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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
MORRISTON

The ola Home picnic held In Miner :
grove saturday. Vas a grand success. 1t
'ss an ideal day and the program was
carried Uut Practically a. advertised
The crowd was estimated at 5000.
The many friends Of John IddiugS. the
we'll known wool dealer. are boosting
riw to Dee q candidate for sheriff on the
republican ticket.
\ g. I.audsra Sc having a fine con-
etc Nalr LAID %. front VI his residence
u West Main street
rhe Fair,icW Dramatic Company gave
1875 entertainment m Miners grove sat
ady night.
Nttoruev Walton Walker and family.
.f - 'ltir~tii.c. are Visitors Ga town
Mrs John Rush. Of Armstrong; Mills.
erendins "a e." days with relatives
H..e
iarr, Zcu'. or shadyside. was on our
t.,.t~ t'Stcrday.
Mrs t;"~- iafeu. Of Pittsburgh. is
ting relatives here.
larry IoaE4asS OF Wheeling. spent
rIay with his family here
Tie IsiIHut and Murri~toWu paved
road. "iLl hf ''mf !eted october lSt.
John Major has purchased she Hotel
Homer and 1911 oTeu IL 10 the public il
90 f"W days
r. J. remnant has returned from q
9 !rasure trli 900 West Virginia
90 Acton i- az Haruessilie to-day on
O. -Ius~S
Tho test we'll ON the Lynn farm f.
drilling 1870 feet. win e fair showing
.l ,l
our -,hools oreued Monday morn.ns
rltl e good attendance
Mrs Waite tuusy has re-arued from
s.'l..., iI'". after pleasant visit with
Wen 40 on the Eaten farm is drill
i1E 80 boz" feet
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moundsvilIe Briefs.

Many local persons We're az IA. TAI.
grounds yesterday afternoon. attend
ing the outing ~ The Trades Assem-
bly,
G"org" Berry returned o. his wnr.
AZ Cleveland. o. yesterday afternoon
pending the past few DAYS with Dbl.
parents on Jefferson avenue
WIS J. VI. Diu-mOro and daucnf.,
i"it yesterday for Paracr-hurg. vhor.
tn"y viii spend a feW DAYS with relt
lives and friends
-. v. Mcighen viii return home tb,
a'ter part ~ the week from Moore
Held. where be- g. frsnsactinr bgsl
nesa
u : McFaddon. local contractor
ha- returned home from Clarfshurs
vh"r" be transacted business tho pasi
few DAYS.
Gil Dunlap. o. Washington. "a. Ga
spending "a few DAYS with friend. and
relatives iu this cifv.
Hen Peabody is spending o. fnv ia, -
pih friends and relatives a. Vow
NsrfustilI.
Harry iiarnhart. ~ Youngstown. y
i' spending fcw DAYS with friend
and roa''ves ln this cItr.
number ~ local base ball sars 81.
f"nfcf Tho Cinc.nnati-Pi ft -burrh gan.
rcs'nrady afternoon
Miss Mabel Brown md Mrs Vu
F'"hodt have returned homo fror,
@andn-kv . where fhcv spenf Of.
PAST fow dav- with friends
FrHnh Brown and wife ~ pii'.
hurEh. - ar" spending f.u dat
win friends and relatives hero
VI and Mrs August uaar 60 tst...
hnrgh W arc spending s.V da..
WIN 'ri"rfa and relatives here
Mra George Thiessc. Of Akron. y pei
pending f"w dave with friends no..
relatives IN thfs rltv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02

