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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-03

offer in this paper. Don
mistake, but rclnemberth
Root, DR.. Kilner's Swan
address, Bingsa,nton, N
bottle.
The regular elect
GERS, of Logan Chap
1875 was held on
night. The follow
elected for the y
Mrs. Hattie e. Sloa
Matron;; B. F. Hi
| Patron; Mrs. Flora
sociate Matron; Mis-
Ford, Secretary;
Wood, Treasurer;
Huff, Conductress
Dolly Duvall, Ass
ductress. The atte
large. The installa
on the evening Of
1907. The year abo
has been a very go
this Chapter and
for the coming year
lObserver.
The supplies for
dredge will hearaftl
from Mo. Valley inl
dale as formerly.
is now within eight
| Grigsby road, al
steadily.
A. j. Shinn and "a
yesterday from Log
his home in this city
after will once more
! dent here, his tern
expiring the fir
month. We are
come candy" and
Iwife back to
Chronicle.
The coming low
| will be composed
ling members, Sen
mers; Is lawyers;
House: 48 farn
bers who are bot
bankers; q banl
chants; 16 lawye
6 editors; 6 merl
ufactures;; 1 ms
teamster;; 2 real e
II clergymen and
the balance not Civ
Out of a grand
than $14, 0Oo, 600
the United Stat
than $23, 900 was
al employees. 4
number of these
ling funds is
government is I'd
lated upon the !
1of the men who $
capacities.
Funeralof Bist
Davenport, Ia.
Special: The ful
Rev. Henry Cosgrd
this Catholic dioce1
lin the cathedral
and and was at
the ceremonies Of
church. Solemn II
Twas celebrated by
! Keane, Of Dubuque
| bishop John Irel.
4 Paul, preached the
| mon. The funera
tended by 142 pri
bishops and two
The cathedral wou
half those who sd
ltance. The renal
| to rest in the sepu
the chancel in the
Sioux City Journa
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-03
John Becker was a guest a
the Myers home today.

Mrs. Schulmeister returned
from Pennington this morning
where she had been on the sad
mission of burying her father.
The holiday trade in this city
was very satisfactory to the
merchants in general. The
farmers are all done husking
now and consequently were in
town in force for the holiday
shopping.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-03
Card of Thanks

We take this method of
thanking the many friends who
were so kind to us with their
sympathy after the death of
our son and brother.
]. j. Sullivan and Wife.
H. M. Cramer and Family.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-03

The Misses Millimap, Of %
gan were the guests of friends
in the Valley last evening and
attended the dance.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-03

Sheriff Rock is in the city to-
day on business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-03

- lgler will commence
work in the railroad shops Mon
day morning, moving in from
the country.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-03
James Kirlin, of Oregon, is
friends in the Valley.
John Chatburn

Died at his home in Wood
bine, December "a, 1906. He
was born in Lancashire, En-
gland, September 26, 1882, and
was seventy-four years, two
months and twenty eight days
old.
He came to Harrison county
in September 1853 and lived in
the county ever since. He
married Mrs. Elizabeth Jones,
October Ia, 1885.
He followed farming during
his active life. He was noted
for his honesty and upright
ness. Our acquaintance with
him commenced in 1871 and
has continued ever since and
we can say of him, he was
good hearted and upright in all
his dealings. Observer.
The boys of the Seminole
Club gave a very enjoyable
dance at Fountains hall last
Evening. Green's orchestra
furnished the music. The
evening was perfect and every
thing moved in perfect accord.
D. w. Burns, who was the
guest of the A. A. Bird family
here several days ago, was op-
Grated on for appendicitis at
Rochester, Minnesota, yester-
day.
M,co n D C4o,,+ - 1,;c;k;,, n.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-03

1t is stated on good authority
that the conductors on the
Mexican Central railroad will
strike if their demands for an
increase in wages is not al
lowed. Nearly all conductors
on the Mexican roads are
Americans, so the contemplated
strike is Of more than passing
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-03

