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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
YOUNG PEoPLE's MEETING.
pr. Phillips nt First Presbyter1"n
 Church Tonight.

Arrangements have been made roy an intcrdenominational meeting or young people in the First Presoyterlan church tonight at S:S0 o'clock.
 pr. A. L. Phillips. of Richmond, Va. will address the meeting. Dr. Phillips is a distinguished minister of the Southern Presbyterian church, speak CT of exceptional ability. and his ad- dress will be one of great interest. The general public is very cordially in- vited to hear him.
 While in Montgomery, Dr. Phillips will stay within MT. J w. Durr and Dr. N. L. Anderson. He is interested in a young peoples movement to secure large attendance on the young peoples missionary conference to be held in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
THE RACE TRACK
At V,OuizyiIle.

Louisville May 17.-Martin Doyle, quoted at to l. and in some books at laire and King of Troy. King of Troy was held favorite by the bookmakers, but there was terrific plunge on Flu niculaire. Garnish again showed his class by beating a field of good horses in the free handicap. Only, one favor
 First race, four and one-half furlongs --stoessel, 1O1 (shea,l to l. won; ond; Dr. McCleur. 1O1 (McLaughlin,) & to 1, third Time 56 3-4. Kineo, Theo Case, Gurnamanz, Nondace. Queen Car oline, Lucy Carr, Lady Ornama; Sherill, False Face. The Saracen and Cortez
 Second race, six furlongs-Miss Doyle. lO5 (Treubel,) to l, won; Ner- Major T. J. Carson. 105 CMcLaughlin,) ) s to 1. third Time 1:16 Woods Perry, Flora Willoughby, Silver Slipper
 Third race, milc-Garnish. 122 Cshea.) to ,, won; Delagoa, los (ToomanD 15 to l, second; Coruscate 99 (McLaugh- verskin, Apple, Pirate Polly and Early
 Fourth race. Bluegrass stake, six and one half f9rlongs-Martin Doyle, IF (D. Austin,l to 1, second; king. of Troy, 1l2 (NicolD s to ,, third. lime Leader, e s' La P1eSiIe, scotch Irish; E Bash ford Belle. Heidelberg, Bradley Pet run.
 Fifth race. four and onc-h half fur longs-Hazel Thorpe, ll0 (B; Davis,( 3 to l. won: Lady Carol, 115 tMunrOe,D , to 1, second; Floss $. llO CD. Austtn,) ? to 1, third. Time 56 l-4 Azor3, Vic Kinney, Miss Matthews. Lilita, Sister Maud, Jay Ward Lady Truvers. Spring Ban and Cantrome ran.
 sixth race. miIe-FlOrPnCe F0nso, 93 | (Noonan,) I to I, won; Marshal Ney. Girl lo2 (NtcolJ s to l.; third. Time 1:42 34 Jordan, Benvolio, and Molo B. ran.
 First race. milc-Potash, Janet, 9l; Lady Savoy. 99; White Plume, 107. Second race. five furlon gs-Lady Ann, SC; Thstles, Frank Ballard, Min gota, Iceland, Haley Lislc. Debar. 99;
 Third race. six furlongs-King Con stant, l02; Highland Fling, l05; Sara nola, Norway, l05; Odd Luck Enchant- Manfred, C. R. James. Col. Jim Doug las Bonfeld. 110; Rain Dance, 112; NOrwood Ohio, 11S.
 Fourth race, Louisville steeplechase Bank Holiday. 130; Springwater, 1S3; Faraday, Jr., 134; Classleader, 135; lta- catiara, 1i6; Red Car, 14S; Balzac, l49; Rip. las.
 Firth race. four and half furlongs- Tevis, 92; Daught, Queen Caroline. 9I; Dame Burden, Tokioka. Problem, Addi- tion 100; Lady May, 101; Jusu, Nickle, Spendthrift. Helen, 1O3; Lady Taras-
 sixth race, mile and quarter-Faiir Reveller, S5: Big Beach. SS: Miss Ril- lie. 97; Binehelio., Martin Brady, 100; Hiawatha, 10l; Swiftwing, $. A. B., lO5 i; HandmoIe. TOT; Prof. Neville. los.
 At Union Park, St; Louis: .. St. Louis. May 1.-The feature or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18

