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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
NO CLUE Is FOUND
To Murder Of Two Women in New
York-Beieved to Have Been
Committed BY Same Person.

New York. July 30.-At a late hour
tonight no arrests had been made in
the cases Of the two women who
were strangled 70 death and whose
bodies we're discovered early today.
The detectives were unable TO find
any traces Of the murderers. The
woman who was found dead with a
necktie around her throat in the
beading house on Twenty second
street. has been identified under sew.
erai name. u now seems probable
that she is Mrs Sophia Kehrer. wife
% Jacob Kehrer. Of Buffalo. The
police found no clue to the identity Of
the BODY found in the area way in
East Ninetieih street It is believed
that the crimes wee committed by
tht same person. a. bota bodies we're
mu'ilated in the same manner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
QU|NQUf fNN|ALLY
OR SEPT[NN|ALLY
is THE QUESTION TO BE DE-
BATED BY THE PEACE CON.
FERENCE FOR IT'S FUTURE
SiTTiNGS.

The Hague. July 3a.-The British
delegation Is working on a proposit on
which may cause surprise. AS al
ready cabled the United States Ii
privately discussing with leading
titsn fpr Il periodical sitting of the CON,
ference, suggesting thar II should
meet quinquennially June 2. begin
ming In 1912.
The British delegation went ahead
of the Americans, having already
communicated TO a few delegates a
establishing that the con
ference should Sit eptennially, but
hat two years before the meeting,
Of Great Britain,
France, Germany the United States,
Russia, Italy, Austria and Japan
should meet to prepare a program.
Thus the conference will not longer
depend upon the will of the Russian
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
TROUBLE BAEW|NG
IN OLD IRELAND
SIX THOUSAND TROOPS CALLED
OUT WHEN POLICE REVOLT
DEMANDING MORE PAY ON
ACCOUNT or STRIKE.

! Belfast, July 50,-That the ant or
tiles view serl.usly tho situation
Iarisng from the strike Of the docI,
laborers for increased pay and shor;.
er hours, which have been aggrA.
Nased by revolt Of the police VIII,
are demanding more pay because If
the extra work the strike entails. IA
evidenced by The arrival here today
OF the First Battalion of Cameron
Maxim gun and detacll.
ment q cavalry Ii Is expected that
six thousand troops win be in Bel
fast within a few days. The nnmher3
Of emergency magistrates was In.
creased and additional police inspec-
tors are arriving. The strikers wera
active today and several dock cars
were overt fned
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
OH ORtPUBL|CAkS
ENDORSE TAT |
IN SPITE OF SENATOR FOR.
AkER's PRoTEsT-voTE WAS
IS TO 6.
REFUSE OLIVE BRANCH
offered BY Taft'o Supportero After
The vote--Foraker Says Action
Not BindIns--state conver.
ton Viii Speak.

( Columb s, Ohio July 80. The car
didacy Of Wm. H. Taft, secretary oi
war, for the Republican nomination
for president. was endorsed by the
Republican state committee today by
a vote OF 10 TO 6. The indorsement
carried with it declaration hat the
Republicans Of Ohi5 are opposed TO
,he elimination from public life Of
Senator Foraker and Dick"
Although beaten by decisive vote
the adherents of Foraker in the com
mittee refused to accept he Olive
Branch extended by Taft's supporters
and there was no e-,ort 10 make the
action of the co onmittee unanim us.
The Endorsement of Taft was vigor-
ously opposed by Foraker. who. upon
the eve Of the meeting openly voiced
his dissent to the proposition. The
semi senator controlled seven CT the
twenty-one members of the commit.
tee on all votes except upon resolu
ton A. w. Mcdonald. of the Six
teenth district broke from the For
aker forces on The final ballot When
the amendment opposing the "eIimiaa
ton cf Foraker and Dick was put toI
a vote, 1t was adopted by Il to 10, all
Foraker members, three radicals Taft
voting against II.
A. |. Vorys, manager of Taft's cam
paign, declared tonight that the ac
ton Of the committee was important
In that ! gave assurance to Other
states that Taft had the support OF his
party in Ohio and would be backed by
Inc delegation from this state in the
national Republican convention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
CHANCE WILL Be
GWEN STRIKERS
TO RESUME WORK AT MINES AND
ORE DOCKS ON APPOINT
MENT or COMMITTEE.
WILLING TO ARBITRATE
IS Announcement Made Ry Strikers
Labcr Leader Pctrieila Arrested
at Hlbbing for Carrying Con
cealed Weapons.

