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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-15
It's a Little Further
But It Pays

A walk of two blocks will save YOU
many dollars. Being located a little
further from the main business cen
ter. in m own building, enables me
to give YOU better goods and lower
prices.
Special prices for this week on all
ready-to-wear garments for men,
women and children.
$50 Ladies Tailored suits. $3.50
s25 Ladies Tailored suits $1,000
S85 Ladies' Tailored suits, the
very latest and most up-to-
date styles S22'oo
$3.50 ana $500 C%hildren's
suits lbs
$50 Mems Suits. the celebrated
David Marks 4 Sons, latest
styles 'Ni'''o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-20
SALT LAKE HAS
PECULIAR METHODS

''One thing that is peculiar about
your town. said an eastern man. n
visitor in Salt Lake, to The Tribune
Wednesday. "is that hook on the rear
platform of your street cars upon which
You hang baby carriages. | have been
in every city of any size in the United
States and this is the only place where
[ ever saw these hooks used for the
purpose YOU put them 10 here.
Understand | believe il is n good
thing. but it is the only place that !
know of that has adopted the plan YOU
have. This plan may bc due TO the
fact that the railroads have picture
in many Of their folders showing Utah s
best crop TO be beautiful babies. But
the plan is an unusual one and is wor.
thy of emulation elsewhere -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-20

At tho Colonial. Tho Mlls Of the Gods
Is drawing capacity houses. 1t will run tho
week. There will be a matinee today ami
Saturday. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-20
A. w. Wright
District Manager.
Post Office Box 55.
OGDEN, UTAH.

SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATE.
MENT
Tor The year ending December 81 1908
OF The condition of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-20
El0CUTIGA CONTEST
At ALL RAlLoWS
Gold Medals TO Be Awarded i'm
Each of Three Diyi-
SiOnS.

The All Hailows college annual clo-
rution contest will he held ut the Col
lege hall at $50 this afternoon. This
rs considered one of the important
events of the school year. and about
twenty contestants have been training
hard for several weeks The candi.
dates are grouped in three divisions.
the junior, academic aud senior. A gold
medal will be awarded the successful
contestant IN each division. Three very
competen, Judges have been secured as
Follows: Miss Mary Hall ard Mr.,
Ralph Stuart, with the Willard Mack
company now playing al tho Bungalow
thcater, and Attorney William H. Learv
Friends of the college are invited. The
programme is as follows:
The Ford (march) ... Harry H. Zickcll
college Orchestra.
JUNIOR DIVISION.
Ihe Railroad Crossing; WvIiam Gleason
Little fommy's First SmoFc. .....,.,.
,',.,.-.s; ;s...-.....s., Joseph Rlngho!z
The Puzzled Dutchman .Tonrnv Gibbons
Going on an Errand ........ .Allc Isom
The Main Truck: or y Lean for Life.
LORNA waitzSs 3 8. lsT'5,a'i Mcco9h
College Orchestra.
ACADEMIC DIVISION
Inc Mustard Plaster. Augustine Holland
The Brave Ffrcmau..... .Eugero Charles
Tnerl1an ktdc ...-. Van der We're Hogan
INC Little Martyr of Sp,yrna ....
,,, ......... John owens
Why should tho SpiUt of Mortal BE
Tho RTdgeEccpcr siory. Rob%r1 5bSi9 Yon9g %,59s
sunshine (andantc and schottisch....
College Orchestra
SENIOR DIVISION.
CaSey in the G,idron I.imelight ..
r, 80 .,s Thomas Iiutchison
5,,'iuSiuo uel ',arpio ...... Charles MCGill
Ded'hoeu y Benedict Arnold. ......
-. Il. .,.,......... julius lilgard
1'-,'! ~ 'he Bat .....-....l Harold McCabc
,iahhlpQ on the Alps Arthur McCrvstal
ne Last Shot .............Paul Miller
nc b .ack Horse and His Rider.
-rL :...,..,--.......... William Grant
6tai Skeleton ..-........ George Schmidt
Oio Glory (natIonnl medley. ....,....
College Orchestra.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-20

