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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-02

Carson. New, sept. Forrest fires
we're discovered late this afternoon IN
the Young timber of the Tahoe forest
and tonight the flames are sweeping
across the reserve within q quarter OF
"a mile OF Glenbrook. one Of the sum
mer resorts on the shore OF Lake
Tahoe.
one hundred men have gone from
here tu help fight the fires.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-02

p1iis sent i-p attlinE Jtm
Johns. %. thc nclro heavy weight qua
elflst nf Galveston. Texas tonight
knocked o1t Jim Maher an English
man ln thr third round off o. glove
contest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-02
Judge Abbott Reversed in Ma.
yOraity Squabble


m~n ins me peI-9ns r. fstn 80 ID
"Wben c.tson ,,ffers a. ,ots ana il.
- a4 NE s,1u he rcgtstersd N
~ h'u "a
nefs ,ns ~ 70. = ,nia I'm ana Inc word.
triecfed sb,ii h.. written opposite me- name
tbe a.,l $50. 20 III
an, - 4-.1 a,fss .,,ly ,yben tbe
lhsitet Aree reoef,.ad fbe duty
~ ~. sfo,fsi ana three
~ J1"sca p an, A.
, ~, ~ - t6e gif,r .1srlr Whetner
\ eate me- rsr.l.ad h Ia nroper form and
~. .ann1err INT "a "a waite far a
,Usr - M, -. oto.tTon f,deee
ve rntnt ~ e. MAJ fhere VAS ma
,,os 1seretiea tnvalyed
vi is insistsd noVeger that the writ VIII
MA dsfendart htard having
~ 9l'n,1t IN. ,,tes ana ha,ina made
n return and having adj iourned since die Is NO
Nv Is ,,tNt bas therehy ber.une
rt,rgf,. 1, go 10 may moi ha reas-
' 81 tsrfor,n further
H. ,r. IN. eare. tied
ky n,rof,nt nv .t1rt cannot aufmnta ts
dsad boaS ef,b tbe breath Of ma
"tir,t ~ nsrs,ns cannot, com
.rcefffr nurnsee ana 10 perform certain
pgtp IA definite tenure 10
'ffieS Their iff. n untl fheir duty is
,e,r,, III ,ntf he ,effarnnanee Of that
Xxx h" ileh ~ nhtH ~ ,terranfne
~, i,.h m, is nerforn,ad
'NFIt7 nv u'' harFs ~
So" HNrnt ,bs aysn though
Ntnt'su nprn,se may
entvuSn maj W.. .us TGe nerformauce
Ia. ..r f- 4.. fL H..h RI l,aFI .uUnnF he
otnfaed y wv n,bOc interests defeated hy
/, 'tNsn =. ~ p.1+ tern1fnare ts own
't'aiF i 80 fty ,,.rr
W. L'tn nee t NV, f. n, evistencs q
nN.i ~ t@N 800 ,aftrished rar ev-
complete that Work 9nil4lshea. r'' -
aulPt" "a" w M rat afenntf,g me
~" t'ul Htu rlW wy Tr,.tns
N1teT az ~ W."l' , ~ 49, sse,ntfcd
sns ma, ,ma or ma In counted Inc
"i th1t our ,4F' ,tt4h.at 1a, hefare
e"tts "ut Hut'uln . & INA
hlAhih- any tftW'h ' -
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hltH iiat tle h'Hl" liA ~" ~
lleifl,ie 'ehhrt ~ 49," - lhn,. td,t
we return lhfr' I''t
lN' power 70 iHASa'Hl'it ~ 80 "
nov ub"h WhetHfl 3 ia9 ~,
louiheus hul upnn W2S'nTt , .ah ''1hPi,tea
~ stalulgiS uu'a W. w - t ,Ea,
HtN"Hlplshen lHt N" -.
serS fact whether % mas declared ltsel' az
l"ulneh ~ p'tt y ~ q "'He. "nu
lta l"t he'h t''tiipllS'ru ~
adjourn slne dlr ean Itnnei " ntai"
fpnetus o~ttirio. tnrrfi"ie lie e'n.'uu
ance ON the hniiu existence" "cP'll,'7 ul'u
whether IN has c'mpieten ils ""rh ulpnt
existence has expired When the hoafd taS
shown by It's oWh feturn1 sun mas upper
formed the statutory uutY To- declare lhe
contents q ballots surtleient ih hummer %
turn the election
The conclusion Isl We believe lhelltaele
that so long as iue hoard mas "a spectre
statutory duty imposed upon u sun UNI
performed u continues to exist ana Is sun
nf that duty. An Illustration VIII ee
found M certain duties imposed upon TINS
court. Il has been the practice o, con
arcss in creating additional associate JUS
tors Tor judicial purposes and to assign
the Judges 60 the several districts. such
duty when performed has been considered
. n4HA frr HL.- IA - az fha EArWF na
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-02

