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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-13
OoHoNER'S JURY RENDERS
VERDICT OF MURDER

Ii'EIT. Aug. 13.-The verdict of
N'iohers jury in the inquest on the
~ Mrs. Edna Warn, who was
'''' and killed by William Freestone
monday, today returned the fol-
's verdict: We find that Mrs.
warn came to her death as d
VI guashot wound inflicted by
freestone with a deliberate
malicious intention on the part
said William Freestone to kill and
The said Edna Warn The
O'NS!sted of r. f. Orne. c. HI.
~''''7y \. ]. Childs. w f. Campbell,
y Boutwell, and ] w. Headlee.
~ J. Sigler. Mrs. Warns. brother.
captured Freestone following the
'-Ns and held him till the officers
''Ned' testified that the prisoner had
'a'ely shot to kill and had then
wen to turn his pistol on sigler
and himself
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-13

Classified ads for results
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-13
No Race War.

MIAMI. Fla, Aug. 13-Meager al
vices received here today Indicate
fierce fight between the whites anu
the Seminoles in the everglades There
are no details.
The trouble was caused by IA drunk
on Indians engaged in a shooting spree
No one is reported injured.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-13

was signed by the Indianapolis team in
the American association and made
such good showing that ne was pur-
chased by the Detroits and soon be-
came one of the mainstays of the
pitching staff and a big factor in hep
ing the Tigers win their second PEN
nant. The larger Illustration. from a
snapshot made during a recent game
between Detroit and ew York shows
Ty Cobb, leading batSman of the
American league, sliding for home and
Catcher Sweeney, of the Yankees
making desperate attempt to tag
him out.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-13

cord is not as good this year as that
of his teammate, George Mullin, who
has 10 straight victories to his credit,
but his work on the slab has been more
better boxman Of the two. X 'cka
poo." as Summers is known, has had a
professional baseball as a member of
the pitching staff of the indianapolis
Reserves in 1908, when they ranked
among the strongest independent
teams of the country. The following
wear he pitched awhile for the Marion
(OD Central league club. In 1907 he
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-13


DISPUTED claim to the heavyweight
championship of all the world.
Then comes Johnson and cleans up
Burns in IA rounds over in Sydney last
December. This is the answer. john
son surely is the heavyweight champ,
no matter if he is as black as the ace
of SHADES and the most unpopular pug
who ever donned five ounce glove
Jeff will have to stow him away before
the public will look upon the big Cali
f3,.nian as the king of the ring
Negro About Broke.
The truth is that Johnson is about
broke. For a heavyweight champion
of the world. he has always fought for
comparatively small money. The larg-
est chunk he ever received was $500
for heating Burns This is a snug
little sum, but only mite when it will
be remembered that Burns bit was
$40 600. or Just four times as much as
the man who beat him got for his
trouble
That 1900 which he took away from
Australia did not last Johnson very
long. He spent most of it opening
wine buying diamonds and lighting up
tho darktown districts of every city
all along the line. When he arrived in
New York. some months ago, the
champion was clean. He could not
nav his debts and he had tough
time getting by He got $4,000 for his
six round mill with O'Brien and i'm
mediately blowed $4,000 for big au-
tonoobile before his creditors managed
to attach it.
Now unless some good angel comes
to the bat for him, black Jack can
never raise another $4,000 to cover the
big side bet which Jeffries insists upon
Johnson has a bad reputation all over
the United States, England and Aus
tralia. Everybody is leery of him. He
has never been known to make good
any of his obligations and unless some
sure thing gambler has an ace In the
hole and looks upon Johnson as NOR
tai cinch he will let the match go by
default and then Jeff can have good
excuse To get back to the alfalfa patch
and enjoy that $4,000 he cleaned up
on his recent theatrical trip.
This is only one of the many OBJ
stacles that stand in the way of the
greatest ring match ever thought OF.
It will take a shrewd promoter and
several shrewd financiers to bring the
giants together.
rrayne Looming Up.
There will be a new member OF the
lightweight division in line TO get
whirl at Battling Nelson and his title
within the next two weeks in the event
that Johnny Frayne can successfully
put the crusher on Fighting Dick Hy-
land whom he meets before the MIS-
sion club in this city on the night OF
August 20 This is the only important
match in sight for the fans to Sloat
over and it gives promise of being
a whirlWind affair.
Fravne is one of the few indicated
lightweights before the public at the
present time. His recent easy victory
over the rejuvenated Young Corbett
has made him big card all over the
ed q. clever as lightweight can be.
and now apparently possessed of
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-13
the plate.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-Untii recent
" If was the general opinion in fano-
.b,+ pitcher Ed. Walsh of the chi
white Sox was the iron man Oh
.,or;can league. but at present
that title seems rightfully to oe-ohs
RI Edward Summers OF the De'io-'
Tigers pictured herewith, summers
in = recent game against washington
+,,.;r,ed 10 innings of runless ball. thuS
feat performed by Joh''
MONTGOMERY Ward against the Detroi'
club in August 1882. summers
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-13
Large Grain Exports.

