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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-16
Telegramy krajowe.

San Francisco, Cal, 16 maja.-
Wczoraj zaszIa nova zmiana w
komendzie floty atlantyckiej od-
bywajacej podroz naokolo swiata,
a flaga kontradmiraia CharlesaM.
Thomasa, ktora powiewala ma O.
krecie Connecticut jako godio ma
czelnego dowodzcy zostala zdjeta,
przyczem wedle zwyczaju dano
salwe z dial ziozona 13 strza-
low. Ma tenn konczy sic dluga ka-
ryera admiraia Thomasa we flo
Gle, obejmujaca okres czasu AZ
letni. Admiral ustepuje re Sluzby
czynnej dopiero W pazdzierniku,
ale otrzymuje teraz urlop i vie
cej juz ME powroci do sluzby.
Admiral Thomas rodzina swoja
pozostanie w Kalifornii diva mie-
siace dla odpoczynku po trudach
ostatnich 6 miesiecy, potem zwie-
dziwszy park Yellowstone uda sic
do Waszyngtonu. Po skwitowaniu
sfuzby zamierza spedzic diva lata
"a granica, podczas gdy corka je-
go hsztalcic sic bedzie w Szwaj-
caryi.
Miejsce Thomasa obejmie kontr
admiral Charles S. Sperry, obecny
komendant czwartej dywizyi flo
ty. Opusci ,,Alabame" przenie-
sic swoja kwatere ma Connect
cut. Admiral Sperry jug bedzie
naczelnym dowodzca az do po-
wrotu floty do Hampton Roads.
Washington, 16 maja. - No
wela reformy finansowej Vreelan-
da, przyjeta onegdaj w Izbie po-
slow, zostala wczoraj wniesiona
w senacie natychmiaSt zlozona
w rece komitetu finansowego. Sc
nator Aldrich zreferowal natych-
miast nowele Aldricha jake sub
stytut poprawiony, senat ia
przyjal. Tym sposobem obie no
wele dostaja sic W rece komitetu
wspolnego, ktory ma rozwiazac
zajmujace zadanie utworzenia z
obu novel jedna, obie izby zado-
walniajaca. - Izba poslow spie-
szyla sic re zalatwieniem mno-
stwa drobnych novel, by ,oczy-
Scic" kalendarz, zanim dn. 23 ma
ia nastapi odroczenie. Pc krotkich
debatach nowela budzetowa ,,om-
nibusowa" zostala przyjeta. Przy-
jeto rowniez S25 blow pensyjnych
prywatnych.
Waszyngton, 16 maja. - Kon-
ferencya gubernatorow przyje-
Ia jednogloSnie zasadnicza rezolu-
eye oswiadczajaca, azeby prezy-
dent take w przyszlosci zwoiy-
wal konferencye, ale ME poda-
wal sam projektow. Popoludniu
odbyla sic ostatnia sesya, Rezul-
taty konferencyi polegaja giownie
ma TEN. re dalo sic poczatek do
dalszych konferencyj podobnych
i zebrano duzo informacyj mate
ryalow. Wczoraj sam prezydent
przewodniczyi.
Waszyngton, 16 maja. = Clio
mex kongresu Nc Gavin z Chica-
go odniosl swe pierwsze zwycie-
stwo w walce o gmach pocztowy
w dzielnicy zachodniej w Chica-
60. w przyjetym przez Izbe po-
slow omnibus public building
bill" znajduje sic pozycya wyzna-
czajqca S75O,OOo ma zakupno grun-
tu pod gmach pocztowy.
Muskogee, Okla, 16 maja. =
Try mile ma polnoc stad pociag
No 5 kolei Missouri, Kansas and
Texas wpadl ma pociag frachto-
wy jadacy przeciwnej strony.
Trzej czlonkowie personalu costa
Ii zabici, a Is osob zostalo polka
leczonych. Tych w specyalnym
pociagu przywieziono do Musko-
gee. Katastrofa wydarzy}a SIG
wskutek tego, re konduktor loko-
motywy frachtowego pociagu
falszywie zrozumial dane mu po-
lcctnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-16
POzAR WE FABRYCE MA
TERACOW.

