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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
PUT SQUIRE IN A FAD LIGHT
Cireumstantal Evidence in Raid on a
Melon Patch.

About forty years ago Squire"
Worcester Of Townsend. Mass, hai a
law Office at Groton Junction, row
Aver and went back and forth each
day upon The train One morning as
be was on his way to the station he
was accosted by neighbor Dea
Peckham who wanted some advice
about catching the young rasca.s'
who vera stealing his melons Gee
some evidence" said the squire, and
IN see YOU again"
Tho next morning the squire was
again accosted by the deacon. Who
asked him to take a look a the melon
patch Now, the squire was afflicted
with q lameness that compelled him
10 wear a boot having an iron lralf
circle On the sole, and judge Of his
establishment 70 find the soft earth III
he deacon's melon latch completely
tracked over with mprin Of that
iron boot"
We'll said the squire. as he star
od for the station "circumstanlial cy!
3snce. purely chcumstantial
Perhaps the sGuires son joe ae
be was then called Il think he is now
a practlcire lawyorl could have eN
plaIrcl De matter If he had mo-,
been in fesr that the same "circum-
stantial evidence" might interfere
with his sitting down comfortably a
supper tiuo.-- rosou Herald
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
AAp NOT MISSED rtiE COLONEL
Iudge Robinson uses the fetort Cor.
tecus In Making Up Quarrel.

some years ago IN Aahama ono
o. TIE mos talented lawyers rrlctIc
INK IN ire south was tho late Coi.
Beaeg Luz tie had o peppeyy terpet.
Not cnly did Bragg disposition W
vo,ye him from time 90 limc in Sc
rio3s differences with his cGNoaaan-.
bul il also led him 70 break OF Maie
able relations with Judge Robinson
most estmabe iuriSt who. @A' "
presiding over a suit in which ~ ~
was interested, had by his &ceisiea 'n
CURED the resentment oil lho alFp-
cate So for a long time the ee'onei
declined even to speak to tho iudge
save when 1t was abso ujeN nccos
sary in the course of business.
Finally. however. his better nature
getting the upper hard, Col. lir't4
determined 10 apologize to Jule EH@
inson and endeayor to effect a ~ ~
al OF their former coap rat" elt
pleasant relations, Meeting the t61e
one afternoon on the steps Of the
state house he impuIsyely thrust oHt
his hand and said
See here. Judge, lets be fecade
again. This thing has gone on long
enough
"Why-er, Bragg" asked the Judge
in Ire meekest and midest way mag
Unable. what's the natter
Simply this judge continued he
fiery bragg Il admire you 50 i'm.
mensely that ! can not for my iie
be content to remain on bad terms
any longer felt that must speak
TO you.
why er Bragg" plped the judge
in the Jhinnest Of voices, Well
feigned look of as;onishment or mis-
face. why er, Bragg, hayeL't yo1
hren speaking to me2'
Al this the lawyer wilted- Lippin,
COTS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
LATEST WRINKLES OF FASHION.
TWO styles That Have -neir Origin
in Vanity.

Two Styles That Have Their Origin
in Vanity
The fashion of wearing elbow
sleeves and long gloves has given
rise in Paris to a very ugly new
vogue which consists in taking a pair
of long white Kid gloves and cutting
the hand off bodily, so as to leave a
kid covered arm and wrist with the
hand entirely bare
ia the eyes of the owners OF bulky
and beauteous rings the idea has some
what to recommend it, but any fash
ion that leaves the hand uncovered
never looks really dressed and for
that reason those VINO wish to be
thought smart are the only ones who
make it popular
Another idea introduced in the
French capital! md ii need not be
added 1t is already here, is concerned
with that useful adjunct of a fashion
able woman's to,let-the gold bag
For some time past this has been
worn adorned with diamonds, rubies
and sapphires. with plain gold ring
that is slipped over the finger to give
the wearer a secure grip upon it. Some
OF the smartest women carry these
gold bags. the rings of which are set
with stones corresponding 10 the
stones inset in the clasps The effect
of a diamond bag ring, slipped on the
finger outside a white hid glove, is
most fetching
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
HOUSEHOLD TOPICS
Suggestions OF Value 10 Women In the
Everyday Affairs of the
Hcne.

