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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
Csptura de IN nE6fugO del Alliance"
ElsutulO Morales fub iprlhntIdo % A'gVlba.

EI cabo de Ia po icfs jose A. Soto, que
ss hallabs en- San Juan, capture, Hegdn Bs
informa, al individuo EleuteEio Morales,
en- Naguabo.
Morales oFs marinePo del 'Alliancs'' +,
de eaEaci6n On CuIebra.
De dicho baroo e1oap6Se llsvGndos con.
Jigo IN bots, debido & Il investigation
que pEacticaFa 81 mencionado cabo, pueBto
8obrs Ia pista del pr6fugo, l0gE6Hs 81 I'm
ID captura de este que 20 di6 menudo sal
to degde CulebrR viniendo & caer en- Ell
gaFlito, como un modesto lagaFto On les
anduErialeB nRguRbsdos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
BuENl RECOMMENDATION.

A una amiguita nuestra que deBea ca
IREBe, le hemos rsComendado paas que
pusda lograF pronto Eus dessos que ss pro-
yea de lOs bonitos zapatitOI y ropA hecha
que vsnden en- gBta plazs los tn0Ea8 ].
Piaras Co, an Il cslIe de Allen nd
marc 30
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
SONBREBOs.

Les modelos de Gombrero1 trafdoa de
Paris poE 81 Paris Baznr de Pedro Giusti,
han hecho cambiaE las modas en- Puerto
Bico. Dsl modelo lsvantado american0
hs paaado u Ati1ra eleganta aI modelo
campana que hn fEaido 81 Paris BaaRr
que Gers q que impers en estes msses en-
d Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
Ell TEMPO HACIEN-
do de las SuVas:
generalmeRte Du-
bIadO.
En- Ia paTte SO. de Ia isIa cayarun
fnsTtes yfreCuentss sguaCeHOS.
Ia Gantldad mayor Do prOclPItlGl6a qa0 hlR
InfOrmlao.
(Dsl Weather Bursaa.

Boletfn namsnal del tempo, de ID
gsmana que termin6 81 d1a 8 de dovism'
bre, En- la paEto n. , E. do Il iBla,
q tempo durants IL primers mitad de
aamRnG fae ganeralmento nUblado, i'
nGmbaFgo Ilovi6 POGO, excspto unol
Cuantog aguaceToE locales que cayOEon
grande. diatRnCiaB unoB dc otEoE En-
p paFte so. do 10 ills, gsnsFalment0
Tein6 un tempo nublRdo duTanta lR g.
mana y CRyeFon fuerteB y frsCuents8
aguRceToB. Los viontoB fueron usual.
mente ligeToB goneralmente dol S. 8
Sc. 81 caloE fue ent0Tamente oprOBivo
algunRB vscss 8s FegiGtTsTon temperR'
tuEaS de 600, 8 mas en- Cierto n6meRo
de eataCiones
La temperature media en- Ia isis fue
~ SO, 8 40 sobTs la de Ia SomanR
prscedents. El promedio de Is tamps'
Taturs en- la iula en- el mes de Noviem'
bFo duFanta los oChO amos pRsRdoB hR
sido N 30. La temperature mas ats
que han infoEmado duranto Ia sOmana
fu6 go, en- Central AguiFRe, 81 dfa Z;
ID mas bRjs, So, on AibOnito, 81 dfs
tres
81 promedio de Is precipitation aD
Ia isla fu6 ! S. pu'gadaB La Cantidad
mayor de lluvis cay6 en- Is parts So
Dc ls isls, ainsmbaTgo csyeron sguRcs'
rog BubAtRnCialeg an Ia ContR s. y On
unag cuantas parties BepAradau de Las di
viliones n. 3. La captidsd mayor
de precipitation que han inf1rmsdo fu6
6 39 pulgadau, en- SabRnR Grande; In
rOHpoF. OIL pulgadaM sn @sa6vanAa.
El promedio de la precipitation sema
nal en- Ia isla, duFsnts el mes de No.
viembre, ha nido 80 pulgRdaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13

n e3yn tTamTrnsn n V0nds pMp9l DO pR.
EIIs6E8a vEuIa + 81, co Ia1 6s klIaz gHla q,188a'
taLl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
OWNERSHIP NOT
CAMPAIGN ISSUE
SAYS WILLIAM j. BRYAN IN
STATEMENT REGULATION
MUST BE TRIED FIRST UNDER
MOST FAVORABLE ciRcuM.
STANCES.

