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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24
SON WAS KIDNAPPED
Says Iemented Woman in County
Jai---Bound for Ozark Noun.
tains to Find Him.

Haykel Nell( the woman who was
found in bad mental condition out
side the Mississippi Ievee Saturday
and is still in the county jail with
her six pet dogs. She is pitiable
sight to behold. Thus far she has
shown no serious phase in her con
jition She claims she Is trying to
reach the Ozark mountains in Mis-
souri,, where she expects to find hei
long lost boy who was kidnapped
some years ago, She says her nus
band Is now in England looking for
their boy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24
NEW MOTORCYCLE RECORD

Detroit, Oct 2S.--The worhl's mo-
torcyclt record for nile over a cir
cular III track was broken At. the
state fair grounds here today by Don
Klark, of Detroit who after a flying
start, went the distance in 81 sec.
onda, The record was formerly neld
by Fred Huyck, OF Chicago, whose
time was 81 3-5 seconds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24
L. l.. cOLWIN, PIONEER LAW
YER OF CHICAGO, is DTAD

Chicago, Oct. 23.--Louis Larned
Cobnrn, pioneer attorney and civil
cist, died at his home herr tonight,
aged IS. 'Coburn was founder of the
Union League Club acre and was cho-
sen first president. He was also in
strumental in organizing the Atha-
neum and was member OF the Art
Institute, Historical Society, Loyal
Legion and G. A. II. ).
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24
1900 BECOME WooDMEN.

Louisville, Oct. 23,---Seyen thons,
and eight hundred men. among them
Governor Wilson, of Kentucky. from
seven states. Indiana, Ohio, Illinois
Tennessee and West Virginia. today
were initiated into the Woodman Of
the World Twenty thousand wit
messed the ceremonies,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24
Velocity OF the Earth.

The velocity OF the earth on Its own
axis exceeds, 1t is estimated, 1000
miles an hour. The velocity of the
earth around the sun is calculated to
be GG0c0 miles M hour. and the We
focity Of the moon n calculated to be
ooTs niles en- hour,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24
uRAEMic POISONING
KILLS KING OF SIAM

fangakok, Siam, Oct. 23.---The
death of King Chulalongkorn, which
occurred early this morning, was due
to uraemic poisoning. Crown Prince
Chowfa Maha vajiravudh was pro-
claimed King. He was born in $780,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24
SENATOR ELk,Ns BETTER.

Elkins, w. Va, Oct. 20, Senator
stephen B. Elkins, whose illness has
prompted many anxious inquiries
from his friends in Washington, con-
tinued today to show improvement,
according to his physicians The
family feels no immediate alarm
about the senator's condition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24
ATHLETICS WIN BASEBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP OF WORLD
FROM The CHICAGO CUBS

pitchers In the words of Joe Tinker:
"When they hit our pitchers we'.e
not winners.
Score r II p
Philadelphia ...,.,s.. ,....I 9
Chlcago .,.... .,t..,p....t.,.3 lO
Batteries Coombs and Lapp.
Brown and King
Summary.
Two base hits Lord, Collins (2),
Sheckard.
Sacrifice hits--Zimmerman, Barry
Stolen bases Hartzel CD, Collins
(2), Zimmerman.
Left on bases Philadelphia 6, Chl.
cago Z. M
First base on balls-OT Coombs T.;
off Brown . davis, Barry, Lord)
Base on errors Philadelphia /.
Struck out-By Brown, Lord, Davis,
Lapp GU, Coombs, Baker, Hartsel BY
Coombs, Tinker GU, Holman.
Wild pitch Brown.
Time 2:05.
Umpires O'Day at plate; Sheridan
on bases; Connolly in right field J;
Rigler in left field. m
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24
FRENCH AVIATOR KILLED.

Doua!, France, Oct. 23. Captain
Madiet. military aviator, was inhtant-
ly killed today When at q height Of
100 feet ne tried to stop the motor
and glide to the ground, The motor
continued to run aud the machine
plunged TO the earth, the aviator's
skull being crushed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24
BATTING AND FIELDING.

Chicago, Oct. 23.The official aver
age of Chicago batting is l221 for the
worlds series, and team fielding is
.954 per cent. The Philadelphia team
batted .3l7 and fielded .945.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24
START RELIEF EXPEDITION

st. Louis, Oct. 23.--Louis Spindler,
representative Of the Aero Club left
tonight for Toronto. where he will or.
ganize a relief expedition to search
for Allan X, Hawley, pilot, and Aug
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-24

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every morning.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
.KYSCRAPER TALES.
The Moon and The Breeze.

