davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
Sfonoerborg Nmts carbohydrates.
'e % bar geteran fra Greaarsfriiger.

ra -tE&HHH Al.Ats-s &ArNE EG=LAe
Gienboms a I g. 4ongSpao
Mplle peo g. 0niilo, Mreol ITO
S6r. 2ano, er al @ieren 2gittant
Nieliea-Ofsbolm iolgt til &roprie.
ter g. g. Spergaaro for $4,000 ar.
8elptntng meofplger.
- SIP. @aaroeier / &i1lelteo Mas.
mus Slien bar at &roprieter 8ier
Sllen fjgbt uMenlalganroen" / Gil,
lit5e .Sogn, 2ollano, Mreal, 1856
Sor. Sono, for $4,000 &r.
: Grt%bierggaaro beo @liosbgi er
al Gjcrea, &roprietar S. S. @ieo,
1olgt I'll Jorpalter &nuoien, Dron,
'llr1gluno Sope0gaaro, mes 8e}utz
ming % Snpentar for $1,000 ST..
neutrality-suspicious. s.. 6.
9olm bor til neutrality-suspicious. S.
8. @pttlieb lolgt lin @jenopm /
&11oror11p pe0 @illerpb mes so s..
@artfprn ior 10000 ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
l1ylig unoer lit pirelige Mapn u22es
lemmes 0ors Ipeubre Be 9nnte".

fe11t1es bans loeuDre De 9ante".
Sen lpoenDe Hreii0entfrue er 6rlr
2ouGet, Scr bor u0fpl0t lit @mbeoe
Hco lun1me Sper iom Grl1 garnot-
Som firrlig9ggtefelle ogWfooer pqr
Oct 6en0e / @run0en imoo at futile
tage Sci / Set offentlige 2ip og pe-
re n1eO til alle Mo0togeli er, 8alIer,
guooelpb, &oncerter og l1oitillinger-
"a BET forlongte5 al ben0e, %forpano-
leocs Sen bnslige Erobencalerinoe til
en- fuloenot ger0ens0ame; gonife biit
fornrgte0e ErGii0entfr1ten ol0rig
Eroce1colerin6en, 0erfor penotc bun
Jig me0 mo0crlig @;0be0 til Sc Sat
tiges 86rn. Mo6erfinrli9bcOen err
BET farafterilti1fe Sref bos ocn1e
&pin0e, og man bar ilGr fejret ben0e
t 6enne ggenifab og falot benbe belt
mo0erligite al alle from fe Gamer
Set ct en- Sitel, iom 6ru 2ol1bet
mes 9iette fan bore ltolt al. @1,n
fun'm roligt bpile paa fine 2ol1rber
og lie, bborle6es ben0es @fterf9loer-
tie, Tru Solli6res, pil iin0e fig tiG
&ette / iin &olle iom Breii0entfrue-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
Galomo,t iaeoe:

Salumun ia9be: Ser er imtet
MT un0er 9olen." Set menneife-
lige 2egeme er omtrent set iamne
III, iom Set bar for ober ct @unbre,
Sc Mar ii0en, ga 9r. Heter5 &l1rifo
fprlt blep befien6t iom ct Mi0bel til
at ltprfe 2egemet og gienoprette ~
gelige ManO og &pinOer. Srtet Sill
ial0e bar b9ret 1aa lemt> at life
&urifo bar opret til @arn. &pis
Sc er ipg eller be6 mir6re goo Sell
breo> tager Sc life Sell, ON Sc 1per
til Bette gamle l1rtemiooel. Det er
ingen Mpotbef=M eoicin, n1er foaes
0irefte bos ipecielt %aniotte Mgenter.
Sfrip til @ne=Jabrifanterne 9r. &e-
ter 6abrnep & Cons 60, 1t2-t1s
60. &opne MDe., @bicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