! Duluth MINI. July 30.-- While 1,
officials Of the Steel corporaiioa will
continue The coacilia Org attitude,
Ethns fa, maintained toward the stiik-
ing ore dock employees. Il is not le-
lieved that they will mold open TIE
opportunity 10 return to work mere
than p hours. The unqnesti9ned a-
sis for the statement hat d rerly
mas been drafted in answer to the Inst
communication Of the strikers am
rouncing their willingness TO go 10
work upon the appointment Of <om-
mittee of arbitration. This feply
will be delivered to the men tomor-
fow morning through mayor Cnllom.
II Is understood that the latter will
assert the willingness OF the company
to meet the employees individually or
as a committee but at the same time
pointing OUT hat arbitration does not
concern the maia issues.
The Associated Press Is in position
70 state that this letter win defini civ
close negotiation with the men on
the part Of lie United States StFet
coiperatinn ana should The men de.
cline 10 return to work the Steel cor
poration viii prepare 10 resume Work
with such labor as they can get II IA
understood from those In confidence
AZ the men that the latter will ~
turn, leaving an adjustment Of the
grievances to the fairness OF the off.
oials, The sentiment of the men who
ieep in touch with the conditions on
the range Is that as soon al the decks
are IN opera ion here the miners win
return to wo X.
Labor leaders. however, assert that
they can kaan tho. -dnf k ana mining
alfherain Dalnth VI Superior when 4
docks are reoneaed, nor on te
ranges The only incident on the
tange ont Of the ordinary toay ee
Cured his morning when Petrlella
the strike leader was arrested al His
bing on charge OF carrying
concealed weapons and was bound
over to the grand jury tic
September term in $1,000. Bail was
furnished by the officer OF
the Western Federation Of Miners,
Petriela claims that he wes carry
ing a revolver because he had $1,000
in cash in his pocket that he hal co..
lected from the local unions.
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WITH CHICAGO oFFlcERs-WAs
Ex-CONvicT BY STANDER
SHOT AND MAY NOT REcov-
Err FROM INJURIES.

Chicago, July 30.-William Wood,
negro and ex-convict, was killed to-
day by Police Sergeant Hertz. after
a fierce revolver fight in which Wood
and several other officers beside
Hertz participated. Henry A. Noyes,
a bystander was shot in the abdomen
by Woods.
Wood was discovered in the base
ment Of a bakery at 2S4S Archer
avenue. Officer F. ]. McComb was
sent to the place and when he de
manded the surrender of Wood. the
latter opened fire with a revolver.
McComb returned the fire and the
negro fed. Noyes was standing in
front Of his home, on South Sangl-
mon street. when Wood passed. The
bullet struck him in the abdomen
sought 10 climb the fence surrounding
he yards of the Peoples Gas Light
and Coze Company. at LOOMS and
Twenty-sixth street and vas on the
fence when Hertz fired. a bullet strik-
ing him in the back. causing instant
death. Noyes may not recover
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PROHIBITION FOR
GEORGIA STATE
ONLY PURE ALCOHOL MAY BE
WHoLEsALED AND RETAILED
LAW EFFECTIVE ON JAN
UARY 1ST.

