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The Washington herald., 1908-07-20
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

-EAF I NV UNION STATION.
RUlAL-BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR CN THE ODD FOUH -.
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOKh.
NEA IEElliNAL. - STREET. NEls YORK
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81 b. L. h-l4- Lzl-s-yl- Al Fllllau- 5-hour
40 D. L. lo-c-es u Ll4-a--l llla-
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN

FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR sALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
Adjoining CheEy Chase Nd sud within N. Ms
trict- Frortlus 1555 feet oz Connecticut ave
uues eve streets running east and vest: % fset ele
Eatol EEsy i1t ln the tract Is aFallabs Cox build
i-s rurloses- q detached bou-ss and buazaloyF,
erectec under c1-Tse q Construction siuce Msv
i-jl. the date q OpguIug Of the subdivision All
c-y mIroTe1e1ts. including water. sewer. maczd-
sl-zcd streets. Eraloiltiic sidewslks shade trees
ments are offered 70 those who sz-ee TO build
Write. telephone cal FOR pats and fga pzrtie-
UlzEs- Autos ard cs--lA<es a. your disposal
IHOS- = FISHER * CO. INCL,
- zsch
TOKOSIA PARK LOTs-TWO lots Fz7s FEET
ezea. Caz-oI ave- minutes fE5m car. Price.
D H JOHNSON co. aI 7,A -t.Nsr. 7ls-y,
FOR SALE-LOT -zzc3 Fl NEAR CHEVY
Chase. In r-e Dis-ri-. fine old slr-s- shade
,nd baa-+if-I lawn. e-a5ed streets Siiezalss a..
Address OWNER. FOX L55. Herald ofIcs- iyI7-l0r
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
ARDNoRE
TIE new subdivision On the Washington Balttnao-s
and Annapolis fr1ilev- hEh- healthy. shady; large
ats 50 on easy payments salesman On grounds al
SUNDAY Gel C-- circular
MYERS d LIGHTFOoT. li17 y. Y. ave. u~.
-ls&2
WOODBRIDGE D. C.. on CITY AND sTB-
ugtaE cars one fare. water. seweT and KS. lots
from 20 ID cents Te- foot; hisa, healthy. and c0n-
Ee1lenL Aga1- Oh f-u--rt sunday.
MYERS x LGHIEUDT lt11 y Y ave NV
5yissl2
FOR SALE-GARRETT PARK. ND. MAR r K
station very dss--aale home; al modern improve
1-euts and ample s-r1udS- easy payments. WI
e1clalse for snail city 1-uITrties.
HERBERT A. GIL & son,
6- l3rl s. NV. iyl9-st
FOR sALEGOoD T-ROON House. sTART.F.
cblcze1 house, water IN kitchen; fruit grapes lSc
Is acre lard; near Hyatts'ile. Nd 500. easy
terms.
MARION DUCKETT & son.
635 F st. NV.
PRETTT HOMES. LARGE lots. : 10 60 PFR
ioot. al At RaIrie-- Nd. 18Th and 18th sts.
2 / District Lane Sta; / fare; hizh and
healthy snail monthly payments J. c ROGERS.
IF YOU WAN TO Buy MARYLAND FARM
q suburban home. send for latest bulletin
Marion Duckett & Son, 635 F NV.
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS,
TERRELL & LITTLE,
713 I4th 1t. NV.
WALL PAPER.
We WISH TO SELL oUR ovERsTOCK OF
val paper ~ Eery low sacrifice. Cal md
stock r G. NOLTE. eoz lth 81 ~
iaseod-r-
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HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE
GOVEENlIENT CLEEKs

