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The Washington times., 1907-07-31
Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-At once. a young man for making
hair goods; manicure and BhampOoing. Write
TO MRS MARGARET MAYNARD, Montl-
cello Hotel Norfolk, va, jysl-St
wANTED-A good cook at once. ss3 New
YORK ave. 1ySO-St
wANTED-waitress at once. zoos PennsyI-
vania ave. jySO-St
wANTED-Girl to help in kitchen. 1866 Ken
yon 81. NV. stay nights. Jy30-St
WANTED-EKperienoed woman for corset
department. GOLDENBERG's 7th and X
SIS. JySO-St
WANTED-sman family An northwest sub
urbs wants reliable woman for general
housework. Address BOX 1o7. Washington
Times. tyso-5t
wANTED-A 10 assist in kitchen
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL,
SSth and II -. nv. jySo-st
wANTED-Goneral houseworker Immediately.
lOo5 ID 81. ne. tyS0-5t
WANTED-Experienced starcher. COLUM-
BlA LAUNDRY. 1st and q SITS. NV.
Jyo.--s
WANTED waitress for ice
cream store hours. u o'clock noon until
II o'clock night; one day and two nights
week on wages, IS per week; must have
best OF references. Apply 81 II st. NV.
ION-HOUSEKEEPERS OF THE
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Answer the following questions and receive
reward free:
Do you use Bakers bread or bake your
Own2 Why do you bake your own7
Send answer with name and address 10
following address and reward VIII be sent
you: INTERESTED. care TimeS Office.
1y27-u
WANTED-Settled woman for housework
cooking. washing and ironing. IN a family
OF adults good wages. must come well
commended and stay nights PARKER S, 9Th
and Butternut sts., TalNOma Park. d. &.
ys-S-oe
wANTED-Afiddle aged woman do general
housewor6; small family; good wages. APP
ply 1885 Massachusetts ave. Sc 1y29-9t
wANTED-Experien girl; also learner Tor
mangle room. WEST END LAUNDRY, I723
Pennsylvania ave. NV fy2g-3t
WANTED 49, Experienced colored waitress;
good wages sos llth ST. NV. jy29-3t
wANTED-Reliable woman FOR cook and
general homework J. s. SARRELL. "a and
SITS. ne. jy2S-5t
WANTED-White mangls hands FRAZEE-
POTOMAC LAUNDRY. 18th and d st5. NV.
Jy29-2t
wANTED-Experience head waitress for
cafe. Address BOX %. Times Office. giving
reference ty29-3t
wANTED-Good cook. SlI K st. NV.
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Miscellaneous.

OLD MIRRORS. resilvered and frames pfft
cd. n BROTSKY. 12S5 7th ST nv. iv2s-5t
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELF You
viii be agreeably surprised II vou WIN -
me sell Il for you MARCUS notes "a s-h
St NV. Phone Main 5I7l- nois-tf
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-40 salespersons for sale beginning
August /. HAINES FIFTY STORES IN
ONE, Pennsylvania ave. and sth 81. sc.
jy30-3t
BOYS AND GIRLS OF 7th and Sth grade
VIII bo benefited b. sending name. address,
and parents 20 BOX IS. Times office. JyZ9, 81
WANTED-Man and woman from country %
take care OF suburban home. Apply go r
st. NV. II
WANTED-Young people TO take n summer
course. any study. weeks. day, or ~ weeks.
evening, $40 WOODS COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL. 81 East Capitol ~. jyzl-u
SHORTHAND and typewritinE can be learned
at our school in 30 TO 30 days. Positions guar
anteed. Pitman. Graham. Gregg. Barnes, and
Syllable systems. individual instruction. STEM
WITT
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Collections.

