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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-11-10
A YOUNG MANS
MYSTERIOUS END
Former kentuckian Meets
a. Tragic Death.
BLONDE WOMAN IN THE CASE
Real Estate Dealer Thought
TIE Have Been the Victim
Of Robbers.

Oklahoma City, OKLA, Nov. s.
Dangling in midair, with a rope sus-
pended about his neck, the dead body
of Roy ID. Cannon, 80 years old, Of
Lexingt IN, KY, a wealthy real estate
man, was discovered at o'clock this
afternoon by his stenographer. The
body was suspended from a room of
the nine-story office building known
as the Campbell building.
Cannon had been dead for several
hours aud the police are confronted
with the most mysterious crime in
recent years in. the Southwest. A
package containing 81 900 in currency,
which Cannon drew from the bank at
noon Saturday, is missing. After his
assailants had beaten the man into
insensibility, O moose was formed from
piece of rope and with the aid of a
piece of iron, was twisted about the
neck of the victim, almost severing
the head
The secret service department is
seeking a blonde woman with whom
Cannon was seen on the street here in
an autombiole late Saturday after
noon. Cannon came to this city sew
eral years ago and was one of the
leading real estate men of the State.
His acquaintance was Statewide. Gan
non was prominent member of the
Knights of Columbus.
Lexington, KY. Nov. S.-Roger d.
Cannon, who was found murdered in
Oklahoma City this morning was a
well-to-do and we'll known young
farmer Of this county, where he had
lived all his life until he left for Ok
lahoma City about the first Of last
March to engage in the real estate
business. He had about $4,000 in
money when he went to Oklahoma
City and his letters from there indi-
Gated that he had steadily prospered.
His sister, Miss Catherine, received a
letter from him about week ago in
which he said he liked the country
and was doing well in his business.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-19
FIND HISTORIC ANCHOR
AT NEWPORT NEWS

Newport News, Va, Nov 10
One OF the anchors OF the old Fed
cral frigate Cumberland which was
rammed and sunk by the Confeder-
ate ironciad Merrlmac i'm Hampton
Roads in 1861, was mound in the
roads today by forces OF the Chcsl-
peake and Ohio Railway Company
and hauled up ON a barge Attached
to the anchor are two lengths o.
anchor chain, each link of which has
the Cumbcrland's name cast in IT.
The Cumberland was the first Of
the Federal Of wooden frigatcs TO
be attacked by the Merrimac when
that vessel first came out Of Norfolk
The frigatc went down with colors
lying The anchor probably will be
placed with other naval trophies at
Washirgt
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-19
NEW CRATER FORMED AND
FLOODS or MOLTEN ROCK
POUR DOWN NOUN
TAIN SIDE.
EUaR.GaFi SWEEPS OVER L.5S0N


Madrid Nov. Mount Las
A eres. ear Tenerifre Canary IS
lands. according to advlces received
her, is ir a violent state Of eruption.
a new crater ha been formed and
The lava is pouring down the noun
tain side in molten Hoods
The people are fleeing from the
vicinity OF ,ae volcano. a.d great
anxiety Is fc.t for the surrounding
country
It the opinion among scientists
that there is a widespread subtera ,-
ian disturbance. The West Indian
hurrioan of few days ago was pre-
ceded by an earthquake shock
throughout The bed o the Atlantic
as Indicated by eismograph records
in both Europe and America and
it would appear that the crupica
of Sas Aleres one OF the results OF
this crust movement Scientific
men are deeply Interested in the
phenomenon, and it / belieyeI that
further crust disturbance may be
looked for.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-19
AGED AND SICK
WAGE-EARNERS
NATIONAL CIVIC LIBERATION
AMONG OTHER THINGS TO
DISCUSS MATTER.

