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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-10

The big building boom, which was
predicted for Dexter to take place this
spring has already commenced, and
many are hustling work on their build
ings, blocks. residences, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-10
Maine Gossip
Custom.

The world takes things easy: the world
doesn't fret
Bout the storms an the SHOWS an the
frosts that we get. -
The north wind came proWlin terrible
while
An the skies was a-scowlin', refusing to
smile.
But tho world KEEP a-rollin' an roamin'
along,
Alvin in hopes of the robbins gay song;
An the blossoms have answered 10
Arri'5 glad call.
The same as if nothin' had happened at
all.
It's Il patient an peace maxim word. fur
4 fact
No matte how boistrous the breezes
may act:
They'll come round as zcphyrs that sing
to the flowers,
An the storms will be melted to soft
summer showers:
The bee will find sweets where the iclclc5
hung.
An the birds will sing gay as they ever
have sung
Till its time fur the apples to ranen an
The same as if nothin' had happened at
all.
Washington Star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-10

Mr. :. p. Felker of Clinton announces
that he will be a candidate for nOmi-
nation for county commissioner at the
next Republican county convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-10

The Shcepscot Echo. published at
birthday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-10

Rockland's new Carnegie library is
already on the repair list.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
VEST BUTTONS
nAllcr nllInnnr
SOCIETY MAN or DIES MONIES,
ORGANIZER or CRANBERRY
TRUST, FLlRTED WITH HIS
STENOGRAPHER A

DesMoines. Ia, Aug. i5.--The but.
tons on Elwood Austin Rogers white
vest were responsible for one Of the
most sensational divorce cases ever
heard in the Polk county district
courts.
Mrs. Roger accidentally caught
Rogers stenographer putting the said
buttons in the said white vest Just
after the garment had come from the
laundry. Thereupon she began an In
sestigation which. she says, resulted
in her finding that the pretty type
writist had completely won her hus'
bands heart.
Rover is society man, one of the
organizers OF the Cranberry Trust aud
manager of a wholesale grocery. Mrs
Roger said in the witness stand that
Royer got desperate because she re
buked him for flirting with the girl
who pounded the typewriter and that
her husband told her II she didn't
stop he would be tempted to give a
mob reason for doing things.
But Judge Howe gave the woman
the divorce.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
Gathering Statistics.

Yesterdays Paducah Sun: An.
other government man was at
Cairo yesterday Harry Clinton Me.
Carly, special agent for the bureau
n corporations, of the department Of
commerce and labor, was in Cairo
al4i aaft ino ati /, ts..sl,x
tributaries and the tonnage oil Ifelgnt
carried on the rivers. Briefly this Is
another method OF the government
to see whether the expense OF inn
proving the rivers is justified. CAP
tain Mark Cole, of the Dick Fowler
gave him list of all the boats rum
aing around Paducah, and also a
clear description of Paducah's adj
vantages.
Evansville, Louisville, Cairo and
Memphis, We're visited by Mr.. Nc
'arty, but he did not come to Padu-
sah. However, he secured all the sta
tisties about this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
SURPRISE AT AIRDoME
Buriesque Musical Team Secured Yes.
terdsy Makes Big Hit With Big
Audience.

Something that was not ON the
program was offered at the new Air
dome last night and those who miss
ed it missed rare treat-a burlesque
minstrel. by Rome. MAYO and Joliet.
No better act than this was ever put
upon the stage. The management has
prevailed upon them by Offering a
magnificent salary TO them. to remain
for the balance of the week. This one
act alone is worth more than the
price of admission charged and viii
he given in addition to the regular
program including. Mudd and Wayne,
the comedy scrobats. full of fun; Miss
Nellie Revelle. the girl who SAYS
things: the Musical FORESTS. a high
class musical team. an act which a.
WAYS calls for an encore: Mr. Edward
Allen in pictured melody: The Kline
drome. new pictures and illustrated
song. Two performances night at
s and els. Those coming late for
the first may remain for the second
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
COMPANIES ONLY HOPE
Concluded from First Page.)

