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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
4 FEW FOUL TIPS.

Little moist yesterday.
Last game with Atlanta today. Play
1t safe.
From all appearances one Rufus Mol
IL objects very seriously to runs be-
ing scored while he is chunkinY.
And Dominick Mullaney still wins.
Well he did here. at first.
Down in Mobile Messrs. Woodie
IAornton and Bernie McCay-with
few others-are engaged in the oc-
cupation of trying to knock the cover
off the ball
How would a Hague Tribunal do to
arbitrate that little difficulty between
the Capitol Hill Billies and Highland
Park teams?
The only ball game played in the
Eouth yesterday was between Charles
ton and Jacksonville. EVerYwhere
elsa 1t was too wet even for umpires.
Nearly all Sunday night it rained
and all day yesterday the stopper in
Fhe clouds was out with nobody sit
ting on the lid. The consequence was
thar Umpire Rim and the members OF
fhe< Montgomery and Atlanta teams
&ajF around their hotels Illuminating on
.Khe slippery vicisitudes or NE IN seur
eraI. The stopper in the clouds was
yanked back where it belongs late
Yesterday afternoon and If the sun
ear get a bit of life in itself there may
be game today. Notice the strlhe
suspended to this?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
MORE LOTTERY ARRESTS.
West Virgininu Alleged to Have Sold
Tickets on Mexican Game.

Pittsburg. April 22.-After two
weeks work on the part of three post
office inspectors, Samuel Conkle, alias
]. w. Clark, who is accused of having
sold a large number of tickets OF the
Sierras Madras Imperial Lottery Com
pany of Mexico in this vicinity, was ar
rested today at his home in Chester.
W. Va.
He will be given a hearing before
Commissioner Frank g. Chapman to-
morrow on a charge of violating Sec
ton 1880 of the postal laws relating
to the circulation of lottery tickets am
materials between different States.
Conkle is alleged to have operated ua-
der the name of the F. j. Clark Mfg
Co, STANDARD Drug Co. and ]. w. Clark
Co. Six or eight other arrests, 1t Is
said. will be made shortly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
GERMAN TRADE RELATION.



Berlin. April %. 1.-The economic COM
mittee. composed of thirty agricultur-
lists. manufacturers and business men
from all parts Of the empire met at
the ministry of the Interior today to
consider the prolongation Of the tariff
arrangement with the United States.
The majority Of the committee is
composed of agrarians and large man
ufacturers who take the ground that It
In unjust to extend to the United States
the most favored nation treatment on
the basis offered and that il the ar
rangements must be accepted a delay
as long as possible Is better than its
immediate acceptance, in order to ere
ate the impression in the United States
that the arrangement was adopted
with great reluctance and that the
trade regulations between the United
States and Germany rest on a preca-
rious basis.
The eventual acceptance of the
agreement. however. Is regarded as
certain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
One Hundred Dollars Reward

For arrest Of Charles Nelson, Dallas
County state convict, who escaped from nv
plantation on the iith Age 40. height 5
ginger cake color, eyes large. teeth good
Iand good face. Right finger shot through
xirst Joint, leaving It little thickened with
III small scar, left middle finger broken and
tails over toward little finger from above.
scar on back size of half dollar. scar on
right arm by IS Winchester ball entering
hnder right arm pit and coming out front
II shoulder. Can read and write The above
reward will be paid for his arrest.
w. D. McCURDY,
Lowndesboro. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
Head Notes of the Decisions
of the Alabama Supreme Court