| while Amy might never come again.
Have you any children" she asked
when she had settled in a rocker
CLASSY with fresh varnish and creaky
with age
One, but It died." answered Amy
briefly.
"oh with pi,y. We've got two.
They're at school. Girls. I'm glad TO
say. Good gracious She rose and
scurred over To the blue satin settee.
There was streak OF yellow. III
Ezra hasn't laid his pipe there and
left scorch. And ! just had IL re-
covered. lie never thinks" with a
plaintive sigh.
Amy sat M Indignantly. ia tell
him what thought OF him, How IN
cred the settes a mon-trosity. she could
sympathize with Jessie
on gracious laughed Jessie. he irri-
| iation vanishing. 1t wouldn't do a bit
Z OF good. He'd he sorry. and then he'd
be mad and then he'd forget again in
a DAY or 50. and do II again. or some
That's Just like my husband Amy
cried fercely. 1--we applied for
My goodness cried Jessie. Does
he beat you-or drink
No. still fiercelv. "He-he-ve
oh The monosyIlable was nom
. cnmnittaL Jes~ie's fun face wrInkl.d
Morriedly. Her eyes We're griev.d
men through the worry glinted "A drv
smile Lots OF married PEOPLE do
/ that
DO what Amy demanded
a.. Don grt on together. In fact and
the SIirt OF smile deepened into posi-
i've mirth. Il don't know many a. do
SCI on All IN" time. 10 you hate hin, Of"
49,, 9" som. Amy's checks burned
red with anger AZ remembered wrongs
,,.I course larnely. he's nice some
is he tired Of vou-"
or me- haughtiIy "tcrtairlv rot
Hes Just stubborn
Sos Ezra. ahscutly. u used to wear
ny ,,,5s seii out trying 10 make him quit
Nearing rr"en u'rktics lie likes EN-.
hut he looks awful in green nut Civ.
!.f Any uuug for p"acc. Aud after all
u ni9i matter guess" with a com
l'ItHbl" laugh. nobody bfIt his wtf..
aged MAN * u~sktieS'
Amy opened her eyes wide WIN.
'Nti 4 just like Howard Hes Wild ala.
green. Hud o." ordered a Limousine. IS, nm
green leather cushions when he knows
"Y"u ssroi, aren't going Il. GO, , H..
,"r'" "t'- a Iti!" thing Xix. tL,t-
1851" sat "p straight and her cyes
Thor" Vefe 60 mar, li'tle thinrs..
ANY declared Wtath'uIlv. taikinr r,oie
u" 80 o. herself than fnr advice
h-' Dc" hs ones" ~aid Jessie point-
= =. she Acknowledged. haIf yulleni,
%" OLD &C." you. Amy J,ssi, ask
go Us ~. Foftv-thT..".
t'-"'.,- ~naprrd Amy "Do ]
A."l.. Jessie acknowledged. with o.
ring aug ",ou don't inoL M. y,ii
q whom y"r w'r- H. 1 -ut.i..s,. IN
h',. and j. getting on in years 700 20
Amy St.'4 .ti'ttir- on 90 YEAR,
va tiis"l. Us applied go Howard f..r
yes Ia young face. Hut his hair was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
labor OaN AZ prlson.

Labor day was spent very quietly
ar the Prison yesterday. and an the
shops inside tho walls wer. idle dur.
.H- n" en'lr" day. Tie prison band
rendered q splendid program shortly
a'ier fh" noon hour. The men were
permitted 10 roam about m" corridors
and tab" liberties which are not al
lowed ever. day. \ SPECIAL dinner
was S"rved. similar 20 that on SUNDAY.
Al IN" shops will resume work this
MlruLL-
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RESUME SERVICES.

Services were resumed az the Sec
ond United Presbyterian church yes.
terday morning. and were conducted
by the pastor Rev. DR.. Littell. Dr.
Littell returned Friday morning from
bis vacation. spent in Pennsylvania
and Ohio. The new building il ready
for the laying of the cornerstone. and
this service has been set for Septem-
Der IL a. 4 r m. The proCram viii
d arranged this week and the ar
ticles gathered which are 10 be placed
I'D the stone.
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To Hold First prao.ie.

The Moundsville high school foo,
Dali team l. preparing 20 hold is
nrst practice tomorrow evening al
the Fifth street park. Captain BoOhcr
Is lining up his men for tho coming
season and a very strong lineup viii
represent the local high team on TIE
gridiron this season Practice will
be held each evening and all candi-
dates are requested 10 be on hand
Short practice viii be- held for few
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
Your orea. orardmo,ber Mad. so,,

Your Great GRANDMOTHER Made soao
SIN" would on barrel win voI-i
70 he's. Jet rain water sr.p ;aroYr,
f.'in 20 make lye. am then have .oap
'''.'hs day. USING an The bacon rinds
ana SCRAPS of Tat meat and grease
h" had saved. She mad. sof, .o,r
\""'ia>~ women don't have to ruin
n'lT H. per- and their health and
'H' ICONS making soap. or toiling
.. i't over The washing Easy Tar
soap pure. white Laundry soap
..'''' OF clean taliow. coCoauut oil
""f"N ana napth1 does the hard half
OF 10" "orS boz the laundry and every
"'I" els" 30 Oh" house that safe
'"d sur" cleaner IS needed ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
HEARING Continued.

