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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
WAS sTRANGLED TO DEATH-Hus.
BAND HAD JUST DIED IN
HOSPITAL.
HUSBAND HAD Been SHOT
Aged Woman Was Found Dead II
Her Room on Top Floor Of the
Same House Only a
Week Ago.

New York, July 10--An hour after
her husband died in the Brooklyn
Hospital yesterday morning from 4
bullet wound inflicted last Sunday bs
AN unidentified man in front of No
154 Navy street, Brooklyn. Mrs. Ag
nostino Piccolo, 81 years old, was
found strangled to death in her home
No. 463 Bergen street. Around her
neck, wound so tightly that 1t was
buried In her flesh, was her apron
Istring. An ambulance surgeon said
she had been dead several hours
Michael Melli, chief of the Brook
lyn italian detectives, said the two
murders undoubtedly were the work
of one man, q defeated suitor for the
woman's hand They have the name
of a man who, they say. can throw
great light on the double tragedy.
Piccolo, who was clothing work
er, two weeks ago married a girl OF
Irish parentage. Last Sunday the
couple visited his parents In the Navy
street house. All were sitting on the
stoop when a man fired two shots
from across the street. One struck
small boy, the other found a mark
in Piccolo. In the hospital when he
regained consciousness, he refused to
tell the police who had shot him.
Il know him." he said. and I'll
fix him when get out"
Yesterday morning detectives told
Piccolo the doctors said he would die
and 1t was his last chance to reveal
the identity of his assailant; rnt he
only shook his head At 10 a. IN. he
died.
Henry Bauer, plumber. was called
To the Piceo'o fiat to fix pipes Id the
kitchen range. He arrived at the
house about II a. m. Getting no
answer to his knock, he asked Mrs.
Emma Legris. the janitress, whether
the Piccolos were at home. She tried
the door II was open, and both Ell
tered the room. In front Of the kit
chen stove lay Mrs. Piccolo. The
room bore signs of a terrific struggle
Mrs. Legrts and Bauer ran ont and
found policeman. In ten minutes
Capt. Hayes of the Bergen street po-
lice station and several Italian dete,-
tives were busy.
1t was the second time the police
had been called to the house within
a week. On last Monday aged Mrs.
Martha Austin was found dead in her
room on the top oor That case is
under investigation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
WHITE MAN IS LYNCHED
Louisiana People Enraocd Because
Murderer Of Town Marshal
Took an Appeal.

RayvilIe, La, July i0,-Aroasei
by the fact that an appeal 10 the sli
prenfe court had been taken, follow
ing his condemnation TO death here
on the charge of havng murdered
Town Marshal G G. Cnenault, mch
battered down the doors OF the parish
jail at RayvilIe today and dragging
J. D. Freeman, white man, from his
cell. hanged him in the same SPOT
where he had slain the marshal
This Is the outcome OF the ap-
peal" was q note found pinned to
the dead mans clothing.
Freeman killed Chenault when the
latter attempted to arrest him for
minor offense.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11

Washington, July 4 10. Chairman
Marlin Il. Olmsted of the committee
on insular affairs OF the house Of rep
resentatives refuses to. DISCUSS the
charges of Representative Martin Of
Colorado that the sale of lands in the
Philippines was not an open trans
action. Chairman Olmsted declares
the committee is at work and will
make its findings public via congress.
In the meantime the evidence of w.
Cameron Forbes, governor general OF
the Philippines, is wanted. 1t is ex-
pected that Governor General Forbes
can throw much light on what Rep.
resentative Martin terms "is one of
the biggest scandals that ever con-
tronted the United States govern
ment." President Washington B.
Thomas of the sugar trust declares
that his company is not and has not
been interested in the sale of the
sugar lands of the Philippines.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
AFTER ICE CREAM CONES.

New York, July 10.--The ice cream
cone is the latest object of attack
under the pure food regulations Of
the federal government. Today Unit.
ed States Marshal Henkol, with a
force of deputies, visited North
river steamship pier and seized eigh.
teen crates, containing 672 boxes. Of
the corrugated conical receptacles for
ice cream.
TheNcones are alleged to be unfit
for human consumption, and their
seizure was ordered by the Unitel
StS(es district court,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
|. c. PICNIC AT kEviL.

