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New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
MOTOR BOATS START RACE.
MARBLEHEAD THE GOAL.
TrceIOe Speedy Craft IN Kmicker-
booker Y. c. Distance Trial.

Led by the SS-foot motor launch May. owned by a
A Low. OF New-York. twelve boats started yester-
day from College Point in the long distance power
boat race from the Knickerbocker Yacht Club an
chorage to Marblehead, Mass. some two hundred
and eighty miles.
Promptly at II 80 a. the preparatory gun was
fired from Commodore w. B. Beams yacht, Ptute
II. anchored Off the clubhouse. Rear Commodore
Frank E. Browns yawl Sultana forming the other
end of the line.
1t was the first race of the kind ever attempted,
and yachtsmen thronged the shore near the club
house to witness the start. They were well re-
paid. for the scene was picturesque one. when
all the boats for the line, each one flying a
white bunting flag. bearing a black number and
ploughing up a furrow of foam as they headed for
the line at full speed. Every one of the twelve
boats crossed the line in / minute 80 seconds. in
the following order:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
BABYLON YACHT CLUB RACE.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TINE TRIBUNEl

IBY TELEdkAFH TO TIE TNIHJNE.I
Babylon. Long Island July 22-The open regatta
of the Babylon Yacht Club sailed over the
club course to-day. and proved the most success
full event in the history OF the club.
The Halcyon Yacht Club fleet was nearly all en-
tered. and over twenty boats crossed the line when
the starting gun fired by John A. Cormaek.
chairman OF the regatta committee. rather light
easterly breeze prevailed during the race. which
devoid Of exciting incidents.
The power boats owned by Egbert V. Strong.
A. e. Smith Charles searle and ]. Coleman were
participants in an impromptu race which enlfvened
the occasion The winners were:
Glass A. sloops, S. II. Oeforest's Aurelia; Glass
Z, sioops. Frank orrs Terrapin; Class e. catboats.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

after the steeplechase the former accused the lat
ter OF trying 10 shoulder him out OF the course,
and became so earnest In his efforts to convince
his opponent that he caught him by the throat and
was apparently holding him under wraps when
some Pinkerton men interfered. The fight. it Is
said, was resumed in the jockey and had to
be stopped once more Each jockey was set down
for the meeting. The two have not been friends
since they rode in a race a number OF weeks ago
Patsy McCue the well known jockey OF a year or
ago, arrived at Brighton Beach yesterday.
Patsy told his friends that he had walked here
from the Coast and he looked IL. If he can make
weight he will try TO ride on local tracks
Rubric which was entered to be sold for $500.
was bid Up s, 500 by Frank Brown after winning
the fifth race and it cost A L. Aste considerably
more than the purse was worth to keep his colt.
Burns and Oliphant were both set down for the
rest of the meeting by Mars Cassidy yesterday for
disobeying orders.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Fritz l. Kramer. in the launch Wampum and
L. - berrlaa in the Iris. followed the racing boats
as Iar as Ihroggs Neck, where the Blink was then
leading
The course for the boats is through Long Island
@ 1nc Fneyatc and Nantucket sounds, around Mono
my ana thence across Boston Bay to Marblehead
Inc nnlsh Is off the Eastern Yacht Club house
Osoer Che!lborg, the chairman of the regatta com
Inittee and Harry Stephenson left by rail fcr Ros-
Tr n 40 AsS nlsnI 10 time the boats at the finish.
d me hast prize is cup offered by The Rudder
SIub cup. A. E. Potter representing THE Rud-
der, accompanied the member of the regatta com
mtttee TO Boston ~
All the boats well built substantial craft ten
or them having hunting cabins and torpedo sterns
G, Gnlcn VIII protect them from heavy The
GeIeraI Bumps has what is known as a ''transom"
stern and the Woodpile has a V-shaped stern. The
crews OF the boats are as follows:
,Arsnea-Gerald A. Cooper, Hnrwood wakeman. H NJ
Mott " ~ anu - W. Os
Ednbee-Georgs Mcdonald, Allen F Mcdonald and
Woodpis-C. NJ. scudder. W w Cook H d Farrar
. u Sarker and George W. Stetson.
~ ~ = " '
Yeddo-,w H AspinwaI. Leland NJ Burr and Joseph
May--A Wasseman. Frank Shippen George Robinson
Joseph Garcia and James Hunter
seafe Steer Charles F. 1flinghast and G. W.
GlissandoWaiter E Noble. Horace Hathaway William
Hisco1 and William Lancashire
Ieilslnan-Arthur F. Colchester GYMS z F-rr1s Raw
hlohd w Ferris and John X. Sav1Ie
anT VIE u Francis w. H. Rowe J b.
General Bumps-WaIter Page I. -odscbaIr 1r.roLa
"esson and r. B. CLARK. ~
w me Highball. the Blink the Talisman and the
WOo1plle are from Boston; the Aranca the Fnobee
Ine 1eudO the Igniter and the Nav hail from NaUr
1ork; the Aquila from Providence r I tho r.Jts
Iuo 9Hor p,i tHM ran River. and the General Bumps
1t is estimated that with fair weather the win
"s oo@l VIII cover the course in thirty-two hours.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
SWEEPSTAKES sSOO-TROTrING AND PACING-O
MOHAWK AND HUDSON CIRCUIT.

