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The Washington times., 1907-11-10
CHEVY CHASE
MEN D0WNED
BY COLUMBIA

CheFy Chase Golf Club sent a deIeea-
ton OF Its best men 10 the Columbia
Golf Club 10 compete with that clubs
premier golf players yesterday after
noon and was defeated by z to s.
CHEVY Chases picked men were
Messrs. Fuller, A. Parker. r. D. DaIzaU
c Tuckerman, s. Prescott, c. Long. W.
Ham, c. Lotus, W. NJ. Grey. L. Iohr-
son, NJ. Oliphant, c. Fatally. Dalzar
McCammon, y. Thompson. n. lewis
Ialcott, A. Brittan. Ellis, and T. r.
Ciapp- The matches were scheduled for
team play, each man from the Chevy
chase Club 10 play a man from the Co
lumbla Club. Each match counted as
one point for the winning team. The
team winning the largest number OF
points 70 be the winner of the tourna-
ment.
Much rivalry has existed between the
two clubs since the defeat OF the Co
lumbia champ by a Chevy Chase man in
the recent Columbia open tournament
The playing was good on both sides
the scores being tied on the sixteenth
and eighteenth holes. A great disaD-
pointment 10 the Chevy Chase cohorts
was the defeat OF AIcCammon bv "
Hardin. Another man who failed 10
come MP to expectations was r. d. Dali
eel, who was depended upon TO take
his match from V. H Dun. A great
surprise was the defeat Of T. Plfnv Mo-
ram Columhia's crack golfer. by I.
Johnson.
The Washington times., 1907-11-10
CLOSE DECISION
FAVORS AGGIES
Maryland A. c. 10; Wash. Col, :.

CIiESTERTOWN. Md. Nov. g-V-ifh
only forty seconds to play AT the close
or the second half against washington
CoHege. Maryland Agricultural C,oiieg-
carried the ball over for touchdovyn
Sp 20 that time the score was Z f0
eacn side having scored a toucbdovT
ana faied at goal By a very ones
uonabie decision NJ A. c. was sIl6p-a.i
touchdown with three downs anT
ABOUT I'VE yards. Cooper charged rbs
aSnlngton College line which heId
Monty The referee blew his whistle
and ~ the opinion Of many. the hsIi
vas squeezed over after the signal for
ne play 10 stop, but the point was
allowed. and N. A. c. won the game
10 TO ;. ei-ii9'
me Two teams were equally matched
NJ a G advanced the bah Tar enol1ob
70 make its last touchdown nv Sor7,s
DLllIlanI runs around ". Cfs left e0F
washington College scored on a To-
ward pass by Wilson 10 Turner. which
advanced the ball few inches OF ne
gOaI line, and Maddox carried n over
with one plunge
NJ. A. C.'S first touchdown was n,ada
IN about hve minutes of play. which
seemed 10 augu- an easy victory. RUf
lpe speed shown in the first ten min
uteS or play soon Stacked. and II -
nip and tuck TO the end.
The Hne-I.p:
The Washington times., 1907-11-10
YORK BASKETBALL
DOWNS BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Md, Nov s-The YORK
basketball team defeated Nthe five of
the Central Y NJ G. A. - 70 is tonigh5
IN the opening contest OF the ri-cIty
league
and the CutcOme WAS i'm doubt until tbs
final whistle was sounded. York played
strong ia the first half The visitors
teamwork was good and their passing of
a high oroer. They played a steady game
local players,
Tho Tus--lrDt
The Washington times., 1907-11-10
Fat Men Have Clean
Record Of Victories
In District League
Strengthened Team Wins Nine Straight -Saengers,
OrientaS, and Casinos Evenly Matched
Simmonds Leads IndivdualS-Two
Scores of OIL
Scores of 621

After three weeks of bowling in the
old pioneer league, the Fat Men. with
their strengthened team. seem to be
the best in the District Bowling League.
having clean slate with nine victories.
Field. the leader in the Departmental
League, and Krauss. last years cham
pion of the District League, the two
new mer on the team. are in good form,
the former leading the team IN average.
Saengers, Orientals, and Casinos,
seemed To be evenly matched. each hay
ing won i've and lost four games. The
Casinos, however, have shown strongest
as all three of their sets have been
bowled on their opponents alleys
Simmonds, with one set of SIS, leads
the league in average, with Cooper sec
The Washington times., 1907-11-10