who ere tired al l.is- mere --ca- iu wheeI-r-
tt0sg who wish % L-H-sI the slscEcs that bind
them daily tp pe-tr lz-aE ra-E ard a routine
which permits -f 1r f-1iu 5e7a l7-ruaa-. % Let J.
? p. G. PREPARE yeu aud PLACE you IN a
good paving position as banker lllkzaerlr s-al1c-a
Il1r. private secretary. manager. Telegraph a1erl-a-
g railway EEcu-- Ttere are ro Limitations r-1all
On ones ability IN tle great fs=llul.-r field 1f
fu=iu1ss send to- Cgr large. 5-l-slr1-aI cloth
bound b77- aZr.lllIr- s-a-s-.IHr rHac.-s-iu- the
c--r--z we teach. COST Sc 71 ra1a.as r =are--
teen States. nineteen wars vl-rss. POSITION
SECURED Oh MONEY RACK Contract bas..L
br Sll-- rT--Hrr-irr Can ~ address
DEAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL
LEGE .@7@-5T7rT % TrH Srel-g-iluI. AcaIaur O.
Muse BTi-liu- 5rl and ID SIS lE- z-i-add-sf
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR July l5
lsee--Set-ed pruTs1sals VIII he received this De
parunent until O'Clock .. n July q lss ard
then opened for The Installation q iuruvenent in
heating system e the Interior Department Patent
once B1ildlng- Washington. D. c. in accordance
With sIecacztions and drawinEs copies Of xhich
may Be obtained upon Application 10 the CHEF
Clerk q tins department FRANK PIERCE. Act
iug Secretary. zIsD3
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BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS. &c.

PIGEONS, CANAEIEs. PARROTS. RABBITS
bird supplies &c- Pets bearded. prices rizht-
BARCLAY : PET STORE. L3 10Th s. NV
BCu
YOUNG PARROT. CANARY HONEE PIGEON
ginea piss. rabbits. doss and s1le ia DESTROYER;
also queen bees. DC SCHMID-S BIRD STORE
u l-fh ST. NV q
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

SINGLE MAN WANTS ROOM AND BOARD
Freueh caoaiuE5 81 I1urh. FRANK p IlW
S. -e. fy-SE
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE PIANOS. Sc. At
WESCHLEE'S 81 Pa. ave. NV reasonable
Iz-as. c1ursuieu;-y located Phone u Iz2 5-s-slt
Why PAY liORE2 WE STORE FOR &c A
lead UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. asp
- ll-h st Nv pboua Main "a 5elsz
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FOR sALE-IzIsCELLAEEoUs.
PERSONAL.

THAT TRUNK WONT hold EVERYTHING
Then drop us card and =aL c-I and -..- ~r-
standard rates t1- any amount NJ u-au-s 7,.----I
STAND 6-- ID
HIGHEST CASH FBICEs PAID FOR vrogS
garments e--ll- ladies Fea-s5 sc1d postal riI
al any hour g1g say L TAASHES. Us 71h 81
Phone North sl4
HAIRS ES5 AND TRUNK SHOPS -7TH AND u
IS Nv u1S- Speciality 1f repairing Of al kinds
We buy ard sell trunks. Lalzas= uarlus and all
goods n our line q business. Phone Aa1u Al Il
sazEt
SUperfluOus Hnir, Warts, MoIes,
Birt1naEls- blacEHea1- ana al facial h-aui-fez ra-
1areulE removed b. 5lac-rlirs1s- MISS MAT
IHEWS- Room e. Ne-zerllt E.g=- ITO r s. Nv
MISS NJ J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL. KrsVE-H
and halrcrlss1r s.-u-El- -rE- -lallc1-l1lg c-1-1-r
ody- faclal and scalp tE=a-z-eut- Wlrz done At
hSisls ard Tesld-ucGs. Phone Main l55 gI C.
81 Nv fzZ-f
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

GREAT VEHICLE AND HARNESS SALE 10
rs-l-e stock So coo Tr--l Cf vehicles Iess -han
o-s-- 1l god reT- and Up 20 date s D. WATERS
& son SO Pa ave. uu- 5r7c-F- ed
FOR SALE-HOBSE. STANDARDIZED s1aRF-
years old, and slsl1d; SCH cheap sl2 sth ST. ne.
vls3-
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ACCIDENT-HEALTH INSURANCE

Personal ACCIDENT. SICKNESS. AND LA
bliry policies most liberal issued Tie Stau5arl
Accident Insurance Co. Detroit lIich. Cauiur-5a
4 Johns age-ts. 6l7 l5;h s. Phone A. l-zL
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

KEEP COOL r. YOUR RESIDENCE or or
FILE BI USING Az ELE.IlEC FAN
NATIONAL ELECTELCAL SUPPLY COMPANY
$3.50 NEW YORK AVE rslsr
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

