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New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
WOMAN BEATEN; ACCUSES BARTENDER

An alleged victim Of brutal treatment at The
hands it is said. of Charles Noble bartender.
Miss Amanda Walsh. twenty-nin years old, OF
No. 333 Grand street Jersey City. is in the City
Hospital there in a critical condition. Noble. who
is twenty-three years old. Is under arrest. His
home Is at No. 169 Mercer street. lie en-
pioved BY Patrick Gavin. who has a saloon at Jer-
sey avenue and Canal street Miss Walsh said
that when she passing Gavin's saloon last
night Noble ran out Of the place and beat and
kicked her. The for the alleged assault,
she explained. that she had made an accussa-
tion against the young man TO his employer
Mobiles arrest followed
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

Barcelona. Aug 1s-Montevideo Cspanl. New YORK via
CadiZ
HUmbUrg 23. nOOn-Graf Waldersee tCIerb. New
via Plymouth and CheTboGrg-
Cape Town. Aug 2G-Drunlgeith (Brl. New York VIA So
Vincent. e "
Naples Aug 2O-Roma (Fr) Uev York
Manila, Aug 22-Frankyn tBrJ. New York VIA Aissrs.
SAILED
Port Sad. Aug I9-Sophe Rickmers Ger crom JavaO.
United States
Para. MadeTense fBr). New York
Liverpool. Aug 33-CieOrgic tFrl. New York
Naples Aug 20-Luisiana tItaD. New York
(;enoa. Aug 2eRomanic (Br) New York via Naples sn3
PontI DeIGada.
Southampton. Aug ~ IJO rn-Kaiserin Aug1s.e Vic
CCier) tfrou, Hamburg) New York via Cher
bOurE
Naples. Aug 23-Nord America GtaD. New York
Queenstown Aug -. 1890 ul-Batc (Br) from Iiv-
erpOOD. New York.
PASSED.
Lizard Aug y MA Bretagne CFrl. New York for
Hayre
SciIIy 23-Arconia Gsuss>. New York for Rott-r-
dam and Iibau. 80 m-Bliicher tferls New York
for Plymouth CherbOurg and Hamburg
Gibraltar Aug 2f-Eennebec (Brl Manila etc FOR Bos
ton and New York. Beatrice (Br), Calcutta for Bos-
and New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS JERSEY JoTTlNGs.

Pennington. Aug. % (SpecaD.-Miss Marion Clark
Berger daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. E D. Berger. of
Fair View Farm. and Charles Nathaniel Higgins.
of Ringoes, were married here to-day. The Cere-
mcny was performed by Ihe Rev. Horace H. HOf-
man. of the Yardley Methodist Episcopal Church
William Hinchey. of Pcarsall avenue Jersey City.
attended a clambake in that city Thursday Y
evening and found large pearl in a clam. The
pearl is valued at $50
Montclair. Aug. % tSpeciaD.-For. beating his
horses Ford Nicklen, of Caldwell. a driver for
John Taylor. was fined $50 by Acting Recorder
Ames this morning.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
CIVIL ENGINEER DEAD nm STREET.

Rutherford Aug. 23.-Lying close the trolley
tracks on Hackensack street. the body OF Charles
Farr. q civil engineer, forty-fve years old, was
found late last night, and the police in
,es-isating to ascertain the of his death.
There is e cash on his forehead and this is what
a. believed to have caused his death 1t is not
believed he was held up and murdered. his
watch and money stili in his clothing. Farr
was well known here and employed by A.
il Iacobey a local civil engineer He left Mr..
.Iacohey's home 10 visit friends He was on his
WY home when he killed
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
BOY STABS MAN DURING QUARREL.

NutIey. Aug % (SpeciaD.-As result of quar-
rel Thomas J. Cunningham. OF River Road is at
his home with five stab wounds in his body in
ficted, It is said by Edward Ferguson sixteen
wears old. of Washington avenue, Belleville, who
disappeared Immediately after the stabbing.
The trouble arose ownership OF wagon
that Cunningham had in; his barn and which the
Ferguson boy said belonged to his mother. Mrs
Mary Ferguson.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
JERSEY CITY MEETS TUNNEL COMPANY
Proviso for Street Grant Is Five Cent Fare
and Plenty of Trains to Manhattan.