Goals from field-MOrrison, g. Barnes.
=, Rouke. ,. DempW0lL /, Frey. g, Hen
dersOn. p kreiger. .. Goals from foul
Barnes. 8. Referee-FiersC Time OF
halVes-S0 minutes.
The Washington times., 1907-11-10
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
AVERAGES STRONG
EVans-Wilkins Company
Lead DuCkpin
BOWlerS.

Evans, Williams and Company, and
3. Rich's Sons are TIED for first place
IN the Commercial Duekpin, with the
strong percentage of S33.
The Union Central Life Insurance
team is third, being nearly 20 points
behind the leaders but its work in
the past week puts the Insurance team
in class with the leaders.
Schmidt of the Evans, Wilkins Com
pany, is the Individual leader. with
Michaud, of Richs, two points behind
him. All the averages have taken a
boost and some high-class rolling is
being seen in the Duckpiu league.
The highest Individual average on
each team is:
The Washington times., 1907-11-10
Team Standing.

ond. Barclay and Cooper have each
rolled a set OF GIL
Following are the figures.
The Washington times., 1907-11-10
George Washington Sdn Insists.

Manager Wilson replied for George
Washington that he thought the
Georgetown Interpretation OF the writ
ten contract was All TO the bad. ana
again drew attention 20 the divers WAYS
IL which Georgetown had openly &C
knowledged that II expected to play
George Washington on THANKSGIVING
He wound up b. saying George Wash
inston would take UP the ultHnatum 10
have tho game on some other date and
would let Georgetown know shortly
Here's the very note. This IS what lie
wrote:
Washington, y. C.. Nov. 9. 1907.
EdWard Fitzgerald, jr., manager q. L..
Washington. j. G.
Dear SIR L have your letter Of yestes--
day cOncedinE that the arrangerfeut
made by the managers Of our football
teams in 1891 called for a game char
year on Thanksgiving Day. but contest
ing that she arrangement made then
included any implication that the game
Tor the succeeding year should be like
wise played on Thanksgiving Day
despite the written and cnntractual
stipulation that the details of the game
The Washington times., 1907-11-10
And There 1t Rests.

Seeing that the TWO Institutions were
as FAR apart as ever. and believing he
was 0E the. right side of question
which is OF very general interest TO the
followers Of all forms of sport ga the
District Of Columbia, Manager Ball
then decided TO publish the entire COR
respOndence and leave T. 20 the public
TO decide who was 10 blame if the
greatly anticipated Thanksgiving Day
football game between the local rivals
did not take place
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
CH|NAM[N AND
JAPS BUY GUNS
IN VANCOUVER, 3. c.--MORE
ANTlAsIATic RIoTlNo IS
EXPECTED.
CALLING OUT MILITIA
lapsnese Ambassador at London ASK
Ell to Ta.e Up Matter With
ns.ltish Governmert--2G0
Special Police.

Vance uvsr, p. Ct, Sept. 9.-There H
renewed apprehension cf further al.i
Asiatic ricting here and al this nom
Ting Japanese and Chinese crowded
lie local gun shops to buy fire arms
and ammunition They declare they
will defend their lives and property.
In case the Oriental quarter Is again
attacked 1t Is feared there will be
bloodshed, for the Japanese and Chi
Nose are thoroughly aroused and CON
ynced that the police are powerless
to protect them, All employed In the
Dominion service and In mills have
quit work and have taken refuge IN
the section occupied by their country
men. Two hundred special policemen
We're sworn In today and there Is talk
Of calling out the militia Baron lshii
is reported to have eabled report of
the riot to Ambassador kemura III
London with q request that the take
the mater up with the British gov
ernment. kilograms have also been
sant to the Japanese Consul Moss at
Montreal who will lay the matter be-
fere Sir Wilfred Laulfer, the pre-
mie'.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
MANY VETERANS
At SARATOGA
SOCIAL EVENTS ARE
PLANNED FOR VISITORS
LIVELY RIVALRY FOR OFFICE
OF coMMANDER-lN-cHlEF.

