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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
Japan At SEATTLE SHOW
Training Squadron of Two Cruisers
and $50 Cadets VIII Attend
Opening Festivities.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Japan will be
represented at the opening OF the Alaska
Yukon-Paclfic exposition on June 1 by a
training squadron of two cruisers COM
manded by Admiral Ijichi. The squadron
will arrive on the Pacific coast April %
and remain until June 10. This training
squadron is composed of the armored
cruiser Aso and the protected cruiser
soya. On board are 1870 cadets of the Jap
anese navy.
Admiral Lichi's squadron at present Is
on it's way from Hilo. Hawaiian Islands,
to San Pedro, Cal, and San Diego. where
It will arrive April g.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
Furious Contest
to Lead y. A. r.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Story Have Their
L~ieutensnts at Work Early
in Session.

WASHINGTON, April D.-Hsving con-
cluded the preliminaries of their eighteenth
congress-, the Daughters of the American
Revolution today entered upon the rea'
work Of their meeting, Almost the entire
day was taken up with the reading of the
reports of the standing committees.
AS on yesterday. the attendance was
large. The candidates for the office OF
president general, Mrs. Scott and Mrs,
Story were on the ground early and their
lieutenants were actively at work in their
behalf. The contest for the other offices
while not so furious as that for president
general, are nevertheless being waged with
an earnestness that leaves the outcome un'
certain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
ASKS CHURCH TO FIND A MATE
Woman Offers S2O to Methodist
Congregation That VIII Fur
nish Her a

CHICAGO, April 20.-Any Methodist
church of Chicago which will furnish a
good husband for ''Comely widow" will
receive a reward of $500 from the lady in
the case. This announcement was made
today by Rev. DIR. James Rowe, secretary
Of the City Missionary association of the
Methodist church.
Recently" said DIR. Rowe, Il raised
several thousand dollars for a church. A
lady, after services, came to me and said
DR.. Rowe, you are so successful in rails
ing money for churches maybe you car
help me find a husband. III give you
$500 for the church If you do
She assured me that the offer was
bona fide. Her name for the present mus
be kept secret"
ID. ID. Vaughan. pastor Of the Hal
sted Street Industrial church, will aci
as go-between, receiving the petitions o.
suitors.
The fair seeker for a mate is said Il
reside In an aristocratic section of thu
north side Of the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
NEW BOAT FOR RIVER TRAFFIC
Vessel DesiEned by KRvanauEh May
Make Waterway Important
of Trade.

ST. LOUIS, April 20.-A new-style of river
boat. designed by w. X. K~avanaugh, pres
ident of the Lakes-to-the-Gu Deep Wat
erway association, is believed by river traf-
fc advocates to make possible an extensive
competition between the river and the rail-
roads.
A conference will be called in a few
days e. discuss financing a freight line be-
tween st. Louis and New Orleans and CO.
operating with Kansas City in the equip
ment of = line between ST. Louis and that
city. It i desired TO obtain perhaps 5000,
900 for this purpose. Mr., Kayanaugh's boat
is designed 70 carry heavy loads with a
light draft and is suitable, for navigation
in eight fest of water.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
JORDAN GOES ON TRIAL
FOR NUMBERING HIS WIFE
Vaudeville Actor ia Charged with
killing Spouse with FlatIrOn
and CUTTING Tn Body.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April Colchester
s. Jordan of somerville, "a vaudeville actor,
was placed on trial today at East Cam
bridge for the murder of his wife. Honora
Jordan, at sonerville of September 1 last.
1t is alleged that during a quarrel Jordan
killed his wife at their home in 6omer-
vile by striking her on the head with a
flatiron and afterwards Remembering the
body TO conceal the crime.
Portions of the body were found In a
trunk at a lodging house in Boston. The
wotnAn's head was discovered later in the
furnace at her home and other parts of the
body were found In sbiwashtub. The police
claim Jordan Neohfessed the crime. The
introduction OF the alleged confession in
court Is expected to form the basis of a
protracted legal battle. The prisoner is a
brother-in-law OF Jesse l.. L~ivermore, the
well known New York cotton operator,
and It is understood the Llvermore wealth
is aiding in his defense
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
Frees Girl
Who Pleads Guilty
Miss Koten, Who Killed Hell Be-
trayer, Placed in Custody of
Jewish Women.