country. The Postal officials declare
that they are more than satisfied with
what they have accomplished towards
getting their service going and that,
should matters continue so TO Inn
prove. II will be but a short time un-
til branch offices will be opened for
business.
The union officials have turned
their attention to the broker houses
and all commission men using leased
wires are notified that unless working
contracts were signed with the men
tomorrow morning, their employees
would be called out just as soon as
President Small of the Telegraphers
Union reaches Chicago. which he IL
expected to do at noon today.
At a meeting of the broker opera
tors last night contracts good for a
year were presented the union Of
ficials for their approval At the close
o fthe meeting the list given out
showed that probably half Of the
larger commission firms had signed
the union scale. s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
CHANGES MADE
IN ARMY STAFF
SOME OFFICERS RELIEVED AT
VARIOUS STATIONS SUCCEED
60 sY oTAERs--six CHANGES
MADE YESTERDAY.

Washington. ID. c., Aug. ia
number of important changes in the
general stan corps Of the army go
into effect today. A number of offi'
GERS are relieved from duty as mem
beers of that corps. and their places
are taken by the following named
officers:
Col. Joseph W. Duncan. Sixth In
fantry: Major. John F. Morrison.
Twentieth Infantry: Major Henry c.
Cabell. Fourteenth Infantry Capt
Fred w sladen. Fourteenth Infantry;
Capt. Milton F. Davis. Tenth Cavalry;
Capt. Frank $. Cocheu. Twelfth In
fantry
Col Duncan is assigned TO duty at
san Francisco as chief OF STAG Of
the Department Of California. Major
Morrison remains on duty at the
Army StaH College Major cabeil
takes station AZ ST Paul for duty as
chief OF STAFF of the Department Of
Dakota.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
Storm at vicksburg.

The Vieksburg American of Monday
says: This city was visited by a
heavy rain. wind. hail and thunder
storm last evening Trees were
clown down. telegraph wires injured
windows broken and much havoc re-
suited, The ninety-foot smoke-stack
at the Vicksburg water works pump
ing station was blown over to the
ground. The steamer Belle of the
Bends. which was tied above the
Planters Compress. broke loose and
tioated to the foot of the island,
where the anchor was thrown out
and she rested. No damage of any
amount done. The steamer S. ;.
Brown was blown partially up on the
land, but left on her regular trip
today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
MOUND UITY, liz.
" ~ ~ ~ ~ - y ~ q y ~ % N ~ u
August is, 1907.

Mrs Gus. Michaels, OF Ashley I'll
was. in Mound City Wednesday trans
|acting business.
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Blum nave re-
turned home from a business trim L
/ Paducah.
i Mrs. Rose Maloney of st. Louis ane
Mrs. Nellie Maloney, Of Oswego, N
N, and Mrs. kratky and and sister d
Cairo, spent Wednesday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. John Schiller.
Mr.. A. Beaver, Of America, trans,
acted business in Mound CITY Thurs.
day morning
Miss Jessie Jones, Of .Joppa, Ill,
and Miss aWinifred lobster. Of clio.
ton ky. are the guests Of Miss Ida
Johnson Il ninaeted, was IN
town Wednesday, on business.
G.. B. Bankston. Of Pulaski, made
il business trip to Mound City Wed,
nesday.
Miss nellie OSullivan, of Jackson.
vile, ILL.,, is home with her parents
for short visit
Mrs Chas. Woodruff. Of Mounds
was in Mound City Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Minnie Boyd spent Wednes-
day evening in Cairo with friends.
Mr.. Henry Chamberlain, of Amer
lea. was in Mound City Thursday
morning with hay for which he re-
ceived 90 cents per hundred pounds.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson, of America, was
lin Mound City Thursday morning.
Judge Caster left Wednesday for
Mackinaw, Mich, for few weeks Of
pleasure.
Miss Cora Fullerton gave her moth
er, Mrs Joe Fullertoit, little sur
prise party Wednesday evening on
her forty-eighth anniversary.
Mr.. Chas Estes of Cairo. was in
Mound City Thursday preparing TO
move his music store to Mound City
which has been located in Cairo for
some time.
Mrs. Eugene Bryan and Mrs. John
Smith were in Cairo shopping Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Tille Terrell is spending a
few days in Barlow, Ky, with
friends.
Chas. Livesay, is on the sick list
this week.
AIRS Maggie Mcfarland leaves to-
dag for her home at Greenwood, Ark.
Mr.. A. Eichleberg is improving his
home with new iron fence.
j. l. Dougherty is sick this week.
~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
PRINT OF FINGERS
On Letter Threatening Priests Life
Leads to Arrest of Sender BY
New York Police.

