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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-22
COLUMBIA BEATS PENN.
UINS BASKETBALL GAME.
Hard Fought Contest Marred by
Rough and Foul Play.

Columbia defeated Pennsylvania in a wildly
exciting game OF basketball in the local gym
nasium last night. by score of 90 to Is. Penn
sylvania held the lead until the middle of the
second half, when the Blue and White five tied
the score and then made two baskets from the
field. that won the game.
For the first Neither cIeverly lodged his OPP
pOnent in the centre of the court. and. turning
quickly. tossed the ball in. The crowd went
wild at the shot. for the many Columbia enthusi-
asts saw in it another lease of life in the hard
fight for the championship. Armstrong. little
later, made the result certain by hitting the
ball directly under the basket after Cuthel hac
missed foul One of the features OF the game
was the shooting of goals by Flint. of Pennsyl
yania who had ten chances and accepted every
one OF them
There was every variety of foul in the contest.
from holding to delaying the game. The teams
about equally matched in offences There
tackles exactly like those used in football,
blocking, running with the ball besides all sorts
of rough house play for which there is no tech
nical name in basketball In the first half
Armstrong and Keinath were having scrim-
mage between themselves for nearly the entire
period.
At the end Of the first half the score stood II
to 9 in favor OF Pennsylvania. each side having
scored two goals from the field. When the Co
lumbia first came the floor they seemed
TO he afraid of their opponents, and did not get
into the game with anything like the dash that
they usually show. Several times they left the
Pennsylvania men dangerously uncovered and
it was due only to tho poor shooting of Pennsyl-
vania that more scoring was not done
If the first half was rough. it was a mild picnic
beside the second. Foul after foul was called on
both sides, but il did not stop the fight, which
extended to smuggling at times Noisy disputes
delayed the game. Cuthel knocked down
and kicked so badly that he had to be carried off
the floor. but pluckily went back into the game
after a short rest. Occasionally brilliant play
ny one side or the other brought the spectators
TO their feet with applause. Several times Flint
Of Pennsylvania, distinguished himself Once
when Columbia had two points the lead he got
the ball fifty feet from the basket and with a
beautiful overhead pass dropped il Clearly in
tying the score. Melitzer and Cuthel both
played a splendid game for Columbia. The line
up follows:
4gm6ia go P PGsltio1s PENNSYLVANIA dsl
Guthei oft forward Kernath
Left guard MceT55de1
niS Sss d'0 rd heldF4 o. Hsmah ER-T, M:litzer
A 4. l. Time OF halves 20 minutes.
Before the varsity game the Columbia fresh
men defeated the Pennsylvania cubs by score
of - to Il. The lineup follows:
p Seqa ,2 s F2:o9s FsHn'yvan 10 ON
aane. ts5t wilmer
9,Conne'I. Right guard. sehoc6
schnenp Left guard. speer
o'i rfms So ss sfR9 @ ss: SHF5
Goals from fHuls-CoHnor 90. Keiudle
Tie standing Of the teams to date follows:
$ 5;s ':s? 5s5ssT' :. !: IS IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-22
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES TODAY
,urse 5000 SIX furlongs
'McCormick entry. +street entry.

FOURTH RACE MARTHA WASHINGTO
.a- ~ rnar- nIa. 81 nnn aLLna D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-22

'uyder entry +Iouis entry formerly Hazel osi,ve
FIFTH RACE Selling; purse $500 one mile ana sew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-22

Howard Gould's two steam yachts. the Niagara
ana the Niagara ~. arrived at Jacksonville ON
TUESDAY. Mr. Could and his party, who crus-
ing Ia southern waters. will remain at Jacksonville
cor a few days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
RICH IMPORTER
IS ASSASSINAT[D
IN CROWDED STREET or NEW
YORK by skABll.Y DRESSED
ARMENIAN.
WOULD NOT CON I RIBuTE
70 Revolutionary Funi 10 Free Ar
menia From Turkish Ru'e--Naa
Commissioner to Chlcaco
Worlds Fair.

