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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-23
GETTING READY 10 BUILD.
Martinson Estate Company to Erect
Modern Granite Plant.


The batter boards were placed on Bat
chelder street yesterday for the granite
plant which win be constructed for the
Martinson estate company the present
summer The new plant win be large
enough to accommodate ffty workmel D,
the main part being III feet long by 63
feet wide, with wings for compressor,
power and blacksmith rooms. There viii
also be an Office building separate from
the main plant and measuring IS BY "a
feet. Work on grading for a siding Of
the Barre railroad Is also progressing
The building contract has not yet
been awarded by the company, nor has
the equipment been purchased It is the
intention to buy only the most improved
machinery and it is possible that an
electric crane may be installed. The
AIartinson estate company is at present
operating on Burnham's meadow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-23
Band Concert Tonight.

The Citizens band will give the fol-
lowing concert this evening:
America.
March Calico" .s.a.s..... Weigand
Overture Light Cavalry Won suppe
Cornet Solo Cliftonian Polka 1906.
Observation-Disclosures. Williams.
Performed by Mr.. J. 9. Sims.
Latest Hts Mills Melodies, No. 8 i.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. szbulv
Concert Waltz souvernier de Baden
....s. ......s.s.s Bosqnet
Operatie Seleetion--@A Gay Musician
......-.. .-...-.....ss.... j. Edwards
Einale-aV Vulcan ...s........R Reeves
Star Spangled Banner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-23
9.la 20: Purse 30.

Allinetta. E A. sunderlin, Lebanon, n.
H., won; BESSIE Barns, G. I. jackson,
Foxcroft, Me-, second. Sailor Boy, j.
Lowery, Montreal, third. Oradell, ldola-
tion, Annetta, Russell Grafton, Gertie
Hunter and Patterson also started. Best
time 2:15M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-23

Z. A. sunderlin to Victor in els Pace at
Montreal Yesterday.

Montreal One, July 23.--Royal Trust
won the deciding heat Of the 2.25 trot
brought over from Wednesday at De
Lorimeq Park yesterday, with Rachel
second and Bay Billy third. The time
was 2i2iA Both races on yesterdays
card went to American horses. The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-23
2.l2 Paee. purse s40o.

Lady Isle, Newport Stock farm, New.
port, Vt., won, Deacon Pointer, J s..
Stow, Richmond second; Billy Brino,
Brossard brothers, Montreal, third Dick
leteher, Tony Bars and Oracle Pointer
also started Best time 2;fah.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-23

Miss a. M. 0lds left today to spend
the remainder Of the summer at Green.
vile, Me.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
EVELYN THAW DODCINC
For Second Time Fails to Appear for
Hearing-Her Milliner Wants
Settlement.

New York. April 29-For the sec
ond time within ten days Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw failed To appear today whel
her name was called in the city count
for the supplementary proceedings iu
connection with a $253 bin held by
Elsie llartwig. a millincr, who oh.
tanned judgment for that amount. A
week ago Monday. when Mrs. Thaw
failed TO appear Justice McAvoy hi
rectdd. her lawyers 10 produce her IN
ourt today or show cause why sht
should not De held IN contempt Dan
u OReilly appearing in her bchal
today. said that the question Of Mrs.
Thaw's residercc in the county at the
imc Of the issuance of the summon
was Ia doubt. therefore he asked for
decision Justice McAvoy took the
matter under adyiscmant
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
NIGHT RIDERS
PLEAD GUILTY
TO BE SENTENCED IN AUGUST
TWO MEN ALLOWED BAIL
OF $1,000.
JURY YET INCOMPLETE
To Try Waverly, Tenn, Cases-Stx
Secured so Far Are Farmers of
the Community Which Has
Been Terrori2ed.

