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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
NUMBERD|VORCES
INCREASED 2,205
IN PRUSSIA - RELIGIOUS VIEWS
REsPoNsIBlE-PRoTEsTANTs
SEEK SEPARATION MORE
READILY THAN CATHOLICS.

Berlin. July 3l.-The number Of di.
yorces in Prussia has increased rap.
idly of late years. and is still augment
ing. according to the latest returns
of the registrars department. which
are complete TO December 81. 1906.
In 1901 there were only 1851 III.
vorccs. whereas the last annual total
is s.S5G. unevenly distributed. the
more deDseIy populated districts
showing far greater proportion than
the more sparesly inhabitated sec
tions. Religious belief seems also
10 have considerable effect. protes-
tants displaying greater readiness to
seek divorce than Roman Catholics.
Taking the country as a whole. one
divorce is granted to every 1.000
marriages. Berliners. however. who
aIe overwhelmingly protestant. obtain
one decree to every 300; the protes-
tant provinces of Schleswig- HOlstein
and Brandenberg. one in $50: Saxony.
Pomerania and East Prussia, one in
I 600; HesseNsssau, one in 1000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
STRIKE
IS At An end.
ORE DOCK WORKERS WENT BACK
TO WORK WITHOUT
A GAIN.
MINERS AT PlTTSBURC.


| Duluth, Mimi. July 3i.This after
lnoon the ore dock workers who have
been ont en- strike for recognition
Iof the un.on and raise In pay. voted
Ito return to wcrk Neither Of the IL
Isues laised by the men were granted
by the Duluth. Missabe and North rn
railroad.
All employees will be taken back by
the company without prejudice ihe
Ipay they hive been receiving under
verbal agreement with the comparg.
which Would NOT have expired untiI
October II Will be continued
The strike lasted about two AMI d
half weeks ana was entirely free
from disorder
The news Of the ending Of the dock
strike was flashed to Eveleth. Hllbing
and Nashwank. the storm centers III
the mining region, and was received
there with rejoicing Everything at
these points is reported quiet.
President M J. Olcott OF the Dir
lpth Missile and Northern railroad,
said this afternoon that dock opera
tkns will be resumed tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
KANSAS C|Tr'S
POLICE TROUBLE
GOV. FOLK KEEPS HIS PROMISE
TO INVESTIGATE ALLEGED
CORRUPTION.
SENSATIONAL CHARGES
Cause Lie to Be Passed and Pistols n
Be DraWn--Chef is Dismissed
Being Fifth Officer to Be
Let Out

| Kansas City, July 3l.--Governe
Folks promise of shake up in thl
local palce department. made Mas
ll7, when he came to Kansas CITY tr
,s,art an investigation of alleged cor
ruption, was given aided force this
afternoon when the board of polio
commissioners failed TO reappoipt
CHIEF John Hayes. and named Daniel
Ahern. inspector of detectives, acting
chief.
Hayes was the fifth officer to be lei
out or resign since the investiga ion
was begun He was appointed chief
October /, 1897 He worked up from
patrolman to which position he was
appointed in 1880 lie was born in
Rockford, ILL.,, in 1855
Patrolman Harry A. Arthur attmopt.
ed to shoot Ex-PoIce Commissioner
Rozelle just before The police board
adjourned tonight Rozelle was on
the witness stand trying to impeael
The testimony Of Arthur. which had
been damaging to Hayes. Ar hur in.
terrupted the witness and Rozelle re,
sented the interruption, whereupon
Arthur attempted to draw a pistol.
Hayes disarmed Arthur.
Earlier in the session Commissioner
Gallagher called Hayes liar when
he latter told the board that Gala
sher's son used his fathers influence
o secure insurance business in sa-
oons and disreputable resorts. Ex-
City Detective Bert Trannan who
lad supplied Hayes with evidence
lgainst Gallagher's son, called Gala
'her a lier. 1t required the active
fforts of Mayor Beardsley and sever.
4 officers ia restore ,crder-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
C0R0NER'S JURY
SAYS SUICIDE
IN CASES OF TWO YOUNG PEO.
PIE SHOT AT COLORADO
SPRINGS UNREQUlETED
LOVE THE CAUSE-NURSE IN
NOCENT