AsIIss- CAFE-oNE OF rHE COOLEST AND
c5aEest the city, Meals al hours. Special
summer rates I2o5 Pa ave. Nv tneEt door Mt
Vernon stati1nl- 52d
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ALERT MEN AND WOMEN WATCH zsH 7 2Hs Hz s%2
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED

100 c ST. sw.-TNO FURNISHED ROOMS ID
and 81 door jve2t
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

Members OF the Butchers Union OF
Washington viii attend the funeral OF
Julius E Krause. who died in Washing
ton, and whose funeral Will take place at
3 o o'clOck tomorrow afternoon from his
home. 1446 Duke street. here
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

Alexandria Lodge Of EIks Will give It's
seventh annual excursion 10 Marshall
Hall August . Tickets have already
bsen placed on sale.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

An infant child Of M and Mrs. Edward
c Reeves died to-day at the home OF the
parents, % North Patrick street
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

1t is understood that # is the inten-
ton Of the police 10 have all residents
who permit grass and weeds to grow
IN front OF their premises brought into
the police court for trial
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

Virginia D Griffin an infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Griffin. died last
night at her parents home. sl2 North St,
Asaph street
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

WANTED - a SHETLAND PONY MUST BE
reasonable; name Price. age and wherc Il can be
seen Address BOX lis. Herald o-a1e- le5J-tf
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

The funeral OF Armstead Pearson. col
Ored. took place this afternoon from
Roberts chapel He was eightv-tvvo
years old, and was a colOred man Of the
I "Old school Pearson was well known
throughout the city
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

Some of our contemporaries are pub
fishing an interesting story about The
Human Tide" II does not refer, how
ever. 10 the instructed delegations which
went 20 Chicago and Denver. They were
the human tied.-NOrfolk Landmark
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

The monument to be erected 10 the
memory Of the Confederate dead will be
unveiled at the Confederate reunion. to be
held at Beverly. W. Va. September 90
Senator John ". Daniel. of Virginia. viii
be the principal speaker. The affair VIII
be in the nature Of State reunion, a
call for Il having been issued by Mai.
Gen. Robert White, Of the Confederate
Veterans OF West Virginia
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

EIzd&ds
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

The remains Of Mrs Emma R VIII.
who died IN Washington on Saturday,
were brought here to-day and taken TO
the residence Of Joseph Gates. South Pitt
Street. and prepared for burial Her
funeral viii take place al 3 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon Mrs. VIII was a sis
ter of Mrs Joseph Gates and Harry
Shirley. both OF this city.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-20

The Goshen Iron Company is prospect
ing for ore on some iron lands on which
il has secured an option near Oriskany,
in BotetoUrt Should the results prove
satisfactory, Victoria furnace viii soon
60 into blast The concern expects. at
any rate. 70 put Il into blast ia the fan.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-10

The county commissioners were in sess-
ion this week at Medora. Their proceed
ing will appear next week.
Editor Shear and family, of Sentinel
Butte, and Editor Kane, of Wibaux, were
Beach visitors on July 4th.
F.. "A. Clark has recently sold his re-
sidence property to the Catholic church.
The property is located just south of the
church and will be used as parsonage.
Emil Wojohn, one of our young and en-
tillers of the soil who has fine
homestead about five miles west of town,
was caller at the Chronicle Office this
week and had his name adva2ced on our
big book" Mr. Wojohn has 1os acres
of crop growing and this fall will be one
of the many who will have plenty of the
long green.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-10

Senator Martin, of Sentinel Butte, was
at Beach Monday on business in connec-
ton with the Farmers g. Merchants Bank,
of which institution he is president
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Foley visited over
Sunday at Medora with Mr.. Foley's rela-
atives there. They went east Monday
evening to Fargo, where Mr. Foley attend
ed the grand lodge meeting of the Masons
he being past grand master Of that frat.
nity.-Bismarck Palladium.
N. D. Nichols and John Britt, of Medora.
are advertising horse sale to be held at
Beach, July IS. They will have bunch
OF 50 native horses which they will auction
off to the highest bidder. These horses
are all young and we'll bred and will be
sold for cash or on time. If you are in
need of horses don't fail to attend this sale.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-10