Saratoga, n. Y, Sept. 9,-Veterans
and other visitors by the thousands
are here r. attend the forty-1rst an
nual cncamrment Of the Grand Army
of the Republic. which is to continue
through the week. Despite the fact
that the soldiers are SO rapidly lessc n
ing in numbers the encampm
promises 70 be largely attended and
ono If tln most successful ever hcil
Tie ola soldiers received enthusiastic
welcomes fron their local comrades
AVID tie reception committees on
passing through the depot gates and
Nh are loud in their praise of the
omrle preparations made for their en-
tertainment.
Various state headquarters were
opened today in the hotels and nu-
merous reunions and receptions were
held. The social events planned for
the visitors are many and elaborate
Tho political ASPECT of the encamp.
ment has been enliyened by the ar
rival cf several ot the candidates fer
aomman1er.in chief The loading can
ai1ate appears to be Patrick Coney
cf Kansas and Gen. Charles G.. Bur
ton 0f Missouri Two others who are
nafe or less prominently
in connection with the honor are
Cen VI T. Wilder NJ Tennessee and
Chester Burrows Of New Jersey.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
AUTO CONTEST
PROVES FATAL
one MAN DEAD AND TWO 9TH
ERs SERIOUSLY INJURED lN
PlTTsRuRG.
IN TRYING TO SpLtD
A Mile a Minute One Car Runs Into
Wrecked Machine at Road Side
Drivers Spine
injured.

Pittsbnrg, Pa, Sept. a.-Ona man II
dsad and two others more or less h N
ionsly injured as q result CT two az.
eidents at the series cf automoiile
races held here today The dead man
Is Rex M. Rainersten, aged 81 pres
ident Ct the Automobile Repair Gem.
pany CT this city. who died Of frac
tEred skull while being taken to thu
hospital. Walter Christy aged 20.
If New York City, who was one of
tlAo drivers In the Vanderbilt cup
races at Long Island fractured his
right arm. Clarence Dastion. me
chanic for Rainersten, received spinal
injuries that are serious. Rainerstens
car turned over after an explosion of
d tire. The car was left at the edge
cf the track. Order was restored and
Christy tried to make d record for a
mile minute ia new 40 horse
power machine Going at speel
that could hardly be estimated, he ram
too fat ett and struck The wrecked
car aud was buried under bis owsl
A policeman guarding the
first wreck was also hurt BY fiying
steel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
BROKEN WRIST
DEFEATS BRITT
CANS BLOCKS SWING TO BODY
IN MIDDLE or FOURTH
ROUND.
WINNING LIGHT WIGHT


( San Francisco, Sept. "a 1T
swing to the body, cleyerly blocked
bv Joe Cans. cost Jimmy Britt any
Iehanca he might have had to win the
iliGhtwei@ht championship of the world
to-day and brought to a close five
Ireunds of fast fighting witnessed by
la crowd Of 14,000 at Recreation Park
The blow caught by Cans on his
elbow was struck in the middle Of tho
fourth round II broke Rritt's wrist
and though ha went ou again in the
fifth round he was helpless both on
the offense and defense. 1t was not
until this round that he informed his
seconds Of the mishap.
What's the use Of my going on?
can't fight | am helpless he said
to Liz kreling and Captain Of P0-
lice Gleason was notified at the ring
side and stopped the fight. Referee
Walsh gave the decision to Cans The
fght was slugging match while it
lasted but it was evident that Britt
had no chance tn win from the negro.
Fer the FIRST time in his life he was
Ngtmatchel. Britt's lack Of GOODNESS
was partly responsible for the mise~
able ending Of the fight. Doctors sail
the ulna bone was broken and their
decision silenced any claim of a
fake"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
f THE PEOPLE
DESIRE TEDDY
HE WILL RUN AGAIN, SAYS LONG,
WoRTH-oTHERW THERE
is NOTHING DOING" He
SAYS.