6pbpagcltst. Tpnglelspr9iten
iiooer bos Ell gammel forbaroet
Druffenbo1t og 91agsbrooer og ig-
ger beo gu0elig Eale at in0birfe paq
Gam. &an taler lenge og inotra1t-
eenoe ON 8ren6ebtnen, bporleoes
Sen CT M3o6en til 6e fleite Gorbrpoel-
ier, bporleoes ben legemlig og aar=
6elig r%11inerer Menneifet oip. Ser,
efter toger ban 8ibIen frem % flyer;
u@fol Ri iaa laie ct &upitel at Del
gepe Geitamente?"
So%rbrpoeren: sgaei fortal belle
re Iiot mere ON 8rar6epinen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

@r. sc or t n en- (arrigt
til 8orberen, Ser bar faaret bam /
Sogen): rDe er piit bant til at
barbere @bin."
9 a rberen: vgeei leg bar
alorig giort set fer."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
bvorIeoee er bette?

Wi tiIb1ber ct bunbrebe Dollars I Nelsuutna for 6
bnert 9ilfalbe at Ratarrb, Der lite ton bslbrtbss ID
Halls Catarrh Cure. m
gi. t1nberte9nebe, bar fienbt s: 8. @benep be firm
:? Mar Dg iror. ban ct aI6eles beherli9 { aae fScrret.
inss.1ransaftioner Dg fnoncieIti stonb tila ppfpL
mett&9rnnt, mboleiale Druaaifts, ISSiebpo. s.
maIbtng, Rtnnan d Wta & b d,
Bboeiale 9ruegtfs, 9plebp, q,
Rails Oatarrh Cure ta9eS ilbnenMg % ntrfer ~
ufe pao aluhet Dg Gpfeu1ets Glimbt1her gri3 rs
Il. fyla{te. GuIgeS at ole apptbeters. @thneStR~bm
WSdps Family P1lls &c Be teths. h
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

$500 --s---- $500 s-- 1900 -- $1,000 ---. ------- ---. --- -.
s Ell { p tIlo I y e E i l# 9 nsb-
let. gieren af Ben ganle Seite
iporpei Slensborg, Der / l9ngere
Gi6 fun bar fun1et brtDes me6 SaD
c.'l9re0e forle0en ODER for @l1ifere
at Dan life bilbe opre.bolbe Driften
lGngere u0en Gilifno fra MDen.
st &ar al JunftionGrerr1e gif ben
til Sberborgmeltere1t, men oelme al
fog beltemt etbpert Gillfub, lfjpnt
Mrbei0et paa ben npe eleftriife 5por=
bel efter Sigenoe fprit ifal gienopta=
geS / Warts Maaneo, iaa Sen gar1le
Sporbeisfipriel enbnu fl11oe bore
beoblepen ct Bar Maal1e6er. Ser er
ligeleOes blebet nngtet S:llaoelle til
at benptte Sc nDe 5por, Dnorbeo set
otloe bore bleDet muligt at fjpre
StrGfningen til &ngelboga0e. Som
Tglge oeraf er 5porpog1,sfjprlelen
itanolet, pg Jurftio11nrerue, ser
ltOen l.. December FIN bur nGret al1=
iotte paa oaaligt Gariel, er blepen
brp0lpie.
g anger e po.o 9 y r.
3 q /. S EN- 8og al 5peniferen @uz
ltup SorSanOer fortGlles ON g. 90.
Titereall, Ser bar fripillig mco i 81
% bop0e Ell ijGloen |muf og itnri
Senor::
~&lara iti1rl1a, 011 iom itr1ler"
oor ga pua Mo0e / Gperige, og
Riterpoll brogte Sen mes iii Gpb6pl.
Ma1gc @onge bprte man Sen Sung
gjenlem 8ulberet og 8roget al @ro-
notcrne, men melt om Nftenerre,
11oar Stjrrnerrc 1inore0e oper
Slugmarfe1r.
Sfte lto0 RiterDoll lnl1et til @ebu-
ret pau 5funl erne eller uoeufpr
ON 9lftenen og los i'm
Dnolingslong lp6e for baabe @er,ner
og SLENDER. 9e li0ite lto0 moo
Sllltl1in9cn al 8elejringel1 iao 1nr,
set fife bapOe puret p~a1ifeligt for
Hrel1s ierne at jenoe Snenl ferne Ell
og for oltib ll1ffe Mll1=
Sen poa 0e1rne Ggte gforoens 9on=
1er. Mel1 il,gen foritprreoe boln, ia,
bet ligcs, at Erc1sIcrne mes lige loa
tor s(1Gogt ion1 Sc oanIfc Gprtc pea
)ons oejlige Gang ont GtjGrnesne,
Scr bli1fer biltoppe".
81 CT
1e. s Sc llespiglfe @algfre0ie til
R%igSoagell er opltillet fplgen0e &on-
>tooter til Salget, lom foregoar %.
Son1tor::
So0erslcp=S gn0erborg @olgfre0s:
2an6oagsman6 $. s. @o1Sien al
((oonlf, 8. Mienoorf al
aiel (5ociolilt) % 2onosretaoon1-
ner o.. @obn al Jlc1sbore QplD. !
Observation-Disclosures @olgfreos:
8. @rolt al &pI (onnif),I
q. NitcDeticn al Glens=
1or9 (Sotinliit), 2nge On. Outs al
5ltnsbore Crilin0et), @rep &epent=
.ow al Berlin Wntilen1i>) % Mpller
Molnmelsoor al Mlnfem9lle (no=
;ipnalliberoD. Ser CT ocsl10en Sale
I'M, at Spifeane cn0nl1 bill opitillc en-
:elnte &unOi0at, nen1lig cit Gell=
Spn0er=9uiltm @olgfreos: Ior-
)clrrGrenbe 2rrer 8. Se5len al
5pnoer6org (0anlf),. Tp1retl1il1gs-
ibrer @recour al &iel (5ocioliiD,
2age Or. 2eol1bart al &iel (friiinoct)
% 2anoretsraaO 6ebOerien al GIT
Q1otionolliberoD.
5lespig=Ggernfpr6e GolgfrcOs:
Houl @offmonn al @on1=
5org (5ocioli1D, 8ogtrptfer 5petb=
1tan al @gernfproe friitnOet) oe
Mattien al Stenfelt (no=
Ftonalliberal).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
5onoerjvllano.