fiUy ecican ng lime is approaching
when winter garments must be packed
away aud sometimes the most care
ful of housewives fails TO make SUI
/ 1cient provision against moths. Here
is an old housekeeper's plan Bl
ure everything that IS to be packed
away is thoroughly brushed in every
team, bit of trimming, fold and gather
so that no possible moth eggs remain
Have furs combed, and beaten with
4 switch. Then pack them in perfect
ly clean trunks, boxes or chests that
have been lined with clean news
papers. three thick Saturate bits o.
absorbent cotton with turpentine. and
place between the receptacles and the
,apers. Cover very closely with thre
thicknesses Of papers. and you will
nave no trouble with moths; for the.f
is nothing the detest like the odor OF
'rinters ink and turpeatine
Oil paintings should becleaned with
olive oil Take very soft. small
brush, dip il lightly into the oil ant
brush over few inches at time
hen wipe gently and thoroughly witt
4 very soft cloth,
Here is a receipt tor the genuine
english Good Friday hot cross buns:
Dissolve in a generous halfpint %
warm III lk a quarter OF a cupful o.
1utter Add this to a quart Of site
Tour. half a cupful Of sugar. half q
easpoonful of salt, half a grated nut
neg. half n yeast cake. dissolved in
little water, and two eggs. the whites
md yolks bea en- separately Mix in
o soft dough. place where it vii
not become chilled, and let it rise
over night Take pieces of the doug
he size Of an egg and, with flour o.
5our hands. mold them into rount
axes an inch in thickness; put in {
baking pan with a little space be
ween then cover. ana place where
hey will keep warm. When swoller
O double their size. cut cross in
he center Of each with a sharp knife
md bake for bali an hour in mOdei
lte oven When haken brush with
syrup made of sugar and water.
Housekeepers who are sometimes
obliged TO do their own rough kitchen
work will be pleased to bear-if they
10 not already know it-tha, bin
apron of white table oilcloth is a
great comfort Try g. and You will
never again be without one. Make
two or three plaiis, on either side, at
ne waist line. i'm bo.h bib and apron
10 make it fit comfortably Clean
With hand "Sapolio.'
When ivory becomes yellow, set il
the sun 70 bleach To clean it,
wash with alcohol an a soft brush.
hen polish with dry, soft brush.
4 mirror. when intended TO De dec
oratye. should always Doe placed
where it will reflect something which
will add to the appearance of tn
room such the window with a view
beyond. or the open door leading tc
another room. an effcct Of pace thus
gained. Never hang il where The
SUMS rays VIII fall upon 90. or it viii
become duell ami its power OF re
Election Injured
Wash fringed doilies with "Fele
Napiha" soap and. after rinsine, float
them i'm a large pan filled with clear
water until the fringes are lying ont
straight. then slip a piece of ma
nilla paper under them and let them
day on f. No more t-ouble with the
fringes Martha Keller
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
Great Intellect Not se7u.sthsd

Paul Mcudcc. Who was buried jb
other day al Paris, was Vic or Iiuro
executor and the guardian Of bis onn
surviving daughter. Adele Hugo. Shs
Is an old Lads ot 75, weak iu her mind
who lives IN q small country houst
not far from Paris under the care o.
two nurses. She has no notion %,
her wea-th-thanks To- the r0Salr.e.
OF her fathers works she is immense
lv eeaIthy-and works hard writing
PLAYS which she imagines are pr0duc.
ed in Paris and in the provinces
Now ana again she r. brought into
Paris and taken to a matinee a. one
c' the thcaters There che SITS iu q
corner Of the stage box believing
that the play she is watching IS one
OF her own and bowling when the
audience applauds-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

