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you've got.
Makes just a little bit more.
--1.ipe's Liners.
It was classy: 1t was the real article.
That was the kind OF an exhibition
which the Lawmakers put up ycstcr-
day In their first game of the season
with Lynchburg, and the score stands
II to In favor OF Lipe's squad. The
lawmakers cuffed, thrashed and man
sled the Shoemakcrs. giving them az
severe a hauling as anybody would
wish to see.
with the exception OF the first and
second innings the visitors put up a
good game. but in these two rounds
the Lawmakers made 1t Suggest.
Besides. the shoemakers played stupid
~, booted muffcd, threw inaccurately.
and piled up a small mountain OF errors
or both omission and commission. al
lowing nine men to press their heels
upon that fve-cornered piece OF rub
her called the home plate in these two
innings.
In the third inning Heffron was put
out twice before the run getting ceased.
Eleven men went to bat. six secured
hits. seven scored. and three errors were
made: and all this happened after West
what helped most in the unequal YER
dict was the excellent work OF the
lawmakers The raw, winterlike day
was good excuse for muffs and bad
throws. and was cold enough to numb
the arm OF an Arctic pitcher. but the
locals seemed as much at ease as
Mother Carcy's chickens In storm.
Heffron. Lipe and Riggs did some
splendid fielding. and It was due 10
them that the Lynchburg score was
not larger.
with the exception Of the seventh.
when the visitors found him for four
singles. Archer fed shoots from the
hill that kept the batters guessing.
Cowan. Ison and Lipe were the heavy
hitters OF the occasion. The local team
work wa, of the first order. and the
way the squeeze play was executed III
the eighth was good to see. For
Lynchburg Kirkpatrick handled the
willow we'll. and Moss played good
game at short.
AFTER the s,,oemakers had been re-
tired I'm the first, Heffron led off for
Richmond. flying out to centre. Lipe
singled past third. going to second on
Raley's muff. Then Kanzler welted a
sizzler to Bowen. who let II go
through him, while Lipe pranced home
with the first tally. Kanzler reached
serond as riggs went out at first.
sandherr directed grounder to Raley.
which the first baseman failed TO
handle. and Kanzler scored. sandherr.
however. was put out trying to steal.
Both sides were retired in quick time
in the second. but in the third. after
Lynchburg had again gone down on"'
two. three. the locals started things.
Archer struck out and Heffron did
likewise, but Lipe worked West for
his base on balls. Again Kanzler sent
a bounder to Bowen. and again the
latter let 1t pass him. Hooker backed
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Not Allow Them to Open.

NORFOLK, VA, May LIN the Cor
poration Court this afternoon Judge :.
r. Hanckel declined to allow tie bars
refused licenses to reopen for any
period in ordsr to dispose OF stocks.
The following hotels have failed to.
ask for renewal Of licenses: Lynn
haven. Colonial. Algonquin, Victoria and
Never
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AUGUSTA. GA, May 1.-Augusta
took the second of the series from Sa-
vannah to-day in holly contested
game.
augusta ........o ooeeoeo.-s . j
Savannah .......0 o 00001-1 A /
Batteries: Richardson and Brown:
Kieber and Kahlkoff. Time, 1:4o. UNI.
pire, TRULY.
MACON. GA. May 1.-The locals
losing streak continued to-day when
the visitors hit Clark hard. Viola's
batting was feature.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Macon 000010ooo-1 5
..,.1 0os1oeno-T 10 /
Batteries: Clark and Stubbe; Hansen
and Roth. Time. 1:45. Umpire, Buck
ley.
COLUMBIA. S. e., May 1.-Charles-
ton tied the score in the ninth and
won in the tenth on Nlanion's error
Isl Score iI hv innings: Ri T.
Charleston 80 0504 Dol 1t Z 1
Columbia ...2o 100000 Of 10 1
Batteries: Foster and Reisinger;
Friend and Harnish. Time, o:15 UNI
pire, Lanigan.
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licenses In AIcxnndrln.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA. May l.-JudEe
Barley, presiding In the Corporation
Court. has approved the applications Of
liquor during the fiscal year beginning
to-day, and has held up several appli-
cations for further consideration. Dur
Ing the fiscal year that ended Hester,,
saloons in Alexandria,
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ROANOKE TAKES
ONE SIDED GAME
rspecial to The Times Dispatch.]