Bingharnton. n Y. July 22.-The l.e.t u the
MoHawk and Hudson Valley Circuit concluded
here to-day Favorites Won in each Of she con
tests -. H. Nichols Of Brooklyn. was ansd Sl5o
IGr laying up heats In one OF Thursdays races
The summaries.
Trotting s;i6 class purse sioo-Dinple won hrst sec
ehd AND ntth heats and race Daniel won thild az
fourth heats Bertha X, and T. T. y. also st@l'ee
Tine. 2.ltAs 1;lstA. 2lSe, 2:2o's, 80. -,
Irottina t224 class; S4Oos-J u Grst. tAig
and utth heats and king fourth neat 49,
Trap Rock the second Frank Wilkes. CoGnt StransSi
Heorge Mctitt and Aurelio also started Fne. &-sN
a2S, 2;2tia 2;23&. 2;23A
Paetns ts;l1 claso S4OO)-FFank s took ne -.
IN straight heats fltte joe. Tommy. Frank VIZ,
ziNa, Greswcod. Red sovereign and Maud Dll~fa AsS
started Time. s;l6A. 2;l5tA. 2.16.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
SPEEDY LITTLE HELEN.
Long Island Mare Beats RiUaIs Gt
Em pire Citg Track.

Three hundred dollars IN stakes. ten times that
amount in side bets and still more in feeling were
az issue yesterday in old fashioned Sweepstakes
race decided at the Empire City track
Rivalry among Long Island road horses gave rise
to the contest which brought together, At half
mile heats. the bay tyotter Little Been. owned By
George Craig, District Attorney Of Queens County;
the bay PAGER Earle Scott, owned BY Farmer W
by William Card.
In addition to the main stakes M Craig w4gered
80 20 800 that Little Helen would beat Uncle
Tom. and Farmer Scott bet s. Oco even that his
horse would beat them all
The race was close and exciting. drst to last. The
Inree horses finishing neck and iu every heat
Little Helen. coming from to rear in the home
stretch. unfinished both PAGERS and won the nrsf.
third and fourth heats
IN the second heat Little Helen made q break
and was beaten out by Earle Scott The time Of
l4ttie Helen was formerly driven the SPEED
way ~ congressman De Witt c. Flanasan. ol
NeW-Jersey who paid $i6sO for her The summary
SWEEPSTAKES SSOO-TROTTING AND PACING-ONE-
HALE MILE HEATS.
George Craiss b. little Helen ttrottar bv
Apple Jack Jdck Suaithl ........-..-..- j
w A Scotts o 8 Earle Scott tpacert. hg Bon
ME AcGrsgor Oer0ne Whepleyl. ..-.......-- :
william Cards b g. Uncle Tom tpacer} &C. A.
Time. 1:OSls IeSss. l.05'a t,o6
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
PROVIDENCE ENTRIES.