Nv VAyARA QhghVNVHVA wv 81 QhhYAySVA AYAfQAVRQAF1QeS
II . &c b e I e. Gaitor Mn=
orelen | 2pjtfirfebD er al &oniiltoriet
blepet u011Gb1tt til HrGlt / Mgerj fop.
st 5orgebu0fo moo
tog 6orl1cr Gbriltiol1 Msmusl EN- /
Slotsgo0e / %s(obel1roa. Set n1eD0el=
tes gon1 1len1l!g, at 0eres ul6lte Gpl1,
Sprge11> ser par fprite officer poa ct
ltort omcrifanif Gulnplfib, plu0lelig
bar afgooet res 9p0en / Can 6rall-
cisco. Set golule sGgtepor e. meget
beorcoet pcer Splllens plu0leliQe
G'o, bu 0el,ne bar Ell go6 5tptte for
&c 8unle.
6 9 elgnni g. 9}egiez
ringsprul ioenten / Slespig far bepil=
get Tilferne &o5m1s Sbomien, Gbri=
titan Ibontien, Sbrgen Spberg /
Sprom5bus, &eter Sobonien og
Mortin @oni en fra @oitrup Sfop>
bper Ell Selgn11i11g poo 80 Marf,
tor0i Sc SEN IA. Mugult 1906 UNDER
Jare for 6eres eget 2ib frelite Sitter
SobanneS Sobonien al Mabenroa fra
at 6rnfne. i'~s
,..s-:rs
Sulg tit &re6s6agen.
Sor(eoen ror ser &reosbogSpolg
pao n@ormonien" / Mor0borp.
@ooroejer s. @rou al Hp1 far bi6tfl
puret Mie0len1. 3er1e Gong bar
forll0en bom ogioo @aor0ejer Sans
Glonlen fra @ogenberg opitillet. S
fprlte Nmgoltg opnoae0e inge1 al
6ern set npOrcu0ige 1lcr,al. S or-
oen Sn1gar1g palgtes @rou. S.
Sel1len al Gpllinggoor0 gjenpolgtes
1pr Miotals.
M0o0 g eteru1 II. Sitter
CT cit al &c @hnle fra AS gouet til
GDes 9rigooe. 9eptaarsaften ON
Worgene1 er nel11lig gornle Niels
Sonle11, Marpe, ofgooet be0 0poen.
Sen Mfopoe bar meo / &rigen 1S4S
so pes 6e @arbus Dragoner, %
set bar bam en- flor @le0e at opfri=
ife Mil10erne fra 0enne Si6. San
bar Sul0at / 5 lomfl1loe Mor. Miels
&anien bar blan6t 6em> ipm for
nogle @ar ii0en mo0tog @eoersga=
ben fra Da1murf.
Mpe Mmtsforiton6er
@aaroeier 9cbletb al Sublsmin6e
De0 &iernorup ct blepen fr;togen for
fit &berp iom Mmtsforltan6er og /
Ste6en for er uon9pnt 9omenefor=
pagter @ploenfel0t al Srgrup. l1o-
1Gonelien giGloer 6 Mar fra 1. San.
1907. .&ommuneforltan6er 5teen=
bolot al @pirup II er uongpnt til
Mmtsforltan6er / 6 Star fra 1. San.
1907 og iteofortre0en6e &ommu11e=
for1tonoer Glanlen n0n9pnt til hans
Gte6fortrpoer set n9bnte Si0srrm.
6 s ban0el. @itts
@aaro / Mllerl1p, 5oflun6 Sogn, ti6-
ligere t%ilbprenoe 81. 8ra116enborg, el
iolgt til ct @aarobanolerfirma pao
Slensborgegnen til n6porcellering
l1obo og 8eiet11i11g meofelger oe
Hriien er 10000 &r.
- 2anobolsman6 &labs Mglle1
peo Spgum bar iolgt fin gien6om
mes 8%eiatning og MpIsre6ifober til
Ell tiff @pbpgger for en- &jebeium al
$500 Marf. S9lgeren, Ser ogiac
ielb er %inooanoret @pbpgger, figbtt
for nogle @ar iioen @jenoommen 70,
ca. 10000 Mf. Set er bans @gt nj
ut fiebe fig EN- an6en @ienoom pat
Ggnen.
Martin Mpllers @ooro / Dpe1
SerSoal, iom er bo%rtforpagtet ii
Scope Sesperien, iolgtes forleoen ii
famine for $4,000 Marf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
Torfplclic bclbrcoct paa eli Gag.

