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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
FORECAST Of
WEEKS EVENTS
WILL START ON MUCH
TALKED OF TRIP TODAY
MANY ATTORNEYS GENERAL
TOMEET AT ST. LOUIS.

Washington. d, c., Sept. 2S.-Presi
dent Roosevelt, during the present
week. will make his n'uch-talked-oi
trip down the Mississippi River in the
interest Of the deep waterway move
ment The start will be made from
Keokuk, Iowa, Tuesday and on Friday
the trip will end at Memphis, where
the president will address the Deep
Waterways Convention. On the way
to Keokuk the president will stop at
Canton, Ohio, Monday to deliver an
address at the dedication of the Nc
Kmley monument,
Attorneys general of many of the
states win meet in St Louis Monday
for a two days conference. The an
nounced purpose is to outline ways
and means to preserve state rights
and to prevent the usurpation of these
rights by the federal government, and
to plan concerted action for enforcing
state laws regulating trusts and other
industrial corporations.
A large party of English cotton
spinners will leave New York Thurs
day for a tour of the South. The OBJ
jective point will be Atlanta, where
they will attend the international con
vention of cotton, growers, spinners
and manufacturers.
Both the Democrats and the Repub-
licans in Massachusetts will hold their
state nominating conventions Friday.
Curtis NJ. Guild, Jr.. Will be renomin-
ated for governor by the Republicans.
The Democrats will probably choose
as his opponent Henry NJ. Whitney,
known as one of the original members
Of the "Ananias Club
A number of important conventions
are to be held in various parts of the
country during the week. chief among
hem being the general convention of
he Episcopal church at Richmond.
Va. and the meetings Of the Nation
n Association at Cincinnati. the Ma
ional Wholesale Druggists AssOeia
ion at Denver. the American Pubic
Health Association at Atlantic City.
md the Deep Waterways Convention !
It Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
NOTE IN A BOTTLE
DEEPEsS MYSTERY

San Francisco. Sept 2S.-When the
British tramp steamer Blackbrae
sailed recently from this port fo-
eth. Scotland. it left behind a
shanghai mystery. which has just
teen deepened by the finding of a
message in bottle which bobbed 'up
In the hay shore west Of the Southern
Paeifc's Alameda point roundhouse.
The note was dated sept and was
as follows:
To whom IT MAJ concern: The
tarty finding this message will please
report to the police that I am beiAg
held as a prisoner on board the ship
Blackbrae W OTOOLE"
The captain Of the vessel disap-
teared the day g sailed. when a deT
uty sheriff sought him on shanghai
and J. r. Hamilton. one e
the crew. was selected to take his
place.
IN the excitement an attempt was
made to shanghai Hugo Ritter a FIRE
man
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
WATERS ROSE
MOUNTAIN HIGH
FLOODS IN JAPAN CAUSE AWFUL
CATASTROPHE--OVER SIX
HUNDRED PERISH.
OTHER PARTS DELUCEO
France and Spain Feel Effects OF
Streams Overlooking Cities
With Five Feet of Water
in Streets.

T! Victoria, B. G., Sept. 2S.-Advices {
IA terrible disaster due to great foods
prevailing in Japan have been ro
ceiyed.
The overflow IF the River Otona
shigawa, running through the town Of
Fukuchiyama, near Kyoto, caused the
rloss Cf more than COO in the river
which rose more than 50 feet.
The barracks of the Twentit tn
Regiment and the Tenth Engineers
Battalion, situated on the heights
near town, escaped damage when the
town was overwhelmed, and the
tlocps We're hurried out to render
what assistance could be given to
the survivors and to racue drowning
people. The population Of the towl
was over $4,000.
Hurriedy so or more sailing junks
were seized and despatched to the
scene, soldiers manning the junks ald
saving many people.
The police have recovered 600 bed.
les and others are believed to have
been lost, General Kuroki and Gov.
ernor Omori. of Kyotofue were in the
city, the former being engaged in in
speetins the troops, and they are said
to have narrowly escaped drowning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
PICTURESQUE VALLEY
OF Andalusa Were Laid Waste BY De-
structive Floods.

