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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-25
At Boston (first game)--
R.H.E.

] Pittsburg ......SOOO1OO2O-6 10 1 Boston ..........0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 5 Batteries-Phillippe and Gibson; Young and Moran, (Second game)-
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REAL EgrAFE TRANsAcTIoNs.
Attachnaents.

Attachments.
 Merchants National bank vs. R. L. Brsmer ct al, Fountain street, fifty feet; Fountain street, one hundred and ffty-one feet.
 Edward N. and Maurice walsh, against Alfred Mayo. Maltby Place, one hundred and twenty-eight feet. $500.
 Warranty Deeds.
 Patrick Collins to William Gilhllan, saltonstaIl avenue. thlrty-hve feet.
 Rudolph c. Henze to Annie A, Rey- holds, Arch street, thirty feet.
 Riley E. Phillips ct ux., to Margaret G. Gilman, Howard avenue. Quit Claim Deeds. Charles E. P. Sanford to Lucy H. Richards.
 Edward E. Alden to James L. Blair. Chapel street, thirty-six feet.
 Jacob Cohen to Isaac Cohen. Hallock street, thirty-six feet.
 Samuel c. AIorehouse to Matteo V. Rubino, Hamilton street, sixty-tWo feet.
 Oliver $. White. trustee, to Elizabeth T. White, Vernon street. sixty feet. Lease.
 Benjamin R. English to John Men- zies ct al, 694 Chapel street. Mortgage Deeds. Walter H. Gilman ct ux.. to Riley n Phillips ct ux.. Howard avenue, forty feet, $700. B. J. Reynolds ct ux., to Rudolph C. Henze. Arch street. thirty feet, $500. B. J. Reynolds ct ux.. to James B. Kelly, Arch street, thirty feet, $S50O. Rudolph c. Henze to Oliver s. White, trustee, Arch street. thirty feet. $500.
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At New York (first game)-

At New York (ttrst game)-. New York ......01 0 040 0 %-8 10 2 Cincinnati ......0 % DO 0 0 O-O 8 2 Batteries-Mathewson and Bower- man; Chech and Schlei and Street. (First game)-
 R.HE. New York ......0 0100120 2-6 13 2 Cincinnati ......0 0 0 ? 2 o 1-6 9 0 Ratteries-Ames and Bowerman; Ew- and Schlei. (Game called on account of darkness.)
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING .t r Won. Lost. PC.
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At Detroit
R HE

Washington ....1OOO2oOoO--S 6 ? Detroit .........0 O0'0 0'000O11-2 i
 Batteries-Hughes and Heydon; Xiii lian and Warner
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R.H.E.
 New York ......O0O0OooOS-S 0
 St. Louis .......1 0O0OO-1 ' 3 Batteries-Powell, Griffiths and Mo-
 Guire and Kleinow; sudhoff and sug- den.
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At St. Louis Cfirst game)-
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h.h.E St. Louis .......O10oo0 2 New York ......O 0 0 0001 00-1 1 Batteries-Pelty and Spencer; Orth and Kleinow. ; (Second game)-
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R.TI.F.

.Pittsburg .....0o4ooo0OO8-7 10 4 Boston .......,OO 80 0a0 O0-4, (. 1
 Batteries-F1aherty and Peitz and
 Gibson; Willis and Moran.
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Quit Claim Deeds.
Lease

Benjamin R. English to John Men- zies ct al, 694 Chapel street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
HE ELoPEp
With Sister-in-Law and When Her
Mother Came He EIoped Again.

Wilkesbarre, Penn. August 4.John
Memo, resilient of Georgetown near
here has beaten the records in elope-
ments. After eloping with his sister
inlaw he has now run away with his
mother-lnlaw, and the police are aid
Wife No. to search for thom.
Memo is a native of Southern Rue
sia, and three years ago deserted his
wife and three children and ran away
with his sister in-law to this country
AS soon as they we're settled at
Georgetown, near here, he had earned
enough money In the mines to send for
his mother-in.law. Her runaway daugh.
ter managed to make her peace with
the mother ami induced her to come
to this country and live with them.
She came here Is months ago and has
resided with them ever since.
Last Saturday night she and her
son-in-law disappeared, and after vain
ly trying to trace them Wife No. 2
tonight appealed 10 the police here to
help her find them, She says that
they have eloped.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
JACK JEFFRlEs WANTS 70
KEEP TITLE IN FAMILY.

