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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02
MAKING EFFORTS
TO START WORK
ON Stone WALL
Levee Workers Busy That Concrete
Operations May Begin
Very Soon.
OHIO FRONT A VERITABLE
BEEHIVE OF ACTIVITY

The Walsh -Kahl construction
company is making every effort TO
start the concrete work along the
Ohio levee front within the next few
days. Workmen have been engaged
in constructing two large hoppers,
as they are called, above Fourteenth
street and the job is rapidly nearing
completion. These are the partici-
pants in the main part of the cement
operations and must be completed
first.
When the hoppers are completed
the concrete mixers will be run on
fat cars, directly underneath, and
the contents Of the huge bins will
be emptied into the mixers at any
desired pace. One of the hoppers
will contain the cement while the
other will hold the gravel part of the
mixture. This will form very in
teresting sight when the operations
are actually begun.
They stand high in the air and
will be loaded by means of derrick.
The crane and the engine have been
placed and are ready for the loading
work.
There are about 25 workmen oD
this job and they are all well paid
men. The carpenters earn an aver
age of $500 day while the helpers
get from s225 to $2.75.
The machine used for drilling
along the stone wall. so that the old
wall can be tied to the new, is not
making the desired progress for
workmen are having some trouble
with the various kind OF drills being
tried.
The driving Of the IL foot steel
interlocking piling is progressing
speedily. The stretch between Four
teenth and Eighteenth has been
practically completed and north OF
there the work is steadily on It's
way to the Cairo elevator where it
will end This stretch marks the
sight of the entire new cement wall
for the old barrier only runs to
Eighteenth street.
The 20 foot piling which is to be
driven from Eighth to Fourteenth
street has been placed along the old
vail but the pile driver has not a.
yet. started it's work.
That self propelled portable cranes
ure great labor savers is being dem
onstrated daily in the work along
the lcvee front. With the various
attachments, they do everything
including the piling driving work
hosting timbers, used in construct
ing the hoppers, unloading the ma
chinery for the different phases o.
the work and participate in many
,ther operations of usefulness.
There are three of these cranes
being used. one for pile driving, ono
for steam shovelng and the other in
hosting material work. Tho one be-
Ing used as pile driver at Eigh-
teenth street, Is nearly through
there, and will soon be ready to start
the driving of the steel from Eighth
street north.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02
LU HBER COMPANY OFFICE
FORCE ARRIVES IN CAIRO

The office of the Louisiana Lam
Der company was opened yesterday
when the office force from st. Louis
arrived to begin their duties here,
TIL force consists of Manager L.
s. IusiCk, ]. T. HALFWAY, A, G..
Stiue. G.. w. Goals, Miss Ehrman
ard Miss McCutcheon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02
WAC0-DALLAS LINE OPENED.

Waco, Tex, Oct 1.-The Waco
pallas interurban line of the South
ern Traction company was opened
today. The event was made the occa-
sion of great celebration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02

I'm all right he shouted "Its
awful damp and that makes me cold,
but III be able to pull through"
Six times during the day Toshesky
was given liquid food through the
pipe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02
WIFE CHEERS HER MINER
HUBBY BURIED IN EARTH

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. Through
a gas pipe. his wife tonight called
words Of encouragement to Thomas
Toshesly, the miner entombed since
last Friday In the Continental mine
at Centralia, Pa,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02
MERCHANTS MEET TONIGHT

Tho regular monthly meeting of
the Retail Merchants association
will be held this evening. Import
ant business matters will be dis
cusscd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02
DE-. FINLEY ASSUMES OFFICE

Albany, N. Y. Oct. 1.-Dr. John
Finley, president of the College of
thn City of New York, assumed the
dut' es of State Commissioner of Edu-
cation today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02
9ANK rLEARINGS INCREASE

The bank clearing 70 the past
month were larger this year than iE
any September during the past seven
years Following are the amounts
cleared in the preceding years:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02

Joseph Bcrbling will leave in a
few days for New York, where he
will meet his mother as she returns
from a tour of Europe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02
CHAUFFEUR HELD
BY THE Police
IN RtXROAT CASE
Chicagoan Arrested Despite State
ment That He is Not the
Spencer" Wanted.
SLAYER OF THE WOMAN
MAY HAVE GOTTEN $500

