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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26

life iitfcr poo, Of ale DC omfnmne
enonu or %gieniunone.
DC ileitc al DC omfomne Irbci0erc
ococ pes Munoiugcu al Sfuttcu. iom
ira "arnbbcu" isrte nco Qicnucm
&onoct oq Sisbuuoeu til Guoepumf.
let al SlmucIcn. Genue err MI 9ien.
ucmioritct / en- 0iitonce al t65 500,
uoeu at ilcrc Gig er iunoct; men ser
er NtnIiQbco for, at ilcre / Gso3nug.
item bar trUuQt fig Longer iro % cr
blcpnc fpaltc, ga 2ilittiIierieIeu al.
flares.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
en- utvffes

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aeoIogiife gioeliug peo Iasiadu'
ietts Snititute at technology Boston
og en- Iutoritet pon SoroIfiGIuenes
% S1tlcanerueS Smronoe foruoiiger
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brub Of 8ulfonen 9Gtna (Sicilien)
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8et fornplig ~itebfunbne SorbifiGlu
err efter ErofeSioreuS Sormening fun
en- Sorleber for Ell &pffe li9nenOe
unberioroiife Soritprrelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
Sang Goetieneite.

Gen lpreite @ienremgauestog'
Riltc / geroen bill, beretteS Ser fra
Sort @orth Seras, / oeu nPrmeite
IrcmtiO bIi oprettet al Sim Stu.Sp.
itemet. Ser bill nemIig bIi lat ct re-
qelmpSiiat @iennemgon8stog igarg
ira @aIpciton ueo Den Megtfauife
@olf I'll Seattle peo Euget Souno
itocn Ombptning nf gogue.
elsie 500 fommer til at gaa oper
TeraS & 9ra3o8 8aqcp.8ancu Sort
@ortb & 9enuer.9 anen, Colorado
& Soutbern.g aneu og 8reat Rortb.
ri .gunen - ole tiIbsrenoe oct
Stlpite Sernbaneipitcm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
NotabeI SfiIsmisieiae.

Sra 2%incoIn, Nebraifa, mebbeIes,
at Rittb 9rpon 2eapitt, 8ilinm S.
gruanS Gatter, bar auIagt SfiIs.
mi8ieiog moo fin Tano, 8iQiam s.
2eapitt.
Mr. @rpans Sooger, &. g. Gaeu,
er benocS Sogfsrer. 2eapitt opboI.
Der iig iortioen / Yaris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
ulYffen / Wihieauiicen

Zen | forrige Rumer omtaIte
llIpffe / Ben iaafalSte Crib" oper Sei
miOIertioise Gnoepunft Of Den unSer
8pguiug ppreuoe npe ganStiIierieIs,
tunnel / @ifiganiisen pe6 Chicago.
~ uoe fra SanO, piier iig OF boue
uGret al Ell Iangt iorfGrbeligere ON.
lang, emo De fsrite Gfterretninser loo
iormooe.
Get or ionIeoes MI fpuitateret. al
minSit 20 al glrbeioerne latte 2ipet
til peo aruoterpIoiionen os 9ranoen
al "arpbben@ os man isIer iig enSml
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
miuion for Winneiota.

Oct er enoeIis rrffeSes Stutsuibt-
tor Sperion fra 0inreiota. Der lam
men meS Statsdopofat Sinpion I
lpnaere Sib bar opboIot fig | @aib-
iratcu, at faa tilfifret Staten Sfisoe
poa Stsritepartcu al oct RprIanb.
buorom Der / fIere glar bar opret
Sbiit.
Oct angirIoenoe IurIanb, Tom alt.
ioa M, ON en- fort Sio oil forrme |
Statcn Mtinneiota$ Gle, omfatter ca.
10000 gcres og er uGro mtnoit
100000 Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
Cincinnati ryitet.

