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, 1906-08-16
Will Close the Office.

The telegraph office at Salt Wells,
to which Mr.. Van Horn went as OPP
orator from this city, will be closed
shortly, by the opening of the double
track through that section, and Mr..
Van Horn will accept service else
where.
, 1906-08-16
OHIO YOUNG MAN
KILLED AT SARATOGA.

Frank Burdick of Toledo, o., a broth
er of Hon. Charles w. Burdick of
Cheyenne met death while hunting sage
chickens near Saratoga, Wyo., yester-
day afternoon. Burdick had wounded
a bird and was running after it, drag
ging his gun, when the weapon was
discharged, the shot tearing away a
portion of the right leg below the
knee. He had evidently attempted to
stop the flow of blood, for a handker-
chief was bound tightly around his leg
when found. The wound blew pro
fusely and he finally became uncon'
scious and bled to death. The remains
will be sent to Toledo, o.
, 1906-08-16
Both Factions Claiming.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 16.-Both fac
lions of the democratic party, with
Mayor Speer on one side and Senator
Patterson on the other, today claim
the victory of having the state conven-
ton held at Denver. The vote was:
Denver, "a; Colorado Springs, %. The
convention will be held September IL.
, 1906-08-16

Chicago, ILL.,, Adg. 16.-Paul Stems
land was said to be positively identifi-
ed oil a Buffalo-Allegheny train for
New York yesterday by oscar Holmer,
a mechanical engineer of Pittsburg,
who spent his vacation with Stensland
and is well acquainted with him per-
sonally
, 1906-08-16
sheLIenberaer Named.

Lincoln. Neb, Aug. 16.-The Ne
braska democrats early today nom
mated A. G. Shellenberger of Alma for
governor. The nomination of George
Berge. a former populist, had been ex-
pected, but the ~iatter's declarations as
, 1906-08-16
New Cabooses Received.

This morning four new cabooses ar
rived in the city from the Omaha shops
and will be sent west for service be-
tween Laramie and Rawlins, says the
Cheyenne Tribune, new waycars being
needed on account of the heavy traffic.
, 1906-08-16

Scofield this morning, and there is a
consignment of electric fixtures some.
where on the way. Progress is being
made on the building and grounds.
The outsides of the window frames are
receiving the second coat of paint to-
day and the grounds are being leveled
up. The pavement has been complet-
ed and is now being used by the public,
, 1906-08-16
CLIO CLUB WILL
LEAVE TOMORROW,

The twelve members Of the Clio club,
who are to go into camp at Solder
green's for their annual outing, will
leave for the front tomorrow and come
home when they get ready. That the
party will have a jolly time goes with
out saying. The club consists of Mr..
and Mrs. c. p. Arnold. Prof. and Mrs.
c. b. Ridgaway, Miss Hebard, DIR.
Morse, Prof. Merz, Mr.. and Mrs. R. e.
Fitch and others.
, 1906-08-16
Stubs viii stay.

J. C. Stubs said at New York yes
terday that there was no truth in the
report that he is going to leave the
Hartman system or take up railroad
work in London. Mr.. Stubs said he
, 1906-08-16
STENSLAND POSITIVELY
IDENTIFIED BY MAN WHO
HAD SPENT VACATIONS
WITH HUNTED MAN.

Came Upon Latter in Pullman Car and
Was Asked for Gods sake Not to
Give Him Away-Was Thin, faded
and Nervous and Gave No Sign of
the Debonair Appearance of Man
of Mighty Means and ~Buoyancy.
, 1906-08-16
School BUILDING Going Up.

The frame of the new school build
ing at Leslie is up and the building
is progressing satisfactorily, along with
the other improvements in that camp.
, 1906-08-16
Had Until This Afternoon.

was going TO stay with the Hartman
system until he was kicked out"
He said also that as far as he knew
Mr.. Sprouie is not going to succeed him
as traftic director.
From another source it was learned
that Mr.. Sproule will leave the Harrl.
man system to go with another rail
road company, but the name of the
company was not disclosed.
, 1906-08-16
NEW HIGH
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
Stocks Go Upward.