Providence. r. L, July 22-The entries for Mon
days races at Narragansett Park follows:
First Gor three-year-olds and over; one me)-
Foncasta. Claude, 12S C1oyerland. 49, Lochnvar 104
Master Of Craft. 1o2 Mirthless Rhythm, 99 Fiji. 81.
Second race selling for two-year-oids five furlongs
EateT. 49, SungOw. 104; Dennis
sullivan. lO2 Nil. 90 Ossineke. 9s Blue Mamie, "a.
Third Ceiling; for threeyearOds about six
longsl-tioldheur, 115: Drone, ia Cabin 1l3: Wild
Iristman. l12 Rhino, no. Mormon. 1Oe; Trajan, 1O7
Bonnie Reg l06; Pink Garter 105 GaylaTd, 1O5 Azena
lo5 Hyperion. loa: Golocroft. l02; Barbgta, 100
Fourth (handicap for yesrolds about six
longs)Jack Doln. u.s. Speedway III; Eater ll7
Nagazam III: Interlight, 115: Ali Pink Ill.
Fifth selling; for threeyear-olds over;
and one-quarter miles-St Gallen 1OS; Enverte. 1O6
Barkelmore, 106i Golden Green. 103 Stepaway 101
Palette 100; Bouver, 9s: Ike S. 9 Ruft 80; Supreme
Court
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants won the fourth consecutive game
from St. Louis yesterday. at the Polo Grounds
by score of to 4. Ames did the pitching for
the Giants and was batted for eight hits.
Thielman was the opposing pitcher. He was
hit often. and was given poor support. ST
Louis managed to get run In the third ana
fourth innings. and two in the sixth inning
while New-York scored four in the first
inning, one in the fourth and four more In the
sixth.
A holiday crowd witnessed the game and ap-
parently enjoyed ii. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
FRoNTsNAc YACHT CLUB RACES.

Frontenac. N. Y, July 22.-The So Long, owned
by George Hasbrouck of New-Yors led the field
across the finish line this afternoon in the twenty
mile free for all event that closed the three-da
racing meet of the Frontenac Yacht Club.
The other boats finished in the following order:
The Radlum. the Japansky, the Comanche and the
Teddy. The handicap for motor boats over fifty
rating by the Roma, owned by Louis
Hunt of Brooklyn. with the So Long second
In the class for boats under fifty rating the Teal
owned by Captain Fl. s. Johnston. first. and
the Guess, owned by Commodore III. ". Denny. OF
second.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
uNoUA coRINTHIAN REGATTA.
[BY rELEGRAPH no rHn rp,z,-,

tBH TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
Amityville, Long Island, July 22-The cI,1h ra
gatta Of the Unqua Cortnthan Yacht Club was
sailed this afternoon under clear skies and with a
light easterly wind The winners and those who
took second place IN the several classes were pre
sented with silver cups by Vice Commodore Molli
neux and were follows
SoOps, Glass E-The Eileen Edward EslaaoLa-
hrst; the Edice. Delaney Smith second
Skip class-The Skip, c. Chichester first. tba
Wanda. DR.. o. J. Wilsey second ~
Glass D. catboats-Enla II. Albert Williams Ars+.
the Junior. Fred DaIsoIl, second 1
class z, catbOats-The Widgeon Robert FJai7bt
nrst: the ScarecroW. Fred Stone, second
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
BOSTON. 2: CHICAGO.

Boston. July 2.-To-day's game with Chicago
was won by Boston in the tenth inning on single.
a sacrifice error and a helder's choice WeImer
pitched excellent game. striking out nine men
The score:
r. II. e
eS6.so eRSsss ::::::::::d5 :::::::d "a :
Batteries-willis Moran; wsimer and King Um-
pITe-O'Day. Attendance 3.02o.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

The stewards u The Jockey Club Will hold a
meeting tomorrow 20 discuss some means of in
cressing the revenue the various re- cling assoca
Tons which has been more than cut in two since
me pookInahers have been permitted TO do busi-
ness without paying. The stewards met at Brigh-
ton t beach yesterday and granted a number of
After Ray and Rodrock had weighed in yesterday
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
TRIAL FOR CANADA CUP BOATS.

Toronto. Ont, July 22.-The first trial race for
the selection OF a challenger for the Canada Co,n
was held to-day. The Terneraire designed bv
Fife the British boat builder. won the race de-
Ieating Ioraya, which built by Eylne the
Scotch shipbullder, and Naniva, a home built boat
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
NEW-ENeLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

AT Fail River-FaH River. 0: Lynn 1 tnrzt gams):
Fall River g. Lynn (second sane)
At LOwen-COncord Z: Lowell, 8.
At New w-Bedford-ETaVerhill 8: New-Bedford, Cdrst
game: Bedford 4; HaverhilL Second Esns).
At Lavrence-Nashua, 8: Lawrence. 0arst Eame);
Lawrence. Ii; Nashua, (second garne)
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
CONTRACTS AND RELEASES

