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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24

With the closing or school yester-
lay the holiday vacation is on and
ne ten days will be enjoyed by both
tvdents and teachers In nearly all
he buildings yesterday some appro.
rate exercises were given to mark
he closing.
Miss Carrie Rule. '0G, who is in Mt.
enhance at the University of Illinois,
Fas among the visitors Yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24

I Miss Birdie Mai Matthews, ex-'lO,
who is home for the holiday vacation,
was c. II. s. visitor. yesterday.
Miss Matthews is now a student al
Belmont college, at Nashville, Tenn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24
NOTICE TO LICENSEES.

Cairo, Illinois, December %. 1909.
Office of the City Clerk.
AT a special meeting of the City
Council of the said city held on the
Goth day of December A. ID! 1909. the
city clerk was directed to give notice
by publication. that all licenses are
due and must be paid by january
1919. and that no application for Ii
cense will be considered unless ac
companied by, the full amount of fee
required for such. license.
A special meeting will be held by
the said city council the Both day oil
December A. ID. 1909, and all appli
cants are urged to have their appli
cations filed in this office by 7:3C
o'clock p. m. of that day.
Robt. A, Hatcher, City Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24

Roswell Rennie, eX'09, formerly o
hi3 city, but now Of Los Angeles
al, paid a visit to the high schoo
estcrday. Roswell Is now a student
It the Polytechnic high school in that
;ity, reputed to be one of the finest
municipal schools in the entire south
vest, and likes its advantages i'm
nensely
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24

The G. II. s. basketball squad put
several hours of good steady prac-
lice yesterday afternoon at the Ar
nory under Coach Allen.
Kenneth Wenger, '0S, AMI Glenn
Butler, 90 both medical students, the
former attending the University of
Chicago and the latter the University
1t Illinois, We're visitors at c. II. s.
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24
.,At} VI ktfgt 1-s4tftffsH
NOTICE TO sTockHoL DERs.

The annual meeting Of theif stock
holders of the Alexanderh County
Savings Bank Of Cairo, idllinois,a will
be held at the office lOfl the above
named bank in the city of Cairo, iii
nois, on Wednesday, January 5, 1910
at 1870 O'Clock p. m. for the purpose
of electing a Board of directors, ami
such other business as may be
brought before said meeting.
JAMES Fl. GALLGAN,
Cashier.
Cairo, Ill, December 4, 1909.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24

Cairo, Ill, December 4, 1909.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24
Anberol

a2S Washington Post and the High School Cadets
John Philip Sousa) Sousas Band
see Redhead (Franklin and Green) . Ada Jones
3T Annie Laurie and Home Sweet Home
Dunn-payne) BELLS John F. Burckhardt
sos ling o Roses LEO FalD
Elizabeth Wheeler and Harry Anthony
so The Eird with the Broken Wing r. H. Beveridge)
Sacred >. Edison Mixed Quartette
go Ballet Music from mile Modiste" Victor Herber)
Victor Herbert and bis Orchestra
s3l When You We're Sweet Sixteen (James ThorntonI
Sentimental Ballad Manuel Roman
so Gobble Duett from The Mascot fAadran)
Elizabeth Wheeler and Harry Anthony
a1S Monte Crsto tKotlar)
Jorla i;ocabrmt, Instrumental Quintette
5A Don't De An Ola Maid, Molly (kerry Mills)
Waltz Song . Byron G Harlan
sai Race FOR Wife Original CA Race Track Sketch)
Ada Jones and Len Spencer
3B Fique Dame Overture (Supp0 Edison Concert Band
aI7 Down in Sunshine Alley, Sally Geo. W. Meyer
billy Murray and Chorus
1873 Flow Gently Sweet Alton q. l.. spilman)
Mixed Voices Metropolitan Quartetts
$50 Berceuse de Jocelyn GODDARD Jean Schwiller
$40 From Time to Time tStaniord) Thomas Chalmers
3ii Lead Kindly Light Dykes Knickerbocker uartette
si2 Selection from the Dollar Princess (Leo FalD
American Symphony Orchestra
S<3 Emmaline WIN, jerome and Jean Schwartz)
Coon Love Song Ada Jones and Billy Murray
ga Maria Theresa March q, ?, Wagner
CniedStates Marine Band
Raison monographs $3.50 to slaaoo
Standard Records # 35c
Amberol Records twice as long !, Y. Nm. 5oc
Grand Opera Records T5c and si0o
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Alexander County Ma
tional Bank of Cairo, Illinois, will be
held at the Office of the said bank in
the city Of Cairo, Illinois, on Tuesday
January II, 1910, for the election OF a
Board of Directors and for the trans
action of other business. Polls will
be open from 10 O'Clock a. m. to 8 p.
IN. on said day.
JAMES H. GALLIGAN,
Cashier.
Cairo, ILL.,, Dec, IL, 1909.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24

