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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
OIL GUSHERS AFIRE
The Flames Originated From a Friction
Spark.
LOSS ESTIMATED AT OVER 100000.
The ConiIal ration Spread to Other Wells
-Four Tanks, Each With Capacity OF l,zO
Barrels, Caught and Burned-Large Lakes
of OH Masses Of ames-Employes Joined
In Fighting the Fire.

Crowley, La, (SpeciaD.-The big
gest fire in the history of the mani
mouth oil fields is raging. Morse Well
No. 8 came in. boiling gusher, pour
ing out volume of oil at the rate OF
10000 barrels day.
The fire caught from spark ema-
mating from friction, and rapidly
spread to other wells. Four oil tanks,
each of which had capacity of 1000
barrels, caught and burned. Two were
full of oil and two were empty. -Four
standard rigs, the property OF the
Morse Company, were also destroyed
During the afternoon the fire was
confined to the Morse wells Nos. 7
and 8. Large lakes of oil, which had
formed when the Morse No. 8 came in
caught fire.
A meeting of the employees of the
other wells was held, the wells were
shut down and the forces joined in
fighting the flames.
Eight lines of steam pipes have been
laid to the burning wells, and more
are being prepared.
The oil being burned is worth $500
an hour, and the loss will amount to
$780, 1000. The fire cannot spread far
ther
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
Petroleum at Antwerp on Fire.

Antwerp, Belgium (By Cable)-The
oil tanks at Hoboken, three miles from
here, containing about 26,5oo,ooo gal
Ions of petroleum, are ablaze, together
with all the sheds, wagons and para
phernalia.
The fire started at the Russian Com
pany's tanks, through the ignition or
escaping gas, and the flames quickly
spread to the Standard Oil Company's
tanks. A high wind famed the fire.
Troops assisted the fremen to local
ize the conhagration.
The fremen said nothing could be
done except to allow the fire to burn
itself out. The estimates of the losses
run into millions of francs.
The Standard Oils nine tanks con-
tanned 10000 barrels of oil. They are
a total loss. but were insured for $780,
ooo
One Russian oil firm lost 10000
barrels, insured for $4,000.
Although a strong gale was blowing
toward the Scheldt, the quays were
not endangered. The ships lying near
Hoboken left their wharves,
1t is reported that four workmen
are missing, and it is feared that they
lost their lives in the flames.
Seven Reported Lost. n
London, (By Cable).-A dis me me
news agency from AntwerTo GU.
seven workmen perished@ie loss 10
at Hoboken, and thai
of forty tanks esc2.nc n.prv .
estimated at $I,eSPICNlC PAKi"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
I forty tanks eSC2c,uc pApTy
stimated at $I.2rPlCNlC fAKii'
TORNADO.d and Several hurt-prop'
Zerty Damaged.


/, r0u' Town rsy N. Y, (Special)-Fourf
e ms lost their lives and severai
Mos were injured in tornado that
swent through Chautauqua county
Parkburst's Grove, where the Stock
ton town picnic was being held, was
t S;rsc .I in the path of the storm.
Five thousand people were on o .ro
Grounds when terrible Wihu''o' -
swept through the place. ador,v
The storm came up suade" ~,
Trees in the grove were strut 80 ny
l iphtn many Of them were l blown
do and the rain fell in torren IT.
The people who took refuge unuel ~. INC
ICES ne at the first sight OF the storm
uee IT, careht by the falling brancne;
WI WI injured. Many horses were knee
anu -, ~, same manner. Some OF the AM
n, mails i,,N stampeded, trampling upon tn,
injured people lying upon tne elG o;n;
Some of the buildings IN the V.U .ar
>, we're blown lown and others WEI
~ nroofed Hundreds Of forest an
a tn,;t trees were torn up, and corn az!
nat fields were laid waste en'ai'''i
loss of thousands OF dollars. c.,,
a. A. the assembly grounds. at Gha'
t,roua. many trees were uprooteG' al II
.au pqort;on OF the fence around u
rd"nds was demolished. The men
n Clubhouse was badly oannase"'
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
MINDANAO BANDITS.
c.v.,., Towns Looted and Whole Family
Kidnapped.