Hess. Two base hits. Fisher. Sacrifice hits. Kennedy, Hanley.. Hess. Stolen bases, Kennedy. 2. Double plays, Smith to Abstein to Weikart. Bases on balls, Fisher, 4. Struck out, Fisher, $; Star kell. 4. Hit by pitched ball, Hanley. Attendance, 800. Time. 1:45. Umpire. Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
Montague, 115; Kings Charm, 112; Sir

Frencis II. 115.
 Third race, five and one-half furlongs Gay Adelaide, Charley's Aunt. Al! Black. .1O5; Mamie Lynch, Gnome. Fa, Iona. Awakening, Ollie Burnett. 100 Affable. 1O2: Wakefui. l07.
 Fourth race. si furlongs--Dishabille Fireball. Jack Lory. 103: Jake Sanders
 Fifth race, mile-The Cook. 95: Elem nenworth,, Lacy Crawford, sanbo, ;11o; wood, Elwood, 1O6; Col. White, 1903 Uncle Charley, 100; The Regent. 107
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth@Ken' well. Bavarian, 100; Dixie Lad; ,1O7i Rannockbclle. 97; Bravery. 103; Belle of Manhattan. 93.
 Kansas City. May 1.-The Swope Park stakes for 2-year -olds was the feature of the card at Elmridge today. The Navarro, ran first and second respec- lively. Rustling Silk made an easy pace but quit badly in the final fur get third money Roundeiay was. the only winning favorite. Weather clear; track slow.
 pooh pooh, s2 (M: wood), 25 to 1, third. Time I;16. Clara c8 Berry. 1o1yy, Lady Mis- dsd Stumptown ran. Stumpton finished second but was disqualified for foul- ing. Larsen), even, won; Double, 107 (Mor- rison), Is to 1, second; Sanction. 106 q. McIntyre). 5 to 2. third. Time IA 1-2. Merces, Graphite and Arc Light
 Third race. selling, mile and one. eighth-Berry Hughes. TOT (roy). 1G to 5. won; Gold Spot, 97 (NeuberD, 2 son). to 5, thlrd. Time 1;57 i-2.
 Fourth race. five furlongs. lame: Lady Navarro, liz Larsen), 4 to l. second; Rustling silk, HE (Buchannan1' to 1, third. Time 1:02. Anna Day. St Joseph. MeadoybEselaes asslas and and qr6Ir edv Navarro coupled
 Fifth race, five and ,,;2Tss} 9ne.half fl fur second; Clifton Forge. 112 (Morrisonl: g to 10, third. Time 1:0S 3-4. Pony Crandall. Dondomo. Tom Bone ran; sem, 6 to l, won; Haviland, 110 lMor- sS GFoy5. to 1. third Time 1:4S "A Sarah Maxim. Kahioka, Ryevale' Fed" eral ran.
 First race, four furlongs1SG;lea1r S;ls1t Night, Lotta Gladstone, Mary B. Clanhh. dnh. Delta, Polly Forest, Miss Anxious, 1Oo; St. Hubert, Happy Lad R. M;; lO$' Earl Earl Rogers. 1l3; Gauge, Prince Glenh' loS'
 $ second race. six and one,half fur, fur lomgs-Green Gown, 100; Big Bow Sportsman, 1OS; Hattie Carr, Edurado. l65; St. Denis, l07; Cunning, 1O9; Gla- coma. 101; Fleetwood. lOS. Hal
 Third race, mile and sixteenth-Hei- gerson, 96; Ada N, 10S; Berry Hughes. iii; Dungannon, 99; Baikal. 1OS; Ross Fourth race, handicap. six furlongs- Gus Hcidorn. 98: Bryan, lO1; AudltoT. Firth race, five furlongsZ-Hopeful Miss. i02; Coughlin. Marco. 1Oa; T9m rom c. O. VoIney, 112; Sir Andrew loi: Etumpton, Alice Palmer, 110; Percy Clark, Vinctides, 112; Louis Wagner l15. e.,..s -t4oze, Roberts. 98; Nina Fly. 1U5; Our BeSsle. i06; Glassful Potrero Grandet lOS; EeI- icont. 113: Mirena, 100; Joe Kern, nVS' Coilegian, Best Man. 10S; April ShoweT' 1O9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
At Fair Grounds, st. Louis.