The Roosevelt Third Term
League is the name Of an or
ganization which is sending out
literature from Chicago. The
object of the league is to pro-
mote a third term for Pres
ident Roosevelt.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-03

Out of a grandl
than $4,000, O0OI
the United Stat
than $23, 900 was
al employees. 1
number of these
ling funds is
government is I'd
lated upon the !
of the men who $
capacities.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-03

A. j. Shinn and "a
yesterday from Log
his home in this city
after will once more
dent here, his term
expiring the fir
month. We are /
come candy" and
wife back to
Chronicle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
EMPEROR SEAIlS
CONGRATULATIONS
TO MA7oufs iTo--r2oo troops
ARRIVING DAILY AT SEOUL
AND WILL De NEEDED TO
PREVENT DANGER.

! Sol lilly 27-Ahout 2c0 t,oapa
laro arriving daily. Marquis siloujl
lFr mier Of Japan las sent tire n
ler tplati7ns ~ he erefor to NJ h
us ITO.
Ito to'ay give out the fcllowi 6
Is atement.
The country is quoted since the
agreement was arrivrd at. TIE 10 ps
asl'ed for II the beginning Of the se
cent trolb'e ere now 1,riy'ng. A
largo ananese garrison will be re
CURED hereafter In order TO pse,eat
the danger from the Korean t.Qops.
Our positiop, formerly one Of ad.
vice, now 10 ore II direction, but we
must go slowly TIE stipuls tions cf
the new convention dispose of the ar
that Japan intenaed gfas-
nally 70 annex Korea The arneva.
on was opposed by me as unwise
an1 unnecessary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
ELEVEN WOMtNAAO.
CHlORtN LOST
STEAh5oAT ON LAKE cAyouA
BURNS WITH go PASSENGERS
ON BOARD.
FLAMES INJURE MANY
While Others Lsaped Overheard and
Were Saved Hy Members Of Crew
Captain Directs Rescue
Work.

1 Auburn, N, Y,Jly 27-Thc steam
/ boat Frontenac was burned opposite
Farley's Point on Lake Caygia TODAY
Eleven lives were lost. The victims
were all women and children, and s3v-
leral other passengers were severely
burned. Lcforc the b at bt.ached The
bodies OF the drowned were recovered
The Dead.
Mrs. Homer Genung, Freevillc NJ
"; Carl Genung. aged Z; zalia Nc
Creary. cohoes. n, X; Lila Bennet.
Frankfort, n r.; Stella Clinton,
Ithaca. NJ "; Marietta Sullivan. Syr,..
cusc N. r.; six year-old daughter af
Howard Able, South Bloomingburi,
N. y. and two unidentified women.
The Frontenac is an cid side wheel,
e: which has piled between Ithaca
and Caygua on Lake Caygua for rs
years. She left the former place this
afternoon carrying 50 passengers ami
a crew Of IL.
In midlake The fire broke out in the
engine room and famed by d stiff
northwest wind spread aft qt ickly. |
The crew behaved splendidly and see.
ing nothing could save the boat turn |
ed their attention to the passengers.
Life preservers were put on every. /
one that could be found in the brief
'ime, but in spite of all efforts II per |
shed. Captain Bowen directed the /
work and was the last 10 leave the
1urning boat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
MINNESOTA STRIKE
IS NfARLYEND.D
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE
RAILWAY AND ORE HAND
LERS SETTLED - PLANNED
FOR LONG STRUGGLE.