W domu pm. 81 w. Randolph
str, ma najwyzszem pietrze, gdzie
miesci sic warsztat fabryki mate
rac6w Schultz & Cover, wybuch@
wczoraj mad ranem pozar, kt6ry
dzieki lekkiemu nadzwyczajnie
palnemu materyalowi, nagroma-
dzonemu we wspomnianych ubi-
kacyach rozszerzyl sic blyskawi-
czna szybkoscia przez d}uzszy
czas zagra1a} zniszczeniu caiemu
budynkowi. Przyczyny pozaru
stwierdzie ME zdo}ano. Ogieh spo-
strzegi pierwszy jeden. z policyan-
tow stacyi przy ul. Desplaines,
kt6ry natychmiast zaalarmowai
straz pozarna, kt6ra wnet sic zja-
villa ma miejscu, ale ciezka miala
przeprawe z groznym zywiolym,
kt6ry W samymie budynku ciagie
znajdowal podsycenie. Nadto dym
palqcych sic wiOr6w wiosienia
ME dozwalal dStrzec do wnetrza
budynku, kt6rego tez 3cie pietro
SLIME zostalo uszkodzone. SEkody
wynOsza przeszlO $1,000.
NOVA POCZTA W CHICAGO.
Poczmistrz chicagoski Camp
bell wyrazil przekOnanie, re Przy-
znana przez kOngres we Washing
tonic suma $750.000 na zakupno
placu pod budOwe novel poczty
W Chicago jest stanowczo "a mala;
wyobraza on sobie, ie najmniej
$1,250,000 ma kupno placu takie-
90 potrzeba. P. Campbell wyje-
chai dis do Waszyngtonu, by W
tel kwestyi pogadac z cz}onkami
kongresu, cd kt6rych spodziewa
sic poparcia. Probationary gmach
novel poczty W Chicago ma opr6cz
ceny placu pod budowe kosztowac
million dolar6w; potrzeba budyn-
ku tego stale sic coraz wiecej ma
gla iuA bowiem zaraz po wzniesie-
niu niedawnem obecnego budynku
wladz zwiazkowych, pzeznaczone
W MIN dla poczty lokale okazaly
sic bardzo szczuple.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-16

jqce okolo godzine. MleJscoWosc
niem nawiedzona znajdowaia sic
p:awGot odobnie okolo $500 M:
cd Was; yngtonu, moze w srod-
kowej Ameryce moze ma Ocea-
ME Spokojnym.
Nowy York, l6 maja. = Viii
liam Clausen, jeden najwieccj
w tenn miescie znanych handlarzy
die sztuki, zoSta} wczoraj aresz-
towany pod zarzutem, re znane-
mu amatorowi obrazow Villa
mowi T. Evansowi sprzedai kilka
,,oryginaiow starych mistrz6w",
ktore jednakowoz okazaly sic tyl-
ko kopiami. Sedzia oddal Clause
ma pod sad kryminalny pod kau-
eva $1,000.
Manteo, N. c., 16 maja. - Bra
cia Wright wzniesli sic wczoraj
w powietrze ma swym aeroplanie
i przebyli przestrzeh oSmiomilo-
wa, bardzo pomyslna, w siedmiu
minutach 40 sekundach, kiedy
nagle ich statek napowietrzny ru-
nal na ziemie mocno sic uszko-
dill. Wilbur Wright, ktory kiero-
wal, ME pokaleczyl sic, ale jego
maszyna tax sic popsula, re nano-
wo trzeba bedzie ia budowac. Po-
wodem wypadku byfo podobno, IL
kierownik przez omylke poruszyl
faiszywa raczke zamierzajac
wzniest sic wyzej, skierowai aero
plan ku doiowi.
Nowy York, l6 maja. - Jakos
Ritz Brooklyna, LEGACY lat 22,
szczesliwie przetrwal operacye,
zapomoca kt6rej usunieto mu z
czaszki 4 uncye mozgu i wyszedl
re szpitala N. M. P. zdrow ma Gle
lie i umySle. Ritz dnia 3 kwietnia
strzeli} sobie w glove i kula u
grzezla w mozgu. Utworzyl sic
wrzod, kt6ry postanowiono usu-
mac. Obawiano sic, We pacyent
utraci wzrok snak, ale tax sic
ME stalo.
Lakewood, N. J., 16 maja. -
Do Grovera Clevelanda nadeslano
konwencyi gubernatorow rezo-
lucye ubolewaniem, IL On po-
wodu choroby ME moze w nleJ
wziac udziaiu. Ale Cleveland mic
ME odpowiedzial i>zdaje sic, re ME
byl w stanie odpowiedziec. Pani
Clevelandowa swoja droga rozsy-
Ia biuletyny stale donoszace, IL
iej malzonkowi sic polepsza; ubo-
cznie jednakowoz dowiedziano sic
re Cleveland znajduje sic w stanie
jakby apatyi, sypia duzo, a obu-
dziwszy sic bywa rozdraznionym.
Me opuszcza lozka ME przyjmu-
je zadnych odwiedzin.
Trinidad, Colo, l6 marca. -
Owl rozb6jnicy, ktorym udalo sic
wFrech, NM, ,spladrowac kase o.
gniotrwaia Wells Fargo Co. i
zabrat niej $4,000, znajduja sic
ieszcze ma wolnoSci. Widziano ich
ma stacyi Emery Gap kolei Colora-
do and Southern. Jest nadzieja, re
wkrotce zostana ujeci.
Nowy York, 16 maja. - Agen-
eva handlowa Bradstreet dzisiai
oglasza nastepujacy rapport: Mad
chodzace sprawozdania handlowe,
jakoteiz o pogodzie o zasiewach,
sa zmienne, wskutek tego inte-
resa So chwiejne, jednego dnia O.
spale, nazajutrz lepsze. DaJa sic
jednak dostrzegac oznaki, re Po-
lozenie powinno sic wkrotce pole
pszyc, albowiem W ko}ach tax fl
nansowych jak przemyslowych
pogodniejsze panuje usposobie-
ME, anizeli pred kilku tygodnia-
mi. Najlepsze wiadomosci nadcho-
dza ze srodowisk handlowych
takich jak Nowy York, Chicago,
St. Louis it'd. Najpomyslniejsze
raporta nadsylaja drobiazgowi
kupcy poiudniowego zachodu /
polnocnego zachodu. Poludnie
skarzy sic jeszcze ma trudnosc W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-16