New York, .1niy 22.--As he eppe
Ito the sidewai5 ircm iis orc in Eas
Seventeenth street near Unio.
scaare, Hoohane r. Tavssaniian.
wealthy rug importer ana Persian
commissioner to the Chicago Worll'.
Fair in 1925, was shot from behiad
and Killed The assassin, STABILITY
dressed Armenian. Who was arrested
after Q chase Of several blocks. do.
elared that he came from Chicago
especially 70 KIN the merchant The
prisoner described hlmse,f ia Beros
iampart2oomlaunasre "a vars old.
ana residing at Il Archer street Chi.
caso
Ace riding TO the police the pris,
0ner declared that he killed the mer
chant because he refused to contrib,
p.e 10 a fund for fnlncing the rava-
luton in Armenia AGAINST Turkish
rule. \ killed him 10 save my conn
try" the man told the police. eve
asked him for money He had plenty
he would give nothing"
The shooting occurred at busy
hour of the day in the heart cf the
crowded shopping quarter and caused
much excitement The assassin was
pursued by bys anders. ana when
closely pressed. lie turned ana fired GA
them Wits his revolver seriously
40 nding Robert Brown, a clerk. Tie
was caphred and overpoweraa by |
several policemen.
The prisoner said he came to Amer
ca three years ago from Armenia I
ived in or near Boston until seven |
cen months ago, he went to Chicago
However, he could name none Of the
lineage streets and the police are
Inclined 70 believe he aever lived in
'htcago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
FAMOUS SPEECH
If Owen p. Lovejoy Which Opened
Campaign for Lincoln win Be
Commentaries at Green.
field Today.

Springfield, H., July 22.-Rcpubl
San politics IN Illinois are expected to
make Roadway ar Greenfield tomor
0w, when a celebration viii be held
II the forty seventh anuiye sary OF
The famous speech vi Owen 2. Love.
joy. which opened the Lincoln cam.
laign. The speech Lovoioy delivered
Of tl1t occasion obtained national
anne Lincoln often quoted from the
speech, ana 81 1855 Robert G. lnrer.
so,l declared that Lovojoys speech
was the greatest political adore s.
yer delivered in America. Gen. John
II. Palmer presided at the meeting
which was held on the stowe farm. i'm
the northeast corner of Jersey county.
where Macoupin and Green count
touch hcI borders Though there
we're no railroads in hat section Of
the state al the time. the crowd that
assembled was 50 large there was
in feeding them. II has
been arranged for tOmorrow's ccieira-
ion 10 pc held az the same location.
Among the prominent Republican
leaders Il Illinois who have pro missed
% take part are Governor Dcnecn. /
snoafef Cannon. eySenato, William
E. Mason and Ex-Governor Richard 4
Yates
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
FRENCH PREMIER
IN A BALLOON
HOT WATER PIPE BURSTS WHILE
IN MiD-AlR DRENcHlNo occU.
PANTS = OTHERWISE TRIP
WAS SUCCESSFUL.

PARIS July 22.-Premior Clemen
ceau and general Pinquart. minister
OF war made an ascension in a diris.
ible military balloon this afternoon.
The trip lasted two hours and during
part of Fl there was some excitement
aboard the airship. While over III
dome Of the Invalides, after having
encircled the Eiffel tower. a water
pipe bursted and Immediately the
Premier was drenched with hot
water. but not scalded NJ one was
hHrt by the accident. but the two
ministers were considerably discon
certed by the mishap
They were treasured by pilots Of the
airship as well a by the steadlness
of the airshlp itself. which aeronauts
coolly and Systematically went abort
repairing This ocer pied some twenty
mimi es. while the party noated in
safety and. 10 spectators below. az
peared to be maneuyering.
The start Of the air ship was a
Meudon IN the direction of Paris and
retgn. The trip TO Mendon was mad
by way Of lssy and Lesmoulineaux
Commenting on the voyage. the
premier said. Il was impressed with
q feeling Of security and stability. u /
was like standing on tho deck Of a /
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
ILLINOIS SWAMPS
TO Be DRAINED
SIX HUNDRED souARE uu &c IA
SOUTHERN END OF TBE
STATE WILL BE RECLAIMED
BY GOVERNMENTS ACTION.