\ Drla b, MINI, July 27In lication
late tcnigit point strongly to sett q
mpnt of the difre ences between tl.t
Duluth. Mcsaba and Northern Railway
end the str,Eirg ore handlers On The
docks here ana in Superior. Inforna-
ton comes from source clesa t.
thosc interes ed In the straggre. A
conference was held tsn'ght enl
evei3l viii be held tomorrow. There
rs no int OF the bass Of The sett 4.
mcnt
Thcra werc fey developments in
the sui G situation iofay. Both sides
are resting ana reserying strength
lor ne gieat struggle which is ex.
lccted 10 begin Monday, when an at.
tempt to resume work may be made
The strike on the ore docks is drag.
Sile along. The dock strike Is in d
way the key 10 the situation, for the
breaking Of the strike 1n the ranges
would be Of 70 advantage unless the
ore could he loaded on boats.
The Wes crn Federation of Miners
~ making preparations for long
struggle. if ind ations are 10 he
trusted. mas opened cooperative
store al which idles miners viii be al
lowed TO trado on credit This was
made neces sary by the aetlan OF othe
store which insisted o. cash.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
MAClL AND WIFE
Arrive at St. Louis-Say They Arr
Anxious to Reach Clinton and
Clear Themselves.

St Louis, July 27.-Fred A. Magil
and wife, charged with the murder o
Magill's first wife. who are en- route
from Los Angeles to Clinton, ILL.,. IN
the custody of officers passed through
ST. Louis at 10 o'clcck tonight. The
Magill's admitted they were in Den
yer on the way west They say they
are anxious to reach Clinton and clear
themselves.
The Magills, the sheriff and his wife
went into rooms in hotel into which
Attorney Laemon, of Clinton, later
was admitted. Laemon announced n
few minutes later that no statement
would be given out. Later all took an
Illinois Central train for Clinton
Joined by several Clinton friends.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
adYAL ROMANCE
COMES 10 Ind
NlfoRcE ie CONTEMPLATED ~
TWEEN GRAND DUKE CYRIL
AND HIS WIFE.
coUSlN Of TIE CAR
TIC TrFt rre Duchess Me'lt- 'srvo
Ess7 smesths rte si-cs ~rlu-
hcod nd Lea7I Parting
Causes General Sorrow.

1 Berlin, J ly 27.--The announcement.
THAT a divorce IS con ersDlatei e
tween the Grand Duke Cyril. e'dess
son OF the Grand Duke vladi mfr 81
! Russia. and his wife, who was al
iyorced from the Grand Duke or Hesse
lsix years ago has core as dlstin~s
Ishoca to their many friends. The
couple have been married about fwo
years and have one daughter TEE
have frequently been meutl mel ais
among the happiest royal couples
Of Europe
| Their marriage. In October, 1905,
was the cnIinination OF love romanee
!, Of many years duration The rranl
Duchess Victoria Melita Is a daugli-
ter of the late Duke of Edinburgh
brother Of King Edward. Cyril and
Melita were hey and girl lovers WHOM
both Of them were In their teens.
There we're political objections ~
their marriage, and Melita was CON.
PEELED To become the wife Oh her con
sin the Grand Duke Ernest Louis Of
Hesse. The marriage turned out %
be extremely unhappy and en1cd IN
divorce.
As ) on as the divorce had been
announced, Grand Duke Cyril. who
had carefully avoided The Hessiaa
court after Meiita's marriage, imme-
|diately appeared at her maiien home
In Coburg and renewed MS ardent
declarations of love. Melita hesita.
ted to marry again because this step
would have made Ii impossible fir
her, under the terms of her divorce,
ever to see her My child, tho iitf,e
Princess Elizabeth. to whom she was
nassionateiy attached. Princess Eli
sabeth. however, who lived WITH lrr
fa'her. was poisoned while visiting
tae emperor snd empress OF Russia.
Her tragic death removed Melsta's
scruples regarding remarriage, AMI
she consented to become Cyrii's wife
R.t there xere other obstacl !,
lmong them the prohibition of the
szar. Cyril and Melita are first cor.
iins and the marriage OF relatives of
his degree Is prohibited by the Rus
ian sta'e church When the mar.
lace fthe couple was announce the
'rand Duke Cyril vas i:nmediateIy
to Peterhof to receive the
lll weight OF the cars disp.easure.
lie was deprived OF his rank as aide
e.camp to the emperor of his com.
Mission in the army. cf his uniform,
Is orders, end other honors ana was
xcuded from Russia.
But Cyril and Malta were indiffer
At to the czar's displeasure. Far
ON being hurt they rejoiced In be
9 able to live free, untrammelle1
fe according to their own desires. Ii
eemed to their friends hat they
I'd reached the end Of their troutlas
ID vicissitudes, and that, like hero
nd heroine in some fairy tale, they
ould live happily ever afterwards.
ence the general surprise occasionel
rs week by the annor ncement that
vorce Is contempla' ed. And 1t Is
armed moreover. that their differ.
ices began almost Immediately af er
cir wedding.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
SAL EN-
a. Quincy, Mass, BY Daughter Of
Mayor Pinnock--5eout Cruiser
Named Aftss Massachusetts
City

