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The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
FOURTH CLAIMS TWO VICTIMS
One Boy Burned by FIrecracker,
Other by Can OF Powder.

WIIkesbarre, Pa, July l2.-Two deaths
due to Fourth Of July accidents occurred
in tfis section to-day. The victims were
Joseph Muscavage. aged three, Of this
city. and Maurice Avory, aged eleven. of
Carbondale The first mentioned was Sc
vereIy burned by q hrecracker setting fire
to HIS clothing.
The Avory boy was badly burned by
the explosion of a can ef powder. This
set fire TO his clothes and he jumped into
J creek. He was burned on the head and
body.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
HILL SEES PROSPERITY.
High Prices for Crops Boom to
the Western Farmer.

the Western Farmer.
New York. July 12.-James J. Hill. look
ing brown and hearty. returned from his
Canadian fishing trip to-day.
There viii be good crops" he said:
not better crops, but a good. round yield
comparing well with the average. Their
money value viii be larger than usual.
for prices are high. Corn is now selling
around IS cents and wheat at about $3.50
in Minneapolis. The low prices for grain
has passed. A great deal Of wealth will
be added to the farmers store by the sale
OF his crops this year.
AS for the business outlook. there is
no menace ahead Good crops bringing
high prices viii help the manufacturing
industries. There should be a steady ad-
vance in that line"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
FIGHT FOR GIRL IS FATAL.
One Combatant Breaks Agreement
and Uses Knife on HIS Rival.


and Uses Knife on HIS Rival
Lexington. Ky. July l2-With an agree
.meHt 70 settle the question OF superiority
between them with bare fists and no
weapons. and thereby claim the hand OF a
young girl Of whom they were both suit
ors. Frank OIds. AGED twenty-three years.
and Henry Athey. aged twenty-one years.
engaged IN q battle az a picnic In Owen
County on Sunday Hardly had the fight
started. however. when Athey pulled
knife and stabbed his rival
When Athey began 10 carve Olds friends
Of the latter tried 20 interfere. Honey
Athey went 10 the rescue Of his brother.
and many knives were drawn and much
blood shed before the carnage could be
stopped.
Frank Olds was killed.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

James W COnsidine. sheet metal work
ers treasurer; W A. Clark, painters.
sergeant-at-arms. and these trustees. o.
p. Beaumont maehinists: Frank Rom.
brewery workers, and Frank J. McKenna.
plate printers
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
ELEVEN DROWN IN WRECK.
Two Big Lake Fr-I<hters in Col
HsiOn in Heavy Fog.

Saul; Ste. Marie. July 12-Eleven men
were drowned in a collision to-day OF
White Fish Point in Lake Superior be-
tween the steamers Isaac II SCOT. and 7
B Cowle- The ships crashed together IN
the heavy fog and the CowIe sank at
once There were twenty-four men aboard
and thirteen OF them were saved. The
dead men were in their hunks.
The Scott was on its maiden trip I'D
the Lakes. The CowIe belonged % the
Wilkinson interests o. Cleveland.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
SEVEN DIE OF HEAT.
Thermometer Registers over 100 in
Several Texas Towns.

Fort Worth, Tex July l2-The lest
four days have Been the hottest in this
section since July. 1901. -Four persons
have died OF heat prostrauons in Fort
Worth and three in Dallas.
Many other fatalities are reported In
various parts Of Texas and Oklahoma
For four days the average maximum
temperature has been I02 degrees. Yes
terday. the hottest day. the Thermometer
stood at i94. At Fillmore. the highest
temperature is reported at los
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
Jack London Has Fever.