regular chain of title back to some
grantor in possession or in the federal
government.
2. Public Lands; swamp lands; con-
veyances by the State. The State was
without authority to issue a patent to
swamp and overflow lands under Acts
1851, D. q, until such lands had been
patented by the federal government to
the State, or certified by authority of
the State as belonging to 1t.
Appealed from Mobile circuit court.
Heard Before Hon. Samuel 3. Browne.
Affirmed. opinion by Tyson. c. ].
Dovdell. Anderso.. and Mcclellan, u,
concur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn. April 22.--Tbe Philadel-
erooklyn team today :, The ,ss visitors
successor. whiting in the ninth. Score:
Philadelphia :. :. 900 202 0O4--S 8 0
Brooklyn 200 900 o9o-I ,o,,.ao 2
Mcintyre and Whiting and Ritter.
Time. Lac. Empires Rigier and Klein.
st. Louis. Mo-. April 22,--The St.
Louis Nationals were defeated by
Pittsburg again today. Druhot, who
started to pitch for st. Louis. was
very Wild and was taken out in the
third Inning. McGlynn finished the
game. Score:
Pittsburg So2 OF COOS II 0
Batteries. Druhot, McGlynn and Mar
shall; Willis and Gibson. Time. l :55.
Umpire. o'bay.
Chicago. Ills, April %. Chicago to-
n naS si inning 'o on three hits and
stolen bases. All the other scores
started on pitchers wild1ess. Score:
Chicago -. 002 900 O0l--S 5
Batteries: Reulbach. Pfeister and Mo-
ran: Hall and Schlei. Time. 2;01.
EMPIRES, tombstone and Carpenters
Boston. Mass. >. April %. "A base on
balls. a hit by citehed ball and a sin
York one run, making the score l to
o.. Both pitchers were in fine form
and the fielding of both WAS excellent
ct critical times. Score;
New York 900 COG coll !
Batteries: Mathewson and Bresna-
han; Flaherty and Ornoorf. Time. 1:32
Umpire. Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
ALLOWS CUSTER SUIT.
Breweries VIII he Allowed to Reclaim
Bar Fixtures.

Topeka, Kas., April 22-The supreme
court late this afternoon allowed the
suit OF attorney general Jackson for
receivership in the custer cases against
the brewery companies IN Kansas.
The court did not name the receiv-
ers but will do so in a day or so. At
torney general Jackson stated that ne
did not know just how muck proper
ty this receivership included but men
toned eight or ten saloon fixtures In
Leavenworth and some in Atchison
There is a possibility of the brewers
being given their property. If they
withdraw from Kansas and agree to
stay out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23

The Commercial Club invites sealed bids
for the location OF the Methodist College
Propositions must be in writing. signed by
the owners. offering SO acres of land. No
formalties are required. but propositions
should contain an accurate description of
the land and Its location. and be addressed
20 DR.. j. NJ. Mason, Chairman College Com
mission in care OF The Commercial Club
No bid will be, considered il not received
by IL O'Clock noon. Ma 1, 1907. All propo-
Fftions viii be opened by the College Com
mission at a meeting on May 3. 1907
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Charleston. April 22.-Bunched hits
by Jacksonville and errors for the
locals gave the game to the visitors
Charleston .. =. 100 900 OOO-1 5
Jacksonville 900 002 101--4 IL 0
Batteries-Willis and Reisinger;
Lee and Roth. Time. 1880. Umpire.
Davis.
At Charlottesville, Va-University of
Nirginia. II; Davidson College. l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
LEHNEMANN sURRENDERs
Charged With Attempting to ImprOp-
erIY ImnOrt ChineEe

erly Import Chinese.
Boston. April %. james H. Lehne-
mann, who Is charged with the at
tempt of the steamer Frolic to import
Chinese improperly from New Found
land to the United States, surrendered
himself today at the office of the Uni
ted States district attorney.
He was held in bonds OF 20 600 by
Judge Dodge of the United States dis
trict court. Lehnemann furnished bail
and the case was continued indefinite
ly. Lehnemann has been in Canada
Size the capture of the Frolic In Prov
idence harbor last September.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
BRADFORD VS.. THE STATE. -.
Attempt to Escape decided Jan. gath
toO7 so Pan QQ0


