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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

y
odbyly sic W przesz}y czwar'
tex " .,Sulzer's Harlem Ca.
sino" 127 ul. i 2 ave., zakof-
czyly sic zwyciestwem p. Cy-
ganiewicza. Przez 43 minu,
ty potrafi} Pilakoff' zrecznie
wvwijaG sic, Z powtarzsjacych
sic raz "a ,azem niebezpiecz-
nych chwyt6w: " Fohcu je'
dnakze musiai ulec przewa-
zajacej sile Zbys7ka. Walka
ma drugi zaw6d trwala zaled-
vie pare minut.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Sedzia
Shove skaza} Jana Wasif.
.ski4go i B. Ditor na 8 mie-
slace wiezienia "a kradziez
wegla 2 yard6W kolei New
York Central.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

OMAHA Nebr. Jan Fyda
pocbodzi z Galicyi, " Amery
CO przebywa Cd 20.tu lat.
Pietnascie lat byl farrerem
a oko}o 5 lat szynkarzem W
So. Omaha. Cd roku farmu-
je W La Platte, Neb., 10 mil
ma poludnie cd SO. Omaha.
Wartosc msjatku jego wyno-
81 oko{o 25 do 80 tysiecy dol.
= J6zef Wodek; praktyko-
wany zawodowy mlynarz
ze starego kraju, pocbodyi 2
Galicyi. W Brazy]ii przebv~
wal 3 lata; a W r6}nocnej A.
meryci przebywa cd % lat.
Pracowaf W rzezalniacb; a
5przez 10 lat prowadzif W So,
Omaha. sk)ad groseryjny. Cd
roku farmuje W La Platte,
Neb. i ,,jest wart" cd 10 do
II tysiecy dol.
Pie:ws>ym Polakiem kt6'
|ry moze objac posade klerka
W banku jest p. Franc. Hail
dak, urodzony i wychowany
W Stanie Nebraska miescie
So. Omaha, Pcsiadajac wy.
see handlowe wykszta]cenie,
p. Hajdak przez kilka lat zai-
mowa1 posade klerka W blu.
RE mie]skiego kasyera, q cd
|roku zosta} powolany ma gl6-
wnego klerka W banku The
live Stock National. P. Hal
dak ma wielkie szanse ma
pr>yszlpsc, tax W przemysle
iaEotez j W polityce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
z powodu IL braklo mu pie
niedzy na utrzymanie y ME
m6gi znalezc piracy, Jak6b
Kuiawa popelnil samob6j-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

RZYM, 6 marca. oenea
eye budzi morderstwo doko-
name tn onegdaj; porucznik
wloskiej armii bar. Paterl,o
zamordowal W jednym hotelu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

PEKIN, 6 marca. Prasa
chjhska oraz Gala op'nia pub
liczna jest tego zdania, 10
Rosya stala sic umys|nie jak
naUaskrawiej sy-
tuacye W Cbinach, rozsiewa-
jac wiesci o rozruchach z
powodu dzumy, o mozliwos.
ci wybuchu walki novel z
boxerami itp., aby wyrobic
u pa6stw przekonanie, ze
dla uspokojenia, potrzebna
jest okupacya pogranicznych
prowincyi chihskich, oczy-
wiscie okupacya jej dokona-
'yby ,,us|uzna" Rosya, kt6ra
tam jest najblizej ze swy1ni
interesami i ,,armatami''. z
Mandzuryi donosza, ze Roeya
najwi 1oczniej zmierza do ta-
kiej okupacyil Granica jest
wciaz jes, cze zamknieta dla
Chihczyk6w z powodu. dzu.
my, srozacej sic wciaz 2 jed
|nakowa sila. Rad chi1ski
zaprzecza mozliwosci wybu
chu powstania boxerskiego.
Rad zawiadomil Rosye, il
ME zyczy sobie uk}adu hand.
lowego 2 r. 1881, gdvz i in
ne pahstwa, ME posiadajace
takich przywilei6w, "a.
pragne'ybY ich "a dworom
Rosyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