Elizabth N. j. Aug. l5.-Traced by
finger prints diseernable In an Ink i'm
preston Of black hand signed to a
letter received by Father Foretti of
ST. Anthony's Roman Catholic church,
In which the priest was threatened
with death unless he turns over $500
by September /. Michael Venzio an
Italian barber. was arrested as the
writer OF the letter. H.,
The police rounded up several Ital-
ians aud took impressions of their
fingers Edward Schwartz. who is the
head of the Bertillion bureau In New
ark. declared that the impression in
the letter corresponds with the i'm
preston OF venzio's fingers taken by
the, police and on this evidence con
yiction is hoped for.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
THE CIVIL SERVICE
Examinations Ordered to Secure
Eiigibies For Mineral Clerk,
Plumber and Tool Maker.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examina-
ton on September 4. 1897, to secure
eligibles from which to make certifica-
ton to fill vacancy in the position
of die and tool maker, s3.50 per diem,
Mail Lock Repair shop. postoffice De-
partment. and vacancies as they may
occur in any branch of the service
requiring similar qualifications.
To I'll a vacancy in the position of
plumber and steam filter. 5000 per an
mum. Quartermaster's Department at
Large. Fort Oglethorpe. Ga. and simi-
lar vacancies as they may occur in
any branch OF the service.
To FIJI vacancy in the position of
mineral clerk. at s. per diem. in the
OF ice of the Surveyor General of
California and similar vacancies as
they may occur.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
ANNA, LIE.
August is, 1907.
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Mrs H. G, Hileman is spending /;
few weeks with Misses Amelia and
Minnie Nordling at Chicago.
Miss Lula Morgan went to East St
Louis Tuesday for d weeks visit with
Mrs, A. + Baker.
A. II Pickreli left Monday for d
Weeks @.as. ns-.44--a-44
Ind.
Miss Nina Otrich returned Monday
from two weeks visit with Miss
Eirdie Fowler at Mt Vernon
Homer Rhodes. Of Roswell. New
Mexico, is visiting the family Of John
Spire.
Miss bertha and Dave Wiley and
Miss Maude Appel left Thursday for a
two weeks stay at the jamestown ex-
position.
Rev. j. B. Webb is spending this
week with his brother c. w. Webb.
at Aurora.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Oakley departed
Monday for Elgm where they have ae-
cepted positions In the insane asylum.
Mrs. Dona Nordmeyer. OF st. Louis,
arrived Monday for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. w, w. Verble.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Grisham de-
parted Wednesday for two Weeks
stay at Atlantic City, N. j.
Miss Emma Schumacher departed
Tuesday for an extended visit with
her sister. Mrs, A. G. Oaks at Joppa.
Mrs. j. w. Hutton, of Nashville,
Tenn. arrived Monday for a visit
with Mrs. C. f. Merritt.
Walter Henley. of Jacksonville, ILL.,,
spent Wednesday here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Henley.
Miss Loisel Merker. of Belleyille.
and DR.. C. A. Walton. OF Chicago are
guests of Mrs. S, A. Walton
Miss Gertrude Manner returned to
PeoriasNvednesday after a two weeks
visit here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs G. b. Manner.
RMS. John Rayburn, of Pocohontas,
Tenn. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
]. f. Willis.
]. l.. Toler was a buisenss visitor in
ST. Louis Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
.od0| ! !'!!:| gz y B y
RELIC Of OLD
TIMES IN CAIRO
OLD STREET CROSSING LAID on
WASHINGTON AVENUE AcEN.
GRAFTON AGO EXPOSED AND
FOUND WELL PRESERVED.

