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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
VISITORS ON AVENUE HANGAR
SOCIETI FLOChED TO GREEN
ROW 10 SEE SIGHTS.
TheS Took IN the NIrmen. Their Machines
and sheds and Then Became Inter.
rsIr'I In Aviator Clothing The DrrNel
BTothPrs' DaIly Hangar Luncheon.

Society hoCked about aviator- row
Yesterday and ther" was shown a decided
pT"i"rsr," TOR that side ~ rho field The
n7gemrui Vas more liberal ~ issuing
special passes hat Kermit visitors behind
m" scenes m dyIator- row and several
hundred saw the aIrm"n and their ma
chimes az clos" range Much interest -
centred N thu row - ll't'" green houses
and what gU.- IN inside.
IN. feminine visitors ara a. much
Interested In ~" Kind - ol"'he- th"."
hvIug men wear a. they are m the twp"
~ ma"hms they drty" Ons of m" most
popular and "hliGlug avia'pr- i J Arm
strong Br"Nr N" l. IN" of IN" aIrm"n
who d. not take luncheon ~ IN" Turf
and fl",d Cub. bu' instead .ut"r'a,n-
hI- brother. \uth"Hy pr"N"l. and two
81 tire. trIiuw ri"rs IN M hangar n"
-''rv'- hiS refreshments from q basket m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
tWBtLANCE SuaSHES AFRO.
Miss I.ouisettr smith Ia a Collision In
Madison square.

An electric ambulance of the New York
Hospital gong north IA MADISON square
last night colltd"i with IN" automobile
IS Miss NInI Rhoad"- - $50 Madison
avenue. In" glass on tine front ~ each
car was smashed and 'h. engine u the
automobile wa~ wrecked
Ih"r" was no patient ~ ~" ambulance.
MIs= Ioul-eit" " Smith. th" only ocCu-
pant ~ fhe car h.-ld'.- Thomas . Morris
IN" chauffeur. suffered slightly from the
shock Nh" took = taNiCab TO th'. Waldorf
Astoria which she had met left
DR. Wilkr-~on. who was Ou th. rear seat
Of the ambulance. prevented himself
from being thrown ouf 81 m" car by
graspInE the strap. In" ambulance went
on slowly 20 the Ms-t InirtV--eycnth
street station house 10 gel - SCH prisoner,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
RESULT or TiR"Er pRiCTICE.
The BattIeshIp DeIaW are leads tho Nrs-
srIs Of the Atlantic fleet.

MAsEINGToN. oct ~ The bdt'IeshIp
Delaware leads the vessels u IA" Atlantic
feet IN gunn"ry efficiency The results
of IN" recent target practIc" held on the
southern drill grounds 81 Capr Henry.
Va N September wer" mad" public to-
day AT IN" Navy Department. Tho -cor.
81 IN" Delaware - noteworthy on account
~ the fact that she has been m rpfurnrz-
SION for onlv about "igh' months n all
tn. ariuoTrd cruisers ar. vet To- fir, 'h..
standing 81 IN" hattle-hlp- may pn rear
ranged
IN" standing ~ the hattleshIp- " tn.
Atlantic feet was a. follows Delaware
MInn"-ora, Vermont Idaho. Nebraska.
North Dakota New Hamp-h -" South
Carolina, Rhode Island. Louisiana Viz.
gina. Mississippi q "nn""ficut Kansas,
Georgia and Michigan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
GRiFTER YRS BtIL.
ConN Ictrd PitisburE councilman DIsap-
pears Worth HalI = NIiIIOn

pITI~I' r3. Oc' ~ Hugh Ferguson.
~" attorney councilman CRATER ~ Pitts
burg wru was sentenced 10 eight months
m IN" Allegheny County jail IL missing
and h- nall hA. been forfeited
Sheriff Bruh has issued capIas for IN.
arrest ~ F"rgu-on wherever found
Ferguson - worth perhaps $50 0OO. and
whIl" hl- close friends say h" will likely
turn mp soon and begin serving his tune.
the fact remains that he did not appear
m court when ordered ard not even his
family ipp"ar 10 know wher" he H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
WEaTHER FOR rms WEN.
Higher Temperature Indicated Rains
FoIloMed by Colder hN ErIda,