Wayerly. Tenn, April : 2S.--Ross
Swasla and Jim Lawson, two OF tho
men, on. trial for alleged night riding
crimes. today pleaded guilty and ask
ed a continuance of taeip case until
the August term of circuit court,
with the understanding that their
punishment should be fixed at that
time. Each was allowed bail IN the
sum of $10lO. Their action was a
great surprise to the crowd that filed
every foot of available space in the
court room. and during the remainder
Of lie afternoon it was the principal
topic Of conversation on the streets
which were thronged with people
from every section cf Humphreys
county.
Three additional jurors were ch-
talhed today in the night rider trial.
They are Bill Clemmoas, G. f. Eth.
eli,lge and A. j. Arlington all Of
whon are. farmers and reside in the
Eight district, IL which night riders
have given much twbne, Clemmons
is A years old, Eeheridge 80 and AT
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
SIX TO DIE IN A WEEK
All Negrces---Will be EIectrocuted in
Virginia Penitentiary-Fivc
For Murder.

Richmond, Va, April 29--Durine
the week ending tomorrow six nc
groes arc tn be put to death in tht
lCleptTse- chair In the stale naBlten
tiary tierc. Five of them were sen
fenced 10 be executed tomorrow but
three were granted a respite of fcw
days because the superintendent Of
he prison was afraid that some mis-
hap might occur If he attempted TO
put five men to death in the same
chair in one day.
Five of the six condemned negroes
are the men who instigated and car
ricd out the crime in Powhatan
countythe night OF February t.. when
Mrs, Mary f, Shipwith and Walter &.
johnson. her farm manager, We're rob
bed. murdered and their bodies burn
ed In the home I'm which they occG-
pied More than dozen negroes
were involved in the crime. Five have
been convicted and the others are in
Jail awaiting trial.
John and william Brown, father
ard son, are to 90 to the chair tomor
row morning Joe aud Isham Taylor
will follow next Wednesday, and two
days later Lewis Jenkins will be put
to daeth as win also Howard Toler
negro who assaulted small negr,
| girl in Pulaski
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
SENSATION IN
MURDER TRIAL
STATES MAIN WITNESS ADMITS
STORY AT INQUEST WAS
INCORRECT.
GIRL BLAMES SISTER
ngaged-Defendant Claims
Pistol Was Accidentally
~
Dcharged in scuffle,P

Neosho, M23 April 2s.-In the trial
here today of Miss "Johnry" David,
son. charged witt the killing of one
Ramsour, her sisters ssweeheart.A II.
a. Williams. the states principal Wig
ness, created excitement in the crowd
ed court room by admitting that the
story of the killing as told by him at
the coronor's inquest was Incorrect
He denied that the statemeats he
made at that time were recorded as
he made them. The eor0nor and
court reporter and various other wit
nesses were put on the stand to prove
that the records were correct
Williams was under cross eXamina;
ton of George G. Clay forthc defense.
When asked If be made a statement
that he saw R4msour lying. On top Of
the defendant on TIE ground after the
shot was fred, WILLIAMS said: q dan {
know whether r mafe Chat statements
or not. ! do know that | saw them
beth at the time the shot was fret "
Johnny Davidson then took the
stasd in her own defense She deelaIt
ed that Ramsour was killed while try
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
ACCORDING 70 RESOLUTION
ADOPTED BY THE ILLINOIS
SENATE YESTERDAY.
CORPORATIONS PROTEST
At Further LEGISLATION Ant1gonistic
to Railroads House Passes Bill
Of Benefit to M. w. A.
Ballot.

OUecldl To the Bulletln.
Springfield, H., April 29.-May %
Is the day fixed for the sine die adj
jGurnment Cf the legislature accord
ing to the joint resolution fixing May
Il as the date being amended to r, al
May q. The resolution will be act
ed on by the house next week. Ii is
understood that the house organiZa-
tion has agreed to this date.
The senate passed Dellonbeck' s
bill. which provides that the findings
cf juries on questions of fact in law
cases cannot be reviewed by the higii-
er courts A similar bill introduced
by Representative Murray has passed
the house.
The hous cOday passed the bill an.
thorizing fraternal organizations to
sanitarums for the bereiit
Of the Modern Woodmen Of America,
who will establish such a sanitarum
in Colorado incorporated under the
laws Of Illinois.
Corporations Protest.
TIE senate and house met this
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
FREAK OF THE STORM.

