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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-16
TAU GIRLS AGAIN vICTORs.
High School Basketball Team Defeat WallingfOrd Team.

The Phi Delta Tau quintet went to wallingford, Saturday afternoon, and defeated the fast Phelps school team, in a very well played game. The game was in doubt throughout, both teams working very hard. Consider ing the good playing of the Phelps girls in previous games, and also the fact that they played on their own floor, the victory of the Tau girls over them was well earned.
 It was one of the fastest games of the season and the Wallingford quin- tet was one of the strongest aggrega- tions the local girls have yet had to deal with.
 The Phi Delta Tau team which is composed of New Haven High school girls, one of the strongest girls quin- tets in the State and have won nearly all their games played. They have de- feated the other High school girls teams ad are ready to play any school team in the State.
 The lineup and summary follows: pDT. W. P. S. Miss c. Tidgewell .l..Miss c. Benham
 Right Forward. Miss ]. Carroll. ...... Miss E. Barber
 Left Forward.
 Miss I. Dunlap ......., Miss J. Tuttle
 Center.
 Miss R. Haines .... Miss K. Mcclellan
 Right Guard. Misses NJ. Willis Treat. Miss L. Damn
 Left Guard.
 Goals, P. D. s. Miss Carroll ?. Miss Dunlap, i, Miss Tidgewell l; Phelps, Miss Benham i, Miss Barber l. Miss Tuttle 1; goals from fouls, P. D. T., Miss Haires 1, Phelps. Miss Barber l, Miss Damn i: referee, Miss McLaugh- lin; umpire, Miss D. Murphy.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-16
CHARLES DOHERTy ACCEPTS.
Takes Altieri's Challenge Without
 Conditions--For SiO0 Bet,

Walter Altieri. alias Young Joe Grim. has issued defy to Charles De- herty. the brother of Jeff Deherty to fight him to a finish in private for a side bet of slo0. Doherty in reply to this states that he is willing to meet him for this sum, any time, any place and any weight.
 Altieri and Doherty met last Thurs day for four round exhibition at the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-16

in the least discouraged Grant tried again and by his good work finally succeeded in extracting a few half grown cheers. This lack of interest is to be lamented. since with little effort on the part of the rest of the student body the team would be greatly en- couraged
 It is interesting to note that since Bird has assumed me management of the team it has steadily been pulling out of debt. until at the prqsent time, it is almost clear
 AS an added feature to next Satur- days game with New Britain High. Manager Bird expects to have dancing after the game. This ought to draw a large crowd and enable the team to wind un it's season in a successful man ner both financially and as to their playing
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-16
GRAMS DEFEAT BRIDGEPORT.

In a rugged but clean game in Provi- denee Saturday night, Providence de- feated Bridgeport by a score of 6 to 1.
 The score:
 Providence 6, Bridgeport 1 :; rushes. Curtis 5. Lewis ,; foul. Hardy; stops, Mallory S6. Harper 43. goals by Cur tis g.. McGilvrax 3, Lewis l. Referee, kflgara. Timer, Perrin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-16
WINCHESTER BowLERs WIN.
Have All Kinds of Fun With Union
 Metallic Company.

The Winchester bowling team de- feated their guests from Bridgeport, the Union Metallic company five Sat urday night at Swift X Hulse's alleys in three straight games, winning the ball and pin offered to the victor of the games. The focal team gave the prizes to the visitors
 The alleys abounded in fun and merriment from o'clock in the even Ing until 12 o'clock. Games of duck pins and candle pins were enjoyed as we'll as practiced in hitting the big pins.
 The scores follow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-16

All New Haven A.iC. smoker, but they
 went right after each other and few wise ones cautiously suggested that AL teri was handed something. Rather than take the trouble to beat up his traducers Young Joe Grim wants to prove them wrong hy another fall out of Dohorty Altieri claims Doherty had
 lighter gloves than he did, but one can't help wondering if it wasn't In some way due to the way these gloves were handled by inc man behind them.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-16
YALE SOCCER TEAM BEATEN.

