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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
NEW WIRELESS STEP
OPERATOR ON EARTH MOVES
AERIAL CRAFT AT WILL.
Mark @. Anthony, New York Electrical
Engineer, Seated at Keyboard,
Sends Balloon Through All
Sorts of Evolutions.

New INSTRUMENTATION of one
of the greatest achievements thus far
reported in aerial locomutiou was
given the other day when Mark O.
Anthony. a New York electrical en-.
gineer, sent a small dirigibe balloon
scuddng about through the air by
means Of transmitted power, making
ii perform all sorts Of eyolutions and
having the air craft al all times under
perfect control.
BY actual performance he demon
strated for the first time that the long
sought for secret OF propelling aitships
by wireless electricity has been dis
covered.
Sitting at a small electrical key
board, such as is used in sending
wireless messages, the inventor licked
on various combinations of dots and
dashes, each combination causing the
balloon to perform some particular
movement
Sometimes the operator placed his
instrument directly under The balloon
and again would remove 1t 200 feet
away. Distance had no effect on the
control and the response OF the mech
anism which was operated by pro
pelIers, was prompt and effective.
With this small apparatus" he
said, Il could control the balloon at
a distance of II or IS miles. and with
a more powerful apparatus the con
troll could Ne extended to almost any
distance"
The exhibition was given in Leo
Stevens balloon house in lIoboken. a
structure 600 or zoo feet in length,
and with sufficient head room to allow
a satisfactory test Of the wireless
dirigible"
The model consists Of an ordinary
cigarshaped gas bag % feet In length
and inflated with hydrogen gas. Be
meath that is Suspended the common
type Of framework used in all dlrigi
bles except that all OF the mechanism
Is operated by wireless electricity In
stead of by a gasoline motor con
trolled by an operator sitting beside It..
In the ordinary dirigible balloon
the two mechanical devices which con
troll II are propeller which sends II
forward and a rudder which governs
its course. In Mr. Anthony's inven.
ton other devices are added. Besides
the propeller and the rudder he has
a second propeller directly beneath
the center OF the frame, which oper
atsg vertically and lifts or lowers the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20

aIrsnlp at Tie viii OF the opcfa,u4. 49,
which, at the call of few dots and
dashes, releases a clutch which drops
a small weight, representing a charge
of dynamite To be used in warfare.
During a two hours trial the IN
yentor sat at his keyboard In one end
of the building and caused the balloon
to move hither and thither and up
and down, as the spectators dictated.
Mr. Anthony, in explaining his IN
vention, said: The dots and dashes
have an effect on the mechanism
through the medium Of selector, and
the selector controls the movements
OF the mechanism at the viii OF the
operator.
This selector operates the electri-
cally controlled valves of the com
pressed air engines. which give the de-
sired motion. forward or backward, or
cutting off the supply Of energy, "a
the operator desires.
The engine is SO constructed that
the amount of air consumed after pass>
ing through the reducing valve is
small compared with any motor now
on the market BY using compressed
air motors | do away with gas or
other motors now In common use. and
get rid of the danger from heat and
spark, In the model small batteries
are used 20 operate the electric mo
tors whereas In the slarger machine
compressed air tanks viii be- used In
place OF batteries for motive power.
Tho secret OF the apparatus is in the
sending and receiving OF the HertziAn
wave"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
SPORTS
WRESTLING AND BOXING.
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The Collins-MontOur match mex,
Wednesday will not only attract q
large audience of Cairo enthusiasts
but a large delegation from Paducall
will be here to attend the entertain
ment The Paducah wrestling fans
have been afforded an opportunity OF
seeing Collins in action. and he has
won a large following there, ani
for this reason goodly crowd is eX
pected from the city up the river
Since the wrestling and boxing
tournaments have been introduced in
Cairo they have spread to Jackson
Tenn, Padueah, Mound City aud
Memphis. and Mr. Barton, who fur
nishes the material for the Cairo en-
tertainments, is to be thanked for a
large part of the programs given al
the other towns mentioned. As yet
Cairo holds the first place in this
list.
The KellyMurphy boxing match
will be replete with fine points. as
the records of both these St. Louis
pugilsts show the to be topnotcher5
in their class. They are now TRAINING
IN their separate quarters and one
aC the best matches of the season is
assured when the men meet here
next Wednesday night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
Woman, Lovely Woman.