ROANOKE. VA. May with the
weather bitter cold and the fans sniys II.
Ing in the grandstand. the Highlanders
Won from Norfolk this afternoon IN
rather one-sided contest, by score
OF I to 2. Roanoke started her run,
getting in the first inning and from
that time on was in no danger OF be-
ing defeated. =,
Norfolk's only runs were made IN
the fourth and fifth innings. one OF
them when Mcmahon threw the bali
away over first base. Both pitchers
worked we'll, though Thompson had !. .
and home run by Painter. for Roanoke.
we're the features. His home run was
the longest drive seen on the Local
grounds. the ball crossing the race
track and going into the stalls for
stock Foley a new acquisition TO
the Highlanders. made his first ap-
pearance behind the bat, and IMPRESS
ed the fans favorably, though in the
second inning he was injured while
running to first base. The score:
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Break the Tie.

BOSTON. MASS, May 1.-The home
team Won from Brooklyn to-day, s to
z. In the ninth, with the score tied
and man on third. Mccain hit to
the fence, scoring Sweeny
Score by innings: r. H. q
Boston .......011 003o12-S S 3
Brooklyn ......301 0O16O 2-7 12 4
Batteries: Young, Ferguson and Bow
erman: Mcintyre. Wilhelm, Bell and
Bergen. Time, 1854. Umpire. Klem
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Beat Emory ana Henry.

tspecal to The Times -Dlspatch.l
ppISTclL TENN, May lin hotly-
game here this afternoon Bristol
Won from Emory and Henry College base
Nail team by the score Of 5 ito 3. Il was
thn t,rst !, efeap for, the college boys this sea-
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VIRGINIA LOSES IN NEW YORK

Double play-Egan, schless and Nc
Carthy. Struck out by Egan. "A; by
Susong. Z. Bases on balls-off Egan.
3; off Susong. 3. Hit by pitcher-by
pfre-Mr. Dietrich. Time of game
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A. & M. BEATS AGGlEs

Especial to The Times- Dlsnateh.1
ANSApOLIS, MD, May 1.-The baseball
nin,y az tho Agricultural and Meehancal
college OF North Caroline defeated st, JOINTS
tSvAtan SpttyhsdFa sUel.s same tol the ylsl-
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WANTED, A CANDIDATE.
Republicans of Roanoke Anxious for
Man to Oppose Mayor. Cutchin.

ROANOKE. VA. May l.-At a mass mass:
meeting Of Republicans to-nlsh1
resolution was adopted appealing to the
nress and citizens OF Roanoke to call
mass meeting of citizens, to be held
next Friday night to nominate can
didate for the mayo orally.
The committee appointed to select
candidate failed to find a suitable one,
and adopted this plan to bring out q
candidate in opposition to Mayor
C,utchin. s4.i NJ 1t sS
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Cobb Active,