If Col Farnbaker keeps on with
his work of boosting the Cairo team
he will compel MS TO believe he real
~ has some goods in the aggregation
He really missed his calling by not
becoming an Advertisement writer
Ninccnnes Capital.
Stop your Nddin' Pee Dee Gee. The
Colonel is an old Lacquer and prides
himself on his versatility. willing t.
tackle anything in the newspaper line
except writing social functions. But
on he square the Cairo team is just as
stout as We have given it credit and
time will prove 10 the sorrow of Vim.
cennes thar II is true Wen beat it
into YOU on the diamond
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

Word has been received from Frank
Belt, manager of the jacksonville
team in the X. / r. league. that he
cannot arrange any exhibition games
here during April The open dates
here are taken by Jacksonville else
where and the dates that he can come
here are booked with other teams
Manager Corners is disappointed, as
he believes that Jacksonville would
draw well He will try to land a few
games with Danville. also Of the Kitty.
Bloomington Paragraph
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

Charles Wills will be remembered
by the Danville fans as a pitcher. as he
pitched fer the old Danville team in
1898 Since then W lis has been play
ing first base, anu has the reputation
0f being the best first baseman in the
Texas league for the last three sea
sons. He was captain of the Fort
Worth club and has won the pennant
for three seasons Manager Workman
says he has a man in Wills, who will
deliver the goods from the start. Be
sides being good fielding first base
man he hits The ball hard and often.
Wills hit 32S the first season in Texas ,
and always hit over the 800 mark He
large man weighing 1875 pounds
and stands 6 feet-Danville CONNER.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

The Morning Star and Even ne jour,
nal-Gazete of Nation are quarreling
over a name for the team. The Star
stands for the Hyphens while he Jour
nalGazette won't have anything but
the Canaries The team may cut q
dash in the league and again it may
be awful "yaller' When the two Mat
loon papers have settled their quarrel
the fans over the circuit will pick a
name that suits them best.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

N,. Matutu. on the island of SayaJ.
samoan group. has covered thirty
square miles Of land around it with
lava. ana stream twelve miles vide
IS Towing into the sea Tie Java g.
brown uu 200 ieet aud. ID latest aC-
ouuts. had Increased the hight of the
roun.aiu. since AUegt o. 1905 by
$500 .ee..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
ReNersinn 1hLrns.

a mans hunt fu- leslts said ihc
philosopher, lis Hw conducted 0a fLe
us8al rules OF races for De- never
starts in pursuit Of il budl DE- find ID
IS already run down. Baltimore
American.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

Some one made the assertion to the
writer yesterday that all baseball fans
are crazy We have in the past visit
ed insane asylums at Anna. Kankakee,
Hopkinsville and Bethlehem, but
among all the patients in the four in
ftitutionS there We're none that had
idiosyncrasies. Fans may be wrought
up to the highest pitch of mental OK.
element. but they never become
crazy. When the strain upon the mind
becomes too intense. cerebral hemoTr-
hage or paresis results. followed by
death. but never any automatic wind.
ing jiggered clockwork appears in the
think.tank a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
Curl acknowledgements

Before chrysanthemWns are exhibit
"a at the various shows they are
curled and friled by specialists to
make them appear to the best advan-
tage,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
BASE BALL GOSSIP
No Fan ever Goes Crazy--Mattoon
Papers Engage in Quarrel Over
Nickname.
BY M. ]. EARNsAkER.


former secretary rs !, I. League.
The fever has broken out In earnes
al Mattoon and ranges over the cen
fury mark Fahrenheit If il will only
stick at 1914, neither no higher nor
lower, consuming not the body and
soul the thirst for baseball will last
all summer Here's something in the
hape OF a piece OF poetry from the
Mattoon Morning Star that actually
scintillates. It's now up 10 the Jour
nal Gazette to come back with some
thing in rhyme about the Brides %
Say what's he matter with Brides
as nickname? You fellows have
done gone done it, Brides! Bird
iesl Brdies.i! Oh, how sweet ana
pretty Wait TIL we get whack at
you. and then ii will be "Bobtail Bird
les.
BY the Umpire.
Hyphens in-Canaries out
Bold and fearless, they
No little brides flying about
The Hyphens here to stay
Brides scratch among the corn
Can nary emblem make
The Star will always blow its horn
Our club to Hyphenate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
wise worcs i Pope.

