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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
SAVE WOMAN FROM
DEATH ON GALLOWS
ITALIA, SENT ENCED
TO HANG, is GIVEN TERM
IN PRISON.
DENIED HER APPEAL
TO Supreme Court AS Application Had
Not Been Made In Time-Cee-
brated New Jersey
Casa

Trenton, n. j., March lo.-Antoi-
nette Tolla, sentenced to be hanged
next Monday was snatched from the
gallows today By the court Of pardons,
which. after a conference Of less than
twenty minutes, dec ID that the
woman should serve a term OF seven
ana one-half years in the state prison
An appeal for new trial was made
10 the supreme court last week, but
could not be granted because the ap,
plcation had not been made within
the time specified by law.
Counsel for Mrs Tolla then asked
Governor Stokes to call the court OF
pardons in extra sezs ion, which he did
ana after conference the board de
cided to commute the woman's SEN
tence.
The fixing of term OF imprison-
ment for a person sentenced 10 han
by the court of pardons is the estab-
! shment Of a precedent in this state.
Never before has a term less tnan life
Imprisonment been fixed
Under the Communication rules Of the
state prison for good behavior Mrs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
AN OHIO SUSPECT
IS ANOTHER HOCH
WARRANTS ISSUED FOR A cLEVE.
LANDER, KNOWN TO HAVE
MARRIED 4 TIMES.
He HAS DISAPPEARED
Lives With Two Wives at Same Time
Until Death Removed One
Under Suspicious Circum-
stances.

Cleveland Ohio, March 10,-Harry
J. Reyuold, general superintendent OF
the ore firm Of Corligan. Kinney a
Co., Is believed to be another Johann
Hoch II Is known that in twenty-five
years he contracted marriages with
Miss Lilly Cook in Buffalo in 1881,
who with his four children, lives I
62 Northampton street Miss Belle Nc
Kenzie, a saleawoman, In Chicago in
1902 who died at Lakeside Hospital
April /, 1904: Miss Mae Smith, aged
wenty-one, in Norwalk AT 1880 p m,
Monday. who is now at her bcme in
Norwalk and with the mother of a
girl at Blairsville, Pa
Reynolds has sappeared War.
'arts f~r h'e arrest have heop Issued
and the police of New York, Erie,
u1aly, aDa utner points nave been
notified to arrest him on sight.
Hi, last wife says Reynolds tod her
that he had a daughter, nine years old
in the schools at BlairsyiIle. Il Is said
also that Reynolds lived with two
wives at the same time in Cleveland
until death removed one OF them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
WOMEN STORMEO
HOME OF PREMIER
POLICE FORCED TO DRIVE Fee.
MALE suFFRAolsTS FROM
RESIDENCE.
THIRTY JEALOUS WOMEN
Three Ringeaders Escorted 10 Police
Station Followed BY Compan-
ions Shouting Down
With CD"

London, March 10. A band Of thirty
Jealous women suffragists attempted
to storm Premier Campbell-Banner.
mans official residence In Downing
street today They used the knocker
vigorously and attempted To force an
entrance when the door was opened
fhe women clung tenaciously TO the
all ng5 when the police tried 10 dis.
Derse them and only succumbei after
determined resistance to the super
ior strength Of large force of police,
Three ringleaders We're taken 10
the police station. struggling and
screaming and followed by their com
lanions shouting Down with 'C,D.!'
nd other war cries
C-B., otherwise Premier Campbell
3annerman, was PRECEDING at a cabi-
ct counc ! at the time the women
allied, and he refused to sec them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
ROADS MUST AGREE
To Arbitration say New York Central
Managers or Bitter Rate War
viii Ensue.