Peoria, H., April 29-A wind and
electrical storm passed over the city
at 5.30 o'clock this evening. unroofed
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
freight house, damaged it to the
amount of several hundred dcllara
blew several box cars from The tracks
in their yards, demolished three shan
ties in one of which John A. Corcor-
an, watchman, was severely injur-
ed and caused much damage 10
. shipping on the Illinois river.
On the farms surrounding Peoria
thousands of dollars of damage was
done to orchards and property. On
one farm a wind mill was blown Oveg,
a barn rolled over leaving stock in
the open and the farmers home re.
moved from its foundation and tossed
about ten seet. Neither man nor
beast suffered a scratch from this
freak of nature.
Telephone and Telegraph wires vert
down with the first wisp of the storm
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
DEATH CLAIMS
VIM. T. PITCHER
YEARS oLD--CAME
TO CAIRO m 1866-FiVE Chill
DREN SURVIVE - FUNERAL
AWAITS ABSENT RELATIVES.

Cairo lost one of her oldest resi-
dents yesterday in the person ef
VIM. f, Pitcher who dide at 4:20
p. m. after a prolonged Illness at the
home of his son-inlaw Capt. " D.
Lippitt, 412 Eleventh street News Of
Mr.. Pitchers death was received
with surprise and regret, Few OF his
host of friends and acquaintances
knew that he was seriously i'll. He
had led an active lie until the last
few years when the feebleness OF ace
compelled him to desist
William Frost Pitcher was born
June 20 1921, at Bristol. Bucks coun-
ty. Pennsylvania In June 1866 he
came with his family from Trenton,
IN. J., to Cairo, going into the hard
ware business with VIM NJ David,
son, W. II. Brown and VIM Henry
A year later he bought the interes.s s
Of Messrs Davidson aud Brown and
continued the business several years
longer. He spent most of his active
life in Cairo
Deceased is survived by five chill
dren:
Mrs t. S, Clark of Henderson, Ky.
Or. w. II. Pitcher OF Chicago, III
Abbott l.. Pitcher of 81. Louis Mo.
Mrs. Ralph Van Houten of Clifton,
~ J.
Mrs w. u. Lippitt of Cairo, H.
Absent relatives have been notified
and the funeral will be delayed till
they are heard from
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
GENERAL HAMS
ON THE STAND
SUPPRESSED EMOTION-RE-
LATES HOW ANNlS CAME BE
TWEEN CAPTAIN AND WIFE.

Flushing, n Y, Aprll 29-An af
fectiEg scene was presented today at
the trial of Captain Peter G. Hams,
Jr., when General Eaihs, retired the
aged father Cf the defendant. related
with supprtsse emotion his sons
life fiom boyhood to the time when.
driven to madness by his wfes al
legged iniidelity, he shot down the man
who the defense contends was the
cause of 1t.
The old general, traced his sons
career trough the campaign of the
Spanish-Amerlcan war when he
fought under his father in Porto Rico
and was always in the way on firing
line"
In 1900 the captain wooed and
married Claudia Libby, the general
said, and spent years in unbroken
happiness with his Wife until in 1906
they met VIM. Il. Annis. Narrowing
sceaes which ensued at a family con
ference. held after the captains re-
turn from an eight months tour of
dirty in the Philippines, was de.
picted by the general in a trembling
voice.
Thornton Hams, brother of Capt.
fiains, who was tried aud acquitted
of completely in tine same crime, ap,
peared in the court room during The
afternoon but left almost Immediately
upon being told that he would be
sent for when wanted
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME
Given French Parl amentary Leader
On Occasion of Delivering
Lecture in Berlin