Quincy, Mass, July 27--Greeted b,
4 chorus of steam whis les and cheer
ed on by an enthusiastic assemblagt
| or thousands of spectators the sco1i
cruiser Salem, sister ship of the Birni,
ingham and the Chester. glided from
the ways today at the FIRE River
shipyard. AS the vessel swept down
TO meet the water of the Fore River
Miss Lorna Pinnock the thirteen.
year-old daughter Of Mayor Pinnock.
Of Salem, Mass, broke the traditional
bottle of champagne and formally
named the ship.
included In the christening party
were Mayor Pinnock and a large mum.
Der OF ther citizens OF Salem. I >
~ether with bevy of girl friends of
the young sponsor
The Salem. which is designed .,
~ase speed of twenty-four knots an
hour, is a new departure In shin
building In the American navy. The
estimated speed. while slightly less
than that Of the new English scout
cruisers. is more than compensated
FOR by the ability to maintain the
high speed in all conditions of weath.
'r and In addition the American tyne
cruiser has more than twice the
coal canscity and therefore. a Ear
yreafer rsdf S of action than the Eng. |
Sch scou'.
The Salem has the following Al |
nensions: Length between perden. !
'iculars. 400 feet: breadth. 4G feet 9 |
inches; displacement on speed trial
Iot rcre than 3700 tons: mean dr7f.
o bottom of keel at trial displace-
nent, lG feet sh inches: total bunker
'snacitv. 12O0 tons.
TIE hstferies viii conn-ise two :
nch rapid-fre guns six 3 inch rspid
ire guns and twr submerged torpe 70
'ibes. There will be considerable
ic'-el-steel protection.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
RFBlTES ACCEPTED
5y Many Fir~s From Great Western
Railway and They Are Fined
$1,000 Eseh.

Minneapolis. july 77.-Bef0re Jrdg
William Lochren Of the United states
district court today the Ames Brooks
company. The NcCslDinsnrre con
rany and he Dulufh-SuperiOr MILNE
company paid $1,000 fines as a result
Of the indictments returned las. Oc-
tober. charging them with soliciting
and accepting rebates from the Great
Railway on shipments of grain. The
defendants pleaded z slty on the first
couni in each cas-. the others being
noIli~d.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
REACH Cl lMAX IN
CROSSING FIGHT
UNION PACIFIC HAS TRACK
READY TO SLIP IN POSITION
wHEN BURLINGTON ENGINE
INTERFEREs.

Central City. Nsb... July 27.-Tke
railroad crossing fight between the
Burlington and Union Pacific reache
climax today. The rev double track
Of the Unicn Pacific is ready Tor =
crossing over the Burlington right n
way The Uni,n Pacific had The
crossing laid on tao creased rails
ready to slip into position. and the
moment when the Union Pacific mea
were OF g ard a Burlington engine
dragging a heavy chain and anchor
caught the crossing piece and landed
Il twenty yards away. The engine
then took a posi- ion which Blocked
the line
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
LONG MARCH IS STARTED.