NEW YORK, april 0.-Miss Koten, who
killed DIR. Martin w. Auspltz in this city
last summer and recently pleaded guilty to
ma~nslaughter. was today, through the de-
cision of supreme court Justice Blanchard.
spared the prison penalty. When the
woman, with babe in arms, was brought b
fore the justice he announced that lie
would suspend sentence and place Miss
Koten in the custody Of the council of
Jewish women. This society, the Justice
said, would find her a suitable home where
she could change her name and rear her
child in ignorance OF the crime its mother
had committed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
OMAHA GIRL SCORES A HIT
Miss AImyra BreckenridEe FaVorite
in College Comic opera at
Eastern school.

SOUTHAMPTON. Mass. April A-Cspe'
cisl Telegram.)-Miss Almyra NJ. Breck-
enrldge. a pretty Omaha student at Smith
college, scored a pleasing success in the
comic opera presented by the cap and
Bells society. Arrsyed in pleasing cos
tunes the girls sang the original songs
with many local gibes and jokes. Miss
Breckenridge was one OF the leaders Of thS
chorus and vas called upon repeatedly for
encores. The show Is entitled 20 My
Land" Miss Breckenridge is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Breckenridge OF
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21

has the papal authorization TO give the
faithful of France the apostolic benediction
with full Indulgence. The pope today re-
ceived the French bishops in private audi
ence.
The fetes in honor of Joan dare are
being held today at the church of San
Luigi De Frances. The French pilgrims
defiled before the statue of the Maid OF
Orleans erected on the altar.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
JOINT BATES FOR CREAMERIEs
rommissfoner Prouty Adts FavOrabIy
On Request of Western
rOducers

CHICAGO April 20-Interstate Commerce
Commissioned Prouty today at the request
Of several ereameries Of the middle west,
Informally directed express companies to
institute ioint rates for handling creamery
products. Judge Prouty said II the express
companies did not follow his suggestion he
would issue a formal order.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21

Center. kan, from cutting down the poles
or interfering with the operation OF the
electric light plant at that place. The In
junction was granted on the application OF
the Merrimac River Savings bank of New
Hampshire. Clay Center. which owns tie
own lighting plant. refused to renew the
franchise Of the corporation, which has
been operating the old plant and attempted
to cut down the poles and remove the wires
from the streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
PANIC If TRUTH WERE KNOWN
Lord BeresfOrd Says People DO Not
Realize Condition of
British Navy.

LONDON. April O-"1f the country knew
the truth regarding the present condition
of the navy there would be a panic" is
the striking sentence in a letter from Ad-
miral Lord Charles Beresford, read at a
meeting of the Navy league, held at
Bournemouth last night. To this Lord
Charles added:
II wish you every luck in trying to
arouse the people to the grave danger
arising from our unpreparedness for war"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
HORSE TRIES TO BOARD AUTO
wife of Vice President sherman and
Friend Narrowly Escape
Injury.

WASHINGTON, April 9O-Mrs. sher-
man, wife OF the vice president, and Mrs.
Wood, a friend. narrowly escaped Injury
today when a runaway horse tried to
jump over the front end of the Sherman
motor car. The machine was slightly
damaged.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
stolen Horses Recovered.

FREMONT, Neb., April 2O.-(special)
r. L. Cramer has recovered the three
horses which disappeared last week
while in charge of his farm hand, Krum,
near Schuyler. Two were Sound yester-
day at schuyler and one at Rogers, with
parties who got them from q man an
swerihg Krum's description. He did not
realize one half the value of the horses,
and after going on a big spree disap-
peared without leaving any clue to his
whereabouts.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21

Yankton. s. D.. April @-(special Tele-
gram. MRS. A. Nj, English, burned by a
bonfire Monday, died newt day. The de-
ceased was a widow of farmer mayor,
leaves two sons and five daughters and
was 50 years old,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21

We often wonder how any person can be
persuaded into taking anything but Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs. colds and lung
trouble. Do not be fooled into accepting
"own make" or other substitutes. The
genuine contains no harmful drugs and is
In a yellow package. Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
COURT ENJoINS WIRE CUTTING
judge Prohibits Clay Center, Kan.
FROM R~eaioving Property of
Light Plant.