New Orleans. July l2-Jack London.
accompanied by his wife. arrived here
to-day from Panama 20 receive treat
ment at the hands Of American physl-
clans for fever. He showed no symptoms
OF any disease but malariaI fever
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
WEATHER FORECAST

For the District Of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Unset-
tied with local showers to-day;
tomorrow partly cloudy; mod
crate south and southwest winds.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
Russin Win send Tronn.-

ST Petersburg, July 12.-It IS stated that
Russia has ordered more troops 70 Persia.
Various bodies are already moving to-
ward Baku, where several steamers are
waiting TO convey them across the
Caspian Sea. One battery OF artillery.
40 Cossacks, and 10 infantrymen were
embarked.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
ROBB S. BROOKS DROWNED.
Mining Engineer Lost in Taqui
River in sonora, Mexico.

HINFr IN SonOra, MeIico.
Fl Paso, Tex, July 2.-Robert Stewart
Brooks, mining engineer. Princeton man.
and Scottish Rite Mason. was drowned
in the treacherous Yaqui River on July
s. and his BODY is lost in the wids OF
the Sonora country
Brooks who made his headquarters in
e Paso had been doing field work for
Dr. L D. Ricketts,. OF the Greene
cananea Company. and was travelling
by pack train in the Taqui country south
ot Montezunaa Sonora az the time he met
his death.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
BULL WILL IS FOUND.
Former Representative Left HIS En-
tire EstHte 10 Relatives.


tire EstHte 10 Relatives
Newport. r T.. July 12-Though Il was
thought by his relatives that former Rep
.resentative Melville Bull had died IN
testate. a further search OF his papers
to-day revealed a viii that was made in
1901. and this WI! be offered for probate
in 11iddletown. Mr.. Bull having claimed
his residence IN that town.
The viii beQueaths all OF his estate 10
his relatives. there being no public be
quests. The benehcisries under the viii
are Henry and Charles NJ Bull. brothers;
Mrs. Frank Smythe, a sister. and men,
bers Of their families. and also William
T. Bull. a second sen OF the late Dr.. Bull
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
May Order Governor,s Arre.,

London. July 13.-A Constantinople dis
patch TO the Times says there is reason
TO believe that the government will order
the arrest Of the former governor and
commandant Of troops at Adana. as well
as'notsbles, for completely IN recent mas
sacres.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon fts
bona fide circulation circulation IN
Washington larger by thousands than MAS
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital Its books
are open.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
DIscusses d. on Hide..

He explained how the tariff on hides
simply Increases the proSTs OF the beef
trust and adds 10 the cost OF harness.
betting. and the Ike. and said that as not
enough hides are produced in this couu-
Try 20 meet the demand. the principle Of
protection would favor their Importation
from other countries free.
He went over the ground that he had
taken IN the Senate in relation 10 the tax
on tobacco, and explained how the Amer
lean Tobacco Company has made millions
OF dollars out or the people through tho
failure 10 increase the packages when
the war tax was taken of. and declared
that II tobacco were taxed in this coun-
try as it IS in France. instead Of bring
ing in revenue Of SS4.G00000. Il wouia
produce a revenue OF $4O0 OoOO00
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
Smallpox Alarms village.

Utica. y. Y, July 12.-The smallpox
epidemic has become so alarming IN
Whiteboro. a suburb OF Utica. that the
whole town has become aroused. The
patients have become rebellious.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
Peru Aroused bv BoIivio

Callao, Peru. July 12-The international
situation is seriously compromised by the
growing indignation at the occurrence at
La Paza. Peru, and other points in the
livia.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
Vefernn,. Bodr - Hone.

New York July 12-The body OF
Marionus Pointer. the intrepid Confed-
crate colonel. who died on July 10 al the
old Atlantic Hotel. viii be buried at
Memphis, Tenn. with due honor.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
TWO END LIVES
WITHIN AN HOUR
Walter King and Harrison
Russell Commit Suicide.
LATTER DIES IN HOTEL
Wife Finds LifelesS Body of
Former Sheriff.

