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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-10

elton for the legislature which i,
equivalent to election. was in the
city last evening
w Il. Fitzgerald OF Memphis
Tenn, came up to Cairo last night
Mrs ] r. kolb las returned from
Noblcsvlle, Ind, wher she spent q
month as the guest Of Mrs Horanct
Conant
Miss Mona Warden of Greenyille
Texas who has been visiting Miss
ida Barter left Tuesday on the Bic
-Four for Buffalo aud other eastern
points
J " Wenger returned last even
ing from q business trip in south
east Missouri
z. r Rowe Of Charleston came
over last evening from Charleston
Mo
Mrs William Bier Of Charleston Is
in tho city on visit with her mother
Mrs e Nordmau Of Thirly-third and
rark avenue.
Mrs Kate Wright. widow of the
late Marion c wright viii arrive the
last Of this weak from her homo at
Orlando, Fla. to spend several wceke
with relatives Her daughter Miss
Augusta arrived Sunday aud is at
present the quest Of Miss Prudeu Ma
lone of SIS Walnut street
Harry Halliday who is member
of the Harrisburg Kitty league team
is spending his two days vacation in
Cairo. He viii return TO HARRISBURG
tonight.
Miss Leila Meyers Of 3l4 Washing
ton avenue left for kentucky points
on visit Of several weeks.
William McCsnn left for st. Louis
Yesterday to enter hospital. lie
says he has a severe case of Malaria.
today The visitors sent thelbde4r
Miss RUBY Bouysm Of Paducah.
Ky. returned TO her home Yesterday
after visit with Mr., and Mrs Ar
thur Barter OF 2614 Holbrook avenue
John j. Jennelle, Jr. Of Washing
ton state. arrived in the city yes
terday on a visit to his parents. Dr.
and Mrs. j Jennolle. he left this
morning Mr., Jonnclle is secretary
of one Of the big lumber concerns of
the Western state. lie is well
pleased with the country A letter
from his wife received yesterday
stated It was SO cool that tho child
ron had to stay indoors. while cairo
was swelterine in 90 degrees.
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\ ENJOYABLE Children's PARTY.

Miss Llewellyn Fraser was the lit
tie hostess yesterday afternoon to
about fifty Of her little friends, both
boys and girls. The AFFAIR was held
at st. Mary's Park, Her invitations
read. "My papa will call for YOU
In his automobile Sheriff Fraser
made his auto speed lively conveying
the happy children to the park AS
he picked them up one and two at
time AZ their homes. The after
noon was spent in games and of roll
licking good time and refreshments
dear to the hearts Of the little ones
were served.
Mrs. A s. Fraser who had charge
Nh the party was assisted by Mrs.
James II Gilligan, Mrs, Marguerite
nlafteasl When the party was over
tbe children were given another auto
Hue II. II Gilbert aud G G. Terrell
With their aiitos assisted MFR. Fraser
I IN returning the children to their
~ E "A sSsf IA ~ IA " - ATA19t
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Swimming Party.

party Of young people left yes
sterday morning in the launch "Ad-
olph' for the Kentucky shore where
thcy spent most of the day in BATH
ing. Dinner was served on the beau
tiful banks of the Ohio on the Ken
tucky shore near the bridge, The
party left Cairo at 9:3O o'clock and
returned at 3 o'clock in the after
noon The following people We're in
the party: Mary Brown OF Charles
ton, Mo, Geraldine Schulz. Marguerite
Blatteau. Roberta Roberts, Dorthy
Capdee, Pauline Feutz. Charlotte
Candee, Marguerite Bryant, Messer,
Lindsay Ireland, Albert Webb, Har-
OLD Martin, Joseph Walmer, Darrell
Schulz, Harry Ireland, Niles Schulz,
Harry Anderson.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
PERSONAL.

