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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-11
BOSTON WINS IN ELEVENTH.
Gets Men On Bases, but
Not Enough Score.

Boston, July 10.-Brain's sharp single
IN the eleventh inning. Beaumonts neat
sacrifice. and a liner 10 the fence by
Bates, gave Boston a victory to-day. The
Reds had the lead UP to the sixth. when
Boston got to Welmer for three runs.
The visitors tied the score in the eighth.
but were unable 10 get run in the
ninth, although the bases were filed
Score.
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NEWTON GOES TO PIECES.
Detroit Team Has no Trouble in
Downing the Yankees,

Detroit. Mich. July 10-For just three
innings of today's game between New
York and Detroit it looked like a contest
and then Newton went up in the air. let
ting in five runs
Wild Bill Donovan. pitching for De
troit, was almost invincible when in tight
spots, The visitors seemed 10 be dis
jointed. there was apparent conflict OF
authority between Clark Griffith and Kid
Elberfeld the field manager. Moore re-
placed Newton, and was very effective.
Score:
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on Neutrality-suspicious.. 8. EckiagIon. Q. FIst base
eli bsls-0f Warthen. 8; Of Callahan l. strck
out-By Wartheu, g. Two-base hits-Heudriczs,
B0ushee Sacrifice hits-CunnilEham. 2 stolen
baseS-Nesulan al. Si1slCr n Cunningham LEWIS
u. Lyctte. Umbaugh, Tuuon. B0ushes Carter l3
Taggut q. Parker. Double piav-Calahan % NeW
Ran. Wild pitcles-WaFthen. Passed baIls-Alace.
l. Parker, J. Unpire-Alr. GluBt- Time q Sane
] honr 81 q nlirn-es
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Washington nj Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
OF TIE TEAMS