Tamms.
9:AQ-1o:20---The Verb; 8. e. Colt
aaa Ralph W. Jackson, Cairo.
lo;2o-l1 :0o-How Teach Spelling;
MIS- Linnie SimDttns, Diswood.
l1:60-l1:40 Arithmetic; c, w.
Cantley, Mcclure.
02.00-Practical Questions.
Frances Browner,
Claud Wick. .-
A. y, Twente,
Committee.
anhaerih@ FOR Thu RuJiattu
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24
TEACHERS MEETING
To e Held at Tamms Next Month
instructive Talks Promised
on Various Subjects.

There will be a teachers meeting
on Saturday, January Is, at Tamms
for which the following interesting
program has been prepared;
9:00-9; l0-Opening exercises,
s;1o-9: 4O--Ciyies; |. J. Hudson,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24
Standard

iog77 The Summer Girl 81 P. Sousa) sousa's Ba,
lOss It's Hard to Find Real Nice Man, Comic Song
Bessie Wynn
1027e sweethearts Pretty Name when It YOU
tAl PiantodosD .. Manuel Roma!n
l0@s0 Oriental March from "The Tattooed Man"
Victor Herbert Victor Herbert & his OrchcsrI
ioasl Funny Nursery Rhymes manuel Klein)
Comic Song . Billy Murray and CharIs
losss From Greenlands Icy Mountains lowell Maso')
Sacred -. -. Edison Mixed Quartet
1oess Have You Got Another Girl at Home Like MIR,
Lawrence aud Godfrey Waltz Song Harry eIs
1921 Medley oflrish Reels Accordion John kir.'
1O2s5 Ely Riley (HubbeD Waltz Song Ada Jyns
l0aS8 Ting Ting Sang (Tom Lemonier) Comic Dcat
Collins and ra''.n
fo2s7 Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now Howa,H
H. Sentimental Song Manuel Raasr
1928 Territorial March tBankenburg)
National fLondonl Mil'Ary t,ld
1929 MsLil' Sweet Sunbeam( cKney) Mabel tx a.!
1880 Meet Me Tonight in Dreamand (Leo Ftiosmsc,
Elizabeth Wheeler and Harry ..n'sear
io2ei Wild Cherries Coony, spoony Rag Ted sJr1.
Coon Song . Edward Mc.a,r
American symphony Orths.'a
1928 Said Hooray weston and Barnes)
Comic Song " Jack rlcAnft
losSa Wedding Bells a. Fred Heo Premier Qun,..t.
i0295 Flanagan and His Motor Car (OriginaD
Vaudeville Specially Steve Poser
1895 Kaiser Friedrich March tCar Friedemann)
& United States Marine Es.t
We desire good live dealers to sell Edison
Phonosraphs in every town where we not
.s HOW wen represented Dealers having established
stores should write us at
nographs Of your dealer or write US
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24
Fer ChiIdren's Home.

Individual contributions from High
chool pupils to the Childrens Home,
Dec. %, 1909, were as follows:
Dorothy Candee, clothing.
May Malosch, canned tomatoes.
Hazel Cohen, shoes, dress.
Matte May. underwear.
lnez Goldsmith. can of milk.
Beula Anglin, tomatoes.
Edward Zerfass. package.
Alice Goldsmith, corn.
Florence Cohn, coat.
Laura Clendenen, clothing.
Margaret De Baum, rs cents.
Agatha Burgess. 10 cents.
Arma Anderson, rs cents.
prth Peterson. 50 cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24
Observation-Disclosures.
:cAIRo SCHOOL NOTES:
SsSSSySSSyyySsSSsgyyssygxs