Youth Of Nineteen Years Drinks Car
bOIc Acid in His Parents Home
and Leaves Partially Written Note
that Indicates He Was DIsappOint-
ed in LOve-ReIatives Unable to
Account for Tragic Death.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
SENATOR BEYBRIDGB
APPLAUDED
Thousands Turn Out to Hear
Him Discuss Tariff.
EXPLAINS TAX ON TOBACCO
Indiana Senator Chief Speaker NJ
Reception I'm TOmIinsOn Hall. In
dtanaDOlis, and the Gathering L. in
Nature OF an IRdoFsement of His
VOte-Takes Up Duties on. Hides.
- b - - -.

sDecal 90 Tie Washington Herald
Indianapolis. Ind. July 12.-Iuterest IN
the tarin bin pending in washington was
well illustrated here tonight when
thousands turned out TO hear speech by
Senator Beveridge on the subject
The meeting at Tomlinson Han was in
the nature OF a public and nonpar-
tisan reception and an indorsemen,
OF the Senator's record in respect
20 the bin. Il was held under the
auspices OF the Taft Club. but was
open 10 the public. and there was a good
attendance OF Democrats as we'll as Re
publicans. and the speaker was cheereo
70 the echo during his remarks. The
audience rose 10 its feet and chesred as
the senator closed.
His speech consisted OF explanations
OF the purposes OF a tarin law and OF the
attitudes that he had assumed toward
the different schedules while they were
under consideration by the Senate. but
he did not appear to be 5ustIfying in any
sense his differences on these points with
other Republicans.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
POLITICAL BOMB
SHAKES VIRGINIA
Mann Malone Letters Are
Made Public.
INVOLVE GOVERNORSHIP
Friendship Of NOttOway Candi-
date for Readjuster Shown.

RiehmOnd Evening Journal Pub-
fishes Letters, which Tucker'u
Friends Say VIII sweep Him Into
Governors Chair = Maan's Forces
Almost Panic-stricken, but Claim
Correspondence Can Be Explained.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

j. n. small & sons. Florists.
18th and G SITS, Washington: Waldorf.
Astoria and 1153 Broadway. New York
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Odds and Ezds Of Lumber al u Price.
Frank LIbbey & Co. 6th and n. Y. Avs.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Small Cuttings OF Lumber, at II Price.
Frank L5bbey & ca, 6th and n. 7. Ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Ceiling Beaded, s1.75 Per 100 Ft.
Frank LSbbey & Co. 6th and y. Y. Ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

strips (Dressedl, Any Size, Ic a Foot.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9Th and n. Z, ave
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Clusters for Funerals. 81.
Fresh, fragrant flowers. Blackstone f4eTl
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Good Flooring, &C a Foot.
Frank Libbey & Co., sth and y. 4. Ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

Prices Of All Kind. Of lumber
re much lower. Frank LSobey 3 CO.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
Gen. siahone's PoIitics.

The widest difference of opinion exists
as 20 ne political faith o. Gen. Malone
when the Mann letters were written and
when re openly espogsed Republicanlsn.
The Mann people claim Malone was a
Readjuster-Democrst when he Wa elect
ed 70 the United states Senate in ISL
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
First Big Victory.

Dressed Fence PaIinga, &c Apiece.
Frank Ltobey & Co. 9th and n. y. Ave
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13

oontinuea p Pass 2. - 5.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
Dear Edna:

I write 10 tell you 10 t.
From this note II may be surmised that
the young man killed himself because OF
disappointment in love. Efforts made q
find out just who Edna is proved fruit
less.
one OF the facts which tend to show
that he letter was commenced just before
King took the deadly dose IS that a slight
trace Of fresh ink was found upon a
writing pen lying near the near An Ink
bottle was near by, but it was corked.
The dead youths mother and father are
prostrated over the sad affair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
RECORDS SMASHED.