Chicago, Oct 1.--Clew after elew
was taken up yesterday by the Chi
cago police and detectives who have
Joined in the search for the mys-
terious "Mr Spencer" who murder
ed Mildred Allison -Rexroat at
Wayne, H., last Friday night and
cast her body on the railroad tracks
to be mutilated. And every clew
they took up and traced to the end
failed them.
The very latest arrest was made
late last evening by detectives from
the Stanton avenue station. The
suspect is Lewis j Sauer, chauffeur
living at 94S North La Sale avenue
and yet, promising as the lead lcok-
ed at first, the detectives were baf-
fed when they confronted the man
with Frank J Olson, proprietQv OF
the Sans Souli danling academy,
where "Mr Spencer" met the young
woman and whence he lured her to
her death
THAT Is not the man" said Olson
positively when he had one look at
Sauer.
Prisoner Makes Denial.
OF course I'm not" declared the
prisoner. i never knew any Mil
dred Allison, and don't know any
body named Spencer I've nothing
to do with this thing"
Sauer is being held at the Stan
ton avenue station until his record
is investigated, but the detectives
admit that he is not the missing
Mr.. Spencer"
Spencer" Sti Sought.
Acting on the belief that the muir
derer was using his real name, the
detectives last night were looking
up still other men by the name Of
Spencer, One whom they have not
vet found and eliminated from the
case is one Edward Spencer, former
ly an extra engineer on a railroad
running out of Chicago. He was
discharged because woman said
that he had insulted her at the
West Chicago station of that road
This man was seen only a week
ago by a person who knows him
we'll, and at that time he said he
was rooming in Fifth avenue, be-
tween Thirty-third and Thirty
'ourth streets.
M. w. Spencer, living at the Spen-
GER Bachelor Apartments. was def
nitely dropped from the attention
Of the detectives yesterday Be-
cause of his name and his ac-
1uaintance with the Spencers of
Wayne he was sought He is a
shoe salesman and his employers
said that he has been in Michigan
since September and on the very
day of the murder wired his hous
an order from Flint, Mich
The search in Chicago last night
shifted from the South Side to the
North Side Sheriff Kuhn and Chief
Deputy Plummer, who were in Chi
cago in the afternoon, took Frank
J. Olson on a tour of the North Side
resorts to see If he could pick "Mr.
Spencer. They had been told
rat he was seen of late in that part
- he city
The mother of Mark and Lincoln
Spencer of wayne, whose names
we're first drawn into the affair be-
cause the murderer gave tho name
Of Lincoln Spencer. says that she
will give $1,000 for the arrest of the
murderer.
''I know that my boys had moth
tu- to do with this, and want their
names fully cleared, she said. 81
will giya $1,000 for the arrest of the
real murdere~."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02
TIM WOODRUFF WEAK, BUT
HE TALKS BLUE STREAK

New York, Oct. THE condition
of former Lieutenant Governor TIM
othy L. Woodruff was reported as
being slightly better tonight. He Is
practically helpless, however, as his
left side is slightly paralyzed and he
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02
5 extremely weak.

is extremely weak.
The Governor is feeling all right
said MIR. Woodruff's son, "and he Is
talking a blue streak. He is mad
because this breakdown came Just
at this time"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-02

Concluded or sixth Pace.' :
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meme Gangapparots, otnsn man dbtr
ben 9oripuri mdhi. oab barrb lie aIIs
al orobe Wafn BON Sdrointn psrs
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falls Die fransofifhs Soroineninouffrie
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fontn b.fnGiiigts unb fir msbr als
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ldnaft bobin. Sdiper, arii.n hob,n
bic Snbufiris in letter 3eit bebroht
unb nun insint bas leste biiisrits
Gnb.. Der llHtsrsana ba gu fsin.
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ipoblihm.delloe uHo bsIisbte Gabe ber
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Die SorbinsnIiidcrei bat Tire beions
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Mnna Ganfcrb on gIoria g. unn
q. 60. $500.
Wm. s. 2obb an Sofn ShiparB.
$500.
Rprd Rpradn an Spring 8rope
Ipenue 6. lno 3. 60. $500
Hellie Snjib an College Siu Z. ilno
9. SO. $1750.
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uno g. SO. $4,000.
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$1,000.
Spispb grtel on Germ. am. 8. u.
q. Co., S2750.
gonis 9. guntsr an R. ., Cooper,
$4,000.
Getilgtt 8 p,p t'bstsn.
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Weus 6npptbstsn.