St Louis, May 1I.-MlSS Mae Day, the winner and the second and third horses in the fourth race at the Fair Grounds were all held at liberal odds Form players, however, secured their revenge on the bookmakers in the next event. when High Chance, heavily played al to galloped home Track good
 First race, mile and siXteenth-Alfred C., 109 (FoleyJ to l, won; Hunnard' 100 (Harris) to 1, second; Deluslon S7 (Schadr) to 1, third. Time, 30 Plea, Kingstelle, Bishop Weed, Dr. Hart, Carleys Dream, Bountiful, Ma mon, Bird Wood and Captain Brolaski also ran. e.. iougs-Starling. 103 (FeichD : to ,, won; Lieber, l03 tCOchrau) to 2 second; Sarsarapllla, 99 (Seweil) 5 10 Hamilton, Maginid, Locked Out, Condo, Navarres Hope, Jack kercheville, Bir- mingham, Reques; and Miss Cosette also ran.
 Third race, six furlongs-Ametus. lOa (Morairity) s to ,. won; Kent9n. s5 fNIcGee) 20 to 1, second; Bonnie Prince Charlie, 1O5 tMcMullen) l." [. thtrd. Time, l;15 1-5. Lorain, Mckay, Any Rags Last Faustus, Red Reyndrd, Billy Wake, Doctor Dan,. B2nar Dromto. Uncle Henry and Judge Brady also Ian.
 Fourth race, six furlongs-Miss Mae Day, 107 tGisbournel to l, won; Van Ness. TOT (W. Fisher) 15 to l, srcopd; Time Ii5 3-5. Careless, Rowling Dervish, Our Lillic, Just So, Payne and Mayor Johnson also ran.
 Fifth race, i've furlongs-High Chance liz (Aubuchon) l to 2. won; Wes, 10G (Cochran) to l. second: Beechwood. 1O3 (Feichp l5 to l. third. Time. 1:O3 3-5. Bitter Brown. Ramus, Turnover. Excitement also ran.
 sixth race, mile and a siXteenth-R F Williams. los (Cochran) to 5. won: Bronzcwing, lO4 (Morrison) to ., second; Docile, 9S (McGeel F to L, third Time. 1:iS 2-5, Googoo. Decora- tion, Amberita. Eclectic, Floyd K, Be- hoove, Ermack also ran.
 Entries.
 First race, four furlongs-MaEgie Powers Chispa, May Bingham. 10l; Bal Shot. Auray, Lady Hamburg, Lavcnia True, Evelyn Garth; Pirates Dance. l Danger. 112: Bonita. 1n7 Una C.. 100 Second race. six furlongs-Whiskcrs. Axares, Guide Rock4 Terra Firmo. Beu- | gal Il4; Gay American, TOT; Beautiful and Best, Tangent Action. IT: Dav" Sommers 109; Judge Benton. Clarepee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
SeImn Wnn Lnnt.

Columbus, Ga May l7.-(SpeciaI)- Selma won the deciding game of the series with Columbus today. Score Columbus. s....... '''' ........2S : Batteries-Washington mad Stewart; Sorreu and Foley,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
STUPID BASE RUNNING.
Is What Caused the Loss of the Last
 Game. Birmlnghnm Winning.