eksplozyi. ranieni. Najwidoczniej
sprawcy zamachu starali sic bonn
be podrzucic pod tramwaj, zeby
pod MIN eksplodowaia. w ciagu
pieciu miesiecy jest to juz piaty
zamach zmierzajacy do wysadze-
MIA w powietrze wozu kolei ulicz-
nej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-16
Nowy rozkaz dla wojsk rosyjskich przekrocze
MIA granicy.
Burzliwe zajscia W Dumie.
Jtarczka Francuz6w Arabami W Ale
Wys}ancy Mulej Hafiza W Paryzu kwitkiem
OdpraWieni.

Pok6 Indyanami szczepu Yaqui W Meksyku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-16
NOVA ZMIANA W KOMENDZIE FLOTY ALLAN
TYCKIEJ.

guer-
natOrow Trzesiena zemi neoznaczonych
-Nieszczescie kOeowe W Okahomie
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
THE CIVIL SERVICE
Examinations Ordered in Cairo Dur
ing October to Secure EIgibles
For Government Positions.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examine
ton on October I, 1903, at Cairo, ILL.,.
to fill vacancy in the position Of
clerk( library assistant, malel, at
| 1920 per annum, in the Bureau of Sta
tistics. Department of Agriculture
and vacancies requiring similar quail,
|itications as they may occur in any
branch Of the service.
October 7, 1908, at Cairo, ILL.,, to
| fill vacancy in the position of night
Waterman, $500 per annum, In the
Quartermaster's Department at Large
Military prison, Fort Leavenworth
Kas, and vacancies requiring similar
qualifications as they may occur i'll
that vicinity.
October rs, 1908, at Cairo, H., to
fill vacancy in the Coast and Geode,
tic Survey, Department of Commerce
and Labor, at 5000 per annum, and
vacancies requiring similar qualifica-
lions as they may occur in any branch
of the service.
October -, 1908 at Cairo. H., to
fill vacancy in the position of cyl
inder press feeder (mae), at a salary
of % cents an hour (eight hours con
shutting a days work. in the GOV
eminent Printing Office, and yacan-
cies requiring similar qualifications
as they may occur in any branch OF
the service.
October II, 1908, at Cairo, H., to
secure eligibIes from which to make
certidcation to fill vacancies in the
position of trained nurse in the In
dian Service as they may occur. at
salaries ranging from $500 to $720
per annum
October IA, 1908, at Cairo, H., to
fill vacancy existing in the position
Of plate cleaner, al $3.50 per annum,
bureau of Engraving and Printing,
and vacancies requiring similar quail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16