Soo 2orotipe 8romo Aui,ine
Soblets. &engel1e t;lboge fra ollie
Npotbefere, bnis life belbrcoet. 6.
IS. @rooe's 9topn poo bper sgife.
25c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

0es 8eboerne al Sber Cert peo
8ranoalarm. Ser bar opltaaet Slo=
lgs @aar6eler Heter 9eiell ems Sort
laoe I Sber 2ert. 8egrunoet poo
Sen belotge 8inoretning begrenie6es
Sloen til 6enne 2o6e. 6amtliqe
8Dgninger bar tnffe6e me0 8aptag.
Smiolertio bap6e man Mngeit fos
Naboen @enrif 5cbre6ers @jenoom,
Iom er itraataft; men fer Dor Gin=
Sen ogioa gunitig, i6et SEN fprte @ni=
lterne ca. so Meter forbi.
Sm Sloens Spfomlt pi0es fife mr.
get beitemt. @ieren aner life, boor-
fra ben fan pare opitaaaet; De bar
ltge beo at goa til SO, men bgrte 6u
&reaturerne brple, og begop Zig ba
no / 5taloen / Sen Mening, at Ser
maatie b9re fommet ct &reatur lbs,
men &ggen fra 2a6en bar Ga tr9ngt
ino I Stal6en igiennem en- Der, ion,
forbinber bisie to 8%pgninger. SSm1u,
lertio paaitaas Der at trober6ige
Soft, iom bar til Ste6e beo 8ron=
Ben, at 6e bapoe iet ct Syn itiffe ne6
/ 6enne &etning, u Ein1es Si6 fgr
8ranoen opitoo. On bette bar be-
ret aariasen, fan life faitlaas> 90
! Der lite er bgrt noget gor6enrifalo.
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A., 8. & A. SCHEDULE.
Effective Sunda.r, May 3, 1907.