Little Rock, May 17.-Birmingham
 made it three straights from Little 1 Rock today. Errors at critical mo- responsible for Little Rocks defeat All
 three of Little Rocks runs were brought in by Taylor, who got three
 hits in four times at the bat, one of which was a double Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
FIREcRAcKERs SHUT OUT.
Only Three Hits or Jackson But He Passed Five Men While Phillips Did Not Give a Base on Balls.

New Orleans. La, May 1.-The Pel- jeans shut Atlanta out today In very Phillips allowed but five hits and these were scattered, while the Pelican hits counted for runs. The game was tho ing established for this city, one hour and eighteen minutes being the time. Attendance, 2,50O. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
nnn,f Une .Poor On

Wor use on sewinY machines, bicycles and all purposes requiring fine lubri- can't; the best is the cheapest in the nbtafned at Singer stores. Look for the red S. 104 Dexter Ave. Montgom- arT, Ala adV-thp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18

St. Louis, May 17.-Consistent hit ting won the second game of the series with New York for the local Americans today.
 St. Louis .. .. ..201 100 15"-10 10 New York ..010 001 0a0-~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18

Udse HIls, SIaIIOru. Stolen bases. Stanley, Holly. Sacrifice hits. Beck. Double plays, Shea to Morse Morse to Stafford. Holly to Vii Hams to Beck. Struck out, by Phillips, l; by Jackson, 5. Hit by pitched ball, McCay. Left on bases, New Orleans, 3 ]; Atlanta, 3. First base on errors, New Orleans, 1; Atlanta. 0. Time, 1:1S. Jmpiru. Rassett
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18

New York, May 17.-New York won from Chicago today because the West erners could not hit Wiltse Chicago .. .. .0I0 0I0 OO0-2 New York .. ....300 900 10*-4 D
 Battertes-Lundgren and King; Wiltse and Brenahan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18

todays American Jockey Club card, a four horse race at mile and six, ena fsyoe wos w9f t by to The a w9R RRn As fHa which ran third The first two events were won by long shots Track fair,
 First race, six furlongs-Covina, 100 (Anderson), 40 to l, won; Fostering, 1O5 (Dale), ? to 5, second;. John H :. Kirby, 1o9 (stilD, 6 to l, third. Time 1:16 ,2-5; Brieklayer. Alice Lloyd Ethel Mark. Sadie R.. Petit Due and | Leila Hunter ran.
 Second race, four and one-half fur longs-sideview, 1o1 (Ghrsayns,ss}}i, 20 to to to l, second; Marimbo. 99 (swainl. 5 | to 1, third. Time 56. Billy Bensing, Mary Mac. My Louise, .Rosinini, Aidon, Carew, Walter Douglas and Sullry
 Third race, mile and one-sixteenth Eva Claire, s7 (swain), 3 to l, won; St., Ruth, 107 LFisher), 10 to l. sec third. Time 1:49 1-s. honda, Holm horst, A Convict, Morendo, Midnight Minstrel, Prince of Pilsen, Harrison, Satin Coat, pr. Guernsey and Excen- handicap-The Bon, li7 lsGaililng}, z scov9 w9n Tfnsedi ioS S4 Gei9en to third. Time 1:4S 1-5. VoiIa ran:
 Fifth race. five furlongs--The Rous- tabout, 90 (Radtke), 9 to 5. won Gal l lllInea, SS ~ lO l. oCtOhob nun Time 1:O2 2-5. MT. Barnaby, Corona. Soundly, Latsonia, Felix Mozzes, Fog horn, Mabel Griffin, Stormy, The Plains
 Sixth race. six. furlongs-slgnal H. 1O9 (Anderson), 3 to l, won; Ogontz' 112 (McKinney), 30 to l, second; Cater pillar, II (cIarD, s to l. third WGdfb Time boe Alvaro, The Inquisitive Girl Byron Rose. Limerick Girl. John Yerkes. Tom Crabb, Ike. Cohassett ran.
 First race, mile and three-eighths, selling-Charlie Miller, Sea Shark, y4; 1 Gumbo, 9S; Gisbock, 94; Establish, 9s; Honda. 1O1; Prince Real, St; seyer, Mckinney, Eva Claire. Exceutral, 92; Compass, 96; Ascelepias, 1O2; Brook
 Second race, four and a half surl2ngs Sweet Flavia, Lady Chiswick, Josie 110; j. A. Coiiett,' overseen, Long Bright, Four In Hand, Sasakanore, Gov.
 Third race, six furlongs.Many Thanks, Rudabek, Lady Felix, BlImen- thai, Miss Cornet, Mary McCafferty. Miss Miss " McKenna, iO5; Ben Mora. 117: Flying Charcoal. 1OS; Sarner, 109; San
 Fourth race, six and a half furlongss' totoc, 9i; Mansard, 1O2; Malakoff. s5; Mafaida, 9S Orpheum, 10S.
 Fifth race, mile, selling-Rampoosa. 1O3; Pure Favor, 92; Miss Callatlne, 1O2; 1 Tennybelle, 102; Hansbrough, 1e3; J. G. Drought, S6; My Alice, 92: Rusioni. 96: Silver Coin, Prodigal Son. 106; Shai- | tan, Henry Luehrnan, Jr, 97; Feronia. sixth race, mile-Little Pirate. 99; Juba, 1O4: Council, Ascot, 99; Thera Lee, old Hall, SC; Josette, 10l l Know, 1O6; The Guardsman. 10S; Wissendlne. | 96.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