in lack straw" which John Drew
PLAYED for four months at the Empire the
ater. New York, and which he brings to
the salt Lake theater tonight, Friday and
saturday. W. Somerset Vaughan proves
himseI one of tn" best writers OF light
comedy now living. But Mr. Maugham
mas not always been a writer OF comedy.
HIS first play, The Man of Honor" pro-
duced several years ago in London, was
Serious-quite too serious In fact to be
a success with the general public. all
l9o4gh the critics agreed that at was one
OF the hest plays OF the year. The man
2gers. however, paid more attention TO
tho public than they did TO the critics
and consequently Mr.. Maugham couldn't
serious plays hc wrote next. That didn't
fcazc him. II they didn't want serious
plays he would give them comedies. And
he did--;he lightcst, brightest clcvercst
comedies YOU can imagine. OF which Jack
straw is probably the best. There isn't
dun moment in ii. and the titlc role
might have been written expressly for
ME- Drew, so exactly docs il fit him
~ the Orphomm a fine bill is presented
this week There are several headIlncrs.
II VIII run the week. with daily matiuecs,
Ralph stuart and Mary Han arc nnins
the Bungalow every evening i'm their
presentation of The TransErcssors. The
supporting company is good ono.
At tho Colonial "Thc NIgIs Of the Gods"
Is drawing capacity houses. II will run TIC
week. There will be a matinee today ami
Saturday.
Hearts OF the Blue Ridge" Is making
hit with the patrons OF thc Grand. as is
evident by the Increased business. Tho
play VIII run until Saturday night. with
special candy matinee Saturday after
noon.
Scarcely star before the American
public has so large and devoted n follow,
Ing IN all parts OF the country as Miss
Ethel Barrymore. who viii be seen nj
the salt Lake theatcr May -. IS and 20 in
Lady Frederick. = "A comedy i'm three acts
by w. Somerct Maugham which has been
Il notable success in London and New
York I'm the new play She IS seen as an
Irish widow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-20
LAND BOARD WILL
INSPECT RESERVOIR

The state land board will go TO Rich.
field today to inspect tho Piuto res
crvoir project, by which it is intended
of land in Sanpetc and Sewer counties.
approximately one-half OF which is
equally divided between the counties.
The reservoir site has been bought
fhe outlet tunnel built at cost Of
about $4,000. and twenty miles of
canal built and twenty moro miles en-
larged al a cost OF 100000, but it is
not expected TO get the project in work
ing order for a year vet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-20
Nauvoo. Legion.

The next monthly meeting Of the asso-
slstion will be held Friday evening. MAY
81. at O'Clock in tho bishops office
tiihng yard. All members are requested
10 come, as arrangements have to he
Jrade for Joining the parade during the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-20

march OF tho Grand Army of the Rcpub
lie nc&l August.
WM NJ. BROWN.
Secretary \. y. l..
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Another Tradition Knocked out.

Trenton. y. = DIR Carlos T.. God
frey. historian afiec!sd TO The adjutsni
generals deuar-.e-i has E.sde dis
coyery that dives p hard blow 10 the
state ard to several historical socie
ties, which have officially recognized
an old IH.iding fri HadIonneid. Cam.
den county. as the place in which The
provincial congress of New Jersey me-,
60 11lf and substituted state for
colony Dr Godfrey has docH
meutafr evidence 10 prove the con.
gr,ss met in This city
Ia 1906 the legislature Appropriated
SlA5ul Jog the purchase ~ this old
tavern property in Haddonneid. on tie
SurpO-itiou 10 Nas the structure where
The historical session TOOK place
Dr. Godfrey shoes shat The place Of
IRE eolzgt meeting aI that time was
eilhsr in iha tavern of Rensselaer, WEI
Hams. called abe Royal Oak. or The
tavern Of Mrs Rachel STEELE. both al
which aere iH shat b. n0~ Norti.
Warren street. and both Of which base
long since been tern dOan. The his
furia- efsiras Ia ssuoEa III lheuae -
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
VETERAN CORRESPONDENT