A dispatch from Urbana under date
of Sunday gives the following i'm.
portant Information regarding efTor IS
TO reclaim bottom lands in this see.
ton Of the stale:
The Investigation Of drainage prob.
lens In the southern part Of Illinois
has been vigorously taken up b. the
S ate Geological Survey. and at a
recent conference in ST. Louis between
Representative of the state and the
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture arrangements we're made for &C.
tive cooperation.
The United States department vii
furnish a field party. working under
the general direction OF c. @. Elliott
chief drainage engineer. which viii
make a thoro Oh drainage survey Of
The fif''n " lash river and its tribu.
tsries. inc uding olney Branch and
Skillet Fork.
II Is estimated that there are more
than COO square miles Of bottom Land
along these streams Much q Il is a.
rich as any IN Illinois. but is so imper-
feciiy drained and 50 subject 70 over
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
PLENTY Of SMOKE
NOT MUCH FIRE
WEEKS WASHING AT COTTER
HOME CAUSES EXCITEMENT
WHEN TT 5URNS-STREET O5.
STRUCTiONS DANGEROUS.

An alarm Of fire was turned ii
shortly before II O'Clock last night
from the home of Thomas Cotter
Ninth and Walnut STREETS, and both
fire companies responded. 1t was
found that the house was filled with
smoke caused BY some clothing left
by the wash woman in basement tos
near he stove. and which had cought
ire, The damage was not serious.
One Of the wagons narrowly es.
capped being wrecked against the pile
II brick for street paving. which ex.
tends nearly all along Washington
avenue. The street excavation also
vas DANCE Gus. The flremen believe
hat lights should be placed to indi.
tate the obstructians AT night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
STILL ON THE CO
Rev. DR.. Bass Sermon on kissing
Commented On in Nevada Min
ing camp-5ig Smelling
Plant.

Papers are still being received her,
II which Rev. l.. D. Bass sermon or
kissing receive attention. The latest
came yesterday the Ely Mining TX
5osition. published at Ely. a new and
hriving mining town in Nevada.
which refers editorially to the sermon
1nd not as seriously as it might have
zone. The paper was sent 10 ]. w.
Nenger by relative.
Ely is one Of the live towns OF the
vest it seems. The Guggenheimers
are interested in mining there and
are putting in a smelling plant which
it is said, will require another years
work by a thousand men to complete.
Everything is high, Cottages which
cost si,209 to build rent for $50 per
month. The Ely Mining Exposition.
an evening paper, costs 81 per month
)r $40 per year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
THE WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

Yesterday was the hottest day 0
The season, not only in making thu
highest official record Of Temperature
BY OF Of degree but especial,
III the mean Of the day. The recor
Was 30 at I D. nj. which was the high
est OF the season by six or eight dc
giees, at hat horr of the day The
sky was clear and the air was stirred
all day by a brisk breeze from the
west, else the heat would have been
intpIerable The government bulla-
tin reported measurable rain from
only six points. The extremes Of
temperature were 102 aat Phoenix
Ariz., and 50 al Bismark, Havre and
Helena.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
The CHARMING Woman.

Is not necessarily one OF perfect form
and features. Many a plain woman who
could never serve as an artists model.
possesses those rare qualities that all
the world admires; neatness, clear
eyes, clean smoth skin and that
sprightliness of step and action that
accompany good health A physically
weak woman is never attractive. not
even to herself Electric Bi.ters re-
store weak women, give strong nerves.
bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin,
beautiful complexion. Guaranteed ut
all druggists, so cents
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS

The Airdome--"h Pixies Peak"
presented by the Ferris Comedians al
tho New Summoi Airdome theatre On
sixth street last night proved one OF
iher strongest aif actions. A LARGO
crowd was present ana the evening
el ertainncnt was all that could D.
icsired The specialties by the
Thcbus Pos. MS Marion TAFT and
Biiiy Howard were of the best and
ar0ved decidedly pleasing as did al.4o
be ncE moving picture AMI the illus
;ratel song as sung br Mr.. Fred G n.
rcil Tonight the company viii nre.
ent for the hfst tine here at cteap
prices -t-ndee Southern Stars. ThiF
Is one Of thc.r REST plays and should
De gree eI with a-oiher crord \
souse. Thee viii De ncw pc ia-ties
including new moving pictuse and
Illustrated song During tire week
numbers viii be given out vita each
.ic-ci AMI Saturday night TIE person
holding the lucky number viii BE-
given a prize of s.. Rememter un-
less IL rains AFTER 100 D. M. there
san BE- show ar the new t1estre
.fery night lu-ine he summer. No
natter Wha' the weather is during the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23

lcial announcement concerning the Ma
tional Corn exposition 20 be held il
Chicago. viii be read vita Interest:
THE contract for decorating IN
| Coliseum for the ia ;onal Csrn Expo
Isition 10 be held IN Chicago October
. 20 10, has been awarded 90 Mr. A. II
Daniels the noted scenic artist Mr.
Daniels decora i've scheme surplses
anything ever planned for Chicago,
The ceiling OF the immense hall viii
present an eXpanse II blue, set with
stars fifteen feet in diameter Occa-
pyng The entire north end of the hail
viii be typical farm scene, adjac nj
10 a field OF real corn. Back of the
corn field will be hills. woods and
gold leaf sun twenty feet in diameter
AT the opposite or south end al
the hall will appear an ancient ten
pie, where maidens OFFER up sacrifice
If corn 70 the goddess # he harvest
rhe Grecians made their sacrifice to
ceres. the MeXicans 10 The CinteoltI
The stories of these NEUROLOGICAL die,
es have been woven together ana
PRESENT a beautiful conception.
"Garlands and fcstoons Of corn viii !
dora the calling ana walls cf the !
reat Exposition building Immense
lectures done in grains and grasses
ill add 10 the general attractiveness
'orn OF all colors. sizes. and shapes
; being grown for decorative pur.
oses The cost of this mammoth
roposition will he in the neighbor,
Cd OF $50 GOO for decora ions alone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You WUl Make No Mistake IL You
Follow This Cairo Citizens
Advice.
Never neglect 70 I Kidneys.

| Never neglect 20 kidneys.
If you have pain in the back, URN.
larry disorders, dizziness and nervous
ness it's time to act and no time "a
experiment. These are all symptoms
of kidney trouble, and you should
/ seek remedy which is known to
cure III kidneys.
Doans Kidney Pills is the remedy
to use. It has cured many stubborn
cases in Cairo. No need to expert
ment. Follow the advice of a Cairo
citizen and be cured yourself.
D. Teller, clerk, 3?G Twenty-Ninth
street, Cairo, H., says. Il injured my
back eight months ago by heavy lift
ing and was confined to The house.
1 was unable to get up from a chair
unless assisted My back ached all
the time and / was sore across the
small of 10. | applied plasters and
rubbed on liniments but steadily grew
worse Ny wife procured Doans Kid.
ney Pills for me at Schuh's drug store
and took them as directed. After
the second day I felt greatly relieved
and continued taking them until cou-.
Cd Doans Kidney Pills not only
cured me but my back IS stronger
than ever before"
For sale By all dealers. Price %
cents. -Milburn Co. Buffalo |
New York. sole agents for The United |
States.
Remember the -Doan's-anG
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio. at Evansville and Mt.
Venom. not much change during the
next "a hours, then rise AT PadHcah,
not much change during the next SC
hours. AT Cairo, will continue rising
during the next Sc to As hours.
Thc Tennessee, from Florence 70
below Johnsonville, will probably con-
time falling slowly during the next
&c hours
The Mississippi, from below St
Louis t. Cairo, will continue rising
during tho next So TO As hours.
The Wabash at Mt Carmel, VIII
continue rising dlSing the next Sc
hours
N NJ. CUNNINGHAM.
Observer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
ON THE RIVERS