Al dgy long F1amand waited m -afe
hiding h. closet IN the offio,' 81 -Doeiker
Dealer n Cows which wa. stacked with
old paper ard not opened once a year.
He he, Fpl"nty ~ food with him. He was
not "a. '2Ied 10y his Craniped position. Il
was is..,S,,ring to watch through the key
hols the ni-srly old man doing the very
things he knew be- would do.
There would be NO question then of
cracking the safe The craze IT jewels
waH upon Decker lie could not part
with them even Tor night. Back and
forth he vactIiatsd b.st Ween the safe and
the desk fetching. undoing soft cotton
rods. gazing fascinated upon their glitter
ing contents. taking from them and en-
s;lossinR Va the roll h~ carried in he breast
pocket the very choicest and hen Rrtidg-
ingiy locking up the others again. Who
knew - well a. Flamand. unchanged from
long employment for theft. that DoeIksrs
one home delight was to gloat over the
gems he kept 80 close - his withered
heart.
After d,rsk Mark Hyland. salesman.
came 20 report the result % his trip. just
ns Fianand knew he would come.
Old Decker looked up strIily withou;
rising or extending his hand. The young
man was valuable, to him. but he disliksd
In him the cOmpanionafle qualities which
gave worth to his services. Besides there
was another reason. a deeper disfavor.
Had not this shiitless fellow dared 10
make up 20 DD@lker's niece. Marcia
QlIalssY Suppose they did seem IN an
equality. since the girl was also employed
n a clerk in the Aerial Building? That
didn't alter the secre' fact that some day
she must bs her uThl"'- heir whsn he had
bsen torn from his precious gems forever.
suppose Hyland with all his faults. was
honest and honorable? The more I'M
possible fool be - think 90 stiCces.1 with
such q WORKOUT stock ~ trade
We'll. how did you make OutY- snapped
DOelker. Pew saleD and poor ones. no
aoubt, a. usual"
HylAnd produced checks and bills and
memoranda. lie showed from the cotton
roll he undid the gems remaining from
his sales. Everything was correct every
thing should have been satisfactory.
-What's the matter with your hand7"
suddenIy asked Do~lker, for Hyland's
left hand was bound with handkerchief.
!. Hyland colOrt-d
must have scratched II On IN. latch
Of some door or other. he stanm.red. i
noticed 10 was bleedinR A. I c.tu. along
You have been drinking You are half
drunk nowi-
-No. Mr.. DOelker. I never get drunk.
I itst znAtched glass II lS~sr and a
sandwich. NJ a. not 10 keep you waiting
A dissOluts chap muttered Doeiker.
II Aann'e knOw he would 20 straight a.
The devil I'D have discharged him long
aRo. Now don't talk back, b'It be n
and alesp yourself SolDer. III not settle
youP accounts until you are And mind
ksap away from Miss Quaies for the fu-
tl1ra. She doesn't want a. have any
hing 70 do with you. She told me only
AnGry. HylAnd hurried from the once.
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To the pony ballets. butterfly quadrilles
ard harnyard Chantecler turkey trots
the dancing masters have added another
and satisfa Ctorily bizarre scheme of
rhythmic movement: they call II the aero
nette dance Paris has taken up the aero
nette dance with enthusiasm which means
that IL has the frank Of at least tempo
ERry approval
Not for the stage and the trained per-
fection OF the hallet u this aerOnette.
IL needs no secret lights under filmy
draperies nor hidden wires 20 lift the
DANCERS over the gaping mouth Of the
pit n l. for the ballroom. the zap 90
date ballroom whose dev"tees demand
that something novel shall he the portion
of each Succeeding season
Like the Paris modistes and the Paris
tRilors. tho French dancing masters al
ways aim In keep about ten PAGES in ad-
vance of the time Hence. though dress
aenupian~A FOR Use az social functions
and 10 he worn attached 10 evening
clothes have not vet made the ballroom
n sOeial aviation field. the dancing mas
tors of that dear Paris have evolved the
next thing ~ the biplane harm dance.
IN the aeronette the dancers simulate
the aeroplane That may not sound
easy firsi OF. The average dancer does
not hook lie tn aeropLns. however giddy
and liEht uf foot he may feel Nor does
the average dancer ge' far ~ the wax
in these days Of the glide and the little
hop.
But the Partisan dancing masters have
made utc aproplane movements 81 the
dance simpb
The orcbs-etr,, strikes I'm a few prelin,i-
nary bars of the specially written music
That indsoate- perhaps that the aeroplane
Il coming ont of the she'd ~ that paulhan
~ tuning up the starboard guy wires.
That ~ the signal for the dancers TO take
their position. couple Nv couple upon
the aoor. The man and his partner
stand side by sid" their arms outstretched
and bodies bent slightly forward
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Would ihay not take her rwny satisfied. II
~. could only attract them IN tho roof
With sufd N impul~. Flamanh Iift II .ha
hatchway which h" had sst itI-t leo had
then whom N" heard shouts from below. he
shiv~red gain
Well might Flamand desperately whirl
through 'h- T1irt ~ the ultimate hidilR
a. the result ~ his ~ advised s'Ta tegeFn
On. that curtain hadn't bulged! oh.
Il hs hadn't pesred through and seen the
girls bound hand Faxon dsrted up the
steep stairs and into the little house. the
plain clothes men after him.
Did You leave that scuttle open,
MArcia?" he deTna nded
No. MOI answered the startled girl
How could H.
Thin the villain ~ M here some'erea
boys. and the detectives sWarmed fanlike
over the roof. Rat Mark remained with
Marcia in the little hOus-
IN vain. as the men turned az either end
drew near and met. not a sight or solnd
had heen seen ar heard Il fhmand. Had
ne thrown himself over the waist high
parapet3 Had he worked his way down on
the 0Tnamentation - the facades
Is the moon and the breeze are his
lri nds after all. growled Eaxon. little
knowing that the heart 81 their quarry