II the McAdoo tunnel company will agree to n
fve-cent fare and guarantee sufficient number OF
trains properly to accommodate the Jersey city
patrons ii will be permitted put in the desired
island station. This decided yesterday at a
meeting with the city and tunnel officials
Commissioner Knox, OF the Republican
minority of the Street and Water Board, said he
would for the vacation of part of the street
for the island station if the company would give
the guarantees of fare and trains.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho I-mbria which was reported Sable Island VIA
Halifax passed that station at I'D a III Jeee
dav. is dock about m SaturudS-
The Furnessa. which reported to Cape ftaee
at a m when miles southeast OF tfat s'h'Aon -
axpected TO dock about 7:31 m Monday. ..- -.
The RyndaGi. which reported to cape race ..s
miles southeast or tEdt statiOh' -
expected Io about 2:30 p m Monday a., m
Minneapolis. which reported 10 tape race 90
a m Yesterday miles of Sandy Hook Is
exp ted dock about D m Monday -.
The which reported 70 cape fSaCe OF
,,estards, when 0O miles of Sandy HOOK IS ex-
pected TO dock about m Monday
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
WIFE SHOT FOR ANSWERING PHONE.
Husband Forbade Her Doing So; Bullet the
Price of Her Disobedience

Atlantic City. Aug. 2S.-George Schaeffer. a sa-
Ioonkeeper Of Philadelphia, shot and fatally wound
ed his WIFE, Rosa. aged thirty-three years, and
then killed himself in their cottage Somers
Point. here, to-day
Mrs. Schaafer had gone TO answer a telephone
call. Her husband forbade her, but she went any
way which angered Schaeffer, and he shot her
twice the head Schaeffer then sent bullet into
his own head. dying almost instantly
Physicians at the hospital here say Mrs. Schaefer
cannot recover. Schaeffer fifty years old
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
SAY FOREIGNERS KILLED MISSIONARY.

The Newark police yesterday decided that the
Rev W Deskins who arrested suspicion
in connection with the death Of Miss Louise Leg
gins n negro missionary, whose body was found
on the Newark dumps n few DAYS ago. knows moth
ing about the killing of tho woman. and he was
accordingly set free. The detectives believe that
the woman was killed by foreigners while she
was doing missionary work among them. She fire.
quently among the poor trying to induce them
live better lives.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
WOULD MAKE LONG BRANCH PORT.

Long Branch. Aug. % (SpeciaD.-William Love
and William T. Thecker have started movement
looking toward the landing of steamboats,. schoon-
ers llarges ec. in the heart of the city instead or
a. the Rockwell avenue ana Pleasure Bay landings.
THE ,,ian is to make Troutmans Creek navigabe.
Three drawbrit.ges will have TO be constructed
The cost aside from the bulkheadins and bridging.
is estimated al $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
CHIEF ILL; ORANGE POLICE SHIFTED.

Orange. Aug % (SpecialD.-The police committee
of the Council held a special meeting to-day and
appointed Detective Sergeant John Drabell Acting
Chief of Police, Roundsman Frederick Renllardt
acting detective sergeant and Policeman Thomas
Riley acting rOundsman in Reinhardt's place. The
step was made necessary because of the serious
illness of Police Chief George p Washer.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
ovERToN PAINE OBTAINS WRIT.

Counsel for j. Overton Paine, the stock tipster'
who was arrested in Newark few days ago be-
cause he refused discontinue business and leave
town. yesterday went before Vice-Chancellor
Howell and obtained writ of habeas corpus, re-
auiriney the Sheriff produce Paine In the vice.
cHanceIIors court Tuesday. Meanwhile Paine
s uaroled
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
NEARLY BOUGHT HIS OWN PROPERTY

Princeton, Aug. % (Special.-James Haight.
sistant marshal, purchasing to-day a
handsome jardiniere and palm which had been
stolen from his home. \ negro offered the
articles for sale. Haight went home get the
money and then discovered the palm had been
stolen from his parlOr. lie hustled down the street
again and soon had the negro under arrest.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
SEEKING. ELECTION. oEsrclkL RESIGNS.

