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preach at both services. In the morning
the regular communion service will be OBJ
served. with the reception Of new members,
and in the evening the Peoples Popular
Sunday Service. with b. F. Butts as soloist
and chorus director. Mrs. Z. NJ White
more, founder and president of the Door of
Hope, is also TO speak at the Christian En-
deavor meeting. The centennial programme
for December L IS now arranged, and will
be as follows: 9-5l a. m, Sunday school
celebration, with addresses by former su-
perintendents; II a. m. centennial sermon
and address by DR.. Kittredge and DR.. Car
ter; p. m. Christian Endeavor celebration
and reunion. with addresses by charter
members; S p. m, congratulatory service.
On Monday. December Is, at S.30 D. m, will
occur the centennial reception and reunion
for former and present members and all
the friends Of the church. At this recep-
ton the semi-centenniaI OF the ordination
Of DR.. KitTedge. the pastor emeritus. will
be cOmmemorated with a presentation by
Warner Van Norden.
AT the Church Of the Messiah Unitarian
the Rev. John Haynes Holmes viii preach
tomorrow morning on The Heroism OF
Common Life" At the opening meeting OF
tl4I NApoA NAlAAt+4SL44l OF Allli l-J IA the
Messiah Chapel. Dr. Luther II. Gulick. pres
ident Of the Fairgrounds Association Of
America, viii give an address on Munich
pal Aspects Of Recreation"
At Columbia University. ST. Pauls Chapel.
at p N. tomorrow, the preacher will be
the Rev. DR.. Charles +. Aked. speaking on
christianity and Government"
Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock the
Rev. Dr. Arthur T. Pierson Will deliver a
centennial sermon for the New York Bible
Society in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. Dr. George William
Garter will have charge Of the service.
At Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning the sacrament OF Holy
Communion Will be administere with a
reception Of members. In the evening there
will he a meeting Of the New York Port
Society. with addresses by members Of the
society and the pastor. Special music will
be a feature Of the meeting.
The seventy-ninth anniversary COM
mUnion Sc. vice OF the ST. James Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held tomorrow
morning. The Fisk Jubilee Quartet, of
Nashville. Tenn, Will have charge of the
music at the evening service and will sing
a number OF jubilee songs.
At Temple Bethel tomorrow DR.. Schulz
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CHURCH ELECTIONS.

At a meeting Of Grace Church held last
Tuesday IN the parish house. at 10th street
and Broadway. the election of wardens and
vestrymen took place. These elections are
usually held Immediately following Easter.
but hereafter they will take place on the
first Tuesday following the first Sunday
after Advent. ]. Frederick Kernochan was
elected warden until 1911 Advent and WILL
lam Rhinelander Stewart until 1910 Advent.
The vestrymen elected were George C..
Clark. Dallas B. Pratt. until 1872 Advent
Richard Fl. Williams, Charles De Rham,
Jr., Howard Townsend. 1911 Advent. and j.
Montgomery Hare. Francis Huntington and
George Blagden. 1910 Advent.
The following were elected at the Church
of the Beloved Disciple: Warden. c. Victor
Twiss; vestrymen. DIR. R. n. Disbrow,
Thomas NJ. Tanning and David w. Knapp.
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There will also be held at the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church on December
and a conference on missionary educa-
tion. At this conference will be dis
cussed some of the results of the investi-
cations now being conducted by each Of
four commissions which have been looking
into various phases of the work
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At the Church Of the Holy Communion
DIR. Mottet will preach tomorrow morning
and the Rev. William p. Hill In the even
ing. On Wednesday evening the Rev. DIR.
Charles Henry Babcock will be the special
preacher.
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which the vested choir OF one hundred
voices. under the direction of Edward Nor
RI, Bowman. will sing the third section Of
Mendelssohn's oratorio of Elijah"
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The Rev. DIR. John Lyon Caughey will
speak at both services In the Harlem Pres
byterian Church tomorrow.
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.lsT ANNIVERSARY

flu n H.amoflur thr GasIel Among
a 10 ..f q New N0ra. known as
r .Df" lu calvary Ncfl0d-st isllls-
.Nr t. g. n GDDDl-T.L, u. D.
f-.s al. sff ave-. SUNDAY. ll~o.ini'f
- ~ H. Addresses and testimonies ~
- f Furnish u by the large chur,h
lt tif D." f.f sailor cholrs ~ The
- assisted ~ q Scandinhala Ian
enc 1lar.-. tlolin TITO.
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E1NLiis rElIsuYTFK4AN curRcH.