Yale soccer football does not seem to prosper the way its more mascu- line brother, American revised rugby does. The Yale soccer team lost to the Columbia aggregation Saturday afternoon. to the tune of to 0. This is an old story, the Yale team al ways getting the same end of the score--the small end.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-16
BOWLING NOTES


 At the Young Mems Republican club alleys on Wednesday night of this week the biggest bowling event of the sea- son will be pulled off, when the Inde- pendents will roll the Republican club teams for the championship of the state. The reserved seat sections have all been applied for, and the club has planned to build bleachers to accommo- date the overflow. A large number of lady fans having expressed a desire to witness a real live exhibition of bowl ing, a section of good seats has been set one side for them, and the sex will be much in evidence.
 The big event of the evening will consist of the five men match. For the Independents Collett. Janswick, Auber. Weber and Smith will roll, while tho club team will consist of Mix. Hall. Buchter and two others yet to be chos- en. The first game will start at [ o'clock, when a three men match will commence, Huber Collett and Janswicl< representing the Independents. After this game, the five men team will roll. then two men team and one man team game will be bowled.
 The winners in these matches will certainly have 10 bowl some and with out doubt the finest exhibition of this favorite winter sport seen in New Ha- ven for a long time will be witnessed.
 The Hartford State league bowlers will fight for the lead in the league at their meeting with the local cranks to- morrow night at Swift and Hulses all leys. New Haven should win at least two of these games. hut if they do not they will dres back to second or third place.
 Bridgeport will visit New Britain to- morrow evening and Waterbury plays against Meriden.
 The eddy Bears. who have just re- organized. and who made q big hit down in Bridgeport last Tuesday night defeating the big five in two out of three games. are out for a big game and expect to finish the season with as clean record as they opened with The Park City aggregation are to play a return game this week with the strong local combination. If the New Haven team could make the Big I team culver in their own alleys wha; will be the result when they play in this city? The lineup of the TedI Bears is Jacobson. Carr. Shipper. Riles and Bollensanger. This five is almost 1 as strong as any organized five in the city,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-16
THREE TIED FOR LEAD.

Trudo, Kennedy and Ingoldsby are tied for first place in the city pool championship, each player having won five out of his seven games played.
 The schedule for this week and the standing of the men follows:
 Tuesday-Trudo vs. Hahn.
 Wednesday-In vs. Kennedy.
 Thursday-Trudo vs. Ingoldsby.
 FridaY-kennedv Xs. Hahn.
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r. oFP. DEFEATS GEORGETOWN.

The University of Pennsylvania basketball team, the intercollegiate college champions of the east defeated Georgetown at Philadelphia Saturday by the score of B to T..
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-16
LEACuE LEADERs LOST

In one of the most exciting and best games of the season Pawtucket defeat- ed the Bank Wreckers in overtime at New Britain Saturday night.
 Score: Pawtucket 6. New Britain 5; rushes, Mercer 2, Cunningham 5; stops, Bannon 30. Pence 50; fouls, Lyons, Jean ?. Mercer 1. Referee, Rorty, Timer. McDermott. Attendance. 500.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-16
ELNlS IN LEAD.
Have Small Lead in R. R. Y. M. c. A.
 League-SchlegeI High Man.

The Elms lead the Railroad Y. M. c. A bowling league with a record of twenty-six victories and but thirteen defeats The Oaks are second and the Hickoi ies follow closely behind.
 Schlegel leads the individual list with an average of 1S0.3. Schecher is second with TAI and Dickens third with 172.3.
 The records and averages follow:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-16
L,enruc Records.

High single, Chapin. Schlegel, 222. High three string, Schlegel, COG. High team single, R. R., 934
 High team three strings. R. R., 2639.
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Bridgeport will visit New Britain to- morrow evening and Waterbury plays against Meriden.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
FUNERAL Of
MRS. TATMAN
REMAINS OF WELL KNOWN RESI-
DENT OF MOUND CITY TAKEN
TO JACKSON, TENN, FOR IN
TERMENT.

"The community here was shocked
TO learn Saturday of the death Friday
night in Mound City, Ill. Of Mrs 7.
II. Tatman. a former we'll known Jack
son lady AMI sist-r OF Attorney Gen
cral b. J. Howard. Chas Frank and
Lake Howard. all of the city. says the
Jackson, Tenn, Sun.
Mrs. Josie Howard Tatman was
born in Jackson June 18th, 1867, and
was united in marriage Feb 3rd. 1897.
to Mr.. 7. II. Tatmaa. IN addition to
her brothers here, she is survived by
mother aud husband. No particulars
of her untimely death We're learned
yesterday.
The remains will arrive in the city
this morning and the funeral viii be
held this afternoon at > o'clock con
Quoted by Rev A. NJ Hughiett OF
the First Methodist church. Inter
ment at Hollywood
The following gent.em IN will act
las pail bearers. F. ". Adamson, A
n Franklin. NJ. b. Hurt, II. u. Burneli
r. r. Snced and J. a Thompson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
The Chefs