WAsHIN0roS. Oct. 30 The Weather
Bureau issued this statement to-day:
A general reaction To higher tampera-
'urs IL indicated for the eastern halt
of ~" country during the next thre. days
and moderate" temperature will continue
over the Eastern and Southern States
thereafter until the close Of the week
4 disturbanc" will reach the Pacific States
Nv Tuesday. pass eastward over the
middle West during the middle " the
week and reach the Atlantic States nv
Friday. This disturbance will he attended
by unsettled weather and rains and ~
will h. followed Nv lower temperature
Except for a short period Of unsettled
weather and rains attending this dis
turbance IN" weather will be- generally
fair during the week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
H.ck-nssrs Preachers Praise the wrIEh,.

HaCKF"S ,CK. oct ~ Tn. HaCken-
sack Pastor, Association. in seasion
Yesterday ~ the home ~ the Rev Alhert
Won Schinder. commended the Wright
brothers fur refusing 20 engage IN flights
IN sunday ~ IN" aviation meet ~ Bel
mont Park and tho secretary. tho Rev.
q " Won Claim. was instructed to write
10 ~" American aviatnrS telling them
81 IN" associations approval The Rev
~ & y kuahl"r was chairman ~ the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
Two schooner. collide.

N""Ds HON.. Mas oct 20 The
schooner Frank y. SWAN. hound from
Boston T." Charleston, y G.. with fertil-
YER. and the schooner Sarah and Lucy
Tor Nrw Work from Boston with paving
stones. smashed into each other near the
Cross Rip llPht-hip about ? O'clock this
morning Both ~"r" considerably dam
aged
IN" reN"nu" cutter Aru-husi reached
10" -"h"Ou"r- auOui dlrk and took IN"
sarah and Lury ~ tow d"d started Tor
hinyy ard llaysu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
Policeman run Down h, an auto.

An automobile owned and operated by
Frank - Andrews. a broker living a.
Manhattan Villa. Sheepshead Bay ran
down Policeman Maloney at Ocean avenue
and Avenue 4. Brooklyn. last night
Andrews took the injured man 10 the
Coney Island Hospital He had broken
leg and arm and was in a serious condi-
tIon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31

TTTNHFNT TFTHVTTATTTFI 70, At J = v.
uasHiAoToS HOEEc.sT ToR 10 BsY ANp TO
MORROW
FOR MUM NS'r lovL and Ns,r F7qrr-. c,-,,
INy 'E" ~ dry md % 7IortoW EgvWlSt N dan
modS'r'S '0H'hWsHSriy ufHds
Ior tho Dsthct NJ columbia eastern r,nD,,.l
wants. N~N Jersey. DclsNars. Man land snd
Virginia. fair 10 dAy ana ~ rorrop varr,r,
10 dsS modsrA" sonfhvssi-rJ sinds
: ~ N~s'crn N~u YORK. pArtF cloudy ID, ia,
ana 10 morrow warmer In southern poruon 10
DAB. moderate usSsTy uinda
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
O> ,>D 0rr uI,TJO> ryrLD.
incidents and Chatter seen ami Heard 81
Belmont PARK

n" head waiter - very EIrnp.au
appearance who rrnS'da- over ~" r"--
'1urar' IN she dining room handed au
awful shock ~ som" p"opl" who were
waiting Tor tahI" WIN hl- polished
MANNERS and ,igI" foreign Hcc"nt
b." ",rr"s-"d ms r"Zr'' that ~ wis pu'
80 ~. question Co., -.rur" = place. ~ that
instant and ~" assured them that h..
would do hI- utmost Ju.i ~. h.. turned
away = new waiter cam" mp and b"gan
49, talk ~ German
Hey hey" brook" w the head waiter.
non. a. LAT .tuN goes here. dnu't
get YOU ~ NJ" Dulch -'un English ur
don't lister.
when 10" announcer told the crowd
that m" signal corps men on On tho
r"ld wer" using - photograph To guid"
tre StH'u" - Liberty hl"r- home every
hudy luokci .I' h"voud ~" sour" board
to IN" -pu' wh'rn m" uniformed men
stood on" ~ them held M his hand
= bIg pilprg linking gla--
.~o"' 'hUhtfrrd % man vino WIS
pointing "u, things to ia" young person
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31