BOSTON Aug. 13.-With the sailing
Of the steamer Cambrian for London
today with q large cargo of grain.
the exports of wheat and other cere-
ais from Boston are expected to con-
tinue on a large scale through the
fall and winter. Judging from book
ings already made, every steamer
leaving port hereafter will have its
holds well filled
If you want to buy or sell, see FOX
Rooms and 4, Barrett Bldg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
UNA MUJER DEGOLLADA
Adjuntas, Junio 3:

Desdc aver : p. m. me cucuentro en
el harrio Portillo de este t6rmm0. en-
:-in .Iucz municipal, Sccrctario. Mar
shal y Gu1riia VaIdojuiy, inv"stican-
do um caxo grave. trataSo dc una mu-
ier llamada Maria Socorros Plaza ONE
fine oglcontrada decnllada en sal mis-
ma casa con tres ninoS de corta e.iad.
tambitn dreoiIados hasta ahora Ia
dat"ndo i Manuel Plaza. qucrido de
ID Maria Socorro padre De ios nj
nos, y tres personas mas.
s. trahaja actiyamente en- = eS'Ia--
rerimiento De los hcchos. 81 ha ays-
sado al fiscal Inforuar6 r.esuFtad,~
Ortiz, Jefe ditto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03

'Ms ~ i,diviflnos Rnsique Isqsctai,
SSfsrsss Poilot, Joaquin Pe'lot, Agns-
tn PAss. Rsn6a Vargas. fiausiiiis
Csss, Jssa Eehevarria aims Chino y
Jasa 4Szmsn alias Caiiejo. Al inter
veaar u .po,icis, fn< aeomesida r~ul-
tands FL jefc Salom5n Costa con una
costas,6s en- Il brazo derecho, sufrl-
ds per un palo. La pIicia hizo s-o
De ssls m.canas para reducr la obe-
dsucia los pcrturfadorcs. quienn
" les ha exigido en Ia Corte Munri-
pal 100 dollars DE fianza por alterar
10 paz y 300, por acOmetimicmto Y
asresi6st
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
UN DELITO GRAVE
Guayanla, JUNO 3:

FL detective Liborio Torres cn unp1
del guardia Recio arresiaron i CUTLER
mo Garcia por acometimbcn;o agrc-
si6n con circunstancias agravantes.
en union dc los guardas Recio Diaz
arrcstaron il Eusebo Diaz por iglid de-
Ito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
ElKaiser visitara al Cxar
ENTREvISTA CONCERTADA

Nueva York jueves- Entire los respectivos gabinete
ae Berlin Petersburgo han cruzado las notas dc
ncio coucertaudo la vista que ha de hacer Kaiser Gui
Hermo al Car Nicolas ei dez siete del corriente
esta entrevsta de los dos soberanos Sc lie atribuye
xua gran importarcia international.
reception que lie prepara al Kaiser es surtuosl
sina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
Service Especial Del bolel1l MefeaRlli
GABLEGRAMAS.
No estan preparados
UNA HUELGA TUMULTUOSA

Nueva York jueves En- Philadelphia han ocurrdo
aver esta grandes tumultos consecuencla de
una huelga de los empeados de tranva.
Los huelgusas asataron los coches que pretendio po
ner en- circulation la compaa srvendose de empeados
rompehuegas.
varios coches ouedaron destrozados, de la collision
entire huegustas guardias hay muchos herdos CON
tusos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
Un siniestro err Asturias
INA EXPLOSION EN- LAS MINAs DE MosQUETERA

Nueva York jueves En- las minas de Mosquetera, EN-
Oviedo ha ocurrdo explosion del gas grsu que ha
ocasonado sensbles derrumbamentos Entire los escom
bros han sido sacados seis mineros muertos
Sc trabaia actvamente para reparar los grandes des
trozos de la explosion por yer 81 hay vctimas
pultadas en- los dospomes.
En- e distrito minero reina gran CONSERVATION Ell en-
tierro de las victinas ha sido mponente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
Ia pes&e bub6nIca
en- Caracas
LA PLAGA VA EN- AUMENTO