Malaga, Spain Sept. 2S.-A renewal
Of the rain today Is causing fresh In,
Gndations and suspension OF the
rescue work. Several wharvGs here
have been swept away The pic.
turesque valleys Of few days ago are
now covered with water, and desolu,
ton reigns on all sides. This city Is
almost isolated and is without gas or
electricity. General Del Rio has ar
rived on behalf of King Alfonso to
assist the homeless. A bread famine
is feared unless supplies of -four are
soon received. The bodies of about
100 drowned persons have been recov.
cred here and in the immediate ylcln,
ity of Malaga.
The lower quarters of Granada are
flooded. The water is five feet deeD
in the streets.
The wine crop in the valley of Anda.
Iusia has been ruined by the floods.
The vineyards are covered deep with
mud and great quantities of wine have
been destroyed in the cellars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
MURDER MVSl
IN OKLA
BODIES Of THREE PER
MuTiLATED w 81
MANNER.
FAIRS WERE O.
Tracks CT Automobile Near OnJ
Connect Crime With kldnapff
casc---No Clue TO the
Guilty

Oklahoma City, @. r. Sept 2S, n
The aear.slipping mysteries" has !
become SO przzling to the local pclic
and county officials that the federal
authorities have been enlisted To as
sist IN ferreting out the laurderers.
John r. Abernathy. the wolf eatc't
ing" marshal IL now aiding the Ok'a
homa City officials and the sherlffs
OF Kiowa, Grady and Oklahoma cou <
tics
So far fasts are confined to ths
finding Ct three bodies. clipped "a
ears and mntilated. Arrests follow
ed preliminary hearings were he'd.
but caonvincing evidence was laeE-
ing. TO add to the complications two
Of the bodies have been given cen
tlicting identifications,
At first 1t was believed that a gang
CT wandering robbers and thugs beat
Ing their way about on freight trains
we're responsible for The killing. bily
he. supposed kidnapping OF the latest
ictim In an automobile from the
main streets u Oklahoma CITY hal
added a more pnzaling phase to tie
mystery
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
We WON'T SELL
THE PHILIPPINES
SAYS TAFT TO JAPANE SE--RE-
CEPTlON BY MlkAEO'S SUB
JEcTs is ELABORATE.
TALKS TO NEWSPAPERS
Declares U. S. is Friend Of Japan
N Dscourees U1on the Future
Government Of the Philip
pine Islands.

Toxic. Sept 2S. 2S.-Secretary of War
Taft arrived at Yokohama early this
morning and his first day in Japan
has contributed m,.ch toward reassur-
ing the japanese about the feeling for
them in America. Thomas ]. O'BIfen
the new American ambassador, who
arrived with Taft, did not fail in
doing his part la the creation Of bet
ter feeling. The Pochi Shimbun pub
ished this evening half tone pic
turc Of the secretary landing at
Iokahama, and an interview in which
Taft is. qroted as saying:
America and Japan will always be
friends, Necessity fer arms in trade
is something we do not recognize.
speak as secretary of war of America,
aud a,sn as secretary of peace
Newspapers tomorrow will publish
similar interviews, as well as lengthy
welcoming Taft as the rep
resentatiye Of America, the friend cf
Japan"
Secretary Taft was asked if the
United States intends to sell the
To this Taft replied
that America has no intention of sell
ing, adding that he had no mission in
Japan except to bring friendly greet
pgs to, and visit friends on his way
to Manila. The secretary outlined
MS proposed trip around the world
and spoke of plans for the future
government OF the Philippines, CON
'"The future here lies in
Mn OBnens hands" Ambassador
)'Brien then made a brief address in
which he said that his mission was
nc Of peace and that he was ex-
.remely gratified at his reception.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
LATEST THING
IN TRUST LINE
MERGER OF TYPEWRITER CON.
GERS IN UNITED STATES DE.
cLARED A CERTAINTY.
RE MINGTON AND SMITH