Lincoln. Neb.. July 20.--In a state
ment made today by William J. Bry
an. under the heading Government
Ownership is Not an Issue" Bryan
SAYS.
Government ownership is not an
immediate issue. A large majority OF
the people still hope for an effective
regulation. While they SO hope they
will not consider tho ownership.
While many Democrats believe, and
Bryan s one o fthem. that the public
ownership of railroads is the ultimate
solmion OF the problem. stolI those
who believe that the public finally
will in self defense be driven to the
ownership, realize that the regua-
ton must be tried under the most
favorable circumstances before the
masses will be ready 10 try the more
radical remedy"
lie does think that his regulation
vii ho sufficiently tried In d yesr
that therefor, government ownership
is not likely to be campaign issue
next yea.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
HONOR MEMORY
OF |NCERS0l
TO BE ERECTED AT
PEORIA is COMPLETED AND
READY FOR UNWILLING IN
MEMORY or FAMOUS ORATOR

Peoria, H., July 20.-Tomolrow
will be the eighth anniversary of the
death of Col Robert G.. Ingersoll, the
famous agncstic, orator, lawyer and
politician, who passed away suddenly
al Dobb's Ferry, n. Y. on July 81,
1899. Colonel lngersoll made his home
in Peo.ia for many years. To per-
petnate his memory his lllinois
friends and admirers have arranged
for the erection OF statue in Glen
Oak park in this city. The statue Is
now completed and ready for the un-
yelling.
The statute is OF bronze and OF
heroic size. The position chosen
shows Col. ingersoll standing erect
In an essy natural pose, dressed in Or
binary every day clothing. The hands
afe carelessly and naturally placed on
either hip, one of Col. Ingei soils
characteristic attitudes and one which
nc unconscioasly assumed as he be
came more and more Interested in the
topic he was discussing. either in
court or on the lecture platform. The
statue was designed by Frederick
Ernest Trieber. Of New York. Mr..
Trleber formerly lived in Peoria ana
during his residence here was well
acquainted with Col. Fngersoll.
The statute is designed to CONNIE m
orate both the military and civil ca
reg of Col. lngersoli The project for
its erection was conducted by the In
eersoI Statue association OF Peoria.
When the association was organized
Il was decided to expend $4,000 in
It's construction. Subscription books
we're opened and the esponse was i'm
more than liberal, the
amount decided upon being quickly
The unveilins win be at
Iendsd by mans of the veterans Ct the
Eleventh Blineis Cavalry. OF which |
Col. Ingersoll was the commander
and which was principally recruited |
IN Peoria and vicinity in 1864.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
EIGHT HOUR TALK
|. BY JAS.H. HlWLlY
N HAYWOOD MURDER TnlA, --
MANY WITNESSES or DIT
FENsE DENOUNCED Jas vii
Full PSRJuRERs.

Tolse Idaho. July 20.-~larles "A
/ Faw!ey, leasirg counsel for the 1
IN u csentlng he first Of tho arm
n'eFts to the Jury in the Haywoo
case, spoke for nearly eight hour
distributed over three sessions Oh Il {
court lIaWleys analrss OF the tes /
Pony In contradiction OF 0rchad /
( stor5 c1nculd frequently with de-
rrnciat'cn Of wi ncTs after witneea
AS e willfnl pefjurer or guilty D. mi
territorial falsehood
HaMlcy's pcroration was imp a.
siye There was M attempt al any
eight ~ cratory but cGly d strong
note Of deep sincerity and great
eafnestnrss when he pleaded for
Eonest Judgment f.om honest mea or
Idaho.
Hawlav Bald he did net charge t'iat
q majority or even that many Of the
Western Federation III Miners were
criminals. bat thst the evsi feadB III
officers ana Of The cum III tue ois
ganl2ation had brought dlsnre sit lid
the rank and file. The time had III.
deed come he said, when right fhshh
lng nlou should RISE anil make war
npcn the evil influences flat were the
curse Of all lahar organizations
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
MAY CHALLENGE
FOR YACHT CUP
HELD BY eMERicA-sTATEmENr
GIVEN OUT BY DESIGNER OF
LIpToN's TWO BoATs-pE.
cLINEs TO CONFIRM.