In the case o; the state OF Ohio "a
Howard Cats. OF this city. who is
wanted I'm Ohio on n charge OF non
support OF an Legitimate child which
Miss Maud Dorff claims he IS the faith
er OF. was postponed and arguments
on the writ OF habeas corpus which
were TO have been heard yesterday be
fore Judge II. G. Hervey was con
tinued until September 30. owing Il
the lack ot Witnesses. In the mean
time. Cats Is out on 81 600 bond
which Judge Newman placed him IN
der here last SATURDAY afternOon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02

The local public schools opened yes-
terday morning a. Q o'clock. and the
attendance WAS not nearly W. 10 that
OF last year. II Is expected. however.
that many will enroll this morning.
and before the end OF the present
week that figures will be- mp - thar
OF last year. The children enrolled
yesterday morning were told what
books were needed and then dismissed
Tor the day, due to u hrlng a holiday.
School viii be held "a usual This
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02

Three we'll known young mon "
THIS CITY. giving their names as John
Doe. appeared IN tho Whs"iine rolice
court yeS'eIday morning ON "a charge
of raising a disturbance in tho tlIc,'r,
district on Saturday evening. and ono
drew - and trimmings. while the
other two were assessed $40 and
costs. All paid NJ and were released
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
Labor Day Spent Quietly.

Yesterday Labor Day) was spent
very quietly in this city and many
persons either attended the Sunday
school picnic at the camp grounds or
ICresap's grove or went TO the fair
grounds at Wheeling 10 the Trades
Assembly outing. The street ears
were crowded all during the morning.
and during the afternoon the town
was nearly deserted. All the stores.
barber shops. manufacturing plants
and banks were closed yesterday. but
will resume operations this morning
as usual.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
INVITATION TO
THE PUBLIC

The Goodyear Raincoat Company
new store in the Bijou building al the
corner Of Fourteenth and Market
streets Is now open. The new store
is handling a complete line Of rain
coats. cravenettes and overcoats for
men. women and children Louis
\eistadt will manage the store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02

Men bere 81 the United prcsbvfe.
rian church held their annual picnic
and outInE yesterday afternoon ami
evening ~ The local camp GROUNDS
Ih" dsy wa spent very quietly ami
very large crowd was IN attendanc..
splendid program was rendered.
during IA" afternoon and q basket
dinner was feature OF tho affair.
Nj had very ENJOYABLE tine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
County Court 10 NJ,

Tho Marshall county court Will
meet this morning IN special called
session for 'he purpose ~ cowple'-
iug plans 20 start active work on IN
Epgs- Run paving Many residents
~ Union district are clarnorinz be-.
cause This work r. being delaye,i
Ir" court Will close the matter up
'u.s morning and "A large force OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
LARGE Crowds Attend.

a very large crowd attended the an
nual picnic aud outing held Yesterday
by the members OF the First ". +.
Sunday school az Creaspa's grove.
south OF this city. \ special train left
the local station at l0.i5 Yesterday
morning carrying about five hundred
local persons, who spent tho entire
day al the grove. \ splendid program
was rendered during the afternoon.
and refre ShmcntS were served ON the
grounds. All report splendid time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02

contractor klddcr and a force ~
men are At work COMPLETING the r.
pairs TO the sewer tile on Lockwood
aN"nu" About ~ feet Of ~. ye-
remains 20 BE- repaired and this Will
not likely be- completed for AZ least
iWo weeks Il IS not definitely known
mat the system will BE- then I'm good
'"hlIuon. but the contractors will b..
released after September -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
MOUNDSVILLE

Held to Await Action Of Grand Jury.
Ross Morgan. OF the East End. who
was arrested Friday evening by Con
ftable ]. p. Stewart and Officer Rit-
per, charged with forgery. was ar
raigned before Squire r. VI. Lewis yes.
ferday morning, and after examining
beveral witnesses the Squire held Nor.
gan 20 await the action OF the october
grand jury. under a bond OF $500. lie
WAS unable TO furnish the bond and
fwas remanded 10 the county jail. II
will be recalled that he. II is alleged
Forged the name OF one Robert Lucas
20 a $3.50 order ON the Fort Pitt Coal
company store In this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
PERSONAL WORKERS MEET.

Then Mems Personal Work league
will hold their weekly noon hour meet.
inC to-day az the V VI. G. 4 Follow
ing the serving of luncheon short al
dresses will be made by several oi
the members
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weeks until all round into shape after
which IN" team Will bee picked tor
the season
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Rapidly Proaresslnn-

men will be put 10 work on the lob
tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
Ohio Peaches
Will Be in This Week

Phone early for prices ana
send in your order for delivery
from the fret lot
These are The peaches you
should use for fine canning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-02
Soft White Hands