Individual Instruction Benn titmaf
Stenography, touch typcwritlng, eA'
pert teachers who have had aotu"l
experience, 80 facHtl"ns. MVa.'t
aouipmrnt. Positions for graduates
AibluuerQuc Business college, phone
g27. Falf term opens September u
vaudeville ana pictures Airdome
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-02
rDrCATION. POSITION. ADVANCE
AttNlH

THAT'S What q training in the Alhu-
aueraue business college means u
Von Fan term opens September %.
can. write ~ phone 62I pffice 70
this week. y a. m 70 2 y, N.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-02

Goes out to Whatever helps give them
case, comfort nnd strength Foley
kidney Pilis cure Kidney aud bladder
dlsonee promptly, and give comfort
and relief TO elderly people o'Rtel'N
a Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-02
MANrEn MnnL snNn.nNrmrNs

Repeated ll. request tonight Moth
cr's love Aitdono
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-02

Ladies ana ehldrens msht Ahr.
dome
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-02
FOR SALE

Ranch of AZ acres, known as Rice
Ranch, near Alameda: good improve
ments under ditch.
Ranch OF 31lb acres, known as
Hunt Ranch. mile north of city
good improvements: fine orchards
and small fruits under ditch.
l3 acres o. unimproyed land one
mile north Of city. but under ditch
apd ia cultivation.
II YOU want q ranch il will pay you
TO investigate above. Prices ana
terms reasonable.
JOHN \. WHITE, Attorncy-at-Law'
Cromwell bldg. Albuquerque. \. VI
1880.
Miss GLADYS Jolly. Carlsbad. 1867
1875.
Miss Alicia sanchez. Los Luns
155.S95.
Miss Kittie selover. Las Vegas
70S.46o.
Mrs }. \. nrackctt. Gallup. sis-
6e5.
Miss Norma Nilscn. san Maroial
4g5.41O.
Miss Ramona Baca. santa Fe 4so-
600.
Miss isabelle Harris. socorro i'''
$50.
Miss Lillian Larson. Demins.
4TO.
Miss Elsie Becker. Rclen. $50 so'
II. C. Medley. Magalena. 32-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-02
THE NEAL is THE ONLY CURE FOR THE DRINK HABIT

III - Il tilL OWLI OOnE run iHC OnttaN i1Ol'
An Internal treatment no hspodermic Infections with a bond no
contract to cure % perfectly In THREE DAYS. The Neal Institute pro
vides the comforts o a refined home or all patients The treatment ;
sent TO the home II hos Unable to go 10 the institute. Write fr a cop
of the contract N Free Booklet
THE NEAL INSTITUTE. Albuquerque View Mexico.
Telephone S2I. Edward SeydeL Mgr bf2 North second street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-02

Mothers love. that great picture
trite to nature. Airdone tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-02
spECIAI A~DXANTNGEs

lur BE- nIghL l~onIgh
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
" ga - ~@;Si@ Is S. as a. A 1is
APPEARED BEFORE N. Y. LE6iS
LATivE INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE.
SAYS HE'S PERSEcUTtO
Declares Associations He Represents
Fought Anti-Racc Track Bill
in New York Legislature
Fairly.

