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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
De SOCIEDAD.

Los que CAslVeN. .-Delpu6s de permane.
Ger alg6n tempo ausente en- los Estados
Unidos habiendo CoRcurFido q la Expoai.
ci6n de jamestown, hs regreaado & San
Juan 81 seflor Juan r. Baiz, Cuyo Fepen.
tino visie fu6 motivado por la gravedad
de Bu distiDguida sefioEa madre. Esta se
encuentra muy mejor de Ia dolencia que
la aquej6.
Bien venido 81 estimable Compatriots.
PersOnaIes.-Ayer lleg5 & ests Oiudad,
hacienda 81 visjs en- autOm6vil desde Hu'
macao, el Lcdo. senior Miguel Bustelo.
Ha regresado de Coamo en- donde estuvO
una temporada, el LIDO. sefior jose e. FL.
gueTaU, seCEetario de la Corte de diGtrito de
San Juan.
ReysG de 0n cert6masn, ,-Kn 81 fitimo
visle del "Coamo" los passieros idearon
juegos de prendas , OtrOS pasatiempos
propios de gents cuIta que sabe divertirBe
matando 81 tempo de maneFR gTata. HUI
DO nm ceEt6men para donaF an premio de
bslIezR Bimpatfa 10 obtuvo, con indig
cutible justicia, nuestra gracioBfsima y
bella compatriota que ALI Tegresaba &
Puerto Rico. sefiorita Elisa VizcarTondo.
Esta noche-Debuts esta nochs On el
Teatro de San Juan Ia compsfifa de zar'
zueIa en- que aCtua como pTimera tiple la
sefora Blanca Matr6s. Be dan tres pie
zas de g6uerO chico 6gurando la primera
en- el cartel la ehispeants zarzuela ''EnBe-
fanza LibYe."
Tambi6n hay jarana on el Parque
Para todaB lac afciOnes hay, pues, esta
noche sitio dOnde cOncurrir.
EEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03

La Peruna no 10 cura tOdo, pero %
puede estar SECURE de que curara el cA-
tarro en- todas sus fases = estados.
Sigui6 Los Consoles Del Or. Har1n1an.
Sra. Lizzie Lohr, No. 1155 w. 18th St.,
Chicago, ILL.,, escribe como sigue:
"Con placer le escribo, porque se one
pueden haber otras Seforas que padez.
can de 10 que 70 padecfs. Ne sentfs tan
debil y gastada, que hasta para cocinar
tenfa que sentarme. Los Doctores Tno
querfan operar. Por fin escribf al Doc
tor Hartman, explicandole como esto-
ba de salud, y el me dijo como tsnfA que
tomar Ia Peruna. Seguf sus fngtrnccfos
mes, ahora estoy cuFada."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03

Un gran n6mero de Intermediates de
las cuales no Sc puede tratar publicamen-
te, algunas peculiares del sexo fe me-
nino y otras de ambos sexos, son deriva-
das del catarro de los 6rganos p6lvicos.
Tratamientos locales en- NADIA parecen
ser titles.
Algunos de los 6rganos est6n tan in
ternos que, no Sc puede llegar ellos.
La Peruna es un remedio internal,
sistematico.
Cura el catarro en- cualquier parte del
cuerpo humane.
Miles de casos de catarro pelvico han
s1do curados con Ell uso inferno de 1a
Peruna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
MuOrtes vIoIontas.

Aver tarde f4lleci6 violentamente en-
Ponce, el individuo Tomas Ramirez,
cauua de una caida qae sufriera de gran
altura de IN andamio en- trabajog de la
Central Fortuna"
Tsmbi6n aufri6 igual Buerte Medardo
MARTINEZ que cay6 de una ''palma" On la
hacienda '.EstFelIa.'
Los hechOB despu6S de practicsdas las
invest gaciones por Ia policla, resultan ca
suRIes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
EI AlmlrlRtO IapOnts OntrOga al EmpsradOr 10
mAgRifIOO FVgaIO.

