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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-04-06
ARTICLE III.

The president. or in the event of his
ueatn' absence or inability to act from any
cause, the secretary and treasurer is hereby
designated as the person upon whom ali
citations, or other legal process shall be
served
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
TOLLS Of JULY |
THREE PEOPLE HURT IN CAIRO
THROUGH EXPLOSION or
FIRE WORKS.
w. ]. Cochran In Serious Condition
Almost Continuously Unconscious
10y Pistol and Torpedocs
Claim Victims.

w. j. Cochran, the druggist, who wat
thown from his buggy Sunday even
ing striking upon his head on The
brick pavement is in in serious con
dition. Ever since the accident h
has been either in semiuncon
scious with only an occasional re
turn to normal. The accident was
caused by come one throwing a tor
pedo under the horse as DR. Cochran
was driving along the street, theani
NAL springing forward suddenly ant
jerking the driver out Of the vehicle
Two Accident Yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
HOW CAIRO WILL CELEBRATE
NATION,si i35TH ANNIVERSARY
Sunrise Salute OF Fl Aerial Guns---Auto Parade
This Morning. --Curtss Aerop|ane Flights Afternoon
Fire works Tonight --0ther, Attractions

telephone lMessrs Gholson & Staehle,
home phone, 750-K stating the numb
er they can accommodate and the
price for same.
Visitors wanting Accommodations, II
unable to find them at the hotels or
rooming houses are requested to call
at 707 Commercial avenue and report
their wants in this line.
The firewarks committee were
shown last evening by several flights
Of rockets and meteoric boombs from
the opposite side of the river, just
how beautiful the display will appear
to the tens of thousands OF spectators
who will witness same from Calro's
great natural ampheuiieatre. The
committe were well satisfied and feet
assured that the display win be the
greatest ever made in this part of the
country.
The ferry boat, Three States will
bring nearly all of Wfckliffe, Birds
Point and the farmers OF the adjacent
country over to Cairo, and will take
the people back after the big fireworks
display, leaving here at IL o'clock
| p. m.
Aviator Robinson was on board tnc
street car Sunday night that collided
with another at Thirty-fourth street
land Commercial avenue. Had he been
seriously injured Cairos big ,celehra,
ton might have been badly crippled
Inquiry came to The Bulletin last
night from Evansville to know if he
was hurt
Commercial avenue win present d
beautiful scene today when all the
decorations are placed The street
has been flushed and is as clean al
water will make 1t.
| The Iron Mountain railroad brought
a large crowd of visitors to Cairo
last night, via the steamer Marquant
Many came early TO secure accoino
! dations at the hotels.
/ A number of steamboat excursions
will be given today In the harbor fol
the benefit Of the thousands of yisi
tors In the city.
| A steamboat excursion from Caps
Girardeau will bring into the cit,
today ever 500 people from that itttl,
city and way landings.
Two exciting ball games will b.
4 played between tine Cairo and Fulton
Ky. teams Of the Kitty League, thtl
afternoon.
Street cars today will all run on,
war w Commercial ard YCpAg aaa3
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04

Twenty-one aerial guns will be
fired at sun rise this morning froun
the kentucky shore opposite Cairo TO
herald the dawn Of the 135th anni-
versary of the nation'c birth.
Cairo is quite ready for the great
events of the day and for the great
crowds OF visitors who win be here.
thanks to the industry OF a number
Of people notably members OF the Re
tail Merchants Association "a the
city authorities. This city will pre-
sent gala appearance, citizens gen.
orally entered into the spirit u the
occasion to give 1t an aspect of wef
come to all comers.
The iportant event this afternoon
win be the auto parade Which will
start at 1880 o'clock from St. Mary
Park entrance on 2Sth street and
proceed down town.
At 2:3O this afternoon Hugh Robin.
son will make his exhibition flights
in the Cuhtiss aeroplane, over the
city and over the Ohio river.
AT 7;30 tonight the grandest dis
play of fire works ever seen in this
section will begin, the Ohio river and
Kentucky shore opposite the city and
the air overhead being set ablaze with
artistic contrithnces, booms, rockets
etc.
Professor Deals band Of sixteen
pieces will furnish the music Tor the
celebration today, playing at different
points in the, business section of the
city and at the band stand in the
lafternoon and during the display Of
| fireworks, at night. Three fine musl
clans from st, Louis arrived yesterday
| to assist in furnishing the excellent
music that will be rendered,
| Notes for The Day.
The hotels and varions houses were
quite well Allied last night and II has
been suggested that In order TO pro
wide more Accommodations for ths
hundreds of people who will want Il
remain over for the Fifth that al
appeal will be made to the citizen'
who may have Accommodations fo
one or more persons to report sam'
to- designated place.
George G. Koehler of the Retail Mer
4 chants Association has requested
Gholson a Staehle Of the star Cloth
Ing house, 7o7 Commercial avenue al
the headquarters.
All citizens who wash to assist n
providing Accommodations for visitors
-ysoAas ~ beds onag aEs requested Il
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
OFFICER SUICIDES
LIEUT.. ozBoRN OF v. s NAVY
SHOT HIMSELF ON GUN BOAT
TACOMA.
Had Just completed 5o-miie wslk
As Physical Test--FamIly m
Murphyshoro. M,

