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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
IN THE RACE TO STAY
SAYS Alex. S. Fraser, Democratic Can
didate for Sheriff-Re-ports
of Withdrawal Untrue.

There has been some talk Of an in
dependent candidate for sheriff and
several men have been discussed ia
vorably in some quarters The talk
has come chiefly from opponents of
Mr.. Nllis, the Republican nominee,
who believe he can pc beaten at the
election in November ii a strong Re
publican Is opposed to him to divide
his following and gain the Democratic
support. The proposition would in
volve the withdrawal OF Alex E. Fra
ser, the Democratic nominee. Mr..
Frasel was seen by a Bulletin repre-
sentative Yesterday He said he had
heard OF the talk and was not favor.
ably impressed with the scheme. He
said 30 far as he was concerned there
would be no Withdrawals; he was in
the race to stay if he received but one
vote in November and would eonsid.
70 proposition ol the kind indi-
ated
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
CUBS WIN TWO GAMES
Take One From Tigers" and One
From "Soekers" Before
Large Crowd.

The Cairo Cubs won double
header game of baseball yesterday
en- the 3Gth street diamond. In tie
inst contest they walloped the Sock
ers in lively game. by to
score. The batteries We're BaFnwell
and Smith for the Cubs and AhnaE
and Hall for the Seekers.
The second game was also Q
snappy contest and the Cubs were
victorious over the Tigers by score
of 7 to 2. The batteries in the sec
ond game were Rumble ana Smith
for the Cubs and Hodge and Sank
for the Tigers. Tine feature of the
afternoon was the excellent batting
of Smith, the Cubs catcher who go
home run in both games.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
TAFT'S VACATION
COMES TO END
ACCUMULATED BUSINESS or TWO
MONTHS AWAITS PRESl.
DENTS ATTENTION.
CABINET MEETS soon
VIII Deliver Prepared Speech in New
York Before League of Republl-
can clubs-Quits Bev-
erly on Oct 16.

Beverly, Mass, Sept IS.-President
Taft's vacation came to an end today
At midnight tomorrow night he vii!
foard a train for Cincinnati, going by
iway OF New Haven, where he will at
tend a meeting OF the Yale corpora
ton on Monday Tuesday will find
him IN Cincinnati, where he will de-
lliver an address at the opening of q
dam that will outline his future polics
with regard 70 i've; and harbor inn
movements
The rema'ndci Ct hiS stay in Gin
cinnati wi! be given up TO the dis
pa'oh of private bdsiness.
Saturday or Sunday next the presi-
dect will reach Washington, where az
cumulated Dusiness OF two months
|awsits his a'leN.u The judicial ap
Irointmcpts arc ID be decided, the
Be llinger-P inchot affair adjusted antj
ntner matters or almost equal llnpo' :
tanct demand attention.
The cabinet will be in session prae,
;ica.iy four days, during which time
iat he members OF the official family,
save Secretary Dickinson, who is In
he Far East, will be guests of the
president at the White House
Leaving Washington on Oct. l, tae
president will address the convention
of the National League of Republican,
Clubs that night in New York, This
speech Is being carefully prepared by
the president.
1t will be his political utteran-e
}ur.ng the campaign, aud he is beng
urged - s;flll- ,de detinit n Z
! in this utte 'rr. - rs Old IN IS
conservative srttch at st. Pau
He will fetu-n ts Beverly on octo
ibcr 2, hut rrthing but work is ale ID
OF him here Tdc message is to be
prepared, plans for economy com
pleted, the estimates gone over The
work of the tariff board to review
The president will bid adieu to Bev
erly on DC. lj and 20 direct to Wash
ngton where unless he decides upon
the Panama trip. he will remai'
Throughout the winter
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
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ADJUSTMENTS
s
ar rAE OPERA HOUSE.