Kew York, NoE. SO August re5-
mont, the millionaire chairman of tao
JocEvg clGb AMI Wesl Chester Ra
ing Association, today took the WI
ness sand and trth the legislative
Investigating committee thar ne con
sidefed tAat he has been prosecuted,
"And want to says he added, eGle
training association and tie Jockey
club fought the anti-race track bills
fairly
Eomont is the eafy one >of tne
prominent men identified with acing
w.Iom the committee mas Eeen ID e
to get on the witness stand TO testify
concerning the charge that a $5o9,000
corruption fund was Faised BY HE rae
ing interests to co,hbat the Hart
Agnew law, prohibtilig betting, w1lch
passed the Legislature in l90S, Sub
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
in COUNTY COURT
NEGRO CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL
REGISTRATION GIVEN 80
DAYS IN JAIL
Child Abandoned by Mother Sent tc
ChiIdren's Home-coal Thief
Fiued--Two CASES Ia Pro-
bate Court. =.

In the county cost yesterday Judge
William s, Dewey disposed of the
following matters &1d cases:
In probate-1he annual report OF
she trustee, John NJ, Dewey. for the
estate of Emma b. Frank, deceased,
was examined and approved.
Judge Dewey granted titles of adj
min.stration to Lizzie Wilson OF
CentraHa, ILL.,, on the estate Of Han
nah Smith, deceased, on her giving
bond in the sum of $500
The People VS.. John Bennett, negro
for registering in two different pre-
cincts at the Nov. Sth election, was
sent to Jail for thirt! days. He mad
plead guilty to the charge. -
O'Shea was attorney for the defend
ant and States Attorney Wilson for
the people Burnett has been ort on
bond since he was first arrested
The eople vs. Ja-.. .tichmond, lar
eeny, was lined $40 and costs. Civ.
ing security for the -mount he was
released. Richmond was caught stea
ing iron and coal in the yards OF the
Illinois Central railroad He plead
guilty to the charge.
In the matter of dependent child
named Flossle Stevenson, 'aged z
years, Judge Dewey committed her
to the Illinois Children's Home and
Aid Society granting them power to
place the child The child has teen
in the Cairo Chillrens Home for a
month or more, having been aban'
doned by her mother who was a
worthless character and lad been IN
jail. The woman was given her
choice of STAYING IL, Jail or getting
out of town. She left the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
LEADERS or DIFFERENT PARTlE :
SPEAK AT DIFFERENT /.
PLACES.
SUFFRAGETTES PRESENT
churchilrs Carriage Mark For Va
rious Missiles Hurled by Suf-
fragists-onIy Few Days
For Campaign.

London, Nov. 29-The politicians
cf all parties are strain-ng every
nerve to crowd into a few days work
which In ordinary elections spread
over weeks or months. Nearly all the
heavy guns were in action tonight
Arthur j. Balrour, .eadeG Of the op
position i'll the house OF commons
spoke in London wher he warmly sup
ported the referendum, described the
Government as puppets dancing tc
John Rendmond and his American
paymasters."
Prime Minister Asquith spoke NJ
Reading; Ahancellor LIoyd-George at
Card ff; Jchn e. Redmond, leader of
The Nationalists, at Dublin; Winston
Spencer Churchill, homs secretary a.
Colchester: Augustine Birrell, chic,
secretary of Ireland at Bristol; Johh
Burns, president of the local govera
ment hoard at Battersea, and Austel
Chamberlain at ishton.
The issues are narrowing daily
The Conservatives make much of .ha
menace Of home rule, They proclaim
that the plan Of the Liberals for the
reform of the house OF lords means
4 single chamber government AMI
shey pGt 70 TIE front their new pol
icy of referendum. All the Conserva-
tive leaders are making every appeal
10 what in the United States would
be called the Independent vote, be
lieying that 1t controls the issue.
The Irish unionists have meet
ngs in defiance to the home rule rs
10 Balfours meeting, aud deputa
tions from the n0n-conformist union
ist association of England and six
hundred ministers of churches of Ire
land have addressed Balfour in op
position to home rule.
Asquith's meeting was besieged by
suffragist sympathizers.
Rioutous scenes attended the dp
rearance of Church H. He was greet
cd with jeering and shouting. Many
of the suffragettes gathered arounl
Churchil's crriage, at which they
threw fish, eggs and other missiles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
FOR THE CHILDREN
ENVELOPES TO BE DISTRIBUTED
FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO
CAIRO HOME.
Ladies in Charge Wish to Reach Peo.
pie Who Have Net Contributed
Regular Contributors
Are Barred.

