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New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
SUBSTITUTE GOLF
The Great Game for Winter
Evenings for THO People
or q HOuSefuI

Wherever a fascinating and orig
inal entertainment is planned, this
Winter. Substitute GOLF is the
game chosen for the event.
Whether it is an assemblage of a
hundred guests of a hotel-as it was
at the Carolina, at Pinehurst, ten days
ago; or a dozen or so OF the pupils of
a young ladies' seminary-as it was
up at Ossining the other evening
Substitute Golf is the vehicle Of en-
tertainment, and everybody is de-
lighted with it always.
Substitute GOLF teaches YOU
everything about the outdoor game
except the actual swing of the clubs.
Played on a card table The game,
complete for four players, So. Until
June 1st, 1907. delivered anywhere in
the U. s, charges prepaid, on cash
sales.
Demonstration. Basement. Stewart Building
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
LEGAL AID SOCIETY MUSICAL

Ex-Mayor Low will speak at musical 70 ba hold
February at Mendelssohn Hall for III, ban.st
of the Legal Aid Society. The FIonzal.y Quarter
composed Of Alfred Pochon. Adolf Bett. Ugo Ara
and Ivan d'Archamheau, viii give salec.i.rs from
the leading German and italian composers Miss
Susan Melcalfe will sing several OF the son ys -
Henri Msrtineau. The F1onzaiey Quartet was en-
gagged for the occasion through tie generositv ~,
Mr. de Coppet The committee announces fhsf
seats for the musical may be had from the seers
tary OK the society, Charles II. WIsbusch
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
Fine Imported Under
near

OF percale and nainsook. The
sheer materials, exquisite hand
wrought embroidery. fine laces and
general daintiness instantly suggest
Paris. It has, too. the practical wear
ing qualities which French women in
sist upon. The prices are no higher
than those of domestic garments OF
the same grade.
French Nightgowns. trimmed with plaits.
hand embroidery and lace. al sf.75. 81, s2.2S'
Up TO s22.
Chemises. with scalloped edge. eyelets run
with ribbon; others more eiaborately en-
broidered and trimmed with lace, at Ioc'
s5c. s1.25. up 10 SIS.
Drawers. with ruffie; with scalloped edge,
or with ruffe Of hand-embrOidery and llce
at $125. $50. up 10 $40.
Corset Covers. trimmed with fine plaits
scaIloped edge or more elaoOrately trimmed
with lace and hand-embroidery, at 15c, ST.
sl.75. up to $3.50.
Petticoats. with scalloped edge. or
trimmed with fine plaits. and-embroidery
and lace at $3.50. s.. up TO S33.
French store. Fourth floor. Stewart Building.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
MYSTERIOUS DEATH ON ST. PAUL

Coroner Harburser had the body of a man named
Ernest Knight, who died Sunday night I'm the
hospital Of the American liner St. Paul removed
to the mOrgue yesterday. where an autopsy will be
performed TO determine the OF his death
Tho coroner said the removal OF the body TO the
Tnorgue was merely precautionary measure but
there was great deal IF mystery about the whole
affa.r; According TO the ships physician, DR.
Gelssinger Knight was stricken with apopIexy
the hospital. where complete paralysis SET in fnsI
~ resulting in his death. Knight was thirty-tSTo
years old and lived In Southampton. England The
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
NEEDS MORE HELP.

The young wOrkngman with consumption who
sent. through the aid Of the r s. S. TO Ari-
Eona. is gaining IN health, but must remain In
active a while longer. When he reached Phoenix
he utterly exhausted thai the doctor had
no hope OF saving him FroI1 a tail. robust man
his weight had declined TO ll2 pounds He was
forbidden walk. talk or even write n letter an
necessary was II 20 retain the little remnant az
vitality he possessed. But his sober temneraf 20
habits told IN his favor at this critical time and
IN few weeks he began to show marked improve-
ment He now walks short distance each dav
writes letters and has gained fourteen bounds TTs
doctor says that II he be kept there for two or
thfee months longer he will be able TO work ~ bje
trace again. He is hopeful and CHEEKY nnd So
anxious TO get well and TO work that the presI-
cent feels u would be Sunshine help OF the most
worthy kind 70 aid him 70 complete recoverY
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
BOOKS FOR SICK BOY.