Manila, (SpeciaD.-A detail OF ma,
.;ue constabulary has been ambuSneu
a. the Island of Leyte by a superior
force Of bandits. Capt. II. Barrett
~ The constabulary, was killed in the
ie There has been trouble in the Prov
;nce "c Of Misamis, Island of Mindanao;i
nh, ,,,here bandits have looted sevela a
WINS WINS The native authorities were
t dsSed and Pablo Mercado and MS
f ev were kidnapped. Mercaa1 was Va >
i nnnneysd Of being too friendly with the
acr ,ar;cans Three Chinese stores
nn nm burned. Four natives were nlui
w %lsd three Of them being buried
a oi;,'e Colonel Harbord, Of the con on
at.bulary, is now on the trail Oh 'i'
O'I'G ;eutenant Thornton. OF the con Con
.ahularv, has met death by drowning
near Dagupin, Island OF Luzoh'
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
Mukden Railroad Cut.

Tokyo (By Cable).-The general
staff maintained silence throughout
Sunday concerning the fighting in the
vicinity of Liaoyang. 1t is reported
that General Kuroki has seized ana
cut the railroad south of Mukden,
thus separating the Russian forces
and cutting Liaoyang off from di-
rect line of retreat, but confirmation
of this report cannot be obtained.
The fighting reported occurring east
and southeast of Liaoyang is regarded
here as preliminary to larger con-
test in the immediate vicinity OF Lao
yang. v.-oL;
Oku and Modzu will press forward
speedily.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
PEACE Con-
president May Be Authorized t00s
Body.

G. Louis. Mo-, (SpeciaD.-One OF
the proposals that will be made by the
I A :, ar;csn group before the interparlia,
Am nntarS Conference, which will be held
IN rni I Fair next month, is that
t w ot President of the United States be
IN. onnetb = to call general peace con.
ference ference sometime next year. -, 1t 1t is
not the intention OF the n"s sIoaa
orc group to have this conference te a Tbes
the lines of that at The Hague' go 49,
y;sb 70 establish system OF aro'll "a,
W WIS., mon. ~ the countries Of the world,
tl 'h;cS Evil will bring about reduction Of
the ornaments of the powers
'nf Another ne proposition. that d duF, I'M,
f hes seas ca Which IS not s9n'FsO %l
u msde at the St. Louis conference
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
Foreign.

1T,,ecs the French dock la0oieie
"a rn.r;neworkers' demand Tor al
s day is granted by MONDAY ass
the marineworkers at all french po''
viii be ordered to strike; ,
The Gar has presefed a cIsi 49,
;o,,,eled nectoral cross to Father John
Nv pf Cronstadt, Upon whose advice he
Vi .,,o Czarina went TO Saroff to cam
oii IT, statue of Frederick the Great
70 be presented to the United otate ,,
nv Emperor William has been SEN i
70 Hamburg, to be shipped to WASH
ington. .. :, r;,e wear.
Mne Gadski. the famous singer, tooi
part in the Wagnerian 1eS'iVsi d
Munich.
Polish cotton manufacturers nav
decided to try the experiment OF eS
porting yarns and coarse goods l.
, Germany, novel factor in Russo-Oe'
man trade relations. r,
Storms continue in Italy, snow 1al
y ;,,o On the Alps and the Lombard
k Plains. c :,
- econ replies to the attacks OF Fren'
4 4 5,ed;cal journals on the operation pc
u formed on the late former Prem
4 Waldeck-Rousseau. ,
u Senator Knox, of Pennsylvan
a sailed for New York from L'Ve'po
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
SEIZED NA""
-aonlsts Capture Number
parasuayan ks syyesrnment Officials.