NGeva York, juoves Los informes qoe Sc recben dc
In canita1 vene-ora dcen que Ia pcso bubonica
Gu IL ciudad
De la horrible playa han muerto va aigunas persona
en los deaea recdos por via que Sc dice aotorzada
ri gobierno mega ia axtencia de Ia playa atr1buye
los amigos de Castro Ia invencon que tanto dano hace al
BAEs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
TeatrO Municipal

Manana vicrncs de Juno Beneh
10 dc Alfonso Castillo
ia rcir" j EstronosN ia rcjr
Sigucn los en~ayos de Alma t.
Dios FL talisman prodigioso J d.
Ia famos4 zarmcla Aqui haso farta m
hombre" prefiada en- cl concurso Il
. RI llcraldo de Madrid Gran 6xito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03

OVACION A LA REINA

Nueva York jueves Eli Ia Coruna. IN fuerte tembor
de terra ha sembrado la aarma en- la poblacion
Afortunadamente no ha habdo desgracias
Los despacho recibdos de Madrid dicen que al alir
de la Igesia de Ia Vrgen de la Paloma la rena Dona
Victoria ovacionada deliranemene por miles de
jeres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03

DenunciadoS lose Gonzalcz p.~ danos
malicioSos. Bcnigno Ayala y Domingo
Rayona por iuegos prohibidps. Fermin
Negr6n por iDfracci6n al artnuio 2s3
del C1digo Penal, y Manuel Segarra
por h,lrtO mcnor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03

Hueva york jueyes conunlcan de It~lia que . Sc
han canbiado entire las canollerlas para Ia pro
xma vista del reg Victor Manuel, de Itala los sooe
ramos de Inglatera Alemania
LA vista Sc celebrara fines de Juno
I'm las inglesa gefmanica Sc 10 tf1outafa o
zyna zecibimiento al monarca ltaliano
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03

Dcnas puestos sin nov"dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
Los suceSos en- Ia ls|a
LOS AUToRKs DR UN RoBo


FL sargcnto Sierra y los Detectives
Bctanconrt Bc~rios han arrstsAs &
Sixta Moreno por csala miento cn pri-
mer grade, ocnpandoscle ~ dollars.
Los miSm0s arrosian "a Rafael COhn
y Juan Muniel por tres escaiamsn--
tos on primer grado cometido~ en dis
tintas casaS y fechas. III fisa! le pi-
de 5000 dollars dc fianza cada uno,
Tambien fu6 dcnuneiado el Rafaa Co
Ion por tres hurtos menorcs cOmetidos
en ig,ial fOrma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-03
ACOMETIMIENTO Y AGGRESSION
Caguas, Junlb 3:

El detective Scharon "a union died
c.bo Diaz. arreStaron Agapito Cruz
por HERR por la espalda gravcmente
a Pedro Dial.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-23
HIGH HONOR THRUST
ON FREQ c. DANIELS
East Chicago Labor Leader
Delegate to National
Federation.
Especial to THE T1MEs,)

East Chicago, Ind. Sept ga new
honor has come to Fred c. Daniels, a
prominent member Of Emlyn lodge No.
%, in being selected as one Of the two
delegates who will represent the Anal
gamated Association of Iron Tin and
Steel Workers at the national eonven-
tion of the American Federation Of
Labor which viii be held in Toronto
next November The other delegate
named is Peter J. McArdle of Pittsburg
president of the Amalgamated Associa-
tion of Iron. Tin and Steel Workers of
America. The convention will con-
vene Nov. and will continue in ses-
sion for at least a fortnight. Mr. Dan
iels was a candidate before the repub-
lican primaries last Saturday for the
office OF alderman from the third ward.
but the entrance in the race of another
labor leader from the same mill. the
Interstate. was probably the cause of
his defeat, as 1t split the labor vote
For some years past Mr.. Daniels has
been selected by his lodge to represent
them al the yearly national conference
of the A. A of I. T & S W and also
at the meetings Of the latter organiza-
ton and the mill owners to adopt the
yearly wage scale
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-23
REPUBLICAN MASS
MEETING POSTPONED
Bad Weather Discourages
Grifith's q. o. P. Work
ers for the Cause.
WILL ORGANIZE SEPTEMBER 2S
Infant Body Will Develope Peculiar
Situation-Some Republicans
Cannot Join.