DETROIT. MICH. May Cobb hav-
batting in all four Of Detroit,s runs
with a double and triple. he himself
was put out by Umpire o'Loughlin for
protesting on a decision at the plate
when lie tried to stretch his triple
into a home run
Score by innings: n. II. r.
Detroit .....f...2 o. 5000 0yh-4 8 0
Chicago .....o0oo1lo.o o. D
Batteries: Mullin and Schmidt.
Smith. Altrock and Sullivan. Time,
$40. Umpire. O'Loughlin.
Eleven Innings.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May. Phil
adelphia to-day defeated Boston In an
eleven Ginning game. 8 to 4, on singles
by schreck and Vickers and Hartsel's
Score by innings: R.H.D.
Boston 10 o1oo2ooo o-4 8 /
Philadelphia..2 0 0110000 Is IA 8
Batteries: Morgan. Glaze and Carl
gan: Schiller, Vickers and Schreck.
Time 2:40. Uinpires, Hurst and sheri-
dan.
WASHINGTON, May New York de-
feated washington to-day 9 to through
timoIy hitting and McBride's errors. Ell
bcrfeid was spiked by Ganley In the nth
and had TO retire.
Score by innings: Ri +.
Washington $50 5 o o 0 o.
New York .......o o IL o ID 10 l
Battcries-Pattcn. Gehring, keely. Street
and Warner; Newton, Chesbro and kleinow.
Time. .:15. Umpire. Connolly.
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Gamn ut Petersburg.

PETERsBuRG VA. May 1.-The Peters,
burg baseball clubs newly-organized team
viii cross bats with the Battle ASe team
Of Richmond at Kenilworth Park here to-
morrow afternoon,
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Timely Hitting.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Result. Ye.terday.

Boston, s; Brooklyn, Z.
Pittsburg- Cincinnati. postponed; cold
weather.
cold weather.
chicago-st. Louis. postponed; cold
vi 4
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CAROLINA DOWNED

4 WASHINGTON, ID, c., May lin a
game characterized by free hitting
Georgetowl defeated the University
Of North Carolina to-day lily the score
North Carolina. o o ooao o gl-- al 10 6
~, n 4 30 900 1 .--l ~
Batteries. Fullonweders and Hobbs;
DeYine, CantWell, putfy8 and Eckenrode.
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Superintendent Morgan, of the peni-
Tertiary. left yesterday afternoon at
9 o'clock for Orange county. where the
contract for road Will be let this
morning, He goes to locate a camp for
the fifty-fve convicts who. will work
the roads. The State Highway Com
will also be there to look
after the making of the contracts and
the starting of the work. On Sunday
afternoon Captain Morgan will go to
New York to attend meeting Of the
executive board OF the National Prison
Association. of which he Is member,
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I,ttIc Ricl,non,l. Win.

The Little Richmonds defeated the
Eighth Streets yesterday BY the score
OF s.c 4. % nv ~; inninEs: r. II, e.
5 nv ue Rich. 0al03 0H0-7 s 1
= batteries: Little Richmonds, Mayber-
~ and Dyson; eighth Streets, Covtng-
ton and CroWder.
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HERMITAGE MATCH

The third of the matches between teams
A and B will be played on the Hermitage
golf lngs this afternoon. The pairs to OPP
pose each other are as follows:
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Standing of the Clubs.
Gamer To-Day.

Games To-day.
| st. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at PittsburE.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Canes To.Day.

Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
New York at washington.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Montgomery
Score by innings: r, n; E.
Mont gomery 80 100000 90 5 {
Nashville o o.oo00o3 2--5 S /
Batteries: Merriman and Shannon
Kellum and Seabaugh. Time. 1865.
Pfenninger.
AT New Orleans
Score by innings: r. Fl. f.
New Ssssip Orleans I. 0 90 10000 % I :
Batteries, Schwenk and Owen: Fritz.
Guese and Matthew's Time. 1:46. Unl-
pires. O'Rrien and Fitasmmons.
AT Mobile
1, SSer9 ROCK es 'nnns ming oeoeso d Z
Noble .....,..,o o 900 90 %
Batteries: Connelly and Woods: Te-
,rah. Hickman and Wood Time, 1:45
Umpire. Carpenter.
At Atlanta - :,
At Seefs BY 'nnlnfoso 100000 i 3 6
. Airr, 20 ooaooo o. 6 Z
RatterIss Xif ,sn% T ana H. ss 1In
pire, Brown,
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The Virginia militia will soon receive
Its share OF the new model magazine
rifles. which have been ordered shipped
to this State by the chief ordnance
officer of the United States Army. The
new guns are the most improved style
Springfield weapon, have magazine
CARRYING five shells, and will Kill at
a distance of a mile or more. OF the
states allotment, Richmond will get
5a5 of the rifles. including the reserve
supply. while the remainder will be
divided as follows: Norfolk. 800. Staun-
ton, 120; Charlottesville. I1ynchburg,
Alexandria, panville,
Farmville, Newport News, Suffolk.
Hampton. Emporia. Warrenton Front
Royal. Chase Cty Petersburg and
sixty each.
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Other Games.