n Ayres, (By Caole''-..
Due" Confirmed that the ra .rain CON-
now Ulntionists have seized tram ' Sun.
re- ac;n;ng stores, and which had a h na,'i
her OF government otflclais Oh on Min Min
0e A d. delegation headed by former MED
;ster Of Finance Moreno acconipPf para
l hv two We representatives OF the e. For For-
by D,,ay vwo government arrived a at no is
g ,Ho:a' Argentina. The deie aSres IN,
mo. on the way to Buenos Ay yrsTt i
, der the protection OF ar an AArssentina
a ae,uh t 70 confer with the Arg gssvan
gg o,,e and with the Paraguay ."
g s,;,;ster Manuel Viera,, ;.;u.rs Of
Two hundred and fifty y. '' ieturnna
the tnem ~ Paraguay under diplomatic p'o
tee Tba Paraguayan deputy, senior mon 90 o
Ter, who is seeking the t TeGosrs,lt
H. H. revolutionists' as beliseled", otbc
TN. .no,,iring a stock of arms ana ct u,rT
munitions Of war from i''a''''
in this republic.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
Worlds Fair Attendance.

g. Louis, Mo. (SpeciaD..Ihe AT, at.
d. s.ace at the Worlds Fair last
aar was more than $4,000 in lex. ex,
cess of any week since the so expo'l 1sa'.
opened Saturdays atte END siuge ' day.
o oIS.s w1 tSe . opening day, with the ,S eM
SINCE inc of the Fourth of July, wh hen
e 1ep 10o o Oer son passed through the
a rates The average daily ATTENDANCE
net week was I32,24o.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
Result is in Doubt.

St. Petersburg, (By Cable).-A dis
patch from Liaoyang under date OF
August IS, says the Japanese eastern
forces began forward movement
August "a, eight companies going on
the main Liaoyang road in the direc-
ton of Landiansian.
The Russian outposts held their
position, the fight continuing Friday.
The result is not stated, but it is un-
derstood the second and twelfth Jap
anese Guards divisions are participant
ing.
After Kuropatkin.
After four weeks interval the Jap
onese have resumed their advance
against General Kuropatkin's position.
The opposing armies are in contact
east and south of Liaoyang and hight
ing has been in progress since Wed
nesday. The advices at hand are too
meagre to enable the officials to form
correct opinion as to whether it Will
result in a general engagement, but the
extent and character of the japanese
movement leads to that conclusion.
Since the rain ceased, week ago
there have been continued intimations
that General Kuropatkin was about tc
assume the offensive, but instead Oh
that it was the Japanese who attacked
| the Russian commanders eastern ant
southern positions. A Japanese col
umn, 10000 strong, was reported OF
Tuesday to be marching up the RICH
bank Of the Liza river, which woult
seem to indicate that three japanese
armies are cooperating in enveiopint
three sides of Liaoyang.
Outer Defenses Attacked. 80.
From the meager accounts received
it appears that General Kuroki select
ed Tantziaputzy as the point tor hi
attempt to drive the wedge into Ku
ropatkin's outer defenses at Anpins
and Liandiansian, which are situated
respectively, ten miles northeast am
southwest of Tantziaputzy, the latte
being on the Lianhe river, eight mile
above the confluence of the Iaits
river, whence a mountain ridge run
westward. The fact that the Japanes
are preparing pontoons at the lalts
river was noted in these dispatche
several days ago. The capture of thi
bridge will be the first obstacle OF tn
Japanese and doubtless will entail sc
we're fighting, in which the Japanes
probably are counting on the super
iority of their mountain guns.
| If they are successful the Russia
positions at Anping and Liandiansia
will become precarious.
Their operations on Anping are sup
ported from Gutziatzy, three mile
higher up the Lianhe river, and alon
the Taitse river, as shown in the dis
patch reporting that the Russian from
south of the Taitse river was engage
and that General Kuroki was simu
taneously moving on Liandiansiar
along the high road, as reported fror
Liaoyang last night, and by the fac
that another Japanese column is NOV
ing on Liandiansian along the sout
road from Siaolindzy, ten miles NORTH
east of Haicheng.
That General Kuropatkin had tore
seen these various moves is shown b
the manner in which the attack o
Tanzapu was met and by the repuls
of the Japanese at Siaolindzy.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
Trouble May Be AVoiu
u,,,,.,s IN .Iapanese Gold.