os Angeles, Cal, Aug. 5.--Jack Jcff-
ries, brother Of the retired champion
Of the world, has announced his inten.
tlon of taking his brothers. place in
the ring and going after big game.
He says he feels sure he can do up any
Of the men In the ring today, and in
the near future intends sailing after
Marvin Hart. who at present claims
the heavyweight championship.
Since Jim retired from the ring
Hart has been lolSc,l upon as the cham
pion," said Jack yesterday. Il have
to go after him to win the title, and
am going hard. J weigh 205 pounds
and am as solld as d rock. | could
bring myself down to $50 pounds IN a
few weeks training
Il have SPARED with Jim for all
his big battles and | think ! know the
ropes.
Jim is as enthusiastic over his broth.
or entering the ring rs Jack is, He
said yesterday. Jack is a good man.
and should give any Of the big fel
lows run for It. He ~ the best spar
ring partner ever had. don't know
when Hart and Jack will get together.
but Il is likely # will be Ia Deoenbar'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
LUST FOR REVENGE
PUT HER IN JAIL
YOUNG WoMAN's IRE AROUSED
IN THE COURT ROOM AND
SHE TOLD THAT SHE Welded
THREE MEN.

South Bend, Ind, Aug. 5.-Seeking
revengs on Guy Darling. the man with
whom, il is said, she had unlawfully
lived for six years, Lulu Nash Vandu-
sen-M Martin Darling. selfconfessed big
amist, was locked up in cell at the
police station this morn ng The wo-
man caused her own arrest by rising
in her seat in Police Court and assail-
ing Darling.
Although but 25 years old Mrs. Mar
tin, or Darling, has been married tlree
times, she says twice withaut having
secured divorce Her maiden name
was Lulu Nash. When about II years
of age she MARI ed Ira Vandusen.
Then she was united in wedlock with
John Martin, of Drexel, Mo, who came
ito South Bend shortly aftarward. May
II, 1899 she went to Kalamazoo as
witness for the state in the Richland
bank robbery case that attracted wide
attention. She met Guy Darling, and
according to mis- statement, they soon
were united in marriage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
AN OPEN STATE.

Louisville, KY, Aug. 5.-The State
Board Of Health has issued a procla-
nation announcing that eKntucky will
be an open" state SO far ais refugees
from the feyer-'nfeeted districts of the
south are concerned
The refugees will be subjected 10
examination. however, and will be de-
tained temporarily in camps which will
pc established at once near the prin-
opal cities and towns Of the state.
All passenger coaches will be thor-
oughly fnmigated and all conductors Of
passenger trains and captains Of
steamboats are appointed inspectors
and required to Immediately report all
cases OF suspicious character,
II was decided 10 open school Of
instruction at once IN Louisville,
where train conductors viii be taught
how 10 carry out these regulations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
KIN E-DEEP.
Must Be Skirts Worn by Fair Bathers
at Atlantic City.

Atlantic City, Nj, Aug. 5.-In reply
TO letter from Philadelphia girl
as to how long the skirt OF a bathing
suit must be and whether there were
any objections to cream.colored robe,
Mayor Story has again been forced in
to the lmelight and his judicial opin-
ion on this question will be carefully
read and preserved for further refer
cnce.
Mayor Story today decided that the
proper length for a bathing suit for the
feminine gender must be knee deep
and that no thin, transparent material
must be used, Orders will be issued
to the beach guards to either let our
the hem of any abbreviated skirt or
send the offending damsel to City Hall,
so that the skirt may be measured. n
the skirt slould be found minus an
inch or two the hem will be let out
by the police matron. Should the ma
tsrial be deficient the damsei. must
either secure longer skirt Of pre-
scribcd length or forcgo the pleasure
of bathing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
PADucAl MAY QUARANTINE.

Paducah, Ky. Aug. Shall padu.
cab quarantine against the South?
That Is the question being considered
this afternoon ait meeting of the
board OF health.
Mayor Yeiser announced this morn
ing that he would recommend the im
mediate establishment OF strict
quarantine against infected districts
and an inspection quarantine against
the territory south of Fulton. KY. and
Paris, Tenn, and 1t Ii probable that
4 majority Of the board Of health will
agree with him.
Or. j. w. Pendley. president of the
board Ii If the opinion that no 1nars
lantine Is necessary at this time, but
| that thorough cleaning campaign
should he begun without delay 30 that
the city may be put In sanitary
condition
General opinion, on the question Of
4 local quarant ne IL divided, although
I Is becoming mere and more evident
that the yellow fever situation IS ex-
ceedingly serious.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
TO PROBE PUBLIC
OWNERSHIP PLAN
Prominent Americans to Collect
Accurate Data on Subject
FOR THE GENERAL USE
OF TOWNS AND CITIES AND TO
DO AWAY WITH UNSATISFAC-
TORY iNFoRMATloN-WiLL
FORM A COMMISSION.

