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FL00RED BY EX-GOVERNOR.

OAKLAND, Cal. Feb. o4.-Stung by
the epithet liar" applied TO him by B.
b. Jones, Of this city, during a meeting
of the Merchants Exchange last night.
eX-Gov. George e. Pardee hoorcd the
formcr with a blow which landed flush
on his chin. Before lostiltles could he
resumed Jones was teken away b. a
pa'rolman.
TIE meeting was called to discuss the
proposed amendments to the CITY
charter and the memorandum agree
ment with the Southern Pacific Com
pany. After Pardee had finished n
speech he and Jones INDUCED in dis
cusslon which terminated in blows.
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NEW CONSPIRACY
HAlTS TRIAL Of
F|SCHER-HANSEN
Accused Lawyers Counsel
Urges Him to Enter
Plea Of Guilty.

Ara result OF the discovery OF hid
dsn p,o. that was exposed las; night In
some unexplained manner the bribery
trial OF the lawyer. Carl Fischer-ian.
ssn. was broken of abruptly today.
Further developments which came to
l,rht made It plain that Stephen Bald
v,n. who has been conducting the de-
Tense, was about 10 withdraw from the
case after urging his client to plead
guilty to a lesser degree OF the crime
for which he has been indicted and to
throw himself upon the mercy Of the
Court
It was expected that dark would see
the f,npl scene Of this sudden denoue-
ment. Although those directly inter-
ested refused to be interviewed regard
ing tho disclosures Of a crowded day Il
was learned from authoritative sources
that between the time court adjourned
last night and before It convened this
morning District Attorney Jerome
Harmed Of an alleged plot to save
Fischer Hansen from any possibility OF
conviction In the present trial,
Lawyer Threatens to Quilt.
Although full particulars were lack.
inR, II was said that the so.cailr !
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ARRESTED IN A SALOON
AND HELD IN $1,000 BAIL.
He Is a Daas erous Man." Declares vi Magistrate,
Refusing Request Of Police Lieutenant
to Parole Prisoner-Was Not
in Uniform.

William NJ are policeman attached to the Church street sta.
on while crazd alleged with liquor chased an noensive man
into Sockes coal yard o street and Ninth avenue to-day
and held loaded revolver at his heart But for the agility and strength
Of the threatened he would have been shot Hae was held in
$4,000 bail in the West Side Court this afternoon by Magistrate Cornell
On charge OF eonos assault the Court rearking request was
made by police sergeant for Harte's parole
mo- sir; parole for this He dangerous Character
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200 Passengers, Mostly lmmi-
grants, in Peril and Vessel
Loses Propeller.
LINER GOES AGROUND.
Fog Also Causes Collision of
Trains on Brooklyn 81"
Road.