A man should neYP, be ashamed =
own that he has beer in The wrong
which is but saying. other words.
that he is wiser to-da than he was
yesterdays- Pore.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

Jake Grnstead's CONTRACT signed in
regular form arrived yesterday and
was Immediately forwarded 10 Presi-
dent Gosnel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

Charley Conf keys bunch of Chica.
70 White SoN consisting Of 10 men
passed through Cairo yesterday morn
NJ en- route to Jackson Miss, and
Nicksburg
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

Motor Cars for Nava! Men
Some of the officers of The British
navr now carry motor ears 10 spg
with them, for use il foreign ports
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
II MOI. we will be compelled @ get
along without his services

Danyille viii need few faster
men than those signed 10 win the
Kitty pennant \ team eqeai 10 the
Central lcag1e calibre win be neces-
sary TO go near he pennant this sea
o. Nincennes Capital
Sh h-h! Perry. don't tip It on Some
team has to be in the cellar, ana while
we amt picking IT, we know thar neitn.
er Cairo nor Y.ncennes want to take
the shoot through The trap door
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

Clifford Lane is in the city and viii
probably sign bis contract today for
this season at an increase In salary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

Clyde Goodwin. one Of the premie.
twiriers Of the Kitty league Of 1904
bat now a member of Joe Cantillion
Brewers is visiting in Vinceunes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
When He is Unfortunate

There Is tiGo In the affairs Of
man when everybody seem. TO try 70
soak him Exchange
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
SOUTHERN DIVISION

THE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO NENPHt
NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA. At
LANTA. JACKSONVILLE, rA-
YANNAH. NfCESBuRa
aud JACKSONVILLE.
Bt0A q. N. The Dixie Flyer hsmphis
Fsshsiiie aud Jackson vile.
asfo =. N Memphis and Nsg ORE - limit
ed Wis Mem Sits. arriving in Nemphs ~ ssfi
q. m. and New Orleans s.i5 D. IA.
G.fb0 q. m. PsdBcah and ouisville.
I.f1 p. m, daily, Memphis and New Orlean
Past Mail arriving IN Memphis Il 7,f5 N. and
New Orleans Al $40 = NJ.
lisI D. M, daily, \ AshYille, CAatAnOorAand
Atlanta.
$3.50 pm. Memphis and New Orleans speois
arTfxe ~ Memphis 81 u 50 D. m, New OTleap
ifs81s- m.
8tf5 n p.dnesh md JsaA Vile.
eEFoT througs tarEsts, siespi1E car accom.
fnodstfons and further Information apply Al
Iflinofa Central Passenger Station, Cairo, nj.
p. ". Gross, Tkt. Astl
sc. HATCH. Up. A.
a. HANSON. Passenger Traeie Manager,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
BY the Umpire.

The Danyiile Kittens viii spend the
first week of training at Crawfords-
Vile, Ind, the hcme of the deceased
Soldier-Statesm Lew Wal
lace.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
-~'JLLis TErS
smoky Mountain lea stugurls
g,., u.si,sr. e., E,s, pa,,..
4 Busy Medicine for Busy Peep.

srHrt eolisn Health aud Renewed Vigu
specific Tor Constipation, Indil estion Liy
sd Kidd y Troubles, Pimpies, Eczents, lmlur
'l,ei Ba.. 3rta.h, Sluggish 2owsls, Heads,t
"A backarhe It's Rocky Mountain Tea in a
fo-rr ~ r~n'e bov. Genuine made h
.rN.IsrGs Der. H"NpANy- Ms6.14 VIZ
, nea .Eer~v ~on AAt' NJ eer-,.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to December 10, 1905.
CaE FAST MAIL ROUCB
shortest and Quickest Route 70
ST. Louis & Chicago
~rr.,ns leave Cairo