1907.--42 So. Rep. 800
/. Escape: indictment; punishment
Constituting together sections 4707, 4710.
4461 and 4462. 1t is held that an indict-
ment that charges hat the defendant
having been convicted of grand larceny
and sentenced to the penitentiary, did
attempt to escape before the expiration
of his sentence from the county jail
where he was held in custody under
authority of law. charged the offense
defined in Section 4707. and punishment
should havee been imposed under that
section. and not under Section 4710.
g. Criminal law; sentence; cCnformi-
ty of charge.--A sentence imposing pun
ishment under Section 4710 although the
conviction was had under an Indictment
charging the offense defined by Section
4707, being within the period of limi
tation as to time prescribed by Section
I.17, is not void or erroneous.
Appealed from Montgomery city
court.
Heard before Hon. w. H. Thomas.
Affirmed Opinion by Tyson, C. ].
HARRISON, Dowdell, Simpson and Den
son, j., concur.
Anderson and N .ellan, u. dissent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
MATT HICKS DEAD.
Was First Ball Player to Catch of
Bat

New York. April % Matt" Hicks.
an old time baseball player. who play
ed with the old New York Mutuals
and the Cincinnati Red Stockings, and
who Is credited with being the FIRST
man to catch off the bat was found
dead in a room in a hotel in Hoboken
yesterday
Hicks. who was the manager of the
billiard room with the hotAL was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
American Assoc
south Atlantic League
TODAY'S' SCHEDULE.

Southern League
Atlanta at Montgomery.
Nashville at Birmingham.
Cotton States League
Vicksburg at Mobile.
Meridian at Jackson
Columbus at Gulfport.
American League
ashington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York. .
Chicago at Cleveland.
St. Louis at Detroit. 80
National League
New York at Boston
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburg at ST. uis.
south Atlantic League
Columbia at Augusta.
Jacksonville at Charleston.
Savannah at Macon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
No Game in Mobile.

Mobile April 22.-(Special THE
same scheduled between the Mobile
Snd yicksburg teams this afternoon
sSam called off owing to the heavy rain
which fell all day long. All other
s~arnee scheduled in the Cotton States
F~arue were called off on account OF
gain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23

Totals ......l0 267 81 IS 8l4
Three base hits. Pickett, /; two base
hits. McCay 8, Thornton /. Adamina l,
ton |. Pickett /. Kemmer /. Boyd /;
sacrifice hits. Thornton 5. O'Brien 3,
McCay 2, Breyette 2, Boyd /, Albania l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23

why use hacks when you can get
au autOmObiles Phone 1905, MOntgOnl-
cry Auto Transfer. Rates 81 for first
hour, and $3.50 each hour after.
@. e. IAGalls,
NRnaGer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
FieIdinR.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit. April 22-The home team
had the better of a fierce hitting CON
test with Cleveland today.
RHE.
Detroit e.. .. -. 200 200 500 IL
Cleveland =. :, =. .101 coo Oft 10 3
Batteries-Killian and Schmidt;
Rhoades and Clarke. Time. 1855. UNI
pre- OLoughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
EXCLUSIVE DRESS FOR MEN.
MASONIC NOTICE.
MASONIC NOTICE.

There will be a special COM
munication of Andrew Jackson
Lodge. No. 173. A. F. & A. NJ.
this evening at 1880 o'clock. for
work In p. c. Degree.
Montgomery Lodge No. IL.
and visiting brethren frater-
nally invited.
of the W. NJ.
H. d. LONG, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23

National League
Boston, 0; New York, /.
Brooklyn, o; Philadelphia, 8.
ST. Louis, .; Pittsburg, 8.
Chicago 8; Cincinnati, 2.
American Association
Minneapolis, 9; Louisville, 0.
Columbus, z: St. Paul, 2.
Kansas City, 4; Indianapolis, 0.
Milwaukee Z; Toledo, 4.
Cotton states League
All games postponed yesterday; rain
South Atlantic League
Charleston, l, Jacksonville, -.
Macon Savannah, rain.
Augusta Columbia, rain
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
TAYLOR VS. THE Site.
Perjury. decided Jan %. 1907-42 Sc

