tp. 1t
+ Nv arl sw Of NV. section 80, ~.
1C, Nv, wd. SIS 30,
Ii is learned from parties who are
in position to know tIat the above
transfer was made after the company
hal exhausted the timber supply. to
turn the land ovcf to others TO sell
fer farming laad ana aow much of it
Is pla ted in corn, The land Is
around Cache in Beech Ridge ere
cind. where the company had a staye
mill The mill is net running at
present and it is thought it is tho
intentio Ct the company 10 move ii
to some ether point Mr.. CURL is the
president of tho company aud has a
large share Of stock Of the concern.
other real estate transfers are az
follows;
Earl c. Greenwood aud wife a 4,
George w. Greenwood aud wife tC
John A. Summons, e y of sc of NV
and NV Of So Of NV, section -, tip
ms, 3-W. " 4. $3.50
Johr Miller to John a Sammon'
St, of NV, section 10, tp. Is CIV, q.c.d
! 500
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
IN POLICE CIRCLES
Eleven Cases in City Court - Judoe
Whtcamp Makes Monthly Re-
pcrt-Five Arrests.

Judge Whitcamp sitting in the city
court had quite a busy day Yesterday.
trying eleven cases. The fines assess
ed IN these cases amounted to s44 Of
which sl2 was collected, and SO STAYED
during good behavior A peddler was
arrested for selling pictures without
license aud said he was irving 10
get enough money to leave town and
as result was given a stay to leave.
Inc balance OF the docket was SIX dis.
ordeTlies and four DRINKS Two If the
disorderlies had Their fines stayeI
while another was dismissed. Judge
Nhitcamp's report showed something
Ike $1,000 was assessed against Of
lenders tor fines Of which the civ col.
lected 1921. The arrests since cour,
CLOSED number five three trunks. one
disorderly and and II. and D."
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
Is PARANOIAC AND
CAN NEVER RECOVER
Concluded from First Page1.

a paranoiac as a person dominated
by certain decisions, whose mental
and physical state might not Other
wise be affected, except as those d.
lu5ions influence him The disease
rarely caused death. he said. and eX'
cept in the last aLEa ne patient
nigh retain his faculties until i'm
paired He said paranoia never at.
tackled a person Ct untainted hered-
ity.
"Paranoiacs" he concluded, I'M
pressively. Never recover.
Dr. Hirsch varied the general ver-
dict bv declaring Thaw "degener
a Talarlas Morchauser, Thaws attor
ney. attacked this tea imony with ev
cry legal expedlent lie endeavored
to show that Flint had given contra
dIctory testimony as an expert in two
previous casej He caused Hirsch
g-me unhappy momen-s oy inquiring
about a book he is writing.
Do you, in this .ood. claim thar
Jesus Christ was a paranoiac?" ne
asked
The alienists reply was that he did
not like to give an opinion of thai
subject
The alienists delivered today's
on Thaw in answer to j..
rome's Hypothetical question, only a
small part Of which was read. 1t dealt
mainly with Thaw's family histor,
and his early lite.
The states alienists will probably
occupy the center or the stage two
lays more. Morchauser will continue
tomorrow his cross examination of
flint, and Hirsch, both Of which ar,
DR. Carlos F. Macdonald |
las yet to be called by Jerome.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
KING EDWARD
AND THE CAR
EXCHANGE VISITS ON ROYAL
YACHTS AT CoWES
WITNESSED YACHT RACES
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