4 -7ITITr- ~ |TH lII II
II ffop.. y and Hf ~ tn'
iseRs s.rlL NfIGIAN GARTER. "a. ID;
I'M - 'ir'f: The Wonders ~ the ttiilr-
,f.J k'tr The Gomnsuiaaabie th-ist,
eF6,t Wednesday y Evening. O'tiorh.
~, ors BERRY Nill speak 9n nc
sturoe ''
ssrslss. Friday evening al ..
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Calvary NJ. T.. Church,

Iyqtb Street and seventh Avenue
a--.D, a-''D ~, 4 GOODEI.L. d ID, Pasior'
hrh. : "a iesi&Holy Communion and deception
OF Meinbe5s ,sestina of port sOci ~. Addresses
80 - ana the Pastor. Special music.
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CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.


REV PERCY STICkNEG GRANT, RECTOR
II A NJ. morning service and sermon Uector)
4. 81. choraI seryics-
Rev Andrew T.. Cnderhill. preacher
J. NJ. Mr.. Alexander Irvine. speaker.
. y. Al. after meeting addressed by ext =
Senator PettgreW. Subject. Government by
l,lrani.sinn.'
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EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS.
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'HE EES~ EsD COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
sH.r l-rl t-e. and T7th 81.
y 1LaEl lEEkI-ON COBB. -. D.. Minis
-. t- r-... on ID a ~. ana s 80 J. n
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cENTRAL PREsBn TEReiAN : 'hsi,a- ~ Hya
,,IIT TON MERLE-sMiTH. D.. D.,
pssi.r REV q. ~ sM1flt. Jr,. Ass's,"i', a
f.frg.oTa NORRIS yreachfs ~ = n
h'F' ,s.iefGE RI sMYTH. Jr. ~ i. "a ,
,.,--.s.i,1 Fndeayor meeting sunday inoslIs -, ~
,- ~ =. ,,,,,tlui0n al 4.3o lega t.rnal H''ti's
8.l'. = nm ,.,enfug "a >. All welcome
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r.r ave. and Ssh 81
~ FEl--E E COLE j. n. 81 Rome. Y y
a. Fi f... 60 d A. n and . p. II
,,".-l. Christianity"
a.ar shall We DO with the Old
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Tomorrow evening Mrs. Helen Temple
Briela~. inspiration speaker. viii address
the Sr..taal and Ethical Society on Are
r., Dead Troubled9"
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Fifth ave and Thirty-seyenth 81.
reV. WILLIAM r. RICHARDS, D. ID.
hlnlstefs Rev. ROBERT DAVIS.
Dr. RICHARDS VIII preach al II O'Clock. keN.
GEORGE r BERRY. OF Englewood a. 4. Mr.
DAVIS al Evening Service al = Bible School and
Classes g.s5 a. m. Mems Class, led by Ar.
Davis. wednesday service, D. IN Friday .
2.
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Religious Literature bibles. Books. Hymnas.
Free Tracts for Workers. American Tract Soci-
ety. l50 Nassau 81.
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At Plymouth Church the Rev. Newell
Dwight Hills will preach tomorrow morn
ing on The Ideal of God Furnished 10
Ey cry Man by His Experience. The Pres
ent State Of the Theistic Argument"
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EE c7--EGIATE CHURCH OF ST. HIcH
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Madison Ave. Baptist Church,
II. Rartholomew's Church,