Columbus Ohio, May Us Record
were smashed or equalled almost IN
every event today at the annual attn.
ietic meet of the Big Six Colleges.
The first place went to the Ohio State
College which had 10 points; Oberlin
AZ; Reserve S9h; Wesleyan eS,
Wooster az Kenyon o.
Muit Porman of Western Rose. We.
broke the Biz Six records in both the
hammer throw and snot nut. lie
threw the hammer l23 feet . inches
which eXeells the record by two feet.
six ant one half inches In the lG
pound shot put he put che weight
~ tet six and p half inches, break.
ing the record by three feet So
inches.
BAKER Of otelin made the on.
mile run in 4:25 seven seconds
faster than the RlG Six record. In
the pole vault, Kimhall of ONO State
made 10 feet llia incnes, b ipch
above he record
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
NO ACTION On
PORTO RICO BILL
EXPECTED TO BE FINISHED
QUICKLY, BUT HOUSE AT.
TENDANCE DWiNDLED TILL
THERE WAS NO QUORUM.
At the Baseball Game,

Washington. MAY 2S-The debate
on the bill amending the organic act
Of Porto Rico continued in the house
today 1t was he expectation that
when the session began consideration
Of the measure would be concluded,
but the membership gradually dwia-
died away til there was no quorum
ard as an important amendment linn
iting the operation of the proposed
law to one year was pending. Major
ity Leader Payne deemed it cxpedi-
ent to postpone final action on the It'll
on the bin until there could be a bet
ter attendance, The democrats sought
TO frustrate him in this purpose. but
we're unsuccessful.
The principal speech today was by
Borland. Of Missouri. who upheld tho
Porto Rican horse delegates for refus-
ing TO yield it's legislative rights aud
pleaded for a territorial government
for the Porto RicaRs Parker Of New
Jersey. and Payne of New York. advo-
Gated the passage Of the bin.
Adjourned TIL Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
SENATE FINISHES
SUCARSCH[DULES
BUT MAY RETURN TO CERTAIN
SECTION FOR BENEFIT OF
SENATOR CLAY.
THE TOBACCO SCHEOUIE {.
Also CompIeted-Efadev Talks For
Reno al of Revenue on To
bacco in nd-MentioncG
Nnht Riders.

Washington, May 2S Senat T
Allrich succeeded tciay in eetti" G
action by he senate ca tha re-
mander Ct the sugar r1IC ,uia WI.
the understanding that the para sraph
fixing q duty on raw aad re"ned
sugar should be again pla,el te.or1
the senate if Claws health Should
improve as to permit of his taking
advantage of The opportunity at a
later date TO move an am nime It
cutting the figures in two.
The tobacco schedule was also
completed, No changes were made
sin the finance committee rates on
either schedule. The sugar obac o
and agricultural sane'ules dii led
the attention Of the scaa-e with nci-
dental remarks on the Size by Bdc n
and general tariff speech by S one.
Gore, Brstaw and Gay criticised
the provision for duty On raw and
refined sugar, and Clay repeated his
allegation Of fraudulen transa tiCns
IN the interest of the sugar trust
BristoW declared that TIE trust hld
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
FOUND SCERETED NEAR ROOM
OCCUPIED sY MURDERER
OF CLARA ROSEN.
JUkKEN MAY TESTIFY
Spectators WROUGHT Tn Wnen Police
Chef TeIlc of Conf ssion Negro
Made Then RepuGiated
Heavily Guarded.

Centeryilla, Ia, May 2S-A perfac-
ly tide ha4%mau's moose was foun |
tonight secreted in the couf; uoU8a
near the room in which John Junkah
the negro slayer of Cara nos II, IS
KEPT during his trial for the murder
of the Otrmwa choir singer,
The spectators at the trai day
were greatly wrought up aa Chief Of
Police Gallagher told of a confession
which JuuFen made and iaier re
pl Hated. Detective John Gray also
told how Junken, in describing the
murder to him tod Row Inc girl
grcaned as the negro dragged her %
AN old cellar 1t was asserted that
Iunken made the confession at the
behest Of his mother The defense
will put Junken on the witness stand,
it is said
II transpired today that Junken last
night made a futile break for liberty
through the window of the grand jury
room, in which he is coniiAed on the
third floor Of the court house Six
armed men sit around 1unken's cot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
FOUR MEN HAD ENTERED BANK
HELD UP CASHIER AND
GOT $1,000.
TWO Of THEM CAPTURED
One Badly Wounded-Other Two rs
caped-Another ROBBERY at
Benbow City, H.. in Which
Robbers Escaped.