New York, Aug. 16.-Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific each made a new
high record on the stock exchange this
morning, the former going to 1913 rs,
and the latter to so rs.
, 1906-08-16

Postmaster E. T. Beltz this morning
received from Hon. James B. Reynolds,
acting secretary of the treasury de-
partment, at Washington, the following
letter dated on the 18th:
Secretary's Letter.
Dear Sir:-You are hereby ap-
pointed custodian, without compensa-
ton, of the United States p~ostoffice
building at Laramie, Wyo, to take
effect August 81, 1906. Mr.. Hubert c..
Scofield, superintendent of construc-
ton of said building, has been directed
to transfer the custody of the building,
all books, papers INT other govern
ment property in his possession relat-
ing thereto, to you on said date, and
to take your receipt therefor, to be
forwarded to the department for rec
ord and file.
For your information and guidance
In the discharge of your duties, you
are referred to the printed "Instruc-
tions to Custodians of Public Build
ings, 1905" a copy of which is forward
ed under separate cover. You are re.
quested to acknowledge the receipt
of this letter"
Ready in October.
Mr.. Beltz says that, although he will
assume the custody of the building a
week from next monday, he will not be
able to occupy it as a p~ostofice at that
time, nor for several weeks afterward,
at present planning to remove about
the first of October. While the build
ing will be practically completed by
the 9th, as far as the contractor is
concerned, there will be. much to do
afterward. The furniture will have to
be installed and there will be other
things to be lone to prevent the post
master moving much before the end Of
September.
Furniture Being Packed.
The furniture for a part of the build
ing is being packed at the factory, ac-
cording to advices received by Mr..
, 1906-08-16
GROWING
INDUSTRY
HOLIDAY COMPANY ADDING
GREATLY TO THE WORKING
CAPACITY OF THE LIME
STONE ouARRIEs.

Big Consignment of Machinery Re-
ceiVed, Including Power Plant, Air
Compressor, Additional Drills and
Huge Hoist-sidevJalk Material to
Be Turned Out in Large Guam
tities-strong Mine Plant.
, 1906-08-16
LABOR DAY FIXED.
Governor Of Oklahoma Designates First
Monday in September.

Guthrie, Okla, Aug. 16.-september
8 was designated as Labor day this
year by the proclamation of Governor
Frantz today.
, 1906-08-16

New York, Aug. ia Rio De
Janeiro cable, received this morning,
says the Bahia fireworks factory ex-
ploded yesterday and twenty-one men
were killed and many others wounded
, 1906-08-16
kinu Takes Water Cure.

Kronberg, Aug. licking Edward
parted from the kaiser today at the
station and proceeded to Marienbadt
to take the waters.
, 1906-08-16
BIG OIL WELL.
Fills sixteen-H Hundred Barrel Tank in
Sixteen Hours.

Tulsa. Aug. 16.-An oil well in the
Glenn pool filed a 1,6O0-barrel tank
yesterday in sixteen hours, making 1t
the greatest in the district.
, 1906-08-16
SPEAKER OUTLINES IDEAS OF
THE COMING CAMPAIGN IN
ADDRESS AT THE CON-
VENTloN TODAY.

Unparalleled and Unprecedented Pros
perity of Country Taken as Indica-
fredericksburg Cried Hard
Times and Cannon Says Country
Was Never in Better Condition.
, 1906-08-16
Fifty Assassinations.

Fifty cases of assassination occurred
last night. The Novoe Vremya today
heads its list of murders with st. Both
lomew's Night in Poland"
, 1906-08-16
Has Left Oyster Bay.

New York, Aug. 16.-Miss Ash L.
Esac, or Elizabeth Case, who was to
have been taken to Mineola today and
given a hearing in lunacy proceedings
because of her persistent efforts to in
terview President or Mrs. Roosevelt,
has left Oyster Bay.
Had Until This Afternoon.
She had until this afternoon to leave
the jurisdiction of the court. Up to
Tuesday night she asserted that she
would face inquiries into her sanity.
, 1906-08-16

He is the ~happiest, be he king or
peasant, who finds peace n his own
hcme.--Goethe.
, 1906-08-16
The Fusion Ticket.