WIEDEN, 6 marca. Pre-
mier Rienerth og{osii W dniu
26 lutego oredzie z okazyi W
dniu tym przypadajacej 50ej
rocznicy ogloszenia konsty.
tucyi .austrye ckiej "a minis
,eryum Schmer]inga W roku
1861. Bienerth W oredzin
SVEN zspewnia, 10 pragnie
ideally konstytucyi utrzymac
g6rnie!.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
PETERSBURG, 6 marca

PETERSBURG, 6 marca.
w ca}ej Rosyi obchodzono
uroczyscie sofa rccznice
u xlaszczenia WHO'S clan. W
kaza6skiej katedrze odby}o
SIC nabozehstwo, na kt6rem
by} car 2 carowa. Potem od'
by} sic przeglad wojsk. Po
wszystkich miastach, mias.
teczka h i wsiach urzadzono
obchody i zabawy ludowe;
biednym W ca}yu kraju da-
no obiad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. An.
toni Kubasik przez kilka go
dziu oczekiwal powrotu swe-
60 eyna Edwarda, jedynaka
liczacego lat 18, kt6ry rych'o
rano wyszed1 z domu, by
szukac pracy. Gdy juz moo
nadcbodzi1a a syna jeszcze
ME bv}o, ojcjec zacza} sic
niepokoic. z gazet juz sic do
wied7ial, ze na torach kolejo-
wych znaleziono trupa m}o-
diego cxiowieka. w kohcu
cjcjec uds1 sic do kostnicy
pow. atowoj i tam " owym
trupie rozpoznaf swego "a.
ginionego jedynaka.
ZrozI1aczony ojciec uda1
sic do swego domu, by tam
podzieli} sic ia smutna nowi-
ma z ccze' u aca iona i mat
ka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

ksiezne Trigona, dame dworu
kr6lowej w'oskiej, poczem
sam pope}Di} samob6jstwo.
Oboje utrzvmywali stosunek
milosny, kt6ry stall sic powo-
dem rozwodu ksiezny z jei
mezem. Ksiezna choc mia}a
juz dwie DUE c6rki, naleza}a
do najpiekniejszych kobiet
ma divorce w1oskim; gdy o
jej tragjcznym zgonie dowie-
dzia}a sic kr6lowa Helena. =
zemdla}a! Powodem zajscia
bylo zdaje sic: to, il ksiezna
W obawie skandalu chcia}a
rozejsc sic z kochankit m...
RZYM; 6 marca. Gazety
pe1ne So opis6w i szczeg6-
low dotyczacych zamordowa-
MIA ksiezny Tregona, danny
dworu .kr6Iowy w}oskitj,
przez bar. Palermo, kt6ry po-
pelpi} zamach samob6jczY j
zranii sic ciezko W glove, ale
zdaje sic, zyc bed>ie. Leka-
RE maja przedsjewziac ope
racye celem wyjecia kull
Palermo jest przytomny; ze7-
nal on, ze ksitzne k'chat,
ale pieniedzy cd niej ME wy
musza{. O zajsciu samem mic
.faewi mic cthcia}.- Ostatnio
zacza} on symulowaf ob}aka.'
ME m6wi}, re ksiezna sama
sie przebi}a sztyletem, co
Jest niernozliwe, glyz rama
byla zadana 2 ty1u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

ski ,,Osservatore Romano"
donosi, ze Rad hiszpa1ski
wyrazi} zyczenie podjecia ro-
Rowan z Watykanem, kt6ry
W odpowiedzi oswiadczy}, ze
got6w jest do tychze roko.
wan, jezeli Rad zaniecha
wszelkich reform i zmian W
kwestyi stosunku Kosciota
do pa6stwa, ME porozumiaw-
sly sic wprz6dy Watvka-
nem, a vice Rad niema O.
graniczac praw zakon6w i
ich w}asnosci i wog6]e zad
nych nowych zarzadze6 pred
zako6czeniem uk}ad6w wpro-
wadzac ME bedzie. Co ma to
Rad odpowie - ME wiadomo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