"The Man on the Box will be the
play tonight at the Cairo opera house
The scenic equipment that is being
carried by this company Il the sane
that Mr. Henry Il. DiNey used during
his run of over 200 nights at the Ia
nous old Madison Square theater IN
New York City and played every prin'
cipal city in the United States. lio'
mel Lawrence, the stage director. OF
tbs New York theater for many years
was especially brought on to produce
this play for Mr., Leigh, Mr.. Law
renee being responsible for the orig.
iral company in New York. In short,
nothing has been left undone to make
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
TWO BALLOONS
HAVE LANDED
"DRlFTER" CAME DOWN IN WEST
WRGiNIA-"ToPEKA" LANDS
nv SENNSYLVANIA.
OTHERS WERE REPORTED
As Having Been Sighted at Many
Points Yesterday-one Man.
Greatly Excited, Sent
in Fire Alarm.

indianapolis Sept. lS.-Two Of the
thirteen balloons w.lich assembled
from here yesterday have landed
The Drifter. the first to leave. ladian
apolis, landed late today at Union.
town. W. Va. The balloon was piloted
by Albert Holz.
Washington, Pa. reports that the
Topeka. Pilot r. s. Cole, landed there
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Both, OF
these were entered in the free for all
|event
Pittshurg reports three passing
northeast over the city al dusk TO-
night. Dozens II conflicting reports
say others have been seen in OHIO
ami West Virginia.
The balloon Buckeye passed over
Charleston, ". Va this evening
Wheeling. w. Va. reports four
crossing the Ohio river at Cannoas-
burg. northeast OF Washington.
The balloons were sighted by hun
dreds OF people and one man got so
excited he turned in fire alarm.
Several were sighted going north
east along the Allegheny river.
The million population club ha'-
loon OF ST. Louis, dropped message
near Pittsburg saying they did not
think they would be able to stay mp
all night.
Columbus. Ohio reports several
passing that city early this morning.
They were going southeast.
Nine of the balloons are in a long
distance race from which win be
picked the American participants IN
the International races to he nell al
ST Louis later
Those in the free-for-all contests
are racing for medals and cups.
The Million Population Club bal
| loon. piloted BY Louis Won Publ, land
ed near Pittsburg late this afternoon,
according to advices late tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
80 NEW MEMBERS
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HAVE
GRAND INITIATION cERE-
MoNY YESTERDAY.
Three Hundred Visiting Knights At
tend Banquet Served by Ladies
Armory AaII--Toasts
at Smoker.

over 3e0 visiting knights OF
Columbus we're in the city ye1~- ay
TO attend the limitations and incident
af Z votions and festivities of which
the local lodge of that order had gen
eral charge. Some OF them arrived
Saturday evening and on the early
Sunday morning trains, while some
|did not arrive until TIE afternoon.
The local members and the Wis
itors met at ST. Joseph's hall on
Cross street and forming in body
marched down Washington avenue to
ST. Patrick's church on Ninth street
where they attended mass in the
morning.
| After the church services most OF
| the Knights went 10 Armory nall
where the Catholic ladies' served din
ner. The nominal charge for the din
ner netted the ladies' quite a sum
! which will go towards improving Cal
vary cemetery at villa Ridge.
Following the dinner the lodge
members went to the X NJ. X c. 1al
where the Invitations took place. A
Ill., Kolb OF the Mt Carmel counci
and his staff conducted the first anc
second degrees, white the Aiurphys
boro council staff assisted by State
Councillor John Trayor of Centrah'
conducted the Third degree,
Tnnty-two candidates were admit
ted and the initiation lasted unit
$3.50 D. m. Then all the knights re
turned to the Armory where stump
tuous banquet was awaiting them
prepared by the ladies' of the I'VE
Catholic ohurches,
After the feast Dr. Walsh, Gran
Knight Of the local lodge thanked th'
ladies in behalf Of all the members
and visitors for the penteous sprea,
When the ladies' retired the men ma
smoker at wnicn toasts were prC
posed and responded TO by seyera
among them being Rev, FIR. Eowne,
Rev. FIR Gillen p. j Kolb. Ir. Wals
, and others, The men also told
: their experiences Of the day.
a The New Members.
Leo Spence, Edward j. Cotter. L
, j. ODonnell Harry Dacres, WI
: Darmody. John Haggerty Chas.
1 Stack. j. A. VanCleave. LawrenG
! Barry, h. H Crehan, ]. NJ. Kahn \
y. Drscoll, W. b. Ryan. r. j. Bar
brick. w. II. Stort w G, Magee,
G Magee, Eugene Meecham Jo'
- Linehan, Joe McN'ulty all OF this cit
Jerry O'Sullivan. L. j. Mulronc
Tim OSullivan, William Slaughter
Mound City. John Travers of Mount
and Theo. Schmitt, Ir,. James M. p
gott, Marc Casey James l.. Lashlt
y Joe Carr, F. X. Ryan and NJ. II. Ry
~ of Jackson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
Accompaniment OF Eating.