Atlanta. Ca, July 30.-Tne Hard
man-C -COvingtoa prohibition bill passed
by the Georgia senate some days ago
was adopted BY the house this even
ing. l39 to 30 Two amendments
added by the house will necessitate
the bin going back to he senate for
concurrence. Of which there is little
doubt. Governor Hoke Smiths sigma
turs is practically pledged p7ohibi-
ton therefore becomes the law in
Georgia.
Amendments today permit the sale
OF pure alcohol by retail druggists on
the prescriptions Of reputable physi'
clans and viii allow wholesale drug
gists 10 carry pure alcohol in sock
for sale 70 retailers only. The bin pro
hibits the manufacture or keeping IN
any place Of business. for sale or Civ
ing away to induce business. any
liquor producing intoxiCatio-- The
law becomes effective January J.. 1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
RAIL ROADS IN
UNITED KINGDOM
REFUGE TO RECOGNIZE AMALcA.
MATED SOCIETY or RAILWAY
SERVANTS-EMPLOYES WANT
GRIEVANCES SETTLED.

London, July S0--Lord Claude John
Hamilton, chairman OF the Grsat
Eastern Railway; Henry Cosmo Ron.
So. cha.rma.s u Southwestern Rail
way, speaking al the annual meet.
ing OF their respective companies this
afternoon refused to recognize the
Amalgamated Society Of Railway Ser.
wants the executive committee af
which had demanded the right to rep
ressni railroad emp1 yes In an cs
fcrt to Sc tie grievances. The con
ference of delegates representing all
grades Of employees of every railroad
IN England and Wales he'd in Birm-
ingham last November a program
vas drawn up which included de.
nands for an eight hour day, i1cre1s
ed wages and recognition of the
Amalgamated Society. Last May at
4 series of demonstrations held
throughout the United Kingdom byl
railr ad employees. a resolution was
assed to call strike in August i'll
he men failed to get the concessions.
Both chairmen declared today that
hey were always ready to discuss
grievances with employees themselves |
tut declined 10 permit Interference /
" third parry. 1t is understood |
hat the managements of all railroads
II the United Kingdom have agreed
o refuse te recognize the Amalga
mated Society.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
FOUR MET DEATH
AND MANY HURT
IN WRECK OF TWO ILLINOIS CEN
TRAL FREIGHT TRAINS ON A
SIDE TRACK NEAR MILAN,
TENN,

Milan. Tenn, July 30.--Four per
sons were killed, another fatally in
Jred and 10 seriously hurt tonight,
when the boiler of the engine of an
Illinois Central freight train ex
ploded near mere. wrecking the train
as well as another freight on an ad.
joining siding The dead.
Engineer Maloney, Chicago; Robert
Henderson, fireman, Jackson, Tenn;
two tramps.
Fatally injured: A. p. Lynch
trainman. jackson, Tenn.
Both trains were burned. The
cause Of the explosion was not ascer
tained.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
FORAKER PROTESTS.

can state committRe this afternoon.
he gave out this statement: THE
b. mmittee has no more right to speak
on that subject for the Republicans
OF Ohio than any other twenty one Re.
publicans might have had. The act
tion Of the committee will not affect
my course. The next state conyea-
tion will have authority to speak AMI
by it's action it will be the duty OF
every good Republican to abide.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
POLICE CALL MEETING.

G rk. July 30,-The police of this
city are in full sympathy with the
Belfast force in demand for increased
pay. They have asked the permis-
sion of the inspector general to hold
a public meeting to discuss the griey.
anee. A circular 10 this effect was
sent to all police ations In Munster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
STORY Of POISON
IN MACIll CASE
SUBJECT OF coMENT-cHEMIsTs
REFUSE TO TALk-MIcc MA.
GILL COULD NOT BE FOUND
BY SUBPOENA OFFICERS.

Chicago. July 30.The report that
the physicians engaged in analyzing
the vital organs Of Mrs. Pet Magill,
who died mysteriously al Clinton,
May 81, reported that they had found
no trace of poison, could not be con-
firmed today. DR.. Adolph Gehrmann,
who has had charge of the work, de
clined to comment on the report be-
yond saying that ii did not come from
his office
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
Ask REMOVAL OF sHERlEF.