Chicago. Marcn 10.-The manage
mCnt of the New York Central lines
according TO the Record Herald, his
decided 10 take part in the rate war
with both the stan ard and different
ial reads l'rless the Erie and Grand
Trunk iume 3iately agre 10 an arbitra-
ION OF the dlfferential question. notice
will be ent to the interstate commerce
commission Of a reduction in eastern
fares by the Lake Shore Michigan
Central and Nickel Plate. Such ac
zion would involve every line between
Chicago ard the Atlantic seaboard IN
the biggest and bitterest rate war
since she early DAYS af c"t rates and
free-forail tariffs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
TWELVE HUNDRED MEN HAVE
BEEN BURIED IN PITS OF
FRENCH MINE BY EXPLOSION
Notwithstanding Efforts Of Rescung Parties Moth
ing Could be Done to Save Entombed Men
GALLERIES HAVE FALLEN I'M

surrounding the mouth of the mine fs]
ahowing signs Of impatience at what
Il considers slow progress baing made
by the resouers.
All France has been profoundly
schocked by the magnitude IL the a.
aster. which Is said 70 be the greafestl
in the hietory OF continental mining.
President Eallieres sent his secre-
tary. accompanied by Minister cf Publ
lie Works Gautier and Minister OF thel
Interior Dub eft, ON special train
10 the scene of the disaster.
The scene Of the catast raphe Ii II
mountainous mining region near Lens,
department of Pas De-cafais. HereI
are huGdled small hamlets Of mine
workers who operate the most product
tiev coal mines in France. SubteT~)
ranean chambers form series I'D
tunnels Six OF the outlets are near|
Lens and others at Corrrieres VerI
iun and many other points. About
1000 miners work the group OF mines.
and with their fam lies, make pop-l
lation OF 5000 to 5000 souls.
The catastrophe trok place shortly
lfter the 1875 men had descended ini
0 the mine this morning. There wa
deafening explosion followed hy|
ages and mining apparatus being hnrl
d from the mouth Of the Courrieres|
Inc, Men and horses nearby outside|
10 mine were either stunned or killed
1med ately following the explosion
lmes burst from the mouth of fha|
I. driving back those without wha|
ter and doomiHg those within.
The populace of the district is ap4
lied by the disaster, which affects
cry household
Those persons who were rescued
ere terribly brrned. The latest esti
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
SUCCESS ASSURED
OVER CONFERENCE
SPIRIT or CANCELLATION HoVERG
OVER GERMANS CAMP AT
ALGECIRAS.
FIND MIDDLE GROUND
Acceptable to Both Parties and Moroc-
can Question viii BE Settled
Principles of France
Not Effected.

Algeclras, March l0-The spirit OF
Cancellation was most marked at to-
davis session Of the conference and
produced the general i'm. sion that
settlement of the issues is ong a nat
Ter of time and adjustment Of details
Germany has mate ally modified
the conditions on which She conceded
the Franco-spanish police force, but
France still hesitates to accept these
condition. -
Indications are. however that an ac-
ceptable middle ground viii be found
The days debate covered both the
questions of police and bank.
Concerning the bank Germany de
clared her willingness to concede
three shares to France whereas
France claimed four, but this differ
ence promises to be readily adjusted.
Concerning the police, German,
French ANA Austrian delegates made
speeches. Herr Won Radowit2, head
of The German delegation, said he ac'
cepted the Austrian proposition.
Count Welshersheim the Austrian
delegate, explained his project as offer
ing a fair middle ground.
These statements produced a most
favorable impression, the delegate
saying a great step had been made
toward accord
French Delegate Revolt maintainei
thar the port ought to have the same
administration and that therefore II
was inadyisable to divide them accord
ing to the Austrian plan Revoil's IT,.
marks indicated that he expected %
speedy adjustment OF the police ques-
ton which was then submitted to q
comm tee with a view Of recOncilinS
the few remaining differences.
The conference adjourned until
Tue day. when it is hoped The work
If the committee will be concluded.
London. March l0.-The ccnciliatory
,ttitude of The Germans at Algeciraa
conference today is favotably com
neated upon here by officials who
now believe thar a settlement Of the
auctions between Germany and
France Is assured. Friday it was
feared that Germany would nsift on
hcr suggestion that an officer Of q
third power would be appointed la
spec. or of police and have authority
over the French and Spanish Office 81
II is now thought Germany will agre'
to waht practically viii be a France
Spanish control Of the gcniarmeri
Thus far results attained are con .id-
cred to be q victory Cor the Anglo
French contentious. the conces sion
made not affec; ng the principles iuT
which France IS fighting
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
GREAT SUPPLY OF
ANTHRACITE COAL
PRICE IS NOT TO BE RAISED IN
NEW YORK, WHETHER OR
NOT A STRIKE.
Nine MILLION TONS
In Stock Now at New York-Arthra
cite Operators Have Completed
Answer TO the Mine
Workers.