sixty-ninth year Of the world. accord
ing to their reckoning IN an the or
thOdox temples Of the Jews through
out The world. gathered in prayer and
to mediate on the coming fast day OF
Yom Kiurmr
From sunset oH the night Of Fri
day. sept is, by the Gregorian caIen-
dar 10 sunset on the following dag.
the orthodox jews viii fast and then
will follow the feast 81 brotherhood.
The new year celebration is but a
preliminary. as the beginning Of Lent
is 20 Easter. The reformed Jews do
mot keep the DAYS Of the new year
or Of Tom Kippuh. but there as many
Of the orthodox denomination in Am
erica. mostly Jews Of European birth.
The celebration is America VIII Be
Widespread. as the country contains
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
DRAINAGE DISTRICT
Judge Dewey Appoints Commission to
Make inquiry and Report on
New Project.

II appears certain now that Alexan-
de-. county is to have another drain
age district to protect our levee tract
Of very fine land from periodical over.
flow and hold tillers on IT, A strong
delegation of owners OF the ground
came down Monday to take formal
steps toward forming the district
They presented a petition to Judge
Dewey "a the county court. through
their attorneys Gilbert a. Gilbert, and
the court appointed a commission
composed of A. c. Jaynes, r. NJ OF
rich and Joseph Bunch whose duty it
viii be under the law to make inves-
tigation and report as to the feasibil-
ity Of forming a district, also the cost.
the damage and benefits The com
mission will report TO the county court
and the matter will be passed upon
then. Some opposition has developed
from owners Of land proposed TO De
enclosed in the district, which is not
subject to overflow: but this was
on advice OF Hon. NJ r.
Gilbert who represented them
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16

tications as they may occur in tina;
bureau.
October 81, 1908, to secure eligibles
from which to make certiication to
fill a vacancy in the position of as
sistant designer, at $1,000 per annum,
in the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, and vacancies requiring
similar qualifications as they may oc-
cur in that bureau.
October 21.22-23, 1908, at Cairo. Ill,
to fill vacancies as they may occur in
the position of skilled mechanical
craftsman in the ordnance establish
ment, at an entrance salary of $1,000
or 81 200 per annum, according to the
rating made by the eigbles in the
examination,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
STEAMBOAT IS
SHIPPED TO CAIRO
THE BELLE OF THE CAPE, WILL
BE LAUNCHED AT CAIRO
WILL RUN BETWEEN CAIRO
AND CAPE GIRARDEAU.

The Belle of the Cape, the boa
which will be run for rapid service
between Cairo and Cape Girardeau
Mo, by Capt. Clay Phelps has beer
shipped to Cairo and will be launched
in the river here. II will be taken
dow nthe incline on a car. The boa
is expected to reach Cairo the lat
ter part of the week when it will
make its initial trip.
Capt Phelps had intended tc
launch the boat at Cincinnati but the
stage of the river is too low TO adj
init of his plan being carried out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
MOUNDS, ILL.
September IS, 1908,
~ >~<< <<~~

postermaster NJ l.. Kennedy IS il
Jonesboro today attending the his
toric reproduction OF The Lincoln anC
Douglas debate in that city
The sociable given at the home oil
Mr. and Mrs A. b. Robertson, of villa
Ridge by the Ladies Aid on last Fri
day evening, was a brilliant affair
and highly appreciated by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Stevers moved
into the beautiful home property Of
l. n, Taylor on Oak street last week
This is one OF the finest homes in thc
city and Mrs. Stevers is justly proud
of her new quarters
We are undergoing quite drought
Just now aud the dust is almost
sitting
j. f. FTndIey, the operator, ha.
leased the Mus. G. Kusner farm, one
mile north CT town and viii rove on.
to the same next week Mir. and Mrs.
Kusner will move to their new home
in Cairo on next Monday
Our real estate men are active and
good property around Mounds is in
demand
Patsy Powers of Villa Ridge has
leased his farm and will soon leave
for Washington where he will make
his home for awhile.
J. F. Nelson 0 fthe First National
Bank Of Mound City spent Sunday
with his mother at the parental home
in villa Ridge.
Our people are still hoping that
nothing will retard the promotion of
The interurban.
R. n. Willar had legal business 1t
this office Tuesday.
Rev. c w Camuhen is attending
the Methodist Conference this week
chls Woodruff has rented his
large b.ick block TO f. j Atherton,
and is having his nome on oak street, {
known as The Wilson house, remodel
ed for residence for Himself and
family. Chas. is hustler and be
lieves in having things nice and up
to,date about him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
- " y y . y y y y n = y
MOUND CITY
= q . q . = y y = y = . ~ y . y
September IS.