Sro Cincinnati, s., bCrettes ben
22be, at fIere Sororpitelicr par bic.
ben felt Der / gpen % / oenS NOR.
meite Omegn tiblig Sre0oa Rorgen.
&piteIIerne bar ganifc uolbiomme,
mel troebes ferit at ifrioe Jig fra On
namiterpIoiioner. Get frentgif imtb.
Iertib at De anittllebe llnoeriegeIier,
at Hpitelierne ifrep fig ira unoerior'
biife 6%oritprrelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
Derbiemmefra.
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Sanmarf, Suerige % SiulanS.
SappefommisTnnen oplpI.

Sra ariitiouia t~eIegrafercs ser
23be Somuor:
Speri8e bar pIiloieIig % irpcntet
tiIbogctal6t, for tit peofommcloe,
SoenenSfomItcn nlco Norgc alrgaucn.
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Ncttc ptl poerIigere biSroge til al
frcmbpDe set tieIige Sorbolb, iour
lioen llnionSopIoauiugen bar bcrifet
mcllem Dc 10 ttoIigcre groocrioH.
5 Standardization por Ser en- @e.
itenncIic, Der inotiI uiocre qoofienotc
De ~iUenife 2npper8 gomIe Ret iii at
bette fine Rcn8opr pan hen uorifc
SIDE al @rGnier, BOG maatte life
RcnSfloftene bripeS ooer Den norife
8rGuie fer oen 15oc Sunni. Weu
bpi3 bette GibSputt ifuISc piie iig
minore beI0igt, ifuIoe Speriae bope
Get til at benpiic Sogen til afgie.
relic oe0 gol0giit.
90 Der bIeo ganife rigtig mart
lgrcie. De ipenife 2apper fIo9eSe
orer at oct piIoe rltincre Dem at pentc
bnert Mar til Den lobe Sr1tt. meoen8
ber ~faItboeuoe norife 9eioIfrtrg bGp.
bebe, at Ell tibligcre Snorpfntng al
ioenife Hen pilbe ruirtere oere$ opr'
tebe Marfer. Sperige foreiIog "a
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les 2~appefonmiSitou iii Srouirg al
oisie 4fiGrer, i0et DC boer ituIoe no
nrore TO Mcolemmer. Serpao gif
0orge tnb. Sfior begptote Som.
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morfett, 90 ioar Oor oct Weniugen,
ben ifuIOe fortiGtte paa Ben ipcr'fe
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WebIemmer bar fire paa at pPre
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ir0tiI ben 150e SSIuni.
8IubieIigt trof Speriae iig tilbo9e
fra belle Opercrsfomitcn mco en-
itummeI Sertponing ON, at &ommta'
iiouers noritc WeoLcmner blot isgte
ot forpllrre llnoerisgeIicrre. 90 BOG
bar uittcrItg Dc TO norifc Dtcblennter
netop befienot for fin Somuittigbeo$.
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patiSme. Soerige bar | SET belle life
gtoet Ell iDIoeitgisreuOe 5ortIdrirg
til bette Stri0t, iom RoromGrtbenc
life fan opfatte nroerIeOeS erb iom
en- 5ornprnleIie ira SDeriges she.
Zen norife Grc8ie er BOG mcget mo-
6erot / lin SmtoIe al Sogcr; oeu
nsieS blot mc0 at befIoge, at ipenif
Mi$tpnfiombeo % Wiatiaio o8iou /
6enne Sa6 ituI0e binbrc, at man fan
iii Ell SoritaneIie.
GoOicuclt til ajsbcnbaou?
Sra aie6enbapu telegroferes ben
23oe SAT-:
Zen amerifonife Wiriiter Cyan
opIpier, at Grpiihent RooiepeIt bar
Iterf 2pit til at beIsge 0onmorf paa
lin Guropaipr6, oa al ban iiffcrt oil
% boIOe et Gale. bOt8 ban
fn06poes al aisbenbobns l%lniperiitet.
Rpt onnifsamerifauif Stcune.
Sra Gisbenbaon teIe9raieres ben
21oe Somtar:
Sr. Raoien ira Neiu Dorf. @ice.
iormono / oct norIfsamerifunife Gel
tab, beisger for Gi6er 9anmart /
oct GieneS at ian arrmgeret ct tort
nanif.merifarif Stcpne ber 4be
SuIi paa Sen Itore ~ifaroiunotife
MISUNDERSTANDING iom nGite Com.
ner ifol afboI0es / aarbus Spaatb.
aouieiIsprpiiOent Reergooro bar To-
pet Rroier, at Hegieriugeu uiI itstte
groieftet. gIan6t mango andre
,ien6te 9anifamerifanerc, iom pil
ooeruGre Steonet, nPpres Wur Se.
Mus, Senrp g. Sert3 og Carl an.
tonien ira Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
Oper 6upernerens Deto