h..side hlm. they have mirror out
there and
Mirror nothing -he broke IN; 1T
Isu' q mirror. it, h.ue'-
And still the. -Sy wI- cluudi.~~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
C,RCLING LIBERIY'S GODDESS
o. az HINT ~ ERR TIIERS
iNU u HIShED .IUll.

90 TO Nenaplsnrs Nas Ia sight only
Nauni I.iEih 'IinuI~~ G"lnS and on,-
u- lhrir HUuIT> rhr People Who
$3.50 Ihru and Ihrrrrd and waved
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
EDUCATORS END
THEIR MEETING
SPEAKERS OF LAST DAY MADE
SOME BTlNGtNG REMARKS
PROF. JORDAN DENoUNCES
COLLEGE FOOTBALL.

Eoston, July Si-The fdrty-eighth
annual convention OF the National
Educational Association ended here
today.
President David Starr Jordan, of
Leland Stanford Jr,, university, made
an unqualified denune.at of foot,
ball.
William McAndrew, principal of a
New York nigh school vigorously
protested agaiEjSt ithe present ,day
high school curriculum. lie derided
ancient history and tho scanning of
Latin verses, and advocated the
teaching of things more useful n
daily life. Other speakers demanded
that agricultural courses be introduc-
cd into the county schools
The Carnegie foundation was at.
tackled by one Of the speakers as the
greatest educational monopoly in the
world.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09

by wireless from the airship.
The America will be housed at At
lantic City during the preliminary
trial. In ner voyage the America will
carry a crew of six men, including
the wireless operator, and 1,G00 gal
ions of gasoline in steel tonk. If
equipped for a days run she could
carry rs passengers in addition to
her full crew, In size she ranks sec
ond only to the latest zeppelne air
ship. Two engines will iriye her,
one of 70 horsepower for ordinary
duty, and one of 800 horsepower for
emergency service. when hig speed
IS needed, A little ten horsepower
motop, talks the place Of the donkey
engine aboard ships ior small ncces-
sary offices.
The quantity of ule to be carried
gives the ariship a greater radius OF
action than the distance from New
York to Europe and a study of the
winds during the season
at which 1t is proposed to make the
passage. shows that they lie parallel
to the cast bound course lail down by
the Atlantic liners. Even II the net
effect Of the winds should Drove I'M
favorable IT is estimated by the aer-
onants t.iat the fuel would hold out
70 tie full distance.
Wellman and Vaniman by no
means are sure their attempt will
be successful, but they think the
chances are good enough to warrant
a trial They plan to start late in
August or early in September from
a base near New York, not yet Sc
lectcd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
MOVEMENT STkt.
GAINS GROUND
MORE STATES LINE UP AGAINST
JEFFRiES-JOHNSoN FIGHT
PICTURES - PROHIBITED IN
SOUTH AFRICA.

Chicago July S.-The crusade
against the exhibition of Jeffries-John.
son pictures widened here today. The
Cuban government will bar them.
Governor Hughes has been asked. by
a dozen New York cities to take ac,
tion barring the pictures from the
state.
Norfolk, Va, Woonsocket, r. T., and
Fresno, Cal, may prohibit the pic.
lures. A message from Pretoria says.
The South African government has
sent instructions to the provinces
throughout the union to prohibit the
Jetfries-Johnson fight pictures"
Messages from the governors OF
Connecticut, Colorado. North Dakota
Vermont and West Virginia express
ing sympathy with the movement to
prevent the pictures, were received by
William Shaw, general secretary OF
the United Society of Christian En-.
deavorers at Boston.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
JEFF ARRIVES
At LOS ANGELES
GOES AT ONCE TO His RANCH
AT BURBANk--STiLL MOODY,
DOWNCAST AND SILENT
OVER HIS DEFEAT.