New York. Jsly William Fife
designer of Lipton's cup yachts Sham
rock !. and Shamrock II. declared TO
day upon his arrival from Europe thai
q British challenger for Americas
cup void likely be found in thu
American waters next year 20 make
another bid TO lift the historic inter
national yachting trophy. No inti-
nation was given whether the chaI-
lenge would come from Upton or some
eiler yschtsmah In England. but
when asked u the report from Scot
land. that he had accepted a com
mission to design a Shamrock Nv vas
tr1Ie. he piied that he would have ~
decline - make an answer under the
Circumstances
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
ABBOTT WINNER
IN GOLF MATCH
OMAHA MAN DEFEATS n. M. LEGO
AT TRANS MISSISSIPPI TOUR
NAMENT--BRYN MAWR WINS
From FORT WILEY ATT POLO.

Rosk Island, ILL.,, July 2o,-sprague
a nbott Of Omaha today defeated IL
M. Legg Of Minneapolis up in the &c
hole match OF the final round OF the
Trans Mississippi golf tournament In
the morning roHnd both were even
with scores OF rs, which II one over
the course record In the afternoon
the players contested evenly up to
the 18th hole, which Abbott won, as
wen as the 18th.
Ardo Mitchell of Rock Island won
the consolation cup and lowest score
in the qualifying round.
w. b. Mixer of Rock Island, won
the directors prize; J. H. Hill, Jr,
Of Omaha, won the secretary's prize
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
SAYS THEY ART INNOCENT.

a disnatah from Clinton, Ill, yester-
day was as follows
Gil TIM. I'LL, July ').-a ates At
|iorneys Miler tGiav admitted that HI
mad NJ evidence to sustain the charge
that Banker Fred MagIll had murders
I'll his fo~mci wife anl telseraphei
Sheriff Campbell Il at cnre telea q
Maeill who ives areztel last week in
San Diego Cal.
The fart that Mis- Magill com
mi ted sHicide has peen proven to TIE
sat fsfartS0n Of the csonnr ard otter
n cnatg officials. Prosecutor Miller Il
On tie verge of collapse as q rc suit of
The segere criticism that have been
heaDeg upon him hy citizens of the
county, He says that the towns Cos
SIPS and the yellow newspapers ca s.
ed him grow excited and take tie
rash ASTON Of orae ing Magill's ar
l9st.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
MILITIA PATROLS SUBURBS.

Toxic, July 81 Sunday Morning =
kilograms received In official circl ,
1ract!Ca'l; confirm TIE press dis
patches regarding the situation in
Seoul. A mag7ags received bere at
midnight stated that Ito would have
IN audience with the ne'v emperor
hts afternoon (sunday)
Rioting Growing.
at9r adV.ses from Seoul ray the
1iotng is growing in magnitude. A.
tempts TO burn the railway station
and police building were frustrated "
prompt plotectica b. Japanese roll G
and gendarnes.
The powder magazine Of the X
team governments is strongly guGrde |
lE Iapanes troops at the re1ncst cf
me minister Of war The rioters are
shooting willy out of window anil
Two Japanese are reported to have
been lilled Murdercns assaults are
fteGlent and the city Ii vergirg upon
A reign OF terror
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
REIGN OF TERROR IN KOREA
IN OPPOSITION TO JAPANESE
Machine Guns Stationed Behind BreastWorks TO
Now Down the Angry Populace--japs
Cool and Firm