Miss Grace Martin Of Olmsted
H., was In the city shopping yester-
day.
Mrs S. B. Spencer Of Detroit,
Mich, is visiting friends in this city
Mrs George Wilson of 513 Center
street who underwent serious sur
gical operation at ST. Mays In
irmary yesterday morning, rallied
nicely from the operation, but short
~ after grew gradually worse, and
Is now in precarioua condition
o NJ Borgess. division supern-
tendent Of the Central Union Tele-
phone Go IS here from Ceutralia on
business for the company
Rev and Mrs NJ II Loar of l0S
Eighth street. left yesterday morn
ing on their vacation They went
from here to McLeansboro III. and
viii visit several other places before
their return to Cairo
There will be no preaching ser
vices at the First Methodist church,
Sunday morning or week from
Sunday.
Mrs H. G. Florence Of the
Frances Fiat will leave today for
an extended visit in Chicago.
Hon J N Laneden and daughter,
Miss Fife returned yesterday
morning from two weeks visit in
New York, Boston, Quaker Hill.
Mass, and other points Miss Emma
Lansden who accompanied them re-
NAMED for a longer visit
Mrs c. l.. Keaton went to Char
lesion yesterday to visit relatives
and friends, Mrs Keaton will re-
turn today
Miss Julia Strong has returned
from a visit at the Wheeler Farm,
near Mounds Miss Martha Wheeler
accompanied her to Cairo and is her
guest
Miss Gladys McClintock, who has
ben visiting Mrs G. D. Batty OF
Thirty-fourth street has returned TO
her home In Mt Carmel
Miss Lila Rogers left yesterday
for a ten days visit in sikeston.
Missouri
John Terson. an actor Of Chicago
was in the city few hours vester-
day While here he was the guest OF
Miss Carrie Marshall
Mrs. Minnie Phelps of 615 Thirty
eighth street Joined the party OF
Cairo representatives Of the Modern
Brotherhood of America who have
zone 70 Denver, Colo, to attend the
trisnnial convention in session
there this week
Hon. 4. b. owen Of Arlington, re-
Gently given the Democratic nomin-
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-10

A live tarantula was found by s
j. EiChenberEer in bunch of ba-
nanas At The Blue Front restaurant
Mr. Eichenberger was taking q
number of bananas off the bunch
for customer when his hand
touched something fuzzy It proved
to be a dead taraptula In boxing
through the bunch later he found a
live one which was dormant It is
being preserved in alcohol Thos.
Lewis Of the Lewis Mercantile Co.
has like pet in glass bottle.
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MOT Mnah Hurt.

Louis Brothers. who lost hair
gallon of blood from wound inflicted
by his wife, was out on the street
last evening walking about Broth
ers has been at ST. Nsry's InHrmary
since Judsns by the great quan-
tity of blood he scattered over the
walk ksknd street the night Of the
cutting It was supposed that he
would not recover.
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Punished for YaWninu,

When Henry Brown Of Brockton,
Mass, awoke the other day he yawned,
tried to close his mouth and could not.
He had fractured his Jaw. With his
mouth wide open he walked more than
a mile 70 physicians Office and had
the fracture reduced AS he was
leaving the Office his Jaws unlocked
again Finally he was placed under
ether and the jaw permanently fixed,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-10

During the storm Tuesday after
noon lightning struck tho residence
of Lon sheppard, 7t1 Thirty dfth
street The only damage TO tho
property was tho partial destruction
Of a chimney top Mrs Ina Whitak-
er, whose home is near by was draw
Ing water from faucet In the
Kitchen and received severe shock
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Blacksmith Shop Sol5

Justice of the Peace a. ]. Ross
who purchased the blacksmith shop
formerly oweued by the late Fred
Hofhenia at 1905 Commercial avenue
Yesterday sold the shop to Nathan
johnson who resides at 2l3 Twelfth
street
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Will Launch the Launch.

Robert b smith, fireman at sta
tion No . will launch a very sub
stautiaI gasoline boat Saturday II
is q si2-horsc power boat which he
purchased from w II Simpson Of
the Cpham-Ayler Lumber Co NJ
J Mahafoe is painting the craft aud
making II look as good as new.
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" O 7. Il

Thursday, August oath, w. c. 7.
Il win meet with Miss Ferguson,
5th end Walnut streets The cleo
tton Of delegate to tho State Con-
vcutlon will be held at this meet
ing and tho paying Of dues for the
next year
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Exactly $50 a. NJ.

Arthur Why is It, tairest Evan.
geline. that when | ain with you the
hands on that clock seem TO take
wings and tiy?" Stern Voice cat the
head OF the stairsl Without wish.
in to be tmpeItinent. young man, /
simply want. 10, observe that them
hands hain't yet nothin' on tho ones
on our gas ua'sr :" -IuL~e.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-10
Former Cairo Lady Dead

Miss Addie IIolgren of Cairo. a
sister Of the late Thos B Farrin. Jr.
died Tuesday Her remains will he
brought to Beech Grove cemetery for
intcrment today at 9 o'clock Mrs
Holeren was formerly resident Of
Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-10

Three negroes, James II Love, Ef-
file Small and Jennie Nixon were arr
rested yesterday by officer Terry
and Mills for conducting an asslgna-
ton house. They were fined $40
and costs each BY Police Magistrate
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-10
TO Entertain Friday.