Cleveland. July l0-The Maps and the
Boston Pilgrims broke even to-day on the
first doublo-header OF the season here
the visitors taking the first game, 3 to O.
and Joss banking them to 0, in the sec
ond. Ferris drive into the right field
bleachers with two men on bases, in the
third inning, clinched the first game for
Boston. Winters, for the second time this
year. held the Maps to two hits. Scores:
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l. First base by erroTs-Post-oifee 4; Commerce
and Labor, s. Left on -Post-oflce. s; Com
meree and Labor, !. First base on balls-OR wah-
Ter. l. Of Wheatley. l. Struck out-By wahleE (;
bJ wheatley, 2. TAree-base hit-Bielaski. Two-base
hit-Bielaski Sacrifice hit-Oris0n. Stolen bases
AtcCirath %. Pennington a. Kraft, Waller. Soi-ei-
ner Bapp Double piays-Fenton 10 Mc(5rath 10
Herring; Mctirath to Herring. Wild pitch-Wheat-
ley. Passed ball-Erwin. Umpire-1lr. Belts Time
q game-l hour and S. minutes.
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AhAiNA ttiiA at4s iSAia l. i itrN hl@N ~ NAANAH
Philadelphia 2 Lett ON bases Pittshug, q Phila-
dclphia s. First base on balls-Of Phillips, 2; Of
Moran. 4 struck out-By Philippe. 4 by Moran.
g. Twobase hits-Thomas Nagtc. Sacrifice hits
knabe, Titus. COurtEey St0ien base-AbhaticliO.
Double plays-Knabe 20 Courtney; Courtney 10
Doolin 10 Courtney. Tit By pitcher-By philippe
l. Wild Pitcb-Noran. UmpiTe-AIr. ODay. Time
# game-l Avr and 80 Minutes. Attendance. 2.55s.
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Ea1nod rlns-D1lr0IT, 4 TiT7f base dg eToT5-
New York. . Left on bases-Detroit. 9; New York
Z. First base on balls-0f Donovan. I; of Newton.
2: on Moor. 3. Hits madc-O6 Newton, in IN
nings: OFF Moore. 6 II 4 innings. Struck out-By
Dozogan. I 4: By Newton /; by Moore. l. Thrce-base
hits-Cobb Elberfeld Hoffman. Two-base hit
0Leay. Sacrifice hits-DoWns. SchaefcT Conroy
Stolen bases-AIaEiarity. Crawford, Rossmau. Dou-
be plays-O Teary to Schaefer 10 Rossnan SeLaefer
70 0Leary 20 Rossman. Hit hy pitcher-By Dono-
van, l. Wild piJch-Newtou. Umpires-1Iessrs.
Hurst and Stafford. Time Of game-I hour and 20
minutes. Attendance, I6b.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 3, Pittsburg, 2.
Boston, 5; Cincinnati, 4.
New York, y 81. Louis, 4.
brooklyn, Is Chicago, o,
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Standardization. 2. Tr0y O.
At Bnghamtoll-Irst game Binghamton, 4; a.
J. and g.. O. Second game Binghamton, 6; A. ].
and c. 4
At Wlkesbarre-First game Wiikesbare. Z; Al
bauy l. Second game Wilkeshaf1e 1; Albany. l.
At SyTacuse-First same: Utiea. 6; Syracuse. 1
Second game: Syracuse s. Utica
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FIRST base by er1ors-Cincinnati 5. Left On bases
Boston, 1; Cincinnati, & First base on balls-Of
Boulties. 3; Of Wemer, 3; of Smith, L Struck
out-By BOultes, &; by Weimcr. 3; by Smith. /
Three-base hits-Neednam, Mitchell. Two-baso hits
Mitchell. Odwen Brain. Sacrifice hits-Bates,
MoTrey Beaumont. Stolen base-Smith Double
play-Needham to RitChey. Hit by pitcher-By
Boultios, l. Umpire-AIr. RigleT Time Of game
hours and % minutes Attendance, 29ss.
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First base by erroTs-St- Stephens. 2: Government
Printing Once. l. Left on bascs-St. stephens :;
Government Printing Office. 4 First base balls
on Clark ]: OF Brown. 3; of Jowetf 2 Innings
pitched-By Brown. g. BY Jewett. l. Hits made-On
Brown. s; OF JeWett. /. STRUCK oHt-By Brown );
b. Clark. 4; by Jewett. + Two-base hits-Kins.
Noriarity. Iewett. Stolen bsses-Hughes Heinrich
81 King Buscher MOriarity Kerr Double plays
Buschcr to Heinrich to King ~ Hit By pitcher
By Brown, !. UmpiTe-sir Parsons. Time Of game
! hour aad % minutes.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New London-spTing6eld 8; New London. O.
At NorWich-NorEich 2. Hartford l.
At Waterbury WATERBURY 8: Bridgeport, ;
At Holyoke- Holyoke. s, New Haven, .
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sBatcd for 3fcGlyrp In ninth inning

ST. Louis..........,............o0 0 oolO O-l
New HcFk.....-.-..............l ! ~
First base by eTrors-New YORK. Z: 81. Lglis. l.
Left on basas-New York, g; St. Lolis, %, First
base ca balls-Of AIHes. 3; of Fromne I oa Ne
Glyaa l. Hits made-Of Fr0mme. 6 iin tgo ia
ui1ssl; OF AIcGbun, Gn six innings. Struck out
By Anes Z, by FrOmme I; by Mc,ilJnn. q Three
base hIt-BOWersan. Sacrifice hit-seyu-our Stolen
bascs-CcrcJrn Dahlen Lush. Double u'ay-Mar-
shall % Byus. Hit b. pitcheT-By Amcs. o Wild
pitches-Amcs. Fromme. Passed balls-MarshaU
UmIires-1Iessrs- Johnstone and Klein Time OF
game hours and ) minutes. At1eudanCe-25G
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Leit On 1ases-Br0okyn. ); Chicago, !. first base
on balls-Qf Scanlan T. Hits made-Of Pfeistcr. s
Tin Z innings Struck out-By seaman 4; by
Pfeister. 8: hy Brown. L ThTee-base hit-AiIaunan.
Sacrifice hit-Slagie Stolen base-Sheckard Double
play-Stointeldt TO Hoffman. Passed bsll-Moran.
Umpires-Aicssrs Emslie and Carpenter. Time OF
game-l hour and Is minutes. Attendancc-300
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
Brentwood Takes Lead In Race by
Defeating Bervvyn.
Special to The Washington Herald.