The ladies' in charge of the Chill
dren's Home Of Cairo purpose to
adopt a new method this year to raise
money for the establishment. Instead
of Tag Day they will send out a
squad oil young laG. s wAo wi dis
Tribute envelopes among citizens
leaving the envelopes at the homes
next Saturday calling for them
the following Saturday with suca
sums of money, from ten cents up
as the people may feel inclined to
give toward maintaining the home
during the coming year.
The ladies declare that none of tho
regular subscribers to the home will
he included in this move. Business
men win be avoided, because they
nave been, generous with donations
in other ways. The purpose Is to
reach people who have not been
reached in former years and give
them an opportunity to contribute
their mites.
Regular contributions are especially
requested not to contribute by thesc
envelopes.
The ladies in charge OF the Home
declare the expense Of keeping 1t up
has been heavier this year than or
dinarily, not only on account of the
increased Cost Of what they have had
10 buy, but on account of necessary
Improvements made in a new range
rev bedding, plumbing, etc The
Home is now in Jas good condition as
circumstances will permit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
DECLARATION Of
A DYING MAN
WAS SBJEcT OF EVIDENCE ALL
DAY YESTERDAY IN CASE or
HATTIE LEBLANC, ON TRIAL
FOR MURDER.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov 20. 9.~-Tae
question Of what constitutes a dying
declaration" oyershadowed all othel
at the second day OF trial OF Hattie
Leblanc, the Cape Breton girl wEc
is charged with the murder of her
employer, Clarence r Glover Walt.
ham laundry man,
Judge Bond listened all day to sbs
evidence of those who stood around
Glover in his last hours Nearly al
Of these witnesses were positive Clio
yer had accused Hattie Leblanc, bu,
many Of them said he hesitated In
making such declaration.
Judge Bond will rule tomorrow as
20 whether Glover's supposed dying
statement shall be admitted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
TESTIFIED FOR SHIPPERS IN
HEARING ON INCREASED
FREIGHT RATES.
ERAKD|ES MAKES OFFER
Would Show Railroads How to Save
Millions by Application Of
Scientific Principles
Management.

Washington, Nov 29.-Five G per
Witnesses for the shippers testified
today before tie interstate commerce
commiss cE in it's investigation o.
the proposed rate increases, and upoi
sdiournng until tomorrow the com
mission announced that arguments
on the eastern and western increase
cases, which have been consolidated
would be heard Dec, >.
Today's testimony tended to snow
that the proposed increases, which
the roads claim Will involve net addl
tional revenue of $2700J000 in the
official classification territory, exteld
ing from New England to the Mis-
sissippi riveG and north of the Ohio
and Potomoc rivers where just alli
fairly distributed,
There was discussion of rebates
The high cost of living and other ques
tions.
J. l.. Tittemore. of Omro, Wis, ties.
titled that rebates were general IN
St. Louis on the first three classes OF
freight in the old days, frequently
amounting TO - or 40 per cent of the
standard rates.
in reply TO the offer of several
western roads to employ him at HIS
own salary il he could show them, as
Re claimed he could, how the Ameri-
can railroads could save S1,000,0oo
Ter day, Louis d. Brandeis, Of Eos
tom today telegraphed thai wit~ont
charge to them he would be CAD TO
meet and point out to a conference
or conferences of eastern and vest
crn railroad presidents how such .
saving could be affected.
Brandies is here representing the
shipping organizations before the
commissioners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
HER CLAIM DISPOSED OF
Woman Claiming Estate Of Cead Mar
Found 10 Have ecen Divorced
From Him in 1870.

Lacrosse, Wis, iSov. 29.-Caim Of
Mrs Matte A. Weston Of An Sable
Michigan to the estate OF Citation "
Weston, wealthy nmber man OF
this city, VINO died several years ago
was disposed Of -lay When a record
was discovered in the office OF the
clerk Of the court Of this county shcw
ing that Weston had obtained di
vorce from his wife in 1879.
Mrs. Weston claimed that this YVES
the first knowledge she had that q
divorce had been granted, sire and
her husband living apart number OF
years. In Lacrosse Weston was
known as a single man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
SHE FOUND HER HUSBAND
Separated Ten Years-illinos Woo
an Met Him in Arizona--Comes
Home to Claim Fortune.