PROMPT COLLECTION,
immediate returns: unlimited references. Tel
ephone for our contract agent. n. 4s5A ".
CLARENCE DUNALLs. 81 Colorado building
urIO-tf
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Situations Wanted


Female.
wANTED-By coIored girl. place as cook
nurse, or washing az home. 40 -. NV.
II
WANTED-A place 20 assist IN housework or
as waitress or nurse. 81 10th 81. NV. II
WANTED-Washing. cleaning. OF homework
BY the day. 1902 10th 81. NV II
WANTED-Place. work mornings or evenings
IA apartment; or small family wash home
826 L 81. NV. 1y3l-2t
WANTED-Place as cook. go L st NV. II
WANTED-By good woman. place. cook.
laundry; place Tor girl II. dishwasher, help
around house. nurse; Grst-class references
1lS Pierce st. NV. II
WANTED-Laundry work 20 90 al home:
work guaranteed. Call lls2 Sth St
1y30-3t
WANTED-By reliable cOlored girl. place
Chambemaid- 1I5I Sth St NV jyS1-3t
WANTED-Lhundry woEk 70 take home. Iss
Rear 81. NV. DAISY GREENLEAF.
jy3o-3t
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Wanted-DraftSman.

WANTED-Third-class marine engine and
boiler draftsnlan. S4.sS per diem. a com
petitIve examination viii be held Tor the
above position August Z, 1907. For fur
ther Information apply 10 COMMANDANT.
Navy Yard. Washington. d. c. jy23. SOFT
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FOR SALE-Drug store and contents ex-
ceptional opportunity Tor druggist or doctor.
small capital required; easy terms; ia a ran
idly growing suburban town, twill pay YOU
70 investigate. y. b. ZANTZINGEK. s05 q
81. NV. fvgl-Tt
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED AZ the lowest prices. :.
give me a call and be convinced: work
guaranteed drop postal; VIII cah with sam
pies and give estimates CHAS. A HAR-
RINGTON. Conduit road, D. c. 5y3I-st
IF WE DO IT now it win be right and rea-
sOnable. J. h BECKWTTH. 5I6 7th ST ne
iyS0-3t
ROOMS PAPERED. sl.75 up; house painting:
lowest prices. CHAS. A CARLISLE. Ss8 5th
St NV. Phone Main e55T 5yI2-sOt
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Moving, Packing, Shipping
UphOlStering.

BENZ. r. COLES & CO.. upholstering Of all
kinds. slip covers 9oe 9Th st. NV. NJ. S5ls.
tyZ7-30t
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Floor Oil.

IT'S TOO WARM to scrub the floors: take
life easy. use Hunters Dust killing Floor
OIL: gives the floor a smooth. glossy finish .
only s. cents gallon; phone Main 545S OF
drop postal to L3 Pennsylvania ave NV.
Prompt delivery. Jy25-tf
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE N
DISTRICT; daily receipts $40; rent so. IN
Guiding living r0cmsi owner has other blsi-
ness cause Il sale price, g. 100. excellent
opportunity. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, sIi r. fvgI-gt
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Dancing.

THE WENDHAM, 431 nth nw.-Lesson soc.
lessons 81 50; class Z so every INES Ti,,--S
sat Guarantee 10 teach you Prof. Wyndharn
Jy1o-d
MISS COULTER. Professor OF Dancing: prf-
vate lessons soc. II you can walk ] can
teach you 10 waltz 2lS Eye ST NV. Phone
Main uSs- 5y1-30t
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Situations Wanted-Male.

WANTED-By young man. position as gas
and electric fixture hanger. four years tX-
perience as t0bber and hanger. Address
r E. 8, 92f sth st, Sc. II
WANTED-PosiIiOn by a young electrical
engineer draughtsman or construction
work; 13 years experience; best of references.
Address BOX 30 Times Office JyS0-st
WANTED-By experienced counter man, very
quick. would leave city IL desired. Address
BOX "a. Times office. Jy30-2t
H W. NELSON. Carpenter; 5obbing and
repairing 222 E1m ct jy25-Iot
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Found.

LACEY'S delicious Ice cream and sherbets.
7Oc and sec per gallon: large bricks ia a
box sc Do not judge our ice cream by the
price. Try IL and you viii buy IL. Phone
N sSS, SCI New 4ork ave nv. jy5-tf
FoUND-Tho way 20 get rid OF rats See
BARCLAY The Ferret Nan. s2T Louisiana
ave u1yl7-tf
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-Two good waitresses at the VEG
ETARIAN DINING ROOM. 1209 G st. NV.
1y8i-2t
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN, Drug Store
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Storage.

CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS. 1903 H St NV.
Best lighted and ventilated rooms In the city.
See US. BROWN q TOLSON. Proprietora.
fe9-tf
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SOUTHEAST.
\ +. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts.
ODONNELL DRUG CO., sth and Q sts.
M S. FEALY. NV cor Ilth and Pa ave.
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NORIhEASI.
CHAS- H BLUMEH, n. Cap. and r sts. ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM cor. "a and z SITS.
p. J. DUNCAN & CO.. Druggists. eth and X
SITS. ne.
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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.

80 X ST. NE.-Three unfurnished rooms,
third floor; private bath; gas; light house
keeping. jy3l-2t
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WANTED-At once, a young man for making
hair goods; manicure and shampOoing. Write
70 MRS MARGARET MAYNARD, Monu-
cello Hotel. Norfolk, Va jy3l-St
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE g. CO.. T03 King st
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WHY PAY MORB7 We store for T5c a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 41s-a2O- ara
10th st. NV. Phone Main 4Z2S. 1el-o0t
TO BUY. sell or store furniture; storing
and packing a specially. BOWLING & Co.
Auctioneers. e12 z st Phone NJ 5i5 apsO-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-12
HONEYMOON Int RFERES
And Miss Mae Woods Suit Against
Senator Platt Continued Until
October 21.

New York, Oct 11.--Plans for the
honeymoon of ]. Day Lee, Mae
Woods lawyer, have tied up proceed
ings in her divorce suit against Sena-
tor Platt. The case came up today
In the supreme court before Justice
Mccall In the application on the part
of Miss Wood to frame issues to es-
tablish her claim that she Is the
legal wife OF the senator. The defend
ant asked for copies of the documents
on which her claim is based and an
order TO show cause was granted Miss
Woods consented to file the docu-
ments with the court and her lawyer
asked q delay until November
John p. Stanchfield, for Mr.. Platt,
objected to so long a wait. but when
Mr.. Lee said he was going on his
wedding trip Justice Mccall granted
an adjournment until October II.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-12
FRENCH WARSH|PS
|. ACA|ND|SPATCH[O
BANDIT RAISuLl OCCUPIES I'M
FORTANT STRATEGIC POINT
WITH STRONG FORCE.
CAPTURES GOVERNOR
And Throws Him Into JaII--Repctition
of casabianca Bombardnent is
Dreaded---RaisuIi Expected
10 Resist.

Tangior, oct. ll-Tidings received
here from Southern Morocco are any
thing but reassrring for the tpacilica-
.ion. Of this distracted empire. ri
would appear from creditablc native
sources that the famous chieftasn.
Caid Anfnl Cos Raisuli of the sorth.
has occupied Mcgador and thrown the
local governor representing the Sui
tain Alb Ei Aziz into Jail, and assumed
control of that important strategic
pcint Two French warshilts have
been hastily despatched from Tangler
to control the situation at Mngador.
but the best informed here, knowing
the character of Caid Anful Oos, are
convinced that he will resist intcryen.
ticn and they dread d repition of the
Casablanca bombardment. Reports
regarding the submission OF the fight.
ing tribes has been received with sus-
pfcion as the emanate from political
and financial sources.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-12
CONTEMPT OF COURT
Charged Against Attorney General OF
Mnnesota--Must Answer Why
Not Be Punished.

st. Paul. Oct l1.-Edward 7
Young, attorney general of this state
was served with a by order issued by
Federal Judge Lochren to show cause
why he should not be punished for
contempt of court. The alleged cou.
tempt consisted of mandamus proceed
ings brought i'm the district court of
Ramsey County to compel the rail
roads to comply with the commodity
rate law passed by the last Legislature,
enforcement of which has been tenn
perarily enoiined by the federal court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-12
AERONAUTS FROM
EUROPE ARRIVING
ALL HERE BUT ONE TO PARTIci-
PATE IN BALLOON RACES AT
ST. LOUIS OCT. 21.