New York, Aug. 5.-Plans on great
scale to collect accurate dasa concern
ing munic pal ownership in both Eur
ope and America have been made by
the executive council of the national
civic federation. This body has sell
ected commission, numbering about
Is members and including some OF
Americas best known lawyers, schol.
ars and business men. to meet early
this fall and determine upon methods
for accomplishing this work.
Tie need for such data is stated to
exist in the contradictory and unsat
isfaetory information now available
concerning the operation of public ut
ilities.
The subjects on which the commits
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06

Oyster Bay, Aug. 5.- History was
made today in Oyster Bay.
The Russian and Japanese olaspel
hands and greeted one another with
all the outward evidence of cordiality,
and for the first time since the ma
tions began to have relations, one
with another. an executive Of a great
power received the ENJOYS of the two
belligerant countries on mission OF
peace President Roosevelt on behalf
of the United States and its people.
extended formal greeting to the
representatives of Russia and Japan,
introduced the plenipotant'aries to
one another, and entertained them al
an elaborate luncheon, at which the
Russians and Japanese fraternzed
with one another as comrades rather
than as enemies.
During the luncheon the presndent
proposed a notable toast, in which he
expressed the earnest hope and
prayer, in the interest not only OF
these TWO great powers, but of all
civilized mankind, that a just and
lasting peace may speedily conclude
between them"
The occasion was impressive. II
was attended not by pomp and cere
mony, but by the simplicity and frank
ness characteristic of the president
and people of America.
The program arranged some days
ago for conveying the ENJOYS to Oy-
ster Bay. their reception here and the
details of the ceremonies attending
their introduction were carried out
as planned.
When the Japanese boarded the
Mayflower they were Immediately es
corted to the cabin where they were
greeted by the president Komura
and Takahira cordially shook hands
with the president. Komura thanked
the president, and through him the
American people for the interest man
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
LONE BANDIT ON
EXCURSION TRAIN
Kills One, Injuries Another and
Robs a Third Passenger
ARRESTED AFTER FIGHT
BUT REFUSES TO CONFESS TO
THE CRIME ALTHOUGH A
NUMBER IDENTIFIED HIM
AS THE ONE.

Louisiana, Mo-. Aug. 5.-While a c..
& A. excursion train from Blooming
ton H., was crossin gthe Mississippi
river here today man ON board the
train shot and killed Marion Warner.
of Secor, ILL.,, wounded a woman and
robbed third passenger. After a hard
fight he was arrested
Although subjected to rigid exam
ination. the prisoner refused 10 divulge
his identity to the local authorities
even though the prisoner was taken to
an undertaking establishment and
questioned in the presence Of the dead
body Of his alleged victim.
The woman who was injured is Miss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06


New Orleans, La, Aug 5.--Thouga
there was an increase today over yess
terday in the number of fatalities. the
fact that the whole yellow fever sstua-i
tion IA to pass Immediately To the
control uf the federal government had
such an encouraging effect locally tAat
1t is felt on all sides that there has
been a distinct Improvement over con
dit ons during the past few days.
The city will continue to exercise
its police authority in cooperation
With the federal surgeons The fed
eTal officers made no attempt to con
eeal the fact that the situation Ii ser.
ious but they say II Is moi without
hope and that success Is poss BILE III
spite of the headway the fever has
gained
The trouble on Lake Rosgne. be-
tween The Mississippi guards and ths
Louisiana naval brigade is considered
TO have ended So encouraging were
he conditions today that Governor
Blanchard sent orders to Commandet
Bostick to withdraw part of his
force.
Considerable complaint Is being re-
ce,yed In the city from people livinp
in country districts against the ar
bitrary quarantine rules that havf
been put into effect. The resul. q
them Is, that many communities arc
already beginning to run short Of snp
plies and L Is desired that the auth
critics here shall do what is possible
20 secure a relaxation
Among the cacs today & that b
Archbishop Chappello, Of the Catholi,
diocese of New Orleans
The Archbishop returned seyefa
days ago from the country His res
1ence while not III the originally in
fected area, is not far distant from i
The archbishop was reported to be dc
ing well tonight
II was also announced at the cit
board of health tonight that the maj
ne hospital service will take charg
Df the local fever situation Monday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06

Effie Mcdonald, of Glassburg, ILL.,, who
was on her way to Russell Kansas,
bullet glazed her arm, making a
iIesh wound
From the testimony of witnesses, 1t
was decided that the shooting occurred
in Pike County, H., before the train
had crossed the river, and the prlson-
'cr was tonight taken to Pittsfield, the
county seat Of Pike county
He went without requisition papers
and continues to deny having killed
Warner and wounding the other pas.
sengers, although his identity has been
sworn 10 by many witnesses.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
HoRnEs or TRAMPs.