NANTICOKE, Pa. Tego-
roczna kampania o koncesye
szvnkarskie W naszej okolicy
ME zapowiada sic ;,omyslnie
dla aplikant6w, gdy2 stanow-
czo "a wie'e jest zg'osze6 .
ljcencye, 2 czego wynikaja ia
kie pocieszne fakta, jak No.
W Swoyersvile, gdzie po obi
czeniu prosb przekonano sic,
re co trzeci dom W tenn mia
steczku ubiega sic 0 wyszynk.
W samym Nanticoke po-
wstaje silna opozycya prze-
civ zbytniej ilosci wyszyn-
k6w, a adwokat Shea wyste-
puje ostro nawet przeciw da-
wnym wyszynkom j domaga
sic zamkniecia dziewieciu, ia
ko niepotrzebnych. Mieday
zaczepionymi interesami sa
nastepujace polskie biznes,:
Fran. Madajewski, Win. Gu
bewski, D. Sakowski, F. Ma.
dzewski. Piotr Kedzieiski,
M. Laskowski, W. Jakubow-
ski i Jan Giowacki.
Pod zarzutem znecania sic
mad iona aresztowanym 20
sta} Fran. Stankiewicz. Sc
d2ia Burnett cbcial go pus-
cic ma wolnosc pod kaucYa,
a W braku got6wki i pore
czyciela, mia} ochote przyjac
ma gwarancye piekne skr2yp
ce podsadnego. 81
Lecz mu2ykalny pan Fran. !.
ciszek odrzucil 2 uburzeniem
tie propozycye j razem re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
z NIW POLSKICn
w AMBRY1E

GRAND RAl1Ds, Mich.
Dorotka, cztero4etnia core
czka pa6stwa Bpl. Brzozow
skich, umar}a v strasznych
bole6ciach W poniedzia}ek
wiecz6r W 1nieszkaniu rodzi-
COW pm. 346 ,Czwarta u]. mad
haIa tow: sw. Jadwigi. PAM
Brzozowska wysAa ma pod.
w6rze oko}o 4. po' po}udniu
by powiesic suknie. Sfyszac
krzyk dziecka pobieg}a do
domu i znalszla c6reczke ca
Ia W p}omjeniach. Brzozcw.
ska w}asneni rekoma ugasi-
la ogit6, raniac sic bolesnie
poczem zawiadomila sasia-
dow kt6r.zy wezIwali doktora
Swiatka i dr.. Pattersona. Do
ktorzy ME mogli uratowat
zycia dziewczyncg starali
sic tylko ulzyc jejj " cierpie7,
mach. Popalenia znajdowaly
sic ma c.lem cie!e. Smier6
ako6czyla meki dziecka Q
godzinie 6 tegoz wieczola.
PAM Brzozowska ME moze
Wyt}u maczy6 jakim'sposobem
zapali}y sic suknie dziecka.
Zapa}ki by}y schcwane gdzie
Dorotka ME mogfa ich size
gnac, jodnakowoz musia'a
znale6c zapa}ke gd2its .albo
tez "a blisko sic przybjizyla
do pieca. Pogr2eb odpy4 sic
W czwartek rano z koscio}a
sw. Wojcieohl ma polski
cmentarz. Panstwu Brzozow-
skim pozosta}a jeszcze ]5-
miesieczna c6reczka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

stwo we wtorek po po}udniu
przez strza1 z rewolwera. Ku-
java by4 zoloierzem amery-
ka6skim podczas wojny z
Hiszpania j s1uzy} diva lata
ma Filipinach. Bawi} W Grand
Rapids przez kilka miesiecy
diva lata temu, poczem uda{
sic do South :. Bend Ind,
gdzie pod1bno ma krewnych
i gdzie by1' dobrze znanym.
Wr6ci1 do Grand Rapids ze-
sz}..go lata, lecz d}ugo tn ne
byi bo po .kilku miesiacach
znowu pojecha1 do South
Bend. DIVA tygodnie tema
przyjecha} znowu Go Grand
Rapids i zaczal szukat piracy,
gdyz. byl bez pieniedz.v. Pc
wien salunista polski pozwo-
lii mu nocowac u siebie do
p6kib:y ME znalaz} piracy. W
ponied>iaiek wiecz6r Kuja1ya
zwierzyf sic kilku: przyjaci'o-
iom jezeli nastepnego dn1a
poszukiwania jego beda b z
sku!eczne, to juz wiecej pra-
cy szuka6 ME bedzie. Wa
wtorek udal sic jeszcze do
pewnej. fabryki mebli, lecz
spotkal go. zaw61 DO piracy
:nio dostal. Po poIddniu udaf
sic tramwajem do zak}adu dla
starych zo}nierzy i tam sto.
jac bi.sko budynku strzelif
sobie W skro6, zabijajac sic
ma mjejscu. LiczJ1 on lat IS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