ToPEHA. Kan April 9o.-Judge Pollock
today sranted a temporary injunction for.
bidding the Officers OF the city Of clay
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. April O.-Duncan
L. Fletcher Of Jacksonville was today
elected United states senator by the leg
stature.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
Cooperative Company at BonesteeI

~CO-OpcratINe az bOnchteeIs
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D., April 0.-(speciaI.)
SO far as the amount o/capitai involved
is concerned. one OF the greatest co-opera-
tive concerns ever organized by farmers IN
South Dakota has just been organized By
a number OF the leading farmers living in
the vicinity OF Bonesteel. The company has
been organized under the name o. the
Farmers Cooperative Grain, Stock and
Lumber company. As the name implies,
the company will engage In the purchasing
and shipping Of grain and live stock and
the handling of lumber at retail. Stock In
the new company to the amount OF about
10000 already has been subscribed for. AT
a meeting of the stockholders w. n. Red
mon was, elected president and Guy Har-
bsush secretsry-treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
LICENSE FlCHT IN DAKOTA
deep test gas well. License carried by Is
and the we'll appropriation by over 100.
Little Interest at SturRes.

sTURGIs, Neb.. April 2O.-(Special.)
Telegram.-At the city election held to-
day H. d. Berger John Kelly. II. E.
Perkins. republicans. were elected alder
men. Only one ticket was in the field and
a small vote was polled. On the question,
shall intoxicating liquors be sold at re-
tall" yes received 1s1 votes and no "A. For
aldermen two hundred votes were cast,
license 235. The small vote was caused on
account of one tickle in the field.
Milbank, 8. D.. April 2~0.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Mnbsnk went dry by Ss majority.
The result was a big surprise. There was
a heavy fight on all day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-21
POPE AND FRENCH BISHOPS
He WIZ Give Faithful of
That Country Full
INDULGENCE.

ROME. April eo.-Monsignor Touehet, the
bishop OF Orleans. has announced that he
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
THE DELAWARE
ADDED TO NAVY
SECOND AMERICAN DREAD
NAUGHT LAUNCHED AT
NEWPORT NEWS.
HAS TEN I2-INCH GUNS
Is $40 Fee Long, s. Feet Wide
Carries Large Assortment Of
Small Guns-Ras Two Sub
merged Torpedo tubes.

Newport NGws Va, Feh. G.-ln
the presence cf an immense crowd
cf enthusiastic spectators, the gant
20.G)1tGn tattlcsHlp Delaware which
VIII take rank among the most for
midable fighting machines allcat,
was successfully launched day
ncm the yards Of the Newport News
ShipbmIding and Dry Dock com
pany.
Shortly before the hour set for the
launching elhithe wedges werl
being driven In to lift the weight
from the srornd TO the creased
ways the naming party made It's way
through the crowd ami ascended the
launching stand. The sponsor Miss
Anna =. Cahall cf Dlidgeeil Q, Del,
+, ,c,iyed an ovation as did also Gov
eruer Simon S Penuewill aud See'e-
t9Iy Of the Navy Newberry The
party were escorted to the platform
b. G. y. Orcutt pr sident Of the
shit building company,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
THREATENED TO
KILL OFFICERS
IF THEY ENTERED HER APART.
MENT TS-WOMAN AND HUS
BAND ARRESTED IN NEW
YORK FOR LARCENY.