New York, Oct 11.--All of the Euro
pean aaeronauts who are to compete
in the James Gordon Bennett Cup
race to start from st. Louis, Oct. 81
are now in this country excepting two
French contestants who will arrive on
the Tourain tomorrow. Griffith Brew.
er and Lieutenant Claude Brabezon,
representing the Aero Club OF Great
Britain came in on the Lusitania to-
day. together with Alan r. Hawley
and J. G. Mccoy, two of the cup de-
tenders. The Englishmen will start
for st. Louis tomorrow afternoon, all
of the balloons now being on the
ground. The German representatives
left New York yesterday.
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men MUST PROVIDE.
Government Should Require That
Women Will Not BE Left to
Scrub and Children to
Starve. @

Spokane, Wash. Oct. 1I--Rev w
]. Hindley, pastor or Plymouth Con
grcgational church, Of this city, made
| the foregoing declaration In dis
cussing affinities In the course Of a
sermon on Human Happiness
Wrecked Upon Hidden Reefs in
which he pointed out that in the mat
rimonial alliance of Isaac and Re
bekah the term affinity was not in
terpreted in the modern acceptance
los the word adding
THE time is coming when the gov
ernment will insist that no woman
shall be left to scrub, and children to
starve, on account Of the improyi-
dence or financial incapacity Of men
aspiring to matrimony.
The government will refuse to per-
NIT man to marry who can not pro
duce evidence that he Is In possession
OF means ..tor the protection Of the
woman he intends to marry, even
should he be called from this world
IN a day or a week after his mar
riage.
"Affinities may be divided into
three different classes Physical, In
teilectual and spiritual The homes
that are wrecked In the great majori-
tH of instances are broken up on ac-
count of the first named which Is the
lowest in the scale, The discovery of
affinities must precede the marriage.
II persons who have once pledged
thcir lives to each other afterward
end that they We're unfortunate In
thcir choice and that their affinities
are personified in d third person, then
the man and woman must exercise
wisdom, faith, patience, forbearance
and make the best Of it,
THE solution Of the problem is
strong teaching by the ministry and
u the homes deeper appreciation n
of the responsibilities of parents for
the proper direction Of their chihlrea
IN making the decision which is to
affect their future
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PRESIDENT GOES
. into NEW CAMP
QUITS QUARTERS ON UPPER
TENsAS TO LOCATE AT
NEW ELTON.
THERE WAS NO BEAR
Some Old Tracks Were Found But
Wood We're Threshed Without
Effcct--President in
Good Humor.

1 Stamboul, La. Oct 11.--Roosevelt
camp at the Monticello Crossing ol
1.-THE Bayou Tensas has passed into
history. The president left the place
lat 9 O'clock this morning. and when
+ he turned his back on the camp ii was
with the determination not to return.
He headed toward Bear Lake where
lon Sunday he will remove to camp
which will be pitched near New
Elton in Tensas Parish on d branch
Iot the Iron Mountain railroad The
decision to change camps was ar
rived at yesterday, and the prepara-
tians were Immediately begun for the
nnvnmcnt. Mr.. Parker was dis
PATCHED to Stamboul to make arrange
ments for q train from that point to
New Elton and Ben Jackson. one or
the colcred bear hunters, was sent on
with instructions to proceed to New
ELTON and select proper place for
4 new camp. The change of location
was decided upon not only because no
bear had been killed, but because the
president and HIS friends became con
yinced that there were none, or prac-
ticalIy none. on the Upper Tensas.
They have thrashed the woods cover
ing the entire country around Monti-
cello Crossing and it is still a matter
Of doubt whether any fresh signs of
the presence of bruin finally has
been discovered
Some old tracks have been found
and Ben Lilley has discovered what
he believes to be a few tracks oi
more recent appearance, but these
arc 80 rare and 50 faf apart that they
40 not Justify remaining III that
No member of the party has
had glimpse OF bear nor have any or
the dogs, with which they are sup
Piled, struck at any time well defined
bear tracks. So uncertain indeed are
Inc reports that Mr.. Parker emphatic
ally expresses the opinion that there
are no bears where the hunt has been
The president accepts
.ile situation philosophically. saying
,hat the present is not the only search |
or game that ever came to naught |
He pointed out that If other game |
han bear had been desired, that could |
sasily have been secured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-12
DUTCH TROOPS
ARE MASSACRtO
NATIVES SURPRISE TWO PARTIES
SENT 70 SECURE THEIR
CHIEF.
All RuthIess'y Butchered nv Large
Force cf Blacks Who swarm
From Ambush and Over
come Them.