So many gifts OF books have been received for
the boy III win asthma that Il was found neees-
sary 70 pack a small box and send them by .r
pT.ss. Besides those already acknowledged the
following friends have contrhuteo one or two books
eacE; Mrs r j. Young, Stamford Conn; Mrs
pnderhiil, Manhattan; Miss julia Hey uenrelch
Brooklyn; "A Friend" Plainhed. n. j., and Forbes
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
TO ASK FOR MUNICIPAL ICE PLANT

Several citizens of the Bushwicr section Of Brook
lyn will within few days sub ,it TO the Board Of
Estimate n plan for the building Of 100000 unu-
nicipal Ice plant In that section Members OF The
Municipal Ownership organization in the 2Oth As-
Sembly District are said to be back OF the riH,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
MONEY RECEIVED.

Miss Osborne has sent 81 as dues for Public
School e6 branch; United branch. Of BROOKLYN 81
A. l. s., 81 as special cheer and Mrs. G. Duryei
50 cents for badge.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
LINES.

Oh, for that charity
That in humanity
Sees God in every face.
Though bare of any grace.
oh, for that gentleness
Which still IN tenderness
knows that though sometimes wrong
All souls to God belong.
Give me an humble mind,
Help me, o Lord, 20 find
Thy work In all mankind
Loving and true.
Give me that gentleness
Which still I'm tenderness
Seeks for the loveliness
Hidden from view.
Alice G. Cobb in Good Housekeeping
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
GRADUATION EXERCISES

OF Public School 9s win be held tomorrow. begin.
ming az $50 o'clock a m. in the school building
slst street and Avenue A AS several hundred girls
ths general society are ordially invited to attend
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
N Na&xv%G1
Store Closes at $50 p. vi.
This Is a Great Economy
Week
Week

MANAMAKER Store News yesterday was stirring narrative
w of radical desirable goods of kinds
Many those offerings hold good today And below
all thought of profit the drastic cleanup effort that
precedes inventory. 1t is a splendid time to buy.
Then, Friday, February First the great FEBRU
AIRY FURNITURE SALE-the movement that is copied far
everything but values presented Don't make the
take of byng elsewhere until YOU the extraordinary offerings
shall exhibit Friday. And plan to be here the
opening day of the Sale, if possible.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
Mems Storm Shoes at
$500

Tan Shrewsbury grain leather.
Blucher laced Shoes. of a grade and
character that should sell at S. They
are shoes that should be in every care
full mans shoe closet for occasional
wear in bad weather. This partiCu-
lar tannage of leather is practically
waterproof in itself, but is further
viscolized in anticipation of the ser
vice the shoes are to perform. The
construction throughout is of the
very highest character, the shoes
being warm, dry and almost indie
structible. They represent remark
able value at their popular price,
$500 a pair.
Main floor. wanamaker Building,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
COMPANY K,
FRESHMAN B
WINNING TEAMS IN BASKET BALL
CONSIST AT ARMORY--
SCORES f6 TO 10 AND 5
TO 2-BlG AU1
DiENCE

:
I'm 'i"' ~" -.
- ,',.n MI
= 4lii'"H ? 'V""'s - $40 ''',
a.'o iI'7 m ,ou0o' - oppo "a =
paANe' p"'' 'ao' e''N7 -
Dry
ieie was 'ai - N,o"' 80, a.
g wa ness :" ea'AeS ""iDn '05'''."
N Nic'ois loi Company n 'n 'N'
Fesiiiilah % teams.
me lineup ana scores were ~ lo'
lows
company N---Eiisier ana '-aii7ah' iot'
wards hoehe' center lI'pp' suara ,
iaahois' guard hFs' mar EhJ' guard
second AaiI
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
CA|RO|TES MAKE
GREAT SUCCESS
M. J. FARNBAKER AND N. L. HAHN
HAVE BIG CROWDS AT NOV
ING PICTURE SHOW AT
MARLoWE THEATRE,
JACKSOn, TENN.