The Chefs spent very delightful
afternoon Saturday at the home of
Miss Gladys Aisthorpe at Seventh and
Walnut streets.
The Chefs as usual prepared lunch
ION aud then enjoyed the feast They
L not stop at this but continue their
iabors in the culinary department until
al the dishes are washed and returned
TO their proper places in the china
closets. The Chefs club is one OF the
most sensible social organizations in
Cairo aud the young members are
combining pleasure and profit learning
The essential art of cooking. They
have adopted a uniform with pretty
white caps and large white aprons and
present an attractive sight when flush
ID by their efforts in the kitchen.
The menu Saturday was as follows.
Chicken salad peanut butter and let
tuce, sandwiches. pickles. olives. cot
fee and chocolate meringue gIace.
The place cards were small chei
caps. All the members were present
Miss Mabel LanEan will be the
clubs merit hostess.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
GRAND OFFERING
At OPERA HOUSE
TRIPLE BILL OF MOTION PIC
TURES AND HIGH CLASS
VAUDEVILLE.
BOOKED FOR ONE WEEK
Former Caroite Headlner IN Vaude-
Vile World--Pr,cS of Admis-
sion Remains at
Five Cents.

\ grand triple bill is the offering
/ this evening at the Cairo opera
house, the features being two reels
Of pictures. an illustrated song inter
srersed with a vaudeville selection
Ibv G. A. Bradley, formerly Of Cairo
bur now a headliner IN the world OF
val dpyiIle, playing exclusively the
! big houses.
OF the two refs OF pictures, Sa-
lone, or the Tauce of Seven Wells
and Jerusalem is repeated by special
request, the Indictment weather Of
Saturday preventing many from wit
messing the great spectacular and
Bihlcal-historical sensation of the
year In addition to Salomc an
adaption in motion pictures from the
Irish drama OF Shamus OBrian will
be shown this evening
In Mr. Bradley Cairoites will have
an opportunity Of seeing and hearing
black-face comedian and mono
loeuist from the Keith aud Proctor
and Orpheum circuits, playing city
time strictly and in Cairo simply
visiting his relatives after an alb.
seuce OF four years Mr. Bradley
will be the attraction all week at
the opera house changing his act
nearly every night. Ills repertoire is
designed and constructed merely to
please the eye, ear, entertain, amuse
and instruct
on Monday Tuesday and Wednes
day Mr. Bradley will render coon
songs in the spot light, showing in
white the facial expression Of the
black-face comedian such as Bert
Williams, Al G. Field, Van Fossen and
ether famous minstrel satellites. The
three last evenings Of the week, in
Guiding Saturday matinee. he will ap-
pear in full costume Of a blackface
comedian with his original witty say
ings. monologues and Song hits of the
present day.
Mr.. Bradley will leave after complet
ing his week here for a 2G-week con
tract over the Sulliyan-Considine cir
cult operating chains of theatres In
the northwest and 2aciiic slope.
The price Of admission for these CT
ferings still remains at five cents, the
promoters of the dark night propo
,ition at the Cairo opera house firmly
believing evidently in giving the pub
lie a big nickers worth.
The doors of the opera house viii
be opened every evening from 1880
to 1880 and from 2;30 to $50 for
Saturday matinee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30

that some one was peddling the stuff
among strangers, and was procuring II
from some of the saloons not far from
the depots. Yesterday a haul wa
made by Officers Casey and Fitzgeral
which may develop something. Their
were six or eight in the crowd picked
up about the depots, and they will
have a hearing today Other arrests
were made by Officers Hofheinz. Wal
lace and Johnson. In all there. wcra
thirteen arrests, two of whom ara
charged with yagrancy, four drunken
ness and the others with boot leg
ging' and other offenses. Seven ia
the crowd had knives one had 1855
another S10.2o,and a third sl0.iS. The
others We're broke excepting one who
had dime.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
BISHOP OSBORNE
VISITS CAIRO
VENERABLE PRELATE CONFIRM
ED CLASS AT CHURCH OF
THE REDEEMER.
LECTUREO IN EVENING
On His Recent Trip 10 Panama Canal
Region Large Congrega-
tons at the Ser
vices.