Tovko (By Cable).-followine an
- l o.st;on made by government en-,
glnee erI, nation ,ai making complete prep,
pI proc, ~ develop gold fields recently
discovered in the Province tb ot these these
The The, s ~ ysd sold to the value OF
500, 900, and they are hEM II
Caring to start mining op ,nnal WELD
i. IS -" mines will be $I5,ooo,ooo'
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
Re;nforcements at Dalny.

Chefu (By Cable).-Seven hundred
Chinese who went to Port Dalny IN
the hope of sharing with the japanese,
in the business boom there, returned
to Chefu and report that the Japanese
are monopolizing all opportunities at
the port. ..
These Chinese say that twenty
transports, bearing $4,000 troops 10
reinforce the besiegers OF Port Ar
thur, have arrived at Port Dalny our
ing the past fortnight.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
Rody Scattered for Miles.

ancaster, Pa, (SpeciaD.-Mark j.
Moran was killed on the Pennsylvania
u.o,d Parts of his body were scat
ere from Gap to Christiana' dis,
. .enos Of nearly three miles. From
az a.. found in his coat it was learn
pap.i' :. WAS a member of the Eagles
ed tn n;0 at at Denver, and that he was as a
Ae r,her of the miners union at Zip,
mem9Ge ase * Dol. 1t is not known
pie .Sar he fill from train or was
Walking on th, tracks
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
c..hhed Nv Father.in.Law.

Cleveland, O., (SpeciaD.-HafFy
pa U,s[ assistant city solicitor ,r was
r l.aSh.d in the neck by Ihoma
; graves, his father-in law, in the b y
s 5ween the two men men. Pay Graves sO
o lS saIa placed under Sss ,t sFIf's al
;eems that Payer had a a., sui
: i;rorye. 10 The quarrel is said o t0
oeen relative to the diV0''' II
| nQs. = E9r
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
Death Of q Centenarlan.

Akron, O., (speciaD.-Dr' Charle Is
T II Wilgohs, aged 100 years aho
Q 9 ,,ortbs. died here. He was OF re-
o ru,h,e mental and physical vitality
until a week ago and was able TO wa Il,
e ens miles He was born in Denmar Il
lot ol',' vi. father was doctor If
II, IN. i0 German Army and he follo WEI
the G Ger Army in the. same cap
. nv He enlisted in theNcause - -
f pa;sh independence and was wo 1k.
four times in the battle OF OSo a'""
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
NoLuxury on Board.

washington, D. C.. (speciaD'-Lux-
.,-,, will be sacrificed for forma-
u:y IN the new armored cruisers att
.hor;zed by the last Congress- and the
,oa. now in preparation in the bu-
reau of Construction and Repair snow
i recent changes in the interior "a; ar .
n rappoements of these vessels. ~
r ansr;ht subdivisions will be maa'
complete, and there VIII . De nu p n;oe,
ing. q bulkheads by ven''ia''"S p'p''
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.

Further legal action agatin Isss ra nJ
f, Waggaman, treasurer OF me he, GI,mT
University i, against whom ban 1st;tl,tea
ornceedings recently were institute institute
% orevent his making the unlVer ,sey
~ nreferred creditor, was taken M N,nrd
d p Number of citizens OF Maryla an
S,ed suit in equity asking Tor the me, ap y
r IMMINENT nu of receiver for cer'a'"
OF T ms f interstate Commerce Comm Ms
sion nS Coal Company, with offices al al
MGura w. Va, that the Baltlm3t'
sn aa Ohio Railroad Company IS ul :.
c Eliminating in handling OF tre,gn'' y
'nS The s Postofice Department has aros St +
v;sed a plan by which 1t t., IS eN p d
sd ra;lroad companies Will De ,, ,.aN
responsible for lost mail pou'Ne
| The Civil Service Commi;slo2
.dJressed a letter to the ne
a all the departments of the
r n,ent warning them agalns
m msnding or payment q
assessments and partisan
officeholders.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
Samsonoff Is Alive.

St Petersburg, (By Cabie)'-i. 10
reported that samsonhoff, the ".a a,snsn
, of NJ Won Plehve, has been sentenced
Oh w. .., t and tina, the sentence is now o.s
before the Emperor; NE nho,, ,e Sam,
which Which have been circulated a ao sIso that tha,
w ennoff having escaped ana a Isl false ,a
so''on .. dead are declared to be iaiSe
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
u..., Af,ray In South Carolina.