New York. Nov. 10 What shall
be done in the United states with
he aged. the sick. the disabled
wage-earners. whether employed in
private enterprise or by municipal.
state or national government? These
are the problems which the ablest
statesmen of every nation in Europe
are trying to solve.
To learn the solutions proposed
by foreign countries: to hear what
is being dole in this country. and
to consider what ought to- be the
nest steD i'm the United states along
these lines. viii be the topics Tor
discussion at the annual meeting OF
the National civic Federation. to
be held ll this city November %
ard %
Finducicrs. state men. phuantroph
lists prominent iu the public life of
America viii bc present at the meet
ing and the subject of "old-age pen
sious" will bc considered from cv-
cry possible viewpoint
lt is true that the greater Prov
crty in other countries compelled su
earlier consideration of these prob
lens. and Furthermore their forms
Of government. permitting federal
legislation for industrial cmprote-
rather than requiring legislation by
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-19
CAUSES \ CAVE N AND GREAT
IN DELAYS THE RECON-
EtN OF DEAD.
MINERS.
BLACK SNOKE FROM TIE SHAFT
STREAMS or WATER ARE REING
TURNED INTO THE
BURNING LIlNELS.

Cherry. NJ Nay 49, Another
explosion occurred IN the ST. Paul
miac today causing cavcin deep
In the lower WORKINGS. Since there
Is no living human being in the
levels, the cNplo ion evidently caus-
ed no hurt beyond adding to the
further damage OF the property.
BLACK smoke is pouring out of
The shaft and the work o recover
ing the bodies of the dead miners
has bcea greatly delayed
only one body, that of ole Frei-
burg, has so far been recovered.
When the body wa brought TO the
open, it caused great excitement
among the women who had lost hus-
bands and sons They pressed
around the shaft aud their lamenta-
flows were pitablc
The work OF recovery has been
greatly delayed by the second cxplo-
sion streams of watcr are being
turned into he burning workings to
snbduc the nrc which Is sull rag
ing
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-19
SAYS HE WOULE' MAKE HANiP.
TON RHODES. VIRGINIA,
As INIPREGNABI.E As
GIBRAITER.
sSSG MILLIONS Fer WATERWAYS
WAS GIVEN AN ENTHUSIASTIC
RECEPTION AT NORFOLK
UPON his NIUINNI

Norfolk. Nov lls. In an ad-
Dire s. before the Deep Waterways
Convention here today Prcsidcn,
Taft declared for p greater navy.
He said he wanted to make Hamp-
ton Rhodes as impregIable as Gil
bralter
The president fayors the appro-
prouon OF millions for Deep Water
ways
An oyster roa. was pIycu this ar-
ternooa at Cape Henry in honor o.
tho President
President ana Mira. Taft arrived
f. the city this morning on board
the Maynower. aal were given an
enthu siastic reception Thousand
were at the wharf to meet the pre-
idonual part5 The president soon
after his arrival reviewed the pa
rade Of soldiers and sailors There
are many visitors in the city attend
ing the convention.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-19
PROHIBITION
WONT COME UP

Richmond. Nov. 10 Baptist
leaders say that the essions of the
Baptist General Association. which
meets ir Court street church. Ports
mouth tomorrow evening. viii let
politics alone" n is predicted that
the Baptist convention will hear o
outbur ts oratory agaiasl the sa-
loon, desHtc the opposition of the
liquor traffic
one Of the chief matters to be
considered at the meeting is the
mapping ont of campaign to- raise
sixty thousand dollars. Virginia s.
hare OF the nine hundred thousand
80 bo raised for the Theological
semi airy at Louisville. ks. The
Virginia Bdptists have already paid
otout ouc-eighth of the desired
amount The Louisville institution
81 odc OF The most numerously at
ter ded Prote tant schools i'm the
acrld
Judge 5amuej Williams. the At
tmrey Gencra'-elect who is being
Sought for in order 10 obtain tis
decision as 20 the appoiutme o.
his ass slant still uuhoard from
today He is lot ia touch with tho
TELEGRAPH and SO FAR the ucwsra-
per have hooa unable 60 get "a
statement
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-19
HURRICAN SWEEPS CITY.