The Right Rev f. w Osborne
bishop of the Springfield diocese
visited the parish Il The Church OF
The Rcdeemer yesterday confirming
a class of eleven, eight young men
and three young girls at the II
O'clock service whlcn was followed
by a strong sermon. There was a
large congregation at this service and
the services were most impressive.
At the evening service, Bishop
Osborne who has recently returned
from Panama, gave a very interesting
lecture on the subject of his trip to
Trinidad and Panama.
Bishop Osborne on his return jour
1cy made stop Of two or three days
1T Colon, where he was called on for
Episcopal duties. On the morning of
Varch 10 he confirmed thirty-one in
Christ church Colon. also ordained
The Rev r. A. Mulcare to the diacon,
ate. acting on a request sent by the
RlShl htf- Hhlt'iiee biauop VI " ASH
ington shortly before his death.
On the same evening he confirmed
forty-one in the church at Culebra, a
little church standing on the brink Of
the great cut.
Bishop Osborne who is the guest
Of the Won. A H w. Anderson at the
rectory, will so to Mound City this
afternoon where he will hold services
this evening and from there will go
70 Anna and Murphysboro to visit
of the Episcopal church,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
SISTERS CALLED
TO HOME DIOCESE
BENEDICTlNE SISTERS. TEACH
ERS or ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL
TO LEAVE CAIRO.
SUCCESSORS SECURED
In School Sisters of Kotre Game, +;
Superior Educational Order,
Who viii Take Charge
in September.

The Rev. FIR. James Giiien made an
Announcement at high mass Yesterday
which Is Of great interest not only TO
the members of St Joseph's parish,
but to every citizen Of Cairo interest
lea in educational matters.
II viii be remembered that the
/ Renedictina Sisters CT Jonesboro,
! Ark, took charge Of the parochial
schools some years ago, Soon after
the school house on the convent block
was destroyed by fire. With great
Iself-sacrifce the gocc Sisters con-
tinued to teach their pupils in the
church, till the present fne edifice on
Cross street was ready for occupancy.
The Sisters were indefatigable work
ers ard 50 successful were they in i'm
parting a parctcal education, that
many Of their pupils, without having
attended any high school; ably I'll
positions in mercantile establishments
Their good work will ever be held in
grateful remembrance by priests.
parents ana pupils of st. Josephs.
These Sisters have now been ge-
called TO their horae diocese by their
sririutal superior, the RI Rev Nor
ris, Bishop OF Little Rock. The die,
cese of Little Rock comprises TIE
whole state of Arkansas and the
bishop naturally desires the Sisters
under bis jurisdiction TO cultivate this
vast field Hence at the end of the
present school year the Sisters will
sever their connection with ST. Jos
ephs parochial school.
The pastor. Rev Fl J. F, Gillen,
has perfected his plans accordingly
He has succeeded in calling the
School Sisters Of Metre Dame. a
teaching order that has no superior
in educational work in America. The
acquisition Of these exceptionally
able Sisters is a distinct advantage
not only to ST Joseph's parochial
school hut to the entire city. A few
facts abort the order will undoubtedly
by appreciated by the readers Of
The Bulletin
The first convent Of the School
Sisters of Notre Dame was installed
at Baltimore 1917 The motherhouse
was founded at Milwaukee 1850. In
1876, two provinces were formed and
the convent at Baltimore became the
motherhouse OF the Eastern province.
IT. 1897 a third province was formed
OF the Southern missions the mQther-
house of this province is situated on
the Mississippi river near the south
ern suburbs Of st. Louis.
The Sisters conduct establishments
in the archdioceses OF Baltimore Bos-
ton. Chicago, Dubuque. Milwaukee
New Orleans. New YORK, Philadelphia
st. Louis and in twenty-five dioceses.
There are 2G4 branch houses. The
Sisters and Novices number 1865
and the pupils instructed by them
nearly 100000 or to De correct 99009
Model teachers in model school
house are bound to be successful.
and it is expected that ST. Jos aph's
rarochial school will be attended by
fully 200 pupils at the opening next
November.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
SOCIETY NEWS
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simmons.Taylor Wedding.

The marriage of Mr. George Taylor
lnd Miss Ruth Meg vern Simmons
was solemnized at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Simmons. Of 4l3 Union street, Satur
lay afternoon, March 2S, the Rev T
J. Tracey. officiating.
After the ceremony luncheon was
served and the guests spent pleasant
season wishing the happy couple al
good fortune.
The bride is an attractive young
lady and the bridegroom, an indus
trfous young man of good habits. The
after is employed as sawyer for the
National Woodenware and Lumber
Ccmpan.'.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will reside a,
1915 Sycamore street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
NEW CONSPIRACY
IS DISCOVERED
IN PORT AU PRlNCE-LEADER OF
PLOT TAKES REFUGE IN
FRENCH LEGATION Wit H
TWO OTHERS.