september To-
Mildred H., little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Crippen passed in
to FER heavenly home at the home
of her parents on Commercial avenue
at O'Clock sunday, September 18Th,
at jhc age OF years, II months and
II days. MembranoUs clorp was
stated as the cause OF her deatI. The
little one had just begun her first year
81 school when shewastaKeuill twas
At first reported that diphtheria was
the cause of her death, thus friRhten-
ing the friends and neignuors of the
bereayed parents so that they could
not render the services which they
would 80 gladly have given however.
II was learned later that this was no
the disease The Dody was laid
rest in Reechgrove cemetery Tuesday
morning after a service at the home
Mrs w r. Rodman is spending
couple OF weeks with relatives ami
friends at Tunnel Hin Vienna AMI
Creal Springs
John Walker Of Celtor was in town
Monday.
Mrs Dick johnson and little daugh-
to-. Of Levings. visited Ter daughter
Nls. Corzinc. IN Railroad avenue
Monday
,lr J. NJ. Tucker and Mr. schu'er Of
Memphis. spent sunday with the.
formers fanny in this eli,
Henry Haseniacger who tas spent
the p.7t tHo we rs with his s'-t-r
Nr.. Fred ben nan returned to IisI
home in Caho SATURDAY evening.
Little Mary Mas in is seriously
III a. her home On ITsh street
Misses Susie Fernstein and Nina
Turner Of Grand Chain were the
guests q the Misses Gaunt here this
week
Ar aEd Mrs 8, L. Compton were
the guests ef relatives al Belknap sun
da-
trs. RAJ Olmsted has A. her guest
It's week her mother Mrs. J. NJ
Walker OF OImsted and Mrs James /
Hilary Of Golden.
Air Robert Barber Of L.vings. was |
he-c on business Monday
Grade ten Of the High school eniov- /
81 IN outing on Towhead Island in /
company Of their Instructor. Miss Elm
end0H. Saturday. Supper and refresh
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
TAFT TO MEET NEGROES.

Lexington. KY, Sept. I5.-The Col
orad National Baptist Association. the
largest organized BODY OF colore,
christians in the world, opened its an
nuaI convention in Lexington today
The delegates number about 900 AM
among them are many of the es
pecially able men of the race. Fol
loving the adjournment of the con
vention next week a large delegation
representing the association will call
upon Judge Taft at Cincinnati.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS {


ments We're partaken of and severa
geological specimens were captured.
| Misses Blanche Curry and Myr;
Mumford We're the guests OF Mr.. ane
MIS- Chas. WehrenUerg, ST., on Eas
First street Monday.
Miss Anna Trampelt returned home
Monday after spending the past week
n St. Louis where she purchased a
large stock of dry goods which vii!
soon be on sale in Trompert's store
here, While in the city Miss Trampert
also visited relatives.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal church will meet with Mrs.
J. l.. Brandt Wednesday afternoon,
The Aid OF the Congregational church
will not meet this week on account OF
the association at Metropolis but vii
meet at the home of Mrs Joe Fuller
ton on Wednesday of next week.
". A. Dougherty accompanied by
Masters Ray Armstrong, Frederick
Williamson and Willie Dougherty
went fishing on Towhead Island Mon
day evening
The girls Of the Elizabethan Club OF
the Mound City High School will give
an entertainment in The near future
which will surpass in uniqueness any
hometalent play which has been
staged here for some time. The pro
ceeds will be used for the benefit of
the school gymnasium and library,
Watch for the date
Mrs. ]. +. Beaver left Monday 10
attend the Congregational Association
It Metropolis this week.
Miss Agnes Calvin of Levings was
the guest Of relatives here Monday
Mr. and Mrs little and Mrs. VIII
Derr OF Cairo spent Sunday with MI
and Mrs. Ed Lawler on Fourth street
Danl Hogan, Jr., is transacting bus
mess here this week.
Mrs. j. f. Cornell left Tuesday for
Malion where she VIII visit relatives
and attend the Marion fair
H. Mccartney of Greenwood, Ind,
is III town on business this week.
Mrs. Clanton and daughter Norma,
OF Mounds, were shopping in town
Monday.
VIM, Price, Jr, is confined to his |
home on First street with typhoid fe-
YER
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16