Few among TIE thousands who On
jay the youthful vim and enthusiasm
ei Walter Wellmau's special dis
patches in The Chicago Record Her
8ll are aware that vita tue present
year Mr. WcI.man viii round out "a
quarter cot century a- % Washing
ton correspondent The Bocord-Hsr
ala always has been noted for the
ul.iIiauge oft its special core s.ouI We
suts but Dir. Wermag- career
Teaches far back Of The consolidation
which gave the paper it's present
rams.
Walter WeIlmau was porn in Men
tD. Ohio. In 1888. At the age of D
d. tegau DIS newspaper experience
bF founding a weekly paper In suit
ton NrN ln the next Iozeu wears
Ae Was laying the foundation for toe
success 81 later years lu 1SSH
when be was stir a young man OF
~ Boz was iutmsteI With the Ie
sInHsible post OF Washington GORE
srund-nt of the Chicago Herald. a
position which through atl h.s polar
quests and various changes iu tae
paper itself De- has held with u-
diminished honor 20 the present
dat lH that quarter e % century be-
has won national reputation a. a
ra-Hstic ami fores.rl writer. a
-uraaI political prophet "a genius &C
r.-re getting and "a daring explorer
u 1892 sir Wailman visited the
West Indies for his paper and io
catei the spot where Columbus land
ed marking Dc vita a Stone monu-
ment IH 1894 be- ma le bis frs- dash
ic- the fOle reaching the latitude 81
81 degrees northeast of SHfzEerg-n.
in 1855 be tried lt again. p.uetrat-
ihg as far a. Franz Josef Land ard
mapping many islauIs ttat had
reser before been explored TWu
years ago be made a daring attempt
f1 cross the arctic ice fields iH a1
.uhip Mr WeIl1au has nat yet
reached CD. pol=. and Fefazts never
uiH but De has given abundant
proof Of BIS courage and persever
ance. His chief Iaurels. however
have been won by his years u splen.
did Hork a. q Washington core
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Censoring the Mail.

1T is strange there is no mail for
me" remarked Mrs. lnstyle Yes
dear, quite strange" acquiesced Mr.
iustyle
Then, as she stepped into the otheg
room he chucked three fashion maga
zines, four patterns, skirt catalogue
a cloak catalogue, ieWe;ry catalogue
and a letter from The Royal Lady
l.ailors' into the fire.
Two hundred dollars saved!" h
chuckiod, ana became SO well pleased
with himself that ne ant aside one
tenth the amount for cigags.-Judge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Observation-Disclosures,
/; TODAY IN HISTORY :
Observation-Disclosures
February 3.

February 3.
| li97~-Henry VII granted second pat
ent to John Cabot to make a
western voyage of discovery.
1909 Territory Of Illinois established
lSll-Horace Greedy, editor and pres,
idental candidate born. Died
Nov 70, 1872.
lS43-IsaaC Hull, captain Of the Con,
sttution" died in Philadelphia,
Born in Derby, Conn, March 9,
l77J.
1869 Opening Of Booths theatre in
New York City
1903 United states supreme court dc.
ciled that labor boycotts are
unlawful
Biography.
Samuel Morse Fenton, whose inten.
{ioa to retire from the presidency Of
the Mexican Central railroad was re-
Gently announced. was born IN Phil1-
delphia, EAuary 3, 1853. and re-
celyed his education at the Massachu
sets Institute of Technology He b.
gan his railroad career as a rodma1
for the Chester Greek railroad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