Lisbon, Nov. ia hurrican,
preceded by an immense tidal wave
swept the city today doing great
damage to shipping 1t is believed
to have been eau ed by an earth
quake Reports from the Canary
Islands state that the volcanoes
there are I'm violent eruption.
Communicable with outside cities
and different parts of Portugal hai
been practically destroyed, but
meagre reports state that many lives
have been lost
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-19

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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
JEFFRIES WAS
DISAPPOINTED
AT OFFER OF $4,000 FOR MATCH
WITH JOHNSON-SAYS HE Elk.
PECTS TO GET St5o,ooo-lN
GOOD FORM.

Paris, Sept. 20-Jeffries today had
almost completely recovered from his
cold, He will go to London Tuesday
and sail for America October 49,
Jeffries says he is most anxious for
the fight with Johnson, but that moth.
ing has been definitely settled. He is
disappointed at the offer of $4,000
for the fight, saying:
Il am champion of the world |
have everything to lose and nothing
to gain. Therefore | don't want to
fight for a purse of less than $150,000.
This is the sum first proposed, but
Isince | began training. my adverse.
ries appear less keen. | believe / will
make match as soon as | reach New
York | had rather fight in America
than in Australia and believe the gov,
ernor's Of several states will be will
ing to allow the fight am quicker
than | ever was and am confident
can lick Johnson"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
FREE TRIAL OF SAMOSE.
Food Given on Ap
prevail by Druggists Paul G.
Schulz and Sons.

Would you like to be fat and plump
and strong and hearty? Here is a
change to do it without risking the
loss of single penny,
Paul G. Schulz and Sons, our well
known druggists, have a new treat
ment called Samose, which they are
selling on approval. that is said to be
true flesh-forming food. 1t is in tab
let form. retailing at soc box
If it does not increase the weight,
fill out the thin. scrawny form and re-
store health and strength, there will
be no charge whatever for Samose.
Go to Schuhs today and get treat.
ment Of Samose with their promise to
refund the money If it does not do all
that it claims.
Before commencing the use of Sa-
nose have yourself correctly weighed
and note the gain from week to
week
Paul G. Schulz and Sons faith in
Samose is shown by their offer to
refund the money If it does not in.
crease flesh and restore good health
They really give you a free trial Of
the preparation, for unless it does not
increase the weight, it will not cost .
cent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
CONDITION Of
NATIONAL BANKS
INDIVIDUAL DEPOSITS ON SEP
TENDER AGGREGATED S.
009.o80 - LAWFUL RESERVE
REACHED $S54,ost,e5Z

Washington, Sept 3o.-"Per cent
age of legal reserve to deposits, 2l.G7;
per centage to deposits of cash on
hand. redemption fund and due to re-
serve agents, 2G05'. is the way the
way the 6,977 national banks for the
country averaged in the reports to the
comptroller of the currency under the
call for their conditions on September
list.
Loans and discounts for the whole
United States reached s5.f2S,SS2,S51.
United States bonds to secure circula-
ton sGSS,660,170. Bonds, securities,
etc. sS9S.3SS,143; due from banks
and bnkers and reserve agents $1,227,-
341,29S. The lawful money reserve
in bank reached 1854, 091,S57,
In liabilities, the banks had paid IN
capital stock S944,642,067; surplus
fund s597 1881 SIG, and undivided prof
its. less expenses and taxes paid, of
1908. 756, 43S There are S65S, 040,3 1886
of national bank notes outstanding
and an aggregate of s2,0iS,S13,722 due
other banks and reserve agents. lndi-
yiduaI deposits aggregated 5000.
S93,0S0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
ACCEPTED
WASHINGTON I'VE.
AL OWS CONTRACTOR WILLIAMS
6AiAN DUE ON hlS CON
TRACT FOR PAVlN3 THAT
STREET.