New York, Feb G.-After threaten
ing TO shoot them if they attempted
to enter her apartments Mrs. Okey
Dobbns and her husband, John r
Dobbins, surrendered themselves tG-
night TO the poice who made the an
rest on telegram from Sheriff J. 4
Thompson, Of Princeton, Mo, who
charged that Dobbins was wanted for
larceny Of 100000
When the police knocked al the door
.of the Dobbins apartment they assert
Mra Dobins opened the door AMI
pointed a revolver at them, and that
they We're unable to make the arrest
until a visitor in the Dobbns apart
meuts disarmed the woman.
The telegram from Thompson STATED
that Dobbins. who was sometimei
known as a. j. Glover, was wanted foi
larceny of 100000 the property of T
lW. Ballew. which was committed lasN
October. Only a small amount u
money was found i'm the apartments
IThe police also detained the man who
they found in the apartment who SAD.
ne was James lampkins, Of Ottumw1
Iowa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
ANOTHER LIQUOR
BILL IN HOUSE
AIMS TO RESTRICT SHIPMENT or
Spurious. MALT AND VlNOUS
LIQUORS. INTO PROHIBITION
TERRITORY.

Washington. FEB. G-Another bii
aiming to restrict shipments Of iutuN
eating liquors into prohibition states
was introduced today.
The new measure prohibits express
r1muaaies or other common carriers
from handling collect on delivery
hIrmenfs consigned TO any state OF
eouua.ty in which the use or sale rs
riri-als. malt 0r vinous liquors Is
forbidden by laws or police reEula-
fI0uz
The penalty for violation is a fine e.
$50 and each shipment To a sepera. .a
Individual to ba considered a sepaTafa
oHenze. The bill also provides a pen
aIty of fne Of $50 TO 500 or impr's-
oumeut cf - 20 60 days. or both. to
anv agen Cf express company or any
other common carrier who makes de-
livery in violation Of the provisions Of
the proposed act
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
A NATIONAL SONG.

W. h.aetln, Feb. G.--Joscph MIN
mo. w.. a.a tf the few surviving
clos sa.s.aal friends Of Abraham
I.lsolu, today took issue with the
statement appearing in a local paper
that President Shnailcr Of the Chi.
caeo school boad. had forbidden the
singing Of Wme at -he Lincoln
centennial as reasonable
This 7 am prepared 10 deny from
ms personal experiences. SAID
Nimmo. Early one morning in
April 1865. news reached Washin-
ton that Richmond had been cyacuat.
.sd There was a rush 20 the Whit
House iei by o band. accompanied
the crowd Soon Lincoln appeared
at the window over the front en-
trance tie reUlieI TO toe deman
tor speech I weH remember bis
closing words which were as fol.
lows
There is a song or a tune. which
10 used go hear with Lreat pleasure
before the war. Dut our ri lends
arr,as tha river have appropriate
u 90 their use during the last four
wears. ft is true called Dixie But
10 think We have captured 80. Af any
rate. conferred with the attorney
gen ral this m0rnil> ami ha eX-
pressed the opinion that Dixie may
fairly be regarded as captured prop
rrtr So : shall be Eial % hear
Dixie rs Tire Hani'
Ever since then Dixie has been
rsearTcd as a national air. beloved
bv The people ~ the North and -
tha SOUTH The tg1e of Dixie was
composed By Dan Emmett a north
ern man. uho wrote the words and
music For years before the war %
vas sung in the North and in the
South. and it uTl remain Tor al fime
trfy a national sanE. made Sd By
the good nalafei humor q Abraham
ILacoin-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN, SAYS
ONE WFo WAS ASSOCIATED
WITH HIM.
SCHOOLS WILL SING IT
On Occasion of tennial--Sout1-
erners Wanted to Know il II
Would be Excluded-Writ-
ten BY Northerner.