Cowes, Aug. 3.-King Edward and
the emperor of Russia spent TODAY
cruising on the Kings old cutter,
Brittania. Meanwhile Iswolsky, the
Russian minister of foreign affairs
and foreign secretary Sir Edward
Grey discussed matters of diplomacy
aboard the yacht Enehantress.
The King and Emperor also VII.
messed the yacht races and saw tha
aeng of SPANS H.spania vh1 the
: rst prize of the race for the Is metre
boats over nine competitors.
The two daughters o. Emperor
Nicholas came ashore this afternoon
and went about afoot Finally the
crowd about them assumed such pro
portions that the police induced the
grand ducheses to take a carriage
Tonight the emperor entertained the
king and queen at a banquet aboard
the Standard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
!: NEWS OF THE RIVERS !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The river marked 207 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall of 8 of foot in "a hours.
Rising rivers were reported yester
day from points above here as fol
lows: Pittsburg i, Parkersburg 10,
Louisville 2. Evansville 5. Mt Yer
non s. Mt. Carmel 3, Chattanooga 8.
The Dick Fowler from and to PadU-
cab was in and ont yesterday little
late. She will be down today.
The Clyde came out from Paducan
and returned landing here Off pilot
The Liberty came up from Hickman
and will return to that port and way
landings.
The Stacker Lee will be out today
from st. Louis bound for Memphis
The City of Saltillo will leave st
Louis today for Cairo and Tennessee
vrvye. Work on the latter is beins
pushed with all possible energy in or
der to release the Adams which ha.
been finished several weeks but can
be let down because the transfer boat
is in the way.
Landings on The rivers are so MUDDY
that it is difficult to dc business. A;
some OF lem passengers can not
reach the boats because of the long
stretch OF mud to the waters edge.
The Ferd Herold win be up from
Memphis tomorrow bound for st.
LCuis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
MAKE NO INCREASE
Conferees on Urgent Deficiency Bill
VIII Not Alter Salaries For Gus
tcr1- Court Judges.

Washington. Aug 3-The conferees
On the urgent deficiency appropriation
bill will not increase The salaries of
the judges of the new court of Gus
toms appeals from $1,000 TO 5000
The conferees took the position to-
day that as the senate twice voteI
TO fix the salaries at the former fig.
ure they could not ADVANCE them al.
though they are in sympathy wi h the
advance.
Several items of the bill are still
In dispute, including the provision for
for the vice president AMI
the speaker while the house disa-
greed to.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio-At Paducah, will begin
rising tonight and rise for 3 or 4 days.
At Cairo, will continue falling for Sc
to AS hours.
The Wabash-At Mt Carmel, not
much change during the next So
hours, with rising tendency
The Tennessee-F'rom Florence to
below Jacksonville. not much chang
during the next 4s hours. with a ris
ing tendency at Florence and River.
ton.
The Mississippi-From below St
Louis to Cairo, will continue falling
MONTROSE W. HAYES,
Section Director
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
WANT SIX HOUR DAY.

Denver, Aug. 3-The Federation If
miners fcday concluded their coavc- f.
ton The resolutions adopted in
structed officers to secure the enact
ment cf law in all states making six
hours a work day in mines where IN.
temperature is above ninety degrees.
Charles II. Mover wac reelected pres
ident
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
A Life Saver

One OF the prominent statesmen q,
Washington Is a total abstainer. His
dinners. which are everything that Is
elegant and expensive. are served
without wine The only concession IN
convivislity is the Roman punch. fla.
vored with Jamaica rum.
A boarder statesman. four vay. 70.
moved from the teetotsler class. who
invariably sits at theses dinners, face.
tiously refers to this particular course
as the Hfe-saving station"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
KILLED BY BROTHER.

Lee City. X. Aug In quarrel
over bail game W F Lawson. aged
~. had his head smashed by bat
wiebled hY his brother. Clay. AMI
del later in the hospital
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
En. coasts Eor Today.

Cairo and vicinity; Fair; no chang
i'm temperature,
Illinois Washington, Aug S-Pa"t-
Nv cloudy, probably showers in norm
Wednesday; Thursday fair; light TO
moderate variable winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
Pet Vice Like q pun

a pet vice is like a PUFF von
keep it any length of time Won he.
come so attached to it that you can't
tear 70 think of parting with it-Bos.
ton Globe
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04

Dray and Transfer zine. Office 1910
Ccml Phones TIcme =. Bell %. Spec
al apparatus piano moving. Ageu
'a5st 5eer Mora Athcn
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
> Observation-Disclosures
TIE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Condit ons.

The day was fair with a light
breeze. The government bulletin re
ported rain from Is points, little In
the upper river valleys. Extremes OF
temperature were 100 at Phoenix aae
Oklahcma. and 50 at Winnemucca.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
LEGAL Terms.

Did your father die seized of much
property" asked the lawyer. No. "
replied the diseonsolate heir. he died
seized Of The shcf:a."
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
sun and Moon.