r Detrclt, Mich, Sept. 2S-It was
announced tonight that the interests
tf Elmer r, Beach. iinaneicr Of the
4 Pea h-kasffman Company, maaufa h
tgrers Of typewritcrs, with factories
! ia Newark, N j. had been taken oyer
! BY Eastern capitalists and that henoe.
forth gigantic merger would con-
/ trul the output e tspewriting ml
Ichines throughout the country Ell
inner u. Beach, publisher Of the Bust
mess Mems Magazine, has long been
interested in the manufactures of the
Beach Kaufman" machine.
According to the statement CT w.
w Thorne, right hand man to Beach
i'm the affairs OF the observation-disclosures
Company, the merger has already as
sumed control of the New Jersey fac
tory. the deal for possession having
been consummatcd In BuNaso few
days ago.
Allan A. Ryan. son of Thomas r.
Ryan, the New York financier, is t3
be president Of the merger while
Harry Payne Whitney, the Guggan.
helms, Levi p Morton and Charles NJ.
Schwab will be among the directors |
of the Typewriter Trust
The elder Ryan is said to be back. |
Ing his son in his first amalgamation
venture. and to have contributed lib
orally TO the formation of the type.
writer trust. The Oliver Company,
the Underwood. the Williams and
makers Ut many other machines NOT
so well lknekn to the business world, I
have been iacluded iatha~trust,. aad
the combined factories VIII ba. made i
into one gigantic concera.
The Remington and the Smith
Premier are the only two companies |
Of amy consequences not yet iachnded |
in the merger. but 1t is said that ar
have already been com
pleted whereby there will be no com,
petition between the trust and the
last named I
Thorne. when asked. whether or not
the merger OF the many manufactor
les was for the purpose Of controlling
he output and to boost the price. ad
nitted that such was the purpose.
rhe men behind the merger say thar
he typewriter market is good and
here is more Of a demand than the
many manufactures can supply, II IL
llso announced that the combination
$ for the purpose Of turning out
,etter grade OF machines much more
'apidly than they are now made.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
FISH FIGHTS FOR
. HIS D|RlCTORSH|P
PRESIDENCY or |. c. LOST AND
POSITION ON BOARD
lMPERi-Ep.
HARTMAN ROADS FINED
euent Delays of Mail Delivery
Penalties Arc Promptly
Collected.

Chicago, Sent. rs There was ~
pert among Chicago, railroad men
yesterday that the desperate Ggrt
Former President stryyesaat F.sa Ii
mailing to get proSies f. tha aanuaf
meeting n the l,.D y Ctntral raj
road is not to get {, nifol Of the Il e.
but to X tain his place On tho, dIrFc,o
rate
Tho announcement ef Pres mt
Harahan that the IIarri nan Int re- Is
have sufficient proxies to coutrot tho
election ,f directors II constraed NY.
many that Mr.. Fish is ta be HI ked8
out The voting power is with Mr..
HaraNan aud Alexander @. Haekstaff,
audit II very doubtful II they will east
them for Mr. Fish
Even should the vote against Mr.
Fish though, there Is chance + vi
his success. The Illinois Centra
stockholders vote on the cunt riatiye
plan, which Is to say that each share
gf stock no three Votes which may
be cast one fer each Of three men,
~ all three Tor one man
There are R950409 shares of stack !
and to re elected Mr., |
Fish win therefor have to have 3lS,-
s03 votes 1t win take the votes of
lf5G0l shares to elect HIM provided
hey all cast three votes in his favor
III all those shares are voted II has
leyer yet happened however that
IN the stne,, has been voted.
Mr. Fish has over 10000 shares Of
iteok In his own name and he has
naiIy warm friends aneng the large
that may be expected to
Give him at least one vote for each
ifare 'Thcv small hGilers frem the
are also looked to Tor " tcs
Or him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
SOU|RES AGAIN
MEETS DtFEAT
THIS TIME ATT HANDS OF SuLL
vAN--AuSTRALlAN IN
POOR FORM.
a
Fight Was to Have Gone twenty-five
Rounds But Sullivan Got
Decision in the
Nncteerth.