Victoria. 3. O.. Oct. H. Mail All
vices from Batavia report the alnhus
cade and massacre of two companies
Of Dutch troops by natives In the
Celebes. Eleven men sent to secure
the native chief were attacked while
In camp, some being at breakfast and
Others swimming and they were
brtchered to man. Lieutenant
Mathhes. commanding the force, had
gone with six men to the chiefs
stronghold and returning Joined
forces with Lieutenant Kies and fif
teen men. The company had heard
nothing of the slaughter of the other
force and when they we're shifting
camp they were set upon by large
force of blacks. Not one escaped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-12
CLEVELAND IN new
YORK FOR WINTER

New York. Oct. 11.-Former Presi
dent Grover Cleveland. rugged oi
face. stslwart Of form and with only
a little limp tn show that the. govt
still bas him. came 20 New York from
Princeton last nigh, and took apart
ments in the Buckingham Hotel Mr..
Cleveland was accompanied BY his
wife. maid and a valet. The utmost
secrecy was imposed concerning their
visit. and as soon as tAe former presi-
dent had time 10 give the order the
hotel clerks we're instructed to deny
that he vas there. Friends who saw
him later. however. intimsted that be
is At the Buckingham for an indefiHite
stay which may rxfend throughout
TIE winter.
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ANCIENT RECORDS
. FOUND IN ALASKA
FRIEND or COUNT ToLsToI uN-
EARTHs DOCUMENTS WHICH
WOULD HAVE AFFECTED CAN
adam BOUNDARY DISPUTE.

Seattle, Oct. Documents, which
would have been of great Importance
at the time of the conference In Lon,
'dDn In regard to the Canadian bound
Eary question. have been recently ua,
oarthed IN Alaska by Leo Nahokoff, a
friend OF Count Leo Tolstoi. They are
lancient Russian papers showing how
Russia managed to lay claim to the
entire northern coast Of North Am
erica.
Nabokcff has forwarded some of the
documents to the governor general of
Canada and they win In all probaDil.
ity be exhibited In the dominion bui.d
ing at the Alaska Yukon-pacific ex-
position, which will be held at Seattle
In 1909, as they would have played an
important part In the history Of the
countries the fair will be held to ex-
llcit had they been brought to light
sooner.
1t was while In Sitka where he was
sent by his government 10 put III or
der the archieyes kept by the Russian
authorities that Nabokoff discovered
the papers. They were written In old
Russian which he had studied. One
Of the records was an order from the
Russian government to the Cars gov
ernor of Alaska To bury tablets beaf.
ing the Russian coat OF arms at differ
ent points along the coast which wera
to be carefully noted, SO that in after
years when the country became val
uable they could be dug np and used
by Russia to claim the territory. This
was done In part and the rurport of
some CT the documents lis that Russia
appropriated the whole of the Alaska
coast. Had these records been
brought to light before the bound 4
AIRY decision some five years ago they
might have affected it, but now that
the coast line Is forever settled they
are chiefly of interest. as relics.
Nabokoff located some of the tab
let's and they will be secured for AZ
hibition at the Alaska YukonrP Pacific
axvcsitiDIr sT'hey wegF buried Al far
south as British Columbia Had thes
been unearthed and claim laid to that
territory, the United States, BY the
purchase OF Alaska, would now own
the entire Pacific coast from Mex
leo to the Arctic Ocean.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-12
APPEAL TO CANNON TO
SAVE HISTORIC TREES

Washington. Oct 11.-Uncle Joe
Cannon has been asked to do some
thing to prevent the General Grant
monument committee from cutting
down certain trees to make way for a
monument to the famous general
Congress provided for this monument
and selected the eastern end Of the
Washington botanic gardens. But in
order to DO things properly It appears
that II win Be necessary TO cut down
the famous Crittenden peace oak and
the Peach" elm and some other his
toric trees, including oaks which grew
from an acorn planted BY George
Washington
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-12
MARS is INHABITED
SAYS A PROFESSOR