Honolulu. Sept. 9.-Congressman
and Mrs. Longworth left here today
for San Francisco on the Korea They
we're given an ovation as they ascend
ed the gangplank and there were
cheers fro hundreds of friends. They
are due in San Francisco Thursday
4iternoCn. Congressman Longworth,
speaking 70 a reporter. sald
Presilsnt Roosevelt will not he
cous candidate fer renomination
rpl,ys thc entire country demands e.
ic has firmly made up his mind to
rtick to this corrse and only a more
vidosrraad demand for him to accent
~, nomination will a'ter his determ-
alton"
Dinners and receptions as well as
a number Of automobile trips about
the country were given the Long
wcrths. Accompanied by A. l. C.
Atkinson, former secretary of the
treasury. Mr. and Mrs. I,ongworth
assembled the Maui Mountain of
IIaleakala. House Of the Rising Sun"
whore they carnped for a night at the
brink ~ the largest extinct crater in
iae world II is bitter cold on the
Iialeaksia summit. but members of
the party managed to enjoy them
selves with huge fire.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
KILLED ON EVE
OF MARRIAGE
BY STROKE OF LIGHTNING =
YOUNG FARMER FOUND DEAD
IN TIMeEREp HILLS OF AR
KANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark, Sept. 9.-Because
Edward Barnes, 21 years old. did not
anpear at the time set for his wed
ding. today. a tnessenger detailed to
ascertain the reason for his absence
found Barnes body in wagon.
where he had been killed by lightning
while hauling lumber in the hills near
Briggsville. Ark.
Besides Barnes lay a 13-year-old
hoy. who had been assisting him in
tiz iabnrs The team Of horses was
Killed i'm the harness.
After locating Barnes. the messen-
ger returned to a village to notify
those awaiting the nuptials. When
the party reached the scene Of the
,-o~-e farmers death the boy he,pe~
was bsdinz over Barnes and beggins
him te awaken.
Although rendered unconscious for
sixteen hours BY the bolt of lighting
the bey had no recollection OF the
storm. He said that he believer that
both Barnes and himself had fallea
asleep.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
ROBBERS BURN
COUPLES FEET
WEALTHY ILLiNcIsAN TELLS
WHERE CASH nc HIDDEN
WHEN TORTURED.
MASKED MEN SEARCHED
by Pretending to Bear Message
II One Man Arrested On
Suspicion.

VI Springfield, Ill., Sept 9.--Bound
and gagged BY masked robbers, who
tdemandel their money, Mr. and Mr..
Marren Mundy. one or the wea.thieSt
couples In Logan county, were com
PEELED to lie In their home for fvs
hours last night while the men search
led Tor yaluables AS final resort
to compel Mrndy to diyulge the place
where the ccin was hidden the BIZ.
glars applied lighted matches III his
and his wifes feet
| Sheriff Divine tonight arrested All
illAehr Of Lincoln, on suspicion
Mr and Mrs. alundy are both m1re
than 90 years old. They we're awais
ened shortly after 10 o'clock last night
BY three men, who Informed them
that their daughter was seriously LII
al her home some distance away.
They were requested to dress and en.
tar d cub 10 take them 10 their daneh
ters bedside
When the MASKED men we're ait
mitted u the residence they drew re
volvers and ordering the couple not
10 give an alarm They declared taaF
they wanted money and instant
brought forth ropes, with which thav
hound the aged man and his wife. iii
an instant gags were applied and the
search for valuables was commenced.
One Of the men demanded til knos
where the money was hidden and us,
being informed that there Was only
d small amount Id the house, he AMI
his companion proceeded to fngtllaa
the couple To compel them ID eive til
information
4 aaIitfs ssera rilssl ssrs,asssfl
Mnndy's feet and Il nisttnli sI
piled. The nan prevented AIlsnsly frcns
breathing freely AMI, oti Ii proiiijsa
that II would he released, hs toll
whore $3.50 was hiiilea. This Was
obtained BY the robbers and they
again made q demand for larger
Matches were applied to MnuslNs
feet and when he insisted that aGi the
cash had been obtained the rshbsrs
desisted from the fortune ami ran.
sacked the house. They went from
cellar to garret, spending ave hours
In tho search.
A bloodhound arrived from Deeasns
loday and took UP the trail going to
4 spot some distance from the Munds
where the men are believed
o have entered a buggy. Later the
log went to the home Of Albert Wehr
Who was arrested, Weir declares he
'an prove an alibi.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
INTERNATIONAL
PEACE MEETING
OPENS IN .uNlCH--kME RIcAN
PEACE SOCIETY LARGELY
REPREsENTEp-mEETiNG TO
CONTINUE FIVE DAYS.