Chicago, Feb. G.-i,espondng to
am inquiry from Phillip Werlia,
president of the New Orleans Pro-
gressiye Union. as TO the CORE ctlCss
of the statement published there
that the pre- sident Of the Chicago
school board had forbidden as treas
enable the singing of Dixie" in the
Lincoln celebration IN the public
schools Of this city, President Hall,
cf the Chicago Association Of Com
mcrce, gave an emphatic denial to
thes tory, and to-. the southerhers
that not only was "-lXia' On the
program, but that president Wood,
row Wilson, of princeton south
erner. IS to be the principal speaker
of the celebration, and other prcmi-
rent soutacrners will participate in
several Of the meetings The idea
has been foremost from the begin
ming to show national appreciation
OF Lincoln. and to promote friendly
national feeling"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
ATHLETES SET
NEW RECORDS
MARKS WERE MADE BY MEM
BE.3 or IRISH AMERICAN
ATHLETIC CLUB.
DORANDO BEATS a MN
In Relay Race at indianapolis
Johnny Lynch Whips Tommy
Lavinne at New Orleans in
Boxing Match.

Medison Square Gaden, New York.
Feb G.-Two new worlds reas ris
were Established tonight at the an.
nual indoor games of the Iish-
American Athletic cub, walch furs
nished the athletes who made tie
new figures. In the contest FIR
throwing the 5G pound weight Pat.
rick Mcdonald, of the local club.
sent the missile II feet Ssa inches
The best previous figures were 3l
feet inches made by John J. Fldna-
gan, also Of the Irish-American Ata-
Ietic club, FIVE years ago.
IN the four mile run. Thomas j.
Collins Of the Irish-Ameiean club.
won ltcm Fred rc.ard Of the New
York Ath'ctc elub, by about thirty
yards aud both of them beat the old
ak Of 20 minutes II Is seconds.
made by George Bonhae, of the Irisa-
American Athletic club, year aro.
The timers caught Collins at ~
minutes 50 10 seconds and Bc.lasd
at 9 minutes 5G seconds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
HousE.cLEAMINa FOB THE INAUGURAL.

Obaldia was elected by corrupt innu-
enccs and represented the worst Gle.
ment OF South American politics"
This speech aroused great indigua-
tlon in Panama aud according TO cable
dispatches. the national assembly
adopted unanimously strong resolr
tons deuounciug Rainey and dema.d-
ing "a rcuactiou from the United
States.
While this situation was being oy
citedly discussed on the Isthmus re.
quest came from the American state
departments for amendments TO tho
treaty iu accordance with the demand
.cf the United States This request
has been rigcoHholed and Ministar
Arcsemena. representative Of Panama
liza this country has been Instructed 'o
demand uf the United states some at-
.tion in apology for the insult TO b.
friendly usighboring republic.
Meantime action on the pending
treaty has been Indefinitely postponed
rule=s tle senators desire TO Withdraw
their objections and allow fho coHvsl
tion -o boz ratified iH fits original form
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
NEGROES CALL
MASS MEETING
BETTER CLASS OF BLACKS IN
plTTSBURG DESLoRE CON-
DlTiONS THERE.
SITUATION MORE ACUTE
Feeling Grows More Bitter as Each
Day Brings Its Quota Of AS
saults Upon White Girls
BY Negro Men.

Pittsburg, Feb. Go bring to
Justice the perpetrators of the many
recent attacks On white women ami
girls in the HeTcn Hill Lawrence
vile aud South Side districts of this
city, and to take steps to prevent a
recurrence Of the crimes, the better
element Of the negroes have issued
eall for a general mass meeting to
be acid next Tuesday night
The feeling between the white pco.
pie and the negroes Is becoming
more acute as each day brings its
quota Of attacks ana reported attacks
on white girls by negroe. The popu-
lace Of the affected districts is high
ly wrought up over the existing sit
uation, and only the most careful
vigilance ON the part of double
force Of policemen prevents a serious
clash between the races.
Blanche Smith and Rose Sesock,
residing Ia a suburb, were attacked
by negroes today, but their screams
frightened the assaiants, who ea.
caped Two negroes, accused Of
being those who attacked the gir's
were later arrested and sent to the
werkhoHse for three months,
John Stokes. a negro, 80 years old,
was arrested today on charges pre-.
ferred by Mrs. Jane Thompson Of
the South Side wno alleges he en-.
tered her home and the room of her
daughter, but was frightened away
by the screams Of tie girl. The man
viii be given a hearing tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
HERNAND0 WELCOMED
Former Venezuelan Revolutionist En-
braces President Gon'ez While
Crowds Cheer.