Colorado Springs, Colo, July 3l.---
! The coroner's jury this afternoon rem
dered verdict that Miss Laura Math
ews, whose dead body was found ia i
lane near Broadmoor Monday morn
ing with bullet hole in the heal,
commi ted suicide
An inquest later was held ever the
remains of Amos r. Rambaugh. who
shot himself yesterday afternoon. The
verdict also was suicide Suspicion
for a time pointed to Ramtaugh as
having caused the death of Miss
Ma hews. bccarse of his apparent in.
fatnaton for the young woman, ana
his failure 10 appear at the inquest.
Miss Tillie Green, ct Scottvillc
Mica, who was Miss Mathews nurse
and whose effects have ben held by
the authorities. is declared in no way
to blame for the young woman's act.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
At P|TTSBURG
THREATENED TO BURN OUT
MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS
ONE MAN KILLED BY FALL.
ING WALLS-LOSS $4,000.

Pittsburg, July 31.-A fire that
threatened TO destroy the municipal
institutions of this city at Marshalsea
II miles from here, broke out tonight
and at midnight is still burning. II
started in the laundry of the main
building The administration build
Ing and hospital were destroyed.
Samuel Means, an employe, was
killed by falling walls. The flames
communicated to the insane pavilion.
and police aud county detec ives were
sent to assist the attedants The 5S9
inmates were herded safely on the
lawns. The fire was gotten under
control only after a $4,000 loss was
sustained.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
1000 SOLDIERS
NOW AT BELFAST
TO GRAPPLE WITH STRIKING
DOCK LABoRERs AND Mu.
TlNOuS POLICE.
THE IMPOSING DISPLAY
Produces Resssuring Affect Upon Gen,
eral Public--M Memorial to Earl
OF Aberdeen--Pickets
Guard Wharves.

Belfast, July 3l-TEe troops con.
tisue to enter he city. emphaz ng the
TACT that the authorities are CeteYn.
ined 70 grapp'e promptly vita r,otins
ion the part Of stirling Cock lab1rc4s
,cr mutinous police,
The fourth bat alien OF the midd O
regiment arrived today, bringing a
Maxim gun. a sec,ion of the Esscx
regiment will arrive early tomorraa
making military strength of about.
1000
The imposing display is producing
2 reassuring effect on the general
public. which early in the trouble was
somewhat panic stricken Important
development are expected on August
:. on which day there will be d spec
iai parade of disaffected police.
The police have received commun-
cations from numerous stations
throughout the country expressing
sympathy with the movement de-
caring willingness to strike when
ike action IS taken In Belfast
The Chamber of Comme ce has de.
eided to memorable the Lord Lieu-
'enant Of Ireland, the Earl Of Aber
deem, regarding the situation. The
terms Of the memorial have not been
disclosed but it is thought it appca S
for ltial law.
Picketlng was resumed at TIE
Hharyes today, and there were SCI
eral instances of vehicles in charge Of
deck carriers being owe turned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
HOLY JUMPERS
MAKE SENSATION
YOUNG GIRL DISAPPEARS, WAS
SEEN AT THEIR ABODE BUT
WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS
FAILS TO GET HER.

Waukesba. FN's.. July sI.-Tbese
was a sensation today at the habeas
corpus proceedings brought By Mrs
Anna Lcndell. Of Sac City. Iowa. for
The release OF her daughter. Olga
from the Holy Jumpers
The return to the writ alleged that
the girl disappeared from Fountain
House. the Jumpers Mansion" some
time before noon Monday. and her
whereabouts are unknown. The re-.
turn TO the writ, made by the Metro.
Politan Church Association: fur.hef
states that Olga came to the institu.
tion voluntarily. and has remained
there voluntarily. II Is alleged on in
formation and belief that the girl
was driven from home by her father
and mother and is unwilling 70 return
to them
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
WOMAN WORKED
IN COAL MINE
MASQUERADlNG AS A MAN AND
POSING AS HELPER TO Hus.
BAND--sEx REVEALED BY Ac.
ciDENT.