San Francisco, Sept 2S The Aus.
tra!ian Bill squires, heavy weigl /
Euglist. who came to his country
with the ayowed intention OF wfe t..
Ing the title Of champion Of the wGrd
flom big Jim Jeffrles.' went down to
defeat the second time today when
he was practically Knocked cut ~
Jack tTwin) Sullivan In the nine
teenth round af what was to hava
been twenty-five round glove CO...
test. The fight took place In the MI !
sion straet armcry and was wit
nessed hy fair sized crowd. Sqii.es
showed very little Improvement siaca
his last appearance IN the ring. Ha,i
Sullivan becn a first class man he
would have Knocked the Australian
cut early in The fight He smashed
Squires in the face and on the
stomach all through the nineteen
rounds. In the nineteentn round the
was bleeding and weak.
Sullivan sent In d right and left {
tho Jaw and Squiress went down He
en- the mat eight sacoads
and staggered to fis fet Anc therl
punch TO the jaw sen; him down again
but he was not Knocked out He get
up again, but was promptly put down
he third time Referee Billy r che |
hen awarded the fight to Sullivan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
THIRD MYSTERY.

The finding OF the body of yvlbsf
Gunreth, near Oklahoma City. mad 1
the third ear clipping murder H.th
ears had been hacked on. and fotfr
bullet holes were in the body Saver
al teeth had been knocked out and the
body was otherwise mutiatea Identl
fication was made by papers found In
the dead mans clothing
With the latest case the officials tr
lieyed that an organized gang was a
work, as the work OF murderer or
murderers in the three case hal been
almost Identical.
Several arrests were made In the
last case. but So far no tangible evi
dence had been produced
1t is believed that Gunreth was kid
naped from the business portion OF
Oklahoma City In an automobile. 4
woman has been found who heard
man scream and Immediately after
the sounds of an auto.
mobile starting away rapidly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
FATAL WRECK
IN AUTO RACE
BIG MACHINE BURSTS TIRE AND
sMAsHEs THROUGH FENCE
lNJuRlNG THREE.
Twenty-four Hour Race IN New Yors
Won BY Fiat Car Driven
Throu9h Sea Of
Mud.

New York. Sept. 2s..- Speeding
through a sea Of mud and downpour
OF rain the thirtyfve horse power
Fiat ear. driven by Csdrino and
Burke finished first IN the twenty
four automobile race at Morris Park
track tonight al 1921 O'Clock having
covered sS4 miles Second was the
Studebaker car. driven by Bolme aad
Delmar with SIS miles and third was
the italia car with S73 miles A burst
ed thire caused the automobile driven
by Harry Smelzer. OF Newark y. J..
to swerye while running al sixty
miles an hour today and tear through
the fence. Smelzer died from his in
iuries Two others were probably
fatally injured and a number Of the
spectators were bruised.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
LAY CATHEDRAL
CORNER STONE
SOLEMN AND IMPRESSIVE SER
VICES TODAY At NOON IN
WASHINGTON.
THE BISHOP OF LONDON
viii BE Speaker AT Large Open Air
Meetine-Red Letter Day in
I, History of Episcopal
Church.

