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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30
CHRONOLOGICAL
5une 80 In Bistory.

isss-Archibaid Campbell. ninth earl of
Argyll, was beheaded for rebellion
against James H.
f7s5-General James Edward Ogiethorpe,
founder Of Georgia. died in Essex,
England; born i6ss Oglethorpe was
valiant soldier who served his king IN
the armies Of Marlborough and under
Prince Eugene the German ally. In
1913 he obtained royal charter to
found a colony in America, which he
called after England's Teigning king.
After passing several years in the coll
ony Oglethorpe returned to Europe.
whereS he took command Of an army
and helped defeat Prince Charlie. the
Scotch pretender, in the REBELLION OF
1875 Later he served In parliament.
1881 Professor Georges NJ. Lane, one of
the oldest tutors az Harvard. died in
New York city; born 1924.
1900 Rear Admiral John Philip, who COM
manded the Texas at Santiago. died in
Brooklyn; born 1870 Desperate battle
at Tientsin; foreign ministers ordered
10 leave Picking
1904 Russian warships belonging 10 the
yladivostok squadron shelled Wonson,
on the north coast Of Korea and sunk
two Japanese vessels in the harhor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Came Here TO Enlist in Army but
Eloped With Waitress Instead
WILLIAM WiEDMAN INJURED by
A sHock--BUSY DAY IN MAR
RAGE LICENSE OFFICE
NEW GROCERY
STORE.

Ell Thompson. d youth ~ eighteen
years, ran away. from his home near
Maytield, KY, and came here 20 enlist
ia the army He was accepted by RE-
Icruiting Officer Moves and while he
war waiting 10 hear from biz parents
the lad became enamored with enc %
the good looking mattresses Az Uncle
Joe'a Hotel and eIoped with her "a
stead ot Joining the army. Thc day
INC left Sergeant Noycs received lct-
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s1oek May prove serious.

Mr.. William Weidmau, for many
years employed at Winter Bros ice
factory Il at st. NIary-a inirmarv ST.
fIoHsly injured as q result Of coming
into contact with 500 volts OF elee-
tricity Wednesday morning whiie cit
work at The ice plant He was riding
in the elevator when he til some man
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To PLAY wyatt Team.

The Cechrans. one of Cairo's crack
amateur teams, backed by Mr. ", e.
Cochran wifi cross bats with the
team of husky lads from Wyatt, Mo,
next Sunday afternoon ST Sport sman' 3
park The Cairo boys trounoed the
Missouriaus the last time they net IN
a fanrteen inning. game by score Of
4 TO ,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30
BARRIERS Have Nset.na.

The Iourneymea BARRIERS union
had an Important meeting last night
at their hall. The meeting was well
attended and all the members with
the exception Of one was present
Aitsr transacting business an enjoy
able social session was held
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TO Aid the Injured.

Mr. Charles Vosel with the ronown-
Cd Paracamp company IS in the city.
Ile win put a large .foree of men 90
work distributing to every housewife
IN the city sample bottles containing
First Aid to the Injured
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WIFE DESERTED
HIM FOR ANOTHER
And WrOnged Husband is Here
Looking for Them
WANTS TO GET HIS SON
BUT SAYS THAT FREZZELL CAN
KEEP THE WoMAN-THEY
ALL LIVED ON FARM UN-
TIL FEW DAYS AGO.

7. c. Beard Of Eva Ky. snail
station near Padueah. is in Cairo look
ing for his wife, who. he says ~elop-
cd few days ago with man named
James Frezzell Beard also says that
his wife when she deserted him took
their six-year-old soy.
FrezzelI had been boarding with
Beard, who is a farmer, for the past
year and a few days ago he and the
latter's wife and son suddenly disap-
peared. The husband Immediately
went to Padaeah, where the police
found that they had gone to Cairo.
It was learned that they took passage
last Tuesday morning from Paducah
to Cairo on the steamer Dick Fowler,
registering as man and wife
Beard says that the man who took
his wife had only s14 with him when
he left ElYa and that he has hopes, OF
locating them He says that he
doesn't care to prosecute either his
wife or FrezzeIl. but thar he only
wants to secure his son.
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b 81 i ereeery eusIness.

Mr. Charles Mason. recently with
the Cash Mercantile and the Wood and
Bennett Grocery company. has pur-
chased the goFeery Store al William
Esiey al 2l06 Poplar street He IS
having the place repaired ana new
fixtures and stock are TO he Installed.
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Free Concert VIII Re Given.