Miss Pruden Malone will entertain
Friday afternoon at her home on
Ninth street with Five Hundred
card party in honor of her guest Miss
Augusta Wright Of Orlando, Florida,
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pelmar Garden: "45 Minutes from
Broadway.
Forest Park Highlands; The Big
Place on the Hill. Everything
New Cavallo's Band.
The New Columbia Theatre. Pre-.
senting Worlds Best Vaudeville.

Tickets will be sold for SPECIAL
TRAIN leaving Cairo 1920 p. m and
for regular trains leaving Cairo 1:45
a. NJ. and 1850 p. m, August Is and
viii be good for return on any regu-
lar train leaving st. Louis UP to aud
including Wednesday, August 49,
J.H. JONES, Ticket Agent,
Central Union station, Cairo, ILL.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-10

The W. G = a., will meet with
Mrs W J Hopkins, Planters House
Thursday, Aug ~ 1911 The cleo
ton Of Officers for the next year will
be- hold at that time
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Boguill, 81 and Miss Susie
Vancil, 10, both of Wlnisville, III.
Theo G. Depew, "a, Of Paul Val
ley and Miss Harriet Dickson. AZ, of
Belknap. Ill. M a.s
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-10

Whitcamp Love paid and was re-
leased The two women remain In
Jail
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-10
Dance al Park

The younger set will give dance
Friday night at the St Mary's Park
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W. c. 7. U.

The w. G. T. L, will meet with
Mrs. w L. Bristol Of Fourteenth
and Walnut streets this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock Report from the treas
urer will be submitted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-10

Evils Have Root In ldleness.
ldleness Ia the root of many evils.
The idleness which preys upon the
money making power OF another and
forces IT to dishonesty. Is the crimi.
nal In the case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
ANOTHER TREATY
MADE WITH CANADA.
Calls for Entire Cessation
Of Pelagic Sealing in
Pacific.

.i9ttitwa Ont, February f6.-The terms
= treaty between Canada and the
ated states for the entire cessation
pclagc sealing in the Pacnc for E.
stini of not less than ten years were
announced here tonight. The treaty
@2s negotiated BY the British ambassa-
ii ~ Washington.
~ agreement is conditional upon
signing of similar agreements be-
@Nen the United States and Russia
- Janan, but Ii is understood that [ hef
governments of those two countries arc
HoW ready TO cooperate in preventing
the entire destruction of the seal herds
in the Pacific.
Efforts to secure an aEreement
among the four powers have been in
progress for some years. and the ne
EQUATIONS arc now within sight OF q
successful issue. BY the terms OF the
treaty made at Washington, the United
states government may continue lis
present system OF taking each wear n
iinited number Of seals from PrybiIoff
Islands II being held by experts that
the killing Of a limited number Of males
each wear is conducive to the bett
propagation of the herd To compen-
safe Canada for the withdrawal Of all
sealing privileges on the high seas.
the Dominion will be given an equity
based OH percentage OF the total an
nually taken from the islands. IT Is be-
iievcd that In the course of {, few years
OF absolute protection for seals IN the
North Pacific tho herds will again be
come as large as ever
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
HUMAN SKIN KEPT ALIVE
.co,cry Means Much TO ,rc,.iy

Discnrcry Means ,luch tn ,Ic,,icn,
Science.
Philadelphia, February i6-prcserv.
ing human skin is o new triumph for
medical science which has been sue
cessfully demonstrated at the Samari-
tan Hospital. Thirty-two square inciAc .
of skin was taken from the body OF,
one patient in the course Of an opera
tion on February .. Five days later
the same skin was grated on the
arm OF another patient,
1t is now eight days since the Skin
was grated, and Or. W. Wayne Bah
cock. head surgeon at the Samaritan
Hospital announces that the skin has
grown into the flesh perfectly.
heretofore i, has been thought Neces-
sary to transfer the skin To tile new
body the instant it was cut from tho
old body. This made it necessary for
one or more healthy persons 10 have
q big section Of their epidermis cut or.
II was often difficult TO obtain proper
subjects.
Now it will be possible for each hos
pital TO keep supply OF skin on leo.
Whenever an hmputatlon is perIprlf-
ed. or any other operation whicn ncces-
states tho removal Of the outer flesh.
tho detached leg or arm will be skin
nod and the cpidcrmis preserved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
MERCHANTS HOLD BANQUET.
Notable Addresses Before Ronnokc Re
tnfl Associations.