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storoisite Der Sprins Strabe in 1or.
ipopb. ST.
Sbs Roripooo 5eiebis so. an bic.
ielte, ein Stiid 2nnb, 1885 nue lana,
fur Strobensipeds, in Rortpoo6. ST.
5annis abaper an bieielbe, einen
Stretfen Sanb fir bic 0erbreitsrunq
Der Spring Strabe. 81.
Wiarn u. Toesn an bieIelbe. 16sil
pon Got IL In Der Soutb gsortpoob
Spnoitot llnterabtbeiluns; ferner ei=
nen 3hsil Bon Got 66 in Der South
Nortppcb Spnbitat llntsrab.beillns.
$1263.S9.
Rate 3urde an Inbrep q. Gf,miot,
30 bei 150 Sub an Der SiibIeite Der
Sdfion Sirabe in godlono. 81.
Gbipdrb 8. Shmiot on anbrem @.
S6nlipt. 3heiI BON Got 19 in 9bos
mas Shepkrb's llntsrabtbeiIuns in
Sodlonb. ST..
Charles u. SsiItsr an ssohn Glsipefz
Inn, Got 45 in 6. u. 6eiIter's llnters
abtbeiluns in Mobifonpi[e. ST.
Wm. Senffsrle an Sobn R. Qepi[le,
so igub an osr aipinsiton strobs. 81.
Benton 2. Sppenbeimtr. 1ru'tss,
On biefeIbs. easIsIbe gissntbum.
$500.
.. O. Wioorman II. anb. an aenes
q. Smbcff, 80 Gub an Der airbert
Qpsnue. ST.
Anno Worid Glber an Qnnd 5dns
forb, 48 Sub an Der Joraier Gpe. 81.
Soats Glippinssr On gnna 90.
anisbt. 100 sub an Der Grie ape. 81.
sSfaae u. Wliflsr on SsIsn g. Clip
pineer, 11sS 5uB an Der gomptins
Ronb. 81.
Wm. u. Wbit. an German Rotts
nan, 10 Cots in gofinssr &c 1optins'
sipeiier llntsrabtbsiluns bon ROrtuoob.
S1.0o.
gofparb 6. Gpr6ss an glar, 2.
Jtnner. 93A SUB on Der Sisttintus
gptnus. 81.
Dorcas 5enberion an Soi.pb
Gents, brei Cots in Carriers llnisrabs
ibeiluna, Sprinefitlo 9onnIbip. 81.
Gas. e. S'gonnor on Stepbsn Do
mind. Got 81 in sSobn y. giseIsr's
unierabtbsilung. 81.
Sd.Iep part SO. an philip ).
Bottle, Got 622 in Der Sailtp part
unisrabibcilung. 81.
Nym. 6. Cooper on emma I. Goo
per, J1eiI Der Got 27 in W. ID.
Green's aboition 81 gItpes. 81.
2ouis astep an goIls9s pin gtris
fiiaH Gburt. 60 5ub an Der Doobs
fparb Aptnue. 81.
Gbos. WilIiams an annd g. sSinn.s
ran. feds Cots in 6. gp. Sborts 4os
bitiou gu Ieonftpu. 81.
Gbos 9. Rufen on Dan 5drriion,
52A Jub an Der 8roub apenue. 81.
aucp 8. WPe1uffie an oenItlben,
90 5ub on bsrieIhen Mpenue. 81.
Better Blair an o.nfsIben, 100 CUB
on Der 9runo 4p<nus. 81.
2orsns g. Gsmptr. aommiiiion.r,
on W. g. marnod. 46 2lttr in Se.s
ton go pon Spoamore ID. $1,000.
Go. 8. 5aIiafero an Wt. g. Dars
nod. as ader in btri.Ibsn Ss,iion.
$1,000.
Sbio u. 5aeiu an !. e. 9rotpn.
Elm: Got on Der Delta une 8eehnoni
4penue. 81.
g8oIisr ausbn on 4nna .. 6ouss
felb. bier Cots an Der lotpsr Rin.r
Roao. ST..
4nno 6, Rogers on gaii enb Ban,
Co.. cine Got an Der GaIisrn 4penu..
$1.00.
Gilbert 8. RoI.f an Gran. WeItens
bort. cine Got in Ss.tion 2, 9iIlage of
2pdiono. 81.
Bernard SehIborit on 4oom qneis.
Cots "a unb 45 in Der -Sdend yarm"
untsrob.hehuns. 81.
Z. 3. 5ouie an Jobn W. Bernss.
Got 81 in 6ooer, garlion &: 4nbren's
unttrabtbsiIuns. ST..
8irtis Sunitr on Ri5drb gommo6,
gheiI Der Got 4 in 9homos sscr's llns
tsYnh. hSiIiinn In mthnryfiua G1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
GRAND JURY WILL
INVESTIGATE CASE
CT LOCAL YoUEo FEoPLE WHO Sc
CURED LICENSE TO WED.
Probate Judge OF belmont County, who
Issued License Ha5 been Call
Cd a. q witness.

beimout county Probate Judge
Ni'iols. when cFn.a'fed last night con-
c-rnirE The acton Tat he Inferfe =,
axe ~ toe matter - caurtnr tho arrest
~ NiNlaru scott and katlr'u WarL toe
eNug Hell school couple from this civ
y no Per Iurst themselves a. ~. court
IN last Friday % order 10 secure q mar
rage license. stated that BE- had NOT .et
uuI'1 follow
Hs stated. however. that he Raj
fF"een Co. the IrrHccutur ~oucarairr ia.
."ll'r ana that he had beca rubpoentef
]" atgcfr before the Grand Iur. Itlfce
, .Caels furfhcr stated mat whether ~
Do h.td been funpOenaed to testify Ir
tCf-t'hge 70 Gee young people. De- dII not
.I.W nAt D.. SURF isel that hts test
f.uhB would DO nrFtI fsr zoo This r7nftc,.
MAJ ~ Serious
lT f.Ir u. su. tNerf can be mo- doubt li.ff
Vat 90 Indictment VIII he returr~ :
.tainHt gig couple aaf The indicfm.rt
" ill D." fnllowsd ly .ef.eat ffonl fee
"HHft officials O. t1ssflur GiafarD..t
tradition frpDr. In ace the exc
.tii ii"u rtfnrH Hcre granted tfef- s4f.
Nli f'rf W'f. common f1.na f.ffra
ii' '. rtuf. "ul1 Hr.. va..I Y. 2.
.ner 90 sr af '..riy with a GUS.
'tIni H nf'u.' Nr commit them o. tue
I' |'f fu schools 100 N.tH