departures
For Oherman, Nichols, WaycrOss,
Cordele, LaGrange, Atlanta, 7,3O a. m.
For Jacksonville and points south
5,z5 Z. II.
For Savannah and points north.
1910 a m
For Oferman. Nichols, waycross,
Fitzgerald. Cordele, Oglethorpe Ma
con and Atlanta, p. m.
For Jacksonville and points south.
For Savannah and points north.
9,05 p. N.
Arrivals.
From Savannah and poihJs NORTH,
7,30 a. m.
From Jacksonville and points south
1856 a. n.
From Atlanta, Macon, Oglethorpe
and other points north, IL 50 p. m.
From Savannah and points north,
sos p N.
From Atlanta. LaGrange and inter
mediate points, 500 p. m
From Jacksonville and points south,
1855 p NJ.
Statesmen WANTED To sell to
grocers and confcctioners; $4,000
per month and expenses.
California Cider and Extract Co.
St. Louis, Mo.
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A pleasant event Of last evening
was the entertainment given by Mrs
W II. DeVoe, complimentary to her
guest, Miss Lucy Morel, of Sylvania.
A large number Of young people were.
invited and the occasion was an UNI
usually pleasant one.
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OPIUM !: E. "a: g.. :. :: :: ;.
q. M. WOLLEY co.
Box 387, Atlanta, Ca. Office, 1o4 NJ.
Pryor Street.
left off your treatment four
months ago Have no desire fer an
opiate. Your treatment is all II
claims. Louisa j. Oakley. ~
- MAY Sth. '06 Snow Flake,
scirE yea you curaE
Macon. 49,
N8snave Aeyer' drank whiskey since
Marsh %, 1892. when ! lfgan your
treatment ! do not crave any whis-
key to this day b. d. Wilson,
Direct, Tex
/ have used both for the liquor and
opium habits and it has been a sue
cess. ] prefer it to all other rem
edies. 3. G. Norment, NJ. D. Darling
ton, S. G.
l bought Your cure under nom
de plume in 1885; 1t cured me.
{. A. Barnes, Pittsburgh, Penn.
WRITE TO DR. WOOLLEY, Box
3S7, Atlanta. Ca.
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$500

$500
SNiil buy nice two story house 90
~ 60 lot facing two go foot streets.
ALBERT FENDiG e. CO.
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nj usE SPARES


Tho stlscE1en Rose From Grief.
What q fortunate provision OF nature
il is, that deprives the rose of mental
suffering; for how poignant would be its
grief 10 discover. in the height OF its
blooming glory TINT caplaar fed at it's
heart, and that its beauty fragrance
were doomed forever. Re always
vpares the suffering; 81 veritable
stors-house Of pleasin yards for
fhose who seek her q the years
gone by falling hair ness have
east a gloom ever the thousaN
of young women, but to u
vest!gations OF scien tn
of hair destruction
q germ or parasitic I'M
the hair folliclesN Sfo's
absolutely dest Ythls gAfm
permitting Chg TO grow Aas q
ture intended " Leading drJ4
Fists. Send hHrs for sand
to The Herd Atrolt ~
Two sizes--5h ss Sf.O0.
Smiths Phi hac1 gents.
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Miss Frances Stevens, Of Macon,
passed through the city Tuesday en-
route TO Cumberland TO join her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Stevens,
who are spending some time on the
island.
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49, xRHaHR+vxRn
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
FIFTY OPERATORS
RETURN TO WORK
IN WESTERN UNIONS CHICAGO
oFFioEs-REAcT9UN IN SEM
TiMENT TOWARD FORMER
PRESIDENT SMALL.