Munich, Sept 9-The sixteenth In
ternaticnal Peace Congress, a gather
ing Of peace advocates from the
world over. formally opened today.
Nearly q thousand delegates are now
H. the city prepared to take part in
the various meetings which will con-
tinue for FIVE days. Among them are
representatives from many of the
great nations who have been cen
spicuous in the peace movement ever
since the first conference al The
fiagre
The American Peaee Secietg is
rslsresented hy large and Influential
delegation and its representatives are
expected to have a promiasnt pa
ir the proceedings. Included IN the
AH,eriean delegation are Or Besis-
min ? frueblood. Rev James l. Tr
roH and Mr.. aud Mrs. Fdaia D Mead.
cf Beston- Miss Alice jones Of New
York CitE, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ssie-
pen OF Seattle. and pr. SyixesteT F.
seoTei former President OF WEBSTER
UaisersitT. Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
EUROPE FACES
INDIAN PLAGUE
FORMERLY CONFINED TO MA
TivEs IT HAS APPEARED
AMONG BRITISH.
KILLS TEN THOUSAND
In One Week--Rains Are a Blessing
Calcutta Native Newspapers Be-
rate EngIsh--T Treason
Charge For Editors.


Simla. India, Sept 9-To get tn
death rate from the bubonic plagu
alone below 10000 weekly is the am
hition Of the British rulers Of Indit
just now.
Formerly the plague was conflne'
to the native population. Its appear
ance among the British and othe
Europeans in India, civil and military
has caused alarm lest it spread L
Eaappc
1'a aacennata the prevailing misery
IL Was feared that the nlonso0ns
would fall this season. What that
would mean to millions, only thcs,
who have seen a famine In India car
realize. 1t Is the saddest picture the
world can offer. But the monsoons
have come, though late and now the
country is being drenched with vel
come rain.
TO the resident of the plains 81
India the rains are doIbiy welcome,
fer they bring to close the enervat.
ing summer, cooling the scorching
breezes which had bitten into his skin
like the blasts of roaring furnaces,
and laying the dust, which at certain
places makes life well night unbear-
able. The season Immediately fol-
lowing the rains Is unhealthy in ma
lafious districts. but 1t is soon fol
lowed by the cool season-the win
ter III more favored climes.
1t is well for Indias government
that the rains have come, for it need
ed but poverty among the ryots and
poor, town classes to make active the
seeds Of sedition carefully planted
by engall agitators and now lying dor
mant la the breasts of millions
Meanwhile, the government takes
every opportunity to suppress the Sc
ditious campaign, and the raiding Of
newspaper offices Is becoming as fire
quent as 1t has recently been In Rus
sia. Calcutta, naturally, Is the center
Of sedition, and here newspapers,
often consisting of a single cheet,
foolscap size, but containing the most
virulent abuse of everything British
in vernacular easily understood by
the most ignorant peoples, are pub
lished and disseminated freely in the
disaffected areas of Eastern Bengal
and Assam. Their editors are main
ly students, and number of them are
now awaiting trial for treasonable
ofienses.
In strange contrast to the speedy
deportation, without trial, of the prin
cipal agitators in the recent Rawal
Pindi disturbances, is the laws delay
in dealing with some of the prison
ers arrested in connection with the
affair. Witnesses innumerable are
being examined for the prosecution
and defense. and the trials promise
to hang IN indefinitely.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
MANY SUITS FILED
Because Of Nation Wreck-Judqe
Srosscun to Be Made Per-
sonaI Defendant.