East ST. Louis, ILL.,, Aug. 5-The
health and police authorities have en-
tahlished strict precautions 10 prevent
Infection from yellow fever, although
no aholute quarantine rules have been
established. Iordes Of tramns are ar
yng from the South, and policemen
lave been stationed along the rail-
ways where tfamps alight from trains
Q take them into custody and imme-
iiately start them back South
The Board Of Health will hold a
pecial meeting to devise a permanent
method of keeping them out of the
!. tv
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
BELLICERENTS SHAKE HANDS
In Very Cordial Manner--Roosevelt Pro-
posed Notable Toast at Luncheon on
His Yacht off Portsmouth

ifested in the peace negotiations, ex |
pressing particularly his gratitude to
the president for the friendliness he
had shown in initiating the negotia-
tions which had resulted in the pleas
ure they were to have today.
The president assured Komura he
had found great pleasure in taking
the steps toward what he hoped woull
be permanent peace between two
great nations.
The exchanges were entirely infor
NAL No set addresses were delivered.
dent the II members of his suite
The president introduced the ENJOYS
10 the army and naval officers present,
after which, with Komma and TAX
ahira, he retired to an inner cabin
I for a brief consultation prior to the
arrival Of the Russian mission.
| The cruiser Chattanooga with the
Russian ENJOYS, arrived at los .. m,
/ flower.
| The Russians were. received precise
i l} do 1At IdpahISG AAnu pSSh. AhN
prsidnt shook hands with Witt and
Rosen, exchanging with them infor-
nal bur hearty personal Fluctuations
| He then introduced the two sets of
( anvoys to each other, Their greetings
were formal but cordial The lun-
cheon followed at which the presi-
dent proposed the toast above referred
to.
/ AT the conclusion of the luncheon
the president departed for Sycamore
Hill after taking cordial leave of the
ENJOYS,
The Japanese ENJOYS and their
suites were the next to leave. They
shook hands with the Russian plen-
potentiaries. expressing personal graf
ifcation at the pleasant meeting they
aad had
| The Japanese boarded the Dolphin,
while the Russians remained aboard
the Mayflower Headed by the cruis-
er Galveston, the little squadron at
five o'clock started for Portsmouth,
expecting to reach that port at 10
O'Clock Monday morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
CALLS IT AN OUTRAGE.

Montgomery, Ma, Aug. Elm an
interview today Judge Jones of rhe
Federal court. speaking Of the report
ed locking Of passengers in railroad
coaches. said;
THE laws OF the United States pro
vide ample punishment for oifenses of
a state or municipality which intlicts
such outrages on citizens of the
United States under the guise Of en-
forcing quarantine laws, and il nec-
essary the courts Of the United States
viii promptly put those laws in mo-
ton"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
JAlLER ALLOWED PRISONERS
LIBERTY AND IS ARRESTED,

New Castle, KY, Aug 5--The iailer
of this place, George w. Kelly, was ar
rested this morning on a charge Of
malfeasance preferred by Common
weath's Attorney Charles n Sanford.
He alleges that the jailer never keeps
his prisoners locked up but allows
them to run about the streets night
and day, Yesterday he took the whole
bunch of prisoners to the county fair
at Eminence. this county, and one day
last week one Of the prisoners, a ne
gro, was allowed to make an excur-
sion to Louisville and hack.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
REV. DoUGHERTY QUITS TH7
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

Washington. Aug, 5.--Rey John
Dougherty, $. j., owing to protract-
ed Illness, has resigned the presidency
of the Georgetown university. He
has been succeeded by the Rev. David
II. Buel, s. J. Dr. Buel Is the son
of Col David II. Buel, of the ordi.
nance corps, y. s. A He was grad
.uated at Yale In 1889 and has been
Instructor at various Catholic col.
leges. During the past year he was
vice president OF Georgetown univcr-
sity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
sTRlck MEMPHIS QUARANTINE

Memphis, Aug 5.--T'he board Of
health tonight decided to quarantine
against the outside world.
After Monday noon no person will
be admitted 70 Memphis unless hold
ing health certificate from the pres
ident or secretary Of the local board
of health No recognition will be Civ
en- certificates from any other source
A Gordon Of armed guards will be
placed around the city at noon Mon
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06