As Physical Test--FamIly m
Murphysboro, ~.
Washington, July 3--Lieut. Thomas
Z. Ozburn of the United States navy
Killed himself on the gun boat Tacoma
at the New York navy yard by shoot,
.ng. Details Of the afrair have not
seen reeivel. Lieut.. Ozburn was
born at Murphysboro, ILL.,, and was
senior engineer official Of the Tacoma
Completed Walking Test.
New York, July 3--The Tacoma ar
lived mere about two weelks ago after
more than a year Of patrol duty aiong
the South American coast.
On June the 24tn Lieut. Ozburn be
yan the test walk of nifty miles, n
hree days required by the depart
uent as q test of physical condition
He completed the test, but returned
in low spirits complaining OF pains
in head and hip. To some of his fel
low officers he volunteered an auto
mobile struck him during the thirt
day of his walk.
Thereafter he mad little to say ant
his messmates saw him only at pre-
scribed times.
A wife and one child, daughtel
four years Old survive him. Both ar,
at Murphysboro. Ill. to where th'
body will be forwarded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04

down Walnut, Holbrook and Washing
ton aVenue. A 8 minute schedule
win be maintained in this iway.e
Free ice water win be ii nishei
the visitors to the city today from
large tanks placed in several con
yenient places on the streets
The city will be crowded with visi
tors today that many will md it di-
fficuit to find good resting place
q few minutes ride ON tITe street cars
Will take them to st. Marys PaF9
where under the Shade of beautifu
trees they may rest their tired limbs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
OF GA. EVANS
Noted Confederate General To De
Buried In Atianta--!sody Lies
In State.

Atlanta, Ca, July 3--The feneral
OF General Clement A. Evans. former
commander of the United Confeder-
ate veterns who died yesterday after
noon will be held Wednesday.
The body will lie In state at the
Georgia capital from 1880 until $3.50
o'clock after which 1t win be taken
to the First Methodist chuch where
funeral services will be conducted by
Bishop Gambler and chaplain General
r. Lyon Caves of the u. G.. ".
Upon request OF the ladies asso-
citation the body will be buried In the
lot belonging to that organization in
Oakland cemetery near the Confed-
crate cemetery in this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
70 ROUNDS At
SAN FRANCISCO
LIGHT WEIGHT TITLE TO De
DECIDED IN GREAT
BATTLE TODAY.
BOTH men CONFIDENT
Odds Favor Champion Ad. Wol0ast
As Against Nornan--cholce
For WoIeast Of 2 to Is
Predicted.

San francisco. July .3--For the
first time In nearly three years an
international battle for the light
weight boxing championship of the
world will be staged when Champion
Ad Wolgas Of Cadillac, Mich, and
Owen Moran Of Birmingham, Eng,
meet tomorrow afternoon in sched-
led twenty round bout.
On the eve Of the fight both men
are in nearly perfect condition ac
cording to their trainers.
Champion Wolgast has been made
10 to favorite and ring experts pre-
dict he will enter the ring 2 to /
choice Six betters are taking the
Wolgast end while Moran has a
large following among habituaI short
end nlayers. I.
Tom Jones, manager of the cham
zion has wagerei heavily on his pro-
ese Odds Of 10 to are offered that
Wolgast win not score a knock out,
Both fighters are bublins over with
enthusiasm and confidence and fans
are exreting Stacking battla
Il have never felt better or strones
y ,iuring my entire career as bat
lr" Walgast said. Il feel that am
not IN the slightest danger OF looaing."
Jack Welsh will referee The men
will enter the ring at 2:s0 Pacific
epast time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
DEAD.
ONE OF CAiRo'S FOREMOST ctTk
zENs PASSED AWAY SUD- @
DENLY LAST EVENING.
Was Long Prominently identified With
clty's Lumber MISUNDERSTANDING
OF cairo's Commercial
Bodies.