Washington, D. c.. Sept, 2S.-Tc
morrow will be red letter day II
the history Of che Protestant Episco
ral Diocese Of Washington. At noon
with solemn ana impressive services
the corner stone will be laid for the
grand cathedral to he erected on Mt
st. Albans
The laying of the foundation stone
will be followed by a great open-aiI
service, al which the Right Rev. Ar
thrr Foley Wilmington Ingra r.
Bishop Ct Icndon, will be tic
preacher There will be present also
most OF the bishops of the Episcopal
church in America and about 1000
members Of the brotherhood of St.
Andrew whose international confei
ehce has been in session here this
week
The proposed cathedral will be al
most as large as that Of st. John the
Divine now being erected in New
York, and larger that most of the
cathedrals of Europe The accepted
design is pure decorated Gothic with
a touch Of French feeling The plans
suggest the cathedral at Canterbury
and the color will be similar to that
stone haying been decided upon.
The dimensions indicate almost per-
feet proportions. The total length
will he 47G feet. the total width 1872
feet the height to the ridge line of
tho roof 1870 feet, and from the pave
ment TO the internal apex of the vault
ing 93 feet The central tower wi /
rise 220 feet from the ground. The
plans contemplate naves, aisles. tran
septs choir and two chapels. Double
aisles are planned for the nave,
which may be used for memorial Win
dows, monuments and tablets. The
interior will be yauIted in stone of the
same color as that of the exterior and
the windows have been arranged so
as tn concentrate a flood Of light with
effect upon the altar in the
1t IS proposed to build large hall |
Of Gothic architecture in harmony |
with the cathedral for church meet |
ngs. conventions and similar gather
ings and for the offices of the diocese.
This, however, will not be undertaken
until the cathedral is well along. |
Forty acres have been acquired fer
The cathedral site, and 1t is entirely |
free from debt. The property was ac-
1uired by donations from various
sources, the largest Gift being a
egack of $3O0,000 from the late Har-
let Lano johnson, and the second
of 100000 from Mrs.
Phoebe A. Hearst.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
FOUR PERISHED IN
FLAMES AT CARMI

Carmi. H.. Sept 2S--Four were
burned to death in a hay shed south
of this city last night Mrs. Laura
Ellison, twenty-five years old, had
gone TO visit neighbor, taking her
children Charles and Ethel, aged
five and three. respectively. With a
colored boy servant. the children went
TO an old hay shed to play. In some
manner they set fire to the hay and IN
a few minutes the building was in
hamts Steiug their peril, the mother
rushed into the flames and attempte
to rescue the children. Just as sha
entered the structure collapsed AMI
all four perished,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
WRONG MR. BROWN.

Los Angeles, Cal. Sept 2s-The
complaint upon which Fremont Older
was arrested in Santa Barbara was
filed in Justice j. c. Summerfeld's
court in this city by Luther Brown.
an attorney. II charges criminal libel
in the publication in the Bulletin Of
story in which the name Of Luther
Brown is alleged to have been con
fused with that Of r. Brown. a detec
tive. Consorting with immoral wo
men was charged.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29

FRISCO WRITER ARRESTED AT
lNSTlGATioN OF LOS ANGE-
LES ATToRNEY-sToRY HITS
WRONG MR.. BROWN.

Santa Barbara, Cal. 2S.-Fremont
Older, managing editor of the San
Francisco Bulletin, arrested in this
city late yesterday on warrant
charging criminal libel was released
heretoday by Judge Crow of the su.
perior court on a S3.000bond. and left
for home tonight. Older in state.
ment. corroborated a printed story Of
his capture. He said that at San
Joso he was given the privilege Of
wiring to Rudolph Spreckles of his
plight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
REBELlIOUS NATIVES
STARTED BIG FIRE

Hongkcng Sept. 2S.-Hundreds of
houses and many boats and pontoons
were destroyed today by fire at WI
chew. II Is feared that the loss OF
life was heavy. The confiagration is
said TO have been due to incendiarism
growing ont Of the recent establish
mcnt OF a new interior customs sta
ti,R al WuchOw. the inhabitants of
which are utterly opposed TO any ex-
ira taxation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
VANCOUVER HINooos
FAR FROM PAUPERs

Ottawa. Sept 2S.-Frank Oliver.
minister Of the interior. has received
a telegram from A. S Munro. Health
officer at Vancouver. stating that Ct
the 500 Hindoos who arrived BY the
Monteagle there are twenty-five Old
and sick men who will b. deborted
and thirty-five whO'are suffering from
trachoma. and will likely be deported
There are none OF them destitute.
They have about sz5oo0 in the party.
AZ present they are living IN tents
but express their Intention Of build
ng houses.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
DAMAGE IN FRANCE

Paris. Sept. 2S.-The food situation
in the southern part of the republic is
a little better today Papers are
filled with accounts of immense dc.
struction caused in the department OF
Herault to which the damage is prin.
cipally confined and which IS estiml.
ted to amount TO 81 900, 000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
COX CAR MYSTERY.