Panama. Oct. lit is reasonably
certain that Mars has been inhabited
in the past. and il is reasonably Ger
tain that it is inhabited now" is the
careful conclusion of Prof. David Todd
who arrived here yesterday from his
four months expedition in South
America. Six weeks of Prof Todd's
time was spent with the giant Lowell
telescope in the Tarpaca desert IN
Northern Chilli
More than 7.00o photographs we're
taken. and as the crowning feature OF
the scientists work twenty phot5-
graphs of the double canals on Mars
we're obtained. Negatives of these
we're sent to Percival Lowell two
weeks ago ard are now being devei-
oped
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-12
TIGERS BEATEN
IN THEIR LAIR
CHICAGO WINS THIRD SUCCESS
SiVE VICTORY AN WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES.
ERRORS RESPONSIBLE
Detroit Didn't Show Girgcr That
Marked Teams Playing During
Baseball Season--Weather
Was uEfasoranle.
HOW THEY STAND.

Detroit, Oct. 11.--In the FIRST game
of the world y series IN their own field
the Detroit American league tcar
was beaten this Afternoon BY the Chi
eago Nationals to the tune on q I'd /
lt was well deserved victory fol
the Chicago team, as 1t played
superior ball thror rghout the game
There were several errors Of insignif
ca'lce on the part cf the Detroit team
besides the two errors scored against
them which figured iii Chicago's run
making 1t was anything but base
ball weather this afternoon, the tenn.
perature ranging between 4G aud 80
degrees during the game. with d cold,
twelve mile wind fa0m the nerth
blowing across the diamond and sew
eral times there were showers. The
attendance was : disappointment,
reaching only 1906. The raw, cod
day probably had some effect in hold
ing down the attendance no doubt,
together with dissatisfaction regard
ing arrangements governing the sale
OF tickets
The Detroit team did not show any
time during the afternoon any dash
which marked their playing during
the American league season here.
Rcssman continued his fine work
at first base aud drove iii Detrait's
aaslg llssa. noaoHa gave bllt t,rs
bases cn balls, the same nunihar
which Overall did but b9th of the
Detroit pitchers passes developed
into runs while neither Of 0verali's
vas expensive.
Captain Chance OF the Chicago
Team. was hit on the right hand by
~ inshoct while at the bat IN the
opening inning and both his second
md third fingers were badly crushed.
The game was stopped while they
we're dressed and Captain Chance
said he feared the injury might pre-
cent his playing tomorrow
Jrst before play was called at two
''clock Manager Hugh Jennings was
allied to the plate, where Mayor
Thompson presented to him from the
ccal admirers a life size floral tiger
nd gold watch.
The total receipts this evening
we're s17.2S5.5o.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-12
AUSTRIAN KING
SERIOUSLY ILL
LIFE OR DEATH DEPENDED UPON
HOW HE PASSED LAST
NIGHT.
Inflammation Of Lungs With Compiics
tions-Spanish Rulers Postpone
Visit Because of Monarch's
Illness.

Vienna, Oct. tMidnight) This
night is a critical one for Francis
Joseph, the aged emperor king of
Austria Hungary. His majesty's ply
sicians are visibly becoming more anx-
ious. The fever which has lasted ten
days has exhausted the wonderfully
trained system of the monarch and
symptoms of inflammation of the
lungs are growing.
The doctors are doing everything In
their power oprevent more serious
complications. They say everything
depends on how he passes the night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-12
TEXAS OIL COMPANY OURS.

Galveston. Tex, Oct. 1.-THE
Southwestern Oil company has sus-
pended business. and its ss5.oo0 re-
finery near Houston and other prop
erty are for sale. The Southwestern
formerly did s20o.o business an
nually. Texas laws prevent its sale
to the trust The president says that
? per cent profit per quarter and 2
per cent tax on sales is more than
sny independent company can stand
when the trust cuts the price to cost.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-12
MRS. CHADWICK'S BODY
Taken TO Woodstock, Ont, The Place
Of Her Birth For Formal
interment.

Columbus Oct. 1.-THE body OF
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick who died in
the woman's ward of the Ohio peniten-
tiary last night was taken this even
ing to Woodstock, Ont, the place OF
her birth, for burial.
The body was accompanied by Emil
Hoover. the son OF Mrs. Chadwick,
the dead woman, and Mrs. ]. W Wes-
ton, sister, of Woodstock, who ar.
rived during the day. No services
we're held here and plans for burial
at Woodstock were not announced.