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (AIa,), 1; tieorsia
At tiasloMa--Irmi.y. 81. Clemson. .. NJ
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BRIEF CAPITOL NOTES
Virginia Militia to Get New Rifle
Road Work lei Orange,

Virginia Militia to Get New Rifles.
Road Work Ic, Orange.
Governor Swanson yesterday directed
that commissions. effective at once. be
issued to the following officers. who
will be connected with the Bethel Mil
itary Academy for the next year: Cap
tains-George 3. Sydnor. N. B. Bum,
r. G. Mcintyre. Jr. and Norman a..
Buckley; lieutenants--Henry D. Hoff-
man. Colston LaBoyteau. George &,
Marley and Wharton Il. Weems.
The Governor named the following
delegates from Virginia to the Inter-
national Fisheries Congress, to be held
in Washington on September 22d: DR..
Frank Fletcher, Jenkins's Bridge; Mr..
James N. Stubs. Woods Gross Roads,
Mr.. Lewis Fernstein, Norfolk. and Mr..
George B. Squire, Ocra.
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COBB WINS GAME
FOR THE DETR0|TS
After Batting in Runs for His
Team, He Is Put Out Of
Game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Result. Ycsterda,

Results Yesterday.
Washington. a: New York, 0.
Philadelphia, 8; Boston, l (eleYen In.
nings).
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Virginia ............, 1000 o. o.
Summary: Three base hit-Mahoney.
Home run-N1atoney. Sacrifice hit
Pickford. Stolen bases-Hartman t2),
Coffey cd, Mcdonald. Cabanis. Nc
Carthy. Mahoney, Hoff. First base on
errors-Fordham, .: Virginia. 4. Left
on bases-Fordham. 4: Virginia. 5.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE

lthated to do 1t to YOU Mr.. Grim,
And I hope that 1t won't make you
sore:
But every little bit added to what
you've got.
Makes just a little bit more.
--1.Ipe's Liners.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-24
NEWS FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK
POLITICS WILL ENJOY SOME
WHAT OF A LULl DURING
THIS WEEK.
.WARSHPS AT SEATTLE
/ Last of Week Will BE az Tacoma
Three Murder Trials to Occur
al Different Points Win
Attract Attention.

Washington, May 23.-With con
gress adjourned and comparative ly
small number OF political conyen
yentions on the schedule, politics and
public affairs will enjoy something OF
n mll during the coming week
/. The ships of the Atlantic hattleship
feet Yill spend the early part OF the
week at Seattle and the latter part
at Tacoma, at both Of which places
elaborate arrangements have been
made for the entertainment of the
officers and sailors.
Three cases of alleged murder each
of which has attracted considerable
public attention, are dCcketed for
trial next Monday at three different
points. The second trial of Ack Hale,
charged with the murder of Lilie
Davids in a cemetery at Bristol
Tenn. more than year ago, will be
called, At Jersey City the trial of
Theodore s. Whittemore Is to BEGIN.
He is charged with the murder of his
wife. whose body was found sub
in the Jersey meadows last
December In this city will be he'd
the trial of CASTOR r. Philip,
wealthy young clubman of New York,
who is alleged to have shot and killed
Frank Macaboy. local cabman. in
the Arlington Hotel last winter after
an all night debauch in which both
had participated.
Whether South Carolina win
abolish the liquor traffic Will be de
cided at a special state election to
be held next Tuesday.
The hattleship Michigan is to be
launched Tuesday at Camden. n, J.
The christening ceremony will be
performed by the daughter OF Assist
ant Secretary Of tie Navy Newberry
President Fallicres or France wi Il
be the guest of King Edward and
Queen Alexandra during the great r
lart Of the week
Conventions of the week that viii
attract more or less attention will bel
he annual session of. the general as
sembly of the united Presbyterian
Church ia Pittshurg, the annual con-
1ention OF the Churches of Christ att
Columbus. and Democratic state en-.
lentions in New Hamphire, Arizona |
md West Virginia, TO elect delegates
o the national convention at Denver |
lcXt July.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-24
CHURCHES NE[O
ACTIVE MEMBERS
SPEAKER AT RESBYTERiAN As.
SEMLY SAYS HOPE LIES IN
YOUNG MEN
BR )THERAOOD APPROVED
Ry Rev Dr. -MinistsrIsi
Reiief Urged BY Special Commit
nittee-Methodlst Elect Two
of the Eiaht Bishops.