Paducah, KY. July f0--Kevil. Bal
lard county, was selected as the loca-
tion for the next annual picnic of the
Illinois Central employees. Aug. was
selected as the date and committees
were appointed to make arrangements
for the outing. The committees will
begin work at once. Kevil was chos-
en- because It is not for from Padu-
cab. The grounds are ideal and there
are lakes nearby that AFFORD excel
lent fishing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
WAS KILLED BY A NEGRO
White Man Said to Have Been Shot
While Trying to Break Into
the Negro's Cabin.

Ballinger, Texas, July l0.--J, NJ
Bishop, a white man, was shot and
killed by John Elliott. negro, at
three o'clock this morning.
According to statement by the
negro and corroborated by white
man who was with Bishop, the latter
was in the act Of crawling in the win.
dow of the negro's cabin when the
npegro emptied the contents OF a
shot gun In his face. Bishop fell in
the alley back OF the cabin and died
instantly,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
PADucAH WILL SEE PICTURES.

Paducah, Ky, July 10.--City Solicit
tor James Campbell says the Jeffries'
johnson fight pictures will be permit.
ted here, as he contemplates no dis.
turbancc on account OF their exhibit
tion. Negroes are not allowed in 10.
cal moving picture shows, so no
trouble can result.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11

bandits forty minutes.
For half an nour they tried to un.
couple the baggage car. 1t was not
until they found themselves unable
to 10 it that they got the engineer
and fireman.
According to the officials there
was thousands of dollars In the bag.
gage car, in addition to mail. The
bandits were masked and used red
lantern to malt the train.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
BELGIAN AVIATOR HURT.

Gilent, Belgium, Duly 10. Daniel
kinot, Belgian aviator, was hurt
today. The rudder of his machine
broke when he was up at COTS der
able height. The aeroplane turned
over S veral times, dropping like a
store, IN wheat field. 1t is thought
that k'not is fatally injured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11
CONTESTS FOR NovlcEs.

East st. Louis, H., July 10.-~The
first annual Aeroplane Meet for No
vices will open tomorrow in Washing.
ton park, under the auspices of the
Aero Club of st. Louis.
The Entries.
w. Thomas, Hammondsport, N. ";
William Robinson, Grlnnell, Iowa;
Eric Bergstrom, Chicago; Howard
Gill, Baltimore; G. Curzon, Overland
Park, Mo; Charles Kuhno, Hugh
Robinson, and William 'lSehler, st.
Louis
Cash Pres arc offered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11

Spokane WASH July 0Motbers
nual celebratns in the United give father
pat on the back
wrong and Mrs b. Dood Of SPOKANE WASH
business TO that
ood has rallied number of Spokane
nta fathers day worth while Mrs
as neng e best lay In the which
can en tncr what fine fellow ne is And telling him goot
points ne must be red
aroused the ministers of Spokane
VIDE celebration In honor the
the business selling
she good church member
rose coming to him once year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11

I do mot know Of any way 10 surs
Of making others happy ~ Of being ~
oneself Arthur Helps,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11

To get the Associated Press news
n Cairo you must read The Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-11

Fire and Water.
Salt water Il considerably more ef.
fective than fresh water in extinguish-
Ing Ores,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
I'm che Ar6 World
Bx MARGARET MARSHALL DOYLE

color is brought into play. from the
pale pinks and blues and lavenders OF
the distant mesas in the early morn
ing to the deeper tintS of violet and
rose as the day advances. which by
sunset become flaming red.
The first of the series called The
End of Day" shows an Indian camp
on the desert. still lighted with the sill
yer blue Of tho afterglow. The dark
bulks of the pitched tents and wagons
and the bright orange red OF AZ
campfire make an attractive spot +
the foreground, though the charm g.
the picture may be said to be the
planet Venus painted in clear silver on
the deep tinted desert sky.
BurgdOrfrs larger canvas. called
Venus" shows the planet painted over
the water at Carmel. and the contrast
of the Atmospheric effect Is brought out
marvelously. The tone of the second
picture is in the deep. quiet shades of
blue and gray, serving as a back
ground TO the planet and its long.
clear reflection in the crested waves
of the ocean and in the wet sand.
The second OF the desert scenes is
called Before Sunrise" In the cold
morning air. sharp and light as only
unobstructed desert air can be, the
colors OF the landscape stand out, in
deep. rich tones, startlingly clear.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Goldfeld Annex
Austin Development Work