Brentwood, Nd, July 10 - Brentwood
took the lead in the Suburban League this
afternoon by defeating Berwyn 10 J.
Barnhardt allowed Berwyn only five scat
tered hits and famed seven batters.
At Laurel the home team and Hyatts-
vile played a tie game, the score being
8 to g.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Rhode IsInnd HIethOdfstS' Fatched-
up Team Lost TO Bethany.
sTANDING "a - TFAAfs-
To-days game-R. !. n, IS Waugh.

Bethany had little trouble downing
Rhode Island Methodist yesterday, the
score being s TO g.
Wolfe twirled for Warley's proteges
and held the Methodists 10 four hits.
Rhode Island had a patched-up team.
Crankto1 being unable TO play because
Of an injured knee. Clyde Richmond
made several sensational stops al the far
corner
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
PittsburE at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
sTANpINa OF TIE TEAMS.
PHILLIES TAKE THE LAST.
Pirates Lose in Ninth on Pass, Sac
rince, and IA single.

Philadelphia, July 10.-The Phillies won
the final game from P,ttsburg to-day in
the ninth inning on Knabe's pass, Titus
sacrifice, and Magees single to right
field Both Moran and Philippe pitched
very well, but the rhillies pr0fited by
the Deac0n's passes. Titus was hit in
the head by pitched ball in the first
inning. but played out the game. Score:
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To-day's game-Columbia Athletic Club IS Allan
tics. First and N streets northeast.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At LawTence-Yy oEeester. ;; LaWTence.
AZ Fan Rner-Hayerhiil 6; Fall River, l.
~ Brockton-Lowell, 5; BIoekt0n. 4
Az New Bedford-Lyun, ); New Bedford. L
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Earned runs-R- J. ", Left on bases-Bsthany
70; r l. N First base or balls-On Wolfe l,
OF Symonoske 6. struck ouf-By Wolfe. 3; by
Svmoncskie. 5. Home r1r-Beooks- Three-b2se
Two-base hit-Rider. Sacrifice hits
lie Mot Shedd. Wood Stolen haseS-Shedd Wolfe
King BucSley. Double ulay-Shedd To BallnEer
HIT by pitcher-By SymoDoskie !. Passed bails-s
Souder O. UmpTe-3lF. E0fu2a. Time Of game
! hour and IS minutes.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
cents and Beat Them to 4.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
To-day's Trinity vs.. St Peters.

Luck favored the ST. Dominics yes
teTday afternoon at Olympic Park, and
they won an eight-inning battle from the
ST. Vincent's outfit, to l.
The batting Of Turner, MCGEE, and Ris-
ton, and the playing Of Mullln at short
for the winners, were the features
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures. 3; Buffalo, ).
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas CITY. 5; Columbus. 2.
AZ s. paul-Toledo 6: ST Paul. l.
AT iHncap0lis-L0uisTille. 8 Minneapolis, !.
At Observation-Disclosures. g. Indianapolis, ).
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MAPS In EVEN BREAK
Pilgrims Take First, but Are
Shut Cut i'll Second.
ONLY TWO HITS OFF WINTERS

For the Second Time This Year
Boston Tsvirier Holds Cleveland
LSOsvn-Ferris' Home Bun, with Two
On Bases, Decides the First Game.
Young and Joss in Battle Royal.
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Teiay's -Blodmlpgdlle IS CongFesslolals. At
9icDeritts Geld
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-Batted for Hess in third

First base bv euors-CleYelaud 2, Left ca bases
-Ceyrlaud 8; Boston. T. First base balls-On
Young j. Struck Guilty. joss. 4; by Young. g.
Two-base hir-Feris. Sacrifice hits-Bmdley. nT-
nor o. Hinchmau. Liable. Ferris. Stolen bases
TuneI. Umpircs-Messrs. OL0ughlin and Evans.
Time Of game-l hour and $ minutes. Attendance
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At AugJsta-Augssta, j. Charleston, q
A. Macon-Columbia t. Macon. ?
At Jacksonvillc-Sa 2 Jacksonville. :.
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Totals 49,. Us u : Totals $500.
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Roanoke Is the victor.