Rep. 1862
Criminal Law; instructions: charact-
err of accused charge asserting that
defendant may offer proof of his good
character. and that such proof. taken in
connection with all the evidence in the
case may be sufficient to create a rea-
sonable doubt of the guilt of the de-
dendant: and one asserting that proof
Of good character. in connection with
all the other evidence, may generate a
reasonable doubt which entities the de-
fendant to an acquittal. even though
without such proof of good character
the jury would convict: both state pro-
positions of law. and their refusal was
error
Appealed from Conecuh circuit court
Heard before Hon. ]. c. Richardson
Reversed and remanded Opinion by
Simpson, j.
Tyson. C. j.. HARRISON and benson
~, concur
HENRY VS.. BRAENAN.
Eiectment decided Dec goth. 1906
~ So. Rep. 1861 g.
/. Ejectment; plaintiffs title.--In
attachment complainant must show q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23

American League
Philadelphia, s; Washington, 7.
New York, S; Boston Z.
Detroit, 8; Cleveland, i.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23

Philadelphia. April 22.-Philadelphia
defeated Washington today in a game
marked by heavy hitting on both sides,
r. H. r..
Washington =. oO1 oo1 41O-7 ~
Batterfes@smith, Graham and Hey
don and Warner; Plank, Dygert and
Schreck. Time, 2:20 Umpire, Evans.
New York. April 2z.-The New York
Americans won an uphill game from
Boston today. They forced Winter out
OF the box in the sixth and won out in
the ninth on a base on balls to Keefe.
Hotfmans sacrifice and Keller's sin
gle.
RH.E.
Boston e.. e.. ....210 1O1 POO IL S
New York .01O 1913 po1-s IL
Batteries-Wfnter Harris and Arm
bruster; Hughes Kcefe and Thomas
Time. 2:10. Empires, Connally and
Hurst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23

asphyxiated by gas, which had proba-
bly, been turned on accidentally. He
was 60 years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Southern League
All games postponed on account of
rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23

How would a Hague Tribunal do to
arbitrate that little difficulty between
the Capitol Hill Billies and Highland
Park teams?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-23

The only ball game played in the
south yesterday was between Charles
ton and Jacksonville. EVERYWHERE
alsa 1t was too wet even for umpires.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
RIVERS AND IfARBoRs.


Gen. Alexander Mckenzie chief oi
engineers af the army has submitted
Hin estimate af appropriations needed
for various works under his control
during tho fiscal year Ri 1903. Tho
aarffant iii lurtiIirations aggregates So
1 5ti1gli. on this sum tire following
items are recommended fer cur iii-
I Stlar possession. Scaeaasf galleries
II iii Guantanamo. Cuha, Sl.asa 600, Ma
aliIa sd.dSS.uNn. subig Fay, sspz,a92
fsis estimates for rivers aud hafii0Fh
III lid United States for the same
period aggregate over s27'shV, onA, 7;
i very moderate sum compared to that
6 appropriated by congress ut It's last
session. which will doubtless be IN
creased al the Forthcoming session 70
the maximum figure. His recon-
mcndations include very liberal
recommendations ror the South The
following are among them North
i Carolina. inland waterway from Pam.
Iico Sound to Beaufort Bay. $S50,00o:
Cape Fear if%eF, s25110n, Georgia
Savannah and Brunswick harbors,
each $3.50. 600; Alabama Mobile hafs
bor, $35O,u00 Black Warrior and
Tombigbee rivers. 100000; south
west passage Mississippi river, 81
50o. 900. Louisiana, inland waterways
from Franklin westward, 100000
Onachita and Black rivers, s4ol 49, ,
Mississippi river. between Ohio and
Missouri rivers, s250,0oo; Texas Cal
weston harbor 100000 and si.loo0e0-
distributed among five rivers. Con
trary t. custom Kentucky comes IN
fer Two liberal estimates, the Ken
tucky river S51g.00o and the cumber
land river $g50.0oo This gives some
hope of the completion of the locks
mud dams on the Kentucky river. the
system OF which has been under tardy
construction by the general govern
ment for nearly tnirty years. WITH
several moro locks still TO be con
x.ructe.l. AT the rate Of progress IN
The past il win take fully ten years
more to complete the system. No es
innate is presented FOR the Big Sandy
river. upon which the progress IN the
extension of the .sIackwater system
has been even more lilatory than on
the Kentucky river.
These estimates are only for suef
improvements as have been hereto
fore authorized by congress. Upon
such schemes as the Improvement O
the Ohio from 7ittsburg to its mouth
and the I.akes-to-Gulf deep watel
channel. there will he necessity ioI
congressional action before there cat
,,e an estimate for annual spproptia
lions by the chief engineer.-couFies
Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