Madison Avenue corner i4th street
TIE Rev L.EIGHTCN PARKS, d D.. hector.
$50 a m.-Holy Communion
n = u Holy Communion and sermon
D. m-Evcning Prayer and Addrtss OIL,
cnecial musical service. Excerpts from .l-hlah-
srhe Rector viii preach morning and ait'Ihooh.
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-FERK PF EsBYTI RlAN HURCH. scth 81
"A Amsterdam age.-The Pastor. Dr. ANSON
. ATTERBURY, Will preach IL an. and . y. m.
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tt-- ----'li-E t-LLEGIATE CHURCH,
l-e en- sth ST
h.t -'--E f. FAGG, l.. D. Minister
N.- -.'a.a at ID A. -. and J.. N.
tHL laE.- -E COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
.- ave and Stth 81
- AA i- JAS BTERELL j. D.. Minister
d, F-- .-- u q A. ~ and Y. n
ai-.r- ..e Palm Tree
-''i. -.e -u-tle-Miuled Man
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TOURTd PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

,s,tIs0N AVENUE METHODIST EiistofAL
CHURCH. cor. Guth street
H.. WALLACE MACMTLLEA. u. d. Iastor;
-, q Preaching 10y the Pastor. folioSea
= b. &c. .,f HOW e'qmn4unlnn. subject 81 sci,
- a CENTURY WITH THE BOOK OF
COD - a.. ,bc pssror
D. ~ bible school al ";iS a. m
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

be I'd street Young Mems Christian
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---.t.tNIl.lm ~ IlE MEssIAm

f-,.lo '.f.Ts WILL STEAK
90 $50 .flg f1 AFRICA Diamond Jubilee
~ 49, .. -If I5D 5th AFe. enclosing
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Tomorrow morning. at the Free syna-
sogue' Frank n. Sanborn. Of Concord.
Mass author Of The Life OF John Brown. &"
VIII deliver an address on John Brown
heIlslous Martyr" A second address will
be delivered by DR.. Stephen S. Wise, who
VIII speak on "Agitators and Fanatics.
with special reference TO Joan Brown.
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emple Bethel tomorrow DR.. schul-
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How To Be Happy. Though in Church"
Is problem which has been solved by the
people who attend the Sunday evening ser
vice at St Paurs Methodist Episcopal
church The informal character II this
service is making IL increasingly popular
With those who have not been in the hab bit
OF regular church attendance. Tomorrow
evening an impromptu praise service Will
open the month.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21

rancan coast cf Turkey, which is in
close proximity to Tarsua and Adana.
wnere serious trouble has occurred.
From Al,Xandrctta marine On these
vessels may te available for any ac
tive work in assisting Americans in
trouble in the surrounding districts
The principal information coming
TO the department today from Am
hassador Leishman at ConstantinOp "a
is that there was no indication of any
premeditated attack upon the fer
eieners. During the day Secretary
Knox received several requests that
the department NE :js efforts to se'
that the American church interests
were given adequate protection in
the disturbed districts.
one came from the chairman of the
foreign missions coaimittee Of Pres
bytery of Westchester county ". Y,
and another from the superintendent
of the Armenian Orpnauage at Read
ing. IA The department has already
taken steps to insure protection TO
the American missionary and other
interests.
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CENSUS MEASURE
TO CONFERENCE
IN ORDER THAT CERTAIN
AMENDMENTS BY SENATE
MAY BE FURTHER CoNSlD-
Erred AND INSISTED ON.

Washington. April 2o.-The census
bill was today sent to conference by
the senate In order that its amend
ments relating to the civil service
law and requiring he construction
Of building for the work Of the cen
sus in this city might be further con-
sidcrcd and insisted upon
Thc confcrces had agreed 60 strike
out the senate amendment requir ng
la domicilc in state for one year as
"a prerequisite for the establishment
of a residence as a basis for The ap-
portionmeut Of appointments amcny
The several states. but they were in
structcd TO further Insist upon this
provision
Stone spoke at length in favor of
free trade with the Philippine Islands
and for the Independence OF the
ISLANDS within a time to Re agreed
upon.
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j. S. WARSR|PS
Go TO TURKEY
MONTANA AND NORTH CAROLINA
ORDERED THERE BY FEC-
ERAL AUTHORITIES
PNESYNcE is NEEDtD
Not Because Of Any Alarming News,
But az Matter of Precaution---
American Interests Must
Be Protected.