Sra Halbpille, Tenn, mcooclcS, at
ben al 8%uperneren Santtion npas
teoe 5orbuoSlop for Stoten 0en 21be
bS. err pebta9et oper boua 8eto / Sc.
gislaturerts begge SiIc.
9ooen trGoer / araft Ben lite SltIi
1909.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26
SIonmen paa Deitfviten,

Sra Spofone, @dib., berettc8 Sen
19Se San., at 80 8amilier bar
blepne iororeone ira line Stem al
Slommen, ser ga irclnoeIeS bar / Stt'
genoe.
Wcainlebifoler oor omriuget al
ganbet, % 81. Sims fatboIife &irfc
/ Union 8arf pente0e5 boert Eieblit
of blipe repet meo al JIommer. 81
Sne8 andre g~pgnin8er er ogiaa ON
ringeoe al 8ano.
ct Barn er unmcIOt iom ioonct,
og Der nprebcs ~begrunoet 6rpgt for,
at oct par orufnct.
Sra Stocfton, California, teIegra.
feres ben 2toe oS.. at nj Suie / gn.
gels Camp Dor bIeuet 6ortifplet. en-
Sineier brpbt og en- itor Del al 9pen
operiosmmet iom 6eI8e at ct afteuen
iorub iuotruffet Sfubrto.
s Sarmingtou bar ganbet bsiere
enb for ben ipGre GIOm for to Iar
iioen.
8~anoItanben er ogiaa f~aretruen6e
bei pe6 2inoer, % Can Soaauiuilo'
ben boIbt pad at itige meo en- Sur
tigbeb al oper 1 CONNIE | Simer.
Sra Wisioula, Wont., t%elegraieres
BEN 20oe: SlomtiIitanben oeitenior
her begpnoer at bIi nGrre, os ale cit.
saaenbe Cog paa Rortbern @aciiic.
ganen Iigger peirfaite. GiIitanoene
er ogiaa meaet alporlige runbt gasco.
@oib. 2ofaltogene er euom ignng
/ ben beitIise Del al gtontnnn, men
ielpe 8aneIesemerne er ! meget Ilet
6oriatnins iOm 6slge al Den burtige
Sneimcltning. 5Iere tore Sueifreb
bar / 2sbet al bet iioite 9ssn iunOet
Steo ~peitenior ct. Regis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-26

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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
PEARY UNSH|PS
HIS TROPHIES
AND HARRY WHITNEY is NOW
MOVING TO SECURE HIS
PROPERTY.
ROOSEVELT CREW PAID
peary Arctic Club Decides to Pub
ish All Data About the Command
er's Dash to the North
Pole.