El emperador recibi6 4 bordo del
"Hohenzollern" al almiranta iapou6s
Ijuin, acOmpafi&do de ga Estado Mayor =
de los ccmandantas de los dos cruceros
nipones ''Tsukuba" ''Chitoa6."
81 almirante entreg6 al empeRadoF un
bronco japor6s, de I'm metro de aIturM
POGO mas 8 menoU, que representa- IN
fguila sobrs una roca con las alas deB-
plegadRg.
Este bronco, de p6tina obscura, es de
una eiecuci6n admirable
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
R!ha On SantureU.

Anoche como como & las 8, frente ID
farmScia del senior Peraza, en- santurce,
ocurri6 una rifia entire Nicolas CotraY J
Pedro RI, con motive de no querer este
admitiF bromas del Cotrsy.
Este le agredi6 con una botalla, produ.
ci6ndole una herida en- Ia cabe3a.
AcudieFon embellishments los policial
SOltero Orta, restablecisndo 81 OTden y
arreatRndO al Cotray.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03

0s 8,sa sSse3s. s3ss6s Ps7ses I6ss sa ssssss s
ertos por mem branas mucosas.
Estas membranes estan como cnal-
quier otra membrane del cuerpo. suietas
catarro.
81 catarro en- cualquier parte puede
extenderse hacia Ia pelvis, y causar Ell
catarro pelvico.
Puede tambier provenir del exceso de
trabaJO, irritaciones, cualquiera otro
exceso.
Una veE que el catarro SO apodera de
Ia p6lvis, Ocasiona varios desarreglos.
conocidos por diferentes nombres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
LTNEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

IfinOEars0. de Bayana6n y Capi,
Ita glmultanOamOntO.
Dlas lNbCFablO- aGana g, 1905, 3 BG
as u.O0. TaEde 1915, 1,45, Els. A.B6s E.46
Y $780,.
Olaa fostiV0Es-4a6an0 8, 9se6r a.8Os S.A6
y 11.Oo TaEde 1915, 1.g0, $50, $50, 4.3O
SIS y $50.
BllloI0s baEAt0s para dias fostiVOG. De
UatnG0 BayamG1, ida y vlOlta N Glaso
DO-aS 81 ease 0-18. Do BAYnNn6R Ua!a1O
YvuolGa ~ OlasO &0-16, 81 Glaso eO.l0.
BtIlote ogdinARiO De Capital CataEo "a
Olaso Z ooutaVOS.
BAY6Mdl, 10 DO saptloEbEa DO 1863
@aHdl VaIaeg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03

Hotel "Helvatia" Cruz 27. Esplen.
dido Servicio, habitsciones frescas y como
das. B ms de ducha y una mass varia'
da J gelecta. Propietario, Pedro schira.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
TlsndIti.

ES digno de viuitsTse 81 nuevo local que
ocupa ''La Tendita", al ladO del ayunta-
mientO. Eat6 decoroEamente pintado este
bonito eHtablecimiento, 6oico en- IA clss,
que 80 dediCa la vents de efsctos Teligio
SOS en- Puerto Rico. Verdadegamente ha
cfa faIta una tienda de esta fndoIe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03

Agents wanted in San Juan and all parts
OF Porto Rico to sell wonderful, self shao-
pening, patented scissors and cutlery.
$103.50 made every month. v. E. Giebner,
Columbia, O., Sold % pairs in three hours,
made $18, you can dot 1t. We show how
Free outfit. Thomas Mfg. Co. Dayton
Ohio. n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03

En ssta imprenta % vende papel de pa.
Ei6dico visiO 6 -OOlOs 46 kiIoI (eE qurSn-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03

AbOrdo del "CoamO" lego procedente
de los Estadou Unidos el fAFmac6utico
Compatriota don Luis B. Vega.
Vsga eatuvo una temporada de tres me-
SoS ON Schenectady N. Y. al lado de uu
heEmano don Manuel M. Vegs, inteIigsn.
% StenogFapheF de Ia RCreditada casa de
los Ssfiores Tulfcrd Hanson y %.
KegFesa 81 pals con prcp6sitos de
tablecer una farmacia On Santurca monta.
da CON todOS los adeIantOs mOderuos.
lei Jefe de sanidad local, doctor &C.
mex BEioso, Citala & su despacho ( todos
los duefos do tahonag de ls ciudad, para
tratar acerCa de Ia cauSa que determine IN
mails Calidad del pan que hoy % consume
y adOPtSE Las medidaS que ID prudenCia
ROOn0ejs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03

VINO CORDIAL CREBRNa @
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td aboeIay
a nd ksEausn
aed6an
lee
n de lei
k d@ @
huaa
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toQ Qtid6 dfdu
1cuua
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d ComGva
havae
sA eksN
adaapaeer
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
FL Presidante
n X Marstoni.