The dense blanket Of fog which
shrouded Greater New York and vicinit,
to-day seriously interfered with naviga.
ton. and was directly responsible for
several accidents. In Brooklyn the mist
was SO thick that Lexington avenue
train from Cypress Hills crashed into a
dead train at Fulton street and Ala.
bama avenue, seriously Iniuring the
motorman and throwing the passengers
into panic.
Atloat conditions were even worse.
The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser
Wilhelm H., bound in from Bremen, ran
aground In Gedney Channel and was
held for several hours before she was
floated
The Ellis Island the ferry.boat plying
between the Battery and Ellis Island.
lost Its way in the fog when Off the
Battery, and after cropping around for
some time crashed into stone pillar,
Just off the Aquarium. and the 80 pas
senSers, mostly immigrants. were
thrown into panic. The boat finally
landed, but not until her forward pro-
peller had been bumped on.
The Ellis Island had been so delayed
by the fog this morning that It was 10 90
O'Clock before she reached the Battery.
ordinarily she arrives there at o'clock
bringing immigrants and the nigh,
working force from the island and re-
turning with those vino work In the
day shift.
Hi Sea Wall Head On.
The day force assembled at the Barge
ohice and were waiting for the ferry.
boat when news reached them that ,hers
MAD been collision. A rush was made
a'ohs the water front and the lmmgra.
non officials were relieved to see the
Ellis Island churnng her way to the
sarge Office. After considerable DELAY
she landed her passengers.
rom them 1t was learned TINT altar
rainming the sea wall, /, was found tha,
Wv poat forward propeller had been
snapped OFT, and that she was otherwise
disabled
Inc immigrants were In a frenzy OF
iear when the boat struck, and # re-.
CURED heroic work BY the officers TO
quiet them. Many Of the women tried
to jump overheard and they we're only
restrained by force.
Inc boat discharged her passengers
and taking the waiting day force on
board returned to the Island, where she
was laid UP for repairs.
Shipping was tied up generally. A
fleet OF steamships were compelled to
anchor Off Sandy Hook.
Ferries Abandon Schedules.
Al OF the ferry lines were compelled
to abandon their schedules early in the
day and commuters, especially those
patronizlng the New Jersy Inns, strar-
gled Into the city anywhere from one to
two hours late.
Shortly before l o'clock the fog be.
came so dense that the streets were a,
dark as at dusk and street lamps were
lighted. At intervals the fog would lit.
only to settle down again, readily calling
TO mind the streets OF London under
similar circumstances. Shouting team.
sters guided their horses in and out OF
the blocks that cons SANITY occurred
down along the watcr front, and 1t was
with the greatest difficulty that they
could make their Way to the ferries.
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The man attacked BY Harte va,
'auiey McGinnis, forty-one years old.
laborer living at No. 80 West Twenty.
fifth street, He is a man OF good repu.
| taton.
Harie left his station house In citizen,
dress at O'Clock this morning At $40
he came upon McGinnis, who was at
Thirty-third street and Ninth avenue
waiting TO see the superintendent for II
contractor named Downing whose yard
Is at that corner Harte cnme I'd 10 Nc.
Ginnis and with an cath asked him what
he was doing there
Fired at Fleeing Men.
McGinn's did not reply but walked IN
the avenue y shCrt distance and then 70.
turned. ilar;e was still there. and again
McGinnIs moved away. When he re-
| turned the second tim. Harte saw him
and with cry Of rage, sprang after
/ him. Mt the same time drawing A re.
volver. McG!nn!s ran this time. He had
not gone twenty feet when he heard a
shot, and almost felt the bullet as n
sped past his head
He was frightened and turned around
10 see hnfte staggering and stumbling
at'ef MN with MS revolver still OK
tended. Mcninn!s had reached the cor.
her OF Thirty-fourth street and cry
Inc for helo lie ran into the coal yard
iiarte kept after him and following
/ Elm came score of men and boys be-
lievlns 1t was Il thief chase.
When liartc came up to McGlnnis no
placed the muzzie OF his revolver At
the mans heart. His finger was on
| TIE trigger McGInnls realized his
peril and seized his ASSISTANTS arm
and pushal Il aside Az H.. did so m.
r.,,I .,..,., ~. ,, =,
''',', '"a"eu ""u '"o p"''e' ou'leu u
sell In tie fence nt the rear OF Tho
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TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and up.
ward. selling, six turlongs and sixty
yards-Moyea, lilo tHarty). I to I, TO g
FIRST. Revcry. ioI driving I to |. TO s,
to 3 second, plniQue, lOI (Grif'nl. : Ia
/, 2 TO |. = To 5. third. Time. ia IL.
Washable, Sir Nassan;. Worthwhile. King
Thorpe. Redemption. Dsrilnkhsn also
ran.
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now open at the Nrs pulitzer Building. Only
tlfstclsss downtown estabIIshtn-nt. Modem
In every detail. Electric and Turkish baths
o. sii keurs, also barber shop opsn day sad
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BIG LINER GROUNDS,
BUT IS TO WE'D OFF
BANK OF CHANNEL,

On the bay the fog situation was most
serious The North German Lloyd liner
Wilhelm H.. bound IN. I.om Bremen.
grounded in Gedncy Channel and sent
wireless message To the company's Of.
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finest CranbePsiss Plentiful.
Wholesome and delicious With al nsau. -
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tContinusd Oh second PagsJ
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CConunuM on Second Pass.)
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29