The river marked 29S feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening, showing a
rise of 0.5 of a foot in "a hours.
Rising rivers were reported from
points above here yesterday as fol-
lows Cincinnati 5.l. Louisville 0.5.
MT. Carmel 1.g, Nashville Oh. Padr-
cab IL, st. Louis 10, Chester 0S
The Fred Hartweg is coming up
with five barges of logs. She was de,
tanned lat Pecan Point, above Mem
phis, having her boilers patched.
The lick Fowler was in and out
yesterday On time. from and to Padu.
cab she will be the Padacah packet
today.
The Cha Iotte Boeckeler went
gouih with two empties.
The Wash Honshel took an empty
barge TO the lower river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23

flow as to be Of very small value a
presenf 1t Is expected that tompre
fhensive plans for the Improvement D.
the whole river may he devised 50 as
TO reclaim most of this land.
In the western part of the state
along the Kaskaskia river and it,
tributaries are approximat ely 5ed
more square miles OF similar land
Preliminary to the preparation Of
plans for its drainage. the Geological
Survey is making large scale topo
graphic map of the valley Work is
now iii progress in the vicinity Of
Carlyle, and arrangements have been
made for beginning work next week
al Vandalia
II Is expected that the entire val
ley will be mapped within year in
order that plans may be matured for
he consideration fthe next general.
Maps are also being prepared Of
portions of the Embarrass, Sangamon
nd Big Muddy rivers Since the San
vamon, Kaskaskia and Big Muddy
low into the Illinois and Mississippi
ivers, their study is important in |
with the proposed deep
from the lakes to the gull. |
Hhe Internal improvement Commits
ion of Illinois, ok which Isham Ran
olph Ii chairman. is therefore ca
perating with the Geological Survey
a the work. If as seems probable
lans can be carried out for the i'm
royement Cf the rivers and the re-
laiming of these waste lands, it win
id much to the wealth of a large
srritory tributary 10 St. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
JAPAN POLICY
REGARDING COREA
OUTLINED BY viScOuNT HAY
ASH JAPANESE FOREIGN
MINISTER.
EMPEROR'S AHDICATION
Was Not Brought About ny Japan
But Intriguing Government Anti
Japanese Is Unthinkable--
Disorder Threatened.

Seoul Jnyl 22-The japanese rzs.
Goncy general place the whole re
Isponsibility for arrests made this
morning ON the throne. disclaimiuc
that the intervention which, it Is "a
serted, would be an unnecessary lnya-
sion into affairs purely Korean, Be
cause every Japanese soldier IS neei-
ed to guard the barracks of Korean
troops, guards have been refused To
two houses of foregners in the
suburb who have been thre1teoed Ii
anonymous communications. These
persons have taken refuge in the for.
eign quarter OF tho city Reinforce.
lments Of japanese roops are not ex-
Ipected until July "A. ana It is impos-
sible to patrol the whole city 10 as
to prevent the gathering of mohs.
Visconnt Hayashi, japanese for
.egn minitser, described the visit to
Seoul as an excursion during the coy
eminent holidays for The pu. pose OF
communicating to Marquis Ito the dc
mand made by the public feeling II
japan for rectif, alton of existing
conditions i'll Korea and also - con.
suit with the marquis as to what
should he done. In view OF the grave
state OF he present crisis. yieaunt
liayashi has consented to say that the |
abdication Of the emperor occurred |
simultaneously with his arrival II
Seoul, and was a surprise, and disap |
pointed his plans. Neither MARQUIS |
lto nor Japan had any part in the alb,
dication but, on the con rary. if con
suited they would not have advised II.
Regarding the report that he came
70 Korea or a special mission. Wis
count Hayashi admitted that it was
rne, he came intrusted with the gov.
'rnment's program Japans position
lere was delicate and it's responsible.
les We're great Intriguing govern.
nent was impossible and a plan to
murder all cabinet members, which
vas reported to be the scheme CT the
mperor fer his restoration to poweg
7ish cabinet which was all an i-Jar.
nese, was unthinkable Regarding
he possible plans for future govern
tent. Hayashi said the Korean throne
ad nothing to fear from the Japanese
ut there must be competent. or 8
anized administration Japan's pro
ram would be executed only with re
ard to dse forms, with the consent
the constituted sovereign. and wac
inject to modification according T.
It bad already modlfe r
s plans and if the Korean throne q
'Dltshed competent government. !,
ipan would deal with It, Al present /,
'panese authorities were wholly con
'rned with the restoration of order. ~
MIL this was accomplished, they
ere unable 10 proceed and his mis- >.
on must await normal conditions
r the fuu-e promotion of the wei
ne Of the people was his foremost -
=
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
FORMER CA|ROITE
Gains Fame rs An Artisf-Hss Con.
tract to Decorate Coliseum AZ
Chicago for Corn Expos ton.