Port Au Prince. March ga fresh
conspiracy against tho government
has been discovered in this city. The
leader Of the plot, General Larraque
took refuge this afternoon in the
French legation with two other Of
ficers.
The police have been SC -uriug the
city all day and have set careful
watch on all the legations in order &c
intercept the other conspirators Tn,
palace guards have been redoublel
and 1000 rifles aud large quantit,
OF ammunition purchased from Ger
many were landed today and taken t
the palace.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
ASK INTERCHANGE
OF TRAFFIC
BETWEEN STEAM AND lNTERUR'
BAN LINES OF THE STATE
OF ILLINOIS.
IMPORTANT SHIPPERS
Legislature viii Be Asked to Enact
Such Law in Near Future
BY Grain and Stock
Men.

| one of the problems which will con
front the Illinois legislature, In all
probability in the near future. will b.
1.-THE introduction OF bin to compel
1.-THE interchange Of passenger and
freight traffic between steam and cleo
Itric roads, when the equipment of tho
Iinterurban roads win permit OF such
interchange says the Springfield
! Register. People living along the
tiuterurban lines are very much inter
ested in such legislation. particularly
! the farming element. The steam roads
Iof this state refuse TO make this in
lterchanEe. With sucn n law in force
the interurban lines properly equipped
for handling the cars of the steam
lines would be enabled to place cars
for the shipment Of stock and grain
at the door of the shipper, ana thus
carry it to distant points without
transfer,
For the Comon Good,
1t is a move for the common good
and one that will be Of vast benefit
Ito those who have the facilities at
their door for shipping their freight
hut are denied iipehteelgvro mhh
but are denied the privilege of through
shipments because Of the retrsa of
the steam lines to interchange with
the traction lines. Under the present
system they are compelled to take
their freight destined for distant
roints to some station touched by the
steam lines. or else load It in the cars
provided by the traction company,
and then go to the expense Of trans
ferring it at the nearest point to-
cars operated by the steam lines.
Ohio Takes Up Matter
A bill has recently been introduced
in the Ohio legislature by Represent.
ative Wertz, which has for its object
the compelling of this sort of inter
change between the steam and inter
urban lines and there is a strong
likelihood of its being enacted into a
law. While it is admitted that this
kind OF a law would be Of some bene-
LIT to the electric lines, at the same
time it would be of FAR greater bene
fl to the general public. and would
be directly in keeping with the idea
Of public service corporations.
Another measure pending before
the Ohio legislature is bill providing
that electric railroads shall be placed
under the central of the state railroad
commission and that they shall be
subjected to the same rules as steam
roads.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
Tries Case at Murp:1ysboro.

Judge w. s Dewey of this city,
will go to Murphvsboro today to hear
the arguments in the probate court in
claim of William Jernigan against the
estate of Ellis Wright, for $4,000
claimed to be due for attending the
latter who was an invalid Jernigan
claims that he nrrsed and cared for
the sick man for several years. The
.decedent was an eccentric character
who died at Ava ILL.,, last August,
leaving a widow and one son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
Rapid PROGRESS.

The excayators and curb builders
for the Washington avenue pavement
have been gcing up the avenue on the
westerly side at the rate of about 4
mile a minute They have reached
Nineteenth street with the excavation
and Twelfth street with the curb and
gutter Some Inconvenience Is caused
to traffic on the cross streets nearly
all Of which are cut of by cuts too
deep or elevations too high to pass
over. But this will not be fer long as
brick Is on the way and viii be put
down in a hurry when it arrives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
BODY Of YOUNG
MAN NOT FOUND
REMAINS OF JOHN PARKS,
DROWNED OFF ! r r c x
BOAT IN CAIRO SUNDAY,
MARCH p, STILL IN RIVER.

The body of John Parks of Sugar
Tree Ridge, Mo, who was drowned In
Cairo Sunday March p from a der
rick boat belonging to the Singer Man
ufactuiing company, has not been r.
covered. Every effort was made &c
find the body, relatives from New
Madrid, Mo. having come here 70
prosecute the search.
The young man was II years old
aud a son of the late George Park
Of New Madrid. He is survived by his
sister Miss Della Parks, who resides
at New Madrid with the family Of her
uncle, ]. r. Parks, a we'll known ahrd
ware merchant of that place
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
Waiting For Low Water.

Work on the big sewer can Not go
forward tin the river gets about ten
feet lower than it is at present. The
liver marked II feet last evening and
was slowly rising but the prospect is
that it will be falling again in few
AVS and will then go down steadily
md with increasing rapidity. The
contractors have everything ready 20
resume work at the earliest oppor
unity going both ways on Commercial
lNanun
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-30
Only Lent by God.

All things my lord. in this world
J ass away; wife, children. honor.
ealth. friends and what else is dea-
To- fleih and blood They are but
lent until God please to call for them
buck again. that We may not esteem
anything our own or set our hearts
upon anything but him alone, who
only remains forever.-Lord Balti-
more, in Letter Of Sympathy, A. d.
1881