Mrs Elizabeth Bower was the guest
OF Miss Annie Mae Brown over Sunday
last
Rev James b. Stonesifer and Elder
Harry Little are in attendance Of Po-
tomac Synod IN Woodstock, Va
Garfield ogg and wife have returned
home after spending one week in
Washington. d, G., among relatives
and friends
Charles y. Schwartz. Of Taneytown,
and Reuben Sheeley and wife. OF Har-
ney attended the funeral Of John II.
Schwartz. of Hanover, on Saturday
last
Misses Ida and Mary utz. Of Wash
ingtOn. ID. C., who spent the summer
al Atlantic City and visited their
parents on Church street for a month,
returned TO Washington on Monday
George Il Winters. Of Washington.
d. C.. was In this city the first Of the
week calling upon his friends. who
were all glad TO aee him. as II was
his irst visit 10 our city for l2 years.
lie stated that he noted that a number
OF good improvements had been made
Mr. and Mrs John u Stouer, Of
Uniontown. announce The marriage Of
their daughter Edna Lee. 10 Paul q.
Price. son Of MIR and Mrs Jos. Price.
near this city The wedding II % take
place on Wednesday evening. Noycm-
ber 3. at o'clock. at tho Brethren
Church. Bond street
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29
STONESIFER'S
NOVELTY STORE SPECIALS.
SIos Buys a $3.50 stodart piano

Si65 Buys a $3.50 Stodart Piano,
To advertise this wonderful Piano, we
are going 20 give everybody a chance
10 get Big Bargain. This price is only
good until January LIST, 1910. Fully
Guaranteed.
S22 Buys an Edison phOnograph
That plays both the long and short Re-
cords. We carry a big line OF these
Machines and Records,
SIS and Up for Columbia Talking
Machines.
oSc buys n Double Disc Record
With different piece on each side.
S25 Buys a Marathon Roadster
Bicycle.
Has Coaster Break and built TO wear.
SIS 10 So buys dandy I'd handed
Graphophone.
We have about dozen of these ma
chimes that will interest you. This LOT
contains Columbus, Victors, Talko-
phones, some cost from $50. 90 TO 1000
I0c buys a copy of the best Music
written.
Over i400 different pieces 20 select from
Send ~ once for our Big Catalogue.
We carry Big Line of String lnstru'
ments and Supplies at the lowest prices
you ever heard of.
Come 10 see us whether you want
anything or not. Yours truly
A.. l.. ST0NESIFER,
oct / So Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29
DIED.

Near ghipley Carroll County, Md, on October
10Th 1879 Martha Edith Pos,er afci 10 yeaTs, :
months and 20 days daughter Of Andrew and
Aicatha polaier was called away from earth 20
enjoy the fuliueNa q her Gaviuurs hove IN heaven.
while her stay was short here her life was beau
tiful example Of purity and love. and win prove a
blessing 10 all those who camel in contact with her
Afliction and Aorrpw and death are slio'er.
I'm united with brother and sister 10 be parted no
more.
Here loud hallsiujahr Ara nlling heavens high
dome
We dwelling with the Saviour forever at home
I'm happy with Jesus and ever ahhil bo,
SO sorrow not my loved ones because left thee.
For whore am, ye all may so0n come.
God help you 20 Hay His win be- done.
ny MRS Jos. ptrNAN, Oxford Ohio,
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29