Short Description of a Stylish Wom.
an-Her waist begins just below her
neck. Her hips have been planed off
even with the rest OF her body. She Is
usually buttoned up the back, and
around her neck she wears a section
Of bsrbed wire, covered with lace. She
wears on her head a blonde haystack
OF hair, and on top Of this a central
dome with rings about the same size
as those of Saturn. She is swathed
in her gown Ike an Indian paposse.
and on the end Of her feet are dabs Of
patent leather She walks on slit
Ike heels with The expeftness Of a
tightrOpe dancer The pores OF her
slain are full OF fine white powder
This Is d woman-Harpsr Weekly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20

the one with the morning glores
on the fence. Vol the HiXtous live
there and Mr. llixttn is such a nice
man-but they say that his wfe--l'm
almost ashamed to tell it they say"
Whispering that she takes cocaine.
Iaa't that shame
You know YOU just can't tell who
to respect any more. Now, there was
Win Addison, your next-door neigh.
Dor, on the right going down the
street Wei, he was one of the main
stays in the church and-and he
| broke up somebody's home, almost,
and there was a terrible scene, they
say, ANA his wife threatened to get q
divorce and-oh, certainly. III excuse
you. | must BE- soing myself, any
how. Now don't breathe a word OF
what | say will YOU, Mrs. Anderson
for Of course it may be just talk after
all" and Mrs. Hisginson bowed her
self out just in time to escape the
book agent who had twelve volumes
and a tea set fer sale.
whats this?" qutried Anderson. a
fow nights later, as he read the eve
Ming paper. Isn't there a family OF
tie name of Higginsun living across
the street,"
Yes. dear Why?"
oh, nothing, except here is 4 col.
umn article about Mrs fiiggnson's
daughter running away with mar.
ricd man-er, named VIII Addison.
Na"y, tool Reads like
Il am sincerely sorry" interrupted
Mrs. Anderson, but I see that Mrs.
Higginsons chickens have come home
to roust!"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
GENERAL NOTES.

Goat" Anderson of the Rochester
team has applied for a patent on 2
sliding pad to be used by base steal
ers.
Jim Sebring, who has recently sign.
It with Brooklyn, is now in training
at Hot Springs for his reappearaucn
on the big circuit.
Stovall and Perring, both of the
Cleveland Club. are at the presen,
lime playing with some Independent
teams in the state of California,
Two brand new catchers, Roy
Parker and Ed Sweeney, have recent.
ly been signed for the coming season
by the manager of the New YorI,
Americans.
Pop, Arson has been touring the
eastern states recently making a.
rangements for the appearance of his
Chicago semi-pro team in several
cities.
Hugh Mcintosh the Australian
promoter, says that he would not Of
fer more than $4,000 for a Jeffries-
Johnson bout The price which has
been set by Tommy Burns is alto
gether too low.
Frank Nishiiima, a native of Japan,
viii run in the Los Angeles Mara
thon on Washington's Birthday. He
is called the running messenger boy.
surely a nisnomer, for there has
never been sucha thing since the
creation of the world.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
MOUNDS, I'LL.
FeI)ruarv 10.

February 10.
The cont st for city Offices will b.
between the Citizens ticket and the
Peoples ticket. There will be no
Republican or Democratic candidates
from a political motive
y Warshaw of Eldorado was here
Thursday circulating among his old
customers.
Mrs. II. r. Nelms of Ullin, was Wis
iting here this week
Mrs. l. n. Taylor was shopping in
Mcunl City Thursday
The PEGS" were hving around
town Yesterday hut collecting honey
is a slow Job Just now.
The new lumber company vii
erect buildings On Front street in the
Railroad addition They will be near
the l. c. freight depot
The big sugar plant was unloading
',htcsn car loads Of sugar ester
=
J. HDOris an old Pulaski county
q. ov who has been In the north part
of the state for year or more re
turned to this county this week aud
will probably move back here and
,neage in the truck farming business
ii Re can find desirable place
Cur public schools closed Thurs
Jav aad Frilay to give tie teach IS
a chance 10 attend the three days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
MOUND CITY, I'LL.
February 10.