Are promoted and main
tanned by the daily use Of
Cutlcurl Soap assisted by
IN occasional application Of
Cutlcura Ointment For
red. rough. chappcd and
bleeding hands. and Itch
lng. burning palms the Gu
tlcura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment work wonders.
Cuuoss essB go ofnt.sat 90 ,s-o,,,... 90.
80 I"Ffa esTus .f ssah raH~f f-s 80
- p BOB tdf1H~ fuu~Ira us.f o. 80
- pc. ON shstr cod sfaraHs1 -ffh e,.fs i.
rsat HiI l f .I frst f.r st 10 saIs.sls
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20
BE READY FOR
STRIKE ORDER
RA|LNfN TOLD

New York. July l9.---A, B. Garrett
son and w. G. Lee, representing the
IS. 600 dissatisfied conductors and
trainmen on the eastern railroads,
today notified the chairmen of all
the unions to hold themselves in
readiness for an immediate strike
order.
The communication characterized
the arbitration scheme proposed by
the railroad managers as nothing
short OF plan TO reduce the pay OF
every man in the service instead OF
giving the 20 per cent increase de-
handed
While the notice that the leaders
called an ultimatum was being
drawn. Seth Low, president OF the
National Civic Federation, was ad-
dressing the conference committee OF
the railroads. It is known his state
ments accounted to a charge that
the railroad officials were guilty or
breach of faith with their en-
ployes by not agreeing to arbitrate
the wage question before other griey-
ances are taken up.
Tonight this letter was forwarded
to Mr.. Low by Chairman Elisha Lee
of the committee:
We think the differences of opin-
ion which seem to have existed be-
tween us is the result of misunder-
standing, for it is our purpose to
carry out to the fullest extent any
pledges made by our presidents and
we are glad TO have your assurance
that nothing in your letter was in
tended to charge international bad
faith. For your information we for
ward herewith a copy of our letter
of this date to Messrs. Garretson and
Lee
The letter was referred to suggests
that the board of mediation provided
by the Erdmann act. as amended by
the Newlands law, be permitted to
decide which grievances should be
arbitrated first
Lee and Garretson refused TO COM
ment on the Letter but it is known
the plan of procedure proposed is
not satisfactory to them.
There will be meeting of the com
mittee Of the 100 union executives
at the Broadway Central Hotel to-
morrow morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20
MUTINY IN RANKS
OF P0PE'S GUARDS.

Rome, July ia mutiny among
the Vatican Swiss guards--the sec
ond within four days---oocurred to-
day. Up0n orders from Pope Plus X
the soldiers were siezed, disarmet
and placed under arrest. They We're
replaced by gendarmes, who may
remain as the permanent military
police at the Vatican.
Attempts to curta,l the wine sup
ply Of the Swiss guards led to the
disaffection. Hitherto the guards
men were allowed an unlimited sup
ply OF wine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20

4 the use OF distinctive stamps no
onger is mandatory and the public
low is permitted to mail parcels
with ordinary stamps affixed. The
Insurance fee. which originally was
en- cents, was found to be excessive
md an order effective July l, re-
luced to five cents the fee on parcels
insured to actual value up TO s25i
and ten cent fee is eXacted only
on parcels insured to value of more
than s25 and not exceeding $50. I'm
der this arrangement the business OF
insuring packages has more than
doubled, particu a-ly in the sending
Of valuable merchandise.
Postal experts estimate that, with
he proposed changes in the parcel
pest system in operation, the reye,
uues OF the Postoffice Department
will be so increased as to show a sub
stantial surplus at the end OF IN,
current fiscal year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20

fifteen women. They leered at me-
and then began tearing off part of
my clothes. Ny screams proved IN
awaiting. No one came to my aid
inst then. One of their number
brought forth the rail Quickly ]
became aware of what they intended
doing to me- had heard of such
cruel treatment before"
Saws She Yelled.
AS they lifted me on the rail
yelled at the top of my voice. The
only answer | got was the jeers of
my enemies. They screamed In uni
son as If to drown out my cries and
further torment me Along the road
for a quarter of mile | suffered mis-
cry this like OF which l trust no wo-
man Will ever have 10 endure. Alon~
the way sat the men of the village.
| appealed to them in vain They
did not help the women Neither did
orc of them raise finger to stay the
shameful scene"
las | slid from side TO side on the
rail the women laughed in delight al
any discontinue. 81 did men and
boys who followed the procession,
Just a quarter OF a n lie from my
home there is partly dried up pond.
The women headed toward this, I
OWNED their intention and almost
swooned. The indignites they were
heaping upon me were terrible.
Bring ng the rail up to the edge
Of the pond they jerked il back and
forth until l fell off AS | lay in the
mire they kicked at me and peltad
me with handfuls Of mud Then ono
Of their number told me to get out
Of town in twentv-fcur hours or they
would apply a coat of tar to me,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20
Chinese nation
THREATENED WITH
MORE Civil WAR