Jrneticn City Kas, July 27--Th
Hfst saSadron Of the Thirteenth cav
airy, which has been stationed at Fer
Riley three years lefi today for a
~arch to Fort Sheridan, III. 60
niles. Major ThoTas Lewis Is In
command. They will make stons ut
he Fort Leavenworth aud Rick Is
and arsenal Present arrangements
are for the presidents son Kermit 10
So'n the squadron at eavenworth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
PREVENTION or ALCOHOLISM

Stockholm July 27-Delegates from
Many countries have gathered in
Stockholm for the International con
ference for the prevention OF alcohol
ism, which is to open tomorrow and
remain In session for one week. The
United States will be represented at
the convention by a delegation of six
persons, headed by DR.. Victor A. ELS.
VOL th, Of Boston.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
AQUATIC EVENTS
At JAMESTOWN
CLOSED YESTERDAY WITH NEW
YORK ATHLETIC CLUB WIN.
MING HoNoRs-THlRD DAY
OF sHRAPsHooTERs MEET.

Norfolk, Va, July 27.--The New
York Athletic club carried off the
honors in the three days amateur a,h,
letic union aquatic championship
meet which closed here this after.
noon. The points were; Senior cham
pionships:
New York Athletic club, 7S; H. j.
Handy. Of Chicago, unattached, IS;
Chicago Athletic association 10; Bal.
timore Athletic club, l.
Junior championships:
New York Athletic club, 81: Chi.
ago Athletic association. 80; Prince
ton, 10; Baltimore Athletic club 6;
Yale. 5.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
WORTHLESS BRICK
OF Gold Is Sold a Bank President of
South McAlester, !. T., For
$4,000.

South McAlester, /. T.. July 81
J. j.. McAlester. president OF the am.
erican National bank of this city. to-
day was swindled into paying s10..
900 cash for worthless brick offer.
ed by man claiming to be a miner.
The brick was taken TO Muskogee. ap.
praised at the government office and
stated TO contain 80 per cent pure
&, Id. When the deal was completed
McAlester was given an imitation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
KulfO At LUNCH
Under New Freight Car Which Is Set
in Mction--one cesd ard Three
injured.

Madison. H.. July While fifteen
employees Of the Madison Car and
Foundry company were eating lunch
nfer a new freight ear today. the
vas Sc in motion. and Carl Etlin.
8 years I ge. was lilled: John
Io-s.r receives in'e-nal Injuries from
*fich he VIII IL, Iohn Christie wss
'' irred internally: Peter Antcnes IN
. hand cut Of.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
HELATEp MEMBERS SHOOT.

Milwaukee. July 27.-Tho third day
OF the Central Sharp Shooters tou,n ma
ment was spent in allowing the be-
lated members 10 shoot for the point
medals and for the Kings medal.
Twenty-six landed medals, including
Sol Dick. of La Crosse. John Rusche.
of La Crosse; Ed Whiting. of Month
cello; Fred Weidner, Of Fox Lake; j..
d. Regennitter. of Davenport: V.
Link. of Peru. Ill: Otto Muller. of
wausau. L. A. Gattendause, of La
Crosse; and c. Jansen. of Davenport
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
THE JUNIOR STAKES
Added to List Of undefested Two
Year Oh "coIin" at Brighton
Beach Races.

New York. July 27.-Colin. the IN
defeated two year old. added another
stake to his credit today, easily win
ming the Brighton Junior stakes OF
Sl1.500 at Brighton Beach. He car
iied l27 pounds and made a hot
favOrife.
The fourth race. Brighton Junior
Stakes, six furlongs-Colin. 10 TO 20.
won; Chapultepec. to 1. was sec
oHd. and Bar None. to I. was third.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
ST INATOR SUFFERS
APP0PLtMS STROKE
Al BREAKFAST TABLE AND ED.
MuND D. PETTus, OF ALA.
BAMA. sUccUMRs SHORTLY
AFTER.