Progress in the east drift on the Pan
amint vein at the 500 level daily shows
of the vein is breaking better than 5000
ore and two inches adjoining on the
footwall runs over 81, 900 per ton. The
naturalization is black silver sulphides
permeated with ruby. with a slight lead
base.
The ore shoot which is being pene-
trated is that known S the Kelly and
Floyd il having been worked at great
profit by men of this name to the 500
level. Present operations by the Aus
tin Manhattan company are proving
conclusively a continuation of rich min
eral deposits at depth with large in
crease in the values.
The Hardy mine. on the south side,
has come to the front with startling
values for that section. Six inches
on the footwall of the 4 foot Hardy
vein give assay returns of s179.70 to
the ton, Of which s26 is gold. The
A vein of the Union Hill series crossing
the Hardy faulted the latter vein. At
this intersection these values were OBJ
tanned. An upraise is now being run
veins.
The Maricopa mines company will
staH stopping the coming week at the
Patriot from the $40 level on a vein
eight inches of which carries values
ranging from S175 to 5000 per ton. This
leasing company has installed second
pump for use. In sinking the shaft be-
low the $40 level. Machinery for the
Patriot has arrived at the Austin sta
ton The shipment includes 70 horse
power gasoline engine and 500 foot
air compressor. together with a 35
horsepower gasoline hosting plant
Goldfeld tribune.
Blair Stamp Mill
Blair now has stamp mill equipped
with the largest number of stamps of
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
His
Teeth
BEST
Ever

Every day adds some measure of
fame to the great Rex Dental cos
Alveolar Method of restoring teeth
without plates-AND WITHOUT PAIN.
In a letter recently received from a
patient. Mr.. o. w ChiIds, ex-president
San Jose State Normal School. now
living in Oakland. he pays high tribute
to the merits Of this plant of restoring
teeth.
Rex Dental Co.
Gentlemen: I am very mucn pleased with the
full set OF teeth which your company prepared.
for me. At present ! sm able TO eat any Kind:
Of food as easily as at any period or my life.
Thanking you for this happy condition. I am
yours truly, o. ". CuILDS. +
E1President San Jose State Normal school
There are some teeth that are very
poor in the beginning-hardIy worth
the growing-and we wonder why Ma
ture has been so unkind to the poor
victim
She does not always DO a good job
while, on the other hand. she viii make
set of teeth that will be so perfect
and beautiful that the fortunate owner.
is the recipient of congratulations dur
ing the whole of his or her life.
Mr.. Childs claims that the Rex Den
tai Co.'S Alveolar Teeth which we sup
piled for him he can use TO eat his food
as easily as when he had his ovn-they.
then must be better than the originals.
because they went bad on him. Sc
Be that as it may, we are constantly
supplying teeth TO those who have lost
theirs through disease or ignorant dem
tistry, which rival the best that Nature
has ever supplied. and which it. is al.
most impossible to tell from natural
teeth.
They are not only comfort but an
asset of great value. as they improve
the looks and so make for success.
The process of putting in these teeth
calls for no boring or cutting into the
gums no surgery of any kind whatso-
ever; there is practically no pain or
discomfort about the work from start TO
finish, and then when il is completed we
tell our patients to go forth and use
these teeth without fear or favor. eX-
aetIy as they would use a perfect set
of natural teeth-'F1etcherize'' with
them, and subject them 10 the hardest
kind OF use-but not to abuse
If your teeth need attention, or If.
many of them are missing, you need
our services. This work is not to be
had outside of our ofices-there is
nothing Just as good or equal to it,.
Therefore beware of substitutes.
which make extravagant claims which
can not be kept. Our patents are
broad and cover the process completely.
We make a free examination of your.
mouth and will tell you exactly what
the work will cost and how long it will
take upon your first visit :.
Send for our handsomely illustrated
40 page booklet entitled The Alveofar
Method of Dentistry" and read 1t
carefully 1t is the one and only great
book which has been written recently
on the teeth. Fill out the coupon be-
low
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
NEVADA
Knickerbocker Strike