The ticket contains the followign
democrats: Lieutenant governor,
William Green of Creighton; secretary
Of state, Carl Goucher of Wahoo;
treasurer Frank Babcock of Hastings;
attorney general, L. 1. Abbott of
Omaha. The following populists were
given places: Auditor, S. j. Canaday
of Minden; land commissioner, B. V.
Wolf of Lincoln; superintendent of
public instruction, Prof. Watson of
Cherry county; railroad commission
ers, George Horst of Polk county, j.
w. Davis of Fillmore county and DR..
A. P. Fitzsimmons of Jackson county.
, 1906-08-16

The operation this afternoon is the
beginning of one of the most important
pieces of work yet assigned to the
LARAMIE rolling mills and marks a dis
tinctly new era in the prosperity of
the city. Manager Jacobus is receiv-
ing the congratulations of his friends.
, 1906-08-16

st. Petersburg, Aug, ia wal of
terrorism has broken out again. The
telegraph today brings from all over
the empire stories of attacks on of.
ficials and the plundering of govern.
houses. There is a veritable
reign of terror from Vistula to the
German frontier
, 1906-08-16
OUT
OF SIGHT
EXCLUSIVE MADAME HAMILTON
AGAIN LEAVES NOT A TRACE
FOR THE WONDERING
LAWYER FOLK.

She Once Before MysteriousIy Disap-
peared by Moving From One House
to Another Within Stones Throw
Believed to Have FiIched Eight
Hundred Dollars From Rockefel-
ler's Landscape Gardener.
, 1906-08-16
RUN WAS !.
A SUCCESS
TWO THlRTEEN-FooT SECTIONS
OF CONTINUOUS RAIL JOINT
ROLLED BEAUTIFULLY.
Billets Went Through Like Creased
Lightning and Men Almost Took
Roof OFF of Building With Their
Cheerine-Railroad Notes for the
Readers of The Republican.

The rolling mills this afternoon sue.
tons of continuous rail joint iron and
a billet is nov in the furnace for a
twenty-six-fooC section. The steel bill
lets went through the mill without an
effort and there was a great cheer
from the men.
, 1906-08-16

DanyilIe, Ill, Aug, 16.-Accepting a
afternoon, Speaker Cannon delivered
the following speech on the campaign
issues:
, 1906-08-16

At FAULT.
ANTl-GREEK OUTBREAK IN Bull.
CARA CAUSED BY SUBJECTS
OF GRECIAN KING
THEMSELVES.

Bulgarian Peasants Invited to Public
Meeting and Fired Upon by Athe-
mans, and Securing Guns Return
Fire-More Wild Reports Front
Russia, With Assassinations Num-
berine Fifty in Night.
, 1906-08-16
Gets Divorce Decree.

New York, Aug. 16.-The supreme
court last evening granted a decree of
divorce to Mrs. Rebecca Lowe Gunton
from Prof. Gunton, the noted publisher
and student of economics. The lady
was formerly president of the National
Federation of Women's clubs, an honor
bestowed upon her at the Denver BIZ
ennal meeting.
, 1906-08-16
Here's a Mixup.

Prof. Gunton was sued for divorce
by his first wife, who named as CO
respondent Mrs. Rebecca Lowe. The
divorce secured was declared not valid
and wife No. 2 gets a divorce from a
man who never was her husband.
, 1906-08-16
Met Him In Pullman.