Meals are best taken during those
periods when the body is at rest. The
time for taking food must not be too
short. During the meal 1t Is better
not to think of business or serious or,
perhaps. even sad things. Our whole
and undivided attention should be
given to our meals. Pleasant com
pany. light conversation. jokes and
stories add to the enjoyment of food.
Medical Record
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER
Strange Young Woman is Victim Of
Puzzing Tragedy Enacted
in France.

Paris, Sept 1S.-A mysterious muir
der was committed at the village of
Vallauris. near Grasse, last night. The
body of Sonora Corradini a beautiful
young woman, was found lying in
front OF the residence OF wealthy
farmer named Gotta. She had re.
ceiveI thirty knife wounds
Mystery surrounded Sonora Cara
dinis life. as well as ner death She
was found lying on the steps Of the
founding asylum at Oneglia. when on.
~ few months old Notes to the
value OF $3.50 were pinned to her dress
and card bearing the woEds, For
4 Nina"
She was known only as Nina" al
the asylum, where she lived until Is
months ago, when she eloped with ar
Italian workman named Corradini
who was employed in the institution
The couple settled at Vallaruris
where Gotta, who is a widower Will
two children, fell in love with the wo
man. She complained 10 the villagr
Ipriest a few days ago regarding hi
attentions.
Nothing Is known regarding Senor
Corradini's movements last night Sh
. left her home without Her husband
knowledge when her body was foun
/ iris morning she had been dead sc'
eral hours.
Gotta was found lying on bed i
one Of the rooms of his residence she
through the chest, He says that h
heard shrieks for help, and when b
rushed to the street man fired !
. him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

/. E. Cunningham OF Vienna was
here yesterday.
Loren StophIet of Mound City spenl
Sunday In Cairo.
Phillip Goldstlne of 81 Loris is
in the city on visit. xE
Roy Dawson and Guy Dillow spent
Sunday vita friends in Anna.
Champaign where they will be stu
dents at the University of Illinois.
u, Y. Chattel of Poplar Eluf was
here yesterday calling on friends.
Glenn Butler aud DTashear MAI
tingly lett yesterday afternoon lof
Chester Kerth of Palucah was aefe
sunday and spent the day with
friends.
Miss Alice Scurlock Of Paducaf
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
j SOCIAL o4ND PERSONAL =