Don't forget to attend the Dem
ocratie macs meeting at Odd Eel
lows Hall tomorrow night at 8
o'clock. Music by a good band
e. Lee Erb. of Union Bridge, has
sold his house in Uniontown, occupied
by George w. Selby, to Mrs. Alice
Brough. The price paid was about
$1,000.
Mrs. Alice Brough has sold her
dwelling house and store room, in
Uniontown, occupied by Charles Smell
ser, to Tax Collector Ezra Caylor, of
'Possum Hollow. for $1,000.
Louis Sachs is adding to his all
ready well known business an eating
bar. Raw box and oysters served In
every style. Levi Bruce, the well
known cook, will have charge Of the
kitchen.
Tuesday, November 9, Is Election
Day. Every Democrat should go to
the polls and vote and see that his
neighbOr does likewise, which will
assure q grand victory for che whole
ticket.
Mrs. Clara Davis, wife of William
Davis, died at her home in Uniontown,
on, Tuesday evening, October 26. She
was a daughter of Frank Bowersox,
of Uniontown. Her brothers we're her
pallbearers.
The Western Maryland College reg
ulars defeated the Washington College
ON last Saturday morning The game
was well played In the afternoon
the Western Maryland Reserves de-
feated the Carroll Athletics Of this
city by score Of 10 to 0,
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29
Entire village at Auction.

Shipton, Kan, October 20.-Having
made enough money to retire, w. s.
Irwin. who owns everything In Ship
ton, from the grain elevator to the
hitch rack down In Main street, is
going to sell the village at auction.
Shipton now consists of depot, a
grain elevator. half a dozen stores
several houses, postoffice and a
church.
Mr.. Irwin originally started the VII.
lage in the middle of his large ranch
and as shipping point for grain. Aa
an extra inducement to probable bid
ders, Mr.. Irwin says he will throw q
few acres Of wheat land and some
farm machinery in with the purchase
Of the town.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29
New wireless Record.

Washington, Oct. 20.--The United
States Army transport Sheridan made
splendid records for wireless com
munication on her trip from San Fran
cisco to the Philippines and return via
Nagasah. This ship, according to a
report to the Quartermaster generals
department. received and transmitted
wireless messages over the remark
able distance of $500 miles, from
Northland, Wash, while she was be-
tween Guam and Honolulu, on her re-
turn. A
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29
TIME TABLE.
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

West bound trains arrive in this
city at $40, $50 and 1902 a. M; 4.2O
$40 and 750 p. m.
East-bound trains arrive 5.12, III
and 9.15 a, M, 1.35, 4.15 and CLIO p. m.
Sundays: West-520, 1902 and
11.30 a. M, APO and $40 p. m. East
6.42 and 9.15 a. M, Ais and clio p. m.
The owl will run Saturday nights
only, leaving Baltimore at 11.3O p. M,
arriving at Westminster at I a. m.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29
MARRIED.

On October "a, 1893. NJ the Methodist Epigcog'Ai
Parsonage by Rev. l.. Emory BSnaatL Hoary
Geaall and ". D0ra Turtle.
In Westminster Nd. October ~ 1903 BY Rev
Il w. Doty. Paul T. Byeu and Pauline Dodrer.
both Of Carroll county.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29
VOTE FOR AMENDMENT

No white citizen In this state need
to fear to vote for the Amendment, for
II win make his right 10 vote even
safer than II Is now.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29
Sale Reglster.

Thursday. October II. at p. m. regardless q
the weather intending to move TO California Will
sell all our household and kitchen furniture. 3
cords Of sawed and split wood ready for the stove
See hand bills for particulars Efiie and Dovie
Sauble. on Washington pike, near Stone Market
school house 2 miles from Westminster. J. Thos
Roop auct, j. NJ Wagner. cleiE.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29

If the Amendment passes, no
white citizen Of Maryland will
lose his vote.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29

Vote for the Amendment No white
voter will lose his vote. they all being
reg gsstered under either q grandfather
or naturalization clauses.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29

The date on the label on your paper
shows the time TO which your sub-
scription Is paid.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-10-29
PERSONAL MENTION

IPerpona who contemplate going away. or have
friends visiting them. and desire publication Of
shme viii please send the names 10 this otilce.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
SHOT IN THE FOOT
Drunk Deputy Sheriff Shoots Man in
Foot-Other Arrests-News of
Police Court.