STREATOR, III. - Polka
PAM Japina Antolik warzac
strawe zb)izy}a sic do zapa-
lonego piecyka gazowego i
jej suknie zaje}y sic cd og-
MIA. Zanim jej nadbieg}a po.
moe, nieszczezliwa kobieta
tax sic poparzyia, il umar}a
W kilka minut p63niej W
strasznych meczarniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

RZYM, 6 marea. - Wa
.tykan ME dobre zywi ma
dzieje o losach katolIk6w
we Francyi z powodu zmia-
ny tamtejszego gabinetu mi
nisteryalnego. Przypominaja,
re "a czas6w De]cassego,
ministra spraw zagranicz-
nych W gabinecie Combes'a
nastapilo zerwanie Francyi
z koscio}em, Cd tego czasu
nastapi}y przesladowania bez.
ustanne. Obecnie Delcasse
noWuiesta czlonk kiaaagahi~
netu, a i reszta minjstr6w
jest nieprzychylnie usposo-
biona wzg]edem Watykanu,
kt6ry stad oczekuje novel
seryi ocisku przeslad dcwa1.
Watykan wyraza zadowole-
ME z trafnej swej dotychcza-
sowej po]ityki rezerwy wo-
bee Brianda, kt6ry lax teraz
widac, ME by} talk silnym
jak sic zdawa|o, a radykali
byli zawsze panami sytuacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
skrzypcami powedrowa} do
kozy.

CHICAGO, Ill. Hr. Apo.
nyi, dawniejszy minister we
gierski pr2yby} do Chicago;
so detektyw6w strzeg'o go,
a jeszcze. wieksza liczba tych
70 znajdowa1a sic miedzy pu-
blicznoscia. Zaopi-k,
sic MIN tax czule .wskutek
protestu 7amieszka}ych W
Chicago Slonian. Hrabiego
przywitali przyjaciele ma
dworcu; ME przys>lo jedna
kowoz do demontsracji prze-.
civ MENU. Apponyi ostrze-
zony przez kou'i,et federacji
wegierskiej z obawy pred
rozruchami przyby} o dwie
godziny rychlej anizeli zapo-
wiedzia1 pomino tel ostroz-
nosci zebra1o sic kilka set
SfoNian ia dworcu przy u]icy
La Sale: kt6rzy przywitali
go oznakami nienawiscj j
,,dow NJ. JakiS
mezczyzna chciaf sic gwa}tem
dostac do samochodu hra
biego, ale przeszkodzono mu
" tym. -~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

NEW YORK, N. Y. Zapa-
sy miedzy Zbyszkiem a Fin
czykiem Pilahoffem, jake
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17

ment whereby the passenger trains OF
The New York Central may be aperat
ell through to New Orleans and Pen
sacOla.
Chicago H., June ia personal
contract" campaign has been matt
eurated by the management OF me
Illinois Central Railroad for the puT-
pose of having as many as possible
OF its leading officials meet patrols
and business men generally in cities
and towns through when its Ines
pass Since he became Chief eXec;.
tive Of the road President Markham
has carried ont this plan to . con
siderable degree, and other officials
are now Joining with him in making
| its good effects more widespread
Through this method, II Is declared
will be able to learn at first han(
how well it's service is liked. wher'
it can he improved ana now friendly
relations can he more strongly es
ltablished.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
LAKES AND GULF
NEW YORK CENTRAL COMBINE
WITH LOUISVILLE AND
NASHVILLE AT EVANS
VILE.
Will Operate Through Line July -
Illinois Central Inaugurates Per.
sonaI Contract Campaign to
Promote Good Feeling.