As I heard famous raConteur tell
Ing story / had heard in one form
or another for many years | could not
but recall the statement OF some one
to the effect that there are but five
stories ay,ant and that all We have
are merely, variations from the orig
inal five
As Gen. Taylor who is something OF
a stagyJeiler himself, puts it: The
story doesn't amount 70 anything. It's
the edition that counts"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two ounces OF Glycerine with a
hafounce of Virgin Oil Of Pine com
pound pure and "A half pint OF straight
Whisky Shake well, and take in
doses Of teaspoonrul every -four
hours This mixture possesses the
healing, heathful properties of the
Pines. ana viii break cold in TWEEN
ty-four hours aud cure any cough that
is durable, In having this formula
put up be sure that your druggist uses
the genuine Virgin Oil of Pine com
pound pure, prepared and guaranteed
only by the Leach Chemical co. Gin
Cinnati, OHIO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
nis Professional Way.

The new waitress sided I'D 70 q
dspper young man Al the breakfast
table. who. after glsncing Al the biil.
opened his mouth. and 3 noise issued
forth that sounded Ike the ripping
on Of all the cogs on one o. The
Wheels IN tls poser house The ne-
waitress made her escape 10 the kitch-
"a. Fellow out there insulted ma
she sale
he bead waiter looked a. hi.-
III get q" h said That's just fhs
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
BOG WARNS or GAS LEAK.


Now brunswick n Members OF
the mlu,b u charles liess ~ Easlon
oyenue ,hinl, that the, owe their lives
ia Tons, a fox terrier mat has been
tsaIr net "a. several wears. Not ony
did Topsy rousc tho sleeping family
hut If was ONLY through her persist.
enca mar ony If tham rose 10 inyas.
i.a.e The trouble. which proved to be
tealiug gas to-.
II was nearly midnight when tha
,..,ily r.ti,a4 m, 40. ota l,ft in
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
MANY QUEER AIDS TO MEMORY
Simple Devices Resoted TO by People
Who Can't Remember.

Many and varied are the methods
10 which busy men have recourse in
order to keep their memory peeled -
Very simple is the mnemouical sys-
TEN Of a well.known journalist, who
merely ties a small piece of ribbon
round his walking stick Many a
benedict has a penchant for tying his
handkerchief into a series Of knots to
remind him Of the numerous little do
nestle duties he has faithfully prom
Used TO perform during rht day.
A very successful plan Is that OF a
course to the use OF pepper or snuff
20 Jog his memory \ liberal dose
spread over his handkerchief greets
his olfactory nerves whenever he ey.
tracts il from his pocket and, as he
himself says. that reminds me-
Very effective is the method adopt.
ed by some astute people who place
their finger rings ON their keyring ny
this means they are not only remind
ed Of something by the absence of
their rings from their hands but every
time they use their keys the fact is
forced upon their attention. There is
one old government. clerk who is an
amusement to an the juniors. When
he has any matter of urgent im9or-
lance TO attend go in the morning be
Invariably ties two If his fingers to-
gethcr with q small piece OF red tape
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
The prccr-tions

The housekeeping bride was partic-
ular to keep a flower OF two In a vase
on the dining room table one after
noon she came In late and started
10 arrange some roses when her col
ored maid exclaimed.
sOh. you got some. did you I was
afraid you'd forget. seeing II was 50
late. and | kn0wed We had 10 have
something green. so Just fixed it
The bride went into the diaing-
room. In the center Of the mahogany
table stood one Of her hzndsomest
vases fall Of romsine salad leaves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
LITTLE THINGS or LIFE.