Tucson, Arizona, Nov. 29.--After
five months Of search through the
west and ten years separation Mrs
Robert Archibald, of Elgin, H.. found
her husband at Oracle, near here, an !
started for home today to claim a for
tune.
Archibald disappeared from mis-
home, it is said, when his debts were
pressing him, and he was without
funds. His wife has since paid his
obligations, Efforts of others to nave
him declared legally dead caused hef
TO search for him, so that he might
obtain his share of an estate left by a
relative.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
TAFT INFORMS CABINET MEM
RERs DEPARTMENT FIGURES
ARE TOO HIGH.
MUST REDUCE EXPENSES
President Believes Best Way to Wipe
Out Treasury Deficit is to Re
duce the outoo of Pub
lie Funds.

Washington, NOV. 70. Taft today
Informed the cabinet officers. after
scrutinizing the final draft OF tie es-
Inmates Of the various government a.
partments for the fiscal year begin
ming July I, 1911, that There must be
a frftAer cut in them that they
would not do in their present form.
The president last year Inaugural I.
cr policy Of giving attention to the
estimated expenditure Of tie govern
ment, declaring that the best way to
wipe out the deficiency in the treas
ury was to reduce the outgo Of pub
lic funds
In order that he might take up the
departmental estimates the president
ordered a postponement Of the re gll-
lar cabinet session scheduled fer TO.
day, until tomorrow. Tomorrow ia
will hope to be able to submit d ma
jor portion OF his message to the
cabinet for consideration.
Representative Alexander Of Rev
York, chairman Of the house commit
tee on rivers aud harbors, announced
that the harbor bill to be reported in
congress in the coming session would
carry approximately $30.00O000 in
appropriations and authorizations lie
sail.
~ will be dfeu,r 10 find in the
proposed bill any evidence of so
called PORK tarsei or dlibbling pog
icy It will be parely business
measme.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
No PENSION LEGISLATION.

Washington, Nov. 29-No general
Pension legislation is expected at the
coming session Of engress. HAe most
important measure COW lefore con
gress designed TO remove the res.
friction which has Kept many widows
OF soldiers off the pensyon rolls, IS
upon the senate calendar; but Seua.
tor McCumber, chairmaa cf the sen
ate pensions committee, and other
mcmEels Of the committee. are not in
favor Of further corside alton of the
bill llling the sixty-1rst congress
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
WoMAN'S CLUB FEDERATION
SELECT MEETING PLACE

Colfax, Ohio. Nov. 29--After a
spirited contest among the members
Of the directory board Of the Genera
Federation of Women's Clubs, whicp
has been in session here two days
gan Francisco was chosen as the
next meeting place Of the biennial
session. 1t will be held in June
1912 Memphis secured the meetins
Of the council of the federation, This
meeting vii be held next May.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
ON CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR
Warm Debate at Sabbath School In.
stitute at Presbyterian Meeting
In st. Paul Yesterday.

st. Paul, Nov 29.--"Has the
Christian En1eavor eeen its best
day? was the question hurled at the
heads of the Presbyterian Sunday
school missionaries attending the Sal
bath School Institute today by Rev
Willis L. Galsten, Of Philadelphia,
superintendent Of tie young peoples
work. The question resulted Ia a
heated debate.
II was the conceusus of opinion
that at present the movement mas
lost mrch Of its initial strength as q
factor in the church, but that wita
trained leaders i.-wouid agam reaca
the degree Of usefulness Il once
rossessed,n
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
ATTACK BANKS GUARANTY.

Washington, Nov 29.--An atticS
on the constitutionality of the bank
guaranty laws of Nebraska, Kansas
and Oklahoma came to the front 70
day when attorneys for a number OF
banks in Kansas filed a brief in the
supreme court Of 1he United States at
tacking specifically the Kan9as law
The question of the constitutional'ty
ef the three laws shortly will be ar.
Sued orally before the court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
NEW COMMISSION CAN'T
q REPORT VERY SOON