Washington, Pa, July 31.-Masquer.
aiding as a man, working with her hus-
band in coal mines, Joe Poyle to-
day was discovered to be Mrs. Susie
Povle, when taken to hospital suf-
fering from injuries sustained in a
mine accident at Cecil The woman,
according 10 her husband Steve Poyle.
had been working with him three
years. Her coarse voice and cropped
hair deceived all, while her strength
equalled any of her male slav COM
panions. The woman's injuries are
not serious. The husband was arrest.
ed, charged with violation of the law
in employing female help in a mine.
The woman acted as Povle's helper"
and was paid by him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
JoHNsoN's STRONG TALK.

st. Paul, July Ex-Governor John.
son informed the Associated Press
hat he had sent three men to the
irtn range tonight but declined 20
give names. The governor this
afternoon sent the following to Pc
triella:
The mining companies state II IS
not true that they have refused 70
pay the men June wages: that they
are willing to pay all men anything
coming to them: also state II Is not
true hat their armed employees or de.
puties patrolied the halls where the
men are holding meetings OF prevent.
cd them from holding NEE ings there
in. Any resistance Of the kind you
threaten would call for armed inter
ference by me. when all men alike
will be protected In liberty and prop.
ertyr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
ARMENIAN PRIEST
CENTRAL FIGURE
AMONG NEW YORK 5LAckMAIL-
ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BY GRAND JURY ON FOUR
COUNTS.

New York. July sl.-Fuur indici.
meuts now iic AGAINST Father Lesunt
NarioogO Ossian. the Armenian. who. u
a alleged. sometimes laid aside his
priestly robes % practice exioriioa
and blsCkmaii. The priest is the cen
teal figure in the eonspliacy which
The district attorney seeks fo prove
had for its object the robbery Of
wealthy Armenians and lei TO tde
murder " the rug merchant. TFashan-
Jan. and others who refused to le
financially bled
From the SLAYER Of Tavshanfan. Pc
drus Hampartsooniann- the police
hope 10 secure a confession establish
ing that the youth unuitlingiy vas
The agsn Of the biackmailiug te,ros
lists OEce the ASSASSIN Is convinced
that be was more Of a tool than a
patriot. the police expect him 20 mskc
startling disclosures.
The indictments against Mafiou<ss-
san brought In bv the grand iars To-
day are on the charge 81 sfienrici
rCbbery and extoFtioa-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
CIVIC AND TRADES PARADE.

Boston, Mass, July 31.-A monster
civic and trades parade, with Lieut.
Gen. Nelson A. Mixes as chief marshal
was today's contribution to the Old
Home Week celebration. The parade
was the biggest thing of its kind even
seen in New England, taking nearly
five hours 10 pass the reviewing stand
occupied by the governor. mayor and
other dignitarics. Tonight the s2.
oC.0O0 bridge recently completed
over the Charles river connecting
Boston with Cambridge. is TO be for.
mally dedicated with imposing cere-
monies. The bridge will be brilliantly
illuminated and several thousand dol
lars worth of fireworks will be dis
charged.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
2)-HOUND BOUT
WON BY BRITT
AUDITORIUM RINK AT FRISCO
WAS CROWDED TO UTMOST
CAPACITY.
POLICE CHARGE CROWD
fore the Big Prize Fight Com
menced--Feht Was
Furious One.