The program and exhibit given at
c. H, S. was a decided treat and en-.
joyment. The program, as was an
nornced, consisted OF. besides two
musical numbers by a choir, three
scenes from Charles Dickens Pick
wick, Papers" The second scene. the
trial, of Pickwick VS.. Barde, was, es,
pecially good. giving the humorous
side. OF a monotonous court procedure.
In all three scenes. however, the par
Elephants enacted their parts with
great credit and reflected the drilling
that they received under Mrs. Miller
and Miss Wilson, whose individual eff
forts We're important in assuring the
success of the affair.
The exhibit of domestic science, art
aud manual training accomplished I'M
der the direction of Miss Mulberry,
Miss Vanderburg and Mr., Allen was
an exceptionally fine one, The ex-
hibition was held in the sewing room
Of the domestic science department,
and was without a doubt the most ex.
tensiye ever shown at G. H. s. The
display of sewing consisted of bags,
embroidered lingerie, aprons and
other articles showing the neatest and
daintiest of needle work During the
afternoon in the other part of the
domestic science department, the
Kitchen light lunch was served TO
ali visitors, thus emphasizing another
important feature of this department.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24

Get complete alogs Of Edison Photographs
National monograph Company. IS Lakeside Ave. Orange, j.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24

A new feature at C.. II. S. this year
in the art department. that of art
metal and leather work, had its initial
review by the public during the af.
ternoon. Some beautiful products
were displayed in this line in the way
.of candle shades, candle sticks, fern
dishes, and trays. and among the
leather. articles were purses and fobs
of all sorts. There were also some
dainty srenciled curtains and pillows.
In the way of manual training ar.
ticles, mostly specimens Of the lower
class boys We're shown. The display,
which consisted of book and towel
racks, picture frames and different
''ind Of joints, was yer" good, and
showed a great deal of accuracy.
The exhibit on the whole was de-
'ctded credit to the pupils and in
structofs and showed the able train
Ing given by Miss Mulberry, Miss
Vbnderburg and Mr. Allen. -
a large attendance was present to
attend both the program and the ex~
hibition, and no end of favorable
'oment was heard on all sides.
Some 800 dozen pieces of clothing
and about three dozen pairs of shoes
were received at Supt. Clenienen's Of
nee. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, and these were dis
tributed to deserving families
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-24

Circulars are out announcing a bas-
5etball- game next Wednesday night,
Dec 20. at he Armory between the
)rtacs and G. II. S. The Oriacs,
Pink" Scullins far-famed aggrega.
ton composed of all-star players, is
me of the fastest teams in tais end
If the state and have an env!sble rec
nd, Most of the team members are
= II. 5. graduates or at one time at
ended that school, and consequently
10 one can wonder at their ability as
IONS Of old Egypt Nevertheless. the
, II. S. boys declare that although
he odds in regard to strength and
Eight are against them, they are GO
ng in to win and will show "Pink's"
lunch thing or two.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-04
BERMUDA RACERS READY.
Power Meats Measured and Inspected.
Sailing Yachis-Tuned Up.

The yachts that will start Tomorrow in
the races from this port TO Bermuda are
almost ready for their long journey. The
six sailing craft have been in the hands OF
their sailing masters for several days and
have been tried a. often as possible 10 End
Sing. They have been thoroughly over
morning Oh the Atlantic Yacht Club, house
t n . .,i Re , IN sh ( @ no s. m.., With all kinds
port and Dr. William L. Baum Of the Chicago
zach, Club has great hopss that he Tin DC DC
Chicago This yacht 10 Wonderfully fast
in smooth water and can ehost aiong, in
light Airs. What she will do Z there are big
CRUSADER Was prepared at New Lendon and
Capt, Charles Barr has her in the finest
,aeesl in a = so nd hard ard b Iesh an. sSIf found a1 t . .. .as
spot in the main gan, which broke. This
has e replaced with q new spar and now
SyeryshinS on the y.fht Is tadt .nd tr1I
many think thai in the hands OF such a man
IS Capt: Barr she will be saecessfHl;
and she has made her reputation as q hard
weather boat. and II il blows fresh on the
trip to Bermuda she will give good scooun,
Of herself. The Margaret too Is regarded
by many as having a good chance OF success
and shouldt he weather be light all the way
the little schooner Hestless wouid De ADie
to keep close enough TO the larger yachts
to save her time. She gets an allowance
OF IS hours - minutes. which Is quite q tot
The ks~ock.hout MLrchioness showed in
last years race that she can sail well over
an ocean course and the Philadelphia
yachtsmen think she will do even better
this year
These yachts will all be anchored In the
lower bay this afternoon and will be sent
away At 10 o'clock t9-morroT morning. The
The four power boats that will start at
O'clock In the afternoon were Al the Elec-
tuc Launch !Company's dock at Bayonne
yesterday. where they were measured And
Inspected. These are al In good shape,
although some OF them have not been Tried
as much as their owners would like. The
Ilys from Philad el phis, owned by J. g.
Naefe whitaker. has done well. In the run
from Camden abe AVERAGED SIS knots for
twenty-seven hours She has the smallest
motor OF the four and this average is a re-
msrksbiy. sooyi ore. The Mercedes II. vas
launched froni the builders yard. the SIAM
ford Motor Company. last Saturday. She
had q dock trial on Sunday and went out for
. spin on Monday. which was . satisfactory
one and gave her ownA and those in charge
hopes OF her being successful. The Heather
and Insep, the two boats built at Greenport.
were tried there and these too hsve lone
well. so the contest between these four
should be a good one.
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Yachts to Race ITS Nnles to Sea end Back
10 Test Navigating ABILITY.