New York, March l0.-The price Of
hard coal is not 20 be raised, in New
York City at least even If there is "A
strike, acord ng 10 a statement Issued
today by the newly created publicity
bureau of he anthracite operators
The authoritative statement was made
today that the anthracite coal opera
tors now have stored in and about
this city. 100000 tons of coal ready
for consumers. IL has been decided
that whether there is a strike or not
the price OF coal fob will not be
raised. q
Concerning the al dispute one Of
the members of the operators commit
tee of seven, David w llcox, president
of the Delaware and Hudson Company.
said today:
Tho subcommittee appointed last
Tuesday to consider The propositions
cf the anthracite miners reported to
the general committee OF even yes
terday. and the fun committee decided
upon the reply to the miners which
will be delivered to Mitchell as soon
as II can be printed Both the de
mands of the miners and the answer
to them VII be made public the day
after they are delivered to the miners
committee
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
SOLDIER
President Roosevelt Extends Ex.ertiye
clemency 10 Wesrsr Of
The Khaki

Marnctte. Wis. March 10-AleE-
ander LaDuke. member Of company
]" second regimen Of Wisconsin
stale troops during the spznish-Am-
ericsn wa. wh3 was sentenced 10 life
Imprisonment at Fort Leaveuworih b
for killing a private wa pard0ned 60
dar bg President Rao-ev through
rha efforts of Senator LaFollet-e ac--
Ing ol the ICcommendation 4 lsaac
stephenson. Of this City.LaDuke shot
ana killed Private StraitOn Of the
Thirteenfh r.. S Infantry tu q hrawi
a. Ponce. PORE Rico. in 1895 Hs vas
csurt t-artlaEe3 AMI sssienoeI fo- life
FRIENDS Immediately took up tae hgni
in his behalf. claiming it was seif-ie-
fense.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
DOLAN IS STRONG
Reflected in Elections Nov Being Held
Among the Mine
Workers.

Pittsburg. March 10.-That Presi-
dent Patrick Doian Of district No. 3
Of the United Nine Worker Of Amer
lea. will go 10 the international cou-
vention VI tn strong support from his
own district is shown in the returns of
the election Of candidates by local
unions
The anti-Dolan faction in the district
has been defeated in several In
stances and new delegates being elect
ed by the local unions reflect the work
Of the friends Of the defiant president
among the men who were against him
at the recent dirtrict conveniiCn- r.
vas learned to-ay that flhe total
number of delegates elected uI 10 this
time. fully two-thirls are me who
were not in attendance st 4 last
convention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

Paris, March 10.-A terrible exple-
sion occurred today IN a coal mine in
the Courrleres distr ct Of the Pas-De
Calais, IS miles from Bethune 1t has
been learned that out of 1876, mer
who descended into the pit to worl
only 59l have come np leaving !
204 buried in the three pits
Rescue parties that have come tc
he -urface say that all further at
tempts at rescue are useless. It l.
stated that a smouldering fire broke
out last night, in the Cecil pit Of tbc
Courrlere mines near Merieourt al r
depth of 270 metres NJ. BaraHlt. ch c
engineer of the mines descended fo
The purpose OF Investigating the cir
eum tances whic hled 10 the fire. Thi
Is all that Is known Of the origin Of
the terrible catastrophe Cages u
which the miners descended into tn
pits 2 8 and 4 were at about seve
O'Clock this morning hurled thirl
feet from The mouth of the shat
A miner working near the mouth ";
killed Some Of the Imprisoned mine
sought to @ cape TO the pits which
gained intact and several rescu
80 pade, The first cages came
,txsQek with about dozen he
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