Sumner, S. G., (SpeciaD'h I'M snd
.-sts Richard C. Folk was sh 9H, AM IL
t tla,sd H 'bv County Supervisor W. IL i
S San1o at a5 Providence, S, c, The met
bad dispute on the road near 'ea'e
house.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
Russian 'Warships are Safe.

Shanghai (By Cable).--The We
of disarming the Russian warshinon-
kold and Grozovoi will begin & there
day. The Japanese declare 'Ryeshit-
will not be repetition of
elni incident at Chefu--
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02

- eutralttv will nave peen viola' loans ans
~: ~ manner so dangerous 10 Jap ,v;ll
on own military interests ts, that mea apnn as
be forced to take sueG iro ,,,, the stage
will effectively remove pM.si,n rrO ships which
H Tav s's sought refuge in Shanghai
nave Trouble May Be Avoided
In state department circles the pu op.r
ION IS expressed that the IN naI both
sn' tSs w state and navy departments i iu
a. ,;c sn have been received tina! uh orac.
s sid is regarded in Shanghai al t that the
f licaly closed twas sug egebebv , would
effect of Japan's note not Termination touri of
be to strengthen the the t &c maintain the
The s,t chHs' Of f }hs Psk IN n,ss
not on where at an attempt may be made
- violate it.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
4 FORCES.
Great Rapidly in
SLAMS Are Re-
Railroad.

oyang, (By Cable).-A big battle
progress twenty miles east OF
'oyang.
The Russian front from the Taitse
wer south was engaged.
4 The fighting continues at Landau
ysian, twenty-three miles southeast OF
Lianoyang. The Japanese are attack
ing.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
FINANCIAL.

Tom Lawson declares that John y
loiii -,ior never had dollar invest
ed @Ii in Amalgamated Copper \
90 All steel pools except the rail co
,;n All arc now dead.
Illinois Central began saying
ao ,'l in 1868, and has paid rom
Voc ~ oer cent. every year since
Ip1.nrnsvlvania began in 1880
p I'D contin,rousIyH Both
pant pant. now, yet Central Sd
Pennsylvania at I24
"Bituminous coal trade Is s. som !,
ter but the anthracitts; trace a,,h !,
t d,il." says a leading Phllade'pn'
man. C.,,-
; The Lackawanna Steel Com
now making its own prices -, o" az a
es of steel products, with the ca
AnlS
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
I,nan Is Determined.


Mr. Takahira said: H..
"While Japan sincerely hopes INC" GO
the reported intention OF kuSs,S ~
d;earm the Askold and Orozovoa
Shanghai will promptly be executea,
S."' gnovrrrment has felt that 1t was
sdv;sable to inform the powers VIVA.
r n,rst necessarily be its attitude III III
,h [,' event that the disarmament OF tle
{ B. en. sb;ns is delayed. The condi-
ions At Shanghai are peculiar DC
cause of the many lnterha..o ,,,ant is
terests there, and my goveri;;i n.erssts
DESTROYS of giving. these '"'O
every consideration. .erd =
"W;u it be necessary TO Senu
Iaoanese squadron into Shanghai a
}ots awav the Russian ships, as wa q,
anne With the Ryeshtelni at ohei"'
the minister was asked. Indicated
@Mv government has not lno,ea :,,;s
~; IVY rete TO the powers" the MINIS
. ,er replied. Gust what steps VIII ~
, &c. 'a.s n~p if the Russian ships ar
n not Immediately disarmed. But Il
7 should be remembered that t u:s,r ny
t, shitelni was not completely u. so go
e when seized by the Japanese anu ~
VIZ H .hc circumstances her present
aer rh , was exceedingly disadvant'
. III icons H to Japan for military reasons
al IN Conference With Adee'
re When the minister called at H.; I,
is state department he spent SOM QUIZ .n
as $40 ,. difference with Acting oecre..a
ne A Adee but further than to recel'1 car y
es m Communication Mr.. Adee was Cal
IT. commune u. 20 disclose the attitude.
ed t ,h;s , Government, although the mn;
m t tnr ,gas assured that the continual.
he .I f C CH neutrality was earne :,
o., 0 for bx the United States /
,n- nGp; ;etn W. told Mr.. Adee that Jap
ng I had been informed by China rnSI
1 Russian ships would be dlsaT ,ine,y
M N"I far as the legation here knew <
az nqic ci date for this action mad D.
J, named. ,,a4 similar II
mo 70 hat presented by Mr. Iak Taxa fore
;at' ~ eiso delivered at the various t;c 'p re-,
dis a ofiee 81 by Japan's diplomatic Fe'
rom sentatives. :. definitely m
d. here that Japan is sincerely t -,
gies t hat Chna's neutrality shal nv pT
as a t mad The japanese. goveIln y,
rip tame arer feels that if China tails tI
U ,nas sist upon the inmeala.e Sh.nohai
700 NJ the Russian SHIPS d. ''-AA a.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02