N'ashwauk MINI, July 30-County
Attorney Thwing Of Itasca county
end citizens wired the governor to-
night requesting him TO sustain the
actions of Sheriff Hoolhan whose re.
moval from office has been asked by
the Western Federation. the chief
grievance being that the red flag
taken from them today by the deputy
The situation Is critical There are
2O0 irresponsible strikers Tire conn
ty attorney suggests that the depu.
Ties be relieved by troops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
SECOND TRAGEDY
OEtPENS MYSTERY
IN CASE or YOUNG WOMAN WHO
COMMITTED SUICIDE SUNDAY
AT COLORADO SPRINGS.
MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF
Was Woman's Companion and Knew
OF Intimacy With Chicago People
Photographed coey Demand
ing That Re Do Right.

| Colorado Sprirg9, Colo, July 30
Amos r Rumbaueh, d tlose friend 81
! aura Matthew'S the young wonsr
who committed suicide near Broad
moor Sunday night afdea horror and
mystery 10 the gruesome case by
+ hooting himself through the head
! this afternoon. He is dying in hos.
pital
Rumbaugh committed the act in a
room at the Alta Vista Hotel When
the shot was fled is not known. as
the deed was discovered only when
tho Officers went to his room to ascer-
tan why he lad not responded to the
subpoena to attend the coroner's in
quest over Miss Matthews body
That the act of Rumbaugh was the
direct result of the death of Miss Mst-
thews is not doubted He was to have
appeared this afternoon as a witness
at the inquest. Rumbaugh claimed
10 be but a chance acquaintance Of
he girl, but II developed that he
knew her in Chicago, and also knew
G. A. Coev. the wealthy Chicagoan,
and Dir II. A. Thomas, of ''10l Ranch"
He was frequently a member OF par
ties al which Miss Matthews and the
men referred to were present
Rumbaugh az companiei Miss Green
ard the muse to the livery stable
about o'clock Monday morning to
see If tie actress horse had been re-
turned vt was he who sent the tela-
giam to Coey demanding that the lat.
ter do the right thing by the girl, .
ana 1t was with him that Miss Mat.
news left the le ter in which she en-
closed another letter to Coey.
The officers have not yet had time
o examine Rumbangh's effects, and
did not destroy the letters
/ Is believed they will show the facts
hat may entangie many persons OF
The telegram sent by
to Coey, taken in the light
II his action, has more meaning now.
I. was as follows.
Laura committed suicide on ac-
count of you. Letters left behind, |
Send $500 at once for expenses"
Rumbaugh was about 2S years of
ige. He is said to be the son of
wealthy Washington, d. c., family.
\ service medal of honor shows that
&c served with distinction in the
Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry in the
Notes Explain Nothing.
Rumbaugh's death is expected
hourly
Two brief notes fail to explain his
lct One note addressed ITO whom
t may concern" reads as follows;
ship my body to Mrs. ]. II. Rum
1augh. Mount Pleasant, Pa, West
noreland county. Notify the Travel
ers' insurance company of Hartford,
Conn, and the Fraternal Order OF !
Eagles of Seottdale. Pa.
AMOS r. RUMBAUGH."
A second note was addressed to his
mother. Mrs. ]. H. Rumbaugh at the
above address:
Dear Mother:-There is nothing
'or me to say as to why | did this |
awful deed, so lay my body away to
est. have about $3.50 on my per
ion. you and Charles settle things up
your son.
RICHARD r. RUMBAUGH."
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
Election RETURNS
From Philippines Show That Nation
aIists" Party Win IN Fifty Out
Of Eighty Districts.

Manila. July 30.-The Inlep nience
factions who united In the campa gn
as "Nationalists. appear % have won
the general election held Throughout
the islands today. The returns from
fifty out Of toe eighty districts stow
81 Nationalist" elected. ten Pro
gIessives. eigh, Independents ans one
Catholic. In Manila the NatOnalisis'
won by a large majority in both dis
tricts. DOminandor Gomex claims the
election in the First district Jnsto
Lakban contests election ef both Of
the Independence candidates
4 viii probably b ten days eefcre
complete returns are received
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
DENMARKs KING IN ICELAND.