The police arrested Os Brazier, a
colored deputy sheriff of Willard or
Dogtooth Bend yesterday. Brazier
imbbed little too freely and while
in Smith Bros saloon shot another
man In the foot He was taken to
Jail by Officer Powers and locked up
so that he could sober a little, after
his star. revolver and some papers
were taken from him. Other arrests
made were FIVE DRINKS and one disor-
DERBY
Police court was somewhat bust n
than the preceding day, Judge Whit
camp trying five cases. One was for
assault the defendant being placed
under a $500 bond which he coul''
not furnish. He was later taken Ia
the county jail Other cases were on2
drunk and disorderly going to Jail
and a drunk and vag getting stays
| to leave town.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
SUNDAY THEATRES
And Reckless Autoists Denounced by
Pastor Of ST. Joseoh's Catholic
church--Eoth Dangerous.

A. to O'clock mass yesterday morn
ing Rev. Father Gillen of St, Joseph's
church. spoke in severe criticism Of
Sunday theaters and of automobile
speeding. which he denounced as two
evils which were fraught with danger
to the community The former he
said were particularly dangerous 10
young girls and boys who We're kept
our late Sunday nights when they
should be at home. AMI were often
subjected to evil Influences at thes
establishments The rapid running
of automobiles he said endangered
the lives and limbs Of citizens. and
would sooner or later cause an acct
dent that would mean a tragedy in
which more than one life might b
taken, that Of the victim OF the ma
chine and that of the reckless driver
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
MRS. ROOSEVELT SAILS
viii Make Tour Of Italy and France
Three Children Are
With Her.

New York, June 27-Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, wife of the eX-president.
sailed tor Europe yesterday on the
steamer Cretic with her daughter,
Ethel and her two sons. Quentin and
Archie. The first month of their trip
will be passed with Mrs Roosevelt /,
sister. Miss Carew. i'm the latter's VII
Ia. ear Rome. The remainder Of the
stay abroad will be spent in a tour
Of France
4 distinguished party was at thu
pier 10 bid Mrs. Roosevelt and her
family good bye Included in 1t were
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Of Ma
sachusetts. Mr. and Mrs Douglas
Robinson. Maj.Gcn. Leonard Wool
Collector Of the Port William Loeb
Jr- Congressman ". +. Cocks of New
York ard Rear Admiral aud Mis-. "
:. Cowics-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
A|RDOME TONIGHT
New Company ooens With Melo
drama and vaudeville-"A Dan
qerous Friend the Play,

"A dangerous Friend" as presented
at the Airdome tonight. tells the story
OF how far bad man can go in his
efforts to defraud the government by
flooding the country with counterfeit
WREN he attempts to use an innocent
woman as a tool in his risky business
She rebels as crime and with the aid
of secret service Official makes it SO
hot for the counterfeiter and his pals
that they are almost willing to be
caught If they can only escape The
vengeance of the wronged woman 5
all 20 cent tickets
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
VERDUN WINS RACE.

Paris. June 27-BaFon Morris d.
Rothchild's chestnut colt Nerdun,
with Barat up, today won the grand
Prx De Paris over Longchampes
course in driving finish with Nine
y. G. Cheremetef's Raille second
ana Edmond Blan's Union third. The
value Of the stake was $7i155 and
tho distance of the race one mile and
seven furlongs
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Jake Held spent Sunday In Metrop-
oils with his family
Wallace Hudson spent Sunday At
his home in Bardwell
Miss Ruth Mcneil spent Sunday
with relatives in Paducah.
Jodie Ross Of Villa Ridge was in
Cairo Saturday and Sunday
Miss Hazel Stubs spent Sunday in
Sikeston, Mo, with her parents.
Miss Orat Lcnox returned to her
home in Sikeston. Mo, yesterday
Willis Lazarus returned last night
from Delafield. Wis, where he has
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
HARTMAN BETTER.

Semmering. Austria, june Il
Professor Struempell made an eXaml
nation of +. Fl. Hartman today an
said he found that Hartman is i'm
proving. II is understood thai Harrl
man will remain here three week,
and then proceed to Gastein, in SAT-
berg, which Is noted for its hot miner
Al snrings
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
SUNDAY EXCURSION RATES
Via illinois Central r. r.