Alderman Wagner has been en-
gagged for some time past In lowering
ia water main for the Cairo Water
I company on Washington avenue. The
man was laid when the water works
We're built, twenty-one years ago. NH
| seems 70 have been put down III M
irregular elevation, 50 that for several
hundred feet It rises SO high Lii the
ground that 1t was exposed by ina III.
eavation made for the street railway
tracks.
~ making the additional excaya.
lohs necessary TO lower the. pipal
some very strong evidence was foundl
of the durability of wood when not
exposed TO the destructive effeefs ~ |
alf and sun, The most notable SIN.
stance Of this was at Ninth streat
where &C depth Of probably SIX feet
he came upon one of the old blank
crossings with which Cairo was IRA.
Vided IN early days. 1t was built ofl
lumber four BY six, and every niaeaj
was as sound as the day il vas NIT
Town The water main was laid over
ne crossing twenty-one years ago
M the crossing was laid probably
rom five TO ten years before that, ami
vas covered up when Washington
venue was filled to grade. a4a
Mr Magner has also exposed i
lumber Of Old plugs put into dead
nds Of the water mains when thew
ere ilrst put down and although
icy mad been water soaked for years.
'cm the inner ends. they We're al
Did as when first put In ssaa j
These circumstances may offer SORT
!. answer 70 the question: How
ng VIII the creosoted ties last which
e being put In for the Cairo Trac.
~ Companyss tracks,"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
CENTENNIAL Of
METHOD|SM
IN ILLINOIS CELEBRATED rHIs
WEEK AT sHiLoH--Gov DE-
NEEN, A SPEAKER.
Mas the Meeting-pIace For Hundreds
Of Methodists From Every
state--very Success
fui Meeting.

The birth OF Methodism in Illinois
occurred 100 years ago this week. tho
exact date being Wednesday. Aug. IA
1907, at Shiloh In ST. Louis county a
great celebration OF the event was
held Wednesday and yesterday, GOV.
Deneen being one Of the speakers.
Many tender memories cluster
about the site Of the present Metho.
dist church at Shiloh. H., historic
village five miles east Of Beleville
for IT was there one hundred wears
ago that the first Methodist church
was erected In the Prairie state and
Methods was first established in
Southern Illinois. In that first log
erected BY pioneers of the
territory many of the nations most
prominent men half century ago re-.
'eived their first instruction In re-
igious training.
/ The anniversary was celebrated at /
'hiloh on the very site Of the first
hurcll, two days program Of adj
resses by some Of the most promi- 1
emf ministers and other public men
I Illinois was given and old fashioned
asket dinners We're served there. Just
s they We're one hundred years ago
hen the memorable camp meeting
as held and the first church raised.
response to the invitations sent !
there were hundreds OF !
aiding Methodists present from all |
arts OF the compass and such gath !,
ing as never has been known In J
z history Of religious assemblies In
4 United States.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
General and Local Notes.