- 1'55'o7- --'----.7o.
TENEDOR DE LIBRO8-Un ioven
gradusdo en- los EGtados Unidos con
vaEiOs sfios Dc prGCtita desea coIoCarse
como tsnedor de libros como asistsnte.
RefsEenCisH dc pRimeEa calidad. Para In.
toTmaa diEigirBe 81 apartadO n6msEo 1871.
eva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03


Carta de la Sta. Edith Reams, No. 726 North
Main St., Dayton, Ohio.
"Padecf por a1gdn tempo de los puImones y
otros padecimientos femfneos.
"cuandO Sc me recOnend6 "a Pernna va
habEa esfadO POr nneVe neSes bajO eI frafa-
n1ienf0 de un n7@dicO, y no habfa meIoradO
] nada.
"RecObre mi saIud, despues de haber
tornado doce frascOs de Peruna.
''Con placer recomiendo la Peruna cual-
quiera que padezca de 10 que 20 padecf."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
COMO euro LA PE-RU-NA EL CATARRO
PELVIC0 A DOS HERM0SAS DAMAS.
Dolor De Cabeza, Dolor De Espalda DebiIidad, sor
Sfntomas De Catarro Pelvico.
Recibi6 TrafamienfO M6dicO POr Un ARO--.
Restaur6 La SaIud Con La Pe-ru.na.

Sra. Sofia Calwel1, Apartado No s57, Nashville,
] Tenn, escribe como sigue:
{ "Despu6s de haber reeibido tratamfento medico
por un ao sin recibir avo alguno para leucorrea
la cual provino de la cafda del dtero, que POGO
POGO me privaba de mis- fuerzas vtales probe la Pc
runa, me llene de gozo satisfaction cuando en-
pece notar la mejorfa.
I "Pero, no tan solamente alivi6 me euro, en-
muy POGO tempo. Ahora gozo de la nejor salud
"Me sientO fHerte y HIRE de dolores y estoY
cOHlPlefanenfe Segura de que TODD eI0giO y honor
! Sc debe 4 Ia Peruna. -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
new ELECTRIC CHAIR
Installed in New Jersey State Peni-
tentiary-wiII Be Kept Busy
For Week or so.

Trenton. n. j.. Dec. 1.-The death
chair and ell other necessary ap
parstus has been installed at the
New Jersey state prison In accord
snce with the law substituting death
by electricity for hanging. Within
the next few weeks the prison an.
thorities will have ample opportunity
to become acquainted with the new
method of execution. for no less than
Ave murdcrers arc slated 10 pay the
death penalty. The execution of Pas
uUaic Delisee Is scheduled for this
week. Next week SaHerie GiaviaBni
ir to pay the penalty. and the week
following three murderers are sehei.
sied TO die IN the vsectrie chair with
in few hours Of one another. All
Of the electrecutions w1il be in charge
Of the same electrician vho for some
years past has performed similar ser
vicein the state prisons OF New York
aud Massachusetts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
FEDERAL POWER AS
AGAINST STATES

Washington. Dec. 2.-No case OF
more momcntous Importance has
come before the United States su
premec ourt in long time than the
so-callcd Minnesota contempt" test
case. which came up for hearing to
day. The case involves the question
of federal and state conflict over rail.
road regulation that in the recent
past has caused sensational clashes
nf judicial authority. notably In some
of the Southern states.
The question directly involved is
as to whether the United States cir
cult court exercised its jurisdiction
when it held Attorney General Young
of Minnesota in contempt for violat-
ing its Injunction against enforcing
the state law regulating commodity
rates. imposed fine of 800 and or
dered the attorney general into the
custody of the United States marshal
until the state suits he had begun
were dismissed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03

tive, but without simultaneous reform
lin the unsound practices, which, to SC
considerable an extent have governed
the affairs OF financial snstitutions,
currency reform VIII be Of little avail
Clearing House Certificates.
The one lesson, at least, which we
should learn from recent experience.
is that the issuing of clearing house
certificates in the different bank cen
ters, while no doubt 1t helped locally.
has also worked considerable harm.
1t has broken down domestic ex.
changes and has paralyzed to a large
extent the business Of the country
Far better, as has recently been semi
officially proposed that the govern
ment itself should become authorized
to issue In times Of great stress, legal
tender loan certificates through the
clearing houses, to the banks, upon
security, and with strin-
gent automatically acting provision
for quick redemption.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03