The fleeing banker said, II am going
east, but for Gods sake don't give me
away" Holmer is certain Stensland
had been in Canada, where the two men
had spent several vacations. Going to
meet a friend in the Pullman, Holmer
recognized his former friend. He was
thin, jaded n nervous, had no tp-
p%earance of the high roller"
Anxious to Locate Him.
This information sent the police
scurrying in another direction. New
York was as keen to make every effort
, 1906-08-16
CANNON NOMINATED
TO SUCCEED HIMSELF
to his democracy proved not satisfac.
The PopuIists Kick.

to his democracy proved not satisfac-
tory.
The Populists Kick.
The populists are displeased. The
democrats, with a view of effecting
harmony, gave them state auditor and
two members of the railway commits
sion. The democrats who favored
Berge charged that railroad influence
was responsible for Shallenberger's
nomination. Both conventions adj
journed at s a. m, after all night ses-
sions.
, 1906-08-16
NAMED AS
CUSTODIAN
POSTMASTER BELTZ RECEIVES
LETTER FROM ACTING SEC
RETARY OF TREASURY.
Will Relieve Superintendent Of Con-
struction Monday, August 81,
When Building Is Expected to Be
Ready to Come From Hands of
the Builder-Some improvements

Postmaster E. T. Beltz this morning
secretary of the treasury de-
partment, at Washington, the following
letter dated on the 18th:
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Scholarship by Phonograph.

young woman from Australia has
Just won q singing scholarship in Lon.
don under novel circumstance. From
her colonial home She sent 90 well
known professor in London record
1f her voice with the request that he
would test it on eramophole and
inform her whether he thought IT.
qualities sufficiently good 10 iustfy
her ia taking so long q journey for an
examination for q scholarship. The
professor listened 30 ihc record. was
duly impressed with the possibilities
of the voice and wrote To- say he
Thought She might trl. Encouraged by
this report. she reached England just
iu time ior the examination. and was
one Of two successful candidates oui
of 1870 competitors.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Concluded from third page).

l The motion was adop'ed
Alderman Snyder was excused fo-
/ The evening.
Alderman Scullin introduced an orff
nance providing for the construction
OF a cement sidewalk SIX feet in wild b
along the H-rthely side of Sec ma
street from Commercial avenue to @
point l25 feet west of Commercial ave
nue.. which ordinance was read az
length and referred TO the ordinance
and street committee.
Alderman Scullin Introduced an ordi
nance providing FOR the construct. u
Of cement sidewalk six feet I'm
width along he northcly side of Third
street from a poin; 2oo feet west of
Washing on avenue io Jefer.o1 ave
nue. which ordinance was read at
length and referred to the ordinsHo,
and street mmi,tfes.
Alderman Antrim introduced an OF
di-ancc providing fer the conHmc ion
.of a cement sidewalk six feet in widif
.aio-g he socth side of Eleventh street
from Numerical avenue to- P0lla-
street. which ordinance was read az
length and referred to jhc ordinance
land street committees.
The mayor announced tlai ne woull
DE- ahsoef from The city ONE days an1
sugE7s cd that a mayor pro tenn. he
selected
Alderman An rim moved that Alder
mas Koehior be elected tn ACT As may
.or pro ten during the absence Of the
MAYOR The m tion was adopted
Alderman Neilis moved 10 adjourn.
The motion was adopted.
The council then adjourned.
K. A. HATCHER.
City Clerk
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
DANCE AT MOUND CITY.

Several EVENINGS ago q dance was
given az Firemens Han in honor OF
Miss Nora Dal' n. VINO returned re
Gently from vi il to Sikeston. NJ
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs Thos
Richardson, Mrs George Marin Mr.
Hoe Eichhorn, Mrs. McKirhv: Misses
Eina Mills Nora Dalton. Flo Davis
lily Richard on. Hattie Mcmahon
BeGla Mckinney. Grace Serney. Angt
liz Bats. Sue rhcrp. Ernest Harley
Ggy and Carl Mckinney John Kos
man, H. Spaulding Carl Park man
and a crowd of Caroites
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11
APoLoGlZED IN TIME.