Az a meeting Of the Board of Local
Improvements yesterday morning the
Washington avenue pavement was
finally accepted and Contractor Will
Iliams allowed all that was due him
being 10 per cent of the total amount
Iof his contract which was $121, 25?.CS,
Mr.. Williams had completed his
contract long ago and his work was
satisfactory 20 the Eoard but Tire
paving between the street railway
tracks was unsatisfactory. because OF
irregularities in the grade which pre-,
vented drainage in spots. Under the
law the Board had to accept or re,
ject the pavement as whole, and
hence held up Mr.. Williams claim
until the defects in the portion OF
the pavement which ne had not built
should be corrected. 1t was agreed
that drain pipes should be put in
where the depressions were and this
was done at several points below
Eighth street.
Those present at the meeting were
His Honor Mayor Parsons and Alder.
men Ferguson, Cannon, Nellis and
Magner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
IS COUNTIES IN
INDIANA ARE WET.
KNOX COUNTY, WHEREIN WIN.
CENNES is LOCATED, WENT
WET YESTERDAY-7o COUN-
TIES IN STATE DRY.

Vtncennos, Ind, Sept, 30.-~knox
county voted wet" in the local op'
ton election today. The forty-three
precincts in this county gave ma
iority of ISL for the "wets," The city
of vfncennes voted wet by a ma
iority of 1909
Knox county is the thirteenth Of
the % counties in indiana to vote
wet" Sixty.two of the counties have
voted dry" aud eight are dry
through the operation of the remoh
STRANGE law. In nine counties no ac-
ton has been taken.
In the Sixth ward when the vets
ATTEMPTED to vote several foreigners,
the temperance ~orKers produced
records of all foreigners naturallzed
here within five years.
The women assisted in getting out
the dry" vote and served free
lunches. Hourly prayer meetings
were held in the churches and homes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01

the decision, The express office 1T
Rossville, Ga, just across the Ten.
nessee-Georgia state line, four miles
from Chattanooga. is the point Of
supply for Chattanooga people The
wholesale whisky houses of Chatta-
nooga ship whisky to Rossville, and
the dry Chattanoogans, by spending
ten cents for car fare, can order a
package in the afternoon. ride to
Georgia and arrive back in Chatta-
nooga for supper. The way the oper-
ate is to order the package to be ship
ped into Georgia and then ride out
in the afternoon and get the original
package.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
P. T. LANGAN manufactures bank
and Office fixtures of all kinds.
Counters. shelving. etc.
OLD SMUGGLER CAPTURED.

Eagle Pass, Tex, Sept. 30,--Narcus
Castillo, an aged Mexican, said to have
been smuggling goods into Mexico for
the past forty.fve years. aided by his
eleven sons, was trUugat into Ciudad
.7orfro Diaz today, accompanied BY
a company of rurales. The rurales
came upon the party asleep in a gulct
near Sabinas They were fired upon
and two of the sons were killed "'
the father was taken badly wounded
The others escaped. Several thous-
and dollars worth of goods We're cap
tured
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
FOR CIRCUS.
COMPANY X DECIDES ON SPORTS
MANS PARK AS LOCATION
FOR SHOWS.
Forty Ticket Takers Named to Rep
resent Company-Concert Sun
day at St. Mary's Park
Pavilion.