lice 10 prey rpon drunken men. WI
Ia their "graft- parlance are terne
.blunts." Under prefenss Of a-restiIl
-uch men OF taking them 20 a pace 4
safety. ther would steer them 70
place whe-e he women coaid q
then. then tAe police wouli demais
the lions share u the sroils.
Police Clmmi.s one bingham ID
a taik VITA Assistant y. trio; AifoTns
Els. prosecutor in rae Claiche cad
ana NIr Waldo. Bingham's Fl
deputy. had a talk al the same I'D
with District Attorney Jeroms Bo1
police officials reirse5 TO rake knoz
the purpose of their visits and
jerome and Mr Ely were equally 4
cor muuicaI vc
Terrified bv thc exposures IN
Claiche girls confe ion the pol
biacsmailers today were driving 81
e1 v-tnesses whose fsstim0ny Wo
corr5horate Berthe Cislehs. in-o
iug under threats ~ persecat
Tae-e women ngu arr slraid 70
seen n any 6 Their old haunis- 4
are feslns in cre-y dl-ectioa.
Il IS knosn thai sizEy raiiss I'D
maIlars have been exHosi ~ re
OF the confession 4 De Ciaiche Cd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

in he efforts 10 rescne the entom
rincrs and recover the bodies of u
killed.
A state Of stupor and desolation pr
vails over the Courriere mining reglo'
The most ag9nizng scenes are wi
oessed at the pit mouths and gem
srmes experience the utmost difficult
IN restraining the erowda Of pe-p''
eager TO ascerian n the fate Of their r'
'atives.
At Lille estimates Of the dead ar
from 1000 to 1900, which figures
however are given under all reserv'
"rtil more exact detils are obtain
able.
Gas is pouring into pit No 2. pr"
venting entrance. and II Is impossihl
20 succor the men imprI oned there
In pit No. 3 the cages " II not work
having been damaged by the violenc'
of the explosion Rescue work there
fore. is proceeding mainly in p.
Nc
Ten miners from pit No II were re
moved alive but none Of the $50 min
ers who entered pit No have yet
been brought ont
or 500 miners wh0 descended there
this morning. according 10 a dispatch
from Lena 1888 have been brought out
rescre of the Others g. impossible. T.
rit Nc. 3 only thirteen men ont Of
tf43 have been rescued and as he
ladders are broken and cages iammed
the ro2cucrs despair OF helping the
others.
Foreman Lecomte came up from the
mine this sftern on aud re0o-tej "a
terrifying scene below. The CROW q
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
MAY DONATE MILLION.

Devc-. Colo. Mach lot was re-
D ried here to-day thar Joha -. Rocke-
feler was 20 put q million dollars into
the Juveu 10 Improvement association
providing thai the association becomes
national IN scope and that Judge Ben
r. Lindsay. of Denver. remains a. the
head Of the cr-anizaCoa In a state
me7t given out Tonight Judge Lindsay
in.imates thar ibe statement is prema-
ture
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
w
NO HOr L
thief engoneer Y r