Chicago, Oct. 20.-~Evidence that
the striking telegraphers had grown
tired Of the 10 weeks strife against
the telegraph companies was seen
Yesterday when 1t was reported by
members of the Operators union that
so men had significd their intention
OF applying for employment Monday
nj the offices of the Western Union
and the Postal Telegraph companies.
The report caused wide connection
among the leaders Of the strike move
ment, who Immediately denied its
truth.
A strong reaction in favor of S. j.
Small, former president of the Teleg
raphers' Union, has also set in. The
Former presidents order to the oper
ators to return to work and trust to
future legislative measures to win
their battle when they were not weak
ened by a strike siege is now said TO
be appreciated by members of the
union wha were foremost in their de.
of Small's peace action.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
RESULT IN DOUBT
T|LLCOURTD[C|D[S
WHETHER HARTMAN OR FISH
WILL CONTROL ILLINOIS
CENTRAL DEPENDS ON JUDI.
clAL HEARING.

/ Chicago, Oct 20.--When the prcxl
committee appointed by the contend
ing forces for the control of the Hi
nois Central railroad closed its coun
lstnyvesant Fish had majority OF 40,
ouo proxies, exclusive OF those On
ijcined by Judge Ball.
In as much as so per cent of the
vote has been counted and only the
letters IT" "U." " * sY.s and
q" are to be counted the indications
point to Fish victory III his prelimin
airy skirmlsh for the control of the
Illinois Central railroad.
IL is possible that the Hartman
forces may throw in enough proxies
at the last hour to overcome the lead
that Mr.. Fish has, but the chances are
against any such contingene,. 1t was
conceded tonight by member OF the
Hartman forces, who Is acquainted
with every detail of the situation, that
Mr.. Fish would win In this encounter
btu the statement was added that Mr..
Hartman would ultimately win be-
cause of the fact that he hoped to
have the enjoiner Of Judge Ball on
the 2S6.73l shares removed and there
would be majority too great to ovei
come.
Judge Farrar, counsel for Fish, re
plying to this contention of Hartman.
said.
In the present fight there is abso.
lutely no chance for us to lose TN
less something Is done that is the
work Of the trickster and crook.
Regarding the case now In en-
ioinder, feel that Fish will win our
there. Let me be clearly understood.
Fish is not attacking the right of any
stakeholder to cast his vote In the
stock held by the corporations, out
side OF that enjoinder, the total num.
her OF shares is 23a24. or this
amount Mr.. Fish holds proxies for
S,S7S. and II Is supposed that Mr..
Hartman holds the balance OF the
proxies, amounting to 14,946 III Mr..
Harrimans attorneys intend to have
this vote cast out on the grounds
that IT ought to be because the 1885,
731 have been enjoined, and II he is
then he will be the net
oser by over 6,000 votes, in addition
% laying himself open TO the charge
If preventing stockholders from vot-
ng.
"We feel that II the Northern Secur
ties case offers a precedent that Har
'imans attorneys can not get tho
'njoined vote counted in an election |
# Illinois Central directors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
FRENCH TROOPS
ARE AMBUSHED
TWO ARE KILLED

Paris. Oct 20A dispatch has been
received here from General Drude.
commander of the French expedition
AIRY force in Morocco saying that the
French reconniterating party was am
bushed today while proceeding in the
direction of Taddart. Captain Jandey
and one private of Chasseurs Antique
were killed and six men wounded.
General Drude at once went out with
a battalion. but when he got to the
place the Moors who had made the
ambshu had disappeared.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
FINISHED WALK
OF 1000 MILES
DAN o'LEARY, sIxTY-FivE YEARS
OLD, WALKED ONE MILE
EVERY HOUR FOR ONE THOU.
SANDS HOURS.

Cincinnati. Oct. 20.-Dan O'Leary.
the worlds famous long distance
walker. finished his Loco mile walk
at Norwood Inn. in this city. at Z
O'Clock this morning. He has walked
one mile during each hour for 1000
hours and although he is
nearly 65 years old. he at no time
during this test of his strength has
shown signs OF faltering.
This is one/of the most remarkable
walks witnessed in America and the
medical world has been intensely in
terested in the outcome. II is said
the international tuberculosis Asso-
citation persuaded 0Leary TO attempt
the walk and that he is to receive s.,
600 for accomplishing the feat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
DIDN'T MEET SUNDAY