Fast Orange Aug. q tSpecial.-In order thai lie
may run for the office Of County Clerk. John IL.
Woosfon chairman Of the East Orange Republi-
can civ Executive Ccmfa:tee. announced to-day
rha, 81 the next meeting of the committee pro-
posed to present his resignation chairman,
which position ne has held f9r five years
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
EXPLOSION WRECKS FIREWORKS PLANT

New Durham, Aug. "a frame building. part
.f the fireworks plant OF Michael Gasecato, at No.
Main street. this place. was wrecked to-day by
an interior explosion. None Of the workmen was
sniured but Gaseceto Knocked down and had
10 be removed TO the North Hudson Hospital. at
Union Hill where IS said it will be some time
before he viii be able to leave.
The cause OF the explosion is a mystery Fol
lowing the explosion the building caught fire and
WIS DESTROYED The loss is not heavy.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

His bride is Miss Winifred Blanche Concen' OF san
Francisco. Soon after he returned TO the lslaiidS'
after furIough during which he met MISS Con
den she followed. and June 10 they were mar
ried by the Rev. L. B. Hills, Presbyterian min
fStar
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
TRENTON WOMEN MAY PAINT CHURCH

Trenton. Aug. % (SpeciaD.-The women of Mount
Zion Church. this city. will hold paint rally on
Sunday. The purpose will be to raise money for
painting the edice. If the amount of money OBJ
taiDed is not sufficient the that they
will merely purchase the material and will do the
paintng themselves.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
DOVER COUPLE WE'D FIFTY YEARS.

pover A,.g % fSpecIal).-Mr- and MIS-. George
Mann OF Dover this afternoon celebrated the hf-
sietf anniversary of their marriage with recep-
,ion In tie Old Homestead Hotel They have con-
Quoted the hotel for fortytwo years and the place
IS widely known
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
HUDSON COUNTY TREASURY LOW.

The treasury of Hudson County is low. owing to
the failure of the municipalities pay their county
tax although the law requires that il shall be paid
out of the first moneys received The result is
that the county has accumulation of unpaid
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

p,,rpoutb Aug % 9:2o D m-Bluecher C;er) New York
for Cherbourg and Hamburg
Rotterdan. Aug q. . In-Nieuw Amsterdam Dutchl.
New York Boulogne.
Nanies Aug 1b-ROma Rr' New York
eo,,thainpton. 22-Adriatc tBr). New York Via
Plymouth and Cherbourg
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
MAYORS SON wEDs IN PHILIPPINES.

Hackettstown Aug. 3 fSpecial,--kx-M Mayor
Charles " Wade received word to-day of the
marriage OF his Henry Wade, a stenographer
In the employ of the government In Maniia' r. 4
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
The Turf.
RAGING AT
empire CITY TRACK
YONKERS-MT. VERNON.
Io.day-The East View Farm Handicau

and Other Races, beginning at p NJ
HOW 10 GET THERE
Special trains leave Grand Central Station tie,
Ayel for WoOdlawn and Mt Vernon. 1904 II I-f2
1:3o p NJ Also regular trains 1905 IL 35 T:9I "a
zOI and 2S'l p NJ From 125th st. 10 minutes later
All L roads connect with trolley direct to track
subway TO 1+9th. 1s1st Streets. Bedford Park anf
ISinSsbrtdge. thence by trolley All Bron Z
trolleys transfer Delightful auomobife ride
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
TRANspACIFfC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. lose III ->e" AOA
New Zealand Australia tsxcept Mesp
and New Caledonia ~ "ia aH 80. Aug 23. 500
Jsnan Corea and China via Vancouver 49,, 10 soop n,
and Victoria Cl-Empress OF lndIa aus- 80 WV "
Hawaii. Japan Cores and China tVla 49, IN s-on m
Trancfsco)--COptfc -Aus o. Wv
Hawaii Guam and Pnligpits trsnsport Aug 81.
Tahiti and MsEquesas q lS'aiius N ~ sept 8. 500
Australia Except WesD, New HeaLahu,
samoan Islands FIJI Islands and NsN
Ca edo Vancouver ana NictoIHn'.
n " .
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises BIS Sun GAS Moon rises - Moons
HIGH WATER
M-Sandy Hook Gov Gate 10: 40
PM-sandy $50 Gov Island s:5s Hell io:5f
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27
PASS DEEP WATER LAW
Concluded from Third Page.)