President Pulliam Of the National League has
announced the following contracts and release:
Contracts-With st. Louis T. j. Isahsy and
David l.. Brain.
Release-By Pittsburg. William Clancy 70 Roch
ester eastern League).
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
THE APACHE ARRIVES AT HALIFAx

Halifax. n s. July 22-The auxiliary bark rigged
yacht Apache. which was one OF the contestants
In the ocean race for Emperor Williams Cup ar
rived here to-day from Falmouth England She
took sixteen days in the passage. She will coal
here. and then proceed to New-York
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Wilkesbarre-Wilkesbarre A. Troy l.
At syracuse-syraeuse g. Utica. (1rst gans) SYRIA
euse. 8; Utica, ] (sscond zame).
At Scranton-Scranton, g; Albany. o.
At Gloversvtlle-A.. J. 81 G.. 4; Binghamton, 2.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
SECOND GAME.

Three-base hits-Phelps Steinfeldt. Sacrifice hit
Check Stolen base-Lumey Double plays-Corcoran ana
Barry; sheckard Batch Malay: Gessler and Batch;
Ritter and Gesser. Left bases-incinnati q BROOK
lyn; Fist base on bason Check Hit by pitched
Time OF game 1877. Umpire-Enslie Attendance 4 600
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
sUPERBAs BEATEN TWICE.

The weak Brooklyn team beaten twice yes
terday by the Cincinnati players at Washington
Park The visitors scored six in the first
game and seven IN the second while the locals
only got the plate in each contest
The scores
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

At geport-BridgepOrt. 2: Norwich, (rst xame)
Bridgeport. g; Norwich. (second camel.
At Holyoke-Holyoke. l: New-Haven, o.
AT Springfield Springfield. 8: Mertdsn. s.
At HartfOrc-Hartford. 2: Nev-London. l.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

z. Sideways Monitor.
Refreshments were served on the clubhouse
Veranda during the races.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Observation-Disclosures, 2; Newark. o.
At TOrontO-BatmOre, 9; Toronto S.
At sBuffslO-Buffalo. 8: Providence, 0.
At Montreat-Jersey City 2; Montreal o sanal
Jersey City. Z: Montreal. q (sscouA camel
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
,mrp1cAN , LEAauE
AMERICAN LEAGUE sTANpisS-

Chicago, July 22-In a battle Of pitchers to-day
Chicago won the third straight game from New
York New-York's lone was scored through
Chicago's errors The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

York Q; ST. Louis. T. First base bals-or Ames, s;
or Thielmen. 2 Struck out-By Ames Z by Thiernan.
l. Two-oass hts-Bowerman CD and Arndt. Sacrifice
mt-AnIes. Stolen bases-Browne. Mertes CD and Devn
Cd. Double play-Glbert, Dahlen and McSann Balk-
Thieimsn Passed ball-Leahy. Unpre-Johnstone. Time
Two hours. Attendance. 10000.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
GIANTS YIN AGAIN.
Nezg- FORKS Score Fourth Straight
Victory at Polo Grounds.
GAMES TODAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE


New-York .: st. Louis. A. Cincinnati. q Brooklyn
Boston, 2: Chicago l. (second saIne)
Cincinnati g. brooklyn. Philadelphia vs. Pittsours
(frst game. palnD.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
FIRST GAME.

IWo-base hts-Huggns, Luuey. Sacrifice ht-Barry.
Stolen bases-Odweli, Schle. Double play-Huggns
Schlei Left besesCancinnati S: Brooklyn. s.
base ballsOn Ewing, 1; of Mitchell, First
errors-C1ncinnan. / Hit by pitched ball-By Ewing,
Struck out-By Ewina T. by Mitchell s Passed ball
Bergen. Time OF game. 1854. Umpire-Ernslle.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
CHICAGO.

Left bases-Chicasc .; New-York Two-eSss III
-McCuire Three-base hit-Jones Sacrtnce nitChesoro
Stolen bsses-Jonss Green. Struck out-By White oy
Chesbro. l. Passed bal-McGuire First base on balls
on Chesbro / game, 1:29. UInptres-Shertdan
and Mccarthy. Attendance, 4.2Se-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
CLEVELAND. 5: BOSTON. q.