optllaI % TIC washington Herald.
Roanoke Va. July 10.-Roaneke won a
heavy hitting game from Portsmouth by
hitting when hits meant runs. Roanoke
used three pitchers. Coles clean single,
with two men out in the eighth. won the
game for the locals. Score:
RH.E.
Roanoke 0 o o o2xE /
PoTtsmUuth........... 0 Q 0 0 4 0 Go II ;
Batteries-Willt. Flowers. AIorrisssy. and Cole;
RcYelc, Martin. and Sturdeyaut.
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BROOKLYN WINS FAST GAME.
Cubs shut Gut in Close
and Well Played Contest.

New York, July 9.-Alperman's three
Dagger and Casey's fly 10 slagle gave
the BTOoklyn's the only run scored IA to-
days game. Seaman was invulnerable
and the fielding on both sides was fast.
Score.
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First base On eTf0T-CLlc2g0 l. Lett On Dases-
Chicago. g. Double Dlays-Aiuphy to Da7is; Powers
10 Murphy Sacrifice hit-Nichois. Stolen bases
Walsh Collins. Bases ca balls-0H Plank, 8. Struck
eut-By Walsh, :; by Plank & Wild pitch-Walsh
Passed bah ~ Mcfarland. UmpiTe-1Ir. Sheridan.
Time Of game-I hour and IS minutes. Attendance
6Sei
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First base by errDrs-Si. Vincents. ); St Domi
mes. 3. Left on bases-St Yncents 5; ST Doni-
nic's, First Ease On balls-0a Merrill. i. Struck
0ug-By Merrill s; by Meisfer, s. Tso-base ATS
Mnllin. Risten. Stolen bases-sleister % MeGee
u. Rogers Jones. Spaulding allen %. Merrill
Double plays-Spaulding to Harfiss TO schTiTer.
Ristsn to Ryan. Hit by pifcber-By Melster. / by
Merrill 2. Passed ball-Mo.fitt. Umpue-afT. Joe
Mecann. Time Of camel hour and 3 minutes.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At wIllamspogt-w dliamsport, 5; Trenton, .
AT Ait00na-Alt00na. 70, York. ],
At Harrisburg Harrisburg 8. Wilmington, 2
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Lynchburg Regains Lead.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, July 10-After having APP
parently lost the game this afternoon.
Lynchburg sent Pitcher John Fox to the
clubhouse, and won the game. to 3. and
regained the lead in the pennant race.
The locals made a strong bid for the re-
eovery Of lost ground in the eighth and
ninth innings. and it seemed in both in
nings as if they would succeed. Score:
RHE
Lynchburg. ........... 10000 Is 10
Norfolk 0 o 0 o-3 s 2
Batterios-CIne and Exams; Fox. Bcrtnm, and
Clefc.
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ATHLETICS TAKE CLOSE GAME.
Winning Run on HartzeTs Hit and
a safety by Davis in Eighth.

Chicago, July 10,-Philadelphia defeated
the Sox in a close and hard-fought battle.
The winning run was tabled in the
eighth on Hartzers hit. a sacrifice. ana
q swat by Davis. Score:
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somerset Takes Piedmont,s place.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Md. July 10-somerset has
been admitted TO the Western Pennsyl-
yaHia League, in place of Piedmont.
which is defunct. ". T. Malarkey. late
with Connellsyile. win manage someg-
set
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FAST TINE IN ORDER
Charles Edward Goes Mile in
1877 3-5 at Brighton.
COULD HAVE MADE NEW MARX

Had He Been Extended in the Least,
Three-year-oId Could Have Low
cred Record Of 1897 90, Which
Was Made by the Famous Hermis,
with 1873 Pound I'D, in 1904.
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at New Orleans Memphis. 3; New Orleans. O.
at Little Rock-Little Rock, 4; Shreveport, 0.
At Atlanta Birmingham. T. Atlanta, 5.
At Monigonery-Mo Montgomery, 3; Nashville, Tor
feitedf
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GIANTS WIN FROM START.
Ames Has the Cardinals at His
Mercy Throughout Game.