1872 a. m. Da " Chicago Nestioule Limited,
arriving in Chicago at II 80 a. m connecting
with AZ ernoon trains for all points east and
north.
2.2O n m. Daily st. Louis Might Limited
arriving IN st. Louis st T.0s .. m, connecting
NJ Uuion Station for all points west. slsepins
cars open at a:4b p. m.
$40 a. m, Chicago Daylight ESprsss
except Sunday, makes sll stops between Oair
and Chicago. arriving in Chicago At $50 p. ~
B:1O a. M. st. Louis Norning Express
except Sunday, arriving in St. Louis at il;E
making all stops.
IItI5 a. m. 1T. Louis Fast MsIl, arrI' =
ing In st. Louis at $500 ..
1913 n. IN. Chicago Midday Special
arriving In Chicago, ~ p. IN.
2;;s 50. IN. Daily -. Louis Limited. ar
irving in Sc. Louis at : '05 o. m, con uecting
Union Station Tor ausss City. Omaha, Den
yer. San Francisco aud sll points west.
7:35 o. IN. Afternoon Express for OftF
Eniaghsm, dsttDon. Tolons, uhampsien T.
csxc
srto Q. m. Tbebes accommodates.
1909 D. IN. Chicago and Eastern IA
press striving in Chicago at 30 a. m Indian
spolia 7:E CInciuaati, 40 =. ~. RrTH'~ ~
r. m. New York 1850 .. N. Sleeping cars
Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

The best tobacco in Macedonia,
WHICH II a notable country for the
growing Of that crop is in and around
Drama
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-09

D,cenr,are For New Yo-k aud eastern
dSScHYsto cities shouid bear in mind
"a It The m nofs Central Is the quickest route
bv many hours leaving Cairo AZ 7.e0 p. m and
arriving 10 New rk a. 30 the second day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

respond 10 natures treatment more
quickly than 60 any medical science.
Tho rules they adopted included
hoso.
The patients feet must be- kept
warm. hot water bottles being used
when necessary. The body must be-
well wrapped In blankets The head
may be entirely exposed. bat must be-
BE- turned 30 that a breeze viii strike
the side of the face Cool fresh
water. IN small quantities. may be-
frequently administered 70 the pa-
uent There must be frequent cold
baths Easily dlgestod fluid food may
be- given
When this roof cure was visited
there were n dozen babies under the
troatmop- The nurses said thnt all
would recover OF scores OF casoa
treated only one child has died. and
DC was hopeless when he reached the
hospital
we have concluded" said snpt
Fisher. "tha; tho best way TO kU a
baby suffering from pneumonia. 81 90
place q On n amothorinR crib. seal the
windows and doors. allow people 20
i've Ia the sick room. permit damp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
NAVAL EXPERTS SAY
MORE DISPLACEMENT

Washington. -. c.. Feu. 90 In incl
discussion by The naval experts con
corning thc defisua Of the battle ship
or sDy val battle ships io Pee author
lied at De present session of congress
there already observed "a difference
uf opinion concerning the lIsplnce.
mont The general naval board o. Boa
favor aaI has urgently recommended
displacement of $4,000 tons, as com
pairing with 10000 tons. the former
.dlHpl cement plan. which is c0nsId.
erred n ferior to battle ships of more
recon. rcsign now under construction
.by Great Britain France and Russia.
o b. believed however that toe 1000
tons additional displacement recon-
mcuHod by the general board is not
SUN ent. al least Such an opinion
De- expressed by certain naval officers.
intending Rear Admiral Cappa the
chic. constructor of the navy % ls
pointed out that NJ the displacement
LOO iUe new battle snip De 90 be- in.
croa "a. d might a. wen be- made
10000 tons. 81 is considered that the
5000 ons extra viii not give the bone
0ts ~ speed and increased battery
which viii compensate for the extra
cost of the enlargement. 10 ls evil
DEM hat tho discussion Of this point
will be- most interesting. and that out
of he agitation win develop d bat.
tlo .uip la this country, which VIII
surulss in Size, speed, protection and
armament, anything of the same class
dcs.Fned or now building abroad
Enc year these advances ln battle
shin designs have been considered as
mar ing the end OF their development
but ach year some new feature has
been adopted. So that it lH considered
tha tho development OF the battle
shin las hy nn means terminated 200
marr iH SIN ender consideration by
lhp naval authorities. and 10 ls cx-
pcHl that even after q definite de-.
cis.HH has been reached, the fight over
The Innage may bo carried into con.
gre
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
PlNKERTONS AFTER
ALLEGED MURDERER
or THE EN. GOVERNOR or IDAHO
BIG REWARD FOR l.. j. siMP-
RiNs.