OF BOND BIDS
PROVES GREATER TASK THAN
WAS ANTICIPATED SAYS
coRTELYou.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
or Senate VIII Hold First Meeting
Today and Win Discuss Plan of
Action Regarding Cur
rency Legislation. s.

Washington. Dec. Alt Ii gener-
Iaily predicted by Republican senators
tnat Senator Knox of Pennsylvania.
win be appointed chairman Of the
committee on rules TO succeed
Spooner. who has retired.
A meeting of the Democratic sen
ators has been called for Wednesday
I to determine upon the chairman CT
the Democratic caucus to- succeed
blackburn. Ctllbcrson II favored for
tho position The selection viii carry
with II the leadership Of the minority
lin the senate.
The senate committee on finance
win hold us first meeting tomorrow
morning. There will be simply an ifi-
formal discussion and an endeavor to
arrive at some plan Of action AZ re-
CARDS currency legislation. Seccre-
tary Cortelyou win In a short time be
asked to furnish the committee
statement of recent doings OF the
treasury department regarding the
bond issues, aid extended to banks
aud other measures taken to alleviate
the panic difficulties. A sub-cominlf
Tee win be appointed to 90 over this
data aud submit It's findings TO The
ccmmIttee.
At four o'clock this afternoon Sec
retary cortelyou stated the ciasslflca-
hon OF the bids for the new Panama
canal bonds had proven greater
task than was anticipated. and II
would be impossible to make any
statement ~ regard to them until r.
m0rrow afternoon. when he hoped TO
be able teslnake a definite statement
W to the amounts and prices ~ b.
isaid VII x,ireassfnl hidaer~s
8 Esti,nates submitted bv the Etii~
lIian Canal commission for the fiscal
year Of 1903 aggregate $s3,iSs.i4s.
Appropriations for the. current fiscal
tear amounted to $27.16I.367.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
BRADLEY CASE
GOES TO JURY
DEFENSE PRESENTED ARGu.
MENT PLEADING INSANITY
BAKER ATTACKS THEORY
JUDGE CHARGES JURY
II Reasonable Doubt Remains Of De
fendant's Responsibility Same
Exists Of Guilt and Law i
Demands Asquittal. /