Mattoon. ILL.,, Sept 9.-Damage suits
aggregating $500 600 viii be fled
lraiust the Central TllinDis Tfacticn
company next week as a result of the
wreck near here Augrst 2a in which
seventeen persons we're killed and
nearly sixty injured One suit has
been filed and thirty petitions are
ready - Gle 10 fewer than seventy
Bye suits viii ba instituted. Judge
FeteF s t+rcssCssH sf the gTaitef
states circuit court at Chica-o. who
Il one ef the largest shareholder in
#he cdapany. vii be sued personally
n earh case. g 3. Armeutreut iha
eighteenth victim Of the wreck. die i
last night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
MAYORS MEETING
Illinois Mayors Association Opens
Three Days Session in Blooming
ton-Msny Present.

Bloomington H.. Sept. 9.-The an
uual meeting of the state Mayors as
soeiation began here today with an at
tendance CT the executives OF many
II the leading cities OF Illinois The
association will be in session three
days. during which tins city parks,
lighting street Improvements. nun
icipal accounting and 8 number ef eth
er subjects relating 10 the beftermeHt
u municipal conditions AMI the maa-
a-seest Ct city affairs wit be dis
sassed. Governor DeHeen has been
ilrifei r. address the mayors on the
sabject ef deep waterways
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
PLAYERS
VIII Participate In "5owier's Day.
Athletic Games at Gin
cinnati.

Cincinnati. Sent .. Fifty vel
known baseball players representing
seven baseball leagues will compete
in the athletic events at league park
tomorrow, the occasion being Bowl
ers Day. and the proceeds of such
are to go to the Bowler's National
Tournament. Long distance throw
ing base running and other events
are on the card. All the seats at
League park, 10000 all told, We're sold
last week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
No NuLLNICA ION
Of Charter cf Rock Island in Missouri
Secretary Swanger Enjoined
By Judge Pollock.

Jefferson City Mo- Sept. ~Juaga
5Pdslceh al the United States court
.af Bt. Josaph today enJoined seGfs.
tary of State Swanger against aannll-
ing the charter of the Rock Island to
do business In Missouri The in
junction proceeding grows out Of Il
law prohibiting the company doing
business in the state from taking
cases from the state courts to the
federal court and which authorizes
the secretary of state to cancel the
license OF foreign corporations. The
hearing will be before Judge Pollock
lG.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
TRAIN WRECKED.

El Paso, Tex. Sept 9-Rock Is.
land train No 4, bound for Chicago.
which left here at s o'clock last mghf.
was wrecked at Escandida, N. NJ. Gt
miles north OF here Six cars OF the
train were thrown off the track AMI
turned over. The wreck was caused
by broken brake beam falling on IT,
track. All the passengers were slight
~ Injured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
TIE SLIDE FOR DEATH
Nas Almost Reality. the Performer
Rsceivina Injuries Which
May Prove Fatal

East St Louis I'LL Sept 9-Her-
isrrt THOMPSON. 22 wears old. in irting
80 DO obs sg1a for 7eath" today at
Ceatrsi rsts f.I thirty feet from a
8 7aef rots willie thousands looFed on
srstaina.e Injuries that uaF make his
lit- mites faaf uo m7saoufr. Many
ssman faint-f His nose was broken
~ his risft arm fractured in two
raaces and be was internally Injured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
RAN ASHORE.

San Francisco. Sent. 9-The steam
a. Sea Gabriel which sailed from
Saa Pedro har yesterday IN ballast.
rsa ashore H9rth Of Point Reyes to-
asy in heaFy fog It is believed
the Fasi HiH be a tstal loss She
eas iu somHaed of Cart Green who
ereeel=i Caft noras Of the iIlfatei
Columbia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
DUEL I'M NINE

Buenos Ayres. Sept. 9-Deputy An
tonic pinero has been challenged by
Senior Benito Villaneuva, president Of
the senate to fight duel. Pinero in
the chamber made the charge that
the revolutions in the provinces were
fostered by certain senators, among
them the president of the senate. and
hence the challenge.