Washington, April 20,-To aft ri
all protcctiCl possible to American
citizens and their interests in Tur
key the administration has deaidej
to dispatch a special cruiser squad
ron to that country.
This was decicel upon by the cab
net today aud after its adjournme II
e he announcement of the intention
was made public. II was explained
that this action was not taken be.
cause of any particularly alarming
news that has been received, but
simply as a precautionary measure,
it being deemed wise in the present
emergency to have suitable Amari-
can naval rcprcs ntatien in CT near
The disturbed districts
The moral effect Cf the presence
of American war vessels would le
very beneficial, it is pointed out The
squadron will consist Of HE ar
mored cruisers North Carolina and
Montana now at Guantanamo Cuba.
Their immediate objective point will
be AlCNandrctta, on the Mcdit "
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21

Young, another of the defendants Al
torneys, present
Harqis' Affidavit.
The affidavit of Beach Hargis set
ting out this fact and other reasons
for a continuance was filed when court
reconvened in the afternoon. AmOg.
other reasons why the defendant i
unwilling to he tried at the present
term is the absence of improtant wit
nesses, whose testimony is matcria
to the defense.
The affidavit of Hargis was con
sidered at conference between G.
w Friend, county attorney of Esti,l
county; Commonwealth's Attorney X
Kash, A. Floyd Bird, counsel for the
prosecution and Elbert Hargis. who
has instituted and is maintaing a de-
termined prosecution against the
slayer of his brother.
Upon their return to the court
room Mr.. Byrd announced to the
court that they believed the defense $
absert witnesses could he procured
and with legal exceptions as to com
potency the prosecution would admi.
the affidavit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
JEfFR|ES WILL
MEET johns ON
BIG FELLOW CAUSED EXCITE
MENT IN NEW YORK WHEN
HE MADE DECISION.
SEVERAL CONDITIONS
Attached to Jefferies' Re-entry in
Prize Ring-Johnson Must De-
feat ketchelI--Fight Must be
in This Country.

New York, April 20.-'I will fight
Jack Johnson; | will defend my title
as the undefeated heavy weight cham
pion of the world.
Before an audience that packed the
American Music Hall and in which
there We're as many womel as men,
James J. Jefferies tonight made this
formal announcement. 1t was a sig
nal Of great joy. Excited men leaped
from their seats, shouted and cheerci
and the women applauded. Their
shrill and excited cries of approval
as they stood up aud waved their
handkerchiefs, and even their peach
basket hats. 10 the ponderous bowling
and blushing, "undefeated champion
added picturesqueness to a remark
able scene
In the streets were hundreds of per
sons who coud not get into the the
atre although high premiums were of.
fered for seats. Early in the day JEFF
ferries had promised to give his decis-
ion tonight, These waited for Jcffcr-
les and tie police had to clear the way
for him 10 his automobile or he might
have been captured and borne off by
his admirers.
After his sparring exhibition with
Sam Berger the audience shouted fer
Jefleries TO come out and make 4
statement. He had promised,
The big fellow soon appeared
The house went wild, literally, and
Jcfferies stood near the footights
bowling aud raising his hands for or
ner. After several minutes the audi
tnce became reasonably quiet and
Jefleries started off in his usual con
yentioual way. but the audience
would rot have it; they wanted
straight declaration and after several
trials, Jefferies made II.
lff Jeiferies had had anything NOR
TO say he could not have been heard.
He ran off the stage while the audi
torium became a bedlam Of noise and
cheers
There are several conditions a.,
tached to Jeffries' reentry into the
prize erng First, Johnson must de.
feat Ketchell, then Jeffries cannot
sign articles for possibly ten months
and he. insists that the fight shall
take place il this country and that il
shall be unlimited as to rounds.
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OPPOSITION WILL
Be WITHDRAWN
CATHOLICS AND LUTHERANS or
ILLINOIS AGREE TO AmENc.
MENTs or SCHOOL CoDiFIcA
TiON BILL.