Berlin, April 29--Baron L'Estour-
French parliamentary group, was
given an enthusiastic reception On
the occasion of a lecture which he
deliverd tonight, advocating a better
understanding between France and
many members of the Reichstag, pub
lie officials and men of prominence in
commerce and finance Represent a
tives were present from the German
foreign office and French embassy
but the gathering was unofficial in
character. An influential committee
il now engaged in furthering an
agreement between the two nations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
WESTERN LEAGUE OPENS

Lincoln. Neb. April % The un,.
pire's call of play BALI resoundeI
throughout the Westera League cir.
cult today aud the baseball season If
1909 started on the five months par.
nant race. Rarely has a season open
Ell 50 auspiciously for the Western
League. Weak spots have saen
strengthened in all teams aud il is
believed that at least five Of the eight
clubs must be reckoned as contenders
or the championship.
Sioux City and Omaha retain their
veteran organizations Of last season.
ard the first named city is picked as
the favorite fcs the championship.
Des Moines and Lincoln have appar-
ntly strengthened their teams ant
are likely TO prove strong factors n
The fight for the pennaut The out-
ook - Denver and Pueblo is not
promising and Topeka and Wichita
are newcomers in the league. 50 that
II is difficult to predict the part they
will play in the championship race
In the opeuing games today oms-
IN PLAYED in Denver. Sioux City in
Wichita, Des Moines in Pueblo. and
Topeka in Lincoln. The schedule
provides for l54 games. vita Sept
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
DISCUSSION OF TARIFF
Consumed the Entire Time OF the Sen,
ate Again Yesterday -- Many
Members Took Part.

Washington, April 29-The entire
time o ithe senate was again today
given to agencral discussion of the
tariff bill. Senator Rayn0r, of Mary
fand, led off with denunclation OF thc
protective system of Tho republican
party and he was followed by Senator
Nelson, of Minnesota, who made Il
plea for the admission Of lumber free
of duty His assertions aroused a
general discussion which was partlci-
pated In by Senators Hale, Warrcr,
Carter, Clapp, McI.aurin, McCumbcr,
Elklns, Aldrich and Gallagher
At $50 p. m. the senate adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
MARRYS THE ROBBER
Woman Who Wa Prosecuting Man
Who Stole $4,000 From Her
Turns Bride.

Evansville. Ind. April % Police
men were insistent Witnesses of The
marriage at Mrs. Sarah HOLMAN nj
Ire ton, Ohio. and r. VI. Beard of
Owcnsboro. Ky. in this city lasJ
might Beard. an insurance agent
had he preferred not TO marry. could
have gone to Jail charged with has
fng taken $4,000 Of Mrs.Honman's
money. After she had ertusted him
with e. she told the police he dlsap-
peared. lie was found ia Nasbvillr.
Tenn IL promptly gave Mrs. lIoT
man a check on a Henderson Ky B
lank for sio3l She soiteneI and
obtain for him from the police the
choice Of marrying or legal prOsecu-
tion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30

rington &c The 200 men men re-
mainir. cf the Sd summoned for jury
service were examined, and the stale
Used II challenges, while tle de-
tense used l3j When the lis hal
been completed Judge Cook adjourA-
ed court until tomorrow morning, at
which time he will order Sheriff OBJ
bar to notify 2CG men to appear next
Monday and the selection of the other
five jurors will begin.
II IS expected that the jury box viii
be filled next week when. the exami-
nation Of Witnesses will at once be cr
tered upon The witnesses will NUM-
her near 200, and much sensational
that has not yet beer diyulscd will
be- introduced
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
HOME RULE" BILLS PASS.

Lansing. Mich. April 29-The sen
ale passed the home rule" bin TODAY
aud The house in a committee of the
whole agreed to a similar measure
The bills aim TO secure a greater de
gree Of home rule and uniformity y
in eitl charters without revoking anY
# the powers al present enjoyed by
the municipalities. 4 futile effort was
made in the house 10 eliminate th,
provision enabling cities 80 own street
railways and heating plants.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
A SLIGHT REDUCTION
Made on Wood Pulp and Print Paper
BY Senate Finance Committee,
in Payne Bill.