The world is full Of small big men
and Of large small men
II story is fun of ins .ucos where
title incidents have WlJusht great re
suits.
The family is "A collection OF units
The happiness and harmony OF the
whole depends upon the quality OF
each unit
The very safety Of the republic lies
IN the fact that its government is an
aggregate Of atoms; that every voter
is political factor.
Atoms are essential. II You are
reatiyely perfect atom you possess a
positive yalat You are necessary to
he successful whole.
II was not any one thing that
caused the colonies 10 revolt in 10.
One act If oppression after another
finally produced a4 an1earable agere
gate.
Conteutrent and happiness do not
come IS The re- ul5 ot great events. but
are The fruit of what Hannah MoorJ
calls the larse aggregate Of little
things
Value Is not measured by square
feet OF lyosrdurois An ounce Of gold
is worth many times as much as a
pound of straw, but it doesn't occupy
as much space
George WASHINGTON WIS the great,
est man In a galaxy Of great men. be
cause ne possessed more individual
virtues. It was no one quality that
made him greatest
Melville w. Fuller chief justice of
the supreme court. is a man OF very
small stature, and Senator Malone,
VINO at one time aged the des.inlea
If congress, barely escaped being a
midget
1t was a little wind that blew the I
"Mayfower' from its course and made |
Ply mouth Rock instead Uf the mouth /
Of the James river immortal as the |
landing place OF the Pilgrims.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

"VictorIen Sudou hated shams, sale
a New York theatrical manager. I'll
You tried to impose Oh him, he would
call you down.
-At the Ambieu during "a rohparsaI
ho said he doubted an actors state
mont that he had given 40 hours OF
study 10 his lines
You doubt me? said the actor
hotly. I assure YOU, Mons. Sardou.
have ueyer lied but twice in my life
'Sardou smiled dryly.
"'Then this makes thrice, eh?' said
he"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
The Bulletin 10 on sale At the felIo
ing places:
colen,an's, IA Eighth street.
.iailIday House News stand.
Glue Front Restaurant.

At its meeting last night the Exec
tive Committee of the Pure Ballot
League emphasized the former reso-
luton that II would in no way take
part In the selection of candidates.
Its only purpose is to see that the elee-
tions are free from corruption-With
out regard to who the candidates shall
be. This resolution rigidly adhered
to--it will be. will go far to disarm
any who might wish to make il ap.
pear that the League was started
against il, or in the interest OF any
person or faction. Upon the broad
ami simple platf I'm Of o Pure 80 tot.
al citizens can AMI cug 10 stand
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
LOVES LAWS,

He loves best who loves last.
There's no fool like a bold fool.
Kisses speak louder than words.
One good kiss deserves another.
The woman who celebrates is won
Proposals make towards Of US all
4 fool aud his money are soon mar
rird
BE sure you're right, then lose YOU
head
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
THE TENDER PASSION.

The firt IS always prlcticing a game
she never intends to play.
We praise the SOD -ihlc ~'rl hu' Ta
sometimes marry tie U,... ID.
The firf sometimes finds she can de.
cciya "a man more By being sincere.
Learning how to love is Natures
roundabout way Of teaching Us ho~ 10
hate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
,nvrNG THE AesrgMlous oNs.
Poet Had Forgotten Finishing Bottle
Of Port Himself.

II was while Irving was rehearsing
"Becket" that he told a story of Ten
nyson that has both pathetic aud HUI
morous Significance. In the earlier
days. when Tho Cup was in prepar.
alton. he had been 10 see Tennuyson
in the Isle Of Wight 10 discuss his
ideas for its presentation After din.
ner the dessert and wine were set
out upon a separate table and when
they were seated the poet asked Irv-
Ing if he would ike glass Of port.
Yes. like glass OF port" replied
the actor.
Upon which Tennyson. taking him
at his word. poured him out a glass
of port and. all unconsciously fin.
ished the remainder OF the bottle him
self
Next morning the actor had to leave
and had therefore taken leave Of his
host overnight. But he had scarcely
awakened when he saw Lord Te-ny-
son sitting at the foot OF his bed
How are you this morning. he
Inquired. snxiously.
Very well. indeed" was the gucsts
reply.
Are you" came the response. with
just a tinge Of doubt ia the tones
OF the voice. You drank a lot Of Tort
last night"
That was Tennyson's way Of re-
penting after q bottle Of bort.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

Some men treat the God % their
father as they treat their fathers
friend. They do not deny him by no
means. they only deny themselves 10
him. When he is good enough % call
upon them G. and A ". Hare.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