ence without losing thoir spontaneltyg
How shall deyolees Of home missions
be Interested In foreign missions, and
vice versa? What shall he the atti'
tudc Of the church to labor unions2
How may commercial greed social
vices, political intrigucs and Industrial
despotisms be most effectively antng-
onized by tho members Of the church.
es individually or collectively? How
may temperance reform be helped on
by the churches? How can the age
long deposit Of revealed truth he best
in adaptation to the 'zeit
geistr or spirit Of the times? What
ifs the best way In which TO develop
the Sunday school IN extent Of inilu'
encc, and quality Of instruction OF
fered? What can the teaching forces
|of the churches learn from the new
psychology or how can they advance
in the knowledge of d sensible rellS,
ious pedagogy?
All these arc important questions,
fairly before the churches Of the pres.
'cnt day They may not be shirkcd Or
'evaded If the church Is To know aud
fulhll It's whole duty in these modern
times State Register,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
EARTHQUAKE AGAIN
OCCURS IN ITALY
PEOPLE AGAIN FLEE IN TERROR
FROM HoMEs-6REAT DAM.
AGE DONE AT FERuzZANO.

Reggie I'll ('anhrai, Italy, NOV H.
The province of Reggie ni cmebtab
Italy, was visited by another severe
earthquake ~ asao this afternoon Y
was especially severe az Brauehaieoh'
Fcruzzano and Blanco, aad q number
tex houses were shattered or damaged
I'he people who had returned 20 Their
homes after the earthquake October
IN. again became panic stflcken ana
lied second time ~ the country.
some ~ them are camped tonight ~
the cpen all, while others haze talSeh
.efnge In subterranean grottus,
A second violent shock was eXpef
ienred In this town at three this after
aeon. The people were thrown into I
state ol CONSERVATION which was
added To by The stories Of further
ianlasc at f'erazzano.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
| AFOLlETIE'S
BOOM LAUNCHED
AT BANQUET or MINNESOTA
SHIPPERS AND RECEIVERS
LAST NIGHT - PROMINENT
MEN PRESENT.

ST. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 1S.-Fhc
Presidential boom Of Senator LaFol-
lette. of Wisconsin, received its Min
pesota launching tonight at ban
auet under the auspices of the Mime
sota Shippers aud Receivers associa
tion.
Among prominent Minnesota Re
sublcang present we're United States
senalor Ciapp and Lieutenant Cover
nor EberhardL Governor Crmmina
cf Iowa had been invited but was un-
able to be present Wisconsin was
represented los Irvine l.. Lenroot AMI
a. 4. Frcar. secretary of state, two OF
LaFollette's political lieutenants.
Former Speaker LenroOt. after re.
viewing the. political struggles that
have taken place in Wisconsin, IN the
last ten years, pointed out what he
considered the peculiar qualifications
of LaFollettc for the presidency
James Patterson. of Minneapolis
and Senator Clapp spoke In favor OF
LaFollette's nomination.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
NOVEMBER 10, IN HISTORY,

1881 sir Humphrey Gilbert's first
expedition sailed to found 4
eelenN III America,
1905 The Man IN the Iron Mask
died IN the Bastile.
.f794-Jays treaty between the llni.
ted States and Great Britain
signed
5lTaG F'fencll under Bonaparte de-.
feated the Arstiiaus at Arcola
1901 Alexander Mpnton, Acadian
governor of Louisiana, born
Died Fob. II, 1882.
1865 Tbe National Soldiers Gene
terry ut Gettysburg dedicated
1871 The Grand Duke Alexis arrived
hit New York
1874 British immigrant ship Cospat
riek burnt at sea, with loss of
TIT lives
is&a Standard time adopted through
out Ganada
tSps Cen. Ion Carlos Buell. died.
Born March s3 1878.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