Special TO The Bulletin.
Springfield, H., April 2o-The cf
position of thu Roman Catholics aud
Lutherars Of tho state 90 the sehooI
codification bill which was reported
out in the house ON Friday April .
having passed the senate and which
Representative Douaguc objected io
being advanced to- second reading
that day. will be Withdrawn.
Yesterday afternoon a committc
.of THtheraas called on SuperiHteal
cnt of Public instruction Blair ami
after discussing the matter. Supcri1.
teudent Blair agreed go the adoption
Of certain amendments 90 the bill.
This noon a committee reprcsentias
the Roman Catholics and composal
of Professor J. ~. Freund of this city
secretary flhe Widows and or
phans' fund. William Bauen of Chica
go and H. &. Reiss of East ST. Louis.
called on Supt Blair
As the result OF these two confer
cHccs the Roman Catholics and i.uth.
Grams Will withdraw their opposiiion
to the school codifcation law bill an
several amendments will be made in
the bill
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
THIEF CAPTURED
Man Who Stole Table Cloths Arrested
and Booty RecoVcred-Wli
De Prosecuted.

The thief who ole the ta'le
cloths Monday helouein- to the hctel
con luctod by Mrs. T. Webster ia
thc Cairo Brewing company's build
ing at Thirty-four'h aud Ccmuer,ial
was captured YESTERDAY morning hy
chief EEan. After stealing 'hc table
cloths the thief succeeded In selling
fbom 90 Mrs J. T. Nfi1 ans who con
duets a boarding hoasc at 2sa9 e M
meUial for sIea and a meal When
Mrs. Williams read the article in
yesterdays Fullet.n about tho rob
berry she notified Mr.. WEBSTER aud
when Tho man returned fer BREAKFAST
yesterday Mr. Webster bad Chief EeaB
arrest him. Mr. Webster viii swear
cut a varraut for the prisoner tclar-
The table cloths which were Waived
al about SO wers ali recovered
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DEMONSTRATION
FOR MRS. STORY
WHEN ANNOUNCED y. A. n. DELE
CATION FROM HEW YORK
HAD 1876 VOTES. h
SECOND SESSION HELD
Political Cloud Almost Ready to
Break Into Storm-Organiza
tion in Fiourishing
Condition.

Washington, Apf1i 2O-With the
political cloud almost ready to breas
into storm. the Daughters cf the
American Revolt ton today he'd the
second days session CT their 18Th
continental congress- There was an.
other big attendance although L was
known that the major portion of the
day would be taken no with call NJ
the election of a president and ther
officials.
The first open manifestation of any
partisanship regarding the presi
dency general was when Mrs WI
liam Cumming Story auti-adminlstra-
tion candidate received trC-
mcndous ovation, when, as regent OF
New York, she announced that her
delegation would cast 12G votes Mr,
Matthew r. Scott almiH'srlti>u
candidate. sat in one Of the uppcr
boxes aud observed the demonsf fra-
tiou.
organization to te in q ilourishing
condition and hat interest in * was
undiminished In words Cf Mrs.
Donald Mclean. president the pest
year has been one of "uneXampled
success, prosperity, peace aad har-
mony"
The report of the treasurer gen
eral Mrs. Mabel G. Swarmstedt,
showed that ON March 81, 1908, there
was a balance OF S3i191 Rcce pts
for She past year were SGs,3l5 max
ing Il total balance Of $l02,G26 FIX
pcnditures 500, SOC, leaving a balance
on March 81. 1909. s33,220
The night session was devoted to
music and the reception of reports of
state regents.
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OLD DIRECTORS ELECTED TO
SUCCEED THEMSELVES-OnE
TO FIJI L VACANCY.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
Calling On Senate to Pass Recon-.
mendation of House TO Aboiish
Tariff on Print Paper
Materials.

! New York, April 20-At the annual
meeting of the Asso,iat Pr, IS to
: day the following directors we're
elected to succeed themselves. Vie
tor +. Lawson, Of Chicago Daily
1 News, Herman Ridder, Of the New
York Staats Zcituug; Harvey w.
Scott Of the Portland Oregoalan;
Gen. Charles II. Taylor Of The Boston
Globe; Rufus n Rhcades, of the Fir
mingham. tAla) News. elected to
the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of George Thompson, CT the ST, Fari
Dispatch.
The following resolutions were
adopted;
Whereas, the committee Of con
gress, of which Hon j. II. Mann. of
Illinois is chairman, mas spent nearly
Il year painstakingly investigating tn
question of the newsprint paper sup
uly and has reported unanimously 10
congress in favor of aholishug all
tariff on ground wood aud reducing
the tax on ncwspriut paper from six
dollars to two dollars a ton; and.
Whereas, the same report was
unanimously accepted by the ways
and means committee of the house
of representatives and duly passed
rs part of the new tariff bill. now
pending In the United States senate.
the members Of the Associated Press,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
BEACH HARG|S
ON TRIAL AGAIN
FORMER SYMPATHY FOR PATTI
eide NOT SO GREAT THIS
TIME.
CONTINUANCE IS ASKED
Are BuGy on Murder Trial in
San Witnesses
Also Abocnt.