Amateur .~yachtsmen who desire to test
| their knowledge Of deep sea navigation
will have . good opportunity to do so in 3
novel race which Is being arranged By
Commodore Leonard Richards and the
regatta committee Of the Atlantic zach.
Club and will be sailed about the middle
OF July. The conditions hsye no, yet
been fully completed. but the plan in gen.
! eral Ii announced
1t IL intended TO make the race q Thorough
test Of navigation. 4 point about IFS
, miles of shore from Sea Gate will be named
as the outer marx n the exact attitude
and longitude will. be announced before
! the race. Commodore Richards yacht.
the Garcia, win be anchored at this point
her up. round her and return to . EnSshins
| mark Oh Sandy Hook ss The ush,ship;
The race VII be open to 5000;
from any eco snized yacht club. They
will sail in cruising trim In one class: with
time allowance and With no festIietiSn
drawn regarding the nayigators, however.
They must be amateurs and must make
ooservsi.ons ana deier15.ne ,hsir pS:.ttOs.
| Of any Kind.
The race has been framed particularly
to encourage Corinthians 70 beeoms 10.
and adds one more TO the attractive list
Of ocean contests which have already ben
announced lot tDls summer. II VIII llutE
from the others. however. In the rigfdity
Of the amateur provisions.
The finish outside the bay will prevent
hukrs resulting from the varying winds
inside The point. The race should appeal
to owners OF all types OF large boats. and
IL is believed that II will attract several
who are planning also to participate In the
Bermuda IND Cape May contests. the race
around Long Island and that around Nan
tucket light. II viii be a ties, requiring
according to those who have discussed
". win have just cause 10 bA proud Of his
achievement. Horace Z. Boucher, chaif-
mar OF the Atlantic Yacht Club regatta
committee, will the complete
conditions In q few days.
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Vaughn. late OF Princeton. rot his hrst chance
" play for the Highlanders YESTERDAY, Keller
drew a base on hsils In the eighth inning and
Vaughn ran for him.
Catcher PauI,is has nn,shed bis course al the
University OF Pennsyivania and reported 10
the New York Americans YESTERDAY. Another
arrival vas Pitcher Jack Quinn. who is Jus, over
an attack OF piturisy which sheired him Tor ten
days,
Mcconnell and Hughes are both IN pretty
good trim and may be called on BY SeiilnGs Any
day. Brocket' apparently Is In need OF a rest.
RIehi pitcher. were USED In the Athletic. whl.e
Soa game yesterday. Connie Mack used hve
and stll couldn't stop the Sox.
With Stone. Srhveitxer and HOFFMAN all 90
the injured list. The Browns ousheid Ii In bad
shape.
ii Is said that ,he question Of the National
League presidency won't be seluet ~ Cincinnati
10. morrow: ou, VIII come w q 2 fuil meeting Of
The picture OF Presden, TAFT pitching which
10 going the rounds won't make AM big league
boInen worry about their jobs-
Cheering a coscher for . bit OF food work Is .
rarity al hall games. II happened 10 Duke
Farrell. however. when he prevented hporte
from committing suicide BY rytng 10 score on
q hit.
Commonwealth came 30 the front with . triple
play the other day And on the sAme day Hot
Springs Witnessed a seventeen Inning confrt.
We have our cars TO the ground listening 10
hear whether the loving cups 70 he preteated 70
Murray and Raymond IN 81 Louis 10. day will be
Bfesnahan.
The New York American colts Win play KID
cars.y't Msphattans az Manhattan Field. Broad
way and 2a,d street. mex, Sunday Afternoon.
BASEBALL. To-day. Z p. A-AmencAn Ieasue
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". 4. u. &. RACES.
Spring Cups 70 He Sailed For 81 June -
M Glen COye.