Hammand, Ind, June 1G-With the
completion Of the Chicago, Indiana
and Southern Railway, July / the
New York Central lines will operate
a through line from the great lakes TO
the Gulf of Mexico. This announce
ment was made tonight at Hammonn
by an official of the New Yo.E Cen.
trail lines, who said that the Chicago,
Indiana and Southern would begin
It's train service between Evansville.
Ind, and Chicago July /. A reclp,
rocal agreement has been entered IN.
20 by which the New York Central
viii cooperate with the Louisville
and Nashville in the realization OF
he plans OF the former road to es.
tahlisn gultto-the-lakes route the
plan involves the eventual constrnc.
ton OF important docks az indiana
Harbor, Ind, where lake freight can be
| transshipped to the railroad
The freight from the Chicago, III
| llama and Southern will be turned
over TO the Louisville and Nashville
at Evansville. The roads concerned
have also entered into a traic agree
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
Entertained for Cairo.tes.

The Benton Standard says The
Misses Moore entertained last Friday
afternoon. at their home. for their
guests. Misses Rosalind Roberts aud
Laura Clendenen, of Cairo Those
present We're Misses, Edna and Edith
Aiken, Flossie Pope, Pearle and Clara
Spiller, Grace Fitzgerrell. Geno and
Lulu Aiken, Margaret Cantrell. Mary
and Ruth Cantrell and Marie Stoves.
Miss Cecil Moore gave a sunrise
breakfast, Saturday morning, for her
guests. Misses Roberts and Clendenen
at Hilens Ford.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17

Mrs. Catherine Wichert of 51a
Eleventh street, has returned from
Oklahoma after a three months visit
P. VI. Bray and wife returned home
yesterday from st. Louis.
Leon Roche was in Cairo yesterday
on business for his father
Miss Gertrude Moore head of Full
ton, Ky, formerly of Cairo was in
the city yesterday calling on friends
Mrs. Kate Colo of Memphis is the
guest of Mrs. Robert Greaney Of 220S
Washington avenue
w. e. Milford of Milford Bros
general store at Olive Branch spent
yesterday in the city en- route home
from ST. Louis.
MIR and Mrs p NJ. Bray of 210a
Pine street returned yesterday from
st. Louis accompanied by Mrs Bray's
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17

The second annual Senior Prom
was given last evening at Swoboda's
han on Twenty eighth street by the
graduation class of 1911. The hall
was beautifully decorated with the
class colors, BLACK and Gold" and
with many pennants. There were
about fifty couple present; the out OF
town guests being Miss Pauline
Moore OF Charleston, Miss Esther
Martin of Anna. Miss Dorothy Davis
of Tamms, Miss Hazel and Mary
Hubbard of Godfrey, III. The chap
erones were Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Allen
ara Misses Maud Hastings and Alice
Wenger
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
OTYNEWS in BRIEF
Doing We'll.

A Caroite, who was in Denver. Colo
recently mentions having seen many
other Caroites there, Sam Collins
and Allen McGrIder. Collins, wnC
was owner OF the IRijou theatre in
Cairo for several months, has now q
fine position, that OF chief salesman
Of the Powell, Cooper Furniture Co
the SWEETEST furniture store In Den
yer. McGruder is connected with the
Majestic theatre at fine salary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
viii Purchase Seats,

Sheriff Frazier's office equipment
will be augmented by Fairbanks scale'
which will have an attachment for
measuring heigihth. 1t is purposed to
weigh and measure each prisoner be
fore placed behind the bars, so that
in the future he may be idenE fed
more readily
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
Marriaqe at Mounds,

Edward White and Miss Mildred
Jones of Mounds were married Thurs.
day afternoon at the Commercial no.
tel, in that place. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. ], H. Runalls
pastor of the Congregational church.
The young couple have many friends
in this city. The groom is an EN-.
ployee of the Illinois Central.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17