New York, July l0.-The New Yorks
slugged the St. Louis pitchers to-day and
Won from the start. The Cardinals could
do nothing with Ames. Score;
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

philadelphia, =; Chicago, I.
Boston, >; Cleveland, o.
Cleveland, .; Boston, o.
Detroit, D; New York, 4.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Lincoln Omaha. 6: Lincoln. :
~ Sioux CIty-First game. Denver. ?: Sioux CITY.
Second game. Sioux CiCy. 6; Denver. l.
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Strangers in Washington win find de-
sirable roon1ing and boarding houses ad-
gertised In The Herald.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Browns Erratic Pitching Cause of
Printers Defeat by ST. Stephens.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-days game-Columbia Athletic Club IS Allan
tics. First and N streets northeast.
Erratic pitching by Brown, and bunch
ing OF hits by st. Stephens Institute,
served to defeat the Government Printing
Office yesterday, By 10 10 3.
The Pressnien had a shut-out staring
them in the face until Manager Forden
by his strenuous coaching on third base.
chased three runs over the pan. Brown
weakened in the sixth and gave way to
Jewett Clark did the unique feat in the
second inning of assisting in three put
outs OF the first three men that faced
them.
The st. Stephens Institute people stated
that If Seattle beats its team on Friday
it would have 10 play foot ball The score:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
eaby Val Die At the Homo.

A four year old baby boy deserted
by its mother and with fits father un
known, died yesterday morning at
O'Clock at the Children's Home from
an attack Of the whooping cough TIL
baby WAS taken TO the Home a. month
|ago by a woman who said she was its
mother but who refused to give her
name. She said that she would call
for her child as soon as she could
make arrangements for its care She
has not been seen since by the Home :
matron. The funeral was held yesler-
day afternoon. interment being made
az Beech Grove cemetery. Brief but
appropriate services were conducted
by Rev. j. s Buchanan Of the Pres
byterian church.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
EXPENSIVE REPAIRS
Glass Front in "Rubby's Toeeery'
Badly DAMAGED and is Being
Restored.

Five If the big panes Of glass in the
front OF "Ruby's Toggery" were re-
placed yesterday by Alderman Fergu-
son. the contractor They were all
cracked at the upper ends Thee
measured 81 by 10 feet and are three
sixieenths Of an inch thick They
cost about SIS each How SO many
Of them%roke at once is explained In
different ways. The glass was held
in place by bolts which passed through
Il into the light invisible frame work
ofthe front. The h les through the
glass we're large enough and the
bolts we're encasel IN rubber washers 5.
50 as TO allow room for contraction
and expansion. But il is claimed that
from some cause this latitude for the
play OF temperatures was interfered
viii and the damage resulted.
The building belongs to the " +.
Halliday estate and they are having
the damage repaired II is one Of the
finest display frCnts in the city
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
Outinq on tho River.

Mrs. Albert + Staehle treated a
number 81 her friends 10 a joyous time
yesterday afternoon giving them a da,
lighttul oatine on the river on the
good steamer Three States. The al.
'fal was complimentary 70 Mrs. Leila
Evans OF Poplar BluH Me-. who IS
Mrs Stacales CUES Refreshments
were served on the boar The parry
Visited Wickine and Birds Point
Those present besides Mrs. Staehla
ana Ter guest were Mesdames Il O..
F'airo@ Frank P Aver Edwin HALT
day. Wilbur Thistlewood VIM. Gun
bingham, C 7 Terrell Alf T Haynes
John T Brown, 6 Kerth Leigh
wy an Leon Denison Hama Gentry
and Misses Daisy Hacker Lima Wool
ward Mahle and Beatrice I-ancas e.
Marie Haley Frances Farrow Le!a
nd Maud Hastings Eva Kerth- En-
Ieo Bonderant FL ra sehaitef, Bes
s.e Turner
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
Help for the City Clerk.