Irvine, Ky, April Yesterday
mCrning Beach IIargs was fer tie
second time arragned in the Estl
circuit court, being charged with the
murder cf his father, the late Judge
James Hargis, Cf Jackson.
The first trial was at the last De.
ccmber term and resulted in a hung
jury the report being that nine of the
II jurors favored an acquttal of ,ha
accused. The expressed views OF
those best acquainted with local pub
lie sentiment are that there is not 50
great sympathy for young Hargis as
formerly.
Sympathy Against Hareis.
This was OccasiOned in great part
by the reported misconduct Of the Dc
fendant at Jackson sCon after his re
lease on bend last Christmas 1t is
no doubt, in part at least because of
this reversal of public opinion that
the defense is seeking a continuance.
1t also developed today that Senator
Bradley. who is Hargis' chief couu-
sci, has not yet arrived, nor is w. A..
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
HE SHOT TO KILL
Patrick kerney Uses dun ReckIessIy
At Wick rgraves-Missed Man
But Broke Window.

Patrick Kerney shot at Wick Har-
graves Yesterday about noon at Thir
ty.fourlh and Sycamore streets. TIL
bullets did not strike Hargrvaes, hui
badly frightened him and he made
his disappearance hastily. Both are
Young white men and live uptown
After the shooting Kerney gave him
self up at police headquarters AMI
was locked up. Later he furnished
bond
The trouble is said to have started
Morday night when they began argJ-
ing about a trivial matter in Gardner's
saloon at Thirty fourth street. II IS
said that Hargraves said he would
kill Kerney the first time he saw him.
and when they met yesterday on
sycamore near Thirty fourth street,
Kerney pulled his revolver and shot
at Hargraves who was across the
street. The bullets broke a large
plate glass window in John Gerhold S
barber shop at 1913 Sycamore street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
MRS. CASTRO TO FRANCE.

Colon, April 20.-The steam r
Guadelope came into Port Gimon.
Costa Rica, and sailed later for
France Via Venezuela. Among her
passengers are Sonora Castro. wife of
the former president Of Venezuela,
who is returning to Europe 10 join
her husband She could have landeI
here or in Costa Biea. but decided
to proceed TO France
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
EXCITING ELECTION.

Kewanee. m. April 2o--ln an ex
citing municipal elect on, Alexander
Mclean today was elected maHor
over Samuel Bradbury. present mayor
b. POO majority. The city yotrd wet
10y 500 majority.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
YOUNG BRIDE SUICIDES.

Chicago. April 20.-Becarse her
husband failed to kiss her good bye
when he went to owkr today Lna
Adelsperger, Is years old, bride cf
three weeks. shot and killed herself
in Hammond, Ind. She was tEe
daughter of a wealthy resident Of
Ludington. Mich.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
FIVE MEN IN BOX.

Flushing, N. Y. April 20-After two
days of tedious grinding to get a jury
TO try Captain Peter c. Hains, Jr.. f0f
the murder If William Z. Annis. last
August. court adjourned today with
five men in the jury box.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
BRYAN GUEST OF HONOR.

Kansas City. April 20 WIN. J.
Bryan was the guest Of honor at the
dinner Of the Young Mems Democrat
ic Club tosight he spoke on dc
mocracy" and after dinner left for his
home in Lincoln
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-21
RAILROAD is FINED.

Peoria. ILL.,. April 20.-In the f~d-
eral court before Judge Humphrey
here today The Iowa Central raIlr al
pleaded guilty to violation of the
safety appliance law on two counts
and was fined 5000 and costs. Seven
other counts were dismissed by the
government attorneys.