Washington, Dec. 3.---The case ol
Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley. charged with
1.-The murder Of former Senator Brown
was given to the jury at d:l1 this
afternoon. Mrs. Bradley was taken
back to her cell If.
Throughout the earlier part Of ths
day the attorneys for the defense
argued the case pleading insanity fol
the defendant at the time she shot
Prown. and when the court convened
after recess District Attorney Baker
cttacked the theory OF insanity and
arraigning the defendant In scathing
language, made the closing address.
Judge Powers argued that Brown
dominated Mrs. Bradley, that when
she sought to leave him, he pleaded
and begged her to remain and be true
to him. When IN burt of elo-
lnence he urged that those without
sin among you, cast the first stone Y
District Attorney Baker objected on
the ground that that was an improper
argument, brt the court wouk not
sustain the objection. a
Judge Stafford occupied SO minutes
IN charging the Jury. The charge.
among other things. set forth that a.
person Is mentally responsible In Law
when he Is capable OF understanding
The physical nature of his act (as for
the defendant, If found
guilty, must have been capable Of
that she was shooting
Brown OF understanding whether
the act Is right or wrong: and must
be capable Of controlling his action
anal "a choosing tive right and re. ]
fralilins from the wrong. Mental In
fniist be tile result of mental
disease. The law distinguishes
sharply between disease and mere
passion. III one said the court. |
is kindled BY rage. jealousy or re.
'enge. or any other passion. so be
or she) cannot understand what, lie
] doing. or that 1t Is wrong or can
lot resist his Impulse to crafty his
assion, 1t may reduce the grade OF
is offense. but does not constitute
insanity. The theory OF emotional /
insanity or irresistible impulse Is
tterly rejected by the law OF this
II there Is reasonable
oubt about the defendants responsi.
ility there Is reasonable doubt about
er guilt and the law declares she 7
hall be acquitted" "
At 10 O'Clock tonight word came
'om the jury that there was no pros
ects OF reaching verdict tonight.
ccordingly Judge Stafford ordered
he jury locked up until tomorrow
lornins.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
MICHIGAN BANK
WILL NOT Open
FOR BUSINESS TODAY-STATE
BANK CORNERSTONE HAS
ANNOUNCED.
THE PRIVATE BUSINESS
OF State Treasurer GIazier Has Been
Scrutinizcd--Detroit Bankers
Asked For a Receiver For
Glaxier Stove Company.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 2.--State Bank
Ing Commissioner Zimmerman ha
!announced that the Chelsea, Mich
tsafings bank, of which State Treas
;urer Frank p. Glazier is presiden
,and which has $6S4,000 state fund,
Ion deposit, will not open for busines,
Tomorrow and viii be taken in charg,
I; bye the banking commissioner
Attorney General Bird said tonight
]! that the state is protected by the
Estate treasurers bond OF s150,00o ant
| the banks bond of 100000, so that
| the state would not suffer any loss
unless the assets of the bank should
| fail to pay fifty cents on the dollar
which is considered altogether i'm
iprobable.
The announcement that the bank
will not open tomorrow came at the
close Of conference here today be-
9ween Governor Warner, Banking
Commissioner Zimmerman. Attorney
General Bird and representatives of
Eve Detroit banks,
II Is stated that the banking com.
missioner has been closely scrutiniz-
ing the affairs of the Chelsea Savings
bank for some time in connection
with the private business OF State
Treasurer Glazie, and that of the
alazier Stove company of Chelsea.
The impression was held that II
Glazier could pull the latter interests
through the bank would not neces-
,arily fall into difficulties.
4 The Detroit banks. however in to.
laws conference. announced the de-
7ision to petition for receiver for
The stove company in order to protect
s600.900 paper which
hey are reported to have been carry
iig for Glaxfer and tsse stove com.
,any This action on the part of the
,anks it was thought, would cause a
'un on Glaciers bank tomorrow, andl
he closing of the bank wac decided |
lpon. The bank is capitalized at |
Glazier is reported sick at |
lis home in Chelsea
OoftIUOI w dluCI lUulSlt Sdlu IL Il
sas probable the differences be.
ween the amount of Glaciers bonds
nd the amount of the state funds on
eposit with the Chelsea Savings
ank would be more than made up by
he amornt the state will be entitled
D receive on liquidation OF the bank;
o. as the matter now looks. the state
uffcrs no loss"
The Chelsea Stove Works has
'sued $5O0.9o0 preferred and $1,000
% common stock. Its buildings and
liant are valued at 100000 and the
chedule of assets submitted today
ives bills receivable 1000 Gross
arnings have been averaging $500.
DO year and the bankers regard the
.ove plant as a solvent Institution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
FOR RESTRICTION
OF IMMIGRATION
BILL PRESENTED Hy HAYES or
CALIFORNIA OPPOSED By
ROOSEVELT.
CALIFORNIA SENTIMENT
Against Japanese immigration Set
Forth in BIi---Republiean Sen.
ator- in Caucus An,oint
usuai Committees.