FEW FOUL TIPS.
 Through with Bugs and Pirates.
 Little strenuous. eh, Mir. Starkell?
 Little Rock, Macon and Toledo-what
 Starkell has unmitigated respect for the Southern League. And especially a team down in Shreveport.
 Now to play: for even the Pretzels should take two of these three games with the Travellers If not all three of them.
 shout of joy went up at the mati- nee yesterday when Jack Higgins gave as as the Pretzel backstop the name "Millerick.".
 '. The leaders in the National League tie up today when Pittsburg invade3 the sacred precincts of Mir. Brush S Polo Grounds.
 The spit ball must be working over time in the National and American Leagues, moisture preventing the games in both leagues.
 One thing the local fans have to be thankful for, Dady Vaughn and his crew are in Shreveport today instead ol lHc I-TtlZclS.
 Pfenninger was charitably inclined towards Gardner yesterday. After Gardner had dropped that fly, "his umphs" called it a foul
 This is Jack Lees day, and if the Travellers win. they will surely know that they have been to ball game, and pretty fast one at that.
 ShauRhnessv ioins tho pro+,a,. ,,, Judge kavanaugh's town today. May ms shadow never grow less. Applica- ble to both the Judge and the out fielder.
 :, Funny how they break. Look how these leaders lead. Shreveport and New Orleans down here, Columbus and Milwaukee in the American Association and savannah and Jacksonville in the
 That's all right. Cy Young got hisn in bigger punches than were handed to Starkell yesterday when he pitched his first game, and StarkeIl is liable to have them taking off their hats to him yet.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Only One Game Played, St. Louis Ham,
 mering Hogg and CiarksOn.
 Detroit, May 16.-Detroit- Was shington postponed, rain.
 Cleveland, May 17.-Cleveland- Boston postponed, wet grounds
 Chicago. May 17-Philadelphia- Chi caKo postponed, wet grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, May 17.-Boston- Cincinnati
 game postponed, wet grounds
Ginnfa Win Arnin

Philadelphia, May 17-Philadelphia- St. Louis. postponed, wet grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
Little Rock.
Score by innings.