Mrs. W. H. Beverly was a Cairo
shopper Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar burning spent
Thursday in Cairo.
Cot Zimmerman, superintendent If
the National Cemetery transacted
business in Cairo Thursday.
Mr.. l.. Beaver, Of Yates LANDING,
was a business caller here Thursday
Hon. W \, spaun, Of Vienna, was
in the city Thursday on legal bust
ness.
We are glad to greet Mr. II. Cal
win. Of heyngs. once more, as he WAS
in the city Thursday the first Line
after a six weeks illness,
Thos. Bayo returned from Olmstyl
Thursday. after transactiug business
in that city.
Mrs, Hall Whitaker made a shep
ping trip to Cairo Thursday
Dr. j. F. HareaH made a profession
al visit to Holloway, Ky, Thursday
Mr. and MIS-. Jas. Rushing left
T urslay tcr OlmSted, whore The lar
ter and her little son Will spend a
few dpys with friends
l.. b. Me Dowell of Grand Chain
transacted business here Thursday.
Dr. s. Willard was in America
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
TRICKS OF THE MEDICINE MEN
Secrets Are Revealed to Thorn In
Dreams.

A young Indian, who is ambitious to
become a doctor, and finally prophet,
learns from his father or other mer1-
Der of his tribe, the name and medi-
cinal properties of some herb, says a
writer in the Denver Field and Farm.
lie can also by presenting sufficient
number of ponies to a medicine man,
prevail upon the doctor TO impart the
secret of the herbs to him Frequent
~ Indians aliege that the secret is
revealed to them in a dream, or by
a bird or an animal After procuring
1t, the novice is prepared TO begin the
practice of medicine. Success in their
opinion is only possible with the aid
of the Great Spirit, and in order to in
woke the help OF the supernatural they
resort to various sacrifices.
For instance, there is the practice
of ascending butte or other eleva-
tion and lying with the face to the
ground for several days without food
or until they are completely exhaust.
ed During this period they profess
to have been taught some song or
the Great Spirit conversed with them
through bird. wild animal or
reptile. They frequently allege that
wolves come to them and howl and
that they understand what the ami
mails say. While treating a patient
they place tobacco in little pouches
which they tie with sinew These are
painted brilliant colors and fastened
to willow sticks about the size OF tie
shaft Of an arrow. but somewhat
longer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
THE ORIACS.

The Oriacs basket ball team is
working up new set Of signals in
their practice games at the armory,
in preparation for their game With
MI Vernon high school The defeat
they met at Carbonate when they
played the Southern Illinois Normal
School team at that place has not
acted as sufficient dampener to
stop the teams work, and they are In
a better form than ever before.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20

the woman W he
had just moved in
next door. that
you will weigh
carefully your Sc
lection of friends
b e f ore placing
yourself on rec
ord There are a
lot Of nice people
in this town, ;ust
as in any place
you know, but
there are also q
number, | ali
sorry to say, wht
fall some short o.
fulfilling their du
ties as desirable
residents.
Nov. there Ii
the White family
Just across the
street from you
I h e y say h
drinks terribly
like a fish, in fact
a II d Mr. er,
won't mention any
II a m o S told {
friend of my hus
band that he gam
hles, but of course
| don 1t know. IT.
only hat the}
say, YOU know.
And YOU have
noticed the little
white cottage jus.
around the corner
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
VIENNA, ILL.
February 10.


Mrs. !. Z. Cunningham is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ira Dill in St Louis
Feom there she vii go to East st
/ -uis to visit Mrs A X. Vicke's
o MIS-. l.. O. Whi;nel
!, K. ElHus lof Monday for an eX
t nded soiourn at Hot Springs Ark.
lr the benefit Of his health,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Spioldoch returned
Thursday from q months visit witt
relatives in St Lpuis and Kansas
Guy
p. S. Sanders visited his family
here this week He is now employed
IN a drug store in Harrisburg
Miss Agnes VanKirk entertained
crowd Of her young friends at a Val
ertina party ON SATURDAY evening,
Mss Tot Hooker celebrated her
thirteenth birthday at the home Of
her amt on NonJay evening by G
orlock dinner to o number Ct he
school friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Thomas enter
tanned the Egyptian club on Thurs
idtv evening Miss Gene Ro&l was 2
Gr st of the club. Mr. ana Mrs
Sdaldoch viii be the clubs next
h,stossos
The NJ, e. aid society met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. 0. H. Clark
ITlo Christian Aid met with Mrs
G'asslorl
Or. w. J. Fern Of Tunnel Hill and
mr. H. w. Walker Of Grantshurg
wore here "Wednesday attending a
meeting Of the Pension cvaminine
beard. with Or, A. J. Brown Ct
Vieuna ~
Thchs has been some changes IN
business circles This week Mr.. OF
Redeem sold his grocery ami rlstau
rant to Mr.. John Walker and Mr.
Henry Curtis has closed out his gro,
Gerry and bakery
Mr. Oscar Fleming one of our ca
torprisnc young men has returned
from q husincs trip to Shelbyville
Ey. where he bought ten fine Jersey
cows lie is going into the dairy
luajuess.
Joe Sanders who has been fore
nan o. the Rhodes livery stable for a
number of 'ears mas moved onto
tie farm OF Mr. Grissom, west OF
town and Will try farming for a
H,f'?.
Tt2 Vienna Freedoms association
viii hold their frs. sale Of 1909 at
the fair grounds on aSturday, Feb
,uary 20
FRAY Workman was male 4 mem
Eer Of the N. ". A. lodge at the
reru'ar n05ting Tuesday.
on Tuesday evening Judge a. Z.
CautwcG mar,ied w w. Bellemy and
Miss Rena Gurley and Ell Turkey and
Miss Pearl Arlctt
sirs. ]. Wander Plum and daughter
Miss Lille returned Thursday from
an extended visit to relatives in T.
T. no. Okla. They expect to move to
Harrisburg in the near future.
DR.. Frank Smith and Rufus Brad
lev visited Vienna professionally on
Wednesday
Mr. !. 4. McroH Of New Bunsid's,
C. p Vaughn. J. Rowe AMI Joe
Hood Of Gorey.fic were transacting
Iasinees here Wednesday.
Mr. r. Redipu has returned from
a business trip to ST. Louis lie was
In the T. c. wreck near Carbonate
on Tuesday evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
Hasen .pheHer.