San Francisco, July 3l.--Jlmny
Britt defeated Battling Nelson in a
terrific tweny round fight here tG.
night, Nelson had little chance to
win. the list blow of the contest al
most flooring him He tried to force
the fighting but was always met by a
hard straight left or right to the jaw
ard at the end was staggering around
the ring, all but out There were no
Clean knock downs In tae contest
A few minutes before o'clock the
crowd outside the building where the
Neson-Britt fight was held, had
grown in size and temper to a nab.
when the thousands started to charge
the entrance with the evident intea-
tion of overwhelming the foot poli. G
and breaking into the hall, half
dozen mounted blue coats charge
from several directions Simultaneous
h and q score Of persons were
knocked down and trampled upon,
some Ct them falling under the horses
feet II is not known that any one
was badly hurt Botn Britt and Mel |
son weighed in at O'Clock, each max |
ing 1888 easily After weighing in |
both ate a hearty meal
At 8 O'Clock eye;y seat in The rink |
had been taken and close onto thou. |
sand people were standing up. The |
police stopped ADMISSIONS to the gal
leres before The first preliminary and
this caused hard feeling among the
crowd outside.
The size of the crowd in attendance
exceeds even the best hopes of the
club management. The great outpour.
ing Of riag followers. ii is suggested,
'f partly accounted for by the fact
that this Is the first top notch fight
pulled off in San Francisco proper
since the earthquake, and Judging by
the attitude OF Mayor Taylors new |
board Of supervisors. probably viii be
the last professional fight that will be
witnessed for some time to come.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
'ON CHARGE Of
MANSLA LAUGHTER
MICHIGAN SPEAKER PRO TEN is
ARRESTED IN CONNECTION
WITH MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF
PROOF READER.

Detroit, July Representative
Charles Il. Ward speaker pro tenn of
the Michigan house ef representatives
and chairman of the ways and means
committee, was arraigned this after
noon in the police court here on 4
warrant charging manslaughter in
connection with the death from a
criminal operation in April of Miss
Edith Presley, a proof reader for the
state senate. Ward stood mute and
the attorney asked for an a-examinas
tion in the police court, which Justice
Stein set for September g. The JUS
tice then fixed bail at $4,000 which
was furnished.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
NEW BOND ISSUE FOR c. & o.

Richmond, Va, July 3l.-The
stockholders Of the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad assembled at tho gener,
al offices here today for special
meeting to vote on the question of au.
thorizing the company to create r
general equipment and Improvement
mortgage 10 secure an issue net To
exceed Sl0000,000 of ten-year 5 per
cent gold bonds. The plan is TO Issue
the bonds at once and To dispose Of
them ON sch terms as the directors
may deem best.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
WESTERN TENNIS
CHAMP P|ONSH|P
WILL SOON BE DEcIDED-THE
TOURNAMENT AT oNWENT.
STA HAS REACHED THE SEMI
FINALS.

Chicago. July Sl.-play In. the ten
mis- championship tournament at On
wentsia today reached semi-finals IN
singles. the fourth round in doubles
for men, anr semi-inals in singles and
doubles for women. In the mems
singles the players left TO compete IN
the semi-finals are Alexander Of New
York. Emerson Of Cincinnati, aud
Nell aud Waidner of Chicago.
Alexander and Hackett of New
York is the only out-of-towl team left
IN the doubles
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS.

San Francisco, July 31--Time was
called at 1904 p. M
First Round-Britt sent Nelson tot
7 ring back with a terrific right to the
aw and Nelson was almost foored
BAe was quickly in fighting position
Britt smashed right and left to face
then hooked a hard left to the body
Nelson then closed In. smiling at the
seconds. Britt had the advantage.
Second Round-At close range Mel
son uppercut twice to his opponent s
body, and walloped his man two force
range Nelson whipped right and left
to the face, Britt retaliating with a
left to stomach, and left to the ear.
In a mix Britt swung left hard to
the right ear, and Nelson's ear bled
Brtt's round.
Third Round-Nelson kept forcing
the pace and made Britt break ground
Nelson also jabbed a vigorous left TO
the face. and followed 1t with two
left swings to the same spot. Then
cnsued a furious rally, Nelson having
the better. AS the gong sounded
Britt sunk his left twice TO the Danes
stomach making the Battler vince.
Round even.
Fourth Rbund-Nelson. getting
close, swung right and then left TO
his opponents face. Britt covered and
mixed furiously in the center, Nelson
doing much execution. At the bell
Britt rallied and drove in two terrific
blows TO Nelson's face. Nelson went
TO the corner showing no effects. I'll
was hard round with Nelson
a shade the better
Fifth Ronud-N olson forced Britt TO
a corner and the men fought shoulder
10 shoulder. Nelson, walloped Britt
several times with upercuts, then sent
his left twice to Britt's mouth. Britt
spat blood. In the center of the
ring they exchanged a vicious fusil.
lade TO the head and face. The round
ended IN Nelson's favor.
Sixth RoUnd-Nelson jabbed a left
TO Britt's sore mouth and Britt sent
the Danes head back with left hook.
Then they mixed. Britt doing much |
clever ducking and smothering. Then |
started give and take" bout Britt |
throwing science 10 the winds. Britt
came out Of the melee with bleeding |
nostrils. while Nelson was not dis
iurbed. Nelson's round.
Seventh Round-Nelson forced /
Britt against the ropes. landing a
most al will Britt electrified the
crowd by a wonderful rally. Planted /
left and right twice to Nelson's face
Nelson smiled as she gong rang l
Round about even. Joe Cans shout
ing. good boy. Jimmy"
Eighth Round-Britt staggered Mel
son with right jolts to the jaw. Blitt
backed away and continued 20 pepper
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
DAN PATCH MAKES NEW MARK