The second "earcIipping" case came
with the fnding Of a body in d bo
car near Chickasaw Both ears had
been removed close to the skull and
five bullet holes were In the chest.
The body was found on top Of i plls
or railroad ties, Loaded for shtpmnfft
to southwestern Oklahoma. inll.a
tons were that the murder had bee
committed only a sfauxt..tinae before
Blood was splattered on the celiias
and sides CT the car,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
KILLED BY BOXERS.

Shanghai. Sept 2s.-An outbreak
Of Boxerism has occurred at Nankang
sien, in the southern part Of the pre-
vince of Kiangsi. An Italian priest
and a number of converts have been
murdered at the village Of Tawouli
an1 the Lazarist Fathers mission at
Fanebowfn has been burned. The mis-
escaped to Kiafu.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
HARTMAN ROADS FINED
$35ooo0 BIZ PoSToFFicE

| San Francisco. Sept est lie ne
! known today that the Southern Pac'
| hc company. which has contract to
carry the United States mails for 81
700 900 year, has during the past
twelve months been fined the aggre-
gate Cf $3.50 600 by the postoffice de
partment fer It's failure to deliver tAe
nails within half an hour of the time
called for on its published schedule,
Also for the negligence of the c7m.
pany's employees in falling to hand g
mail bags carefully and for leaving
thom where they were damaged by
being rrn over or their contents dam
aged by exposure to the elements.
During the same period Of time ana
for the same reasons the other Har-
riman roads have been fined 3 total
OF 100000 making for the entire
Hartman railroad system sS50,000 in
fines The Santa Fe has been fined
total of s2S3 900 for the same
period
Fines for having the mail tral~s
late In excess Of half an hour are
not collected where the delay Is due
to unavoidable accidents of which the
pc stoffico department is the Judge or
where the delay is due to a connect
ing line. The government has is
own prompt method of collecting
these fines II takes the latter out Of
the contract payments DIE a road be
fore making payment to 1t. This Is a !
new method Of collection and was
authorized by the passage of a law |
at the last session Of congress.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
DELEGATES KILLED.

Norfolk. Va Sept 2S-Mrs. r. G.
Munsell and Mrs. Henry Holmes. both
Ct Springfield. Mass. here 70 attend
the Millenial Dawn Tract socisty cCn-
FentiOn. as delegates. were killed t.
night by q Ncrfolk and Western rail
road shifting train
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
o. FoR MExIco cITY.

San Aantonio. Tex Sept 2S.-Elihh
Rect secretary Of state. was today
the guest cf san Antonio He vas
entertained lavishly and after fifteen
strenuous hours left the city tonight
al II o'ciock for Mexico City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
KILLED BY rap HAMMER.

St Louis. Sept. 2s-while engaged
in breaking up scrap iron today in
the yards Of Cohen and SchVart with
a 2.5o0 pound trip hammer. Peter
Naguskia was instantly killed. by the
hammer. He was bending over u
llace some iron IN position for breas
ng when he accidentally released th.s
rip and the hammer fei upon him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
BLED TO DEATH.

Newport. Tenn Sept. 2S.-Robert
s7hipr was shot by Deputy Sheriff
Joe Ca en- wlsSn trying to escape. the
bullet entering his thigh. WhiVple
bled to death. -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
BABY DRANK LYE.

Sweetwater. Tenn. Sept. 2S.-Fred-
die. the three-year-Old sen Of Whit
Power. drank concentrated lye and
died in great agony.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29
Yesterdays Results.

Batteries Winter aud Shaw: At
rocF and Sullivan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-29

BATTERIES -Obt run ana warner
Liebhardt and Bemis.
Philadelphia-DetrC game post
Toned on account Of rain.