The regatta committee Of the New York
Yacht Club. II. de B. Parsons. Ernest &
Lorillard and Walter c. Kerr. has issued
instructions TO yachtsmen for the races for
the spring cups, which will be sailed on
Thursday, June u. OF Glen Cove.
The s tart will be made at noon and the
races will be declared OF In each class in
which one yacht has not finished before one
hall hour after sunset Thu courses viii! be
made BY displaying each division letter
and the course number OF code signals
sailed twice around the course number or
code signals will be set above the figure
Z. Division A takes In classes A TO X, dfyi-
don B classes l., ". y and P. division c
\. Y. Y. c. 30 footers.
The warning signal will be made AZ o
preparatory at I23s. ard at 1910 classes
starts win be: izIS, Glasses q. II and j:
u 20. class X; i21S. handicap classes; H.
classes l.. ~, n and r: 1926, 20 foot<rs'
All starts will be one gun.
There WILDE I prize for first IL two or
more start, q prize for second II four or more
start, a prize for third II eight or more start.
and q prize for fourth II twelve or more
start.
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YACHT H~ANDIC.APS.
Allowances fes Vessels In the Manhasset
Bay Y. C.. Regatta.

he allowances for the yachts in the
handicap classes in the regatta Of the Man
hasset Bay Yacht Club to be sailed to-mor-
row have been announced by Theodore
Granbery the onicial Handicapped, They
are as follows:
ffrpt DIviaon-Tomboy IL. d. Y. PendAs. !
per cent; sally TX, A. Z. Black: Bobtaii, r. a.
Monks: Marruerte, W. r. Clark. and Sotos. @ X.
Benson. : per cent each. Junita. S. C. Hunter.
4 per cent
Second Divison-Fearless,. B, n. stoddsrd.
allows; Intrepid. @. p. GrAnbey. 4 per cent.
Red wing, II. B. Pendss, 1; wsoderer ~. RIB.
eudd. :: ords. II. H. hoalion. 3; Bedouin. ". J..
Fowler, g..
Third Division = Rascal III. $, c. Hopkins, O..
Ghfen, 1 each; Jolly Roger, r.. l. North. and
a EtaS%isa t.1 ( Jolly T Ps1 |, p sss1' - se."p' w.
Fourth ptfaon.Esybllis; z. B; Shock, o: Robin
sss.cs; Nisi. !; 4, aorti.: IiiIeum 4. c.s; kins,
H.. c. W. Eoltz. 81: Grace H.. J, p. LAmbden.
sod Snug, Daniel Bacon. 10 each:
ruh Dlytsion-ATov. ". e. Nanny. o. Miss
Nodesty. X. A. Swart. !.
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Chicago. Z: Philadelphia. ..
P1ttsburg. o: Bosteu. =.
.rxcrxxAr1. q: BROOKLYN. >.