Reykjayik. Iceland. July 3e--King
Frederick of Denmark, Prince Herald.
Premier Christensen and forty mem
bers of Rigsdag, arrived here today.
Great crowds welcomed them. HIS
majesty appointed commission to
define the constitutional status OF
Iceland.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
HAS THE MAYOR
TURNED SMUCCltR
HIS WAREHOUSE, GOODS AND
PAPERS ARE siEZED AND HE
is MlSSlNG-Slx PROMINENT
MEN ARRESTED.

Fl Paso. Texas. July 30.-Sylvanio
NJ ntemayor. mayor Of Juarez has
Jyarez has been excited
since the capture Of some smngglers
and the arrest Of over 30 persons. In
cluding six prominent business men.
Tonight the federal authorities
seized IA cars consigned as coal 70
Montemsyor and found FIVE cars load
ed with drygoOds. clothing and shoes.
4 thin layer Il coal covered the mer-
chandise.
Nontemayor's warehouses. goods
ard papers were seized also.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
TENNIS PLAYERS
Have Greatest Games Of Year a
Western Tennis Tournament
at Onwentsis.

Chicago. July 3O.-In one Of the
r-reatest games seen in single this
YEA. Wallace S. Johnson. Of Phil
adelphia. defeated Harold II. Hackett,
of New York in todays play at the
Western Tennis Tournament at On
wentsia Hackett defaulted in the
second set when the score was 10
SIS. Hackett was exhausted Another
spirited match was that between Can
Neelm and Paul Gardner. Neelm won
so. 0-6. GO.
All Of tta other visiting players
won their matches in both singles and
doubles At the end Of the play the
tournament advanced to the third
round in singles and doubles
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
FRENCH ELECTION RETURNS.

Paris. July 30.--Complete returns
from the local elections Of members
to the general council show that the
governmental party gained 81 seats.
The losses OF the opposition follow;
Reactionaries. 90: Nationalisis. Il:
Progres siyes. A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
NEGRO ASSAILANT
SAVED FROM ANGRY
MOB BY DETECTIVES

East st. Louis, ILL.,, July 30.-A
crowd carrying ropes pursued Isaiah
Lee, a negro, aged 16, two miles to-
day. They would have lynched him
but for the prompt action of detec-
tives in lodging him in Jail The
negro is accused of an attempted as
sault upon Ida Burns, white girl,
aged II years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
MASS Of WORMS
IN SOLID GLACIER
SCIENTISTS MAKE STRANGE FIND
WHILE ON TOUR THROUGH
MOUNTAINS AT TACOMA,
WASH.

for michoscropic examination. The
ascent of Mount Tacoma. Professor
John B. Fleet, of this city and Prof.
Cowles and a scientific party from
Chicago. discovered in the ice Of
Urabia Glacier, millions of small
rms.
lThs Scientists could hardly believe
their eyes until they cut into the hard
ice and removed some of the worms
worms are about an inch in length,
the size of hair and presented a
wriggling, squrming mass in the solid
ice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
$500, eco FIRE AT CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 30-The Chicago,
New York and Boston refrigerator
on Fifty-frst street and
Central Park avenue. was damaged
by fire today with loss of 100000
The flames originated by the bursting
of an oil pipe in the steel top.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
COUSIN OF M'KlNLEY DEAD.

Eldora, Iowa, July 30.-Mrs. Caro-
line Mclean, a pioneer of the fifties
in this county. died here today, at the
age of IS years. Her husband is a
clergyman of the Methodist church.
She was cousin of President Nc
Kinley. and leaves rather a large es-
tate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
PARTY LEADER is SHOT.

Moscow, July S0.-M. Toropoff
leader of the Monarchist party in
Moscow today shot and killed NJ Er-
mouse. member of the Social Demo
cratic party. during heated political
argument. Toropoff was arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
DICK WON'T TALK.

Akron, Ohio, July Ex-senator Dick
refused to discuss this action of The
Republican state committee on Taft.
Also refused to comment on For
aker's letter to the committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
MISS MAelLL NOT FOUND.