Griffith. Ind, Sept 23-The republic
an mass meeting. which was called for
last evening to start republican or
ganization in Griffith and nominate can
didates for the various town offices,
was postponed on account of bad
weather until one week from last even
ing
There has never been republican
organization here. although there are a
great many republicans and the move
to form one which viii take an active
part in the politics of the town has Gre
ated considerable of a Juror among
the members of the opposite party
When this organization is completed
it will result in a peculiar situation.
Some good staunch republicans VIII be
found affiliated with the opposite party
and this not wholly because they wish
to leave the republican ranks. But the
nominating convention for the opposite
party was held before the plans of the
republicans were completed for an or
ganization here and as a result num-
Der OF republicans including the pre-
cinct chairman, took part in the caucus
of the other party.
A. L. Russell was appointed chairman
of a committee OF republicans to adver-
tise a mass meeting in which a party
organization might then be formed and
where the present chairman may still
take his rightful position if he chooses
| Owing to the inclement weather and
consequent postponement the matter
! still has a week in which to work itself
| out, and on next Wednesday evening
the republican convention will be held
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-23
LEAVE ON AUTO TRIP
Especial to rHB T1MEs.9

Indiana Harbor. Sept. 23-Mr. and
Mrs. B. H Briney expect to leave today
on an extensive automobile tour
through Indiana and Ohio. Their first
stop will be at South Bend. where they
will spend a day or so with friends. go
ing from there to Fort Wayne. Canton,
O.. will be theih destination after leav-
ing Fort Wayne and thence on to Mas
silan, o. After a short visit with
friends in Canton and Massilan they
will go to New Philadelphia and then to
their old home IN Canal Dover, where
they will be the guest sof Mrs. Briney.s
sister. Mrs. George Reese.
Mr. and Mrs. Briney will be gone
about four weeks and anticipate great
pleasure from the trip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-23
CITIZENS TO
NAME THEIR
COMMITTEE
Especial to I'VE T1MEsl

Indiana Harbor, Ind. Sept. 23.-The
citizens party of East Chicago and In
diana Harbor will hold their mass
meeting tonight in the Coliseum for
the purpose Of selecting a city central
committee and chairman. Joseph
Quinlan is the most prominently men
toned in connection with the chair
manship. although dark horse may
pop up and carry off the honor
At present the outlook indicates a
reasonable degree of harmony with
few Of the exciting features that char
acterized the republican mass meeting
held for 1imilar purpose.
II was said that an effort would be
made to rush the primaries for the
purpose of g..ing the candidates a bet
ter opportunity for campaign work.
However the Indications now are that
these will not be held for a week at
least
1t is quite likely the committee VIII
meet following the appointment OF the
members to set date for the pri-
maries
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-23

PAY Night" Given by Boss
as Reason for Calling Off
Event rolius Element
Think Differently Claim
Cold Feet.

Because of the fact that tonight is
pay night at the Indiana steel mills.
the great Knots mass meeting will
not be held in the Majestic theater as
per schedule because of the fact that
the merchants will be too busy on this
night to attend the meeting.
Mr.. Knots henchmen say he desires
to talk particularly to the business
men. outlining his policies for the com
ing campaign, denying charges that
have been made against him, and ask
ing for the proof.
II is said that the threat upon the
part of one of the Crolius men to pro-
duee the proof and ask some very per-
tinent questions is what mainly in
duced the Knots independent demo-
Gratis to have the meeting postponed.
In the first place. the CroIius men claim
that the Knots meeting was not sane
toned by the democratic clubs and that
they had no right to advertise it as a
democratic meeting. President c. O.
Seton of the Central Democratic club
denied last night In THE TINES that
the meeting called by Tom Knots who
is a member Of the club. was in reality
a democratic meeting
The night set for the meeting is
Wednesday night and the place is AS
semhly hall. the Majestic theater not
being available on this date.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-23
BELT LINES
COMPILE: TN)N
IN SIGHT
Work on Chicago, Milwau-
kee & Gary Railroad Is
Being Pushed and Pros
poets Are It Will Be in
Operation by May l.