The Ewing Male quarteite viii give
"a free concert at the Christian euareh
on Saturday evening July Isl. ami ca
Sunday evening The Quartette is
NOTED for its nno singing ana they
should be greeted with large audit
epees.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.
MICHAEL cAAiLL-I

MICHAEL cAHlLL-DIed Thurs
day at 8 p. m Funeral this afternoon.
Leave house at 3i2 Twenty-first street
at 1890 O'Clock A special funeral
train will leave the- foot OF Eighteenth
street at $50 O'Clock for Villa Ridge.
Friends o. the family invited
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

The county commissioners we're IA
session yesterday transactihg regular
business. The board viii Be IN SEES
sion this meeting fer several day
more.
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Misses Alice M Wenger and Marie
Haley leave tonight for Chicago ~
visit Miss Beatrice Lancaster, who "A
there the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
George Osgood, Miss Wenger VIII
stay in Chicago only a few days and
goes from there to waterloo, Iowa, ~
he a guest at house party to DC giy'
| on by Miss Laura Wels.
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Misses Anna ana Mary Galliean
leave in a few days for Boston, Ma II,
It'd spend the summer with relatives.
They will also visit New York and
Washington, p q.
Robert A. Sickles and Fred Council
left FOR Harrisburg. I'LL, yesterday 70
attend meeting Of the Tribe Of Zen
Hur.
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Ter from his mother stating thar be
was under age and That she did not
want him TO enlist.
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ner touched an electric wire, He was
knocked unconscious and badly burn
ed.
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The worlds tobacco crop 81 $4,000
tons Is grown en- 2.25o.e0o acres.
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PURELY PERSONAL

Miss Mary Il. Potter has returned
from an extended visit at Chicago
Miss Anna Peters leaves Saturday
for d visit To her parents at Sandoval.
Lonnie and Simpson Bondurant are
the guests Of relatives at Charleston,
Mo,
Deputy Sheriff Hall, and X. Bugs
of Wiokliffe, were IN the city yesrer-
day. sm a Ap
Hon. Jake Corbett was Ill the city
yesterday afternoon on his way to
Paducah, Ky.
Mr. j. CT. Crowley ii lii South Bend, |
Ind, where his sister Is seriously III |
III d hospital.
Miss Phyllis Smith left yesterday 10
visit her aunt, Mrs. r. q. Callahan, Mt
Jackson, Tenn.
Miss Nellie Vaughan III Columbia.
Tenn. II the guest of her sister. Mrs
81 8. q Stockard.
Mr.. Sol Aery and wife, formerly 81
Cairo. nov of Mound City, arc the
parents of fine daughter.
Mayor George Parsons. accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Blanche. and
MISS Edith Sutherland, are IN at.
Louis
Messrs. Fl. II. Halliday, A. e. Rust
ana u. ii. Niece left this morning to
attend convention Of grain dealers
at III. Louis.
Mir. Frank Keegan Of Thirty-fourtf
street. will leave IN d few days foi
Portland, Ore, u attend the Lewis
ana Clark exposition.
Misses Carrie Miller and Ella Ho
gan and Masters Niles and Charles
Schulz leave Saturday for Asbnfl
PARK, Nj u. where they VIII spend th'
summer.
NH. ana Mrs John Reese and Mis-.
Carrie stFome and daughter, May. 9
Warsaw, Ohio, are guests Of Alderman
Fred Nordman and family and othe
relatives.
Mr.. John Fitggbbons, supervisor D
bridges and construction on the calr
division of the |. C., with headanar
tiers at carbondale, was In the git,
yesterday.
Morris Smith, baggage master at th
Union SIotion, has resigned anu leave
today for his home In Mt Carme
He will bs succeeded BY G. N. Whit
of New Burnside, III.
Mrs. Charles Landauist, Of 419 Thi
ty-sevanth street, has returned frol
St. Louis, whore she has been In
hospital undergoing an operation. Sh
IL improved BIZ not fully recovere
Mrs Laura Kellogg of Jacksonvill
Ill, and Mrs. Laura Schaeffer
Bloomington, Ind. sister and niece
Mrs. John M. Lansden. are here to 0
tend the Bateg-Lansden wedding
morrow,
Rev Henry Collins, state evangeli
of Kentucky, began revival at y
Southern Methodist church last nigl
He will be joined In d few days
His wife, who Is also wellknov
preacher.
Wa Miss Madge Zimmerman has retur
ed from Chicago. where she has be
student for the past year at the G.
cago College 81 Music To spend Il
vacation with her parents. Conduct
and Mrs. J. o. Zimmerman. Of MI
street.
Rnv,B " George. pastor ~ 4
Presbyterian church Of this city vel
ana. and one of the most popular n
who eyer occupied 4 Cairo pulpit. d
WA Living IN the northern part Or
state ~ III the city 10 perform the
ern0ny ak the Noyes Lansden weddi
a lS The Misses Leila and Maudo v
tinRs AIM Mr. DAM WilIiamsopsrs
l
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Mr. Arthur Faulkner, Associated
Press operator at the Western Union
office, leaves in a few days for Colo.
RADIO Springs, Col to spend three
weeks vacation He will be accom-,
panied by hts wife.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