Caracas. Venezuela, Feb &. via VIII
.emstad. Curacao, Feb. e--General
Jess Manuel fernando. known as II
Mocho. arrived here last Monday from
trrCHa and was given a welcome
which even exceeiei that accorded
the other reyoiutionist. who recently
returned to Caracas. General Nichoias
RUiaufo. fernando sent directly %
Mi-aforss Palace. whore b. appeared
af a balcony and embraced Pressde-t
Gomez. before the cheering multituie.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
NOW UP TO THE SENATE
To Ratfy Treaty Covering New
Foundland Fisheries Dispute Be.
fore Submitted TO Hague.

Washington. Feb. G.-The British
foreign office has signeGol IT'S as-
sent formally 10 the treaty b-twesn
the United states and Great Britain
signed by Secretary Root AMI Am
bassador Bryce Tor tae arbitration n
of the New Foundlanl fisheries as.
utp. Tne treaty is now ready Ter
the senate. Ratification by that bodg
is necessary before the issues Gov
cred 10y the treaty can De submitted
20 The Hague court
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07

All being ready tna signal was
given for the launching As tla
great hulk swept down the ways %
meet the ripping water of the
James river Miss Cahatl broke the
traditional bottle of Wine and named
the shin.
The Delaware is 5000 tons
heavier than the Dreadnougbt, with
- per cent more efficiency in aer
batteries. She is i0D0 tons heavier
than the star ship of the famous bat
He.hip feet under Admiral Spery.
the flagship Connecticut The Con.
necticut carries four 12iuch guns. The
greatest weapons used on a modern
battIesiiu. while the Delaware and
the North DAKOTA are TO nave ten
each. ami a corresponding array of
smaller guns Specifically the amor
cf the Delaware viii De as follows.
Ten 12inch brrech loading rifles
Fourteen 5inch rapid fire guns.
-Four 3.pouHd sa'utng guns.
Pour 1-poun1 semiautomatie
guns.
Two einch field pieces.
Two submerged torpedo tubes.
The dimensions of the great ship
are AS follows. Length $40 feet
breath at water line - feet 81.
inches. mean draft of water q feet
total coal capacity 23dH tons con-
tract sized q knots Toe total cost
lf tho vessel viii 1e about s1.laI0a1
when in commission she win carry
"a creE.cf s1s men and - Cmcers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
cHuRcH CASE REMANoED.

Lincoln. Neh-. Feb. 6.-The Sapreme
Court to,lay remandel tire case C Boa
acum against Manning 20 the loser
eourt. giving Bishop Bonacum a neEs-
tive victory. The case vas oae =
Ehieh onethIrd Of an estate Wss
Nnied 10 the church The heirs si-
5ected and Bonacum caFrfea tie czss
70 Jhe supreme court
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
LYNCH WHIPS LAvionE.

New Orleans, Feb. G-Johf ny
Lynch. of Boston was awarded the
decision at then end Of ten rounl
bout with Tommy l.avigne of Ntw
Orleans tonight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
SIX DAY RACE ENDS.

Kansas City. Feb G--The six day,
elgat hours day, bicycle race
which started In Convention Hall
here last Monday afternoon was won
tonight by Root and Fogler. who. Ia
iS hours, rode lib miles and
laps Root finished for his team
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
,noRANpo BEAT 4 MEN.

Indianapolis, Ind Feb. G-Dorandl
pietri, the Italian Marathon rrnner.
defeated the relay team of four local
men here tonight in Marathon race
Of lG miles. Time l hours 35 min.
'utes and 35 seconds. g
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-07
ILLINOIS FRESHMEN WIN.

Champaign. H.. Feb. G--The Un!-
versity Of Illinois defeated the uai-
freshmen indoor track meet 4fis
TO 2it2.