The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-23
THE END NOT YET
BURGLARS STILL BUSY IN CAIRO
THREE CAPTURED AT
NEW YORK STORE.
G. c. Terrell and VIM. French Have
Visitors--Negro Beats Woman
Brutally Two "Pulied"
From Dive.

| The end Of burglary in Cairo had
not been reached with those pub
lished in Sundays Bulletin. Several
other incidents along this line are re-
ported. to-wit:
William Frenehs saloon and the
, barber shop adjoining owned BY Wal
I4eT Sans. The burglar had no trouble
lin breaking the glass of window in
the rear of the saloon. This he did
and soon had things his own way.
The burglar In this case must have
tsiven the saloon the go-by, but to
make up for this oversight he opened
the door between the saloon and the
barber shop. The new barber shop
Is one Of the neatest in the city and
is already doing a fine business.
Abou. l O'Clock Saturday morning
e. G. Terrell, Of ark Place West,
was awakened by the loud barking
OF his watch dog in the basement. He
went to side window and on looking
out saw a man erouching at the base
ment window and whistling at the dog
in an effort to quiet him. The fellow
must have heard Mr.. Terrell. for
When the latter returned to the win
dow with pistol really for business,
he was gone.
The fellow had whistled so loui
tnat a neighbor also heard him.
Eyfrnfarr - ha,.,
Petty larceny has been going on
for some time at the warehouse of
the New York Store Mercantile Co.
and Robert Greaney, who is travelling
salesman for the company, undertook
to enact TIE role Of Sherlock Holmes
Saturday night Greaney is con-
stable. He was elected recently by
his constituents Of the Sixth ward,
fist precinct to represent them in
that capacity.
Mr.. Greaney Saturday evening took
his stand in the yard Of Mrs. F'resf
Sticher's residence, 22t Ninetsenta
street and kept a watch on the ware
bouse on Nineteenth street back of
the store proper. He had several
policemen near at hand, and it was
not long before he had the oppo, tUn-
lty to call upon the officer TO take
charge OF one OF the thieves. Thos.
Ether1dge, a negro, early in the even
ing, was seen to carry off a package.
He was arrested by Johnson and Crit
itn Later another negro named Ollie
Manley, who had been an employee OF
the store, was seen to emerge from
the warehouse with package. He
was also taken to police neadquar-
ters. About II o'clock last night JEFF
was escorted to the bastile
by Officers Johnson and Griffin. Out,
Of the three arrests made all were
caught in the act Of carrying off pro-
visions from the warehouse.
White and Black Alike.
William Gallon, white, OF Missouri,
was arrested yesterday afternoon for
being seen in the n,nse of a negro,
William Bates, on Fifth street. IT is
said that when the police learn that
a white man has been located in one
Of these houses on Fifth street, he
shall be taken up and jailed the same
as the negro who mas enticed him to
The locality. In the case of Gallon
It Is concluded that he was under the
influence of liquor and wanting to
AXE sleep he asked a negro to take
him to bis house where he could lie
down. The negro took him to his
house and both were placed in Jail.
NEGRO Beat Woman.
An ugly affair occurred on Nine
tenth street yesterday afternoon A
negro woman was chased by a negro
man who caught ner when near Wash |
ington avenue, knocked her down and
then stomped her in the face with
mis- foot, leaving her lying in the
street. 1t was some minutes before the
woman was able TO get up and drag
herself away.
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