lSpecial TO Tile Times Dispatchl
Roanokc Va February l6--Thc Roa-
nokc Retail Merchants Association had
It's annual banquet tonight at The
Ponce DE Leon Hotel Nd. Maher
general manager Of the Norfolk and
Western, was toastmaster Notable
features OF the program were addresses
by -, b. Ryland OF l.ynchburg, on .',The
Retail Merchants of Lynchhurg.'' and
by Don =. Halsey. Of Lynchburg. on
business and Legislation'' Other
addresses We're The Merchant and III.
Tanker" by II. s. Trout; Norfolk and
Western Railway" Marshall McCor-
mick: The Merchant and the Public"
by Judge W. r. Staples; "The Nirginfau
Railway" by Colonel James p. Woods.
the inyoca ton by Rev. Samuel T. SEN
ter OF Greene Memorial Church, and
the Introduction of the toastmaster. by
a. j. Airheart.
Arrangements for the banquet were
under the direction Of r. r. Chick, c.
T. Jennings and J.. 3. Davis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
LEADERSHIP IN DOGDOM
GOES TO SCOTCH TERRIER

New York, February l6.-For the
dogdom belongs to a Scotch terrier
Tickle En- Jock was led from the
bench show in Madison Square Garden
tonight as the official choice OF the
judges q s the best of 2.100 canine arts
tocrats. which have been exhibited
there this week, under the auspices OF
the Westminster Kennel Club.
All-round championship honors have
generally gone In the past to fox
terriers. and the choice of the little
Scotch terrier was a surprise. Andrew
Albright .Ir.. OF Newark, n. r.. owner
of the dog, picked UP the little cham
pion for $500 in London only a year
ago. Jock wreStcd first honors from
circle OF twenty best dogs, valued In
all az over $4,000 The show closed
tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17

the eastward OF Mexicali to-day. This
was done, he said, to impede the prog
r"ss Of the Federals, who We're be.
lieved TO be coming to MeXicai by way
OF Yuma.
The rebel commander was sonewna,
rcsentful OF what he terms the cyl
dent intention Of the government a
Washngto ton TO grant the Diaz troops
advantages not enjoyed b. the insur-
rcctos.
Genera 'raskcr Fl. bliss. e.. s. A..
commanding the department OF Cali
fornia, arrived to-day.
a request was made on him BY Off :
Gals Of the California Development
Company, which supplies Irrigation
waters to the Imperial valley. TO send
soldiers 10 safeguard their property.
General Bliss tclcgraphed to Wash
ington for Instructions. and received
the Response tnat not q single Aneri-
ca soldier was 10 cross the boundary
lire without direct instructions from
Washing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
HOTEL ENTERTAINING
Quests "f ST. Regis May Entertain
Friends There ns IcrfectIy
ns ut Home.

Formerly all motel life sne,,oa
"checrlessncss." and conditions have
changed but little to-day in that class
OF hotels where the rooms cousis, of
straight rows Of narrow, comfortless
end boXlikc bed rooms At the s,
Eesis. located at Fifth Avenue aud
Fif,y-iifth street, New York Ci,y-ad
mttcdly the most cxquisitciy arranged
and furnished hotel in .lmerica-thc
features Of hotel living with. home
comforts and privacy, ana facilities Tor,
the cntcTta inment OF friends, have been
carried TO an extent that places this
motel III class by itself \ week al,
It month spent in the metropolis dur
ing the opera season the horse show
AZ Easter, and at other times, viii h.,
much more fully enjoyed # one is able
TO make some suitable return for the
inequalities OF resident friends s,
the st. Regis this is possible unaor
conditions equal. if not superior IN
those OF the highest class private resi-
hcnces Guests are afforded facilities
for entertaining friends in any manner
mat heart can wish, from a quiet tcte-
-tcte luncheon to an elaborate formal
dinner. The. St. Regis restaurant has
no superior in all the world in qua lity
Of food skill in preparation and pcr
lection OF service, while the charges
are no higher than those or other first
class hotels Transient guests com
ing 10 New York and stopping at III.
Hotel 81 Regis will md accommoda
tions Of the very highest grade in
every particular. and at standard
rates. Single rooms arc So and 81 n
DAY; the same. with private bath. s.
q day Cor SIS for two pcople}: ws,'hiic
Tor parlor. bed room and private
Inth the rates are Sl2 a day ana up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17