Washington, Nov 29.-The commits
sion appointed by Taft to inquire into
the character of Teg station for tnc
control Of stock ana bond issues by
railroads, will have no report 70
make fer some time Tno hearings
ogened by the commission at Wash
ingtor yesterday are for the On pose
of securing tHe views ana opinions ol
federal and state authorities, before
any general plan for federal control
" taken tIp
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
.CREEL SAYS ALL QUIET
district in State VI Chihuahua Only
Spot Cling Mexican Authorities
Any Trouble Now.

n%tol, Nov a9 Mexican
Minister ot Fore ien Affairs senoi
inrianc Creel, i'll telegram received
ny MeSican Ambassador pc La Barrl
today, sass;
"TFe whole republic is In complete
trancHii'ty, excepting the district Ii
Chihpahra where there are still som,
bandits at large The federal troops
are IN pursuit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
NONE Y
Claimed BY Bilbo to have Been
Given His as Rrihe introduced as
Evidence in Dulaney Case.

Yazoo City, Miss, Nov. 29.--The &C
taal money which State Senatol
- ~->~~
Theodore Bilbo ayows was paid him
during AIisslssippi's senatorial ccE
test last January, was introduced as
evidence today in the trial Of n G
Duianey, accused as bribe giver. Tne
package contained II notes of twenty
ten ANA five dollar denominations,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

church began here today when the
Home Missionary Convention Of the
church for Wisconsin and Minnesota
was opened by Dr, J. w. Coker, Of
Philadelphia, secretary Of the Home
Missionary Society. The purpose OF
the convention Is TO arouse the lay
men to the Importance Of home mis-
sonary work
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

admirers proposed his name as vice
president Subsequent events ap
-peared to prove that Reyes, while
avowing perfect amity and fiiendsnir
Of Diaz, was plotting mis- downfall
Then IT was that the stirring events
in May 1909, occurred, Reyes was
surrounded by troops and was to all
intents and purposes prisoner. Tie
repaired to Mexico City, where he
was sent on the foreign mission.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
CANDY BANDIT INDICTED.

Chicago. Nov 29.-Leigh Rhddus
the candy bandit" so-called because
of his confession to the East s.
Louis police that he committed most
most his thefts of candy and flowers
was indicted today charged with the
murder of DR.. Michaelis on Aug. s
last. and Anton II. Elbig, on Aug. Z.
THE trial Is set for next week
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
AMERICANS WIN RACE.

New York, Nov 29.-The Amelt
can team, Hans Holmer and Wi
liam oueal, won the Internationa
Marathon team iace over the ful
Marathon course at Madison Squart
Garden tonight. Their time was
hours, 2 minutes, 16 1-5 seconds
Henri ST. Yves and John svanbers
the French-Swedish team was secon.
and William Koelhmainen and Kar
Niemimem, the Finish team, third.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
ROBBED PosToFFIcE.

Springfield, ILL.,. Nov 29.--The post
office safe at Central, near here, was
dynamited early today by robbers
who escaped with 5000. The same
men also robed a saloon near the
Lostoffic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

poenaes for Belmont, James r. Keene
apd Harry ayne had been issued.
Trey are alleged to nave had conneG-
tion with the corruption fund
Relnont denied knowledge of the
corruption fund, but readily admitted
that the Jockey Club hired attorneys
to appear before the legislative com'
mittees.
Former State n-1ator William n.
Reynolds, president Of the Meuopoi
tan Jockey Club, gave similar testi-
mony.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
WENDLlNc JURY SECURED.

Louisville, Nov. 29-The jury wbict
win try Joseph W-ndling for his life
on charge of numbering eight-year
old Alma Kellner was completed this
afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
JUDGE kEYEs DEAD.

Madison. Wis, Nov. 29.--Judge
Elisha w. Keyes. postmaster OF Madi-
sen for many years and we'll known
In political circles, died suddenly to-
day Of heart failure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

General Reyes, once a business
friend of Diaz, was supposed to be in
exile in France. 1t was reported
among the Mexicans that he mad al
ready taken passage for New York
ara would reach Eagle Pass within
len days. Reyes was governor Of
Nueyo Leon, the hotbed Of revolution
in Mexico. During the last campaign
for president OF Mexico some of mis-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
IMPORTANT cHuRcH MEETING.

Ia Crosse, Nov. 29,--Thc first Of a
series of meeting Of national impars-
ance in the Methodist Episcopal
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

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