Old Cairoites will remember Ion p
Daniels who. as a yo1ng man lived
through ore Of Cairo's most irving
peIlod-, The yellow fever period Of
iSFs- Daniels was the editor Of the
la-ro sun. Owned By D. /. Davis. who
had abandoned r. TO fee from the
afead disease Daniels remained at
ms post al through he scoursea
issuing the only pape- printed in
cairo. and ID vas a welcome visitor
n The thousands who were away
Rom home during the time The 70.
ioEing regarding HIN beia an OH
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
A WoncerfuI Happening.

Port Byron. n. Y. has Witnessed one
II the most remarkable cases of heal
ing ever recorded. Amos F. King. OF
that place says: 'Bucklens Arnica
Saive cured a sore on my leg with
which had suffered over so years.
] am now eighty-hve" Guaranteed to
cure all sores, at all druggists, IS cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Run Down BY Auto.

D. J. Worley, bookkeeper for Kelly
Bros vas run down by an automobile
a' Twenty-nnth and Elm street about
-'t5o last night and rendered uncon.
soious for a time but not seriously
Aurt. It was DR.. Clancy's machine
and he gave the young man nee3ed
attention Mr. Wofley resides ar 3of
Elm street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed proposals VIII he received b,
the undersigned up TO noon August
LIST, 1907. at his office, No. sos Com
merciai avenue, for furnishing he Cal
70 Public Schools with 400 tons. lsore
or less Of Lump. Nut and Washed
Slack Coal
Same TO be delivered at the sever.
al school buildings as ordered.
The right is reserved 10 reject any
Or all bids.
EDWARD L. GILBERT.
Secretary Board Of Education.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
NEW ROAD WITH
A Bic CAPITAL
SIXTY MILLION DOLLAR RAIL.
ROAD TO BE BUILT FROM
LANGsDEN, N. D., TO CALVES.
TON, TEXAS.

Guthrie, Okla, July 22.-The Ame.i
an Midland Railroad company with \
'apital Of SG0,00o GEO was chartered
today by New York ana Guthrie men,
build line from Langsden, North
Dakota, TO near Galveston. Tex. The
1orposed road viii be $1,000 miles and
viii run through North and South d.
< Ia. Nebraska. Kansas. Oklahoma
md Indian Territory % point ne r
galveston, with several branches "a
Texas and Indian Territory.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
Fear 70 ExnInr. Cave

\ ie" miles from Worcester, Mass.
4 rocky chasm called Purgatory. 10
cave whose narrow passageways
Gem 10 lead into the center Of the
arm Ne che has yet hal the courage
Generate into its farthest depths,
% T. attempt such a thing would be
vc7E difficult and dangerous pro
'ea-rg. At its bottom Is an unex-
rr-l 81 ste-gauean lake or river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
A Memorable Nav.

One of the days we remember with
pleasure as wei as with profit 10 our
health, is the one on which we became
acquainted with DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, the painless purifiers that cure
headaches and biliousRess and keep
the bowels right 25 cents at all drug
stores.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-23
Austrian Empsror,s Thrones.

The Austrian emperor. like his
brother. the Russian car. has several
thrones-one in the great Hofburg in
Vienna and another In Budapest as
king Of Hungary. The latter is the
more Interesting on account Of It's his
tory and Antiquity.