vas again riven by the interference Of
those same inanimate things.
For again the hreeze rushed from the
sea. plucking and tossing the nists like
gigantic blossoms. Again the moon sent
down her rays. serene in their conflict
against Chaos and old Night They
touched into gold the hall on the top u
the flagstaff They gave certain shapes
and meaning to a shadow clin9ing directly
underneath
Come down, Flamand'- called a de-
tective. -or fire.
Terror shook the wretch's clutch Down
he dropped, full forty feet. The cotton
roll In his breast. elaborated and hurst.
showered his poor body with gems that
sparkled and shinsnered never before 70
brightly in the moonlight and the breeze.
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The orchestra slips into two bars Of =
dreamy waltz dreamy IL the word the
dancing masters uae-the measure he
comes suddenly faster and the dancers
take six gRllOping steps forward. VOLTA
the aeroplane skins over the ground on
it, tr'Indle wheels preparatory to taking
fight.
Bending the knees the dancers stoop
toward the floor. then raise their clasped
hands over their heads with a graceful
motion indicating the flight Of bird.
Now the orchestra ~ sobtBng out the
measures Of dangerous Viennese waltz
at least the dancing masters say it's
languorous. Tne partners face each
other. thei- arms outstretched and hands
joined Alternately the joined hands
rise first 10 ne side. then TO the other
while two dance steps forward and hack
help TO Indicate the soaring fitting aero
plane
The aeroplaD~ - now in full fight and
still soaring. Does not the music grow
faster and faster and do not the couples
whirl madly in six turns OF the Boston
two step. then balance and launch once
more into the ri wild whirlsS
The last movement Of the dance CONES
then. The music goes into the chrOnatic
scale. which indicates that the motor has
stopped or "ne &C the prOpellers has
dropped on "r some r~tArdiBg circum-
stance like that has occ urred. The gen.
uemen, supporting their partners quickly
change from one foot to the other: the
uni ted hands of the partners stretch
toward the 6oor. indicating that the asro-
plane il coming down Slower become
the steps. and ~ the end the dancers are
back to back. with hands still ciasped and
Outstretchad
Reports from Paris say that many
pleasing and fanciful novelties have been
introduced a. accessories to this new
dance. The women have We'd with one
another IN composing miniature aero
planes - ribbon and ire % wear on their
heads. and some of them affect pleasing
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u. Bsyther. I swear by tho saints he
never did
All. but he was se~n. he will he sus-
pected. he was running IN fear
IL no had hsen m fear h" wud not
he running. mind ihot too. Whoever
u was did u put up sneak. not amy
such hold front. He must ~ xRTn toy
on the blind side II uSr. unless How
you tr~mble. child aud weep. a. 10 u vas
cruel not Ia let you ruin YOURSELF
What els" ~ there for me To do !
have mo- hope in Oh. world. mn friends
in the world
Its Of that poor dead thing out
STRETCHED on the FUR you must he speak
ing and not Of your Dritty self Sure
not unly Everybody hut iverthing ~ your
frind I.Ook nov ssft like th" breeze
Kisses your cheek. stealing roo the blinds.
the rascal thot he -; and the moonbeams
too. why they make your bonny hair
the more golden. The divvIe's in the
moonlight SURF: how il spreads along
the wall. a. II making a AearchI And
look. look; Biver since me job seen that
closet durs ajar And whats that flap
ping in the crack Of IL. as n the breeze
had lined in To call attention 90 it'"
FaNOn turned zap the desk light. He
stepped Ia the closet and brought out
the piece % tapping paper. IL was a
piece Of brown wrapping paper. with
rectangular folds. There we're crumbs
and specks still clingins damp TO IL. He
shifted IL critically.
-surs the wan who did il was hid in
there long enough 20 eat his lunch he
assertsd. -rhot lets young Hyland cut
- - ~
stack 81 Bibles A. high a. thot case that
b. wasn't up here half hour altogether
80 much gained. even though Il doesn't
show who the van was or where he
Howly Mother! did you liver 80 the likes,
Thot frind ~ you're. the brcezs. hS 10
working overtime surei-
Even while the janitOr vas rambling
on in his good natursd efforts % heartsn
the girl In a sudden gust the blinds hanged
wide open In through the window few
a hit % paper on a tangent from a whir.
TO slap into FaxOn's face. Il was brown
lar folds. There were crumbs and specks
still ciinging damp to u. Again he
shifted critically.
WHOEVER Il was that done it, he cried
in high excitsment. ia taking his supper
now. He's hid In tho building for fear.
for fear his wounded hand might bseTny
him! Unbind your hand Rerchief, my
dear. there's Gnoddsr van alrddy n
cat TO take the curse OF Hyland's chance
hurt, whativar 10 WIS. and that's the
gsnOoins article hiaaslr-
The girl hsraslf asw 70 the window.
She leaned far out.
-whsrs can Il haVs come fromPs abs
rallied hack. The wind 10 strong from
the rear Of ths building. but can't see.
think 10 h fixing for rain. Tho shy 10
nov overcast; there's mist In tho air
] cant see a thing"
But you may be sSsn yourself. my
lear. reioined The janitor, and guilt
SHES quick az an unusual sight. All
q ! had hut wan good man with me-. q
aunkY young fellow Ike Hyiand hiaNelfs
Who speAks my nancy cEEne = voics
rom the hall: and HylRnd stepped into
he Office % stand In shocked amusement
90 obvious not % pFDclaim his innocsncs
Dver the body Of his employer. Then 10
vas Flnmand after all" NJ length he said
What. that shifty Hpan'aFd1' blurted
saHcn. ITS like hts WORK; but how can
'Ou know 10 did itl'
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NOES F0R DEvENCF.
Hs~ Thry Are Trasned Ia Besgsum 70
Proeect Master and PrepeVt,.