TIE members Of the Silent Seven
club were entertained yesterday after
noon by Miss Helen Sclah Of Seventh
street. The afternoon was spent play
ing games afser which refreshments
were served
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
- SOCIAL o4ND PERSONAL "

| brother. Frank Sanrbers Of that city
| who will remain on visit a shor
/ time.
Mrs. 9. O. Hodgton of Webste
| Grove, Mo-, is visiting Mrs. H. c
Lohin of 1902 Washington avenue,
| Miss Pauline Moore of Charleston
Mo, is the guest of Mrs. A. A. Bon
duranS and family of 7O3 Walnn
| street.
Miss Iona Bondnrant who has beei
visiting friends in Bardwell Ky, vii
| return home today
Mrs. Harry Hubbard and Till,
daughter Miss Mary Louise, are visit
ing in Anna Ill.,. the guests of tht
formers uncle. W. S. Anderson, and
other relatives.
+. NJ, Crangle of Watseka. Ill
member of the Illinois Legislature was
in The city yesterday on business.
Misses Adele and Bernice Harris
have returned TO their home in
Charleston after a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs L. c, Glover of lower
Walnut street.
G. A. Cannon, superintendent of
lrion Mountain, Train Master D. w.
Hickly and Road Master Gilland were
in Cairo on business yesterday.
Mrs, Rudele Estes is confined to
her home by an attack of Malaria.
Miss Grace Hubbard Of 900 SeveH-
teenth street will leave in a few days
for Memphis Tenn, where she will
he the guest of Miss Eunice Robert
son for several days.
ID. i. Williamson left yesterday for
Jackson. Tenn. to look after his
NARROW Theatre.
Miss Dorothy Davis who is the
guest of Miss Mia McNeamer will
leave this morning for Crnthersyille
where she will be the guest of Miss
Zada Lewis of that city
Mrs Clara Malone of Olive Branch
was in Cairo shopping yesterday.
Cecil Ramer of SOC Poplar is i'm
proving rapidly after an attack oil
appendicitis.
j. B. Dudley of Sikeston, Mo. was
in Cairo on business yesterday.
Jack Burdette returned yesterday
from business trip to Du Quoin and
other cities.
j. A. Vancicle OF Tamms was In
the city yesterday on business.
Miss Gertrude Blount and Miss
Lucille Scott of Wickliffe were Cairo
visitors yesterday.
Hugh Murphy, singer at the Bijou
theatre, has returned from his va
cation in the South and will begir
singing again Sunday at the picture
show.
Mrs. Otto Hertweck and daughter
Mrs. Percy Jones, and son, have re
turned to their home in Hickman
KY, after weeks visit with Mrs
John r. Ford of lower Washington
avenue.
Ray Stark OF Louisville, KY. wa.
the guest Of his cousin yesterday, Mrs
John Anderson of 2612 Elm street
Teany Goldsmith returned home
Yesterday from Chicago where he has
been attending school.
George chil1ers went to Carbonate
yesterday on business
G. w Kirkbride of Eighteenth
street employed at the WOODWARD
Hardware Co, went to rama, ILL.,,
few days ago TO accompany his wifi,
home. She has been visiting he
relatives there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17

Splitting for luck's sake was o.
considerable Importance among the
ancients. Greeks spit three times
INTO their bosoms at the sight Of a
madman or one troubled with cpl
leptic fits in order TO ward OF such
maladies.
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The Hottest June Day.

The Cairo weather bureau has been
recording heat record breakers sew.
eral times this year Yesterday the
record for June temperature was
broken by the registration OF 9S de
grees The thermometer on tle
street leyee went past the 100 mark,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
Death of a Brother.