Cleveland, July 2.-The locals made It five out O
six from Boston to-day. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
DOUBLE HEADER FOR DETROIT

Detroit. July 22.-Detroit both games OF a
double header to-day from Washington, making
it a straight series OF five games for the locals.
Attendance, 46o0. The scores;
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
HIGHLANDERS BEATEN.
Locals Lose to Chicago By a Close
Margin.
GAM ES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New-York at ST. Louis. Philadelphia at Cnieaso
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
BRIGHTON BEACH SIy1f1f ARJES

1T a: sse @ % % z s s
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Fr0BtenEe came under q terrine dF,ve and
1<xc CT the vale came fast IA ths stretch.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
PHILADELPHIA WINS AND LOSES.

BattsrIes-Donahue and Buelow; Winters and Gioso
Umpire-Connor. Attendance. T,S54.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
FIRST GAME

SECOND GAME.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

I've
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

had the foot his field all the and stood
sixteenth. Pronta had excuse.
9th RACFe-Hsndeap: FOR threeyeaT Tolds and over 81
VI Tine I:lS&. Winner. b. h.. BY WORCESTERSHIRE Bell
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Wnd Mint best: squeezed through ran IN
Buting had speed; stopping Biandy
FuFenis Burch AU no
A ia RAcE.-THE BRIGHTON JUNIOR STAKES: for two-y
II Won easily. Time, l;ls& Winner, BY FfliR
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR MONDAY

f: three-year-olds and over; $500
4 by boys that have never ridden
| one-sIxteenths miles.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Accountant won eleverIy whe
Diego handled the weight nicely.
TH RACE-sefng threeyearods and over $1,000 adds
- I;&5l Winner eh. by MiTthfui HeFbzss
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
PUSHING CASES
AGAINST FRAUDS
AFTER PAIR WHO
HAVE ATTEMPTED TO De
FRAUD 1T OUT or HOME
STEAD LANDS IN DAKOTA

St. Paul, Dec, 1G.-In the trial Of
William 7. Hornshell, of ST. Paul, and
Royal p. Starns. OF South Dakota in
he United States court charged with
attempting o defraud the government
1ut Of homestead lands in North pa.
lota, testimony was brought out today
With the intention of showing that the
defendants had offered Ida Wichert
Mary Spitelke Sarah Halloran and
Agnes Thomas, all Young girls, who
testified in the trial. $loo 10 sign GER
tain papers and take out homestead
laims in South Dakota and then make
TWO trips out there to prove the claim.
Some witnesses stated, nat the title
If the land must go to Hornsell before
he money was turned over All the
witnesses identified their signatures
to the papers. A few of them identi-
fed their signatures TO leases when
heir attention was drawn to the paper
by the defense.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
PATRICK SAVES
WIFE MURDERER
FROM ELecTRocuTioN ON MON.
DAY-LAWYER HAD GIVEN
UP HOPE WHEN HE CAME TO
RESCUE.

New York, Dec lG.~The World
says that Albert r Patrick. under SEN
tenca Of death has prevented the exc
cuton of John Johnson who was TO
have been electrocuted Monday morn
ing He was convicted OF wife murder
six weeks ago in Westminster county.
John on's lawyers concluded thar
there was no ground for an appeal, and
when he told Patrick the latter got
from Johnson his story
Patrick had Johnson make the
necessary AFFIDAVIT for an appeal, and
as attorney for Johnson sent a notice
to the clerk of the court of appeals at
Albany through the warden Of the
prison.
Patrick says that lie will insist that
ae be taken to The court Of appeals
when the day for argument in the case
comes up. The application fled by Pat
rick IN behalf of Johnson acted as
stay Of all proceedings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
BROTHERS FIGHT
A BLOODY DUEL
BAD BLOOD STIRRED UP OVER pt
VISION OF FATHERS ESTATE
MET IN CORN FIELD AND
SETTLED DISPUTE.

Jerseyville, H., Dec. lG.-In a duel
bought in their own corn field on q
farm twenty miles from here, William
Andrews was shot and instantly Killed
BY his brother. Joel Andrews.
There had been bad blood between
he brothers since the death Of their
father. neither being satisfied with The
division of the estate and for several
months. although living in the same
house. had not spoken to each other.
They met today in the corn field and
after exchanging several heated re.
marks. one drew a revolver. the other
produced a shot gun and a fusilade Of
shots followed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
nREYER is PARoLEp.