Merrill, Wis. MAY 2S.-This after
noon four highwaymen emercd h,
German American State bank an,
while thrcc covered Cashier Fal'
stadt with rifles. the fourth cntere,
the vault ana took ali the money il
sight. probably more than $1,000. pu
it into p satchel and ran
Chief of Police Calder. Sheriff Mas
and Others started in pursuit follow
ing them through the woods at the
park into a clearing beyond. wnera a
running fight was had with two o.
the robbers One of the robbers wa.
wounded by Calder.
he succeeded however in settine
into a swamp where. with one Of his
companions he was captured half an
hour later The other two tGoka djf
feTent rorte aud were seen 10 swim
the Wisconsin river sbuu distance
below the park.
The money was recovered. Tn,
robbers had thrown the satcheI con.
tanning it into a brush pile.
Al the hospital the wounded man
stated that his name was John Lava
and his home was a. Be-wood III.
The other man refused to give his
name or address.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
ROBBERS IDENTIFIED.

Omaha. Neb.. May zS.-Fred Tor
gensen aud w. b. woods were 10
night identified by Engineer Mieken-
John AMI Fireman prawl rs the men
who crawled over the tender OF their
engine last Saturday night and forced
them To stop the Union Pacific over
land Limited The engine men ar
rived in the city this evening and
were a. once given an opportunity to
see the suspects. Mickenjohn was e.
pecially sure of Torgenson because
of several pecularities in his physical
make up. He also declared that he
was equally sure about Woods. Sew
eral school children also Identified all
the prisoners as men they had seen
in the vicinity Of the Brown Park
school Sunday an Monday.
4 laborer living near the scene OF
the hold up identified awO OF he sus
poets as men he had seen examining
the ground in that vicinity a day or
two before the robbery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29

been benefited by the deieat OF his
amendments yesterday, and Gore as
SERTED that by the adoption OF the
finance commitees provision, which
was the same rs that passed by he
house. only five cents on a hundred
pounds of sugar Womb be sav-d
Bacons remarks consisted Of a
charge that ehe reading clerk of the
senate and the Republican leaders
rere IN collusion to smut OF tie d.
bates. The charge grew ont of the
fact that when the senate was about
90 vote on the amendment by Gore
TO the sugar schedule. Bacon was pre-
pairing to address ii,a senate. and
had actually begun before the rolf
was called He ass rted that the
course had heen pursued to prevent
hiR from speaking and declaring
that such a plan had been followed
IN the pas he entered upsn a sharp
criticism Of the official. The vice
president himself assumed response
bility for ordering the call to proceed
and the Incident was closed. The
Gore amendment was subsequently
withdrawn.
Bradley made a long speech early
N the day in the advocacy of the
~emoval Of the in ernal revenue tax
of six cents pound on tobacco in
the hand" He asserted that such ac-
iion was essential TO the welfare q
tobacco growers throughout the. cor n
try and raced the raids of the night
riders in Kentucky and Tennessee TO
shat he declared 10 be tue un'us :
course of the tobacco trust In dealing
with the tobacco producers.
Just before the session closed Nc.
Tumber spoke in behalf Of a proiee-
tive duty in agricultural pro lnets.
and predicted a great falling of in
the American production OF VIII at in
the near future.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
IN PRELiMiNARiES AT CAM
BRIDGE TERDAY-poLE
VAULT RECORD BROKEN.
FINALS ARE UNCERTA N
Many Vill be Surprised Today-s,x
Ohio Colleges Met in Contezt
Yesterday--Records
Smashed