spent the day here yesterday W.,
friends.
Miss Leila Miller will return toda,
from Chicago where she has spen
her vacation.
Chas. Turner of DuQuoin, Ily, wa'
here yesterday the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Barter.
Drs. Hibbits and Carey returned
yesterday from Union City where
they attended the fair.
Harris Schultz of Anna spent sun
day with his mother Mrs. Hermna
Schultz Of Ninth Street.
Misses Beulah Keller and Helen
Tone of Mound City were visitors
here yesterday afternoon.
GEORGE Wright will leave today for
Springfield where he will accept a
position with large wholesale
house.
Mrs. Samuel Ricard Of Vineennes,
Ind, will return to her home today
after a several weeks visit with rela-
tives here.
Alvin Neal, salesman at the Gnol-
SON Staenle Clothing house, left last
night for Chicago where he will spend
his vacation.
d. M. Castleman OF Indianapolis,
Ind. arrived last night to visit MS
nepbews Wade and john Castleman
of Cross street.
Joseph and Louis Hibbits returned
yesterday from visit with relatives
in Union City. Tenn. They also at
tended the county fair there.
Mrs. Mary Cuhl returned last even
ing from Jonesboro where she was
the guest of friends ana also visited
the county fair which was in progress
there last week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
BALu|NGER COMING EAST
Declares He Does Not Know That
Cabinet viii Discuss Anything
Affecting Him.

Boise, Idaho, Sept. 1S.--"True /
am going to Washington to attend a
series OF cabinet meetings. / do not
know that anything affecting me per-
sonally will be decided at all"
This is statement that Secretary
of the Interior Ballinger this after,
noon sent out He said;
Il will not resign as long as | am
sustained By the president"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19

Aloyd Gupton and Miss Mary Rem
den both residing in the country near
Bardwell KY. were married yester.
day afternoon at the court house by
Justice H. A. Harmon. The couple
were accompanied by Toy Pease and
Miss Reba Boswell woo reside in TIE
same neighborhood.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19

Edgar Stevens, the contractor, re-
turned yesterday from Bloomington
where he attended the state conyen-
ton Of the Bricklayers. Through the
diligent work of Mr. Stevens the 1911
convention of the association VIII be
held in Cairo. Over 100 delegates
will attend this meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
win Be Shipped 10 Jackson.

The remains of Claude Rollins,
John Crosnoe and Wesley Il. Steven
son who we're killed in the wreck
near Beech Ridge yesterday, viii be
sent to Jackson, Tenn, via the NJ. Y
o. this afternoon. The remains were
prepared for burial at the Feith IN
dertaking rooms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19

J. B. Magee left last evening for
st. Louis to make arrangements for
the funeral OF his brother Frank l..
Magee who died at Phoenix, Ariz.,
last Friday Internent viii take place
at st. Louis Tuesday. Misses Mary
l.. and Josephine Mcgee sisters OF
deceased and Mrs. J, B. Magee will
leave today for 81. Louis to attend
the funeral
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
Cleared s1s7 From Dinner.

The ladies' of the two Catholic
churches who served dinner yester.
day at Armory hall on the occasion
Or the meeting Of the Knights OF
Columbus, realized 1857 at this dinner
the general public being invited. The
ladies also served the banquet for tie
Knights which will also net them q
goodly sum. All Of which money:
will be placed in fund to be uset
in the care Of Calvary cemetery a
Villa Ridge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19

and right slde, ant
was tired all the
time and nervous
l could not sleep
and every month
could hardly stan
the pain. Lydia Z
Pinkham's Vegeta
BILE Compound re
stored me to healtl
again and made mi
feel like a new wo
man. 4 hope thi'
letter will induce
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
cond,etor On cairo 8 Thebes.

Amandus Jaeckcl VINO has heen 2
railroader rcr many years in th .
vicinity is conductor on train No .
of the Cairo &-1-Tetes railroad. This
train is the construction train WORK
ing at this end of the line.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
Insant;le Protest.

Got new baby at your home, have
your Boy or girl" Girl, but she's
an anarchist. She hasn't done thing
but howl indignant protests against ex.
listing conditions since she came
Chicago Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
CITY NEWS N BRIEF
Excursion From Paducah,

The steamer Dick Fowler brought
down an excursion party from Padil'
cab ana intermediate points yester-
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19