Mote: The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approx
mates the time at Cairo within few
minutes
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
TAkAHIRA CALLED HOME

Concluded from First Page).
about to be undertaken by Japan with
various powers. Takahira denies that
he Will be replaced here by another
japanese diplomat and declared that
he expects 10 return.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
Preliminary
Talk

". papa" Bobby
began. "Now-el
you know what
you said once"
Robby's father
laid down his pa
per and frowneo
thoughtfully.
Was II some
thing unusually
brillia IT, he
asked. "Or wa
1t just one OF my
ev e r Y d ay re
marks ?"
1t was abou
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
Religion

Religion.
Men will wranglo for religion. write
Tor II. fisht for 81: die for II. any.
'hin2 but live for it-Colton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
Divide Double Header,

Dubuque, Aug. 3-Nunnamacher's
long hit in the tenth inning brought
in the winning run. Davenport won
the second game by heavy hitting.
score. r H f
Dubuque '.'... .-.'.....-.. II 2
Davenport ........... ....4
Batteries-Ray and Nunnamacher.
Jaeger and Edwards
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04

Chinese First 5readmaL.r. -
~ IS stated that the first bread "a.
made by Chinese. WIS
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04

The Bulletin has the exclusive sor
VICE OF the Associated Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04

6ermsny's Great Advantage.
Verman soil feeds nine-tenths Of he,
people.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
THREE | LEAGUE.
Cedar Rapids Shut Dat.

Rock Island, Aug. 3--Rock Island
shut out Cedar Rapids by hitting Car,
michael hard in the first inning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
Second Game.

BaFteries-Gurney and Nunnamach-
or; Parkins and Edwards
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04

Batterics-Daly, Hitler and John.
on, Steen end Smith.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04

Batteries Collins, karger and Car
rigar: Willett Speer and Stanage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-04
Good Plsyinn Wins.

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 3.-Errcrs by
Blausser and Stems good slab work
gave the game to Bloomington.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14
a Fast Record,

At political convention held in
Illinois the Importance OF nominating
a popular man for a certain close dis
trict was thoroughly recognized A
speaker had just renomnated per-
sonal friend for the position and in
an elaborate eulogy had presented in
glowing terms his manifold merits,
especially emphasizing HIS great serv-
ices on the field OF battle as well as
In the pursuits OF peace.
After he had finished voice was
heard in the rear of the room, What
we want Is the man who will run the
best"
In an instant the orator was again
on his feet.
IF you think" he yelled. that
this convention can find anybody who
can run better than the gentleman l
have nominated point once more TO
his well-known war record. Lip
pincott's.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14
Algecirss

THIS town, which has SO sudden, n
Strung into eminence on account OF It's
icing chosen as the seat OF the Mo.
rocco conference, is a hustling little
sea- CT with a good export trade IN
the Spanish Province of Cadiz IL Il
situated on the Bay OF Gibraltar. five
miles from the famous Rock" and.
according 20 the census OF 1901. has
population Of 1892. This rs not the
first time that the name OF AlrecfTas
has figured in history In the sum.
mer Of the year 1901. three months
after Nelson's glorious victory at 20.
Tenhagon. three French ships OF the
line and one frieate. under command
Of Rar Admiral Linois anchored in
the Pay OF AlegCiras where several
Spanish war essels were already H..
ing. Sir James Saumarez. afterward
Lord De Saumarez. was al The time
blockading Cadiz. hut. on receiving in
formation Of the arrival in the hay 81
the enemy's ships he Immediately al.
tackled them. A fierce fight ensued
during which the British battleship
Hannibal was lost and the enemy were
completely defeated the whole OF the
French division being driven ashore
and five Spanish gunboats sent to the
bottom. Dundee Advertiser
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14

in charge on the floor. are discour
aged Every day they 20 10 the son
ate thinking that there win be an *
plosion. and every day they are disap
pointed
Iillman's skill in turning corners
and the attitude ~ The public remind
me Of the knifethrower who was *.
hibiiing his prowess In a variety Tho.
ater. said a Senator "He had been
accustomed 10 stand very pretty
woman up against q board and throw
big knives az her. which barely missed
her. and outlined her form against the
board
"One night his assistant was I'm
and the knife-thrower was Obliged ~
substitute his wife. who was an old
AMI ugly woman. The wife stood M
against the board. The knife-thrower
came on and did his preliminary an.
tics. selected a great shining knife
and plugged it az the woman. II struck
beside her head.
Ny Cawd" shouted a man In tho
gallery. hes missed herr Wash.
ingtcn Cor. New York World
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14
FORMS OF "PHoRIA."
How Different Fears are Catalogue d
by the Doctors.