For the latest news of the day
you will find ii In the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Mrs Laura Kellogg of Jacksonville,
Ill, and Mrs Laura Schaeffer Of
Bloomington, Ind. sister and niece o.
MRS. John M. Lansden. are here to at
tend the BatesLansden wedding to-
N morrow
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in q few days for Waterloo, Iowa, to
attend house party to be given BY
Miss Laura Weis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Rev Henry Collins, state evangelist
or Kentucky, began d revival at the
Southern Methodist church last night,
He will be joined In few days by
his wife, who Is also well-known
preacher.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Mrs William Bond and son left yes
terday for Mounds, to visit friends for
"a few days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

" Miss Madge Zimmerman has return
sed from Chicago. where she has been
q student Tor the past year at the Chi
cago College Of Music, To spend her
vacation with her parents. Conductor
and Mrs. J. o. Zimmerman. OF Fifth
street.
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REV, B ". George. pastor NJ the
Presbyterian church Of this city years
agn, and one of the most popular men
who eyer occupied 4 Cairo pulpit. now
Living m the northern part Or the
state. ~ III the city 10 perform the Ger,
enony Ak the Noyes Lansden wedding.
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Mrs. Charles Landauist, Of 419 Thir-
ty-sevanth street. has returned from
St. Louis, whore she has been IN 4
hospital undergoing an operation. She
Ii improved BIT not fully recovered.
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The sad news Of the death of Mrs
Simon, the aged mother IF Alderman
w. Fl Simon, the druggist who died AZ
her home in Springfield. was received
here yesterday Mr. Simon and wife
and son are in Springfield
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Miss Maude Mowery of Wetaug TIL.
was the guest yesterday of Miss The
resa Malanski of Sixth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Morris Smith, baggage master at the
Union stotion, has resigned ami leaves
today for his home In MI Carmel.
He will bs succeeded hy G. N. White
sof New Burnside, iii.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

| MIR. Count Wright, manager of
Tamms Hotel al Tamms. iii. was III
1 1.-The city yesterday an business,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Mr. John Fitggibbons, supervisor Of
bridges and construction on the Cairo
division Of the Il c., with headanar-
tiers at Carbondale, was In the city
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Miss Emma Kleh left yesterday for
Vienna, I'LL To visit Mrs. y. >. Kuyken
dall for d few weeks Mrs Kuyken-
dali was formerly Miss Gertrude Pow
I'll and is well known here
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NH. and Mrs, John Reese and Miss
Carrie Strome and daughter, May OF
I Warsaw, Ohio, are guests Of Alderman
Fred Nordman and family and other
relatives.
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wants to secure his son.
in few days for Waterloo. Iowa, to
attend d house party to De given BY
Miss Laura Weis.
Mrs. William Bond ana son Left yes
terday for Mounds, To visit friends for
"a few days.
Miss Maude Mowery of Wotaug ILL.,
was the guest yesterday of Miss The
.resa Malanski of Sixth street
MIR. Count Wright, manager Of
Tamms' Hotel AL Tamms, TIL. was III
the city yesterday On business,
Miss Fife Ashton at Columbia,
Tenn. III tho guest of Mrs W. FL Shell
| ton of 50s Washington avenue.
Prot John III snyder and family
Ileaye IN few days tor Chicago I'd
Visit relatives TOR few weeks.
|
/ Mrs. Charles Ti Armstrong and son
Morton KING. left this morning fol
| shelhyviile Tenn. " visit the former
| father.
Miss Laureline Walter, vino hal
been The guest for several weeks n
/ Miss Qaindara Jones, leaves Sarurda.
| fur her home iii Goodwin, Kas.
Nessrs Loren staphlet and Paid!
MeGracken of Mound City, were in III,
/ city yesterday to attend the grea
q baseball game and visit their friends.
4
Miss Emma Kleh left yesterday fo
Vienna. I'LL, to visit Mrs. Y >. Kuykar
u dali for d few weeks Mrs. KuykeE
So a
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Messrs Loren staphiet and Paddy
MeCracken of Mound City, were h tAe
city yesterday to attend The great
baseball game and visit their friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Miss Efiie Ashton at Columbia,
Tenn. Iii the guest 1T Mrs. WI. X. Shell
ton of sos Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Misses Carrie Miller and Ella Hoo
gan and Masters Niles and Charles
Schulz leave Saturday for Asbufy
Park. N. ri. where they viii spend the
summer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Miss Mary u. Potter has returned
from an extended visit at Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