prosement OF navigation
II will be observed that the opinion
refers TO the water there In question
|as abandoned water which has pass
cd"
This case therefore, though. as
stated. containing language which
may be urged as adverse to the con-
tention Of the state as to the owner.
ship OF water power to be developed
AS an incident of waterway construc-
toin, Is easily differentiated from such
a case as might arise in reference to
such contention. On the other hand
the case of Kaukana Co. VS.. Green
Bay etc, canal. previously cited
seems clearly to srstain such con.
tention.
From the foregoing the propriety
and advantage OF flaws declaring or
recognizing the navigability of
streams, as settling the policy of the
state in reference thereto. clearly ap.
pears. The Importance Of the consti-
tutional amendment submitted by
your honorable body to the voters In
November next, as assuring the 60.
operation Of the federal government
and the early completion OF the deep
waterway cannot be overestimated.
IL order TO secure approval of this
by the people. il Is essen,
tial that the water power developed
the expenditur of the $4,000
Gao therein provided for should be
owned and controlled by the state:
so that the state may be recouped for
its expenditure. and that fund may
be created for the further develop
ment aud extension OF an internal
waterway system ! deem that ii is
now time 70 rthe state to formulate
and declare such policy with refer
enee TO its water courses that their
hereafter win not be un.
necessarily complicate by questions OF
private ownership.
Respectfully submitted.
CHARLES S. DENEEN.
Governor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27
AU10cRA1 IT'LL!
IS ELIMINATED
CuMA ABoLisHEs NAME BORNE
BY EMPERoRs OF RUSSIA
FOE CENTURIES AMID SCENE
or GREAT ENTHUSIASM.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 2G,-The duma
tonight decreed that the title OF auto
|crat which has been borne by the
Emperors Of Russia for centuries, is
no longer tenable within the Russian
Estate ana Is incompatible with the
Iregime maugurated by the manifesto
Hissred by Emperor Nicholas in 1905.
At the close Of the great constitu.
tional debate the Russian parliament
by liz to ziG votes rejected the word
fAutocratv and then adopted a reply
e the address from the trone unani-
mollsly amid scenes OF enthusiasm,
prolonged. cheers and singing of the
national anthem.
The result of the session Is regard
ed as a victory for the legislationai
democrats under the leadership of
Paul n. Miluioff. who succeeded in
forcing the Octoberlsts hand. The
final vote was taken after demon
stratiye withdrawal OF the extreme
right OF social democrats, members Of
The Group Of Toll and Poles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27
CEREALS RALLIED
And Retained Gains All Day--De'
crease in Worlds Wheat Supply
Responsible Factor.

Chicago, Nov. WHEAT
urgent demand for cash in the north
western markets and the liberal de
crease in the worlds visible supply
are responsible in large measure foI
the sharp rally today The market was
strong from beginning to end, shorts
covering freely May closed ~ high
err; No. 2 red 95h @979s. No. 3 red
93h M9c5s; No. 2 hard 9Gh zoos:
No. hard 94AM0SEs. December OBJ
ened 92AM5s; highest 949s; lowest
92h; closing 94M. May 100,
CORN Strong. the feature being
the active buying of December by
shorts. which caused an advance OF
two cents in that option Other de-
lveries We're sympathetically strong.
No. 2 571a @5SA No. 8, 55h M59
No yellow 81; No. ) yellow G01a M6l.
December opened 515sMM.; highest
jas; lowest 515s; closed 541s. May
OATS-Active and strong, chiefly
because of the strength in other CO.
reals. Shorts were principal buyers
No. 8, white 44taM49. December op-
7ned 1873; highest 4G9s lowest 455s
closing iGMm9s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27
ADVANCED.
In Stock Market Yesterday---End OF
Month Expected to Bring Hard
ened Money Rates.