Decatur, July 31.--Dan Patch toda,
put up a new mark of 2:01h on this
Decatur track, going the quarters in:
:3oR. 1:oll2, l:S2h and 2:011a.
The 2:l1 trot for 500 had five S, art,
ers.
lcelander won; King Entertainer
led in the third and fourth heats. The
best time made was 2;01A.
The 2:2i pace for 5000 had nine
starters.
Clifton Star won; Andrew Cone led
in the fourth and fifth heats, Nellie
Nc led in the first heat Time 2:f04
The 2:11 trot for 1000 had seven
starters.
Nc r., won; Sterling Kinner led in
the first and fifth heats, Booro Jolly
won in the second heat. Time 2.11H.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
NEW HEAD FOR
BLIND SCHOOL
GOVERNOR DENEEN APPOINTS
DR.. G. w. JONES TO SUCCEED
DR.. J. H. FREEMAN WHO HAS
RESIGNED.

Jacksonville. Ill.,. July 9l.-Goy-
ernor Deneen. after long conference
with the trustees of the Illinois school
for the blind, today appointed DR.. G..
w. Jones superintendent to succeed
] H. Freeman, resigned. DR.. Jones
will be in charge of the Oregon school
for the blind.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
in OLD KENTUCKY
German Government TO Send Roya
Stations There to Breed Cavalry
Stock For Army.

Berlin. July 3l.-The German gov
eminent Is about TO send the full
blooded Trakhenor stations from the
royal breeding farms TO the sto, k
farm at Fields Place, in the Ken
tucky blue grass region, leased some
time ago for the purpose Of breeding
cavalry horses for the German army
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
rRo BPS TO TAKE A HAND.

st. Paul, July 5i.This afternoon
Governor johnson decided TO send a
personal repl esentative to the iron
range to investigate whether ii Is adj
visable to send troops there. The
governors reports regarding the situa-
ton are SO conflicting that this course
was deemed necessary
The companies OF the first regiment
six of which are In st. Paul and Nil
neapolis, have been under waiting o.
|ders for several days,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
GOOD WORK AT HAGUE.

The Hague. July 31.-The Belgian
proposition. that inhabitants Of Occu
pied territory should not be compei,ei
to participate in military operations
against their country was adopted is
to Is: twelve ahsentees.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
Ex-coNeREssMAN DEAD.

Menominee. Mich, July si.-s. NJ
Stephenson. x-eoDgressman. and mul
ti-millionaire humbermsn. died here
this afternoon as a result of a fail
several days ago while alighting from
a carriage He was a member of the
fifty-frst. fifiy-secsnd, fifty-third and
fourth congresses, and was a brother
of United States Senator Isaac steph.
ensOn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
CALEB POWERS
TRIAL POSTPONED
ATToRENYs COULD NOT AGREE
ON JUDGE TO HEAR THE CASE
WHEN SPECIAL JUDGE roe.
BINS VACATED BENCH.