Maurice J.. Farnbaker and Mrs y
l.. Hahn Of Cairo, who have embarked
in the moving picture business under
the name OF the Hahn Amusement
coapmy are meeting with great sue
cess at the Mmlowe Theatre Al Jack
son. Tenn, which handsome play
house they have leased for tho sum
mer season.
Tho total attendance at The Mar
lowe for four nights of the past week
was 57sS and two Of The nights were
rainy and dlsagreeable Mrs Farm
baker is at Jackson assisting her nus
band and win remain there for the
simmer
The Jackson sun says
Notwithstanding the inciemeut wea
fher Of last evening the attendance
a. The initial performances OF the
moving picture show presented at the
Narlowo theatre boy the Hahn Amuse-
mcnt company was exceedingly large
Altleeiher three shows were given
during the evening. beginning al 7.2A
The rendi ion Of The illustrated SEN
imeutal song. Goodbye Eyes of
Biuc" by Miss Mamie Stcadman. a
Jact-7u girl. was excellent and elicit
cd frequent applause nee ssiiatinr
the rendering If tho chorus e. tho
conclusion NJ tho song a. an eacors
bc Tho young lady
The moving pictures. Between
Tw1 Fires. The Dcecttar- aai
"Tuor Aley. were extraordinarily
fine. productive Of much Fun AMI en-
ter aiming They were accompanied
by effects making them exceedingly
Realistic.
The program viii be- the same for
this evening. With an enrlc change in
illustrated SONGS and animaied pie
lures every Monday "Wednesday and
Friday evening during the engage
ment Of the Hahn Amusement CO
AZ The Marlowe. which wiz continue
+ until September I.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

The marriage of Mr. Hugh Conley
hi ST Louis, and Miss Jessie Baber
3f this CITY is announced 70 take place
the latter part Of this month.
The bride is the younges daughter
~ AIRS Anna Baber of TwentynlnIn
ana Sycamore streets and hiss been
mployed by fhe Home Telephone
company for seven years having re-
signed her position Fsidar AZ ar
aounced in The Bulletin. Me- CGnley
for several months was employed al
the pharmacy Of n. n Calhoun in
this CRY His home Is in Moanf
City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
Appointed Chief Clerk.

Herman Bowling has been appoint
ed chief clerk of the Illinois Central
10 succc ed J NJ. Jones, who has r.
signed to embark in the Insurance
bus ness as district agent for the Mu-
tual Lie Insurance company. NJ
Bowling is young man Of sterliu4
character and much ability, whose
friends will be glad 10 learn hat he
has been promoted
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
pied at Champaign.

Mrs. Zerelda Smith Of Tenth street
received a message Yesterday from
her son, Joseph Smith. az Champaign,
III. announcing the death of his wife
ii tha city The announcement came
az a surprise to Mrs. Smith. Miss
Zuleima Smith, sister of Mr. Smith.
left yesterday TO attend the funeral
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
Are Lying Modestly.

a report received here a day Of
Two ago rs garding +. f. Creelnan
ana family was that hey were living
modestly in a two-room cottage on
the outskirts Of little town called
Melville. in Louisiana. Nh Cree mar
is operating small sqw mill here
either fr himself or for soTe ons
else
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
ATTENTION. UNION MEM

Cairu lll. April 80. 1907.
central Iahrr Union No l.iis.
r. ~ JOINS. do hereby order 4
special call of thi7 dge tn fucet m
SUNDAY April Fl. A. > O'Clock p. m
ar Union Labor Hall COP Commor
cisl avcnHc 10 investigate The q.
den disappearance Of our brother p
H. Strawhun. who mysterionsly disap-
pc1red the 18th dav OF April 1867 w
request an members 10 be pres Col.
x. H. JONES. Vice Pres dent.
NJ + WOODEN. Secretary
Samuel MALIISTER and
JAMES TICKER
Committeeman
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
Adiudoed Insane.