Harry .kranick was Dickinson visitor
the first Of the week.
Miss Helen Barber, deputy county aud
itor, came up from Medora and spent the
Fourth at home.
T DR.. McNab left Sunday morning for a
short visit at Minneapolis and St. Paul.
He expects to be back within week or
ten days.
S. w. Hill, of Usage Iowa, who has
land interests here, returned Sunday
morning for his home after several days
business visit here
w. c. Coils and family, of Garner
Greek, we're guests at the Kellogg home
in this city during the Fourth. They re-
turned home Sunday Mr.. Kellogg former
ly lived on Garner Creek, before moving
to Sentinel Butte.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-10

Mrs. Emma Reichenecker and daughters
made trip to Dickinson the first of the
week.
Geo. Harrington, of Hayward, Iowa,
returned home Sunday after short visit
with his son at Beach.
Nlaude and Mable Gilbert of Sentinel
Butte, spent the Fourth here, the guests
of the Misses Kellogg.
Attorney John keohane went to Medora
Monday morning where he attended the
county commissioners meeting.
John Johnston and his three young sons
went to Dickinson Monday morning where
they attended a camp meeting of the Seven
Day Adventists. -.
Miss Clara Barber, who is working on
the Terry Tribune, was at Beach and
spent the Fourth here with home folks.
She returned Sunday afternoon.
C.. +. Smith came down from Terry and
played ball with the Beach team on the
Fourth, he having recently accepted a
position at Terry. He returned Monday.
Oscar and Grover Dunlap, of Mandan,
spent the Fourth here at the home of their
cousin, Thomas Dunlap. The boys re.
turned Tuesday morning on No. 4.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Ballun, of Glendive
we're Beach visitors the latter part of last
week, spending the Fourth here. Mrs
Ballum was formerly Miss Mata Boyer Of
Sentinel Butte.
Mrs. Taylor who has been visiting par
ents at Beach several weeks, stopped of
at Terry Wednesday evening on her re
turn trip home at Sioux Falls.-Terry Tri
bune.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-18

the afternoon. finishing easily seven
up, five 10 play
Travis had no trouble defeating
sherman. The veteran was four mp
on the younger player at the end OF
the morning round and in the after
noon outplayed him at will anr won
.,ight up, seven to play.
Behr had close contest ia the
.morning round with Clanin. He hai
.tae New EngIaudcr one down and
finished the afternoon round the win
.uar. two up. one to play.
Byers was three down 10 Heres
hoG on the first Is holes and kept
bis opponent waiting fully an hour
after The other three pairs had tied
off TO rthe second round. Herreshon
finally won out nine up. eight 10 play
Tomorrow Travers and Travis. ami
HcrreshoG and Behr. viii meet in the
cemi-faal rounds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-18
ROOSEVELT IDEAL HOST
Entertained People Of Oyster Bay at
Sycamore Hill--Had Kind Word
For Everybody.

oyster Bay, Sept. 17-Presidcnt
Roosevelt proved himself an idell
host this afternoon when he enter
taind the natives of this village at his
summer home ON Sycamore Hill
Each one Of the two thousand or
more persons who went to see the
president was made TO feel that he or
she had been especially honored.
For each Of the visitors, the presi
dent had something Of particular in
terest to that person TO say. When
the children finally managed to press
through the crowd, the president
beamed with pleasure and patted the
youngsters on the back with an affec-
tionate little tap as they filed boy him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-18
NEGROES MUST LEAVE
Notices are Posted in Crockett Coun-
ty, Tenn, Warning Black Race 10
Nacate.

Humboldt. Tenn, Sept 1T=No
uecs have been posted at a number
of prominent places i'm the southeast
portion of Crockett county warning
negroes to leave the country and
threatening white men who employ
colored farm help.
An exact copy Of one Of the notices
printed on a piece " white cloth ami
posted on the Humboldt and Alamo
public road reads: Warning 20 all
nicgers that live in here 20 move out
by Dec. J.. 1905. Death 20 the mar that
tears this down
Another notice iu the sam neigh
borl0Of reads. Warning to the man
thaJ Keeps the 'Nigor You are run
sing "a risk Of getting your houses
burned up and yourself knieI"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-18
TRAVERS VS.. TRAVIS AND HER.
RESHoFF vs.. BEHR IN THE
SEMl-FtNALS.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
Al Stake in Finals Tomorrow--inter.
estng Day Of Play on Garden
City Links YeGter-
day