/ New York, Nov. 2G.--There were
none of the signs Of sitting ont col
lateral in loans in today's stock mar
ket such as has been the DEPRESSING
Influence at intervals for some time
past. Free from this influence rho
scarcity Of the market supply oil
stocks again became manifest and
prices advanced easily. The small
demand advance did not bring out in,
creased offerings, but the scanty de.
mand became lighter. leaving the
market duh In some later stages. The
| feature of the day was the growing
case Of call money, largely due to the
demand for loans at the stock eX-
change. The approach of the end of
the month leaves open probability
Of temporary hardening of money
rates to meet the large requirements
Of that period These include the
instalment of subscriptions to the
new st. Paul stock, originally fixed
at 30 per cent but reduced to 10 since
tine financial stringency developed,
end the calling for approximately
$4,000, 900 at that figure, Great North
ern stock subscriptions also are pay
able in installment, calling for So
100000 Interest and dividend pay
-taents for December still show an
aggregate far in excess of the pre-
vious year, arguing the continued
high rate of distribution of profits
The ease of the call loan market did
rot bring a corresponding increase in
demand for commercial paper for
which there is yet practically no mar
ket This condition is greatly hamp
ations and is one of the phases of
the situation calling most pressingly
for relief Refusal to take CONNER
cial paper by the small interior banks
is charged by the New York dealers
to be an accompaniment of piling up
Of cash holdings to a point of surfeit |
Time money brokers responded to !
some slight increase in the supply OF |
funds in that department, although |
the market there was still nominal. |
The sales Of currency We're Of only q |
few thousand dollars, mostly in bills |
Of the smaller denominations, sup |
posed To be for pay roll purposes |
Rates for foreign exchange We're |
lever and the days engagements of
gold abroad We're light. Some heavy |
through the sub-treasury to
Chicago, made late yesterday, are
with the forwarding of
sold imports and are efficient aids
owards the active preparation there
or the resumption of cash payments
~ the banks. Stocks retained the
nll days gain to the closing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27

mercial importance which 1t has not
adopted it. II is a remarkable fact.
that during the last panic while the
commercial crisis was universal. there
were no bank panics. except in the
United States. I'm no other country
was the commercial crisis continued
50 long and in no other country did
the people distrust the solvency of
their banks and in no other country
were there bank failures.
lie declared that nothing stood In
the way OF repeating the obsolete
laws but the ghost of Andrew Jackson
and he urged that this be set aside
and change be made at once.
Senator Clapp in his speech said
he doubted whether the success of a
central government bank OF issre
would be IS great here as in England.
Congressman Stevens said that I'm
tho approaching session OF congress
& 90 no further in the monetary re-
form than 10 appoint a committee to
investigate the subjects
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27
FRENCH LICK CO.
LOSES IN COURT
FAMOUS GAMBLING RESORT OF
INDIANA MAY LOSE ITS CHAR.
TER BY DECISION or APPEL
LATE JUDGE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 27.-Follow
ing the action OF the appellate court
today reversing the decision of Judge
Buskirk, who held the charters OF this
French Lick and West Baden Hote
company could not be forfeited. Attor
ney General Bingham said that the
cases against the French Lick AMI
West Baden Casinos will be pushed by
the state as rapidly as possible.
The ruling OF the appellate court. "
said Bingham. means that the case
will be remanded to the lower courts.
with the instructions that the demur-
rer filed to the complaint of Willard
n Voyles, prosecuting attorney, be
overruled. The decision gives us the
right to make the issues and go ahead
with the trial OF the cases. +"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. H.. Nov 2G.--CATTLE--
A heavy rum and butchers holding off
awaiting for lower prices, caused a
slow, weak market. There were sey.
eral thousand animals left over from
yesterday sellers finding II impossible
TO dispose OF them. These added to
fresh arrivals produced supply far
beyond the needs of the trade
HOGS-The market closed 5 to 10
cents for the day, although with mark
ed Improvement in trading compared
with yesterday. Sellers were aided
materially by the light run OF fine
week
SHEEP-Weak. with a very tame
demand. Offerings were largely ma.
tice lambs. but these were not taken
With much readiness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27
LUMBER MILLS
TO CUT WAGES
SEVERAL CAIRO ESTABLISH
mENTs CLOSE FOR THANKS
GIVING TO RESUME MONDAY
WITH WAGE CUT.