Hot Springs, N. G.. July 81 Uni
tca States Senator Edmund D. Pettus,
Iof Alabama, was stricken with
apoplexy at the breakfast table at 4
hotel here yesterday morning and has
been unconscious since. Physicians
today he'd consultation and the sen.
ator's case was pronounced hopeless
He died shortly at er this statement
was made. His granddaughter. Miss
Bessie Roberts, was with him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
NEW CANDIDATE
FOR GavFpAOR
EDWARD D. sHuRTLEFF, OF MA
RENGo, FORMALLY AN
NouNcEs CANDIDACY FoR
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.

Chicago, Jcly 27.-Edward d. Shurt
len, of Marengo, speaker OF the lower
house, today formally announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomi.
nation for governor. The issue on
which he will base HIS campaign is
the reducing of Cook countys repre-
sentation In the general assembly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
MAolLL PARTY AT CLINTON.

Clinton, ILL.,, July 27.--F'red Magill
and his wife arrived at two o'clock
this morning Sunday in charge of
the sheriff The prisoners were i'm.
mediately taken to the Dewitt county
jail. There wassno demonstration al
though there was good sized crowd
az the depot.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
BODY Of OFFICER
Who Msds Ascension IN niHsry ssl-
loon last Week is Fcun5 on
Snsg isisn1.

81. Petersburg. July z7.-The bo5y
IF one OF the four Officers who ns1e
the ascension in the niiitars balloon
IRON TsarskOe Selo last week Was
found today OF H0sisnd. 3 sms7
stand on the Gulf q Ffulsnd sbcut
10 miles vest Of ST. PrtersburI Tac
balloon vas pickei up =, sea serersi
Jays sgo. The fate Of the o.her o.
ccrs g unknoxn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
TO po-oa MIS-. M'klNlEy.

Cantor. Ohio July 27.--co. Tfcltz
apd he nrovlncial staff Of the SILVA.
ION Army at Cleveland have arranged
3 conduct services in memory of
Yrs. Ida Sayton ", xinley In the Can
tor cltasel tomnrrw night. Mrs. Nc
kinley was liberal contributor to
the local work of the army.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
sRvN mAwR is DEFEATED.

Lake Forest, Ill.,. July 27-Rock-
away again won the senior polo cham
pionship Of the uniie1 States today.
defeating Bryn Mawr. of Philadelphia
IL to 2lz. The game was desperately
contested. and there were, several
heavy falls.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
HAYWOOD JURY UNDECIDED AS
TO VERDICT; SEND TO JUDGE
FOR EXHIBITS IN THE CASE
SOCIALISTS DECLARE
HAYWOOD NOT GUILTY
PERSECUTION IN VAIN.

Boise, Idaho. July 27.--Ttc
Jurors" appointed by the Sc
,ialists to attend the trial, IT,
night issued the follow NJ
statenea The persecgton
OF the working class CT
America IN this instance has
failed, despite TIE strenuous
attempts Of capitalism, and Ia
the name Of the united work
eFs Of the lard we hereby de-
caro- our verdict not guilty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
JACOBS is CHAMPION.

Madison. Wis. July 27.-Frank ".
Jacobs. of the Maple Plua Golf club
of Madison. won the state champion.
ship defeating Albert SchalIer, of
lslesville in a gruelIing match here
today. The score was up in Sc holes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
GLASS JURY STILL OUT.

San Francisco, July 27.--The Glass
Jury Is still out. The best information
obtainable says four or five are hell-
ing ont for acquitial
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
FoR TENNIs cHAMploNsnlp

Chicago. July 27.-Tbe first round
Of singles in the Western Tennis
championship started at Onwenfsia
today. There we're Ga entries. Sever
teen matches we're decided with no
Surprises.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-28
ILLNESS or TAFT's MOTHER.

Millbrry. Mass, uly 27-Mrs. Louis
A. NJ Taft. mo her of the secretary OF
war, is seriously i'll with inaammat on
OF the gall bladder.