Cambridge, May 2S So keen was
The running, jumping AKA weight huri
ing IN the preliminary events whien
ushered in today, in the stadium, the
intercollegiate games that the out
come is more uncerta1n thaa for MANY
years. \ new pole vault record was
established,
In the eleven preliminary events
the number Of men qualified by eacn
college was; Harvard IL, Cornell II,
Yale l3, Pennsylvania and Princeton
each ., Michigan and Dartmouth (
each, Syracuse 3, Columbia, Williams.
Brown, Swatmore, Fordham aud Hay
erford, one each.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
SENATE REFUSES TO TAKE IL.
CENsE BILL FROM COMMIT
TEE CONSIDERING IT.
ANTI-CICARETTE Bill.
Also Killed by This Acton--Brown
Enfaned at Failure of His Bill
Governing Personal Injury
t. Pas.
Special 10 the Bulletin.

Special 10 the Bulletin.
Springfield, Ill May 28-The sa-
logu people have lost their f,eht IN tha
senate to have house bill COS amend.
ing the local option law by exemptinS
cities and villages from the township
feature, and permitting them to vote
on the question of saloons mdepend-
ent OF the township the senate this
afternoon voting down resolution
to suspend the rules and instruct the
license committee TO report out the
bill The motion received but %
votes to II against. 1t required 81
votes 70 pass.
The anti cigarette bill which passed
the house is also killed by this action
of the senate. The license committee
was TO have met at 7:30 O'Clock to.
night to consider the auti-local option
bill, but the senate adjourned before
the committee met and If that body
adiourrs sine die as it is the inten.
t'oa. the hill is Killed. as it would be
only on second reading and it would
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
ESBYTERlAN MINISTERS
DON'T WANT CHARITY

Denver. Colo, May 2S-Presbyter
ian ministers do not want charity
They made this clear in the genera
assembly today when. by almost z
unanimous vote. the commissioner
defeated the resolution providing fol
a graded pension scheme for super
anuated ministers. Il was finally de
cidded that the matter OF support oi
superanuated ministers should be lef
10 the church and individual gifts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
ANOTHER RnRREpN

Renbow City. H.. May 2S.-Rob-
bers armed with shot guns held uu
the cashier OF the Peoples bank here
this afternoon aRi escaped with more
than s5a0
The money consisted of a shinmnnt
of s2.500 which Steve Moore. tie
cashier. rad just received and was
coun ing anil hills and coins from the
cash drawers amounting TO more
than $500
The men ran from the bank with
out attracting attention and were out
of town before Moore could summon
assistance. \ posse was organized
to pursue the robbers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
REINSTATEMENT REFUSED.

Paris. May 2S.-The deputies today
33G to 141. rejected the motion for r.
instatement OF the postal employees
who we're discharged from their po-
sitiOns because Of their connection
with the recent strike.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
FATHER OF %.

Dubuque. iowa. May 2S.-Captain
Kimbel a veteran riyerman, aged q,
residing nj North Dubuque. today he
child His preScn' wife. his fourth. is
10 years old They were married =
year ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
Pitchers Contest.


Rock Island. Nav Dpbuqus
made four runs in s-,e ninth inning
today by heavy hitting and errors nv
Rock Island Umpire Falsh and Man
aCer Tighe Of Rock Island got into
an ahereation and after two were out
in the ninth the umpire declared tho
game forfeited to Dubuque umpr
Bush was arrested ~ a eaarge OF as
saulting Manager Tighe Rock Island
viii protest the game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29

BOSTON. May 2S.- Brooklyn was u
play here today, but the game was
postponed on account of wet groun Is.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
New Use for Electric elovx.r

The electric blower for hot air fur
naces has been successfully used for
the heating of buildings
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29

Have the Bulletin on your break
fast table every morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
FAST GAMES IN
MAJOR LEAGUES
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
NATIONALS rlViDE DOUBLE
HEADER |
BROWNS BEATEN AGAIN

When Cleveland Knocked PcwaiI
From Boz in Seqsnth-Detroit
Reats White Sox in Four
teen lnninn Game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-29
Vast Area for Trees.

England has 1900 900 acres Of land
available for f0restation.