Several OF the lumber mills OF the
city have taken steps 10 curtail ex-
penses. to meet the serious depres-
sion in business which has been mani
fest for some time A want Of orders
for the praduots 81 the mills is re-
spOnsible for the action. The Chi
cego Mil anl Lumber company. the
Cannon Box COMPANY the Indiana
Box company. the National Lumber
and Woodenware company and sew
eral other establishments are in
VOWED. The Indiana Box company
shut down last Saturday for one
week. the others vii shut down this
evening 10 remain 20 til Monday
The Chicago Mil is probably the
most important concern Of its Kind
"a the city. employing between 900
and $40 hands. About one half Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27

these receive $3.50 per day. The
company has given notice that 10
per cent reduction In wages will be
made beginning next Monday. This
reduction will AFFECT all the workers
IN the establishment and IN the com.
pany from the president down, says
Mr.. fegge, the secretary. Mr. Yegge
says the company has taken orders
at a considerable reduction In price,
IN order to keep the Cairo plant going.
The Cannon Box company win
start up Monday with a 10 per cent
cut In wages
The other two concerns named had
not decided upon cut Ia wages at
last account.
The Singer company will shut
down for Thanksgiving as usual.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

LOST AND STOLEN From my
home near Elco between Septem-
Der ~ and 20, 1907, 1000 shares Of
the Nevada Star Gold Mining Com
pany Of Carlin, New. 100 shares Of
the Kansas Cooperative Oil Refining
Company. the property Of Calvin s.
Thomas and 200 shares of the Nevada
Star Gold Mining Company Of Carlin
New, the property of Mrs. Emeling
Thomas. A reward will be paid If the
finder will return to the owners.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27
ROBBERS INDICTED
FOR BANK HOlD-UP

Bloomington. M. Nov Edward
Miller and Edward Davis. arrested
early this morning on the charge OF
holding up and robbing the State Bank
at Clinton. last evening. were indicted
this afternoon at special session of
the grand jury. They were taken into
court refused to plead. and went back
to jan Davis confessed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27
PEDESTRIAN
Crosses South Limits OF chiesgo-Wiil
Beat Old Record For Long Walk
Twenty-Four Hours.

Chicago. Nov. 2G.-Weston crossed
the southern city limits of Chicago
shortly before II o'clock tonight He
was then nearly twelve miles from the
Chicago Beach Hotel. where he will
rest before completing the final lap of
his record-breaking walk from Port
land, Maine. to Chicago. WestOn's In
tention Is to rest at the Chicago Beach
and reach the postoHice about noon
tomorrow. BY doing this he will lower
his record established forty years ago
b. tEeuty-foar hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27
MOCK CONVENTION
M0MINATES HUGHES

New York. Nov. 2G.--At the Colum-
hia students mock Republican na-
tional convention tonight Governor
Hughes was nominated for president"
on first roll. call. Hughes received
PSI. Lafollette of Wisconsin 223. The
second roll call gave Hughes 525.
against 352 for Lafollette.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-27
CIVIL WAR VET DIES
Rose From Ranks to GeneraI--1eiped
Capture jefferson Oayis--Was 70
Years Old.

Allegan. Mich, Nov. 26.--Cieneral b.
d. Pritchard. civil war veteran. is
dead. aged 70. He enlisted In the
Fourth Michigan regiment aud rose to
the rank OF hrigadier general. 1t was
Pritchard's regiment. together with
Wisconsin regiment which effected
the capture of Jefferson Davis.