Mrs. Martin, or Darling, mixed her
story, and said that she married Oar
Ing supposing that Martin was dead.
She did not say why she expected him
TO die in less than two weeks after
she left South Bend The woman,
when asked 10 give her name in Po-
lice Court became confused, and. final
ly replied That she did not know wheth.
or II was Martin or Darling.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
OR. w. G. TlLpEN, NOTED
U. S. CHEMIST, rs DEAD

Washington, Aug. 5.-Dr WI 6. TIL
den. at one time chief chcmis; in the
army medical musoum, attachei 70 the
surgeon generals office, is dead II
was he who discovered the poison in
the bouquet sent to Guitoau, tho day
before the assassin execution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
REPORTS TO THE PRESIDENT,

Oyster Bay, Aug. Sin response TO
President Roosevelt's direction that
he be furnished with report on the
yellow fever situation In Louisiana,
particularly in New Orleans. Sergeon
General Wyman, of the Marine Hospi.
tai service in Washington, this eve.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
CLEVELAND AND WIFE
ATTEND CARLISLE FUNERAL

New York. Aug. 5.Mr and Mrs.
Grover Cleveland arrivel In New York
this evening to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Calisle, wife of John G. Carlisle.
former secretary of the treasury.
which will be held at West Islip, l.. l..
tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
U. S. GUNBoAT FERN TO
BE, USED AS TRAINING SHIP.

Ogdensburg, N. ", Aug. 5.--The
United States gun boat Fern coaled
here today EN- route for Portsmouth
navy yard to Duluth, MINI, where
she will be used as a training ship
Captain Guy Eaton with twenty Min.
nesota national milItIamen took
charge Of the Fern a. Montreal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
Has FEARS OF PEACE.

New York, Aug, 5.-Naboukoff, one
of the Russian foreign Office attaches
in an interview today said: "Of course,
you will understand that | speak with
out authority but my personal i'm
preston is that we shall not agree to
and cession on territory or by general
indemnity
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06

sion will seek information are stated
under six heads as:
Wages, hours and conditions Of la
Dor; collective bargaining, cost and
character of service, political condii
tions. civil sefvice, the spoils sys-
TEN and municipal corruption; finan-
cial results and taxation M
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
MAN CHARGED WITH
WREcKiNG SALOONS ARRESTED

Cedar Rapids, la, Aug. SIC II.
Meitin, wanted in lola, Kansas. on
charge Of dynamiting saloons. has
been arrested at Keystone, twenty
miles west Of Cedar Rapids He was
employed in a railroad construction
gang
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
BRUTAL HUSBAND STRIKES
WIFE ON HEAD WITH HATCHET

Denison, Iowa. Aug 5.--Joseph De.
May today struck his wife over the
head several times with a hltchet dur.
ing quarrel causing probably fatal
injuries. DeMay disappeared and Is
thought 10 have suIcided
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
SITUATION SOON TO BE IN
THE CHARGE OF UNCLE SAM
And Residents of the Stricken City are
Greatly Encouraged--Memphis to En-
force Strict Quarantine

ming telegraphed the president that he
was making arrangements to under
take government control of the fever
situation as requested by Governor
Blanchard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
VICE PRESIDENT AND WIFE
GO TO VISIT HENDERSON.

Boston, Aug 5--vice President
Fairbanks spent the day In this city
arh left tonight for Bar Harbor
Maine. where he and Mrs. Fairbanks
will be the guests for a week of Tor
mer Senator Henderson. of Missouri.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
SHREVEPORT BOTTLED UP.

Shreveport, La, Aug. Shreveport
is tonight eifectually bottled up. Rail
way traffic Is completely STOPPED, not
even mail being sent out or rece we'd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
THE PRESIDENTS TOAST.

. At the luncheon for the peace .
. ENJOYS yesterday, the president =
; in a toast said it was his ear =
> nest hope and prayer, in the in =
. terests of all civilized mankind, =
. that just and lasting pence be Z
/. concluded"
d
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
AGED VETERAN OF THE
CIVIL WAR IS DEAD.

Rock Island. ILL.,. Aug. 5--William
y. Brnncf, veteran Of the Mexican
and Civil wars. ia dead, ssAd s2.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06

For the latest news ~ the dAy
you win nnd Il A ths Bulistin-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-06
RESULT or THE FEVER.

= New cases up to. G p. M sc {.
= Total cases up to e p. m. 81. sos =
> Deaths up 10 p. m. .,, s :
= Total deaths up to j. m. ~ :
. q