Washington. April 29.-The senate
finance committee is understood IA
have practically decided to place a
duty of five dollars per ton on print
ing paper and>$l.3S per ton on wood
pulp. which is slight reduction frolh
the Dingley rate in both eases.
A canvass of the seante. has how
ever, almost convinced the committee
that il will be very difficult if not in
possible to>get any duty through, and
as consequence the committee Is in
a quandary as to how to proceed fur
thcr
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.

St Louis, April 29.-Reports recei9-
ell here tonight tell of destruction 10
property from hail. rain ard wind in
eastern Missouri and southern Hi
nols. Windows were broken at La
mar and Rolla. No, and it is reported
hail stones were of enormous sizes.
Du Quoin aud Alto Pass, H.. report
heavy rairs and hail storms generally
throughout southern Illinois. Here the
rain began to fall at 10 O'Clock and
soon after the temperature fell bring
ing hail No damage was reported to
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30

ing to get possession Of revolver
she held, the weapon being accident
ally discharged She said Ramsour
struck her twice before the final fatal
scunlc took place.
Grace Davidson. sister Of the d :
fegdant. in her testimony blamel
Johnny" for quarrel between her
self ard Ramsour, To whom she was
engaged. The case will likely 70 to
the jury tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
SUGAR COMPANY PAYS UP.

New York. April 29-The American
Sugar Refining Company. Of New Jes-
sey. and a New York corporation of
the same name. paid into N" U-itea
States treasury today about 5000 0o5,
completing payment Of approximately
100000 in the settlement Ct fne
and claims made by the government
lin the recent charges of fraud on the
part of the sugar company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
BRITAIN HAS DEFICIT.

Lcrdon. April 29-DaviI Ill0yt
George. chancellor of the excacqurr
tonight issued an explanatory uemor
andum on the revenue and expoudi
ture for the year. He estimated ihr
revenue Of 190slO. at s741.95O.Oao
and expenditures sS20. 100000, a d.
felt Of s7s,S1O,0o0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
IN ARKANSAS,

Ft Smith, Ark April 29.-At least
six people were seriously injured late
this afternoon H. tornado whicn
passed over Washington and Craw-
ford counties. { Kieble eight houses
were wrecked and great damage done
10 crops 1t is reported that the vii
lage Of Harrolton was blown away.
There was also a severe storm at
Dyer and SprIngdale. II is feared
that many lives have been lost.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
cEHRINe THROWS coNKLE.

Cleveland. Ohio, April 29.-lIenry
Gehring of Cleveland, defeated Chas.
Conkle. of Hamilton. Ont. ir a wreet-
ling match for hhe middle weight
championship of the world tonight.
Gehring won in straight falls, the
first in 1920. and the second in 20.3a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


BOSTON. April 29,-I}oston won from
New York today 10 to 4 taking the
series by three games to one New
ton was battcd hard and his support
was poor. Kleinow was put off the
field for disputng with Umpire Egan.
Score II II II
Boston .......,. ..........,10 IL 4
New YORK .,......, ....... 4
Batteries-Cicotte and Carrigan:
Newton. Kleinow and Blair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
MEET IN mURPHYsBoRo.

The Southern Illinois Odd Fellow
Anniversary association b. scs.ien at
Benton. voted To meet in Murphysbe-
70 next wear. Mrs Marlaret Weldon,
past president II the STATE Reb-kah
was the ouly Calroite n ATTENDANCE
at Benton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
GO-ClTY WAS CUT OFF
FROM OUTSIDE WORLD
FOR HOURS.
ORCHARDS ALL OVER
ILLINOIS DAMAGED
Five Killed in Chicago-Many Per
sons injured in Missouri, Arkan-
sas, Mississippi and Other
States---Hail, Rain and
Wind Play Havoc.