Garden CITY, N, Y. Sept l7--Aftet
an usually interesting days golfine
there were four survivors out of 12}
starters when the play closed today
in the national amateur champioE-
ship tournament
Although the best players of the
country We're among the entrees, the
four men left at the semitinal stage
holong TO clubs In the Metropolitan
district They are Jerome d. TRAY
ers, Of Mont Clair, N j., the present
champion; Walter J. Travis, Of Gar
len City former holder Of the title
Max II Behr, of Morris County. N. j.;
Fred Eerreshoff, whose home is in
New York, but who is entered from
.he Ekwanok Club Of Manchester, Vt.
Trayers played see saw game
with Fownes early In the morning,
)ut at The end of the first half was
our up. He increased his lead in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-18
ATTORNEYS DECIDE
CONT FACTOR RICH FORE
STREET COMMITTEE RE-
GARDlNG SEWER.
Not Prepared to Say IL he viii Re-
build Broken Manhoe at
Tenth and Ohio
Streets.

A. a meeting of the street commit
tee Of the city council yesterday
about noon, Mr. Rich, OF the Rich Con.
struction company. wa asked what
his wishes We're with respect to the
broken manhole at Tenth and Ohio
stree ts--whetber Ne would repair Il.
or let the city repair T. He was not
prepared to answer the question un
til he had consulted his attorneys. He
viii probably be prepared 10 answer
today or tomorrow. II he will not 10
the work it will be done by Contractor
Frazer and the cost viii be included
In the charge that will be- made
against the Rich Construction Co n
is llkely also that Contractor Frazer
vii be given the job Of making IN,
correction between the pump and the
new sewer as the old eeHHectitn has
been seriously disturbed bv the
trouble Of some months ago
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-18
Mr.. BRYAN MAKES
SERIOUS CHARGES
DECLARES THAT UNITED STATES
STEEL TRUST GETS IMMUNE.
TY FOR SUPPORT.
GREETED BY THOUSANDS
So Great was Crush at HARRINGTON,
Delaware, That Several Women
Fainted---Nebraska in Fiery
Speech.

Harrington, Del, Sept. 17.--Specih
cally mentioning for the first time the
/ United States Steel Corporation and
charging that its officials were sup.
portiu gthe Republican party in its
Icampalgn for immunity from proseou,
ition it received, W. ]. Bryan in a
speech here today hurled another
bomb into the camp of the enemy
| Ten thousand people greeted Bryan
on his arrival and so great was the
Icrush that several women in the
crowd tainted.
Dr. Rowland G. 3aynter, Democrat
Iic nominee for governor Of Delaware,
introduced Bryan. He at once launch
ed into his bitter Indictment of the
Republican party, for what he said
was its failure to do Justice to the peo-
pie.
lie spoke ON the tariff, campaign
contributions, guarantee of bank de-
posits and trusts, and declared that
the interests of the farmers were on
principles.
In concluding. Stevenson advocated
the separation Of the conduct of the
charitable institutions from politics.
Governor Haskell Of Oklahoma,
who followed Stevenson, discussed
the bank guarantee law in Oklahoma.
II was 1920 o'clock before Kern be-
gan speaking, Owing to the lateness
of the hour he said ne would not 20
fully into the national issues. He
paid tribute to Stevenson He
praised the Democracy of Jefferson
and referred to Bryan as the great
disciple Of Jefferson who, on March
tth, next, will return the government
Of this great country TO the people.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-18

speaker. Z will observe both the let
ter and tae spirit Of the civil service
law. believe the position of gov
cruCr 10 be a great business Office
10 Doe conducted ON high business
the side cf the Democratic party.
Speaking of President Rooseyets
reference TO swollen fortunes. Bryan
loelarcd that you don't find them
the farmers. laboring men,
merchants. teachers. pr, acaers.
priests or among tnoise who produce
the nations wealth You viii find
then in the hands OF just a few 6eo-
pie. and those are the people who
has. secured the fayors and privileges
from the government, and when
Roosevelt brings his indictments
aga inst these owners OF swollen for
tunes DE brings an Indictment against
tho Republican party for it is the Re
publican party that has permitted the
abuse of governmental power. that has
.eI 10 the accommodation Of swollen
fortunes"
Tire speaker attacked Taft and his
platform generally. hrt with respect
10 tho revision of the tariff Dr. quss-
.i1neI the Einceiity of THE promises
male by the platform.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-18