NH. Frank Keegan Of Thirty-fourth
street, will leave III few days for
Portland Ore, to attend the Lewis
and Clark exposition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-30

Miss Lanreline Walter, who has
been the guest for several weeks ri
Miss Quindara Jones, leaves Saturday
fur her home iii Goodwin, Kas
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-05
LANE WILL SUCCEED FIFER
Changes Political Coma
PlexiOn of Interstate Commerce
Com misaIen.

WASHINGTON Dec, l.-Senators Per-
kins and Flint of California called on the
president TO discuss with him the appoint
ment of successor to- former Governor
Fifer of Illinois. on the Interstate Com
merce commission. At the conclusion of
the conference the, announcement was
made that the president would appoint
Franklin Lane of San Francisco TO the
vacancy created by Mr.. Fifer's resignation.
which takes effect January ! next.
Mr. Lane, whose nomination will be sent
to the senate tomorrow, is a democrat and
his appointment win change the political
complexion OF the Interstate Commerce
commission from republican to democratic
Former Governor F1fer Of Illinois, whom
Mr.. Lane will succeed on the commission.
is a republican. as also are . lmissioners
Knapp and Prouty. Commissioners Cock
reil and Clements are democrats. While
Mr. Lane always mas been a democrat In
politics, he was a supporter of President
Roosevelt in the last campaign.
In connection with this appointment. Il Is
pointed out that in the event of the en-
actment of railroad rate legislation by the
present congress. the Interstate Commerce
commission very likely will be recognized.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-05
APPEAL FOR PURE POLITICS
r. ROSewater Delivers Address at
Meeting of Mckinley Repub-
Iican Club.

The Mckinley club held it's regular
monthly meeting last night at o'Brien's
cafe. Chairman Dodge was absent and
Isidor zlegler presided.
After short business meeting +. Rose
water made an address on early Nebraska
politics He began with a bundle of in
formation concerning the maifeasance in
ONCE OF Governor Butler and showed
what high standard of morality the re-
publican party in those days demanded.
He made this the basis of an appeal
TO the club to hold up the high standard
of the party and pointed to the example
set by 1.-THE man at Washington" The adj
dress was interpolated with "reminiscences
which served to send home the moral
truths underlying government by the peo-
pie.
1.-THE people are sovereign" said Mr..
Rosewater, land the power must eventually
delegate itself back to them. Truth must
eventually prevail and the present instance
proves no exception to the rule
Mr.. Rosewater outlined a scheme for i'm
surance regulation, highly original. He
said the day is coming when Insurance must
be diyested of its glittering dividend fea.
lures used simply as a bait to seduce the
unsuspecting public.
Mr.. Rosewater ended with an appeal to
the young men of the CLUB to uphold
the president and the trend of modern
opinion for purity in politics and strong
men for ONCE.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-05
SLoAN'Sg CASE TO LEAD OFF
Former Commissioner's Trial Proba-
bly, win BE First ON Dis
trict Court Docket,

The United States district court docket
will be called for trial Immediately upon
the close OF the Connell against the Con-
vent Of Mercy case now on trial In the
United States circuit court. II was ex-
pected the Ware land fencing and con-
spiracy case would be the first called for
trial but an agreement has been reached
whereby the Ware case has been continued
to January q The first case. therefore. to
be called In the district court will be that
OF the United States against Thomas l..
Sloan. indicted for, submitting false claim
while occupying the position. of United
States commissioner. In the event OF the
Sloan case not being ready for trial the
case of the United States against George
F. Phillips and William L. Johnson.
charged with cutting timber on Blackbird
island. Thurston county, which is eonsid-
cred part of the Omaha Indian reserva-
tion. will be tried. Following these cases
the liquor cases for taking liquor onto the
Indian reservations will be tried. These
cases being disposed of. the land fencing
cases will occupy the attention of the
court and will be disposed Of as rapidly as
possible.
The United States courts resumed Mon
day morning with the continuation OF the
trial OF the case OF Anna Cornell against
the Convent of Mercy OF Omaha. for $4,000
damages The trial began with Miss Con
nell stIil on the stand under cross-examin-
alton. Miss Cornell was on the stand la
her examination In chief for four days last
week. The indications are that the cas-
will continue for the greater part of thi
week
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-05
The Grover Graham
dyspepsia Remedy