~CINcISSATi. June s.-Dissster overlook
the Brooklyn team a. the Inauguration Of
10 Western series here this afternoon.
The Superbas started OIL with q lead OF one
run in the first inning. the result of hts by
Rurch and Hunter and a sacrifice BY Hum
mel. Mclstyre had the Reds at his mercy
Until the nth. vhea by hitting Mclean and
allowing Dovney TO get a tvo bIgger
after TWO men were out. he permitted the
locals 20 tie the score. In the next inning
Mcintyre went entirely to pieces hitting
two men and beiu g found for Two doubles
and q single b. the locals, The combination
netting the Reds four nuns. which praC-
iica ny made the game certain for them.
Fucker relieved MCintyre IN the seventh
and was scored on oniy once. a i'm gle to
Mitchell. q stolen base and Mclean . double
giving the locals their final tally Ia the
eighth. BROOKLYN scored again in IN.
seventh on Doynsy's tumble Of Hunters
TAP. a base on balls. an out and a Wild PIT Oh.
The Brook yns presented a rather patched
up front. the Absence from the game OF
hu,ey and jordan because OF injuries
lfpessltstlnx the PLAYING. Of ~Hunmel al
fS'. Actiyeen ~ short aad putting Pitcher
lfuntef in the ouineld. Because OF threat
en,ng weather the attendance was dosq TO
about %.
Ar
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but Weakened near tbs end Of the journey,
vheTe Bonnie Ksiso came with q great
tneriess beat Rosirqm. a Beiniont eastoa,
q length and o hall for tbs place. Hill
Top. vel backed. Sss practically LEFT al
the post.
a. Is 10 J.. ran away With the Last race.
Tor maiden tvo-year-ods. ave furlonEt-
He had a yortd. OF speed and Won on the bit
by three lengths In OF Fire Boz. o colt
by ~.Box-hshss, was always the contender
and took the place by half . dozen lengths
from August Belmoht's Chopper. ]. 4.
Bfnnst's Schoolmarm. the %fayorite. was
a head out al the way. d.
TIE summaries:
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POLO.
Reckaway Team wins IN s~ftnl-Ffnai 70
Great Neck CupS.

~. ~
Great Neck CupS.
There was a one sided match In the semi.
fnal for the challenge cup At the Great
Neck Polo Club yesterday. for by superior
team work the Rockaway firsfs. although
d. Chauncey. Jt.. was again an absentee
from his position as No. }. won against the
clever ponies and individual plays Of the
New Haven men: The score was ROCK.
winners meet the Point judith team to-
morrow IN the anal. Morgan Grace Was
referee. The positions and bandicsps:
Roekawsy.-No. l seward Cary: :; No. lLA
Rswiins. !; No. >. r. La ntaG ne. IT.. q; back,
r. J. Rainey, .. Total. Is.
New Hsvsn-N Nc. l.. J. D. Thomas. Jr. Z. No. 2
Hugh prury. .: No. ). Walter Mcclure. :. hack,
n. B. Borden. l. Total. IL
Cary was . great dying man and 10
many PUSHES got the ball past Borden. the
team had = safe lead, although concedlnx
New Haven in the sixth period. Later
Borden and Mcclure he'd each q goal, Cary
Sontasn. 8 Rsiney had one 'api.ee.
!ss :eG ,c.. Il. ss ho s..A. 70; ls; ! s. x SI ssH.
coz. ! By play, total .
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On sIghuy Ind,sposed.

LARAMIE. Wyo.. june Edward Payson
Weston. the pedestrian. In his coast to
OF poor food and too much alksli water
and did not resume his Journey westwArd
from Laramie until about II o'clock this
miles from Granite Canon. wyo., yesser.
day. arriving at 0 O'Clock, and Immediately
went 10 bed, A stomach Ache kept the
morning he declared he FELT much better.
lie proved II by eating q big BREAKFAST
w.estop hoped 10 reach Medicine Bow.
hardly do II With his late start.
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sshniat ftni bss . ,Io.s-Bss'So; !; De
ffst base o. nsiis-oH steele. I: OF ceotie. !:
oi Wiiett J. Srurk sat--By Steele. . b. WI
ford. Tsrer ss.s hI,SSanadsn hG gao Sas< hiss-
Hooper. schmidt Ssersnce Milford Stolen
Lord. :: Nnes, Norsrty. Thcney. 5:sNar.
ner. Cobb. Double pisys-Lord and Woitr:
Tbooey; Niles, Lord and Wagner. Hit 81 pitcher
by NlHeu Speaker. Wild pitcb--wlletI
and s nirutrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-04
ONE Aeronau, cspins Here.

W. II. Martin Of Canton. Ohio. is expected
to arrive at Morris Park to-day With bis
ssroplsBe. which he Will exhibit under
the auspices Of the utic Society.
Sasbsnd!s Glider. expects 10 i've . demon
etration at the park. Mr.. Martin anne into
prominence by his effort 10 make 8 tisht
from Canton to Cleveland and return 70
q Canton millionaire, to. the 1rst a%eronsut
to make the distance without descending,