The first actual still house that ey
or established headquarters in Cairo
was the OLD TERRELL DISTILERY
Z. F M'NEILL, Manager.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16

Feast Your THE
Submitting TO the Slightest Wish Miss
BEHOLD the GREAT GROUP OF
Feas 10 Essay.
Witness the Royal Ride Of the
Animal of them ALL Huge INDIA ELEPHANT
Performing All the Latest Fess Gloss
Marvel EQUESTRIAN and lis SNOW
Wonder Accomplishments
Proclaim
or
Combined The
Refined Roya In Highest GGe
ertorous Feature OF the Circus World Astonishing
Features.
Performances
the rings p m.
n @ q
Every morning which includes enagere proportions
all. Miss II.
Its First APPEARANCE will be Epoch Making Significance
400 Dapple Grey Horses, Chariots, Ca6es, Etc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16

u per cent Of the entire Jewish pop
uiation Of the world. and more than
any other country except Russia aa4
Austria Hungary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
FAST DAY OF
YOM K|PPUR
WILL BE OBSERVED FRIDAY BY
JEWISH PEOPLE. OF oRTHo-
DoN FAITH-FEAsT FOLLOWS
FAST.

On Saturday the orthodox Jews Gel
CITRATE new years DAY. the dawn OF
the five Thousand six hundred ana
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16

Brooklyn, Sept. 15.-Spade was in
iured in the seventh and retired in
favor of Ewing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
At New York.

New York, Sept l5.-The visitors
played a joke fielding game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16

Batteries Howell, Graham, Dineen
Smith and Spencer; Mulin, Summers
and Schmidt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
At Boston.

Batteries-Cicotte and Crlger; WI,
son and Blair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
At Washington.

Batteries--Gates, Johnson and
Street; Schlitzer and Lapp.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16

cations as they may occur in that
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
At Boston.

man; Brown and King.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
And many other painful and

Y. No woman who uses
incident to birth; for il robs
to life Of mother and child,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-16
: :" : b a - : g.;
i ANO E.
New York ......131 a s
At Chicago

Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan
Liebhardt and Land.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-12
Governments Estimate oi
Cotton Crop.

Washington, Dec. 9.-The to
tai productions of cotton in the
United States for the year 1908
% will amount to 6,1S2, 100000
pounds, not including linters,
which is equivalent to IL, 100000
bales of 500 pounds gross weight,
according to the estimate an
nounced by the Department of
Agriculture today. The esti
mate OF production by bales
gives:
Virginia 13l 600; North Caro-
lima $4,000; South Carolina :.
lis, 900; Georgia 1,S44,OOO;
Florida $1,000; Alabama ,273,
600; Mississippi 100000 {;
Louisiana 472,000; Texas 3,917,-
600: Arkansas ,009, 900; Tennes-
see 100000; Missouri $4,000;
Oklahoma 10000.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-12
Governments Reports Of
Cotton Ginned to Dec. |.

Washington, Dec. S.-A total
OF ii 0lO,864 bales OF cotton gin
ned from the growth of 1908 TO
December Isl and 26 1922 active
ginnefies against S,343 396 bales
ginned TO Decemb Der Ist last year
and 26, 1854 ginneries "A year ago
were announced in the census
bureau report on cotton ginning
today. The 1907 crop was 1867,
S22, Of which 70 5 was ginned
20 Dece mber lsl, the 1906 crop
1888, 2 l, with II 2 to Decem-
Der lst, and 1905 crop 10,495,- :
lO5 with S2.S TO December LIST.
In 1906 there were 1O,027 ,S6S
bales and in 1905, $3.50 ,663
bales ginned to December LIST.