Hong Kong, July Perseverance
OF the province of Krang Tung from
the central Chinese government was
proclaimed today by the governor
general of Kwang Tung. The capt.
tai Of the province is Canton. The
governor general says the provincial
council has appointed his COM
mander in chief to lead the southern
troops against those Of the pro-
visional president, Yian Shi Kai, be-
cause of the lattcr's despotism and a
policy which is calculated to ruin
the republic. The governor general
guarantees protection of property
under his control.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20

him family by the half light of the
moon, but | could plainly hear him
cursing and swearing. | decided to
end it all, and | lighted match ana
walked until | was about foot away
from him. Then | lighted another
match, aimed my revolver and fired,
I'm NOT glad and I'm not sorry. 1
just don't care
With this statement. Mrs, Mary f..
Devalle cleared away the mystery
surrounding the death of her hus-
band, Manuel E. Devalle, a wealthy
rancher of Irvington, who was found
dead Wednesday morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20
GOVERNOR PROVINCE
KILLED BY REBELS.

Pekin, China, July 19.---Heavy
fighting is reported at Kai-Klang, in
the province of Kalng-St, after the
hull following the recent defeat of
the southern forces at Hu-Chow, in
the province of Che-Kiang.
The southern rebels killed twenty
officers who had remained loyal to
the Pekin government, including the
new governor of the province of
Ngan-Hwei.
Leaders Of the southern rebel
forces issued a proclamation today
announcing the appointment as pre-
sident of the republic of Tsen Chun-
Hsuan, a former viceroy OF Canton
and Yuan Shih-Kai's old enemy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20

year around, while our shacks, ana
citizens owning them are with us al
ways.
Outsiders can see the same condl'
ton twelve months in year-the
food only two months in twenty
years.
You are hereby notified to cut all
grass. weeds, etc., on any property
YOU may own or rent, a so to remove
barrels, tin cans. bricks, tumble
down houses, (as seen on eleventh
street, etc. We reserve the right to
give honorable mention to the de
serving.
DR.. ". c. CLARKE.
Health Officer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20
FACTORY BLOWS UP.

Winchester. Mass, July 19.-The
factory of the New England Fire
works company went up in the air
in puff OF smoke, carrying the
manager and three workmen. The
former was killed and the latter two
badly burned. The men We're pack
ing rockets in the factory when the
explosion occurred.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20
during the preceding "a hours.
River FORECAST.

The Ohio, from the mouth OF the
Wabash to Cairo, the Mississippi,
from below st. Louis TO Cairo, and
the Wabash, at Mt. Carmel, will rise
during the next day or two and
continue rising for the following
few days. Little change is expected
in the Tennessee. from Florence TO
above the mouth. during the next
few days.
r. T. LINDLEY,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20
M0LLIE 0 CHANGES TIME.

\ change on the Mobile and Ohio
railroad goes into effect today, Sun
day, July goth. Train No. 9. north
bound st. Louis Express. will leave
at 1907 p. m, and train No. 4, north
bound ST. Louis Limited. leaves al
2:45 a. m.
Southbound trains will leave as
follows: Train No. |, Jackson. Cor
NTH. Meridian. Mobile and New Or
leans Express, 2:iS p. m. and train
No. 3, Jackson. Montgomery. Flor
ida, Meridian, Mobile and New Or
leans Limited, 900 a. m.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Poll taxes for the year 1913 are
now due. All persons are requested
TO call at Police Headquarters, Ne
III Commercial avenue, and pay
same.
II. ]. DACRES.
Street Supervisor.
5-30-tf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20
C0TT0N-0 'BRlEN BOUT.

New York, July 19.---Kid Cotton.
new aspirant for fistic honors who
has been doing some clever work
this season, meets Frank 0Brien of
Reading, Pa. here tonight at the
Atlantic Garden A. C. O'Brien holds
a decision over Young Jack O'Brien
and has also put up rafting good
fight with Parry Sullivan, the fight
ing Irishman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20

(Conc uded from First Page.)
be made for each separate postoffice
will be worked out from the foca!
point of the unit (which the post
office is coated The simplicity OF
the plan. it is thought, will make
easily determinable the rate of post
age from what unit TO any other on
any mailsble parcel and will greatly
facilitate the handling Of parcel
most matter st postoffige windows
Under rcgu atoms recently adopt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20

100000 will be turned loose in
Cairo within IL months for levee i'm
provements.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-20
WIFE TELLS HOW
SHE SHOT HUSBAND

san Francisco, Cal, July H.
MY husband lay on the bed jahber-
ing "A 4 drunken stlpof. I could see