Thomas NJ Tinsley of Diswood,
was adjudged insane yesterday by a
commission composed Of Or Samuel
Doads and DR. Henry Davis The
pat ent is a sufferer from epilepsy.
He was taken to the hospital at Anna
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
School Election.

The school election yesterday was
a quiet one there being but one ticket
III the field Hon Walter Warder was
elected president of the Board OF
Education. james H Galligan and T.
ID Carey We're reelected as members
of the board and Fl. II Halliday was
ele led as a new member.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

The marriage Of Mr. Augustus Kilgo
ana Mss Catherine tSapl ton whose
oetro hal was announced in The Bui
etn Friday morning will be solemn
tied at The residence Of the brides
mother, Mrs Catherine StapIeton on
L nth street Monday morning AZ $50
lcock. Rev Fathe. James powney
officiating.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

The low price OF 10 cent charged
rr admission With The feature added
of come early anl stay az long rs
YOU please, Tor HE price Of one ad
mission" populari2es the show and
win make Il distinctly a peoples
Show M laeksOn
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
Train Was ate.

Tlliaos Central passenger train No.
3. due here al 1877 4, m. was 71ur
hours late y sterday The engine
broke down III Polk, Tenn, and a
freight engine was pressed into ser,
vice to bring IN the train,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
Marriage Licens IS.

Edward Coachman and Gertrude
Black both Of cairo,
Cart A. Mikkin Of OImstead and
Bertha PaeppeE of Cairo
Harmon Gardner and Minnie Poc
ter, both Of Cairo,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
BUYS Five Lots.

Miles Fredk Gilbert has purchased
ot Charles Gallagher five lots On Elm
street between Twenty-seventh and
Twenty eighth streets. the considera
lion being $4,000 These lots are a
part of the old Gallagher homestead
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

A. G. Rayle, who has been working
rs night ticket agen a, the Illinois
Central railroad Is the abs nee Of
Ira Casper the regular ticket agent
returned to his home a; Dongola yes.
terday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Albert De Montcourt formerly of
Cairo. was the guest yesterday or
Mr. and Mrs. James Il Wall Of Ninth
street. enroute from Chicago 10 Mem
phis. He is now tray ling repre-
sentative for the Three states Linn.
Der company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

FOR sALE-A Steam Tug with
model screw propeller, 60 #. long, Il
#, beam, r., depth, built from select,
ed White oak It carries compound
engine 6xt2, stroke 7 :, Scotch Ma
rine boiler built Ia 1904, Steam pres
sire $50 lbs. FOR further particulars
write or see Jos. &. Feed 1905 Ohio
St.. Cairo, III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SOCIETY NEWS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Methodist Social.

The Methodist Circele viii give a
social and coffee next Friday atter,
loon at the residence t Mrs. Hurt On
POPLAR street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Mrs n Y Lewis and llts niece,
Mary Elizabeth Thieccke, went 20
Grand Chain yesterday TO spend sun
day at the Lewis farm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

The steamer Dick Fowler will make
i special trip TO Metropolis April 2
N account OF the Tri-State Odd FcE
lows meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
EIks' Initiation.

The Elks initiated Byron Herbert
into the order Friday night. he cere-
mon es being followed by social
ssion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

IRE guests Of the formers mother
Mrs. F'ransina Baird, OF Ninth and
WalnGt streets,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Miss Anna KNIT, head milliner for
Kaufman Bros, is III a hr home on
Tenth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! PERSONAL NOTES !
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mrs. Morgan aud Mrs, Boyce, OF
Vienna, visited Cairo Friday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Bryon Herbert win leave tonight
for trip to points on the Pacific coast
and in Arizona.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Mrs A Bourland and daughter
Ruth, who have be j guests OF the
formers daughter Mrs. ", L. John
son III Thiry-sixth street returned
To their home III Ullin yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Airs. p. A Carlnff aud children. Of
Charleston. Mo-. formerly Of Cairo,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Eugene Strong II conFalesaent from
a sew re attack OF 'onsiiitis Julia
Strong IS III with the mumps which
disease il prevalent among children
uam
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Most an live merchants advertise IL
the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