Pas-De-Calais, NJ l. i. says fir(
r~ke out in the pit Monday afternooi|
I'd that the engineers coped with Il
best they were able. but Friday
aing unable 10 master il. they close.|
utlets. Fissures. he thinks. must hayl
1rmed which permitted gases 10 ej
7pe and these becoming ignited RI
llted in the explosion,
One OF the engineers Of the mini
"a The cage war unable to descenI
'ore than $50 meters. while the "a
ary where the miners are entonbed
o me res farther down The rescuerI
Who descended In this cage repoE
having heard distinctly the lmpriscnel
non tapping on the water pipes. bu
he hope rekindled by this Statement
Vss evtingui' he'd by Leon who est
~a'ed r. would tase eight aavs 20 dis
'o1ee fhe debris 10 the shafts and tha
~eanWhile the miners would die. eth
n from starvation or as0hvxia'iop. I
20 the present time $50 bodies hay
been taken from the Dis 10 and
an having been asphyxiated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

Topeka, Kan, March l0,--A person
who sells liquor by the use OF which
another person becomes intoxicated IS,
TO a degree, respons BILE for the acts
of this second person while in an in
toxicated condition This is the sub
stance of decision rendered in the
supreme court here today by Justice
Green
The case was brought by Rnth
Reener against Rosina Seibold and
Emma Hargelin In the district court
of Atchison county Mrs. Reener re.
ce.yad Judgment for $4,000 damages.
The defendants appealed to The sn-
preme court which now upholds the
judgment Of the lower tribunal The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

Tolia may cut down her term TO five
years.
Mrs. Tol,a owes her life TO Mary
Grace Quacienboss. a New York at
totney who has made a desperate fight
20 ave the womans life
Mrs Tolla shot and killed Joseph
Sonta, an Italian cJntractO- who. sh r.
declared had made repeated attemp s
TO criminally assault her. and who,
was discovered. wa making anothe.
attempt whom hp was shot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
EXPOSES
MUCH ROTTENNESS
STARTLING CHARGES ARE MADE
AGAINST NEW YORK POLICE
BY WOMAN.
HELP WOMEN ROB MEN
Sixty Patro men Have So FsT Been
ineitded IN tn. Conf-Esior-
witnesses Are Noa
Fleeing.

New York. Mares Io.-The caarse
that the police actually aided Tender
Join womtn - rob. aul thas they lived
leeIctiy as Emile Gs-irun dtd- in hats
supported ty women is me most starts
lne part 81 tle coufe-s-o1 81 bfrlle
Claiche. made public II part taaay.
The police, she says. make i q prac-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
vENDER OF LIQUOR IS HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACTS
|OF AN INTOXICATED PERSON

case is especially important because
il is the first time the supreme court
of Kansas has ever been called upon
to pass upon this question
In 1909 w. r. Reener w. X Bur
chrat and c. T Oathout went to a
brewery on the outskirts of Atchison,
run by Rosina Seibold and Emma Har-
geiin. The three men became intoxi-
Gated, fought, and Reener shot ana
killed both Burchart ana Oathout. lie
was convicted Of murder in the first de
gree and is now in the penitentiary
under sentence Of death. Mrs. Reener
brought suit against the owners OF
the brewery for the loss Of her nus
bands support Her charges are now
upheld.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
BIG SNOW IN WEST.

Cheyenne. Nyo.. ARrch i0.-in
Wyoming. western Nsbra ska. and
northern Colorado snow has been fall
ing steadily nee sundown yesterday
and nearly a foot covered the ground
ar unset today The weather g. grow
trg c1ide- and stuckmCR fear losses
saouid the storm continue forty--ight
hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
ROADS OFFER RATES.

Richmond Ind, March To- Chas T.
shiyely of Richmond, supreme chan
cellor of the Knights of Pythia5 today
announced that the railroads in the
Southwestern Passenger association
have granted a ra.e OF one fare plus
25 cents for the Biennial Conclave at
New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
ERA AT LONDON.

London. March 10.-Pr.ncess Ena ot
R1tienmurg. future queen Of Spain a.
rived here this evening and was met
AZ the railroad station by the Spanish
ambassador and other members Of the
emba sy. The princess proceeded TO
Aensington palace.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

Geor

New York, was on the platform de-
liyering an address Most stopped a
the command of the police Who clear
ed the hall Tie crowd resisted the
police ana in the confusion blows were
exchanged.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
THREE FATAL ACCIDENTS.