The river marged POI feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening, showing a
fall of 6 of foot in "a hours.
The Stacker Lee came out from St.
Louis yesterday morning and was In
port several hours adding freight for
lower river points. She got away
at a. m.
The VIM. r. King. government
boat, came out from st. Louis yester-
day on official business. returning
light.
The Fred Hartweg came up with
two barges of lumber for Cincinnati
and three for Joppa.
The Jim Wood brought two barges
Of wood for the Southern Wood Sup
ply company and three barges of lum.
Der for the Three States Lumber Co.
The Dick Fowler was in port yes
terday from Paducah and returned on
time. She had good business both
ways.
Capt Gillespie is having an air
steering apparatus put on the steamer
Marquand.
They are waiting for another rise
in the river at Pittsburg to bring out
another string Of coal lows
The J. B. Richardson is getting out
grain at TbOmpsons for the Brown
Crenshaw Grain company. Of Char
lesion. Mo, She viii be engaged at
Thompsons and Hickman for some
time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
MORE WEAPONS FOUND

Mott had d long conference Wednes'
day with two Armenians, whose iden-
tity he would not disclose, saying that
ii their names became known the Ter
rorists might brighten them into
silence.
1t is known that these men gave in
formation which, II 1t is susceptible
OF confederation, will prove that. Mar.
'togessian knew more about the deci-
sion to STAY Tavshanjian than has
been suspected. 1t is declared he was
aware also of the sending of Hnncha-
kists to Boston to murder two Arme-
mans who had displeased the Terror
lists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
Earthly Origin Of the Moon.

A number OF years ago, writes Prof
Pickering, Of Harvard. In the current
Harpers Magazine. Prof George H.
Darwin propounded the view that the
moon was originally part Of the
earth and had been separated from II
by centrifugal force His conclusions
were supported by mathematical
analysis which has since become
classic and are accepted at the pres
ent time by practically all the astronr
omers of the world
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16


Mrs. Emma Benson arrival Monde,
evening for visit to her relatives
mere. She will ship her households
effects to Nashville, MI, which place
VIII BE- their future home. Or. Rem
son having bought a drug store there.
MISS Lucille Muggy. Of Harrisburg.
lis visiting Mrs. Edith Hudson.
MISS Genevieve Darlington. who IL
visiting relatives, here. Is report41
seriously III.
Mr and Mrs. G, NJ. Doris are visit.
ing relatives In Jonesboro, III.
\ Mrs Frank Kuykendall and son.
joe left Wednesday morning to visit
the formers parents in Dexter. Mo.
Miss Nell l. Gray, is visiting
friends In Jonesboro.
MRS Grant McFatridge and niece.
nave returned from visit to friends
IN Mt. Carmel.
NY casper, Of Montrose, Iowa Il |
his mother Mrs. Sarah cas-
per, Of Elvira township.
Mrs. Del. Simpson, son and dauah.
,er, are visiting relatives in Poplar
Bluff. No.
NJ. and Mrs. G. Fl, Bridges had as
helr guests last week. Rev Il
fumperd and wife Of Mound City.
w + Ross has gone to Fair Oaks
Ark.' to look after his farming inter.
SITS there.
Mrs W z. Beal returned TUESDAY
from q months visit to her "
aughter In Galatia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
K. NJ. K. c. or A TIME
That's What One Of cairo's Recently
Acquired Citizens Had Wednes-
day Night.

The K. N. X. G. boys had one OIL
their big times Wednesday night
when they initiated Mr.. Eads, the
contractor who is putting in the Cairo
fraction company's track Mr.. Eads
made fine subject for the boys ami
tney gave him his moneys worth.
They had the usual procession with
they had barbecued pig and otnnr
things, from Great Grand Caterer
Goettel Mr.. Eads may cinsider HIM
self thorough Cairoite now.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
Old 'stcenfh.century Tait.Boys.