New York. Oct, 5.--The trophies OBJ
tanned by Commander Peary in his
trip to the north pole were taken
from the steamship Roosevelt today
and removed to the Metropolitan Mt
scum of Natural History.
They included musk OK heads, wal
rus hides, reindeer heads and skins of
various animals. In addition there was
the Morris X. Jessup sledge, with
which the commander made his dash
for the pole. The consignment will
be placed upon exhibition in the mu-
scum for a short time. and then with
drawn to be cured more thoroughly,
The trophies obtained by Harry c,
Whitney are still aboard the Roosa-
welt Mr.. Whitney telephoned to the
Holland House today, asking IL the
management to communicate witt
the Roosevelt and ascertain how Ling
she would he at her present berth.
He was told she would he there fer q
week, at least. Mr.. Waitneg's desire
for information was that he MIGHT ar
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
FOUR INDOOR
RECORDS BROKEN
IN AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNIONS
MEET AT MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN.
SIX HUNDRED YARD RUN
Was the Mlost interesting Contest, and
Was Won BY Meis:n Sheppard
CT Irish American Club
--othcr E.ent-.

New York, Oct. 5,-F'onr indoor rec
ords were smashed tonight at Madi-
son Square Garden Ia the conclusion
of the annual indooratrack and fed
meet Of the Alnateur Athletic union,
The most interesting contest, the
six kindred yard rrn, was won hy
Melvin w. Sheppard, OF the Irish
American Athletic Club. In the anal
dash he defeated Harry Guessing Of
the New York A C., tw yards. Time
1:ll 3-5, Is OF d second better than
the National indoor record he estab-
lishea previously.
In winning the final heat of the $50
yards dash j. J. Elle-, of the |. A. A.
c., made the distance in 1915 sen-
onGs, bettering the national record lie
made Il year ago by firth Of see
ond
R.C. Ewry, N. Y, A. c., made new
indoor record of "a feet inch in TIE
three standing jumps He also holds
the outdoor racord OF 50 feet, 81
inches in tbis event.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06

range to have his trophies removed.
The crew aboard the Roosevelt WAS
paid off today story circulated to
the effect that the men were on the
eve of a revolt because they had not
been paid was denounced as false,
Herbert l.. Bridgman, treasurer Of
the Peary Arctic Club, today said:
The Peary Arctic Club is not the
sub-treasury, but IT is financially
strong enough to pay it's obligations.
The men, when they signed for the
voyage, made certain allotments as
to their wages Some Of the scien.
tifc staff did the same Every month
have sent checks to the place where
| it was directed the money should be
sent. The money that is still due will
be paid today
I'm connection with the disbandine
of the crew, am pleased to announce
Concluded or Fifth Page.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
EXCITING RACE
At LEXINGTON
BARONESS VIRGINIA WINS KEN
TNCkY FUTUEITY AFTER
HARD STRUGGLE.
REQUIRED SIX HEATS
To Decide Raee--Ninner's Share So.
600 --czafevna Was Favorite--
George Cano Wins Ten
ncssse Stakes.

Lexington. KY, Oct 5.--Eight
Thousand ersons who attended the
opening Of the Ken;rcky Trottng
Horse Breeders meeting this after
noon saw Baroness Virginia, from
Margrovc Farm, Ter. g
Haute, Ind. driven to a hard earned
victory. The winners portion Of The
$4,000 stake is $4,000. Second
money, $4,000, went to Czareyna. third
$1,000, to Bertha c., and fourth to
Soprano. Fleming, having nominated
the winner will get ali additional $500.
|Ccazevan was the favorite, selling fer
$50 Baroness Virginia $25, Soprano
s25. Vito $l2, Cap George $40, field
$50
ii took six heats, every one exciting
from wire to wire, to decide the race,
the final heat producing one of the
closest finishes eySr seen, Baroness
Virginia, Czarevna and Bertha c
coming under the wire head apart.
Just after the star. in the opening
Iheat, Cap George swerved into Al
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
Bic BALLOONS
STILL IN AIR
ONE REPORTED SAILING SOUTH
WEST OVER DYERsBURc.
TENN, LAST NIGHT.
THE AOOSIER LANDED
At RGssellviIle, Mo-, Yesterday Morn
ing--Another Sighted Over
Plattsburg, Nc, Last Night
Mix Lands.