Shamokin, Pa March 10.-Three
'atal accidents occurred today. JOS.
Lee was smotlereI by culm bank
cave in. John Morgan, a Locust Gap
nini1g expert yas killed by fall Of
coal at Locust Springs eolliery. and
an Italian was killed AT Hickory Ridge
mine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

New York, March 10.-Presideat
Mitchell of the United Mine Workers
does not leave for Indianapolis tonight
as it nd been announced he would.
Instead he hastily called together 9th
or members OF the miners sub-com
mittee having in charge The negoia-
tions with the anthracite operators,
hut the meeting was postponed until
tomorrow. The unusual activity
around the miners headquarters to
night, the hastily called meeting of the
subcommittee and Mitchells posi-
poned departure for the west, CON
hined to give rise 10 a rilmor that the
miners had received the reply of the
operators to their demands or pr pO-
sitions" submitted the latter part of
February. II also was rumorel that
the reply was unfavorable. although 10
confirmation on this point could ba
obtained tonight either from the min
crr o. operators.
II is surmised that the negotiations
between the anthracite workers and
operators have reached a crucial stage.
The reticence OF all person connected
with the negotiations is construed By
those watching the situation as a dis
i.nctly unfavC rablc sign
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
BULLETIN.

Paris, March l0.--A dispatch from
Courrieres says attempts to rescue
imprisoned miners have been given
up, the gaHaries in the mine hayng
fallen In.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
excHEousR SHOWS DECREASE

Budapest. Hungary. March 10.-The
eycheqner returns for le05 show thai
the revenue decreased <S2.Iz9.o0o as
a result Of noH-paymen- Of direct lakes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
NumsER INCREASES.

Paris March 1l.-Bu'letin-A IN
ratch from Len tined 1920 tnis morj
ing (seadayl saws the number 4 Fl
fohef rc7 is now given as -ls al
ttai the crowd aroand the pits total
25 o0l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
BULLETIN.

Paris, March l0,--A dispatch from
Lille timed S:i5 p. M, says 1t Is now
certain that 1193 OF the antombed
miners are dead.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11
RAID ANARCHISTS.

Philadelphia, March l0.-A quad of
policemen tonight raided a meeting OF
200 anarchists while Johaan Most Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

finer condition do not exist In any
army in the world He sa.s chat the
Chinanlan Is born hofseman who
has nothing TO- learn from Europe or
America In the handling OF horses.
though he is ignorant OF veterinary
ienee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

The Bulletins subscribers haEs
Doney 70 buy with
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

Don't neglect ycuF s1rsrn.ins, a
,s important as sarrysas ssook.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

i, ,,'e',,,.,,, Ter morning at
- "p' w, ' ns. fathers country
taken from pit TO-" 49,, - ~
Assistance reached 20 -,
all sect ons cf the depaS :
q large force Of Volunteers q
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-11

freight engine Is reported killed and
two engineers Of The passenger train
fatally injured Several passengers
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-27
BE GOOD NOW, WILLIE

Mr. Hearst refuses to be present
at the big reception to Mr. Bryan in
New York. Mr. Bryan is TO be con
graduated. Norfolk Landmark.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-27
ELEVATE THE STAGE.
Catholic Societies Adopt Resolutions
Regarding Methods of ImprOy-
ing TheatFicals.

Columbus, o., june 2O.-The Ohio
Federation of Catholic Societies met
here today and adopted resolutions
declaring that the work OF purify
ing and eleyating the stage can be
accomplished, and urging the mem
bers OF the Catholic federation 20
lend their assistance to the work by
not patronizing any play that Of
tends against morality or religion, by
Withdrawing patronage from the
alter managers, companies and actors,
that make the stage a school for
scandal, by demanding dramas of
literary excellence and clean senti.
ment," and by denouncing all pub.
lic advertisements that pnend or
corrupt the hearts OF the young"