During the last 20 years. as d sense
Of the beauty and perfect proportion
Of seventeenth and eighteenth century
furniture has come 10 us, many tops
and bottoms OF 'tall.boys." or double
chests Of drawers, which had been
separated for years. have been placed
together again, aud their beauty. when
seen as originally planned. says the
House Beautiful, has brought them
into favor and fashion again.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16

Mrs Geo. Miller and son have =,
turned from their visit to New Yor
state.
Harry FnlkersOn has accepted
POSITION as car maker for the Illinois
Central company,
mr.. Harry Perkins OF Shiloh was Ii
Town this morning on business.
10 Robertson and Willie Britton re-
turned "Wednesday from an extended
trip through the east They report
Y good time and are well pleased with
the sights.
Mr.. James Browner OF Fruitville.
was IN town this morning on bust
ness. Mr., Browner Is a wealthy far
iner and desires to sell his country
property and retire on account OF his
age.
Mr.. Willie Roberts has opened up
retaurant in the place where the
American Restaurant formerly was.
Mrs G. J. Holiday has returned
after a visit to st. Louis and trip
l,p the Ohio.
The new list Of periodicals for the
Y. M. g. A. reading room has just
been ordered. There are ten more
publications than last year. More
than q hundred dollars year Is spent
foi the reading matter besides the
library.
Clyde Harding and Chas. Healy
drove 70 Cairo Thursday.
Miss Theresa Butcher ID in Cairo for
two weeks visit kith relatives ana I
friends.
me farmers are all busy breaking
heir stubble ground preparatory for
wheat sowing. II
Rev. G. ", Campbell, Of Villa Ridge.
vas down this orning and reportst I
God, meetings In the revival tent all !
hat place. issnm
The officers of the Pulaski CauntY 4
'armers Institute are requested to
ct together on the last day Of the
range picnic. Thursday, Aug. %. for
1e purpose Of getting up good pro 4.
ram. Let every one help in this good I
Ork. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
NEWS OF RIVERS
AND STEAMBOATS,
ENGINEERS ON THEIR WAY TO
CAIRO FROM PlTTsBuRG ON
INSPECTION TRIP.
Viii Be in Cairo Harbor in Ten Days
Another Official IN Cairo
Gathering Statistics
Notes.

The Ohio River engineers left Pitts
burg yesterday on their trip OF in
spection down the Ohio. They will
stop at nearly every port and gather
data for their report to congress and
viii be here in about ten days. owing
20 the low water in the upper Ohio
they We're compelled to travel some
distance from Pittsburg southwark byl
rail, before they could take the steam
ar Cherokee on which they will come
here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
MANY LIVES ARE LOST
When Steamer Kwstiri Goes Down In
strschsn Harbor on Coast
Of Tasmania.

I.suneetOn. Tasmania. Aug Is
The steamer Wwstiri has been
wrecked Just on Straehan Harbor and
scores Of her passengers and crew are
reported TO have been lost Attempts
20 rescue the survivors are now being
made.
The ship was filled With passengers
and carried a large crew Details con
cernlnf the disaster are very meager.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
a FIGHT ImpossIhIe.

I don't know whether my janitor IL
plain idiot or just too smart for any
thing. declared the fat dwelier. This
morning. when | said to him: Did
yoa hear those people above me fight
irg last nightF he turned and looked
hard at me and said: You must be
mistaken. Those people above yczi
Why. there are only two Of them. and
then are mzn and wife"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
CONTESTS FOR ANGLERS.

Racine. Wis. Aug l5.-Experts with
the rod and reel gathered here today
from numerous points to take part
in the sixth International scientific
angling tournament given under the
direction of the Racine Fly Casting
club. Ten contests are scheduled for
the three days that the tournament
will be in progress.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
FOURTEEN HURT.

AsheviIle. n. C.. Aug. i5.-Passen-
ger train No. of the Southern rail
road was derailed at Selicane. four
miles beyond Brevard. today. Ali the
cars overturned and went down 4
small embankment Fourteen persons
we're injured. but none seriously.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-16
extreme. in Flats.

"This old world is always al cross
purposes said the tired woman.
When the heat gets SO you cant
stand 1t at all everybody il the neigh
borhood opens the windows and there
is bedlam 10 pay. Thea when
cool breeze comes up and yoa could
stand the cries IL YOU had to. Their
shut down their windows and everys
thing is just as quiet as can be"