Chicago, Oct. 20.-There was no
meeting today OF the committee which
is checking up the proxies of stock.
holders IN the contest between e, II.
Hartman and Stuyvesant Fish for
control Of Illinois Central. The meet
ing was called on by l.. c. Fritch, as
sistant 20 President Harahan, who al.
so represents Mr. Hartman on the
joint committee. He said that it VIII
require the utmost despatch for the
committee to finish it's labors in time
TO report to the stockholders meeting
morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
EP|SC0PAL|ANS
HAVE ADJOURNED
BISHOP POTTER MAKES BISHOP
OF LOUISIANA ADMIT HE
WOULD HAVE ACCEPTED NE
GRO'S INVITATION.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 20.--The stricn
|nial general convention of the Episco
pal church after busy sessions of both
houses, adjourned yesterday to meet
three years hence In Cincinnati The
|closing services, which occurred this
Iafternoon in the Holy Trinity church
were an adapted form OF prayer meet
ing. The services were opened by the
bishop of Dallas and two lessons were
read by DR.. r. Fl. McKim, president
If the house of deputies.
The Nicene creed and the collects
were recited by Bishop Doane of AL
bany, and the address replacing the
pastoral letter was made by Bishop
Tuttle, chairman of the house of bish-
ops. A great crowd was present and
fully 5000 persons were refused ad-
mittance. Many Of the bishops and
deputies left on special train late
this afternoon for Washington.
Bishcp Potter. in an interview today
regarding his entertainment Of Bishop
Ferguson, Che African delegate. at
luncheon said:
There is nothing strange In that.
I'll wager two shillings the bishop Of
Louisiana would have accepted an
to meet Bishop Ferguson
If had extended 1t to him. he added
to the Louisianian, wouldn't
you. bishop?"
The bishop of Louisiana replied In
he affirmative, and Bishop Potter,
-urning to the reporter, said:
Il knew it,
The bishop of Louisiana, when an
,roached on the subject, said that he
lad answered in a perfeunctory AMI
sort of way.
Il am Southern Man." he added.
and the Influences are far different
here from those in the North"
He seemed much aggrieyed that his
lame should have been brought into
he matter and expressed appreciation
# opportunity to explain his position.
lie said he did not know that he was
alking before a reporter
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
SMALL KISSED HY 500.

Chicago Oct. 20-S. J. Small form
er president of the Commercial Tele-
graphers' Union was Kissed and peer
ed by six hundred members of Chi.
cago local union before whom he ap-
peared this afternoon in an effort to
justify his action in seeking to end
the strike. Nearly third of those
present left the hall after shouting
insults at their deposed leader Vice
President w. w Beattie, Of Wash
ington. was named as the choice of
the Chicago local for successor to
Small.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-21
HARR|MANS SMOTVE
In Getting Control Of Illinois Central
Was 10 Get Permanent connee-
ton between Omaha and
Chicago.

Chicago. Oct 20.-An interesting
deal of Harriman's in 1902 which, IL
successful. would have changed the
western railroad situation and might
have left Stuyvesant Fish secure In
his control Of the Illinois Central. This
was an effort to buy up the Chicago
Great Western in the interests of the
Unicn Pacific. Shortly after the fight
between Hartman and the Hill-Mor-
gan forces for the control of the
Northern Pacific in 1901. Hartman
saw that he would have 10 obtain a
permanent connection between
Omaha and Chicago. The traffic ar
rangement between the Union Pacific
and the Northwestern was not secure
because Of the close relations be
tween J. p. Morgan and the Wander
bilts. who control the Northwestern.
HilI had the Burlington. the Moores
had the Rock Island and there we're
two Morgan directors on the board OF
the st. Paul The Chicago Great
Western and the Illinois Central we're
the only other possibilities. Stock Of
the Great Western was then selling
around q and Hartman sent al
agent TO London TO make terms with
the English interests that controlled
the road. He offered liberal price.
but they demanded par and the nego-
tiations fell through. From that day
dated the determination Of Hartman
to secure control Of the Illinois Cen.
tral. even II Il meant the Ousting OF
bis former friend, Fish.