Seoul, July s0.--A proclamation
was published this evening warning
the people to remain inlo0ss. Al
dusk machine guns were intseachad
behind the hreastwcrk built IA t'o
streets approaching the palace, IN IL
anticipation Of a night atta-k. Ike
EllitIa are patroiling the suburbs.
Tapanxe troops are arriving here
but arc too Sow in humble 60 mal 3
any ate gpt To disarm the Koreae
soldiers II feasible and they arc NV
confinde to their barracks. AL
AT formal audience his after.
room Ito was the first to be gecaved
He had conversation with the f5r
mer emperor laaing ten minutes
The new emperor is perfos ming hiai
duties In a purely perfEnctoFy mar
mel. lie is said to show little strength
OF character and the outlook for hls
administration Of public affairs ii net
promising.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
TWO |ND|CTFD IN
COAL LAND FRAUD
DIV GRAND JURY AT DENVER
CHARGED WITH COMPLETELY
IN FRAUDS AT GLENWooD
SPRINGS, colo.

Los Angeles. july 90. Cyrus J.. VIII
'li*mS Of this city, and Fred II. Will.
lian England Cal. we're arrested MP.
y the indictments returned by the
federal grand iury IN Denvert chaf~.
inE them xith completely Iii the coal
land frauds At Einnwnnaa Springs
Colo. They We're tasen into custody
ny Deputy United States Marsha
Franklin. Two other men. one In Den
yer and another In Dies Moines. Iowa,
were also indicted In connection with
no same charge. The land involved
II about 900 acres near GIenweo Cd
Springs. II Is charged that tho men,
after filing on the land turned 1t over
70 the Wisconsin Fuel and Coal com
nany.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
coLoMsIANs CELEBRATE.

Bogots, Colombia. July 29.-The
people of Colombia today celebrated
the anniversary of their independence
with popular festivities throughout
the country. In honor of the occasion
the government released from the
prison all those guilty of political
political offenses. The republic al
present is enjoying almost unpreee-
dented peace and prosperity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
MILITARY HONORS
Will Be Paid at Funeral of Tenth
Victim Of Battleship Georgia
Catastrophe.

Washington. July 20-Full military
honors will be paid the memory of
Midshipman James T. Cruise the tenth
victim of the catastrophe of the bat
tlsship Georgia at his funeral in this
city tomorrow afternoon. The body
arrived from Boston today. Tomor-
row Afternoon the funeral party will
be escIted TO Arlington cemetery by
battalion Of marines headed by .
full marine band, and the usual mill
tary ceremonies will be observed at
the grave.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
BIC MORTGAGES
ON WABASH R. R.
FILED IN MISSOURI AND IOWA
TO SECURE FiFTY-YEAR GOLD
BONDS - DOCUMENT CALLS
FOR 100000. 600.

Montgomery City. No. July 20-A
mortgage for s200.000.O00 was Hlel
here today against the WABASH
Railroad company by n attorney for
the Wabash. II is stated that similar
mortgage viii be recorded in every
county ia Missouri and Io1a. which
the Wabash line reaches. TIE object
Of the mortgage is 70 secure the FIRST
fefunding and The extension Of the 50
year, four per cent gold bonds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
TOURISTS HAVE
A TRYING DAY
IN TRIP FROM PlTsTsuRo TO
BEDFORD sPRINGs-oNLY se
CARS SHOW UP AFTER HARD
RUN OF % MILES.

Bedford Springs, Pa. July 20--The
NTH day of the run of the Glidden
tourists from Pitsburg TO This place
80 500 miles, played havoc with
scores, cars and percentages. The
trip over the Blue Ridge mountains
was the most tedious the autoisfs have
had TO contend with so far
Up to midnight only 80 Of the -
carr which left Pttsbsrg this morn
ing had reported and where the others
are no one knows excepting that they
are struggling alons in the mountains
scsnewhere.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
RIOT OF STRIKERS
RESULTS SERIOUSLY
AT SAN FRANCISCO

Sam Francisco. July 20.--As result
of an attack upon the strike breaking
crew Of car tonight two men were
and wounded, three persons were in
juIed ia the wrecking of building
by the runaway car, many others
were seveiely dubbed by the police
and more than a score OF arrests We're
made, Among those injured were:
Conductor Waltskong, shot In the ell
bow; Motorman Fellel. shot in the
thigh: Police Sergeant Lane, struck
in the head with stone.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
SHERIFF BRINGS PRISONERS.