Rt Rev Arthur Swaatnlan, = RI,
2isilon Iii Toronto, was born Ia Lon
sEeii. England, November a 1874, ant
redeivad his earlE education from nfi
4te tutors amt HI the University Coi
lesislr school subsequently, he en
toFvd s'srisfs College Cambridge.
and after heinz ordained 10 The minis
try hy thp Bishop 81 London became
eufMe III HOLY Trinity church fsllng
tou He enllgrated to Canada rs
1866 To BECOME head master ot Hell.
ainth Boys college At London, ON
tario. He was appointed a canon q
the London Cathedral In 1875, anil
/ laser was named Archdeacan Of
Fgrant lii fS72 the Bishop of Huron
made him his examining chaplain.
aud, iii the same year. he was elected
clerical secretary of the diocese AMI
secretary To the House IF Bishops
ON the death of Bishop Bethune he
WAS elected I'd succeed him al third
BisnOp cf Toronto his conBecration
taking place III Toronto. Mry ! 1919
HE Was i delegate ID the Lambeth
Conference ii 1883 and agidn T.
1897.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

EHIT LINE ears dine 10 leave Second a. NJ
iag north on Commercial Ave-, every 70 Aa'a'
ntes from q a. M 20 y y, ~,
Going rofth uu iSslnnt ~ every ID snih'lf@
from 6t0Sa sa. tvl0:5a u. m,
POPLAR 81. LINE HnlhrnoF Ave- csf "N
20 leave Secon VT gain. neftH % hslosWsA
Ave- A. 64H7: VII Hs42; GsH73 tn a. ~. snr ~
Aiaiae minutes every hour Until 1912 era iiftA
~ IA. a,a
tiainr west on Twenty Eighth ~ ny Ntaoi
Gao aat 1910. ana Tt04 IA. land on Same gain
sutrs every hour until I0.3i md ii;uA p 70.
Poplar Vt. cars due to pass NJ. MAYS NHfN
Is minutes after leaving Necnnd III
BELT LINE OWL CARS north nn Wainua
ii 80 b. IN. I2.a4 d. M 80 u. M; 2so a. ms
3. 30 n. ni.; 4 30 a. mi $50 n. m.
North On Commercial--12'00 r. M; 100
M B 90 n III. 3f 90 N. m. 4 100 n. M. D o. N.
Belt and Owl cars are duo To paEr WsA'
Thirty fourth 1T Is minutes after lsavfna
Seek nd vt,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
MN Fatally Hurt.

Joseph tlarIin. stranger WAS run
town hy d transfer engine near the
iaeliao about 7sao last evening ant
had lag aud arm crushed and was
otherwise iaiared It Has eEpecte
that ne wantl die dufing the night
Fle vas brought " The city aud placed
under care at the hospIRl The
hoek was 10 sereve that II was net
deemed @iaa 10 perform nh operation
he has brother III Baltimore wha
was Notified,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
Held Or lInIY Charae.

n. e. Sc Clair, Of st. Francis ARK
ii Under arrest here charged witt
rape. lilo came sunday with Young
girl named Diua MeMallen, and they
stopped at Uncle foes hotel ~ hus
band aud wife Yesterday &c. claii
took the girl % the home Of hei
cousin Mrs. Frank Under 2aps Pop
lar street. whore Chief Esan arrested
him yesterday on information from
st. Francis that he was a married
man and that the girl was only Il
years old. He was held to hail IN tho
sum Of 81 600 to have a hearing IA ten
lays.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
DECISION or SUPREME
COURT OF ILLINOIS AFFIRMED

Washington, Nov rs The supreme
court Of the United States todal
affirmed The decision OF the supreme
court of Illinois In the case Of John
McNiehala who is resisting eXtradt
zion from Illinois to Wisconsin or
constitutional grounds. on the claree
of theft committed 10 the latter state
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

club ne saw no reason why y
should have Il bad nilcct, rather felt
~ world keep younger members from
visltluE other places for their drinks
after leaving the club Tor home,
which most ~ them did III present.
Short ialRs Hy q. = Peabody and
Ray lIosmer and cySecretary PIN q,
barclay concluded the speech max
ifig