BrussSfs covres popds1re Ioaslon Ssas,'gr'
very interesting congress has iusI
taken place in Brussels In connection With
the competitions for dogs trained for Tho
defence OI their master aud has property
and for police dogs
The programmes under discussion Was
divided into two secttons. that for dogs
privately trained for the defenre of their
master and his property and that FOR polite
dogs In the former secti1n dog 81 all
kinds are used and the matter NJ training
IL individual and according TO the % ner
tSersanal idea Belgium has am unenviAbIs
notoriety In the matter OF crime lpTobabiy
due TO liza Lax punIshrentsl. and a solitary
pedestrian In . lonely. unfrequeussd nstgh-
bOrhOod has often a poor chance even In
daylight unless armed
AZ night even the outskirts Of the iouns
aRd villages are unsafe. and this " Why
many men whose occupations Oblige them
"a face the risk of attack train thsir dogs
TO defend them THIS idea has snormouriy
developed Od late years IN Belgium. and
competitive trials arc nov nmmevots
which with their good prizes and the high
sums for which trained dogs are often
SOLD greatly encourage the breedinG Of
suitable dogs
Many men In Brlsssls Keep q dog sslely
a. defence tor going TO and from WORK.
and IN any large vacant space of ground
one IL sure 90 lind some man training his
dog with this purpose sa view.
The dogs used solslY for defence ami
police doHS, q whom u roqutFod a more
sohte tntelheencs, must for their OSn
eAfo9y learn certain lasaOnS In common
food from any 0ae. although thelr master
may not BE- present 10 restrain thom
An0thpr tom Bseeled On thu .prowgmmms
Vac the height of the luuns required 81 the
doas Roth defence and police doga must
~ able 90 lusac ssa1s hnarding - least
OF eaRht feet. thoueh some dogs can Jump
neariy ten feet Vita ditch a. over seven
three fest high. and tao animals, Witch
jump ~ the word q command. Inuei come
bach over tss obstacle TIE instant thsy.ars
called
The don's capalillty % guarding his
maweera property - always tested ~
Inanna Of an individual dressed like An
that the doG Nit Onlv Mttark him When -
Actually totacAaa tnS proDSTty.
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Tie had been careless and reckless he
had permitted this hard taskmaSfeF 10
snchain him with debt aud advances
Vow he was reaping the consequences
Now Marcia. In whom he believed had
absolutely gone hack ON him. He might
a. well make hole in the river and he
done with u all. since no one would care
FaNon. the janitor. looked thoughtfulIy
after the young man he shot through
the entry unheedinR. not hearing his
kindly greeting: he shook his head d1-
biously a. he tilted his chair and puffs-d
slowly az his pipe. A pretty Rirl dressed
plainly in gray remarked HylADd's aRi-
taiion with as full a comprising glance
as he darted by nor under the corner
light unheeding
Mark. Marx. whatever il the matter
with your she called. Wait, won't YOU
until ] have seen uncle for a momentY-
The las; isrsOn ia the world Id wait
for. shouted back Mark in his anger.
-ls one who ~ going to $50 that uncle
of yours. I'm through with him; I'm
through with you forever
Pretty Marcia had been signing softly,
a. women do sigh IN their endurance.
over her diSagreeable errand. Il was
hard at any time IL approach her uncle
hut now to have Ia ask money Of him
tn have To tell the story of Lax work Of
reduced pay. that was hard indeed Yet
a. she went into the building ahe sighed
more deeply; for In Hyland's sudde
htAa N'fttbE ~ NulCu even
"omen may not endure
IL
Fla mand crept out ~ the ONCE alb
rcy scn' ne soHtude' the stined
AH "s slArhs hEnts OF the Iong corridor
sAEs MN rnoinentaly rehei' was
~ W "o W nun'e"' 20 Ue away rom
uhe nsh@cs :" thA' o'u dead lace On
uh'ch ne mao nor meant 70 case; but
the Dree1s hAh blown out the curtain. the
h"Fn nan sh"he throush' u had nashed
has NS'oh upon MN
Nurses upon mem botn' No wonder he
mao starter back 50 suddenly a. To tear
hs hahd on the point 81 the sclASors he
had pia"~d hack on the table. He looked
doNh IN amnesty on the redd~nlnG handksr-
ch'ei ne haa Oound about H. What should
he dor
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STEEL TOIS.
Made New In Large variety IN Place %
fast IPoa 90 I'm.