St Louis, Oct 5.--The absence Of
reports from the whereabouts OF the
balloons which startesa in the race OF
7S.0G0 cubic footers yesterday tends
to the belief that all, with the exeep.
ton of the University City, are still
in the air, The University City land
ed near Chillocothe, Mo-. late this af
ternoon, 1S5 miles from st. Louis.
The balloons expected to remain In
the air forty hours, and as the day
was not hot the aeronauts would not
have to use much ballast. The Uni
versity City, which won the lndianap-
oils race. was in bad condition when
they sailed from here, many patches
being nut on the bag as it was being
inflated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
SP{CUlhTORS IN
TICKETS ACTIVE
CLAIMED THEY AXE SOMEWHAT
TO BLAME FOR DEARTH
SEATS.
DETROIT IS SOLD OUT
For Championship Games Next Mon.
day and Tuesday--Fans Arriv-
ing in irittsburg For
Opening Games.

Detroit, Mich, Oct. with every
reserved seat for the worlds series
of baseball games next Monday and
Tuesday sold before noon today the
Detroit management was besieged
this afternoon by disappointed would
be purchasers. Hundreds Of applica,
tions by telephone and telegraph were
also refused. The demand was so
heavy that Secretary McRoy of the
National Baseball Commission gave
the local club permission to place on
sale Friday 5000 pavilion seats at
$150
The local requests for reservations
have been given preference by order
OF the National Commission AMI the
advance demand indicates that all
records for attendance at the two
previous worlds series here will be
been erected around the entire out
aied and there is expected to be total
seating capacity at Bennett Park OF
More than 100000. 1"ere will be no
standing room available, as the cir.
Gus seats occupy all the remaining
space. Every effort is being made to
prevent speculation in tickets. Each
application for the 5000 regular re-
served seats being investigated before
tickets will be sold tomorrow, and
only two Of the pavilion seats will be
sold to each person.
Tonight dozen members of the
hmeriean eagpe champions left fol
New York to play tomorrow against
the New York American club in 8
benefit game for Sam Crane, former
player Of the OH Detroit Nationa
league team The rest of the team
leaves here Thursday light for Pitts
burg
Manager Jennings intends for Nul
lin to pitch for Letroit in the openins
game at Pittsburg Friday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
EXPLOSION IMPRlSONS 100
IN MINE; BELIEVED 60 PEAD

Vancouver, b. G., Oct 5.--A terrific
explosion in mine No. of the Wel-
lington Colliery at Naimo today re-
suited in the imprisonment of oyef
leo men Several were gotten out
alive, although badly burned, but 1t Is
believed that sixty perished.
1t is impossible for the reseuers to
approach the entrance of the mine on
account of the heat and gas. The mine
is sixty miles north of Victoria near
the coast
Some chambers run under the sea
The mines are owned by Gov. Duns.
muir. of British Columbia.
over 5000 men are employed In
these collieries.
The shock Of the explosion was con.
fined TO the scope wherein it occurred
All other men escaped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06

The explosion was due to fire damp.
the timbers on two levels at once ig-
hitting and the fire spreading with
great rapidity.
The residents OF Nanaimo were pre-
vented from going to the extension
where the disaster occurred. and only
the reseuers. miners and officials
were allowed on the scene
Eight bodies had been recovered up
to late hour tonight Twenty-Five
of the imprisoned men were rescued.
but the rapidly spreading FIRE pre
vented further rescues. The workers
late tonight are making every effort
to force futher entrance into the two
levels affected b. the explosion In an
endeavor to save any who may be
living and recover the bodies OF the
dead before they are consumed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
SIX PERSONS HURT
When Electric Light Pole Fell in
Crowd Watching Yelled
Prophets Parade.