II you are chronic dyspeptie and
have tried all other remedies for Dys-
pepsia. without avail, and will write TO
ms, the Grover Graham Co. Newburgh,
y. Y. we win present TO you. free OF
charge, "a bottle Of our Dyspepsia Rem
edy, Messrs. sherman 4 Mcconnell are
our agents In Omaha and will gladly
tell you all about the GROVER GRA-
HAM DYSPEPSIA REMEDY. They win
also supply you. upon request. with
some literature. which we believe will
be more than sufiieient to convince you
that our Dyspepsia Remedy Is without
doubt one OF the most wonderful prep
arations that has ever been put upon the
market for the cure of any form OF
stomach Disorder. Our offer TO you OF a
free bottle is in itself suficient proof OF
the fact that we know that our temedy
is all that we claim il to be. namely.
positive specinc for the most chronic
case Of any form OF disorder arising
from an impaired digestive system. in
suring perfect freedom from all distress
from the very first dose sherman 4
Mcconnell. Druggists Agents. Omaha.
Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-05
sells More of ChamSerIain's Cough
Remedy Than All Others
Pat Toweaher

Tho following letter from a locality where
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is well known
shows by the unprecedented demand for II
that the medicine sells on its own merit
Mr.. Thomas George, a merchant at Mt. Ell
gin, Ontario. says; Il have had the local
agency for chamberlain's Cough Remedy
ever since It was introduced into Canada.
and sell as much Of Il as do all other
lines have on my shelves put together. OF
the many dozens sold under guarantee, l
have not had one bottle returned. l can
personally recommend this medicine. as ]
have used it myself and giveH 1t to my
children and always with the best results"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-05
HOTEL CLERKS ELECT OFFICERS
Annual Meeting OF Associations Held
~ the Grand Hotel sn
Council BIuGs.

Fifteen members of the Hotel Clerks
association OF Omaha, South Omaha and
Council Bluffs were present at the annual
meeting held at the Grand hotel in Council
Bluffs last night AS preliminary TO the
business meeting the members were en-
tertained at lunch by Chief Clerk Park of
the Grand These officers were elected for
the ensuing year. President, William
Anderson of the Her Grand; vice presi-
dent. NJ. b. Park. Grand Hotel secretary,
+. Il. Paten, Hotel Reporter. Omaha
Treasurer Joseph keenan,, Henshaw;
trustees-W. b. Clark Willard; X c.
Scott. Merchants; w. H. De witt, Bach
elofs; sergeant at arms. w. e. Cory Mil
lard; auditors-A. A. Hastings. Murray;
Forsythe. Arcade.
Joseph Reinboth OF the Philadelphia
association was a guest OF the meeting.
The members viii meet Wednesday night
at the Henshaw and go in a body to the
orpheum as guests of the house
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-05
CUNNINGHAM RECEIVERS HAT
Lands I'm, Cell. However, for Being
Drunk and Creating
DtsturbRuce.

John Cunninghami steered his course INTO
the clutches of the law last night. There,
yez see." he shouted. presenting a battered
semblapce of hat before the eyes of the
patrol conductor, "There. see thot. Thots
how Owe been swindled IN this bloody
town. Plat did OF do? Well. phat did OF
do? OF gintly ordered q mess from thot
spalpeen ov Louie, We know. It's Tinth
an Capitol thots 1t. OF paid for me two
irish aigs. an whin Ord :. downed 'em
straight zee seq. 'Yez n pay agin.' 'Agin.
seq OF. Agin,' seq he. An he yaniSed me
brand new bonnet off me head an tossed
me this rag. Does yez see this ragT'-
Then the irate son of Ireland threw the
hat on the floor. ''Ye're goin feminist
thot mess cart an git me back me hat.
That's phat yen DO Yen ave RESPECT fer
me whin OF tell veg me fathers house in
County Claire, ireland. was painted both
inside an outside wild lnush an me mither
Did die, she did, in Michighan.'
Such an appeal was Irresistible to the
police officers. and Officer Morrison was
sent with Cunningham to Louie's lunch
wagon at Tenth and Capitol avenue. There
Il was found that Cunningham had refused
to pay 10 cents for his mess o. irish aies3
and Louie had really snatched his hat of
and thrown him the old one. He immedi-
ately gave back the hat when the officer
came Cunningham was taken back to
the station, where his opening remark was,
"Yez seez a. sight oy difference between
me new bonnet an that aud rag s.;'-
lie was charged with being drunk. and
locked up. when he immediately stepped
on his prison mate. another v1rishman. and
a circus began. For two hours straight
County Claire, Ireland was mixed with
phrases which were evidently painted on
the outside and the inside with mush.