Before this time next year Gary Will
have another belt line railroad one
which viii mean more to it than all
others, by practically connecting all
the important railroads entering Chi
cago With Gary
Work is being pushed in a rapid
manner on the new Chicago, Milwau-
kee & Gary line. The road is expected
to be completed about the first Of May.
1t is already completed beyond Mo-
mence and is headed this way. The
road, it is said, on the new swing will
strike a little west of Lowell. thence
making a straight line for Crown
Point and Gary. Another large force
of men is now completing the road to
Milwaukee.
H.. the road has already been doing
freight business. and a passenger
service viii be instituted later on
Rockford H.. is one of the largest
furniture manufacturing cities in the
United States over a dozen large fac
tories being located there.
1t is the intention of these COM
panies to make Gary their distributing
center when the Chicago. Milwaukee &
Gary line is completed. on account OF
its importance as railroad center In
consequence. the companies may erect
large store houses at this place and
Gary will be the main distributing
point for the great lakes and all points
east via railroad.
This information was learned
through J. c Miller, who is genera
superintendent of the line and who
also has holdings in the furniture com
panies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-23
GARY CHURCH
PRAISED At
CONFERENCE
Meeting of Presbytery in
Plymouth Develops Some
Interesting Facts Con-
corning Denomination in
Magic City.

The thing of most human interest
in the meeting of the Presbytery at
Plymouth Ind. was the story OF the
Gary church. says the Laporte Argos
Bulletin. 1t has received bout $50
members during the year. and is now
said to be the largest. although about
the youngest, church in that city.
In building, they were forced to go
very deep for a foundation, and this
added nearly $1,000 to the cost. The
country members thought il extrava-
giant at first and were not disposed
to borrow or give more money to help
start the work.
Rev. NJ. Armentrout of monticello
visited the field and found that this
debt burdened church had established
mission in the Jungle" south of the
Wabash tracks. and he looked up a poor
girl that they were caring for. She was
the only support of her mother. and
had been frightfully burned. The
doctor could not come for several
hours, and when he did treat her he
required them to sell their shack for
$17 to pay his bill.
Mission Sends Aid.
The mission had helped her in vari-
Gus ways by their fraternal and relig-
ious aid. On hearing this the Presby
terry resolved to raise more money. sat-
isfed that it was a good investment.
Rev. Cyrus A. Price was received
from Fort Wayne Presbytery The
call of Union Mills church was given
to him, and he is to be installed Fri
day Oct. l. Rev. Donaldson is to
preside and charge the pastor. Rev.
A. c. Ormrod will charge the people,
and Rev H. B. Hostetter will preach.
Rev w c. Broadly of Monon is
dismissed to Ohio, and Rev. E. A. Old
enburg of Valparaiso to st. Paul and
Rev Martin Luther to Winnebago Pres
| bytery.
Rev. George A. Plug of Plymouth
was elected moderator and chairman OF
the executive commission which was
chosen to look after the general inter-
ests Of the Presbytery between SEES
sions and to stir up the churches to a
more systematic and regular support OF
the general causes projected.
E. d. Barrows OF Laporte was in
charge of the opening session on Wed
nesday morning and made a stirrips
address on what the pews expected o.
the pulpit.
The Presbytery voted in fave; o.
| reducing the size OF the general as
sembly which has grown to nearly l..
600 members so that a more widely an,
less expensive body may conduct tn
review Of its national and world wild,
work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-23
COLORED G. 0. P. CLUB
DOING ITS SHARE

Republican club meetings continue
to be the order OF the day in Gary. and
all enjoy large and enthusiastic au
dience.
The Colored Republican club is doing
its share to keep things moving and
held meeting last night at the Pet
rovich hall. 1897 Washington street.
The Colored Republican clubs band
gives It's second ball of the season next
Saturday night at the Binzenhof hall
Admission to the han will be 80 cents.
a meeting Of the South Side Repub-
lican clu bwas held last evening at Bill
kovic's hall. at Adams street and
Eleventh avenue.
The Lithuanian Republican club also
held a meeting last night, their meet
ing place having been the Petrovich
hall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-23

Barnes branch of the criminal court
today
The defendant received the verdict
almost unmoved with only a contrac-
ton of his eyes adm a further pro-
truding OF his determined under jaw
A flush of disappointment overspread
his face and sigh of regret escap ped
him. His attorneys at once filed notice
OF intention to appeal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-23
NOTICE.
(sneclal d lie TIMEsl

Especial % TIE IIMES)
whiting, Ind. Sept. 2s.-The demo-
cratic city central committee will hold
an open meeting at the city hall on
Friday night at which all prospective
candidates for municipal offices will be
expected to hand in their names.
ED. OHARA, Chairman.
II. BROWN, Secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-23
NJ CAM IS
GUILTY Of
EXTORTION

Chicago. Sept 2S-Inspector Edward
Mccain was found guilty of extorting
brides from fallen women and degraded
men Of the Desplain street red light"
district by jury in Judge Albert c.