The need Of help in the city clerk i
office has long been felt in view OF
the great increase in work thare on
account Of The numerous meetings
ana long records necessary in con
neciion with public improvements
one month recently six council meet
ings We're held besides committee
meetings. The city clerk and comp
troller have been taxed to keep up
with the proceedings Miss Maggie
Hatcher has been engaged to aid in
writing mp the records
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
SOCIALANDP PERSONAL;


was that Of Miss Flora Winter 10 VIII
liam X. Book, which was performe
last night at the Cairo Bapusi churci
I BY the Rev r. G, 0hnm The cere
mony took place at S.l5 O'Clock. I'm
medlately after prayer meeting ser
vices The bridal party consisting Il
about 30 friends and relatives OF TIE
contracting parties arrived at the
church few moments previous 10 wit,
ness The marriage The bride locked
beautiful n an elaborate combination
lace grown. made over a sheer whltc
material she wore becoming pie
ure hai and carried hoquet OF Viii "
sweet peas Dcring the service MISS
Modena Woodward played the wed.
ding march
Following the ceremony the bridal
party returned TO The home OF az
Mayor Claude Winter. brother Of the
bride al Ninth ana Walnut stree
where an informal reception was held
The wedding was Ia he nature OF 4
pleasant surprise 10 the many ar
quaintances OF the happy couple, 40
having been made o
any but intimate friends previous to |
yesterday
The bride is a most estimable young
woman ana has large circle Of
friends in Cairo. Mr. Book is a valued
employee OF the Caim Brewing Com
2any, and is also well and most favor
ally known in Cairo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
HEALTHY PLANra
Require the Most Careful Attention a.
We'll ns Good Soil.

| Did you ever see a rosebush which,
despite the most benchcent environment
81 soil--of sunshine--and OF atmosphere
seemed never 70 achieve a healthy
growth,
a ton or manure will not help plant
hat has canker eating out its heart.
You must DESTROY the cause before YOU
AN remove the effect
you cannot cure Dandrufr and Bald
less by rubbing on hair lotions, and
clubbing In vaseIlne etc.
Won must look 10 the cause OF the
trouble--it's q germ at the roots OF
your hair which causes II TO fall out
Newhros Herpicide DESTROYS the germ.
ana healthy hair is the sure result
sold by leading druggists Send Iocs In
Nntroit Mich
Two sixes--5o cents and 800.
Paul g. Schulz e. Sons, Special Agents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
An A. raetive Resort.

Al Gilbert. proprietor Of the Brew
cry saloon has taken down the deco
rations which made ais place on
Washington avenue one of the most
Attractive of all the pretty buildings
during the Hustlers meet and has
used them in decorating the garden
q the rear Of the saloon. making II
one 81 the coolest and most attractive
resorts Of this Kind In the city. An
excellent orchestra furnishes music
there each evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27

The ladies' OF the Methodist Ell. S
ecisal church viii give social FIJI
day night az lie home Of Mrs B K
TbiStlewood Oh Eleventh street. The
ahair will be in the nature of an ex
Icellent musical recital the program
OF which follows
Piano Encourant- GODDARD Miss
Blanche This lewood.
Solo. Gondola Dreams; Miss Eva
Goldberg.
Piano, Playful Rondo-Greene
Miss Gladys Gibson
Solo. Sweet Thoughts Of Home
Edwa ds Miss Lima Woodward
Reading Selected, Miss Loyeiaee.
Solo. The Swallows-C Bingham,
Mrs, S. c. Bourque
Piano. On the Meadow ehner,
Miss Mabel Haines
Solo. al Love Thee Bonds th1
japanese Love Song Thomas, Mrs.
". L. Holt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
Died at Little Rock.

Henry Prueirt who was for some
years clerk at The Halliday in this
city. and later at the Isthruma at
Baton Rouge. with Ben Parker. died
few days ago at the Gleason Hotel
in Little Rock and the remains were
buried at Forrest City. Ark. He was
afflicted with tuberculosis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27
VIII Meet Toninht.

A meeting Of the directors OF the
Commercial club is called for tonight.
at which business OF importance will
be transacted. President Smith viii
announce the committees for the en-
suing year and will probably have
some reports OF general interest.