Co X, Fourth Regiment |. n. G.,
! had drill practice in their armory
last evening. at which Captain Cream
ey was chaperone. He delegated the
maneuvers TO his sergeant in COM
mand,
After the drill Sergeant Thistle
wood, Lieut.. Wood and Comrade
Hickeox went into committe and dis
cussed plans referring to the coming
under the auspices of c. X the famous
Robinson Shows and Holder Country
Circus. Monday, Oct. 4th for weeks
festivities.
1t was decided by the committee to
engage the Sportsman's park lot,
Thirty-sixth street, where Cole Bros.
planted their circus Wednesday. for
the Robinson show ground, This in
preference TO the Purcell lot owing to
the latter being partially built up for
residences. Also, because the Sports
mans lot is smooth, high ground and
easy of access.
1t was also resolved by the commit
tee that the usual band concert al.
ways given by the Robinson Royal
italian Concert Band on sunday even
ing at 700 of their arrival in towns,
should be held at ST Marys park in
the pavilion. The latter is finely
lighted with electricity. This is a band
that requires brilliant lighting to be
able to read their notes, 1t is a band
that ranks with Sousas Creatore's
and Damrosh's and usually draws
from 5000 TO 10000 people. The con-
cert, of course, will be free to every
body.
Ticket-takers were also appointed
from the guard. boys, who will handle
the boxes heavy with tickets next
week. and count up the gross re-
ceipts at the close OF each evening
and pro rata the percentage which
will accrue to their fattened ex-
ehequer
A perambulator was ordered yes
terday from the p 7. Langan lumber
firm. This. emhlazoned with Robin
son Shows paper will take up its
winding way tomorrow at high noon.
for the enlightenment OF the public
anent their triumphal coming for the
Robinson Shows glory and the profit
of Co K.
Captain Greaney ordered the guari
TO assemble in full uniform Thursday
the f4th inst, al the armory.
During the appointment Of the com
mittee of ticket takers, when the mum
Der required was given out as forty,
the guard were considerably surpris.
ed-some of them, They hadn't TAX
en- cognizance of the fact that the
famous Robinson Shows were of such
magnitude. They are composed of Il
country circus of 100xt50 feet space
required an animal tent covering 81
x140, and ten other tented show at
fractions averaging in size 50x40, not
counting the twenty-five or thirty
concessionaires and privilege men
with stands. The shows occupy half
again as much space as the Cole Bros.
circus.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
J0BBERS ARE ENJOINED
Concluded From First Pags.)

rels of the ardent fluid, opened Their
doors to release fiery stream across
the boundaries of Georgia and Ala
bama. New wholesale liquor houses
have been opened in Chattanooga anil
they are filling Georgia papers with
advertisements that the lid has been
lifted and Georgans can get all the
liquor they want in Chattanooga, and
Georgians are getting it, A stream OF
Georgia dollars are pouring into Chat
tanooga and stream of whiskey is
pouring into Georgia. And dry Chat
tanooga is also being supplied under
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
RIVER NEWS !:
N. ssxsaasas sss,Isxaalalaa

The river marked 10 feet on the
Cairo gauge last even ing showing q
fall of i of foot in "a hours.
Rising rivers we're reported yes
terday from points above here as fol
lows; Parkersburg i, Mt. Vernon Il,
Jacksonville Z, Padueah i.
The L. S. light house tender Lily
returned up the Mississippi yesterday
to see that the lights are In good con
dition between here and St. Louis,
for the presidential fleet on the 10th
inst
The Henry Harley ii the Paducah
packet now. She made her first trip
yesterday and will be out today about
noon
The City of Saltillo from ST. Louis
passed to Tennessee river, doing lit
tie here.
The Stacker Lee left Memphis yes.
terday for Cairo and st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
STARTS
FOR NEW YORK
WILL RECEIVE NEW Works. VEL.
cAOME FROM THE BRIDGE OF
OOSEVELT-WiLL LECTURE
IN ENGLAND.

Portland, Sept 30,-Peary started
for New York tonight and tomorrow
will participate in the HudsonFulton
naval pageant. From the bridge OF
the Roosevelt he will receive New
York's welcome as the Roosevelt
moves up the Hudson with the war
ships and other craft. Peary said:
Il feel honored that | can take part
in a pageant with men who went with
me to the arctic"
Until the Peary Arctic Club makes
publication of the statement giving
.eary's side of the controversy the
commander will not talk about the
matter
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
STORY MAY HANG LOVER
Concluded From First PaEe.)

the - -
Il was very much frightened and
nearly tainted. but Mr. Gordon caught
me and told me to be calm, as he was
not afraid He then tried toget me to
go and help bury the body. but ] re-
fused So he left the house and re-
turned in about an hour telling me
he had buried the body He said
he had great deal of trouble taking
the body to the place, as ii was SO
stiff.
Mr. Gordon told ire that last night
that if / told he would kin me within
the next twenty.forr hours. That was
the reason for my silence. Since he
has been in Jail he has written me a
letter trying to concoct scheme to
prove an alibi for him."
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
BIDS FOR WATER,