wnde New In Large variety IN Place %
East IFea 80 I'm.
Steel IL used nowadays not only in the
frames Of tall buildings. In railroad tracks.
In bridges and such large ways, but aluo
In tbs manufacture Of toys. Many TOYS
that once were made OF wood. Of cAst iron.
or % tin arc now made Of steel.
Steel toys include. for example. TOW
carte and wagons stamped out of thin
sheet steel. toy steel dump cart.
painted In bright colOrs and provided with
a twisted wire handle is made 90 retail
for five csnts. There are LARGER TOW
dump carts and four whsslsd toy wAgous
OF various sizes and sorts. including ice
wagons, maii wagons. srprsas wagons.
milk wagons. all decorated In coIoru. ana
some without and some with horua. and
wagons and horses all Of steel. thens Iarwer
toys ranging up 20 . retail prics Of Is
cents.
Among the steel toys are toy amfes i'm
various styles and sissa and made in very
satellite appearance. and thsrs are steel
toy money banks Of various dsaiRna and
toy steel furniture and horns and a,,tss
In fact steel toys are now made in larms
variety. not tbs least in.srsstinR thing
among them bsinG the steel toy drum.
which h made not only vita its shall and
hoops % stesl. hut with hsadn alao Of
steel. painted 20 initiate ahampnkfn- Th~r.
h an all steel toy drum that a r.fnil~d
TOT ~ httAB - 70 Csnta.
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You don't understsnd. ! don't know
but ] saw him Just now answered NY
land smba IRA zsedlv ~ he lookeh toward
Marcia. half hid behind the llinds. =
was walking up end down the side street
hoping thnt Marcia might come along
worried bss,aiise she didn't como.
Al the hack ! happen~d to look mp
There was a. hurst Of moonlight j'Ist then
saw FlanRnd: yes. IN swear u was his
face. spring "a the window NJ n reaching
for something that whrks.d nut II WAS
all ~ q moment the clouds rolled over
again.
Then a. I walked hack I saw a light in
this ONCE. I saw Marcia leaning ont 49, IL
for help burned up Oh. Why did you
lee her stay in such dreadful placep-
hound hand. Tny lad. end fall down and
worship sc,p riding
And - FsXon explained the girls
devotion Hyland did crave forgiveness