Vienna. June 10-The one hundred
and CITY one duel. between Richard
Zombsrv. the wen known Hungarian
spoltsman residing az Buda Pest. and
officials of he Hungarian Land and
Mortgage bank viii not take place thu
matter having been settled bg an
apology by Zomborv. Tie now willsfght
only one duel-wiih Johann Szhec-
the original challenger
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11

winning run scored with only one
out
nv innings X II y
Win. u,.,.o 90 o Q o. 3 ,
cairo ...l 600 90 l-3 2
SUMMARY Earned runs Cairo II
TWO ia i hits French Three bas
hits RoTan1; Sactiiica hits-W Wagner
Bio ser Stoe1 bases Wagner Dith
ridge Donovan Slruck out ~ lIatcA
N nv Chenaalt 3 Bases on balls OF
Hatch z, off Chenault . Double plays
Moran 10 + ench Pasel halls
Natti on Left on Las Caro- g,
vinconnos 3; Time lt26 Umpire
Powers Attendance 1885,
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give q months pay any time for 4
I'm sorry for your sake there Is no
more in IT, Would | hoodoo You ii
gave you the IS cents?"
Not on your life,o Johnny helt
out his palm and 81 emptied the con
tents of the purse into it. shrewt
look That transformed his face cam
into his eyes,
Thirteen he said, covering tht
money with his other palm. as if ht
were about 10 match pennies "Thir
teen is my lucky number
That's enough now, said the de
tectiye. Chase Yourself out OF here
johnny ratified his wealth He hal
no fear of the detective now
I'm waitin & see the superintend
ent. He amt in now"
"Oh." said 81, III you want a job
/ think / can help you. You go quicb
TO the delivery entrance round The cor
ner. ask for Mir Harris. the freigb.
clerk Tell him ! sent YOU Wait
what's your nance" Sixty-one tore Z
leaf from hcr note book and wrote
Dear Charlie Johnny is % great KID
Take him on if you love me. Kitty
Sjvty-one folded the note and Wa.
about 10 give it to Johnny when +,
thought occurred 10 her that made heI
blush crimson. and she blur,ed
Johnny. can you read2'
sT thfnL could yYaIa b. ,f,t 80
tried t.
We'll, don't try to-" said 81 en-
phaticdly There and she pressed
the note into Johnny's hand and closet
his fingers over IT, You keep it jus
like that tin you give IL To- Mr. Har
ris"
Needless to say Johnny got d job.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11

II any one should ask you who lost
Sundays game for Miss Alys Rabbit,
just tell EN- it was the same Miss
Matte Mattison, that made the dumb
play in Saturdays game causing Per
due % make balk only this time he
threw the hall away in the ninth In
n.ng permitting Dithridge who was
! attempting the squeeze" 10 score the
winning run in safety
OF course Chenault contributed
largely 10 the defeat by giving Dith.
ridge a.pass to firs'. but these things
are to be expected.
If any one should ask you who CON
trihuted largely 10 Cairo occupying
second place, don't be afraid to tell
them that II was DUTCH"
ROLAND with his big stick. as he
singled in the first inning sending
Rissell home with run, and again in
the third with two men out Dithridge
at second, he damned out a three bag
ger, bringing the captain home.
Bnl here was another very prom-
Atiii i1AAR III Tue EaIlt AuH tUtl WAS
Hatch--Mr Charles Hatch of Column
bus. Ohio. This elongated husky speci.
men of a ball hurler was on the
mound fer the Perfects and with his
heart anchored fast in its normal posi-
iion in his anatomy. he tossed up such
collection Of breaks drops, cross fire.
raise balls, lnshoots and outcurves
mixed up with a change OF pace that
net a Nincennes batter reached first
during the six spasms. and II was
oaly during the remaining three IN
nings that Miss Rabbit managed 10
collect three hits.
Hatch acted real misery with pass
e. to Connors' Corner issuing only
two. one Of which was very costly
gs The recipient scored along with an
other Rabbit thar was granted life
At first on an error. when "Chesty"
Charley French. one OF The hes. pinch
busters in the business. collided with
a double.
The Perfects played gilt edge ball
all III way through the game exhibit
ing that they had the pepper while
the Rabbits depended on a selizer bot
tie with all the fizz gone out of Il.
The box score.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11
RIGHT OFF THE nAT.