NORTH OF CAIRO tickets will be
old at rate of one fore for the round
trip to points in Illinois where the
are is less than $500. Minimum sell
ing rate 800
Train No. "A leaving Cairo at 500
a m and train No, % arriving at
1926 p. m. now run on Sunday.
SOUTH OF CAIRO, one fare for
the round trip to all points where the
are is less than $500.
For further information apply to J.
II. JONES, Ticket Agent, Central
Union Station.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
CHlCAGOAN WINS RACE.

Dies Mones. June 2T-John Armour
of the First Regiment Athletic club
of Chicago. won the fifteen mile mara
thon race today. Calvert Heath, of th'
Illinois A c., finished second, la
and three quarters behind. Time
hour A. minutes Is seconds, over
rain soaked track. About ten thous
and people saw the race.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
= SOCIAL oAlVD personal II

been attending the ST. Elohns Military
Academy
| Vance Malone has returned from a
visit with friends in Charleston, Mo,
Mrs. c. c. Terrell and son Clinton
have returned from visit to Charles
ton Nc.
Mr.. and Mrs John b, Messenger
have gone TO Salem, H. for a BRIEF
visit with friends,
G, G. Handley division superintcnd
ent of |. c. S, of Carbonate, is in
the city on business.
Mrs, win McDougal and tittla
daughter lola have gone to Oklahoma
to visit Mr., McDougal.
Mrs T. d. Windrom leaves Tues.
day for Jackson. Tenn, to visit her
SESltls VI To- d. ID. io4HbI
Miss Dimpie Hacker has gone to
Montreal. Canada, where she will sal
for Europe with a party on July ?.
Miss nellie Hall has returned from
Villa Ridge where she spent Sunday
with her sister Mrs. C. n. Buchanan
Mrs. John b. Bransford leaves today
for her home in Union City, Tenn,
after a visit with her parents DR.. ami
Mrs. A. A. Bondurant
Joseph p. Wenger travelling freight
agent for the Central of Georgia raj!
road. returned to St Louis last night
after brief visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Weuger.
Earl Beggs of Sikeston, Mo, vino
underwent a surgical operation for
his throat at St Marys Infirmary is
getting along nicely. His sister Miss
Loretta Beggs spent Sunday with
him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
NON PARTISAN JUDICIARY
ACT is UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Lincoln, Neb June 21-District
Judge Cornish yesterday declared the
new non-partisan judiciary act uncon'
sti,utionaL basing his objections on
the tact that it is class legislation.
The supreme court in special session
next week will hear an appeal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
GOMPERS IN LONDON.

London. June 27-Samuel Gompers
president of the American Federation
of Labor, landed at Holyhead today
ami arrived in London this afternoon.
He was met bv a committee of labor
leaders
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
The "Sylphs Win.

The Fl. l., Halliday "Sylphs' base
bali team defeated the Cairo Kids
team in fast game up town yester-
day afternoon. The final score was
II to II. The sylphs will play tfa
Big Four team next Sunday, at Til.
city Park, and a good game is assar-
ed. The batteries Yesterday were
Kobler aud Smith for the "Sylphs
ard Cooper, Watson and 0Loughlta
for the Cairo Kids"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
IN POLICE CIRCLES
Thirty Arrests Made Since Court
Closed saturoay-Twenty-three
Since z a. m. Sunday.

Judge Whitcamp's court will pre-
sent busy scene today. the usual
list of Sunday DRINKS AMI disorder
lies 10 be tried The record for the
last twenty-four hours show twenty
three arrests were made divided as
follows: eleven DRINKS. nine disorder
lies, two trespassers and one for wife
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-28
Christened Children.

Rev. Armstrong, pastor OF the i.uth'
eran church. ehristened the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Rust
yesterday afternoon mt , o'clock, tie
left later in the afternoon for Mounds
where he christened the child of Mi
and Mrs. Rudy Black, grandchild OF
phiIn Storm