! Kansas City, May q. Rev. Dr.
Landreth. president oi the Belmon.
Female College Of Nashville made
Iplea In support of Presbyterian Broth
Ierhood Mt today's session of the Gea
oral Assembly OF the Presbyterian
church of the United Stats Ths
Presbyterian Brotherhood movement,
ministerial relief and child labor
claimed practically all the attention
OF the delegates today Ms~
I.andrIeth said the eyangslistian OF
the world depended upon the success
of the churches In getting laymen la
terested AZ active workers. He said
1t was necessary to get young men ia
the work
Rev John Bushnell OF Minneapolis
submit report on the board Of
relief. He said that men
who devoted their lives to minister
ial work deserved every comfort Ia
their old ages. He explained that the
salary of ministers is small and made
a plea for higher salaries.
After the report was accepted
was offered providing a
committee OF five ministers and three
elders be appointed to arrange a plal
by which every minister in the
church will receive at least 81 600 a
year In submitting the report to the
assembly the chairman OF the com.
mittee said that II congress will revise
tariff duty on wood pulp the Herald
will come to the assembly without a
deficit next year.
The report of the Board OF Relief
showed that It had on It's rolls for-tfe--
year ending March 81, 1905 fNe7
names-i3G ministers. $50 widows, ~
orphan families. IA women missionar
les. 20 guests in the Merriam House.
at the Thornton Home. This Is
the largest number ever upon the roll
The receipts from all sources were
s37i02i, the largest In any year ex
eept when the Centennial Fund was
raised The balance Ia the emergency
fund is $3Ls3S
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-24
TWO BISHOPS CHOSEN
Out of the Eiaht to Be Elected by
Methodist General Conference

Baltimore May Epitomiz,d his
tory of the Episcopal election which is
the great event OF the present Metho-
dist Episcopal General Conference il
one effective ballot, electing two
bishops of the eight new ones ordered
eight ballots that have been without
result and the tenth east aud ballet
slips sealed until Monday There ara
those who, Judging by his steady al
vance. believe that there viii be an.
nounced on Monday morning the eler.
tion of Rev. w. A. Quayle. pastor Of
the St James church. Chicago, and
that the election of Rev. Edwin II
Hughes president of Depauw I'niver
sity, will speedily follow by reason rf
the backing of those who have been
supporters of Quayle There are those.
too. who look for the election OF Rev.
Wilson S Lewis. president OF Morning
Side college. when the result OF the
tenth ballot is known.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-24
A|RSH|P BURSTS
IN AIR.; IS HURT.
GIANT CRAFT FAILS ON TRIAL
TRIP AND PASSENGERS ARE
SEVERELY INJURED.
DASHED TO THE EARTH
With Its Occu1ants2 When Gas Lsfs
the Dao With Flush Defective
Manageme Mt the Cause-Ship
Was a Monster.