Charles S. Carey OF 2811 Elm st.
died at his residence yesterday after.
noon at o'clock after being confined
to his bed since Friday last. He
had not been In good health for a
long time; but his death will be a
surprise as 1t was not generally known
he was SO seriously i'll.
He Is survived by his widow, three
daughters, Miss Harriet, (who returned
recently from Berlin, Germany
Florence and Alice; one son Stewart;
two brothers Ed. D. Carey of Kansas
City lately of Cairo), James Carey
Of indianapolis; two sisters. Mrs.
Harry Brownlee, of Oklahoma City,
Okla, FsN
James Carey of Indianapolis was
enroute home from the south Sunday
and intended TO leave yesterday on
the Big Four, but learning of his
brothers serious illness stopped or,
A nephew. Abner Carey, son of James
has arrived, Ed D. Carey can not be
located. He leEt Kansas City for
New York City few days ago.
The relatives from Oklahoma and
california will not be able to attend
the funeral.
Funeral services will be held at the
family residence this afternoon at s
o'clock, conducted by the officers of
Cairo Lodge, No. 651 B. r.. 0. Elks,
of which order deceased was a mem
ber The remains will be taken by
Big Four train to GRANVILLE, ILL.,. Wed
nestlay morning, where internment
will take place in the cemetery there.
Charles s. Carey was born In
GRANVILLE, III, So years ago last month
He was married theer about rs years
ago and resided In that city UP to the
fme he came to Cairo, 22 years ago
He has been In the lumber business
turing all his business career, mis-
father before him being a prominent
lumber man.
He came to Cairo to form a. part
nership with the late w. r. Hallida,
IN the lumber business and the manu-
sacture Of box material singles, etc
The partnership. Carey-Palliday Lum
Ser Co., existed for many years. Fol
several years and UP to a short Tins
csissouriN. .vaake'sHeth MFlWYW
ago he was president of TIN
National Lumber and Woodenwar,
20. tthe washboard factoryl
Since Withdrawing from the actiy'
partnership in this business he ma
not been regularly engaged in an.
line, his health being one OF tho caus
's. A few months ago Mr.. Care.
vas elected secretary of the Cair'
Commercial club and the Cairo Hoart
II Trade, which position he very ore
ditably flled.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
Fourth Accidents,

Lore Emmerson son of G.. NJ. Em
merson, Ellis Sycamore street, wai
injured by toy pistol, using blank
cartridge. The palm Of the left nant
was deeply, wounded a physician was
called. the wound was canterizet
and the patient given an injection O
anti-tetanic serum. These are dan
gerous injuries, often resulting II
lock jaw, and the prompt action IL
this case probably prevented fati
result.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
OPENING GAME
WENT TO LOCALS
FULTON FORCED 70 CHANGE.
PITcHERs To w SAVED
FROM sLUGcERs.
DOUBLE HEADER TODAY
clsrksvllie and HopklnsvllIe Broke
Even on Double Header Yes
pay--vlncenne Won.