A doctor in one OF London's most
important hospitals has made the
statement that II the public knew the
number and variety OF forms OF what
physicians term 'phObia" il would Ger.
tainiy be surprised
The doctor IN question was discuss.
ing the case Of a man who. on
being charged with attempted sui.
eide. pleaded that he had suddenly
been seized with the idea that he
would meet with an accident if he re-.
NAMED in the train in which he was
travelling
Quite likely the poor fellow told
the truth" said the doctor Train.
phobia is by no means an uncommon
disease. II rises ont Of a d.sordered
nervous system and in these DAYS OF
keen business competition is becoming
more and more common.
The most frequent forms of 'pho-
bia' Of this character are:
"Agoraphobia-Fear Of open spaces.
Monophobia-Fear Of being left
alone.
"Anthrophobia-Fear OF society.
NATURALIZATION that high build.
ings or trees will fall
olHOpnObla-Fear OF rail-
way journey
"Siderophobia-Fear Of thunder and
lightning
"Pantaphobia-Fea Of everything
and everyone
Il used TO know a sufferer from
siderodromophobia. or fear Of travel.
ing in a train. who absolutely could
not travel in a train. He often used
10 have 10 20 from London TO Bright.
on and he had to make the Journey
with relays Of hanson cabs.
Even In a cab he would get rest.
less at being shut in. and would get
out gray with fear and wander nm
and down the road muttering till his
returned.
"A sufferer from agoraphobia-fea |
)f open spaces-used TO put up an UNI |
Drella whenever he went into a field |
80 as TO give himself the idea OF being |
n a confined space
I'm all these cases the brain has do. l
generated with an anaemic condition
md when the Illusions have de-
Icribed manifest themselves the best
hing is TO get the sufferer away from
IFS or her ordinary surroundings and
insist upon thorough rest, both OF
mind and body"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14
First American Lifeboat.

The first American lifeboat was
built by the Massachusetts Humane
Society In 1907 and was placed at Co
hasset. Other boats were built hv
the society at intervals until it had
in 1873. fifty-six boats in service
among the eighty life saving stations
it had established.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14
Not All HOPELESS

When you kn-w a man is a devotee
OF golf" said the enthusiastic golfer
YOU can be absolutely certain Of his
mental caliber, and be assured"
%. come. wouldn't say that re-.
piled the plain man. Il don't doubt
that some men play golf who are real.
~ quite sensible STRAY Stories.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14
"A Country WeddinG
a Photographic Stercb

Reader have YOU ever ATTENDED a cour
try wedding II not. come with me thl
cold clear wintry night on which Mis-
Laura Herber' is 10 become Mr., Cheste
Strong.
Here We are at the gate This old gray
81 walk leads up 10 the door.
The house appears gay ana cheerful. a.
windows are illuminated and through th
Enclosed shutters we can see the grea
fireplace an aglow with the heap AZ llar
Ing hickory logs Btu IL is much too col,
TO stand here long. So We enter the house
Gene. reader share our mantle ~ IN
visibility, and We VIII observe tie proceed
inss az our ease
The portraits u Colonel strong and hi.
Daughter hang over the mautelplece. and
several engrayings deck the wall which +.
newly papered and a real '.houghten" car
pet covers the floor There are new hair.
cloth chairs, too-a great curiosity as the
natives. who seemingly doubt their
strength. were we % judge hy the cautions
ana deliberate manner they seat them selves
Tor the first time upon them. There Is a
piano great curiosity. Kiah simpson.
who hrst heard IT, dweit az Length upon tho
delicious music, aud now the shiny box
was The cynosure of an eyes.
The hride-eiect has a fairyllse form
DARK merry eyes. short. clustering curis ~
Jetty sheen: tempting Inns ana af,erie1
chin and beautiful hands and srms
stationed IN yon corner Is Miss Maria
Splnsier. where she has her cavalier. Mr.
WIZ Naddle' securely pcnned up seeming
" In readiness % Intercept tie uniueky
wight should he attempt The disht De is
evidently meditating
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14
a Matter of Policy.