awarded the postmas;ership and the
wari showing the next largest enroll
meut be given the assistant postmas
tership. This was generally accepted
as q good idea with the cauliti.n sug
gssted by Chairman Gilbert that the
postmaster must not De a machine
rCatmGster
T. was resolved tha; Giee clubs shall
be organized to sing songs from the
Democratic campaign book. and all
the secretaries Of the ward clubs wore
appointed to constitute a committee
which is 10 have charge Of the ar
raEgements for the big meeting 10 be-
held on Friday Of next week at which
Hon. j. NJ Joplin. former candidate
FOR congress, ami Hon. J. r Spillmau.
present candidate for congress. viii
be- the principal orators.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-18
CAIRO DEMOCRATS.
HOLD ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
TO PLAN FOR GATHERING
NEXT WEEK
Speeches by Leaders--Glee Clubs TO
be Organize d--JopIin and
SpilIman VIII be
Here

There was a great gathering Ct
Democrats at the court house IA
,night in response to the call issued
by Hon NJ. Il Gilbert chairman If
the county central committee, and
George b. Walker, secretary. Repre-
sentatiycs We're present from all the
precinct clubs in the city AMI much
enthusiasm was developed in tie
course Of the proceedings Reports
were heard from various parts Of tie
city, indications being that the d M
ocrats Ct Cairo ana AleXander county
have not been so thoroughly aroused
for many years as they are this year
certainly net cs thoroughly organized
and confident OF success. Speeches
We're made by eheiralan Gilbert, Jno.
GreaneN r. Fl Smyth, M. ]. Howley
Thc6 O'Shea, Capt Williams, Ca
DR.. MeManus, Special reports
wese heard from Louis Elasenjaeger
and Millard McGruder, secretaries Of
two Of the ward clrDs
on tn subject OF working up mem
Jership in the clubs p II. Suyth /
said the laaing aoIt cial of t e
sixth ward, jno Ca ahan sug gested \
prizes be offered aud that the ward I
showing the largest membership be
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-18
WINS 2:to EVENT AT SYRACUSE
AFT-2 SENSATIONAL FOUR
HEAT RACE.
SPECTACULAR RAGING
Witnessed by Spectators at New York
State Fair Yesterday--Great
Western Circuit Results
At Peorit.

Syracuse. Sept. 1.-THE spectators
at the trotting race Of the state fair
today witnessed come speetaC u,ar
racing, Especial vas this true in
the 2;t0, in each heat OF which the
finishes were of the lash order. Dal
Coronado finally taking the purse
summary
2 10 trot $1,000 tten startersj
Del Coronado, 4r-1-1.
Za2a, 1921.
FL Malagro, 1922
Time, 2:09A
s:l3 pace $1,000 -four starters)
DR. Bonney, IL
Miss Adbe'l, 32-2.
Ponder, Jr.. 2,3-3. T
Time, 2;11h
zoe pace, $1,000 tts;x startersJ
Leslie Waterman, 3-2-1-11
Charlie Hall, 2-143-3
Matte Chimes, 1-4-5-4-4
Time 2:06A
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-18
fAesass- -'l'-'H7'a'-'' -
AT PEORIA.

Peoria. Ill.,, Sept. IL Minor Heir
failed to lower his record Of i:.ah
here today negotiating the distanre
In 2:00l@. The fault Is blamed on the
soaking of the track last night and the
failure of bright gun today Time
by quarters, :S0A; 1:0lA; 1:SlA
2;00h.
Ten thousand persons watched the
exhibition.
King Pin won the 2:15 pace in
straight heats in 2:09A.
Ward won the 1924 trot in 2:13
Averill, the three-yearold In an ex-
hihition nell against 2:30h, trottel
the distance i'm 2:29h
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-18
DEEP Dive BY OCTOPUS
United States sursrine Boat Gees
10 Depth Of i07 Feet With n
on Board.

Newport r. /. Sept 1T va
learned tonight that while the I've
submarines were preparing for thef
attack on the cruiser Yankee in Buz
zards Bay last Friday. the submarine
Octupus was submerged 70 a depth a.
100 feet she had on board LIeuten
ant Charles r Courtney and a cre1
- ten men. As far as known this 3
one o. the deepest dives ever mais
under similar conditions