Cut up the rabbit for frying; put in
pan; season with salt and pepper:
add cup OF strong vinegar, a little
ed Pepper aud tablespoonful Of
loves, Put 1t In the oven and simmer
III done.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
Revolts al Cold Steel.

Your only hope." said three doctors
to Mrs. f. NJ Fisher. Detroit. Mich.
suffering from severe rectal trouble.
les in an operation" then I used Dr..
Kings New Life Pills she writes,
"till wholly cured They prevent
appendicitis, cure Constipation, Head
ache. 25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
CAN PLAY SEVEN GAMES.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE Western
College conference has decided by Il
mail Note to allow its members IL
play seven games of football, The
University Of Chicago will play
games with Northwestern. Purdue
Indiana, Minnesota Wisconsin hi
ncis and Cornell.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20

Two cggs, = cups sugar. one cup
seeded raisins chopped fine. one tea
spoonful each cinnamon and cloves.
one teasDounful soda dissolved in one
aalf cup sour milk Mix stiff with
aour. cut out. aud bake
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
9 . o
Excitement IN Glen Ellyn

The ringing of the fire bell on Mon.
day evening caused quite L,tle eX.
element among the citizens OF our
town, but upon Investigation it was
learned to he nothing serious, only
fra practice. - Uncle By's Weekly
Tribune
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
VISITS 7! SITS WITH III
&MGLERY

Chickens That Come Home.
Il hope" said Mrs. IIigginson. point
ing her thin finger impressiYely AZ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
MCCLURE, I'LL.
February 10.

Ebcnezcr Verbcl is very i'll.
The ferryboat Warshaw which Fas
been on the marine ways at Mound
City the past two weeks for overhaul
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20

The cornerstone of the new Church
Of the Ascension, St. Louis, was laid
II is to be the handsomest Episcopal
church building in that city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20
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The Editcr.

who is a always Nhpops 'er up
To nlke the village grow.
And never lets "a Chance slip by
Ills civic horn 20 Blow
Tie editori
He brags in every weekly sheet
About the town We love
Ana even scouts St Peters place
Hes heard OF up above.
Tie editor
our town is far tre nest place
Upon ;f-. u.afann sphere.
ANA wien +. gam.s &, seJliu' down
The pla 90 s.ea- i here
axe cet,L
FROM morn til night. year in year out
ia. lIuas as to the skies
Ans then, sume day, he takes cold
And lays him down and dies
The editor
They bury him out in the grass
"pli Suule-' has passed away
HE never seemed ~ get along"
Is what the peapIe say
The editor
Ard as be- sleeps the sleep of death
The natives. ss Of yore.
Send an their printing out u town
Just as they d!J before
Tie editor
o . @
Side Remarks.
George Washington was never much
of a fisherman. RE could not tell a
lie.
4 Y III
No man is 50 Z, at but that he
would trade il all for some unattain.
able thing in the past.
Z II Il
.Iud Lewis suggests as motto for
ii freman's tombstone. Gone 10 his
last fire" And there should b. that
other line, Peace to mis- ashes!"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20

East Baltimore station u. z. church
is l35 years old Il has 7G0 members
and coo il It's Sunday school lis
birthday vas appropriately celebrated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20

Bishop Edsall laid the cornerstone
OF ST Marks Episcopal church at Min
ncapolis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-20

vANosTEN's ORCHESTRA.
Will accept out-of-town engage
ments; address 104 Eighth street.
Cairo. IL - A, A,ifE GfM
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
The Play Thursday Night.