MIS- Morgan aHu MiN' posNNi ~
Vienna, visited Cairo Friday
Mrs. y r. Mackey Of Grand Chain
was shopping in the city yesterday
Judge w. S. Dewey returned last
night from a business trip TO st.
Louis.
Miss Anna KNIT, head mllliner for
Kaufman Bros. is III AZ h home on
Tenth street
Bryon Herbert win leave tonight
for trip to points on the Pacific coast
and in Arizona
Deputy Sheriff D. w. Sammons and
wife Of Thebes, were IN The city YES
terday shopping,
John r, Crehan will 20 TO ST.
Louis today in the interest Of the J
solomon company.
Charles GiIhofer win leays soon for
an extended trip 70 Denver, Colo,
and other points west,
Miss Hortense Thurman Of Padu
cab, is the guest of Miss Catherine
stapleton, of Tenth street
Judge W. n Better returned last
evening from Murphysboro wher HI
held court the past wees
]. b. Magee. Of The Redman-Magee
Elevator company has zone soatl on
a trip in the interests Of his com
pany.
Force Balm wen, to Marion yes
terday to spend Sunday with his wife
and baby who are visiting rela ives
here.
Mrs Hollis Spear and children, Of
Ashley were in the city yesterday eu
route home from points in southeast
Missouri.
Mrs John b. Messenger ard son,
John. returned last night from three
weeks visit Al Alton III and indian
apolls
Rev G. II, Armstrong will be dele
gate 81 Emmanuel Lutheran church 70
the General Synod 10 be held at sun
bury, Pa, May Is 70 june
Mrs Fl. i. ems ana her daught
Mrs Charles Weyand. Of Brooklyn
N VI, went ID ST Louis yester-
day b visit Mrs. LutAer S Tay.or
Eugene Strong Il conTalesaent from
sew re attack Of ;onsiiitis Julia
Strong IS i'll with the mumps which
disease is prevalent among children
nov
Mrs. A. Bourland and daughter
Ruth, who have be j guests OF the
formers daughter. Mrs. W, l. John
son IL Thiry-sixth street returned
10 their home III Ullin YESTERDAY
Airs. f. A Carlsuff and children. Of
Charleston. Ma formerly Of Cairo
EnaHnuHgzsaanz seEssA0Faassmsn
l. IA "
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Deputy Sheriff D, w Sammons and
wife Of Thebes, were IN the city YES
teraay shopping.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Mrs H b Eilis ana her daught +
Mrs Charles Weyand Of Brooklyn.
n. Ys went ID ST. Louis yester
day b visit Mrs. Lutaer S Tay.or.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Rev G n, Armstrong will be a dele
gait of Emmanuel Lutheran church to
the General Synod 10 be held a sun
hury. Pa, May Is 10 Jaae >.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

John r, Crehan will 80 70 81.
Louis today IN the interest Of Inc J
solomon company
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Mrs. John b. Messenger ard son,
John. returned last night from a three
weeks visit A Alton H. and Indian
apolls
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Charles GiIhofer win leavt soon for
an extended trip TO Denver Colo
and other points vest
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Miss Hortense Thurman, Of Padu'
cab, is the guest Of Miss Catherine
stapleton, of Tenth street,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

Force Balm Went TO Marion yes
terday to spend Sunday with his wife
and baby who are visiting relatives
there.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-08
National Bank for BarnesviIIe

Barnesvoille, Ca, March THE
officers Of the First National bank
here have just received notice from
the secretar yof the treasury at the
City of Washington, D. c., that he
has designated this bank depository
for the government. This is con-
sidered quite a compliment 10 the
bank and to the city as we'll, as it is
quite a rare thing for the government
to designate depository in a little
city as small as Barnesville. Not
all Of the larger cities are so fortunate
as there are only three or four
in the state north of Macon, these
being in cities several times larger
than Barnesville. The bank repre-
sents considerable wealth and is a
strong institution.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-08
Boy + atalIy Burned. f.