Joliet M, Dec iG r s Dreyer
former Chicago banker who was pa
rolled, today. viii probably remain IN
prison until Mondy or Tuesday The
papers from Springfield ala not
arrive this afternoon, and no prepare
lions were made to release Dreyer
today Dreyer said he did not know
what he would do when released.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
Entertained clneh Club.

The Cinch club was entertained last
evening al the residence Of Mrs. Leon
Deuison. Among those present We're:
ar. and Mrs. Wenger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wood. Miss Margie Lansden
and Dr. r. +. Bennett Of Litchheid
I'd Walter Wood won the gentlemen Is
prize. while Mira Wenger and Mr.
Harry Halliday tied for the ladies'
prize for which c,it was made Mrs
NeaTo- bc.uE 7he lucky party.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
STOLE ROYAL HElRLooMs.

Budapest, Dec 16-The castle Of
Count and Countess Lonyay in Bod
sog-Olaszi was entered yesterday by
burglars ami nearly all III priceless
Jewels of the Countess who was for
merly Crown Pligceas stephanie.
were stolen Their value rs immens
many having royal heirlaoms
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
SAILS FOR HOME
WITHOUT "ANOY"
YOUNG MCCALL, HOWEVER, WILL
BRING OVER HAMILToN'S RE
PORT AS RESULT OF FIRE
0UENT CONFERENCES.

Paris, Dec re- John & Mccall son
at the president Of the New York Life
WIN came 10 Paris for lie purpose Of
having Andrew Hamilton. former con
idental leg lat.ye representative Of
tie insurance company at Albany. ae.
company him back 70 New York sailed
today alone
Mccall took with him fIamllton's
report concerning his connections
with the insurance company's affairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
OVER 100 INJURED.

Naples. Dec. 10 A cyclone has
damaged almost nh Ga houses IN Par
no, a city Of $4,000 inhabitants and
more Cham a hundred persons We're
injured. The damage amounts 10 Sla0,-
GEO A great tempest IS raging IN tpe
harbor Of Messina. many small boats
have been capsized and 5o people have
been injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
runsraI Notice.

DlED-llrs. Anne Maria Stehr dies
Friday. December Is. at 1880 a. M.
The funeral services viii be he'i
at The family residence. 227 Sew.
teenth street. thi afternoon at 1-@
O'Clock. Rev. A-msirone conducting
the services.
Special train viii leave foot .
Eightsenth street ct Pas O'Clock for
villa Ridge where inaerment will oc-
cur. Friends Of the family are invited
70 attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
EXPLOSION or DYNAMITE.

Rossland. y. G., Dec, Icy the eX'
plosion Of dynamite this afternoon n
the thawing house Of the War Eagle
ana Center star mines, John ;.
Ingram IN charge Of the thawer was
killed several other men seriously in
ihred and many persons were cut by
falling gIsas and broken window
panes. A substation of the electric
light plant was wrecked and the town
is IN darkness
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
HELD UP TRAIN,

Tacoma, Wash Dec iG.-The
Northern Pacific west-bound North
Coast Limited train was held up to-
night at Hillside, and the express car
dynamited The robbers, it is report
ed. secured the contents of the safe
and escaped. Amount not known.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
WHILE SKATING,

Toledo. 0. Dec 16,-Three boys
broke through the ice while skating
On the Maumee river today and were
drowned. Melvin Kraft eleven; Frank
Klauser, nine; Charles Harris, five.
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IN SOCIETY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Presbyterian Tea.

The tea given az the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Cunningham yes
terday afternoon By the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church was a very en-
ioyable affair. Mrs Cunningham was
as listed In receiving and entertaining
by Mesdames Frank Reed Robert
Hinklc and James Johnson and Misses
Emma Lansden and Belle Cunning
ham
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
international Live Stock Exposition.

Chicago. ILL.,, Dec. 1923, 1905. sll.95
ID Chicago and return account above
occasion. Tickets will be sold Dec
16, II, Is. 10, 20, limited to return De-
cember "a, 1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

Chicago, Dec lG Williams Adams
hot his wife and himself early this
morning Sunday IN the Empire no
'el. Both will die Cause moi known.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-17
Too Late to Classify.

WANTED--Good cook for small
family, sos Sixth street.