The play, "Pocahontas," given by
the pupils of the high school Thurs
day night at the opera house, was
one of the most enjoyable and enter
tanning performances ever given in
Dawson. The makeup" and cos
tunes of the participants were ex-
ceptionally good and all rendered
their parts very creditably. A large
audience witnessed the performance.
Our weekly shipment OF hams and
bacon assure you of fresh stock Il
you order from us. Wall Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
MINDER QUITS THE PEN.
Former Dawson Tailor PardOncd by
the Governor.

Former Dawson Tailor Pardoncd by
the Governor.
lsadore Minder, a white tailor
serving a life term in the peniten-
tiary for murder, was pardoned Fri
day by Governor Smith.
Minder, who was engaged in the
tailoring business in Dawson a num-
Der of years, was sent 10 the peniten-
tlary from Bibb county about nine
years ago. He killed man by the
name of Mahoney, who was from
Augusta, stabbing him in the back
with a big knife. The jury trying
the case found him guilty. without
recommendation to mercy. After the
higher court declined to grant a new
trial the prison commission and gov
ernor committed the sentence to life
Imprisonment.
Several months ago he applied for
pardon, but the prison commission
declined to recommend it. A strong
protest was made by the relatives of
the man who was slain.
The governor acted over the heads
of the commission in giving Minder
hiss freedom.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
200 Frying Chickens

Wanted at r. L. Melton's new
sFocery store; this weeks delivery.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
BOB HURRAH, JACK FROST, SAM
TROUT, c. A LSCARIOT AND SOME
OTHERS USE 5000 GALLONS BOOZE

Although the number of people
who are personally acquainted with
them is limited, it has become gem
orally known in the past few DAYS
that c. A. Iscariot, Jack Frost, Bob
Hurrah, Sam Trout and a number of
others whose acquaintance here is
equally as limited are large oonsum-
ers of whiskey-st least, they receive
it frequently and in large quantities.
The grand jury has been investi-
eating the sale of liquor and irving
to find the hiding places of the num-
erOus blind tigers that are said to
have theid dens in this community,
and while pursuing their search
summoned the agents of the Central
and the Seaboard railroads to appear
before them with their records.
They appeared, and soon there
after it became whispered around
and later promiscuously talked that
the railroads books disclosed that
during the month of May Iscariot.
Trout, Hurrah and Frost and others
had received by Central railroad
freight z drums of whiskey, and
during the past three months there
had come to them over the Seaboard
32S drums" A drum is said to
contain 1871 gallons put up in pints,
quarts, half gallons, or in such guam
titles as the customer desires, which
would make about five thousand gal
Ions represented by these shipments
Of course Trout, Iscariot, Hurrah
and the others are fictitious names,
and are supposed to be used by par
ties who are selling whiskey. Their
plan is to have the bill of ladings for
shipped to them made out
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-02
COURT IN A BUSY WEEK.
The Grand jury Is Expected to Adj
jOurn This Afternoon.

The Grand jury Is Expected to Adj
jOurn This Afternoon.
Superior court convened Monday
morning after a recess from last
Monday, and yesterday one civil and
number of criminal cases were dis
posed of.
The indictment against l. w.
Gregory was nOIprossed upon the
payment of all costs, amounting to
about $3.50 and including the ex-
penses of Deputy Sheriff SHADES trip
TO Washington. The court permitted
this to be done upon the statement
that all parties concerned had been
satisfied.
Jim Toastin was convicted of as
sault with intent to murder and sem
fenced to four years in the peniten-
tiary. Jesse Jones was convicted of
burglary and given one year in the
penitentiary, and Allen Hatcher was
sentenced to six months for assault
and battery. Bunk Whitaker was
handed out fourteen months in the
gang for carrying a concealed pistol
and shooting at another, and Isaac
Meyer was convicted of shooting at
another, but has not been sentenced.
No Decision i'm Church Case.
The petition for injunction in the
Chickasawhatchee Primitive Baptist
church case, with which the readers
of The News are familiar, was heard
last week, but Judge Worrill held
up his decision He will render it
some time this week before court
adjourns.
The grand jury has about COM
pleted its work, and is expected to
adjourn this (Tuesday) afternoon.