Chicago, April 29-An electric2I
storm accompanied by gale of wind
that approached the fury OF a cyclone
burst upon this city at G.15 O'Clock
tonight, bringing death to at least
five persCos ana cutting the city Cfl
------~-.---------------------
IL. u.,~ut outside communication
for nearly two hours.
The center of the storm was on the
south side of the city Here three L.
bOrefs We're killed and seven more in.
jured when the roof of the Grand
Crossing Tack Company's plant was
blown off
A cottage at Seventy-ninth street
and Ellis avenue was blown down by
the wind and it was reported to the
poice that two men were killed and a
woman and child injured.
Telegraph and telephone wires were
cut dowa on all sides of the city, 1t
was the most complete prostration of
wire service in twelve years The
Western Union reported that all its
wires were cut off as though by a
flash of lightning. Communication
with the east was established slow
ly and by circuitous routes
The Postal Telegraph Company at
7 o'clock had only one wire in the
city working Traffic was impeded on
the surface and eleyatod lines and
suburban trains were delayed.
Two inches of rain fell here and in
nelghborlng cities. May persons
we're injured by flying boards ana
knocked down by street ears and wag
ons
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
FIRST SHIP AT uULUTH.

Duluth. Miln- Alf1 29-The
steamer Troy. cf the Wistern Transit
line. was the GTst of tha|hig freiehters
Ia reach Duluth from nc lower lakes
reaehing here shortly bkore { O'Clock
this even7ng.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
FOURTEEN INJURED.

Knoxville Ark. April 29.-Fourteen
persons were injured, two seriously,
in tornado here late this evening.
Many houses were wrecked and great
damage doneto property generally.
The storm passed over what is known
AS the cyclone belt"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
cAIRo-HIcKMAN PACKET.

SHUJASTA-Leaves Cairo every
day for Hickman. Ky. and way land.
ings. leaving Fourth street at p
m. and arriving at Hickman at G:3A-
returning following day at 1:3G p. m.
For further information phone W. r..
Webster, Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
IN MISSISSIPPI.

New Orleans. April 29.-The storm
which swept across Arkansas and
Northern Mississippi late tonight is
reported to have swept away the little
town OF Horn Lake. Desoto county
Mississippi. Horn Lake is 80 mites
south of Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
SHAH ORDERS OPPOSITION.

Teheran. April 29-The shah has
granted amnesty TO the Tabriz revo-
hrionists and has ordered that oppo
sition be offered to the advance of
the Russian troops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30

morning in joint session and listen.
ed to arguments on behalf of repre-
Isentatives of corporations, manufac-
turing railroad supplies. atesting
against the legislature passing any
more laws antagonislic to the inter.
Iests of the railroads. The principal
address was made by George o. Post,
Of New York. president Of the Stand
lard Coupler Comptny He said there
were 10000 men idle in Illinois IN
such factories.
Speaker Shurtleff used his gavcl 20
defeat the advancemert 10 second
reading of a bill introduced by HUI.
to refer the additional city bonds Is
sue to a referendum vote. The bill
was then referred to the committee
on revenue. Shurtleff refused ron
call
Ballot for Senator.
The seventy-eighth ballot for sena-
tor showed no changes in votes
among the republican members.
1t resulted as follows: Hopkins 30
Mason l. Foss II. Shurtleff 10. Low
den l. Calhoun ]. Mckinley I. Ya'-s
| I. Stringer. democrat. p: RepreseE-
tative Lee O'Neill Browne of Ottawa,
democrat. II; Julius .SmietaHka. o..
Chicago. democrat, 1G; Representa-
tive George English Of Vienna. demo
crat !: Arthur Evans. Of Chicago,
democrat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
Second Game,

Batteries Fromme and Mci.e an;
Kroh and Moran.
Philadelphia Brooklyn fame post
poned wet grounds.
New York Boston game postponed.
rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30

Washing on Philadelphia game was
postponed on account Of the funeral
VI Catcher Powers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30

Chicago Cleveland game postpon 4,
wet grounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Other games postponed on account
OF rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-30

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