Circulars have heou received lu
Albuquerque, one OF which was male
ga 90 ihls oinoe. from the plnkertnn
National Detective Agency offering
ia reward OF $1,000 for tho arrest or
information leading t0 the arrest of
l.. ! simpkns. 'Hlias simmons.
nB the circulars state. who is wanted
hy the Pinkerton people Zoo conneC-
tlon with tho murder uf eve Governor
Frank D. stcunenberg of Idaho. The
circulars say the reward win bc paid
hy Governor Frank n Gnodlng of the
state OF Idaho
Simpklu8 is alleged by the plnkpr-
Tons to DO the most important meme
bcr of tho sinner circle of the West
ern Federation of Miners. and they
claim that be- was responsible for
many crimes which thoy are trying 90
las nI tho door OF the iCdpfall Ion
sImpkins description Is given as fol-
lows
Age go years. height. o fect. s 10
Tor q inches. weight $50 pounds
build. heavy. thick chestod slightly
sto0p- 8huuldcrcd. blue cyCa. with "a
decided caHt shifty glance, very pee
Cular look large teeth prominent
] NNN'N NNNNNH N'.NNNN NHNhN NN.NNH NANfAH"
tache dark and tawny, may ho
smooth faced medium complexion
when last seen wore dark gray coat,
/ gray trousers nf cheap appearance,
black fedora hat with high crown and
large hrim. long black oycrcuat.
white lay-dOwn collar medium cole
Orgd fuur-in- hand tie ~ member of
the executive committee of che West
cm Federation OF Miners
The above description is quoted lii-
orally from The PinkouOn circulars.
| Simpklna sB n ls understood. iH quite
well known in the coal camps Of
northern New Mexico at Trinidad,
and 9Omp say at Gallup. boat 10 is not
believed that no Is in New Mexico.
] The circulars are sent ont from the
/ Spokane offices of the p'ngcriOn
agency, The agency claims that they
have all the alleged members Of the
HO-cuIlpd "lnner circle" excepting
SlmpkinH. and the size 90 the reward
indicates their anxiety tO go ihold of
him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
FoRaER Rae NOW IN
JAIL AT SANTA re.

James 49, Rae. arrested at Estnncin.
Torrance county last sunday evening
ou lspicion OF being the Stonowan
county hank robber, was taken 20
Santa be bY a. Phillips "a deputy
shDrT of Torrance county. and placed
lu fH lail there for safe keeping iip
viii He held there until the Texas au-
Thor les have been heard from Rae
wou not discuss tho arrest, except
u sHy th8t he is the victim Of mis-.
tak.H Identity As previously publish
ed .t was arrested ON complaint OF
station Agent John T. Kennedy az
Esialcia. who alleges that Rae asked
him cash an express order for $40,
after having FIRST presented and With.
drawn a draft Tor $500, on the First
Naf unal bank OF Chicago. signed hy
Trr#urcr A. y. Tarhutt, OF the Gulf
Colorado a Santa Pc Railway com.
PAM Pictures of the man under ar
resi- nave been sent 90 the police au.
thorIos az Houston, Texas, for ldcnt
lhCU ON