Birmingham. =. . OOO 900 POI 1-4 Little Rock .. ..... 900 POO 00l O--3
 Summary-Two base hits, Taylor. Three base hits, McCan. Sacrifice hits, Hurley, Blake, Hennessy, Dele hanty. Stolen bases, Hartman, Half ford Bases on balls, off Guese, 3; off Clarke, I. Struck out by Guese, 5 Clarke, 4. First base on errors. Little Rock, l; Birmingham, 3. Left on bases, Little Rock, 7 Birmingham, I. Double plays, Blake to Hurley to. Reading; Guese to Reading. Time, 1:5O. Umpire Carpenter. Attendance, 500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18

Richard Clarke. known to the local fan fraternity as Cowboy. will likely work for Birmingham Is this certain? going to do, except kick, there is a good chance 70 make some one eat a lid. He's the limit on the bravo, be- fore the crowd proposition. Maybe he got next to himself and cut it out - Birmingham News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Only One Game Played, St. Louis Ham, mering hOgg and CIarksOn. Detroit, May 16.-Detroit- Washington postponed, rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18

At Union Park, St. Louis. St. Louis. May 17.-The feature or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
RrOyyu,a HIttinr

Chicago, May 17.-Philadelphia- Chi cago postponed, wet grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18

Cleveland, May 17.-Cleveland- Boston postponed, wet grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18

Little Rock, Macon and Toledo--w a trio of Les Miserables!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18

Pfenninger was charitably inclined towards Gardner yesterday. After Gardner had dropped that fly, "his umphs" called it a foul
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
MISS j. l.. WALLACE

Who formerly conducted the millin-
cry store at 200 Eighth Street, in this
city IL now located at 216-21S West
143d Street, New York City and In
compliance with many requests from
former customers in Cairo and vi
entity has arranged to conduct a mail
order business and will be pleased
to give her personal and prompt at
tention to orders FOR millinery for
ladies desiring the mast correct styles
direct from the leading houses Of the
United States Miss Wallace needs
no introduction to the ladies Of this
city, and in mailing orders, to her
have the assurance that they will
have the full benefit OF the taste and
experience for which she Is so well
known. Satisfaction guaranteed Adj
dress Miss ] H. Wallace. 216.21S West
143d street, New York Sity.
How to send orders.---State In let
ter style and color Of hat desired ami
enclose postoffice order for the exact
amount you want the hat to cost
Miss Wallace guarantees hats cheaper
and Of better styles than can DO bought
elsewhere.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
LAD FIRED ON TRAIN
I. G, Agent Mcnamara Arrested
Young Henry Rudolph for Shoot
ing at Passenger Trains

As q result of bit Of clever detee.
tive work On the part of Illinois Cen.
trail Special Agent Pat Mcnamara,
Henry Rudolph, aged I'D years is in
the county jail charged with malic-
ious shooting,
Monday night when the Illinois
Central Paducah train was leaving
Cairo, shot was fired through a
coach window al the train was round.
ing the curve al the Halliday Hotel.
few minutes later the Fulton train
was also fred upon, Fortunately 10
one was injured
Mcnamara secured one of the bull.
lets, which was from small rife and
decided that the one who fired 1t was
la boy He later discovered thar
young Rudolph had been seen in that
neighborhood that evening with a flo
bert rifle He went 10 his home YES
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
Friday
LARGE CONTRACT LET
For the Construction Of Calro's New
Skyscraper to the Paducah Con.
struction Company.

The paducah Construction COM
pany was awarded the contract yes
terday afternoon for the construction
of The new tive-story building Of. the
Marx.Denison Dry Goods company,
The bids were opened in the of &c
of the company ar O'Clock and were
a. follows
Thomas Ferguson. s2s,S50
q, Wellingmeyer, S2S,4G0
Christman & Co., South Bend, Ind
S279S4.
William Schatz, $2T875.
Paducah Construction company, Pa
ducah, $269i2
] G Variable, local contractor has
the contract for painting che new
building.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

William + Bristol Of Hemoshlo.
Sonora, Mexico, Is the guest of bits
father w T. Bristol Mr.. Bristol III
Isecretary,treasurer and general man.
.aser Of the Sonora Telephone Co, and
is also interested in other enterprise
and has prospered steadily during bis
residence In Mexico He Is now or.
bis way 10 Hermosillo from an extern
ded trip to Portland, oregon, and
San Francisco and viii leave Cairo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
Excellent Work Rewarded