Oakland, Cal. May ga giant air
ship, ON its trial trip In Berkeley to
! day, rose 300 feet from the earth an
before 10000 people tilted, bust an
( dropped to the ground with its crew OF
/ lG men, every one Of whom was in
jured None Of the injured with the
possible exception Of one Is expect
ed to die. Seven Of them are seriously
hurt and nine are severely bruised and
suffering from the shock.
It was 1890 o'clock when the stay
ropes We're cut and the arship rose
slowly from the earth. Five gasoline
engines suspended beneath the biz
bag at intervals Of probabl 80 feet,
each attended by an engineer, were
not put in operation until well up in
the ali, although two had slowly set
If motion the long propellers reaching
out from their sides.
The engines were suspended inda-
pendent of each other and the weight
did not appear to be equally divided
and before the ship could be propelled
further than few feet, the forward
end tilted downward and stood at an
angle Of 45 degrees, suspended in air
The rush of gas to the stern end of
the long airship and the tremendous
weight Of the engines and crew caus-
ed the none too substantial envelope
to burst with loud ripping noise
The release of this great quantity of
gas allowed the airship to settle slow
ly toward the earth and for few
moments it looked as if II would come
down slow enough to avert any in
Jury 10 the ~ men. Sone of them,
however, lost their heads before the
big machine could right itself and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-24
SHOT IN FOUR PLACES
South Omaha Saloon Man Has Pistol
Fight With Two Men Who
Tried to Hold Him Up,

Omaha. MAY 2$.-Jshn Wrede. a
saloon keeper Of South Omaha, was
shot four times and fatally wounded
by two men who tried to hold him up
tonight The men. covering the
saloon keeper with reyolpers. de-
manded his money Wrede seized his
own pistol and rapid exchasge Of
shots followed.
Wrede was hit four times in She
body two bullets passing through
the lungs After cmptying his revol-
yer. Wrede closed with the smaller
robber and locked him in a toilet
room, where he was found by the
police The other man fed. The
bandit gave the name as Gerald
Smith and that Of his companion as
Charles Bair. and said they arrived
from Los Angles a week ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-24

The Ford murder case was given
with instructions that they notify the
court in case they found verdict
1t was learned that Robert Thorn
berry the only Cairo man on the
jury. seemed to have been chosen BY
them to preside, and was going over
the evidence and instructions with
the men.
The trial of the case lasted ono
week; 103 men were examined to
procure a jury and II was admittedly
one of the hardest fought murder
cases ever tried in the county. with
Influences eXerted in behalf of the
defendant The evidence in the case
was closed at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Argument was opened for
the prosecution by Attorney Ander-
son. who was followed by Hon Reed
Green and Attorney Angus Leek fer
the defense. The latter concluded
shortly begore Z o'clock when court
adjourned for supper. At s o'clock
States Attorney Wilson began the
closing argument for the prosecution
concluding at O'Clock. The courts
instructions occupied about half an
hour in the reading and were CON
sidered fair to both sides. The argu-
ments werc' listened to by large
audience and it was generally agreed
that they were all exceptionally
strong. s'i
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-24
WANT CONSIDERATION
On Roosevelt's Legislation Recon-
mendations and Will Continue
Democrats Fiiibuster.

Washington. May 23-John Sharp
Williams. the minority leader OF thu
house announced tonight after a re-
cess had been taken until Moaday.
that the Democracy proposed 10 con
tinue its filibuSter until such legisla-
ton as President Roosevelt hal
recommended should receive consider
alton or q final adjournment had beea
ordered BY a vote OF the majority In
his view. the adjournment Of congress
will not be reached before the lattes
part Of next week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-24
KNABENsHUE HAS TOUGH LUCK,

Toledo, Ohio, May 23.-Roy Knaben,
shue and his new airship, capable OF
carrying three passengers, met with
disaster upon occosian of its second
flight here today Knabenshue at.
tempted to alight in the baseball park.
where game was in progress. but his
machine becoming unmanageable hit
the fence. The propellers and gear
were badly damaged and the airship
will be out of commission for several
days.