pulled the trigger of his revolver ,wicc
more. but the shells failed to explode
Before the trio could get good hold
on him the robber ran through the cor
ridor and out into Fifty-sixth street
mere he Jumped into waiting auto
mobile, and the machine darted away
a top speed
Scores OF Euasts. who were awak
ened by the shot, locked to the CORR
dor in panic. which the hotel man
aEement and police were some time in
aliaying. There is no clue TO the ilen-
tity of the raiders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
GOTHAM BANDITS
ATTEMP PIT HOLD UP
Clerk Tries to Hypnotic Robbcr
and Is Shot in
Hand.

New York. February I6.-Ni,h The
aid Of big revolver and the Co opera
ton OF pals in q waiting automobile. !,
masked bandit early To-Day ATTEMPTED
70 hold up the clerk OF the Hotel Fred
eric.s. on West F'ifty-sixth street, Just
or Broadway, below Central Park. The
attempt failed because Robert G. Bar
nard. the clerk. grapped with the ban
dit after the latter had fired one shot
and wounded him in the hand. and be-
cause the robbers revolver twice
missed fire when he tried TO follow IN
mis- Hrst shot by two more at close
range
The bandi, and his companions got
away in the automobile without having
gotten anywhere within reaching dis
lance of $500 i'll cash. which had just
been placed in the hotel safe
Masked Robber Well Dressed.
Barnard had just finished figuring
up the nights receipts in the office at
the end OF a long corridor when we'll
dressed man, wearing a black mask.
quietly walked up to the desk In his
right hand was a revolver. AS Barna rd
looked UP the man whispered:
Hold up your hands or I'll blow
your head OFF,"
Dazed for few seconds, Barnard did
not move and then the man said:
I want all the money you've got"
Iiypnotism Didn't Work.
Barnard for some time has been
studying hypnotism, and as he started
10 raise his hands he thought he might
hypnotize the man. He extended his
right hand toward the bandit, but the
latter was not 10 be hypnotizcd. and
fired. The bullet grazed Barnard's
hand and made on ugly wound.
Barnard and two hallboys who heard
tile shot jumped for the bandit. who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
ENTIRE PLANT BURNED
Empire state Chemical Company Suf-
fcrs Loss OF $1,000


Athens. Ga, February l6.-Tha entire
plan, of the Empire State Chemical
Company was destroyed BY fire here
TO might.
The blaze started al g o'clock in the
mill whare the ingredients composing
the fertilizers are ground. and is be-
lieved TO have been caused by broken
electric wires Nearly 800 employees.
mostly negroes. were at work al the
time. the factory being operated day
injury.
The warehouse adjoining, which was
filed with an immense stock for the
spring trade. and all its contents were
DESTROYED. Seven freight cars on the
Georgia Railroad side track adjoining
the warehouse also We're burned. The
loss Of buildings, stock and machinery
is estimated at more than 100000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17

that city. they We're unable 10 find
trace Of any insurgent bands and re-
ported that no attempt was made to
approaci Guadaloupe. the present head
quarters Of the insurrectos.
General Navarro tonight declined to
confirm the report that he Will lead
an expedition against Guadaioupe to-
morrow. However. to-day's scouting
operations showed that the country is
clear for several miles in that direc-
ton, and i, Is believed a movcmcnt
against Guadalonpe is contemplated by
the Federals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
nu,l Fisht far ncneA. FUND.

MeXico CITY. Fcbruary lC.-A bull
fight tho proceeds Of which are to be
devoted 10 the needs OF widows and
orphans or the Mexican soldiers who
have died as result OF the present
rebellion, occurred here to-day The
affair was given the character of a
social event through the presence or
y, ointment Mexican and foreign society
u omen.
Tic bulls We're despatched by some
Of the best known matadors, including
the millionaire, Segura. the American.
Harper Lee. and the Mexican Luis
TrcG all OF whom donated their SER
vices. Between 1900 and 5000 pesos, or
$500 TO $4,000 sold, was realized for
the benefit fund.
All official of the War Department
today confirmed the assertion that an
active campaign against the insurgents
viii be undertaken, with Ciudad
juarez as headquarters in the north
and Chihuahua in the more southwest
crn part Of the State of Chihuahua.