Georgetown. Ky. July 3f.-The trial
of Caleb Powers. charged with com
plicity in the murder Of Governor
William GOel'el. has heen Indefinitely
postponed When SPECIAL Judge Rob
bins vacated the bench. the attorneys
could not agree on a man 10 try the
case Robbins adjourned the court
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
CALtSBURC MAN
IS IMPLICATED
GEORGE TOWERS, CHARGED WITH
COMPLETELY IN HOLCUP or
NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN
LAST MAY, HAS CONFESSED.

Butte, Mont, July 3i.-George
Tower, arrested for completely in the
hcld-up Of a Northern Pacific train
on MAY 7 when Engineer Glow was
Killed. confessed today. He imp'i.
caed three other men. Tower Is ~
years &C age and says his parents re-
side in Galcsburg, III.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
piTTsRuRG HEARD FROM.

fI'tsb1lfg, tt. July Y L Ililss ssx xtcas*
tive board Of district No. s. United
Wire Workers of America, which eni-
braces the pittsburg district tonight
authorized President Patrick Feehan
te call strike Immediately, alleging
that the Pittshurg Coal company had
violated the wage agreement re
han announced that he will give TIE
coal company a few hours in which
10 adjust matters. over IA 600 miners
will be affected
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
STRAus AT HONOLULU.

Honolulu, July 31.--Oscar Straus,
secretary of commerce and labor, ar
rived here today and was met at the
dock by federal and territorial Off.
cials and the territorial militia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
KOREAN TROOPS DIsHANDED.

Seoul August IAN ordinance dis.
banding the Korean troops was pro.
mulga ed yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
HOLLOW VICTORY
FOR SONOMA GIRL
HIGHBALL WITHDRAWN BECAUSE
OF LAMENEss AND FAVOR
TIE GOES IN EASILY.
MEMPHIS PAGER WINS
McDevltt Won Second Face of the
Day With Lillian r. in 2:o9
Tro.-Resppearance of John
S2lean a Feature.

/ Cleveland, July 3l-The contest
1 between Sonoma Girl and Highbal III
/ TIE '2:l5 trat, scheduled for today
! drew % the grand circuit meet tho
largest crowd at the Glenville Oval In
/ many years. Hightall was lame. and
was wi bdrawn As a result, Sonoma
Girl obtained hollow victory. Thorn
way was the only favor'ite OF the day
to lose. Alice Pointer who was sec.
ond choice, won the 2:11 pace in
straight heats.
Ed Geors who drew the distance
nag three times Tuesday, won the
2:05 pace today with ArdelIo, the
Memphis PAGER that won the Chamber
OF Commerce stake in 1906. The
mare won handily.
McDevitt, driver for Davis Shaw, Of
Cleveland, scored the second victory
of the day when he won the 2:0g
trot with Lillian R, The race was
made a feature by the temperance
of John Splean, the veteran reinsman
on the grand circuit, driving with
Biaora, which finished fifth
The 2:ll pace fer $500 had five
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
American League.

notwithstanding and Warner;
Walsh and Hart
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01

Batteries--Tannehill Piuitt, Win
ter and Shaw; Joss and Clarke.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01

McGlynn and Marshall;
McGinnity and Bresnahan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01

I DYKtTt, BaTTTty, PIank
and Schreck; Howell. Dineen and
| Spencer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01

Batteries-Camnilz and Phelps,
Young and Brown.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01

THE TYPOGRAPHY or style u
your advertisement very often makes
It seen and remembered,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01

Batteries Willis and Gibson;
Young. pfeffer, BouItes and Needhom.
Second game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01

Reebe and Noonan
vii l'se Bresnahan and Bowelman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01
SCORES FOR YESTERDAY
National Leauue.

Cincinnati and Philadelphia rain,
no game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01

THE ADVERTISER WHO ssys what
he doesn't beIIevs viii find the pup-
'c doesrf believe what he says.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-01

Pittsburg, July 31.-The locals won
10th games of double header by
good, sound batting.
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