Clinton, III, July 30.-A subpoena
was issued for Marguerite Magill TO,
day, but she was not found. She has
never called at the JAIL nor have any
other of Fred Magill's relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-31
THISTLE OOWNE
STAKE A FEATURE
AT CLEVELAND GRAND CIRCUIT
RACES WHICH OPENED YES
TERDAY--FAST TRACK.
"REpNoACHLtSS" WINS
And Fu,fiIs Expectations Placed on
Her When She is Favored in
Betting--Ed Geers' Starters
Were Beaten.

Cleveland, Ohio, July 30.--The sec
ond poolless NEE al the Cleveland
driving park began today. The grand
circuit horses were greeted by faie-
ly large crowd fast track AMI
the right kind OF a day added to the
interest The feature was he Thistle
Downe stake fol 2:13 PAGERS. Re
proachless, owned by General W. B.
Chisholm, after whose stock farm the
stake was named, was picked to win
and fulfilled expectations but not un-
til she had been forced to reduce the
records nearly two seconds. Hdalgo
forced Reproachless to pace the first
heat in 2:04b and won the second
after a great finish with Leland On
ward Reproachless being fifth. Hi
dalgo, took the record of 2:04A
Hidalgo looked an easy winner In the
third heat. ReprOachless was fifth at
The half but Starr began this drive
then and Reproachless came came on
fast nipping Hidalgo at the wire in
2:06. The first race of the day, the
Carlo driven by John Dickerson
Blackjack also owned by Chisholm, |
OF Cleveland, captured the 2:07 pace |
in straight heats after the rivals had |
taren farms in ,aaa,po ono snocioI |
goat 70 NJ tho dav was distonoin, nj |
croers, etarters ~ an tbraa naaea -
which he drove. DR.. Ives drew the
flag IN tho 900 trot William n /
in the 2.a3 mace and T,ucreaia in the
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American League.

BaIteiles = PalIen, Falkenberg,
Hughes and Warner; Patterson, Sulli-
van and Mcfarland.
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THE ApvEHTlsEH was says xhat
he doesn't believe viii find the quo
i'c docsn's believe what he says.
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Batteries Hit and Mel can; Cor
don. Brown ana Jacklitsch.
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Called at the end OF the seventh in
ming by agreement.
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Young and Shaw, Clark
son and Bemis.
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FatIeries- FaIkenFerg Heydcn and
Warner; White and Hart.
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ST. Louis, July 30.-Wol ers, s..
Louis new recruit was battel ost of
the box Ia the seventh inning.
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Batterles-Hogg, Kleinow an
Thomas; Killian and Schmidt.
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THE TYPOGRAPHY or style a.
your advertisement very often makes
II seen and remembered.
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Second game.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-30
HE DID SLEEP.

The Result of Taking Peanuts and
Milk For Insomnia.
Yesterday a friend who had heard
that L sometimes suffer from insomnia
told me of a sure cure, says Good
Health Clinic. Eat a pint of peanuts
and drink two or three glasses of milk
before going to bed," said he. land I'll
warrant you'll be asleep within half an
hour" l did As be suggested, and no<y
for the benefit of others who may be
afflicted with insomnia l feel it to be
my duty to report what happened, so
far as 1 am able this morning to recall
the details. First let me say my friend
was right. 1 did go to sleep very soon
after my retirement. Then a friend
with his head under his arm came
along and asked me if 1 wanted to
buy his feet. / was negotiating with
him when the dragon on which I was
riding slipped out of his skin and left
me floating In midair. While 1 was
considering how l should get down
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-30

bull with two heads peered over the
edge of the well and said he would
haul me up if 1 would first climb up
and rig a windlass for him. So as 1
was sliding down the mountain side
the brakeman came in, and l asked
hin when the train would reach my
station. I'VE passed your station 400
years ago." he said, calmly folding the
train up and slipping it into his vest
pocket.
At this juncture the clown bounded
into the ring and pulled the center pole
out of the gEound. lifting the tent and
all the people in it up. up, up, while !
stood on the earth below watching
myself go out of sight among the
cloc>SS above
Then | aVoke and found that 1 had
been asleep almost ten minutes.