Paper Betting an Improvement.
Perer betting. instead oi leather, II
made In England. the claim for II be.
Inn that It Is stronger than leather,
WIN no, stretch aud Is less subject to
climatic changes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19

this company one of the best now
touring the country with this popula
ular play, that. Is familiar to all the.
alter goers in the city.
The $4,000 Beauty.
The much heraded and WILDLY dis
cussed $4,000 Feauty" with its rich
costumes, high class singing and
dancing specialties, and wealth CT
SCENIC embellishments viii he re'
vealed to Cairo theatre goers for the
arst time next Thursday evening at
she Cairo opera house which will Gc
crowded to the utmost capacity for
the engagement. Madelon Caufman
will be the bright particular star sup
ported by host Of clever Peep Q.
This exceedingly funny comedy car
rles with it the approval OF all the
large cities In the east and west, AMI
Thus far has enjoyed phenomenal
financial success everywhere. Seats
will be placed on sale Tuesday morn
ing al 10 o'clock,
1
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
ATTELL- VS.. WALGAsT,

San Francisco, Sept. 1S--Abe Attell
and All Wolgast are matched to fight
twenty rounds here on Oct. 81.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
YOUR
BACKACHE
WILLYIELD
To Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable compound

Btoomdale. Ohio 81 suffered from
terrible headaches. pains In my back
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19

LOST-Fnll dog; dark brown,
white under breast Return to court
house and receive reward
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
Date Of Annual Supper.

The La,lIes' Aid Society Of the Cal
vary BAPTIST church wish to announce
that they have decided on the date
OF the annual supper and bazaar. Tae
affair win be held at Stafford nall on
Nov. 10Th.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19

To get the Associated Press news
\ CA must read The Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-19
cothran.Eox.

+
The marriage OF Miss Pearl Cothran
and Mr.. Jesse A. Fort Of Paducah was
solemnized yesterday at the home OF
the brides friend. Miss Audrey Eng
lish, 5000 Sycamore street, this CITY
Rev. Frank Thompson of the Firs'
Christian church officiating. Miss En-
glish and Miss Bula Dowd were
bridesmaids. A number Of friends
were present at the ceremony, VINO
accompanied the happy couple to the
$50 D. m. train, and Mr.. and Mrs
Fort left for their Padueah home
amidst shower of rice, some old
shoes and overwhelmed with congfat'
ulations and good wishes.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-29

y report is being circulated i'm the
county tina: Henry G. Stuart, while
member of the Virginia Constitu-
tional Convention, eNerted his efforts
Tor tie passage of bill, the pIovis-
ions OF which were that "A man must
be worth s., 600 as a qualification foI
voting, and that for every multiple
Of 800 that he possesses he had n
vote. or course denial of political
buncombe like that is not necessary.
and is great reflection upon the
community in which it is told. II
the workers for Mr.. Slemp are hard
put rs this for campaign thunder,
the great wonder is that the control
of the elements is not laid at the
door OF the Democratic candidate. Is
IT any wonder that Mr.. Shaw recent
ly expressed himself upon the igno-
rance of the South?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-29
A SWEEPING INDICTMENT

Every time Democratic. newsno.
per In the Ninth District calls alien
ton 10 the impurities and sbortcom-
ings of the infamous Payne-AIdrich.
Slemp standpat" tariff bill. which
was foisted upon the people by The
olsl Congress, in the interest of heart
less monopoIies and souIIess trusts
some Republican brother objects. and
intimates that because the Democrats
ala not put Aldrich, Hale, PAYNE,
Cannon, Dalzell, SIemp and the rest
OF the "Standpatters" In Office. il
is "out of place" for them TO offer
any criticism of present conditions
or to discourse upon the broken
promises of the administration.
Far be it from us to do or say any
thing in the heat and turmoil OF n
great political controversy which
5000 SNSi icliIOleIy 10 wound
the extremely delicate feelings of
these eminent gentlemen, whose re-
cord for "fairness" and "consisten-
cy' is household word throughout
Virginia, and because of our tender
considerations for their position ON
this subject, We promise to be as
light as possible, and to use all the
evidence which we find available i'm
their own ranks before INTRODUCING
any more Democratic witnesses.
We wish to call to the stand again
that able and brilliant Republican
United States Senator from tile
state ri Indiana, Hon. Albert j
Beveridge, who has testified on sev-
eraI previous occasions.
Although these Republican edi-
tors, as a rule, claim that the admin
lstration has broken no promises
that the tariff measure was adorted |
IN the interest of all the people, and
hat the safety OF the country de- }
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-29
WHERE ARE THE DISFRAN=
CHISED?