Rudolph Sondheimer, Of the Sond-
heimer Lumber CO., has sent to each
Of the members Of the fire depart
ments check for liberal amount ~
a token Of appreciation Of the good
work they did short time ago IN
preventing disastrous fire at his
lumber yard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

and political corruption Of The times
was due to fragrant injustice by which
women are hisfrancnlseG.
A resolution was adopted suggesting
TO President Angel of Michigan Uni.
versity and other educators to give 70
women more cordial welcome to
technical and scientific departments
of the university.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

terday on Washington avenue and ar
rested him. The boy claims that he
was shooting at birds,
The lad, although Of tender years,
has often been before the police, ami
has "done time" in the state Reforma.
tory.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

ss59--nr. Karl Ritter, 4 distinguished ge-
ographer. died All Berlin.
iS9S-Hon Thomas Francis Bayara. secre-
tary Of state and ambassador TO Great
Britain under Cleyeiand's administra-
tion, died In Dedham, Mass. born In
Wilmington Del, 1888
590a-Lafcadfo Hearn. journalist and au-
thor, noted for his works on Japan.
died ait Yokohama; born 1850.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

Mr ami Mrs. ]. s. Aisthorpe are ex-
pected home tonigh from Chicago and
Bloomington, alt the latter OF which
cities Mr. Aisthorpe has been iii at.
tendance at the annual meeting Of the
Illinois State Bankers Assn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

Capt Charles Hinde. who II the
guest 81 Mai E. w Halliday, and
family. will leave Friday for his home
/ IN Los Angeles. Cal, accompanied by
hts nieces. Misses Alice AMI Lydia HaI.
liday, who will spend the winter there
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

Mrs. Samuel Hastings and family
wish 10 extend their sincere thanks
10 their friends who so kindly assisted
en- during the recent Illness and
oavcmont Of their beloved husband
an father.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

j, b. Magee. Of the Redman Magee
Elevator co. has returned from Wash,
Ingt6n, where he went with other 10,
cal grain men TO testify before the
inter state commerce commission
He also visited Louisville aud New
York
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
WOMEN CAUSE OFt
ALL CORRUPTION
IN POLITICS BECAUSE OF THE
FLAGRANT INJUSTICE DONE
TO THEM BY DiSFRANcHlsE.
MENT, SAYS SuFFERAGiSTs

Milwaukee, Sept 27.--Wiscon
Womanls suffrage today adopted N
lNtions condcmnlng In strenuoas
terms class legislation. denouncing
gross materialsm and the commcrcial
spirit, and affirming that the strife
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28
5: PURELY PERSONAL /:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

J. I'll Friant, Of Pensacola Mo, Is In
the city on business.
Herman g. schuh went to Paducah
yesterday for a brief visit.
]. n. Himmelberger, Of Morehouse.
Mo, spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles S. Gilbert and
children will arrive home from Evan
ston this morning.
II C4 Stephens OF Evansville, Ind,
representing the Indiana Stove Works,
was In the city yesterday.
DIR. A. A. Bondtrant, who Is con
fined to his bed by illness, was report
70 be worse last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. r. Walker and
children have returned from d visit
with relatives at ST. Charles. Mo.
Mrs r. r. Chapman, wife Of Con
gresham Chapman, aud daughter
Miss Marion, and Mrs "A. X. Nickers
Of Vienna, were the guests yesterda!
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

Miss lima Culp stenographer for
the Andrew Lohr Bottling Co. is Wis
|iting her parents at Seottsyille, Kan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

Mrs. b. B. Tolson went to Jackson,
Tenn. yesterday for q brief visit with
friends
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-28

Judge VI. S. Dewey moved into his
new home at Elm and Twenty-sixth
street yesterday