Samsons neck TO COMFORT mm aa~u
they have finished giving him the
merry ha. ha! diamond ring about
as big as birds egg is blazing on her
little finger. New York Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

Won see some queer things AZ the
opsra nos and then the aranoer To-
marked -NoE. last u.eh. for in
stance. at Samson and D.Iilah' Yol
know they cut On Sam=ous hair and
dress him in RAGS and ID little Ila
Ter child as poorly dressed as De
bring him ca The stage and pub the
house down Wei tLrI .ihai little
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

7 don't mind finding a gray hair or
50 81 my own hair sighed the bach
tior girl Who shoss some few signs
- the 1ere ard yellow leaf. hut when
} Pc 8 Tor a nice bunch u lovely
b.own curis and lave to ulek them out
of those. too. It isn't fair. ID you
iiink 10 isg~
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

The good steamer Dick Fowler cor
tinues to make her daily trips fram
Paducah to Mound City and Cairo,
and back. in spite of the eveident de.
sire of the authorities of her home
port not TO have anything to do with
the down river towns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

81. 24S9.
The above Is correct statement OF
the circulation OF The Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1908 and for the month Of
December 1908.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this fifth day of January 1909.
tSeaD LEO ]. KLEB
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
ietin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1908. -. .20e4
Average number OF complete and
perfect copies OF The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month OF December
1908 2403
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
CRITICISM OF PRAYING MAN!
Great Preacher Saw Little Virtue in
Certain Forms Of Appeal.

When men begin their prayers with
"Oh, thou omuirot.ut omniseient. um-
ni-present, allseeinE. everything.
blessed potgufate. Lord God Jehovah, 20
/ should think they would take breath
Think Of a man In his family. hurried
for his breakfast praying Ia such d
s'raiui lie has note coming due,
and IT, Is going 20 hc paid today. and
be feels bu0yaut, and he goes down
on his knees like a cricket on the
hearth and piles up these majestically
moving phrases about God. Then he
goes on 20 .1y that b. Is a sinner, he
IS proud 20 say hat ho g. a sinner.
Then be asks for bis daily bread H.
las IT,. and be- can always ask for il
IS hen Dee has b.. Then he jumps mp
and goes over 20 the city. he comes
back az rtlhf aud goes through a
similar Usfdy form Of evening pray
ers;" and De- is called "a praying
man s rravius man. I might as
vel cali myself an ornithologist De-.
cause Q ear chicken once 10 while
Tor dinHer-Hcnu Ward Bcecher.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

A girl believes so much n fellow
tells her during c1uriship that bier
cauability for believing is apt 10 br
used up after marriage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

IN indigestion. tha Vita thing is ~
digest the food The pan saen ends
and irritation eeases- The stomach
Immediately begins 10 recover Th-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

Jealousy will not listen 20 reason.
because il does not believe there IL
such a thing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
CAIRO IN 1874
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

(From The Cairo Bulletin published
by John n. oberly).
Mrs. Dr. Mary Stafford Blake was
visiting in Cairo in October. and Was
publicly invited by a number of Ca
70 ladies' TO give a lecture at an early
day Among the ladies who signed the
published invitation We're Mesdames
H. II. Candee. NJ. F. Gilbert Dr. Dun
ming. Chas. Gallagher. and Miss f. J.
RChtinS
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Turkish Women Workers Poorly Paid

The wages of women in Asis,ic
Turkey vary from 10 90 - cents a day
% ten hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
LEGAL DECISIONS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Indictment Of Railway Official for
Negligent Operation Of Road la
People " Suitl 10 New York Sup
plement. l0S2. it was held by the
New York Supreme Court that the
general manager OF @ railway com
paHy may be- indicted for man
slaughter. for the death Of a person
caused by the negligence or ilcom-
potency Of a servant employed by
him. Defendant claimed that In th.
operation of large railway system
IL was impossible for manager to
inform himself of the experience and
competency &C employee The cout.
however. oycruied the demurrer tD
tao Indictment. aId held 30 sufficient