St Louis, Oct, Six persons We're
injured and many burned, when an
electric light pole fell tonight in the
midst of crowd watching the Yelled
Prophets parade.
After the panic su0sided, five un.
conscious. persons We're sent to the
city hospital. A live electric wire,
which was carried to the street. en-
eireled and burned many spectators,
Among the injured are:
Nellie Perkins, skull fractured,
Charles Mitchell, internal injuries.
], G. Meehan, skull fractured.
All three reside in Decatur, Ill.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06

Farmer CITY, H., Oct. 5.-in a head
on collision three miles south OF here
at II o'clock tonight between state
fair special from Springfield and Il
southbound passenger train on the
Illinois Central, four persons were
killed and thirty injured, several fat
ally. v
The collision occurred on a curve
near Parnen, when both the north
bound special and southbound train
were running at high rate OF speed.
The impact was terrific. The north
bound train was heavily loaded with
visitors returning from the state fair
at Springfield. 1t was some little
time after the crash before the word
was telephoned to Clinton. A special
train was made up and left with all
physicians available for the scene.
Clara Watson, of Kenny, H., is among
the killed Engineer Clark, OF the
southbound train. had a leg cut off.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
GOLFERS LESS SPEEDY
Women Fighting For National Title
at Philadelphia Show Deteriora-
tion in Form.

Philadelphia, Oct. 5--The golf show
by the aspirants for the Women's Ma
tional Championship in the tourna-
ment now on does not equal the ex-
pectations. Most of the entrants
played today below their form yes
terday. The four British players won
in today's first match round from
their American sisters.
Miss Vida Llewellyn of LaGrange,
H., the present western champion,
beat Miss Bishop up. Miss Bishop
won the national title here five years
ago In going out, one hole was the
widest margin between them. The
match was square on the 14th.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06

W. Happeny, of Montreal, won the
pole vault for height with II feet. siN
inches, four inches higher than the
best indoor national record.
The scores OF the teams are as fol
lows .
Irish American A c., 50; New York
A. c., G2; Pastime A, c., %; Boston
A. A., 8; Maryland A. c., 6; Montreal
A. Assn. s. Xavier A. Assn, 3. Brown
University, 8: Mott Haven A. c., 8;
St Greagory A. G, philadelphia, 2; I'M
attached, s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
HUMANE SOCIETY MEETS
Abuses in Shipping Live Stock and
in Catching Fish Principal
Evils Discussed.

st. Paul, Oct. 5.--Abuses in the
Transportation of live stock and cruel.
ty in catching fish, especially by the
use of dynamite, were the two princi-
pal events discussed before the an.
nual meteing Of the American Hu.
name Society, which began today T.
NJ. Libby United States meat inspect
or, dwelt on the inhumanity Of load
ing car with large live stock and
also calves and hogs which were
trampled to death by the larger ami
mails. Libby suggested that the rail-
roads be compelled to partition the
cars for mixed shipment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06

bulk by ticket syndicates and tickets
placed on sale at prominent cafes and
cigar stores The report Is being In
yestigated
1t was arranged tonight that
though street railway lines will be
established from various downtown
depots to the ball grounds for the
fans expected to arrive during the day
of the opening game. Hotel accom-
are already overtaxed.
The advance guard, of the visiting
fans and newspaper men arrived to-
night from east and west.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
GREAT PAGEANT AND BALL
AT ST. LOUIS LAST NIGHT

rated The visiting mayors and the
centennial guests viewed the vessels
as they passed, the four torpedo boats
which could not take part on account
OF low water.
Tomorrow Glenn II. Cnrtiss Will
make flights in his aeroplane and DR..
Cook will deliver an illustrated lee
ture in the Coliseum. The Farman
aeroplane and three diriglb.es are
ready for flights.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
EVANS MADE BEST SCORE.

st. Louis, Mo, Oct. 5.--Of the field
of $50 golfers in the Ivitation Centen-
NAL tournament on the Glen Echo
links today Charles Evans, Jr, OF
Chicago, champion western golf
champion, turned in a score Of rs,
lowest in the qualifying round.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
PROTECTING WORkMEN.