"
The opening game Of the Fulton
Cairo series went to the locals yes
terday with Boly In the box, score 8
to S.
Fulton started in the lead with two
runs In each the second and third in
nings. Cairo made one In the third
and after making five in the fifth
stopped to nave the result close and
In order to bsng out big crowd to-
morrow.
Pitcher Boly pitched a very good
game and worked hard throughout
for strike outs getting a number and
keeping his hits scattered.
Zeke Taylor who caught did effec-
tive work at the stick and proved to
have best throw to second of any man
in the league. big Lizs' and Lit
tie Eva" as he is called by the grand
stand is one Of the local favoIites.
Dummy Hughes played his accos-
toned good game on first and amused
the crowd as usual, especially when
he was hit by pitched Ball and was
not allowed to take his base because
the umpire did not see It. Dummy
shouted at the umpire and spelled on
his fingers and then turned to the
plate and made safe hit.
Manager Flood on second played
one of the star games of his season
here. His work all around Yesterday
was very good.
Lewis on snort stopped everything
that came his way. he is accurate
on his throws to second and good with
the stick. M
jim Cox was on third yesterday
Cox is cne of the teams best hit
ters.
Lefty Carr played In right yesterday
and besides being good fielder has
done some remarkable work at the
bat Ghe past few days although ne
signed With the team as pitcher
and is not expected go do much with
the willow.
Shein in center and Wolfe in left
both did well yesterday and have
made themselves valuable additions
to the local aggregation
1t has been suggested that. 1t would
be good plan to nave a book OF
Spauldings' rules on the ground for
reference in disputes.
Contradictory Decisions.
A play came UP yesterday almost
the same as the one palmed off in
Sundays game.
Yesterday Cairo hit a line drive
tween first and second; in trying to
field the ball the second baseman
threw his glove at it but missed it.
The same thing happened Sunday
only it was Flood VINO tried to stop
the ball.
The umpire ruled just the reverse.
BECK dIlOWeu NldThoNillt IuuHST "
take three bases. While Conklin
cllled Carr out ON the same play. On
locking up the rule it is found that
Beci was wrong and Conklin was
right, although both decisions went
against Cairo.
Sec. 6, rule "a. says: IF the
Section 6. Rule 81. Says: If the
FEEDER stops or catches batted ball
w'ta his cap, glove or any part of
MS uniform, while detached from the
proper place on his person, the rum
ner or runners shall be entitled to
three bases"
they did not come under this rule
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
RUN BY DEPOs|TORs
All Claims Against Oneida County
Bank Promptly Met--Revenge
Prompted Run.

Rome, N. Y, July 3--The Oneida
County Pank experienced a run by
1epositors today All claims were
promptly met according to the bank
officers who say there Is no cause
whatever for alarm as no depositors
viii lose any money
The state superintendent of banks
/, short time ago declined To issues a
certificate for a trust company here
and the feeling among some people
that the Oneida County Savings Banks
among otaer banking Institutions was
opposed to the granting of the certi.
flcate is said 10 have instigatsf the
r.A. SC a rAya!s..s-~s .. ;-.S@
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
Torpedoes Exploded In Pocket.

John Driscoll of 324 Division street
half brother of Martin Lhlly, met
with q serious accident last evening
He had some torpedoes in his trousers
pocket and In wrestling with another
boy ne. fell, the torpedoes exploded
and his leg was badly iacerated. He
was conveyed to his home and q
injuries are painful, but will not prove
serious j 70 eo@pI.cat..ans YER " \
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results. q
Cairo 8, Fuhon s.
Clarksyille TO-, Hopkinsville 3.3.
vincennes 8, Harrisburg 2.
Paducah, 8, Henderson 2. F. - ~s>
Double Headers Today.
Games at 10 a, m. and $3.50 %. m
Fulton at Cairo.
Hopkfnsville at Clarksville.
Harrisburg at Vincennes.
Henderson at Paducah.
Broke Even.
Clarksville, Tenn, July 3--In dou
BILE header here, to day the locals and
Hopkinsville broge even, the locals
winning the first game and the visi
tors the second. Score first game:
tContinrsel "a Page Gix
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
BALL GAMES N
MAJOR LEAGUES
Dou6LE HEADER PLAYED ~
gg PHILADELPHIA AMERICANS
--FoREMER WON.
DETROIT DID NOT PLAY
st. Louis browns Beaten y ususl---
Boston Americans Won From
Washington Brooklyn
Won.
National League.

Philadelphia, July 3-Philadelphia
won the opening game OF uhe series
with New York today. The nome
team hit Matthewsons delivery harl.
scoring in the eighth inning BY four
hits including double and trple BY
consecutive bataman. Burns was e.
fecfed by the heat and LEFT the game
in the ninth inning. The score:
,as r H Il
Fniladelphla ..t. .t.3.......... ~
New York ..............--S
Batteries Burns. Alexander and
Oooin; Mattewson and.Meyer.
Brooklyn. July ;s,The Brooklyn
team came from behind today and
beat Boston. ave pitchers were used.
r. III e
bOStOn s.....s.s.. .a....
BROOKLYN s..... $3.50. o.
Batteries. Weaver, Browne and
Killing; chanland, Regan, Bell and
Irwin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
MORE OPPRESSIVE.
WILL Be TODAY.
WASHINGTON BUREAU SEES NO
BREAK IN DRY HOT WAVE
ANYWHERE.
LOCAL THUN0ERST0RMS
Many Appear In Spots--tIghest Tenn
perature Was TO In Kansas
Towns--Many Fatalities
Reported.