Waycross, Ca, March 7.-Homer
Curry, "a 12-year-old boy, was proba-
bly, fatally burned by the explosion
of the gasoline tank back of the Her
aid office. The boy was filing a small
tank from large drum gasoline tank
when a match lighted causing the ex-
plosion. Another boy was playing
with the Curry boy, and each accuses
the other of lighting a match. The
boys clothing caught on fire and he
started to run but was thrown down
by some men and covered with sand.
His clothing was torn from him, his
body being badly burned from head to
his waist.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-08

st. Louis, March beyond a ca
blegram announcing the sudden death
of Miss Cornelia Fitzgerald, at Pa
nang, Malaysia, no additional word
concerning the cause of her death has
been received. Bishop j. N. Fitz-
gerald, accompanied by his wife, two
daughters and a son, departed from
ST. Louis last December on a trip
around the world. The deceased was
the elder daughter. 1t is probable the
body will be brought home to st.
Louis for burial.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-08
Shot a Hotel Proprietor

Buffalo, n. Y, March Two
unknown men called at Alexander
Young's Half Way House in Ebenez-
er early Thursday morning and when
the proprietor came to the door, one
of the men opened fire on him with a
revolver. One of the shots took eff
feet in Young's side and he sank
to the floor. The men ran away in
the darkness. Mr.. Young, it is
said, was still alive, but all communi-
cation with him by telephone is cut
off. The police have taken charge
of the case. One of the women in
the house, believed to be Mrs. Young,
is unconscious from the shock she
suffered. This is the second attempt
that has been made on the life of
Mr.. Young within year.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-08
Chorus Singer Becomes Insane.

Berlin, March 7.-Eugene Kupke
a chorus singer, of the Royal Opera
became suddenly demented at a con-
cert given in the Palace theater and
at which the ambassadors and the
most distinguished personages in Of
tlclal life were present. During the
pause, while refreshments were BEING
served, drum was beaten, givina
the military signal to assemble. .
The guests hurried to their seats and
the emperor, who was much astonish
ed, asked the conductor, Richard
Strauss, why the signal was given
Strauss explained that it was the act
of an insane person who was forcibly
removed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-08
Four Men Are Sent to Atlanta

Montgomery, Ala. March -Four
culprits under the escort of the tt
S. marshal, left Montgomery for the
United States penitentiary at Atlanta
Ga, They are ]. L. Robinson, ac-
cused of mail robbery, sentenced for
one year and one day; John Shorter
convicted of counterfeiting money,
three years; H. A WeIbor, convict
ed of shooting at a United States Of
ficer, five years; Monroe Wright, who
plead guilty Of postoffce robbery, one
year and one day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-08
STROTHEPS BROTHERS
DECLARED NOT GUILTY
Men Who Killed Bywaters Are
Freed Bv jury.
PLEAD THE "UNWRlTTEN LAW'
SENSATIONAL Homicide Case In Virginia
Comes to an End, When the jury
Finds the strother Brothers Not
Guilty of Murder.

Culpepper, Va. March 7.-After
being out an hour and a half, the
jury in the case of James and Philip
STROLLER, on trial for the murder Of
William F. Bywaters, returned a YER
dict Of not guilty at 11:10 o'clock
Thursday morning.
All Culpepper awaited with a fe-
verish interest, the verdict in the
Strother homicide case.
In anticipation of an early verdict,
groups of friends of the Strother boys
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-08
Robbers Secured $50 .ooo

Moscow, March IA daring hold
up occurred at the university here on
Thursday. While the officials were
being paid off in the chancellories
seven armed men entered, ihreatend
all present with pistols and demanded
the money. The intruders then fired
in the air, seized $40, 900, and de-
camped, killing a sergeant of police
whom they met at the door as he was
about to enter the building. The
university building is now surrounded
by police and all the houses in the
vicinity are being searched.