You must send Mrs. Frizzleigh
card to your reception. my dear"
Isn't her husband a tailor"
"Yes, and | owe him for these
pants. Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14

T. Really. Miss Marier. ] bIlcye must =
: ont ln the hall IL want to-to cough
5 susped Will
law. VIII. cough away won't hur
noihin WHATS The natter q You 20
nisht, anyhow You act jnSts though yol
was Altered Id bite you You wasn't s.
hashfui the night sou tuck me home from
The party. lon't you remember how 20,
kissed me- them dear Wuly and she place,
one hand arectionateiy upon his coat
oh, dear groaned waddle inwardly
how wish somebody q come an take hel
away lil het q cookie the old she wiichll
marry me afore ihe nights over Darn
her, she did an the kssiu herself
didn't 90
See. win. they're standln' up an par
sons gittin' his book Don't 10 make You
feel funnnyi tremhie - I can sea 'ceiy
sit stiii, oh. hain't - orrui, But then
iis human natur. an an on MS must do
the same, oniess We want O. live an die
old maids an bachelors. Say. Will. It's
leap year now >pous-u- some nice young
Sald AK you o. hev BIER What'd you say
Oh lordy. I dpn'f know srcaned wad
ale his eyes looking Ike two youug moons.
Miss Marier. don't please don't"
Don't whats What i you mean viii.
b. you crazy
"hon'f-don't pop. please don't Don't
zen me how love you. l mean. STAN
mcred the poor fellow.
bless you. VIII. bless You. on. how
happy those precious words make me feel
WILL dear. Will hearts too fnM-iet me
rest here. my rrst. my only love e. muir
mered Marier resting her lovely head upon
WIS manly shirt front
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14
Ant Road Builders.

The greatest road builders OF the
world are the red ants of South Amer
lea, which line the roads leading 70
and the galleries and passages within
their nests with clay packed perfect
ly smooth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14

20 say about a." said the goddess
New York Evening Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14

People who are drunk wouldn't an
pear drunk II they did not try SO hard
to act sober.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-05-14
He Was Disappointej

The Senators who expected 10 see
Senator Tillman rampage around on
the railroad rate bill, OF which he IS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-04-20
Four White Men Lynched
for Murder of Cattle Man

ADA, Okl., April 19.-At o'clock this
morning a mob OF 30 men stormed the
county Jail here and after overpowering
the sheriff lynched four white men. The
lynched men are: J. Il. Miller of Fort
Worth. Tex, charged with the murder OF
A. A. Bobbitt, wealthy cattleman of this
section, and b. b. Burrell. Duncan. Okl,
ranch owner; A. c. West, Canadian. Tex.
ranch owner, and l. c. Allen. Canadian,
Tex, ranch owner, alleged aecomplices.
The mob worked rapidly and qlietly
nothing being known OF the lynching until
daylight The victims OF the mob were
taken to a barn within a short distance of
the jail. Bring a rope" the leader shouted
and one by one the men were hanged. The
mob effected an entrance to the jail by
tearing down high fence which enclosed
Il. AS soon as all OF the members of the
vigilance party were inside the enclosure
the leader pounded on the jail door.
Sheriff, we mean business" he called
TO the officer inside.
You might as well go home. boys" the
sheriff answered Il will never open this
door. Duty is duty. I'm here TO observe
the law and protect these men"
For reply three or four sturdy members
OF the mob fell against the deer. breaking
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-04-20
new PRECEDENT ON RATES
Judge Trieber Makes Important Rul-
ing in Arkansas Case.
FIXES BASIS FOR SCHEDULE
He Holds that Cpurt Has Power TO
Determine whaf May BE Charged
while Hearing on Injunction
Ia Pending.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 19.-Judge
Treber in the federal court here today rem
dered a decision in the rate cases ordering
the railroads to put into effect interstate
freight rates one-third in excess of the old
rates of the Arkansas Railroad commission
rate, which was enjointed by the trunk
line ra ~oads of the state. Judge Trieber
held the old commission rates were non
compensatory and the rates later put into
effect by the railroads after the temporary
injunction was granted excessive. He
states that unless the commission and the
railroads get together and agree upon rates
which will produce one-third more revenue
than the old commission rate he will ap-
point master to do this work. This vir-
tually settles the permanent injunction.
Judge Trieber set precedent in this ruling
by holding that q hilf no court. has the
power to fix rates 3 aae the rover to fiK
rates which shall be charged while the
hearing of permanent Injunction is pend
ing. The passenger rates were not changed.