| Washington, Dec. 2.--Rcpub,ican
senators held caucus this afternoon
Senator Allison, as chairman OF the
caucus was authorized to appoint the
ierstomaiy committee. to make the
| various assignments Of senator's to
lcommittees. IT was announced that
I the committee known as the :'steer-
Ing" committee, whose duty It, Is to
determine the routine OF legislation
to be brought before the senate dur.
Ing the session viii be appointed
later. 1t Is customary to authorize
Allison to appoint this committee
also.
Representatives Cooper OF Wiscon
sin. and Lowering OF Massachusetts,.
saw the president together today an,f
on leaving the White House both
agreed that an effort will be made
at the present session OF congress to
lass Legislation authorizing the rail.
roads to arrange pools. Cooper said
that to compel the railroads to com
rete with each other and at the same
time have the government fix the
rate was contradictory and ridiculous.
His plan was to allow the railroads
t. pool and have government super
vision Of pooling agreements with an
ultimate appeal to the supreme court
Of the United States.
! President Roosevelt IL opposed tr
e bin restricting Oriental immigration
by Representative Hayes Of |
The provisions we're
\ Sadc known to the president today
bA Hayes and Kahn, Of California. |
reyond gaying that the president In, |
Heated bis opposition to the bill aud
also stating thai nc should neserthe.
less introdrce the biz and press II to |
he best of his ability Hayes declined |
o discuss the question. He said.
however. that the bill was In accord.
nee with sentiment In California
which had become universally OPP
'osed to Japanese immigration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
NOR KNOCKED
OUT BY BURNS
AMERICAN PUGLIST DEFEATS
ENcLiSHMAN IN SOMEWHAT
EXCITING CONTEST.
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP
Title Won BY Tommy Burns For
ayyweight--Gunncr Moir Had
No Chance From Start
Ended in Tenth Round.

London, Dec 2.--Tommy Burns o
America. knocked out Gunner Moir
of England in the tenth round to
might. Englishmen never had greater
i hopes of the ability of their rcprese en-
Itative to regain their lost honors ID
the boxing arena, and In the some
what exciting contest the American
champion had comparatively an easy
task In disposing OF Moir's prcten
sions and securing for himself the
title of heavyweight champion of the
world. After the fifth round Purn's
victory was certain and in the tenth
when the Gunner failed to rise to
the call OF time, aud literally cut to
pieces Burns left the ring with
scarcely a mark.
The work In the first round was
mostly at long range. the fighters
sparring warily. Finally Burns land,
cd two heavy blows on the Gunners
neck and ear, the second sending him
staggering to the ropes. while the
American himself escaped without
punishment. avoiding Moir's rushes
cleyerly The pace increased In the
second round, the men getting into
close quarters where Burns shovel
his superiority and did lot Of dam
age on Moir's body. ell received a
nasty jolt under the chin however,
which bror ght him up, but he soon
the iu-fighting. Moir clinched
fiercely and was cautioned
They fought at long range again IN
the third. Burns being to clever for
bis adversary Moil' had a slight ad
vantage In the fourth. Burns came
back a6sif hard In tho Hsths Gorcinx
The fight from the sotmd Of the bell.
He landed d right on the jaw and q
ong left swing cut Moir severely |
,ver the eye.
The sixth was all In favor Of the |
American. whose footwork completely |
,affled his opponent. In the seventh
Burns sent home terrific swing
fulcn Hldue an ugly SdSH VI Tue GuH-
ler's cheek. The Englishman clincbed
md when the round ended Moir
ooked like alb eaten man.
In the eighth, however, he rallied,
nut was fought all over the ring and
adly punished. Burns set upon him
In the following round,
terrific punishment The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
SINGER BUILDING
ATTRACTS ATTENTION

New York. Dec. 2.-Tbe throngs OF
visitors that come TO New York daily
are most interested in goin at once
tc see the new Singer building. the
giant sky scraper that has just been
completed on Broadway. Although
the structure is the highest in the
world next to the Eiffel Tower in
Paris. still It is disappointing as a
rule to those who stand In front of IL
and look up to the flag pole that sur.
mounts its dome. This is due to the
fact that the buildings all about It arc
SC tall that II doesn't show to its
best advantage. However. from a
vantage point like the Brooklyn
bridge II seems to tower above the
entire city
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-03
THE PUBLIC DEBT
Decreased Over Four Million Dollars
Curing Month Of November
Receipts Fell OF.

Washington. Dec 2.-The monthly
statement of the public debt shows
that at the close of business Novem
Der 80. the debt. less cash in the
treasury Is ss7f.f79sSs. decrease
for the month OF s4.7i6.794.
The monthly statement Of the gov.
ernment receipts and expenditures
shows that for November the total re.
ceipts were s4552s.3 1925. and expendi.
tures s42 ,s62.z0S: receipts fell OF
about sfo.0ooo0O and disbursements
s6,oe9,00o compared with November.
1906.