Los Angeles, July Still moody
dcwncast and silent. J2ffr.es arrived
nome today There was no demon.
stration at the station Ieffr!es sent
word in advance that h would not
talk and he kept his word. He went
at once to his alfalfa ranch at Bur
bank.
That the optic nerve of Jcffrtes
right eyt was damaged by JoEnson's
blow in the second round was owl
denccd in a remark made by Jack
Ripper, who accompanies the party.
Ripper said. Jeff es does not know
anything about the wmors of doping
that have been flying about. lie can
not see to read YET. He had not
read word of the fight and nobody
has told him word Of all That has
been said"
Kipper scouts the tale that Jcftries
was doped, However. he says tie big
fellow was not himself mentally wh2a
he entered the ring,
He said: IVORY ruined al Jcf-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09

of efficient measures to hold the les
;slatirs responsible at all times to
their constituents.
The call further declares Illinois
through her patriots and statesmen OF
the past, has achieved impcrishable
fame and rcnown, and 1t is the duty
of every patriotic, honest and liberty
loving citizen, in the present political
crisis in this state, to exert all his
power and influence TO remove the
shame and disgrace brought upon the
state by the action of certain legis-
lators in hctraylng their great trust,
and violating the confidence reposed
in them by the voters"
Among the emocrats signing the
call are Congressman Henry r. Rain.
ey, of Carrollton; Mayor Fred Kern
of Belleville; Congressman James NJ
Graham, of Springfield; former Con
gressman Ben +. Caldwell, of Chat
ham: Lawrence b, Stringer, Of Lin
coin; Louis f. Post. editor of the
Public, Chicago; John p Tansey,
editor of the Democratic, Bulletin,
Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
GOVERNMENTS REPORT
On Condition Of Spring Wheat July
Is Startling--Shows a Heavy
Decrease.

Washington, July 8.-Startlng re.
ports on the condition July 1st OF
spring wheat were made today by the
crop reporting board of the depart.
ment of agriculture. The average
condition of the spring wheat N
North Dakota, South Dakota Mime
sofa and Washington. the four states
which contain more than So per cent
of total spring wheat acreage, was
only 62.5 as compared with 92.3 a
year ago, and the ten year average of
S7.S2.
The average condition of spring
wheat throughout the United States
Mt the beginning Of the present month
was GIG, while year ago it was
92,7, and the ten years average was
SIT,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
TAFT VISITED MOODY
Gossip Revived as to Supreme Court
4 Vacances--But Visit Was
Purely Personal One.

III Beverly, July S.-Taft visited Jus,
tice Moody OF the supreme court at
magnolia this afternoon and spent an
Ihour at the bedside of the jurist AL.
3fhough the call excited great deal
sof interest and revived gossip as to
3the supreme court vacancies, it Is
Authoritatively stated that neither
khe president nor Moody broached the
Subject of the latter's intention as to
The visit was purely a
personal one.
III Taft today asked w. G. Brown,
Hbrcsident OF the New York Central,
BAnd Daniel l.. Cease. editor of the
HBrotherhood of Railway Trainmen's
Eburnal, to serve as members OF com
Emission to investigate the subject of
employers liability and workmen's
Compensation,
- -s-~ a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
LANDS ARE RESTORED
Secretary of lnterior Puts Several
irrigation Project Tracts Back
Into Public Domain,

Washington, July S.-The secretary
of the interior has restored to the
public domain several tracts OF land
which had been withdrawn in connec-
tion with irrigation projects, but
which are not now needed by the
reclamation service. Some ID the
reservations are:
Williston Land District, North Da-
kota, 21,000 acres. withdrawn for
the Williston project, and $4,000 acres
in the same district withdrawn for
the BufordTfenton project. About s..
200 acres are eliminated, but only
about Loco acres are unappropriatcd.
The lands are located in Bonner. La.
tab and kootenai counties,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
SIX IN AEROPLANE RACE.