San Diego Cal. July 20. Sheriff
Campbell Of Dewitt county Illinois
arrived this afternoon and will leave
tomorrow morning with FEEL NJ. Ma
gill and wife for Clinton. Ill. Maglll
expressed a wish % return to Clinton.
Campbell this evening said:
4 believe that when the time comes
fei us to start east the daughter will
appear. It IL my conviction that she
will be most complete witness In the
although On which side canno. say
ct this time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
BRYN mAwR WINS POLO GAME

Lake Forest, ILL.,. July 2o.A-The
Bryn Wawr Polo club OF Philadelphia,
overwhelmingly defeated the Fort
Riley, Kansas, team at Onwentsia to-
day in the first game for the senior
polo championship. The eastern team
scored nine in the first period; five In
the second seven in she third ana
two in the fourth. In the final period
Bryn Mawr also forced the Fort Riley
players TO take two safeties.
The Philadelphia goal was not
crossed. Final score: Bryn Marw
20, Fort Riley q.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
-FOUR VICTIMS ARE WORSE.

Boston, July 20.-The condition OF
rour of the Survivors of the explosion
OF the battleship Georgia grew grad
ually worse during the day. and to-
night Seamen Meese, Bush. Fone and
Thomas were in a most critical state.
Seamen Gilbert was better and the
others were doing wen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
TRAIN KILLS ONE
WHILE FIGHTING
ON TIE TRACKS or FRISCO RAIL
RoAp-NolsE OF TIE FIGHT
BROWNS SOUND OF AN aP-
PREACHING ENGINE.

Scranton. Mo. July 20.-Whne
feudi,ts from the Ozarks were fight
3. K on the Frisco raiiroa I tracks =
day a fast tain plowed into TIE
group killing William Niliings. p
yeas old Richard Enlow was Stabbed
in the back By one Of the feudi Is as
he dragged Richard schafer from me
tracks The noise made by the com
bstsRis diowned the sounds Of tfs al
preaching train and the spect atOfs
eheerei the fighters on. adding b TIE
di1. The train broke up the hgh'.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
TRAIN ATTACKED BY
TWENTY ARMED MEN

Tihis, July 20.-Twenty robbers at.
lacked train al Karalissa, station
on the Trans Caucasian railway with
revolvers and bombs today A guard
was killed and several persons were
injured The cashier was robbed of
ST, 600.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
SAFE BEHIND GUARD
OF ESQ MiLITIAMEN

Hahnville. la, July 20.-With $50
milltianen on guard. the authorities
are confident tonight that they can re.
pulse any sized mob which may attack
the jail to secure the Italian kidnap-
Ing prisoners
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
THREE KILLED IN STORM.

Mitchell. s d.. July 20-ReRorts
we're received here Of destruction by
wind and rain storms al WOonsOcket
this evening A no 50 belonging ~ a
man named Atkinson vas blown ove-
Three persons In the house at tbs
time we're killed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
TO MARCH $50 MILES.

Fort Riley. Ka... July 20-The first
squadron Of the Thirteenth cavalry
stats today on its long overland
marco IN Fort Sheridan. Ill. The dis-
tance to he tIaveTsed by the troops is
CSC miles The schedule allows forty
four= days for the trip. thirty-f0ur
days of which win be marching days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
BREAKS HAMMER RECORD.

New York. July 2O-Mstt McGrath
of the New York Athletic club. broke
the worlds record in the lG-pouni
hammer throw today. The distance
was l73 feet 9 inches. which is 10
inches better than the record.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
AFTER MAC|LL
AT SAN DIEGO
3AEEiFF CAMPBELL WILL BRING
THEM no ILLINOIS IN SPITE
or NEWS THAT STATES AT.
ToRNEy REPENTs.

Les Angeles, Cal. July 20.-SheIT
Campbell Of Dewitt county, Illinois,
left here today for san Diego to take
into custody Frederick NJ. Magll and
hi4 wife. Of Clinton, ILL.,. who are
chargci with the muries Of Magllrs
fret wife.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
EDWARDS DEFEATED BY WOODS.