The strike on the Knickerbocker
lease on the Commonwealth a few days
ago continues 10 improve with devel
opment. and ii seems probable that ii
will materialize into considerable pro-
duction. The ore parallels an old stope
from which about $4,000 was taken
out two or three years ago. and is sep
arated from these old workings by
about two feet of barren ledge matter.
In the old work a tunnel was driven in
on a vein that Joins at right angles the
big ledge that outcrops prominently
along the ridge on the Blue Bull and
Commonwealth. This tunnel devel-
oped pay values and the stope was car
ried up TO the surface.
In prospecting around there Knicker-
booker found additional values in the
footwall, and his work has developed
three feet of oXidiZed ore that will mill
from $40 to $40. The old workings ap-
parently never touched this streak, and
1t is probable that the values will con-
tinue downward below the tunnel level
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Kern Piute Mine

Since Ferris has opened up his mine
and put in machinery attention has
Deen directed TO the Kern Piute. gold
mine which Is q very promising enter
prise, one man having taken out S8, GOO
IN the last two years working alone and
saving only the free gold with a mule
worked afrastra. In spite of his priml-
tive methods the two tunnels which
nave been driven into the mountain on
the vein are as true as a rife shot, the
lower and longer one being 3S3 feet long,
with one shaft 40 feet to the surface.
Near the end OF this tunnel a new vein
has come in from the south at an acute
angle strai igntwaN up and merging
feet across. In the last two feet an
other Vein has come IN a right angles,
carrying SIS a ton in free gold.
only the free gold has been saved by
the ara stra and this has run from $50
TO $50 per ton, while the ore shows by
assay values all the way up TO $1,000
per ton, the sulphides and tellurides
ma king the bulk OF the valuable min
eraI ore not recovered by arastra work
ing. but have been thrown out in the
dump as waste.
The owners Of this property. a small
company OF Bakersfield men, have con-
tracted for machinery and steel con-
centrator and are erecting a small mill
TO be run by water power, having a
mill site on the property. and expect
the samples Of their ore and pictures
Of the mine in some prominent place
as an advertisement Of Kern count :,
mineral resources. especially those or
The Piute mining distrlct--Nl lsalla
Times
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Scrip for Oil i'm Storage

A plan to issue scrip for storage oil
is under consideration by the officials
of the independent agencies, and it is
said negotiations have been opened
with banks to the end that the scrip
may be converted into cash
According TO the plan outlined, as
fast as oil is stored, scrip will be given
to the producers and arrangements viii
be made both with Los Angeles and
San Francisco banks whereby the hold
ers can realize on the certificates.
The matter will be presented at the
meeting to be held at Bakersfield in
March when, ii is said, the plan will
have been worked out in detail by a
cnecia1 cnr1n raittea
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CALIFORNIA
MOore's Flat Mines

A l. Shinn, the prominent and
wea lthE attorney of Sacramento. and
Z. l. wilson, the mine promoter of
Lincoln, have contracted for the con-
sIruction Of 25 stamp mill, TO be
sIecte0 between Bucks ranch and the
Moores nat diggings. The mill will be
modern Ia every particular and will
probably be in operation by the middle
Of the summer
The new mill will be used to reduce
lle ore that viii be taken from the
metropolitan and Black Bear mines
winch Shinn and Wilson control AS
tne veins are large and the ore free
mining there viii be no difficulty in
setung plenty OF material to keep the
stamps constantly dropping.
Moores fat IS the southern extension
or the Allegheny district and there is
every reason TO believe that il contains
equa ly good opportunities for invest
ment-NeNada CITY Transcript
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
New York CoaIinga's Luck

The New York Coalinga has ha
good luck with It's we'll No. 4, by sink
ing to the second sand stratum and en-
countering a flow of oil estimated a
225 barrels day
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
McAdams Creek Dredger

The construction work of the Nc
Adams creek dredger is now nearly
completed and before March l the big
buckets viii be scooping up the gravel
The boat was built by the Yuba con-
the largest is one of the prettfest boats
IN the northern part of the state. The
boat has bucket capable OF taking
hve cubic feet and can dig to a depth
OF SO feet. The power for the dredgeT
viii be supplied by the Siskiyou cleo
trio light and power company, which
IS conveyed to the boat from H.-You
gulch.
The dredged company owns several
hundred acres along the bed of the
creek, enough TO keep il busy for a
number of years.-Yreka Journal
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
MILLIONS IN DEALS IN
CALIFORNIA OIL FIELDS
standard Reported Have Made Offer Immense Sum Howell
Company for Three Sections