New York, July S.--The New York
Times announces that it has received
six formel entries for the Chicago.
New York aeropIane race to start
from Chicago October s next. The
entrants are: Glenn II. Curtiss,
Charles X. Hamilton, J. G. Mars. Cap
tain Thomas Baldwin, ]. D. McCurdy,
the Canadian aviator, end o. r. He'll
ings, a machinist of Now Jersey who
Is building an aeroplane Of his own
design.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
Victim Was Lad of 22---Had Been
But Lately Employed as a
Strike Breaker
In Raid on Blind Tiger Yesterday He Killed Keep
or Of the PIace---Mob Battered Down Door
Of County jail---0ther Detectives in
City JaiI---Troops Asked For

Newark, Ohio. July S,--Carl Ether
ington, aged %, employed by the Ohio
State Anti-Saloon League as blind
tiger raider, was lynched here al
1885 tonight, following day of al
most continuous rioting. The heavy
doors of the Licking county jail were
battered down and Etherngton was
dragged from his cell. He was shot,
kicked and bruised before the street
was reached, and the finish followed
quickly
Etherington early in the evening,
confessed that he killed William How
ard, proprietor of the Last Chance"
restaurant and former chief of police,
In raid Of alleged speak eases" in
a raiding scuffle at 1880 this after
noon, and narrowly escaped lynching
at that time. When news from the
hospital that Howard had died passed
over the city at . o'clock tonight Tie
mob fury took definite form. Large
battering rams were directed upon
the doors Of the Jail and the deputies
were powerless. The doors fell after
an hour Of attack.
Crying piteously, Etherngton, a
curly headed kentuckian who has
been serving as a strike breaker since
he was released from the marine SER
vice three months ago, was dragged
forth.
Il didn't mean to do it." he walled.
His cries fell upon deaf ears.
Militia Asked For
Fearing that the mob spirit would
not be satisefd by one victim, Sheriff
Linke Immediately asked Adiutant
General Leubrecht for troops to pro-
tect six other dry raiders held in
the city prison, In another section Of
the town. A hurried guard was
thrown out in their defense. The
mob, after the first taste of blood,
seemed quiet. but it is feared they
they will storm the city prison before
the night Is finished.
Etherington's last moments, while
he heard the mob battering down the
door, were spent in prayer and writ
ing note to his parents, farmers
near Willisburg, Ky.
what will mother say when she
hears Of this?" he kept moaning to |
the jailer,
Howard said he did not resist the
detectives when they entered the
place, He said he put his arms about
Etherington to hold him, whereupon
the officer fred bullet into his head.
Chased Strike Breaker
Striking Baltimore and Ohio EN-
ployes declare that Etherington re-
Gently came to Newark as strike
breaker. Tonight strike breaker
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
CROSS ATLANTIC
IN AN A|RSH|P
PLANS ARE BEING LAID BY WAL.
TER WELLMAN AND MEL
WIN VANlMAN.
WILL USE THE AMERICA
Aeronauts not Positive Venture VIII
Be Success, But Will Make
Attempt in August or
September.

New York, July Walter Well
man and Melvin Vaninan will ! at.
tempt this fall to cross the Atlantic
ocean in the dirigible balloon Aper
ca, which was built for the Wellman
polar expidition and has twice been
tested in voyages over the Arctic
ocean, northern Spltzbergen. The at
tempt will be made solely on the re-
sponsibility of the aeronauts. but the
New York Times, Chicago Record
Herald and London Daily Telegraph
have arranged to buy the news of the
EXPEDITION, which will be Transmitted
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
AMATEUR AVIATOR HURT.

East St Louis, July S-Howard
Gill of Los Angeles, who is one of
the entries at the First National Avia-
stion meet for novices, which begins
here under the auspices of the Aero
Club of st. Louis, Monday. fell fifty
feet this afternoon during trial. He
lescaved uninjured but the biplane
was wrecked. Gill tried to steer out
aof the way Of a tree when the acct
dent occurred.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
GREAT MEETING
Of DEMOCRATS
MEMBERS OF PARTY IN ILLINOIS
CALLED TO MEET AT LIN.
COLIN JULY 20.
TO ISSUE CALL TODAY
Signed BY 200 Prominent Democrat:
Meeting to Denouncc Legis-
iators Who Betrayed
Constituents.