Chicago. July 20.-Warren K Wood
OF Homewood defeated Kenneth p.
Edwards of Midlothian Today two MP
and one TO play In the final round of
&c holes for the Glenview cup.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP WON.

Chicago, July 20.-Carl Neel today
won the tennis state champion hip in
singles by defeating l.. n. waidner.
CO, G-3; 7-.. ca. Waidner was the
champion last year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
The Prey.ntix.

A girl Is rarely deaf to a mans pro-
9esal when a diamond ring aeconp.-
uies tat least. Dot stone asa tlfe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21
SCORES FOR YESTERDAY
National Leaou,.

NeS Yctk. July, 20-The llclls
won an errcrsess game, shutting cut
the pennant leaders.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

Fat ic~- t.indaman, Nendham and
:ro~a; Ph.Nippi and Gibson
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE truth
ana nothing tut the truth Ia az good
rule for the adv.rtlser as FOR wit.
ness IN q court Of Justice.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

just ONE IDEA II III szvs;tIs
nent tat caterr. hcld ~ aod kolde
the reader q suAieIent IA naks sl,eI
whole al effective. N N n N \ y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

I7HEIVFIs ST MaINtNSNn ana DOW ei
naa; iGndgrca and King.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

Philadelphia AID st. Iou,a-wet
grounds, no game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

Elosklyn, July POS riclsl,tt won
his own game by making a throo-base
hit In the fifth inning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

CoOneluisd On RITA Page@
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

Eostrn, July 20, Superior baac run.
ring ana punching h.ts enable / Pit.
litro tp ri,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-21

Batteries ST icklctt and ntrgen
Ewssg ana Schlel.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-29
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL [ SEES FIRST SEASONS DEFEAT Morgan School Takes Slow
 Contest-New Haven's
 Championship Chances.

| In poorly played contest yesterday afternoon the New Haven High school baseball team was defeated for the first | time this season, and the team which | is thus honored is the Morgan school. The game was played at Clinton and the final score was 8 to '. Two of New Haven's players Coughlin, the star firt baseman, and Ross, the second base man, missed the train, and the team was obliged 10 put two substitutes in the game.
 | New Haven made seven errors, which counted much in their defeat. The Morgan school team also played poorly and by no means won the game through star playing. Tommers pitch- ed for New Haven and was hit safely seven times. Five hits was all the To- cal high school men could get off Kel- sey, the Clinton pitcher.
 In the fourth inning errors by the local team and timely two-bagger by Fletcher scored four runs for Morgan school. In the ninth inning Sloane, the star third baseman of the New Haven nine, crashed out q three-bagger. Broadbent, the next man up, attempt ed to work the squeeze play, but Sloane was caught at the plate.
 Blakeslee, the regular catcher on the high school team, was not taken up i yesterday. Trouble over his entering and running in the wesleyan track meet instead of having stayed in this city and playing on the baseball team against the Springfield high Is said to have been the reason for the change in the lineup. Whether he will play any more this year or not is uncertain, but it is thought likely that he will not.
 The high school nine will play Bridgeport at Yale field tomorrow morning and will go to Bridgeport Sat urday. On Wednesday next they will attempt to trim the Hopkins Grammar school team and a week from Saturday June s, Hartford will play here. The Middletown game which was scheduled to be played to-day has been cancelled as also one of the Hartford games Winning but one of the three remaining games New Haven ought to clinch the championship for this division of the state. If they are victorious game will be played with the winner of the Eastern division in this city Saturday June 15
 The score of yesterdays game by in. nings follows. R.HE New Haven ...1 or Mrogan :. ....1 421OO *-S z
 The lineup of the teams follow;
 New Haven-Tommers, p; Bechert 1b; Harra ss; Williams, of; Sloane, Sbi Broadbent, c; Falsey, If; Ford, 2b; Fl, Hot, If.
 Morgan school-T Hill, 1b; Stevens, 3bi Coe, ss; Lawton e Merrell, 2b; Kelsey D; Fletcher If; Cuell, cf Burdick, If