Cairo, H., Sept. 18th, 1909.
Sealed bids will be received by the
ely council of the city of Cairo, Hi
nois, at the office of the city clerk
of said city up till 1880 o'clock Tues
day. October 9Th, 1909, for furnishing
water to the city for the remainder
of the year 1909 to be used in the
,ity's street washing machine for the
purpose Of washing the streets OF the
aid city.
The city council reserves the right
o reject any and all bids.
ERNEST WORKMAN,
City Comptroller.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
ADDITIONAL BRIEFS.
In City Court,

Business in the city court yesterday
was light. seven cases coming up he
fore Judge Whitcar.p Four DRINKS
were fined So each, one paying. Two
disorderlies were fined S. and SIS re-
spectively, and sert 70 Jail. A vag
was given a stay TO ieave, Five ar
rests were made after the closeing
of court and 213 arrests during the
month OF September
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
CANDIDATE MURDERED.

Glasgow, Ky, sept, 30.-John w.
Montgomery, Republican nominee for
representative in the state legislature,
was shot and killed in his home near
Hiseyille, this county today Morris
Wilcoxson was arrested and charged
with the murder
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
NOT 7IKE PATTEN DEAL
concluded From First Page.p


nicely the money he lost two years
ago in an attempted squeeze which
failed
In some quarters It is insited that
the deal which ended today was
manipulated by Chicago interests.
The furore in the oats pit monopo-
liked attention during the forenoon
but was dimmed later by the excite
msnt in wheat The covering of two
million bushels of September oats
sent the price Of that cereal to fifty
cents. five and a half cents higher
than the previous close. AT the top
price elevator interests sold heavily
and the market reacted to 48.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
uOST SEASON SERIES.

Cincinnati, Sept 30.-Tbe Nationa
Baseball Commission tonight an
nounced arrangements for the post
season series between the New York
National and Boston American clubs
Games will be played in New York
Oct. s, . and Is, and in Boston Oct
IL, II and II.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
ROBERT COLLIER WINS.

Rye, N. Y, Sept 3o.-Robert Col
her the publisher, won the chief
prize in the seniors NTH annual golf
tournament at Apawamis Club after
tieing with Geo. p. Sheldon of New
York. for the next prize at So holes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
LONDON BANKERS KICK.

London, Sept. So.-The London
bankers have petitioned the house Of
lords to reject the budget on the
grounds that its principles are rev
olutionary and destructive, and woul
NOT only destroy confidence and cred
it, but hamper industry, and diminish
emnlovment'
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
MOBILE G. OHIO RAILROAD.
Change of Time.

Commencing Sunday. October Bird,
train No. 4 for st. Louis will leave
Cairo at 1;45 a. m, instead Of 2;17
a. m, as heretofor., arriving at St.
Louis at 1856 a. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
VETS WIN IN ROANOKE.

Roanoke. Va, Sept. 30.-RoanoFe
today voted by majority of So to
retain the licensed sa.oons. In the
election last december the "drys" get
a majority of SO, but the election was
annrlled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
ROYAL SON BORN.

Potsdam, Sept S0.--Crown Prince\
Frederick william, formerly Duchess
Ceeilie Of Mecklenberg, Schwcrin,
gave birth to a son tonight This is
the princesses' third son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
Forecasts for Today.

Cairo and vicinity; Fair; not much
change In temperature.
Illinois: Washington, Sept. 80
Fair Friday and probably Saturday;
light variable winds shifting to east.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
RERNlER In LABRADOR.

Point Amour. Labrador, Sept 30
The Canadian government steamer
Arctic Captain Bernier, arrived this
afternoon after fourteen months in
an arctic cruise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-01
WILL LECTURE IN ENGLAND.

London Sept. 30.-Peary has ac-
cepted an invitation to lecture before
the Royal Geographical Society, The
date has not been fixed.