While It is very gratifying =
) to The Bulletin 70 notice the =
! interest taken by the public IN .
; baseball al evidenced By the =
] hundreds of telephone in "
) quiries made every evening as .
: to the results of games in .
. other cities il Is found 10 be .
impracticable. in fact, abso- !.
) lutely a physical impossibility =
10 answer the inquiries and =
perform other work On the >
paper Under these conditions .
The indulgence and patience OF .
readers Is requested and they .
: ale respectfully asked to wait .
for The Bulletin In which will .
be found full accounts Of all .
games played the previous day. !.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11
Gooi Place to Swear OF.

Biner--Hov did you come 10 stop
smoking
Winters Got stuck for six weekt
in a small village where there vas only
one cigar store y. Y Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11

Prehistoric artists have LETT Hs works
0I arf engraved on polished shell
Among Do, u.os' ancient are The masks
upsa which The human face Is oe-
rirraH
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11

Every good sikh prefers TO lie upon
,he ll--c sfCrud Res1rdie~s q r8nk
or age. uo rug must intervene between
him ami the earth when h. breatnes
his last
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11

HARKt The shades Of night are fall.
ing. All Danville is dead. and soon
You will hear il whispered whispered;
Cdristmans getting the harpoon
Hnpes of pennant fast are fading;
Danville CANNOT hold first place.
TASK the reason. Echo answers,
Old Cairo Is in the race.
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iN"o%t9 - ANANN@'N0 49, Ni1y
ale respectfully asked to wait :
for The Bulletin In which viii :
be found fun accounts o. all .
games played the previous day
=
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CAIRO. Pr defeating MISS Alss Rao-
bit Yesterday no" occupies second
place ~ very sieh1e# lAfeai' nee
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baseman WIS ana iiolycfosS ana
SICK AFTER the hFst game mere % lhe
la*l VISIT o. me Old 9oJers 70 CAIRO,
Lou kutiease Is catching ior an IN
dependent team AT Princeton, ky.
~ Peofia 70 ffe poft o. me Wisconsin
state league
'Chesty Charley French played a
Roland was all the Work yesterday
in fielding. base running and hi ting
Had i not been for Moran playing cu
OF his position in lett fed In the
eight inning and max ne mck}
STAB, Roland would nave Tor the thini
time during the game made a hit thai
cored a run Talk about hit ing al th
copper wire. moment. Roland wa
lhere good and stouL HIS weak wa
heartily applauded by everybody.
Roland name wa on everybody's
lips last night
Left Fielder Moran put mp a pne
nom NAL game r. left field for Miss
Alys, while Barbour at third was a
vast improvement over McCleliand.
-
The Rabbits played fas ball yester
day bur what was the use OF working
so hard when Miss Matte Mattison's
VIII the correspondent who signed
himself Mound City please SIT mp
hif al the psychological moment on
Saturday with two men oar IT, the
tenth inning ana the base full thai
scored the Two tuas necessary 70 win. /
and again Yesterday it was HIS hits in
tie fir-t and third innings that score
two runs for Cairo VIII MOUND City
that Way ni'chei Saturday aga nst
Nincenncs AID wen and a!o that i
was Hatea THAT was al us ubber foi
Cairo Yesterday ana he too. won his
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HOW THEY STAND.
BY M. j. FARNBAkER,
Former Secretary X. |. r. League.
JUST BEFORE THE
BATTLE, WORKMAN.

HIST. We hear the umpire calling.
Charge Old Sojers, the canine way,
We will make you looa like deuces
In the opening game today.
Farewell, Workman you viii never
Fly the flag this time.
We are here 70 lake your measure,
And Wen celebrate In rhyme.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11

The Bulletins subscribers have
money to buy vita
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11

Watt Hon aeain caused a VHcenaca
pitcher 10 make balk by standing
outside the lines of ais position. Yes
terday he called on ChenaHit for a
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11

"Perp" Morgan viii he pttet
against the iron Man the dag he
pitches for the Old soje,s Tie fin
will fly that day
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11

Go AT 'em hard toiay aad never
slaekcn up. SCI the pace 50 fast tha,
The old SojeHs cam ke ID ap.