Springfield, H., July S.--A call for
a Democratic conference to be held
at Lincoln, July 20, will be issued to-
morrow &lierning bearing the names
of nearly ECO prominent Democrats
ef this state.
The conference, according to the
call, y for the purpose OF disavowing
the action Of the Democratic mem
bers the state legislature in voting
for Iorlmcr for Senator and fer the
purpose Of laying plans for the cleo
ton Of honest and aarablo Democrats
to aid ana to work for the adoption
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
SPRINGFIELD WILL PROHIBIT

Springfield, ILL.,, July S,-Springfeld
will eventually put ban on the ap
pearance of the Johnson-Jeffries fight
pictures as the result Of q resolution
signed by the members of the city
council, authorizing Mayor Schepp to
notify the proprietors that they
should not exhibit the pictures before
action is taken by the council. The
council will act Monday on an ordi-
nance prohibiting the showing of the
pictures.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
OF BR|GHT'S DISEASE
Congressman 6rowIoW, Of Tennessee
Died at Johnson City. Tenn.,--
Served 13 Years.

Johnson City, Tenn, July S.-Con-
died here tonight of Bright's disease.
Brownlow was a familiar figure in
the house, where he seldom spoke,
hut worked actively in several com
He was in congress since
1897 His career ran a wide gamul,
from messenger boy at ten years, tin-
ner's apprentice, reported and loco
motive engineer to congressman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
AUTO RACES AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, July S.-The Grand Cir
cult Automobile races opened at
Churchill Downs track this afternoon
with eight events. Ray Harroun, in
a Marmon Star. captured the greater
number Of honors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
HIRED THROUGH AGENCY.

Columbus. Ohio, July S.-Wayne B.
Wneeler, state superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League. tonight sail the
men who made the Newark raids to-
day w"rc not in the direct employ of
the state league. They were hired by
the Licking county law enforcement
league, he said, through an agency
at Cleveland
At Granville. Licking county, tweu
ty men were sworn in as special of
fcers and given warrants to serve
under the Woods search and Sc zurc
act II was planned to raid five New
ark places as illegal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09

Washington, July S.--An entirely
new personality entered into the dis
oussion of the probable successor to
Chief Justice Fuller when it became
known that number of conservative
Republican senators will press before
the president the name of their for.
mer colleague, Secretary of State
Philander c, Knox This information
comes from one of the senators con.
cerned, and, while he did not say In
so many words that his friends con
templated asking the chief Justice.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
FOREST FIRE STILL RAGING.

Menominec, Mich, July S.--Des
patches tonight from Cedar River
Mich, say the forest fires are burn
Ing in all directions from that place
Three farm houses and one school
house have ben destroyed. Much
standing timber has been burned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
FULLER'S REMAINS BURIED.

Chicago, July S.-The body of the
late Chief Justice of the Supreme
court, Melville w. Fuller lies tonight
besides that of his wife in Graceland
cemetery. Governor Hughes, OF New
York, and Justices Lurton, Holmes
White, McKenna and Day attended
the funeral.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
KERMIT ROOSEVELT GOES
ABROAD AGAIN TODAY

New York, July S.-Kermit Roosc-
welt is going abroad again. He sails
tomorrow with Paris his objective
point. Why he goes and how long he
will be gone, neither he nor Col.
Roosevelt have said
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIMARY.

Concornd, n H., July S.-The new
direct primary law went into practical
effect today. The law makes New
IIampshire the only state east OF
Michigan with primary statute af-
fecting all state offices.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09
ELks FLOCK TO DETROIT,

Detroit, July S.-#Thc national re-
union Of Elks opens tomorrow. De-
legations of 500 Elas arrived today
from St Paul, Minneapolis and Du
luth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-09

fries chances AT the last he re-
ceived hundreds of telegrams from
persons who pleaded with him to win,
saying he had to win, that they had
bet their all Oh aim This sort OF
thing preyed on IFS mind"