The Republican press and spell
binders of the ninth district will
have TO find another string upon
which TO harp about the great wrong
done the Intelligent white men"
Of the Ninth district by the enforce
ment of the franchise clause of the
new constitution. The registration
figures for Tazewell county show
about as many qualified voters fer
the coming election as there were
before the enactment of the new con-
stitution.
The vote in Tazewell county in
1900 in the Walkei-Rhea contest
two years before the constitutional
convention, was 1852, when very
little, if any, restriction was placed
upon the privilege of voting. The
registration in Tazewel county TODAY
is between 3, 200 and 1900. A close
estimate of the colored vote of the
county who are disqualified is be-
tween 800 ami 1000. and little adj
dillon will show that the great bug
bear OF the new constitution has been
removed. The number of disqualified
white men in the county,if there are
any, are disfranchised Voluntarily
falling to apply for registration, in
many instances.
With these facts in hand, we NAV
well ask. "Wher. is that vast army
OF honest, intelligent white mon
who were robbed OF their suffrage be-
cause of the vicious franhcise clause
of the new constitution?
The class of voters whom the Re-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-29
FOUR AMENDMENTS

There arc about four proposed
amendments TO the new constitution
of the state TO be voted upon, for or
against, nj the November election.
These amendments are given here for
the information of the readers OF this
paper, and also TO call the attention
to them Of the editors of the State,
as, so far rs we have seen, no men
zion has been made of the matter in
the pubEc press. 1t strikes MS that
these amendments should all be de-
feated. 1t is the duty of every voter
who wishes TO vote iutclllycnuy, 10
inform himself Here are amcnd-
ments:
First-Tc eNtcnd thc sessions Of
the Legislature from sixty To ninety
days.
Second To permit county and
city treasurers To succeed themselves
in Office indefinitely, abolishing the
two term law fixed in the new con-
stitution.
Third-To allow commissioners of
the Revenue TO hold office indefinite
ly, and To abolish the present law
which goes into effect next year, per-
uniting only one term.
Fourth--To dispense with first
and second reading of bills in House
and Senate.
These are the amendments propos-
ed TO the constitution, 10 be voted on
by the people at the November elec-
tion. These amendments Will be dis
cussed later, more at length. Al first
glance il seems To us that neither OF
them should pass. To extend the ses-
sion, as proposed, from G0 To 30 days
will cost about S., 600 extra every
two years. sixty days is time
enough 10 transact all the business
of Importance necessary to he passed.
We have, perhaps, too much legisla-
lion, anyway.
The constitution wisely said,
we think, provides that ueasnrers
should hold but two terms. that is
eight years. AT the end of that time
he must square up and get out, and
new set of books be opened. Good
business methods, this. Also strike n
blow mt office holding Trusts.
AS 10 commissioners OF the reve-
nue., the trainers of the new consti-
tuition believed that this officer. in
order TO perpetuate himself in Office,
would be tempted TO make low and
favorable assessments, and to remove
this temptation and TO insure more
honest and equitable assessments.
that this officer should hold only one
term.
These questions are important and
should be studied and discussed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-29
VOTE FOR STUART

Hon. IL G. Stuart heIped 10 odont
the constitution that enables the
children of this Commonwealth to
attend the public schools six instead
of four months in the year.
The new Constitution of which
Hon. ii. G. Stuart helped to adopt
reduced State taxes, added two
months to the terms OF puhlic
schools, furnished the money to paw
the increased pensions and TO helm
build good roads, and eliminated the
negro from the polls.