$4,000 OF pc acre rp tn nndd o comp
ecuon "a but
OOwouda considered
ito c the daeof the Associated OF lcomp IN
pn 5 the eco dEen II e d U1 h ole
e an to to The Ep
o character, No npnan OF anmprt
we known rniena rdan the onn
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
THE OIL WELLS
Oil Land Sales

The sale is reported of the south half
of the south half of section 81, 31-23,
Midway district, to San Francisco par
ties for $4,000. This is at the rate
of $500 per acre.
1t is reported that the Standard oil
company offered the Howell oil COM
pany s1.000,000 for all of section 10.
1924, and the offer was turned down
by Captain Matson, who replied that
he would consider S1.500.0 600.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

paying property is PARTICULARLY bright
at the Monte de ORC mine, mentioned
IN these columns last week and when
summer comes it is expected the Orr
claim viii be developed by gentlemen
connected with the kennedy company.
Mining men in every section of the
United States are casting their eyes
this way. They are beginning to real
ize that when they develop a mine in
this county they get a dividend payer
that VIII last from 25 TO SO wears.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Hibbe Mine Sold

Oakland capitalists have purchased
the famous Hibbe copper mine near
sheridan, and intend at once TO spend
a large amount OF money TO develop
IT, one of the capitalists was in Au-
burn some time ago and saw some OF
The copper ore specimens and immedl-
steIv became interested. He visited the
mine with the result that he went
back TO Oakland and organized a COM
pany to handle the proposition He is
very enthusiastic over the outlook of
the mine. and believes that it is a
very rich proposition The mine has
been worked TO a depth Of 10 feet. A
e-rosscut was recently made to a second
vein which shows rich ore.-Sacra-
rneufo Union
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Pyramid Oil Company's Lease

The Pyramid oil company has just
taken 20 year lease on the southeast
quarter of section Is, township 4 north,
range 21 west. S. B. NJ, which in plain
English is about five miles north of
Santa Paula. The property adjoinS
wells of the Empire oil company and is
said TO be choice parcel of oil land.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

North 80 is increasing the production
of the American petroleum and before
another week or two have passed prom
ises to add about 1000 barrels a day to
the output Within the last week or 10
days two. new wells have been brought
in. No. 8, which was brought in about
10 days ago. continues to flow at the
rate of 1,500 barrels day.
The activity of the company is being
extended on all of it's producing terri
tory, and every effort is being made to
shove up the production. No. 80, on
section Is, continues to improve, and
yesterday was doing 500 barrels.
tract to the Associated and a new 6
inch line is being laid through section
80 to the north 80 territory for the
handling of the incoming production.
The companys daily production at the
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Trinity Copper Mines

Probably by March ! the mines Of
the Trinity copper company, locally
known as the Shasta King properties.
viii be under operation by a large force
Of men.
Ii win be remembered that the Trim
ftv company had contract with the
First National copper company, or,
more correctly, the Balaklala Consoli-
dated copper company, to supply some
hundreds Of tons Of ore per day to the
reduction plant at Coram. This con
tract ended, was not renewed last year.
owing 10 the low price Of the metal
with the market advancing and cop
per expected TO reach IS cents in the
earlv spring. il has been predicted that
al The smelters and the mines in any
v-av connected Herewith. would be run
10 their full capacity as soon as copper
touched Is cents.
The property is owned by Bostonians.
princfpaIly. with Thomas Lawson in
CONTROL He is also a large holder in
First National and the president OF that
company.
miles west of ,Kennett- in the Squaw
creek drainage, and the coast manager
Of these properties IS Austin II. Brown.
sacramento Union.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Central Oil Dividends

The Central oil company paid s116, 81;
in dividends last year, as shown by the
annual report to the stock holders. L
was s51,695 larger than the amount
paid in 1908, and makes a total o1
s634960 paid since the Organization Of
the company 10 wears ago.