Massilion, Ohio, Oct. 5-A Gordon Of
detectives and police were thrown
about the plant of the Massilon Roller
Mills company tonight to protect l25
men who are working in defiance to q
strike order of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation of Iron, Steel and Tinplate
Workers. Most of the men hold union
cards, but refused to strike when the
company refused to recognize their or
ganizatlon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
ILLINOIS CENTRAL TRAINS
CRASH HEAD ON, FOUR DEAD
AND THIRTY ARE INJURED
Fearful Wreck Occurred Late Last Night Near
Farmer City Ih.--lmpact TA,ible--Oae Train
Carrying People Home S q State Fair
at Sprin9f6fss

The Aorthwound train consisted OF
ten cars, carrying excursionists from
Springfield to Gilman and intermel'-
ate points The southbound train
was composed of three cars crowded
WITH delegates from the Sunday school
convsntion which ended here tonight.
A misconstruction of orders caused
the wreck. The engineers on both
trains jumped before the crash and
escaped death. but both were injured.
Miss Watson was a passenger on the
excursion train. Six surgeons left
Clinton for the scene. The seriously
injured are being cared for in farm
homes. 4t
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06

Stanley. Cap George lost a wheel and
Driver Brawley was thrown out. He
held the reins and stopped the horse
after being dragged fifty yards.
The judges announced fine of $3.50
each against Drivers Murphy and
Nolan, the former for laying up in
the second heat, and the latter for a
similar offense in the fourth heat
The Tennessee Stakes went to
George Gano, the favorite, in straight
heats, making two wins for Driver
Murphy.
The 2:O9 pace was unfinished,
Flora Coffee took two heats and Pat
Haines, Flying Bill and Beauty Wilkes
one each.
Summary.
Tennessee Stake, $4,000, 2,0G
PAGERS. Seven starters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06

St Louis. Oct 5.-The thirty-sec'
ond annual parade OF the Yelled
Prophet and the electrical floats and
Yelled Prophets ba.i in the Coliseum
were tonight's big events of the cen
tennial week. The route of the pa
rade was heightened to a mile to ac-
.commodate the myriads Of sight seers.
This morning the river pageant
drew scores of thousands to the
Ieyees. Every river craft was deco
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
YOUNG coRBETT WHIPPED.

Boston, Oct. 5.-Young Corbett Of
Denver. former lightweight champion,
was dragged from the ring by his sec
onds in the fifth round tonight, after
Dave Deshler, Of Cambridge, sent the
old time champion to the floor in bad
shape.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
100000 FIRE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 5--Flre in the Golden
Novelty Manufacturing plant this
afternoon damaged the building and
contents to the extent of 100000.
Several workmen, trapped in the
burning building, were rescued by
fremen, and two girls who leaped
from windows, were injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
lATER-rwo HEARD FROM.

ST. Louis. Oct. 5.-One of the bal
looms was sighted north of Plattsburs,
Mo, tonight, The Hoosier, which was
disqualified landed tnis morning at
Russellville, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
ANOTHER WRECK.

Blythesville, Ark, Oct. 5.-Four-
teen persons were injured, five Sc
riously. when a southbound passenger
train on the Frisco railroad .collided
with freight train near Biythesyille
late tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
eRlTlsHERs BEAT AMERICANS.

Baltimore, Md, Oct 5-The Pill
grims, association foot ball players
from England, today played the first
of three games scheduled here, de-
feating the Sons of St George, l3 to 0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-06
COOK AT PlTTseURG.

Pittsburg, Oct Facing an audi.
ence which packed Duquesne Garden
from pit to dome, Cook tonight talked
concerning his polar trip. He declin.
ed to receive newspaper men. +.