Fire in the glue factory OF AT! ATmo oSn
g. Co. in Chicago cauSeu
loss.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-02
Japan WARNS THE POWERS.
o,.,. must Dissrm Her Warships at Shans'
hal.

Washington, D. C. (Speciap'-Ja-
nan has addressed note to the pow
rrs informing them that unless nus >.
.;a forthwith disarms her warSn'pS ~
81; Japan will be forced TO
tara wbatever steps she deems nee
essary to protect her interests M M,
1 Ts,,ab;r, the Japanese minister, called d
IT. the the state department and lett WIFI III
AZ the S dee the active secretary OF
state, the communication OF the loN''
Government.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-27
BASE BALL CHAT
FOR CAIRO FANS
DIAMOND DUST.

A description in Dutch French OF
Chinese dialect of how the Champions
managed to lose Yesterdays game
to Paducah might not be understood
neither would Latin or Greek answer
and 1T is best expressed as follows:
mub lab gniyalf LA dnnora htiw tub
wef snoitpesxe.
Some biased individuals say it was
the jumps but the cool headed an,
premliced say pom honor that while
the Champions were piling up errors
the indians were piling mp runs.
Doll pitched good game only six
hits being made off his delivery, but
eight errors behind him was quite
sufficient for the purpose of permit
ting six Of the visitors to cross the
plate
An unfortunate Incident occurred
in the fourth inning which resulted in
a mixup between Umpire shuster
and Holycross, If Cairo who was not
playing, which resulted in the latter
being fined IS ann ordered from the
groands
The cause of the trouble was a Car
70 coacher encroaehing upon territory
not Allotted to him while base runners
We're on their way home with runs
One Of the runners was sent back
VI his base ana this was the occasion
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-27

Il almost required the services Of
one man 70 answer The telephane en-
Quries at The Bulletin Office since the
opening OF ine Kitty leagua season.
NoN jha: Cairo is away from home
the interest and TIE desire to know
the result Of the games each day will
be greater In order to avoid fine m.
G1yauce that win ZEE caused In an.
swerine the inquiries. The Bulletin
wtl as soan as they are received
give the score each day to The central
office of both telephone com
pauies. who will gladly give
the result when asked Or if
those who are SO deeply inter-
csted. will take the trouble to call al
Tho Bulletin office The game in detail
WITH be given them
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-27

does not hesitate to recommend KGdol
Dyspepsia Cure to his friends and Gus.
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health than anything else, IL deranges
the stomach, and brings on all manner
Of disease Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di-
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dyspepsia and all stomach disorders.
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but a tissue building tonic as well.
Renewed health, perfect strength and
Increased vitality fo'lQw it, use
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-27
NO GAME AT HoPToWN.

HopkinsWlle. May 2G. The game
between the Browns and Vincennes
Reds was postponed on account of
rain Henderson opens mp here to-
morrow for three games
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-27
THREE srRAleHrs FOR eRAYs.

ClarksvilIe, May 26.-The Clarks.
vile Cray mado il three straight to-.
day, taking The final game from the
BIue Birds With a man on base in
the eighth inning, Third Basema9
Anderson, OF the locals, knocked a
BAH over the right field fence for a
home run.
The score: