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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01
CENTRAL AMERICAN STATES.
Consular Reports OF Their Conditions and
Their Commercial Relations With Us.

According Ia tho annual rc~,r- N, Tho prtiah
Consul Al Panama The forests abound with valuable
roo1q and omen savnrras vim nile NJ snIensie
graziag ground living within the narrow neck o.
land The richuess n sorte of . ,iiu,Isl denosit.
and quartz mine, is historical The climatic con
ditlons of some Of u- Interior provinces are good
bu, want OF ,ransportaiior. frtvcnis DEVELOPMENT
TIN monetary rnlt 4 tl,. ropubllc is 4 god coin
called hrbos. divided ,rto 100 cents but FOR n.
present none VIII Doe coined me United states dollar
being legal tender ~ s potrnel value and the eaulv
alcut of one brbos silver nesoS are TO be rnin,ed
IN single pesos and various -riror denomination.
and 81 silver Is Tie equivalent % one bliboa
To guarantee the parity between gold and silver
sat-, sum n, eold raui,alcnt 10 Is per cent Of
the coinage In circulation Tho Colombian cur
rency now IN circulation Is 70 bc Withdrawn IT,.
ln,fuduct,ou of sIi Dissertation. Of silver money il
To n. nroblbit.d
4 strnuship line has recrrtiv been established
b,tUe,n -,i,eo md China calling At Panama on
hotb ,b oru,rJ srd lou5evo-d yovsp. The
I'm, hc,,,o,, panr,,,F aud Yokohama ,yiI bc about
tbirty r,, da,.
.f-,c ,,.t.,r,t,or ~ ,,,,uf,rtft.rs' tra4er,ars.
vu t ttn each AND ~ merchants +rs1cr7srl-s Sc
zach travelling agents mus, DE- licensed
mo United eiates Government has cstahllsheo
,,srf,t,ne ot,rsut,n. service for Vessels entering
the ports q, Panama. Aeon. Cn,tohal and Colon
portobcilo. nn tho Atlantic coast. through Which
,u Tad. ut,h norts on -he our ~ san Bias is N
mas |lG q
,,,,-,,, rim an .r7eri-np COMPANY Tor uir-
IT,. ,.,c,rspbv has hee1 signed. srording com
,,,,,,-,,to, ,,th torcly7 countries ~, wAv Of Cen
t,., ,re,ic, str,,l,, .,s-sr, WITH connect color
nm p,n,r,, ,,i,hir clgbt.., months ana ,here.
,,t s,,,1, ,,,,r, and another nefrrrer pansrs
md central and south 4-reric,. within two year,
Tn, International banking Corporation Of %,
t,r,,,s st,t, has opeped 4, general banking agcucY
"a p,nsr7,
Nhop, twenty steamers carr bananas from No
,co ,o IN, Tinted S,ates About 10000 punches sr-
.,nort.d r,ortbiv Inc plantations are many mllr,
., ,,,,rtc,, citizens
y,o,dur,, 4. doing well. according 20 = repo-
-. t-.-,..,, ,-ass,l yvood n. CON, Man
t.-,.,, tr,,,lrt,. ~. tein, received A. The con
-, $3.50, ,.,r-,r.--,si d.,..for--e--
bulatc lle t"'S'1nE e"'l'' l'.1' -,..
OF Mexico r. making ihc Ccntrh American ~. --.
natural and easv outlets yor American cA-l-a. r'
70 "a, treoucnt resolutions in Honduras and otsef
:" ~, -, 81. - a.. 49,. f..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01

IA c says In two hand ran one player call
ont while thc other IS 10 ihe lcad-
Yes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01

r. n SAYS Il wants 70 and vans 20. q
gels enough 30 20 out, huf either docs mot know A.
lf does NOE call ans and vors on. winning fhr
las; trick which riyts f'in ipsf enough. 80 BE- calls
aui bots thar a cannot chli our on the lass
trick and rrust o or d i0 count Ui 'rl VIII show
Wat both arc our and me gene must be SET 20
i.2IO
's wrong. T. rs only when the players have
10 count the poIn, tAten In 1 Tricks 20 cl whether
they are out or not 7'f the game SIS eet. % both
IRE out s makes no af''frpf 20 count, and rails
out on tie play. therefor" n. lt is right NJ wins.
n he is wrong he loses r. frequently hlp1-rs hat
player knows be must ee' the last ircf 70 hc o1t.
e. T. Il say, and "a are plying spades
tTumps IS mrlds r'norhl1. then he nel1s iN
trurrps. using The pnocile queen. on winning
ano;her Trick be produces 'hc second queen and
Mods 90 irumps vim me HnT of me sequence 90
the table Is THIS r-ir
So The mold of marriage Is an interior rneld
IN the same ciass as me sequence. and no card
already used IN thc superior mcld coo be- used
sgan In an inferior nc'd in 'hc same class 80 frr
med tot N Is lost
H. $ G says what rs the ncld af 'our kings
and four queens worth 'n three 0r four hama
20 points One marriage must b, lost TO rom
nly with Tho rule THAI ncrc must bc ~ leasi one
fresh card from the band for each succo sye ne!d.
r. C J. and p ny. In four hand auction
piuooAIe a, y and plss. Must % bid ur can be
pass the dealt
lie musi bid something, If only 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01

perditd is to idylllo romance what Ant'gone
and Alcestis are TO tragedy; and it ia as
abhorrent to interpret one as the other IN
the spirit of crinolne and pantalets Her
virtue and chastity are no cold and starched
distractions. no whited sepulchre Of pent
UP natural instincts in decay. With her
virtue Ia one Of the vital passions burns
the same fuel and is lighted with the same
flame JOHN CoRBIE
Arizona republican., 1905-03-28

John Bennett has bought out Park CTS blacksmith shop, corner First avenue and Jefferson and soicits the patronage Of the public. Guarantees good work. Call and see him.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-28
The Berryhill Co.
 News Dealers, Ger. Washinstsn and First Sts.
SUICIDE OF PERRY CHOSE
A Sunday Night Tragedy Shocks the
 Town of Mesa.

Perry Crose, a young man of Mesa, son of J. D. Crose, the merchant, com mitted suicide in the house of his father on Sunday during the absence of the family at church, by shooting.
 The suicide is thought to be the in- direct result of injuries sustained by the young man some months ago while employed on the Chandler power plant at Tempe. He fell from the plant one day and became entangled in a live wire in such a manner that his escape from instant death was regarded as miracle He lay for days between life and death but at last partially recover ed. He was not however the same boy There were certain physical defects which however after a time seemed to pass away. But there was change in his mind. He was not insane but he seemed to have become in a measure irresponsible. He acquired also an un- natural jovial manner.
 His father did not trust him as he had formerly done and that seemed to weigh on lis mind and he often men tioned it to his associates. On Sunday morning he asked his father for the family horse and surrey saying that he wanted to take a couple of Tempe normal girls riding. His request was compiled W1th put when m the even ing he renewed his request he was de- nied. He turned away and his par ents never after saw him alive.
 He went to the home of a friend, a boy named Dykes and told him that the world and even the girls turned against him and that he was going to commit suicide right away. Dykes took him by the arm. saying, Come with me. Put it off for a month and you'll feel better
 Dykes persuaded Crose to go home with him and they went to bed. Dykes almost immediately fell asleep but soon awakened to find himself alone. Re membering what Crose had said about suicide, ke arose, dressed and hur- ried to the home of the Crosses. He knocked at the door but receiving no reply he turned away to meet MT. and Mrs. CTOse who were returning from church. He told them why he was there and of the threats that young Crosse had made. The door was open ed and in the half darkness a body was seen lying on the floor. The right side of it was then burning. The young man must have shot himself just before the arrival of Dykes and had held the muzzle of the revolver so close that the clothing was set on fire
 The young man was nineteen years of age and was well liked throughout all the south side.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-28

American Cleaning Works removed to 3S s. Center, opposite Commercial Red POP.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-28

Picture frames to order at 5 cents per foot and up at BaIke's Big curio Store.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-28

The happy part of Phoenix eats at Hoghe's Chop House. Steaks, porK sausage or a famous hamburger.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-28
Of fLocalY
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending 5:30 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-28

Mexican drawn work at half price at Balke's big Curio Store.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-28
Insurance Gasoline Stoves
ACCIDENT IMPOSSIBLE, ABSOLUTELY SAFE.

ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
 Kcol and klean. Narelessness Kuts no figure with insurance gasoline stove. You couldn't figure out an ac- cident with one. Prices from S9S5 to $29.5O.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-28
 Buy Your Wife a Summer Cook Stove. BIG LINE
 OF Summer Cook Stoves
 AT DAVIDSON'S CASH STORE

Standard wickless blue flame oil stoves absolutely safe. No more eX- pense for fuel than a wood stove. kool, klean and konvenient. Prices from S.S5 to $l5.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-28
GET THE HABIT BERRYHILL'S SANITARY
 SODA FOUNTAIN

All eggs used at our fountain receiv- cd daily from the country.
 EGG DRINKS.
 Egg Boushee, Egg Flip. Egg Sherry, Egg Punch, Queen Charlotte, Royal Cabinet, Silver Fizz, Golden Fizz, Egg Matted Milk.
 FANCY MIXED DRINKS. Orange Punch, Frosted Glace, Cherry Bounce, Maple Fudge, Cherry Sanga- rec, Mint Julep, Almond Sponge, Straw berry Milk Shake, Grape Hickey, Lime Fruit Sangaree, Ginger Ale Cobbler, Creme de Menthe, Roman Punch.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-28

Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 2S6 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since since January 1, SPA inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-28
Thomas Lawn Mowers

In ten different stylas, from s5.S5 to S1650. Easy cutters.
 Big line of Goodrich Rubber and Cot ton hose just arrived from factory. Not a foot of hose in Davidson's Cash store that was in the store prior to Feb ZS' 1905, the day 1t arrived in Phoenix.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
Weather Conditions.

The severe disturbance central in
Kansas yesterday morning has moved
northward TO South Dakota, without
any difinution in intens ty. 1t has
caused heavy rains and high winds
and gales IN the Missouri Valley. A
secondary depression, or disturbance,
is noted this morning in Northern Tex
as. High pressure areas center In the
extreme northeast, and in the north
Pacific slope.
The temperature has fallen in south
eastern Montana, Nebraska, Colorado
Kansas, western Missouri, Oklahoma
and in the extreme southwest; else
where it has, as a rule, risen slightly
Within the last "a hours rain has
fallen along the south Atlantic coast
In Eastern Tennessee. throughout the
Upper Mississippi and Missouri val
leeys in western Montana, Oregon
ind in the middle Rocky Mountain re
gion
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
WILL CLOSE EARLY ]. c. SAVAGE DEAD WAS RE-ELEcTED|
FORMER RESIDENT OF CAIRO
PASSES AWAY AT CHICAGO
AFTER ILLNESS OF SEW.
ERAl MONTHS.

Word was received yesterday by
DR., Paul G. Sehuh Of this city, Of the
death Of Mr.. ]. C. Savage of Chicago,
for a number of years a resident Of
Cairo. Mr.. Savage occupied the po-
sition OF cashier of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad company here and left
Cairo in 1887 10 accept similar posi-
ton with a Chicago railroad office, be
ing lately employed by the Union Pa
cific railway. He resided in Wilmette
one of the northern suburbs of Chiea
go and died at his home yesterday af
ternoon at 500 o'clock Mr.. Savage
suffered a severe attack of grip last
winter and had been in falling health
since that time. He is survived by
his wife and daughter. Mrs. Julius P
Schulz, of Selma, Alabama. both O
whom were at his bedside at the time
Of his death. Mrs. Schulz was calleC
from her home Tuesday by wire stat
ing that Mr.. Savage was very low ant
she reached W1lmette only few hour
before her fathers decease.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
ORGAN RECITAL
At Presbyterian Church Last Night
Pleased Very Fair Sized
Audience.

4 very fair sized audience greeted
the organ recital given at the Presby-
erian church last night by Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Vale Mcintyre, and
though not as many were present as
would have been had the weather been
fairer, all who were there were highly
pleased with the artistic program rem
dered.
Mr. MeIntrye proved mself to be
an organist of great ability and merit
and his program was varied enough
% suit all tastes. Two of the best
selections We're the Hungarian
Sketch by Brahms and the Tam
heuser Overture" by Wagner.
Mrs. Mcintyre has beautiful con
tralto voice and her audience was
nightly pleased with her rendering of
the aria from Samson and Delilah,
although her sing ng of Neyin's beau
t.ful Rosary was especially enjoyed
by many.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
Prof. T. {. CIendenen Again
Chosen Superintendent of
Schools
PRESIDENT HALLIDAY OF BOARD
OF EDUCATION NAMES HIS
STANDING COMMITTEES
FOR COMING YEAR.

The board of education met in regu.
lar session yesterday afternoon and
elected Prof. T. C. Clendenen the su.
perintendent of schools for the com
ing year.
This is the nineteenth consecutive
term which Mr.. Clendenen has been
chosen for that office and during the
time he has been superintendent he
has done much toward the upbuilding
Congress was formerly opened here
primary schools.
Other business OF Importance was
transacted, that of the most interest
to the public being the appointment OF
the standing committees which viii
serve during the coming year by pres
ident of the board, Fl. E. Halliday.
Following are the committees as
they were named:
Finance-H. f. Halliday, chairman;
J. H. Galligan, A. A. Bondurant, E. l.
Gilbert.
Teachers and Text Books. IT. Gal
Mrs. Anna G. White, Mrs. Amarala
Martin. the superintendent.
Rules. Regulations and Complaints
e. D. Carey chairman; c. R. Stuart
W. F. Gibson, A. A. Bondurant, the
superintendent
Purchases-C. B. S. Pennehaker
chairman; E. L. Gilbert Chas r. Stu
art A. A. Bondurant.
/ Building and Grounds-W F. Glib
! SON, chairman; Mrs Amarala Martin
Chas r. Stuart, A. A Bondurant.
+ Repairs and Improvements-C r
/ Stuart, chairman; W. F. Gibson, c. b
:. s Pennebaker the superintendent.
Visitation of Schools-Mrs. Anna G
White, chairman; Mrs. Amarala Mar
tin.
| High Schools-Mrs Amarala Mar
tn, chairman; Mrs. Anna G. White.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05

In these days OF big musical produc.
tions, the chorus feminine is an ever
important feature So keen has the
competition between managers be.
come that the fortunate young women
possessed Of youth, beauty of face,
shapeliness Of form and the ability to
dance and sing in chorus work com.
mands salary fully equal TO the me.
dunn grade OF the talented dramatic
actors. In selecting the large chorus
with the big musical comedy, 1.-THE
Man Behind" the management asserts
that one Of the most youthfully at
tractive and tunefully capable lot OF
girls obtainable has been recruited
the result being charming feminine
background for the stars OF the com
I pany. This production will be seen a
the opera house on Wednesday, Ma,
10th.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
IN SOCIETY
Mothers, Meeting.

The mothers meeting at Mrs. J, NJ
Lansdens Thursday afternoon was
very well attended Mrs. E. S. Dewey
read a paper on the training Of chill
dren in the home, followed by dis
| cussion of the members present. Mrs.
Strong and Mrs. Gholson sang a duet
and Mrs. Strong solo.
The meeting was in charge Of Mrs.
IN. w. .. Hatcher, Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Dougherty had charge of the silver
baby medal contest by children en-
tered; ages 3 to 5. Alfred Holmes
won the medal. The other members Of
the class were Alma Scott, Viola Wal
ker, Kathryn Williams. Leo Murphy
Jocelyn Won Aichenhurg. The chill.
dren all carried temperance trumpets.
Each child received as souvenirs
aluminium Frances Willard medals.
The judges of the contest were Mrs.
j. e. Strong, Miss Winifred Wilson.
Miss Emma Lansten,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
LADIES FREE TONIGHT
UNDER USUAL CONDITIONS.

"A Chicago Tramp last night by
the Kingsley Russell show at the OPP
era house drew large aud. ence con
sidering the weather The play was
all that could be expected; the special
ties alone being worth the price of adj
mission. The bill proved a pleasing
farce comedy and was enjoyed by all
who braved the weather to come out.
The company Is fast making friends
and should be greeted by a packed
house for the balance OF the week.
Tonight they present the four act
comedy drama, "Dudden Head Dud-
ley. played here several seasons ago
by the late Hennicy lie Royal, under
the title of Other Peoples Money,
at slo0 price. AS a special induce.
ment for tonight, ladies will be admit
| ted free under the usual conditions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
NEW POLICE OFFICER.

James Higland was last night in.
reduced TO his duties as a member OF
the Cairo police force. The proceed
ure was rather out of the ordinary. it
being necessary always for the coun
Gil TO approve of the bond of officers
before they may enter the service
but the necessity Of a man al might
10 take the place Of John Glade, re
moved to the day force, made tht
move Imperative.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
Cairo Merchants Sign Notice TO
That Effect
COMMENCING TODAY HOUR OF
CLOSING WILL BE EIGHT
o'cLocK-JUNE 18TH 1T
WILL CHANGE TO 6.

The merchants of this city. or at
least a large part OF the ones engaged
in the retail shoe. dry goods and
clothing business, have issued a notice
to their clerks and the public in gen
eral that beginning with today, and
lasting until June 18th. they will close
their stores at 5 o'clock, with the ex
ception of Saturdays.
Commencing June 18th and lasting
until September 18TH they will close
each night at 6:l5 O'Clock, except Sat
urdays. after which date, with the eX
ception of the fifteen days prior TO
Christmas, they will close at o'clock
till June 18th. 1905. when the
o'clock hour Of closing will again be
resumed.
Following is the list of the mer-
chants who have signed the notice;
Kaufman Bros.
B. Sadler
B. McManus Jr.
I. B. Reese.
Samuel White.
w B. Huette
Henry Bernstein.
Solomon & Son.
]. c. Gholson.
c. C. Terrell & Co.
F. Hass.
Ike Cohen
Jesse O. Hunt.
f. W Werner
George T. Carnes.
Roth 81 White.
Fry a. Rossman.
Rosenberg &, Gould.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
ThInos Feminlne.

Only the woman who thinks an
says sweet things knows the value G
velvet tongue. Only the woman VIII
looks with kindly eye on her friend
knows the power of a smile. An
only the woman who makes weapo
of her tongue and companion Of he
frown may ever fully appreciate tn
folly OF feminine spite.-Exchaage,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
cry Of the Conservative.

Down at Palm Beach recently a
young Englishman, who is deeply in
sympathy with the liberals in Rus
STA. was trying to explain the condi-
ton Of European politics to an Ameri-
can girl.
"Byt what is a conservative any.
.way2" she asked.
EN- England it is a highly respect
able gentleman who goes around
stepping on the coat tails Of progress,
and crying 'Whoa!'
Il suppose in Russia he steps OF
1.-THE whole coat man and all, ant
kthen cries FIRE.! Denver Republl
can.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05

The Tribune made quite an error"
in regard to the swartz- Fischer wed
Ing. The groom's name was Charles
Wencil instead of George Swartz and
the wedding took place at the Luth-
eran church instead of at the brides
parents. We are sorry we made such
an error, but are not altogether to
blame for it as we were misinfcrmed
in regard to the occasion Montgom.
cry Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
Aoed Vegetarian.

There Is man of eighty-six In New
York who has not tasted meat for
thirty.eight years. He expects tn live
twenty-five or thirty years longer He
has brought up large family on veg
etables alone. His eldest son, who
was In childhood very delicate, with
an obvious consumpiive tendency. be
came vegetarian with his father
thirty-eight years ago, and IL q fine
vigorous, hearty man, educating hi
children In the same regimen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
Nourishment IN Cream.

Cream Is without exception the best
OF all fats for nourishing both adults
and children. OF course, 1t Is not
needed equally by all persons, and
there are many who cannot digest IT,
W hen a fat is needed and it can be
Gigested cream should be tried and
1t may be pushed to the greatest
extent the digestion will allow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
ract Worthy OF Day,

April ], 1872, Lord Bolingbroke
stated in parliament that in the great
contest called the glorious wars of
queen Anne" the duke OF Marlb-
orough had not lost single battle.
and yet the French had carried their
point, the succession to the Spanish
monarchy. the pretended cause for so
great an enterprise Dean Swift
called this statement "a due donation
Tor all fools day
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
Misses Stone Entertain

The Misses Stone entertained In
formally at their home at 20l7 Wash
ington avenue last night. Despite the
inclemency of the weather number
Of guests were present Music and
games were INDUCED in during the
evening, after which Ices were served
and the hour was late when the guests
reluctantly took their leave.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05

That Dummy Hughes has got
eyes in the back of his head. He can
watch more. people on the diamond
than any other two men in the league
And that faculty comes in handy
when he is on second. And the boy
Is there with that bat Of his, too.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
Importation u BUGS.

The government imports two kinds
of bugs: First. parasites and natural
enemies of other insects that irjure
grain, fruits vegetables; and, second.
insects that are useful because OF their
products, or their beneficial relations
to cultivated pte~
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05

If Bell did muff two little infield
flies the fact remains that he is the
hest third haseman In the league and
the fans have no kick coming because
Of his errors. II he had lost the game
they could yell. but he didn't and he
is entitled to an off day once in a
while ii he wants to take one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05

Newland and Larsen, the two field
ers who took Bissell and Cuthbert's
positions in the latter part of the
seventh had but little opportunity to
show up. but the fans have the assur-
ance that they will not be found want.
ing when the occasion arises.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
Washinaton Bulletin.

Washington, May Following is
the weather forecast for Illinois for
the next "a hours:
Fair Friday, preceded by showers
and thunderstorms; Saturday fair;
fresh west winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05

Crowder, the Hens" short stop, is
a clever man In his place, but Thomas
can play rings around him. He dem
onstrated the truth of that statement
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
CHRONOLOGICAL
May s In History.

i7Se - Opening session OF
the states general at ~~
!. !" !: :: :: ::
Versailles, generally
taken as the beginning >E
OF the French revolu- Ny u
ton TX
Isl2-The British captured y
Oswego. y. Y. other
important conquests
ai9ns the iAAe 00'uei Napoleon l.
szl-Napoleon I. died at St. Helena; born
--~- AZ Ajaccio. island Of Corsica. i76s
'lsl2 = Fearful confiagrAtion, lasting i've
days. broke out in Hamburg; 80 10 ~
lives sacrificed, property loss. $500,
Oo0
ls5e-Prince Metternlch. celebrated Aus
trian diplomatist. died; born l7IS
is5-Georg Heinrich August Ewald. phi
lologist. theologisn. historian and re-
former. died. aged p
Iss4-John Jay. ex-minister 70 Austria
died in New York city; born ISIS.
lss7-Elbridge Gerry Spaulding. the IA
Their OF the epeenback." died at Buff
falo: born 1903
l9o4-The canal zone formally ceded 10 tbs
United States. Maurus Jokai. noted
Hungarian novelist, died at Budapest
born lS-5.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05

Watch" Harvey is fitting appela-
ton for the man behind the bat for ne
assuredly has his eye en- everything
on the diamond and the man who
makes second over him will have to
start the day before. He laces out n
Two Dagger once in a while If he
thinks it is necessary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05

Roland is mud horse proper, has a
record Of POS fiat in the loan. And
from his second sack he can talk just
as fast as he can cover the ground.
He bats every once in while too. to
he everlasting sorrow of the opposing
pitcher.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05

Old Dummy has just the fiat boats
ferry him successfully over such
round as was to be found around his
ack yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-05
THE WEATHER
Temperatures Yesterday.

Maximum temperature, rs degrees.
Minimum temperature, &C degrees,
Temperature at p. m, IS degrees.
Rainfall, Go up TO I o'clock.