Morris Dix 9l5 Cedar street, Of P. A.
bonds meat market, received a mes
sage Thursday announcing the death
of brother in Quincy, ILL.,, Mr., and
Mrs. Dix went to Quincy to atteno
the funeral.
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mo a. MARBLE, or CHICAGO
10 REPRESENT COMMIT.
TEE IN lORiMeR INQUIRY.
Program Agreed Upon for Three
Days Proceednes--Frank to
Tell Of Hines $4,000 Offer
to Lorimer Slush Fund,

Washington, June l6.-,lohn H..
Marble, attorney for the interstate
commerce commission, understood
10 be slated for the post Of counsel of
the L0rilner investigating committee
His selection probably Will be an
nonnced tomorrow.
Marble aud George ". Pepper of
PHILADELPHIA. who was attorney for
Clifford Pnchot dnsnS the Ballinger
Sideration for the place at a meeting
of the committee this noon. Later in
the day word was received from Pep
per that he could not accept the
position on account of a press of
other business. The elimination of
Pepper makes it practically certain
that Marble viii receive the ap-
pointment at meeting to be held
tomorrow morning Three of the
eight members OF the committee fav-
ored the selection OF former Secre-
tary Of War Jacob VI. Dickinson as
counsel The others, however, pre-
ferred either Marble or Pepper. Mar
BIZ will he satisfactory to all the
members OF the committee
known as investigator
Marble has been with The inter
state commerce commission for sey.
eral years and has been particularly
successful as an Investigator. 1t is
supposed that he will take a leave OF
absence from the commission with
the expectation of returning to his
old position at the conclusion Of The
Lorimer inquiry.
The committee at its meeting to.
day mapped out a programme cover
ing the first three days OF the hear
ings, One set OF witnesses has been
subp3anaed for Thursday, jane %:
ano her for Friday. June %. and a
third set for Saturday, June24. The
witnesses We're notified today of this
schedule The subpoenas originally
We're for Monday. Tuesday and Wed.
nesday OF next week, but the post
ponement was due to the inability Of
Elbridge Hanecy, attorney for Sena.
ter Lorimer. to be present until
Thursday.
The first days witnesses will in.
clude Clarence s Funk, general man
ager Of the International Harvester
Company, who testified before the
Helm committee at Springfield thar
Edward Hines had asked him to con.
tribute $4,000 for the Lorimer "slush
fund" Cyrus H. Mccormick, presi.
dent Of the same company, and Ed
gar A. Bancroft, general counsel for
the company, who will corroborate
Funk's story.
Hines to Be Questioned.
Following them, Hines and Ed
ward Tilden. who was gwen by Funk
as the treasurer of the fund. VIII he
questioned The committee, later will
go into other phases of the investi-
cation as developed by the Helm com.
mittee
Many of the details Of the inquiry
Will not be determined until the com
mttee's attorney has looked over the
situation.
The first hearing OF the committee
Will be held at / O'Clock on the after
noon OF Thursday, June % The hear
ings are to be held in Room SOL in
the Senate Office Building. The
committee will hold hearings daily
until all witnesses have been heard
Serator Lormer was in confer
ence with Senator Dillingham;. chair
man Of the committee, tbs afternoon.
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Bio Excursion Party.

Willilm Fitzgerald's Excur,.on
steamer Pattona was well patronized
last night. .Ahcmt Goo excursionists
were on the boat. many OF them from
Mound City The boat leaves this
morning for the south.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
N. q. 3. 0. Club.

The members of the n. B. B. o.
club met yesterday afternoon with
Miss Helen Conkle of Twelfth street.
The evening was spent in playing
games after which ice cream and
cake was served.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
To Get Close TO office.

Agent j. &. Marston of the
American and Southern Express or.
fees, has removed from 2600 Syca'
more street, where his family mas TO
sided since their arrival in Cairo, to
1926 Ninth street. /.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17

i was surprised when | heard that
Grabrox had Joined the church" Il
wasn't l happened to be present
when he and his business partner
shook dice to see which member OF
firm should join"
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informal Gard Party.

MfsS Rosalind Roberts entertained
yesterday afternoon at her home on
upper Washington with an informal
card party.
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ThinbIe Party.

Mrs. 0. p. Hurd entertained yester-
day afternoon at her home in the
Frances with an informal thlmble
party ia honor OF Mrs. Leo Rib
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
Grocers and Butchers Meet

The grccers and butchers of the
Retail Merchants Association helu
their regular monthly meeting at the
office of the secretary in the Miller
Sciiuh bui5ling last night