Washington, July J--Tne fourth OF
July will be more oppressive and swell
tering than any of a decade Is a
prophecy made by the weather bur
eau officials tonight after a careful
study OF the weather map With re-
ports Of 1O4 degrees temDeratlArss in
four widely separated cities WIN u
4 core OF other cities brailng In a
temperature Of 100 degrees or -nigner,
no relief could be promised.
Local thunder storms may allie
viate suffering Nh some sections but
they will be showers by chance for
no indications of rain are anywhere
to be seep.1ys tels r,si 4.
eAt Eiiawafha. junction City and
IdGa, Kansas i've inaxFT&rn tempera-
turatures was 40 Joplin, Mo-. OK
perienced its hottest temperature Of
the year, the maximum being lo7, at
setbalia 1t waas 103. This was also
Kansas city's hottest day this year,
the mark being 102la Four person
were prostrated here,
For two days Is succession the ther
nlonleter at Muskoggee, OKLA, has
registered 1o5. One man died from
the heat In Ohlahonh City The
highest temperature there was 99.;i
EIGHT PRosTRATEp.
st. Louis, July s-Tne government
thermometer sixteen stores above the
street registered 100 degrees at 9 D.
M today Eight or more persons were
iprostrated.
THEREoMoMETERs BUSTED.
Troy, New York. July 3---The ther,
smometers today registered 103 de.
grees in the shade and 100 In the
gun. Several thermometers EXPOSED
0 the sun we're llFgken. the mercury
yeacliirg the haanest point and burst.
fig the tube
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04

New xealand's TImhsr supply.
On steady consumption Of l00,
10000 feet q year II Is estimated
ust New zesland's tsnhsr anyrl1
r;n giye cut Ia tifty years. v wv
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04

Cleveland, July 3--Cleveiand won
from St. Lonis IN ten innings, Lind
says double to left scoring the aging
and winning run. Mills, captain of
the Williams college team who was
given trail at third made good.
ScovalI and Birmingham were put out
OF the game in the ninth by Umpire
Perrine. The score:
R II e
St, Louis ................ 5 a
Cleveland .....~....... 4 IL 8
Batteries: Powell and Stevens;
Mitchell and Fisher
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04
American League.

New York, Jjly 3--Philadelph de-
teated New York In a double header
today. The first game went twelve
innings. Each team was compelled to
use four pitchers and thirty-one men
took part. Cree made one OF the grea-
test catches Of the season IN the first
game
Philadelphia won the second game
by hitting WARRIOR hard while Kraue
held New York safe at on stages.
Baker had single double. triple and
! home run in the second game.
Philadelphia a..........,l..l l..lS IL )
New York ...s. ,....-e...... IL A.
Batteries: Martin. Clark. Beneder
and Lapp and Thomas; Fisher,
froekert, Quinn. Waugh and Sweeney.
Blair Williams.
Second game score:
, n Fl q
Pnliadefphia ..,.,.f...l...., . IL
Batteries: Krause, and Tnomas;
WsFhop and Williams.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04

WMHOp anu WIHIdHS.
Boston, July 3--After Washington
had gained five run lead In the
fourth knocking Wood from the box.
Grey, the Washington twirler was
hattcd out by Boston In the eighth
and aided by Hughes wild throw, the
locals won. the score:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04

Batteries: Krause and Tnoinas;
W@hop and Williams.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-04

Batteries:' Burns. Alexander and
Oooin,; Mattewaon and d.Meyer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-28
M ETUCHEN

The Misses Binginer, of Brook
Ign, were over Sunday guests OF
Miss Augusta Freeman.
Mrs. ]. V. De Mott has purchased
the one time parsonage of the Re
formed church on LIE Grand avenue
and will move there this week.
The engagement of Miss Laura
Tappen and J.. Newton Smith has
been announced. The wedding will
take place this week. The couple
will reside in Metuchen, having
rented the cottage in Main street v
Gated by Mr.. Custom Snyder.
Mrs. Pardee, OF Canada, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Cronk.
Miss Josephine Missler is a guest
of Mrs. William V. Mckenzie.
Mrs. Moore is visiting Mrs. H. E.
Peck.
Douglas Murray will attend Rut-
gers College this year.
Miss Bessie Decker is visiting her
parents.
Mr.. and Hrs. Allison have re-
turned from the seashore.
Mr.. Lewis Campbell is under the
doctors care.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-28

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Scalp and Dandruf

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