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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-11
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CHIEF JUSTICES BIRTHDAY.

Washington, Feb. 1t-Tb,s
10 ehe I.th birthday anniver.
9T'g w. 10 oi Chief Justice Melville
w w ruler of the supreme court
o' tne United States. He has
seiYea almost twenty-five years
as chief justice. The chias Ins
onf, uGe spent the anniversary
pu'etiy, receiving calls from
many friends. ~
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-11
Hoqs Arc High.

Omaha. Feb. 1.-The hog market
at South Omaha established n new
record today when several carloads Of
heavy hogs sold at 1915 per hundred.
The high point reached before tho
meat boycott was $50.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-11
ADVERTISING RATES

pubI.hed oaIIy escep. sundays. by wIInam ela.maon
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10

7 Dozen fine Chickens
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10

you've got the greatest farming
country up here that I've seen any
where" said c. M. McAlister, live
stock agent for the Portland Union
Stock Yards Co., last Monday as he
introduced himself to number of
our citizens and he is from Missouri
literally and has seen some Of the
world too. This is Mr.. McAlister's
first trip up on this prairie and he was
quite nonplussed at the outlook. He
had no idea there was such country
in the Northeast. "Why," he said,
'syou people don't advertise; you
don't let folks know what you have
here. Talk about black soiI-this
is the richest looking mud know of
and | have seen some pretty rich
samples in the Missouri and Miss
issippi valleys. am surprised to
learn that it is not bringing at least
500 per acre right now" And
thus he expressed the almost univer-
sal opinion of all outsiders who
happen to drift up this way. He is,
naturally, much interested in live
stock and knows the handling there
of like primary school teacher
does the alphabet. He is showing
our farmers the advantages they will
have in shipping their hogs to the
Portland Union Stock Yards, and
viii probably induce many to head
their stock that way.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10
SOMETHING DOING IN Me-
PIERCE.


Things are locking brighter fol
Nezperce than they have for many
years in the way of improvements
and it now seems an assured fac
that there will be more building done
here than in any one year since the
town was started. The rock is now
being hauled for the foundation for
the new building for the Union Stat c
Bank, which will be modern two
story brick with bank room and
store room below and Offices up
stairs. E. n. Waters is making ar
rangcments to build brick on the
corner occupied by the Herald and,
other brick buildings are being plan
ned. In addition to the business
blocks that viii be built,a number of
new modern residences will also be
constructed during the year The
completing of the railroad will nee
essitate the building of several more
large ware houses. There is no
longer any doubt as to the future of
the town since the railroad IS build
ing here, and with the rich surround
=, - ~<,.,otrxx n = e,,ra IN ma xe. one of
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10

1 der and bg virtue Of The LAWS Of tbs STATE OF
| Idaho. uith lis nrinripal place Of np<iuesa A.
| kezperee. countY OF ket fefee saq tns susie ~
ise pssition nrsylne inr Voluntary dissala
lion and IN said d iitlon the said corporation
sets forth that q isa CELEBRATION "ssn ,a
Of the state Of idaho With ~ principal piaee
Of business Al Ne1perceiu Nez feree Nonnty
therein. thsl 81 spfeisi ms ss,s 90, o. ne
purpose on the sDih day o. De- emhfr 1893 she
dissolution ol The said cofrof lion N&s fe'oit.
cd upon aud authorized ~ tne IMAM. .trn ~
the stoek holdefs Of said eompsnyi that all
claims and demands against said corporation
q whatever aesFips. y o. nature s~ss ' ess'
porati0n has 10 liabilities ehaiefsri when
said petition was duty verified BY thfse Of
~ directors .na ste.ss.,as.s sns,s.,, Ah ~
the Judge OF The above entitled fenft Was
Il sewise hlrd directing that eotiee % sitsn
n an thirty ls0 days " the application, aud
that such notice BE- given - publication la
The sszpefee Hffall, the same being ness
of such Application NOV therefore. In cb<d-
leuce 70 said order and Ia eompiiAnee aitA
the Law in such cases made snd psoFided.
Ecslss 4, hssssy fyss ,ss, sss ,, ses ,,
existing under aud By virtue Of the laws o.
the state OF Idaho With ~ principal place ~
business Al NssPsfes, Mes Perez conntf .hsfe-
Ia, has nled ~ petition Tor voluntary dizsQlu-
fion under the provision Of no laws Of lhe
state OF Idaho. aud that all persons interested
are required and nolinel 70 - appear Ia
the above enffficd fsuse within thffsf iNf
days AFTER The m, puhliest0n Of this notice,
and die sus otie lions 10 the dissolution u
said eorf0rafionls such persons may have
otherwise II - ubl retions are sled a. FequiF-
ed, the Court above entitled viii proceed 10
hear aud deteFmine the applifatlQu ant 70
grant the prayer Of the said petition. ~ nlfs
For the voluntary dissolution 81 said eofFefs'
ton.
In witness whereof I hste hereuDto sent
my hand aud sinKed the sesi 81 The aboFf ee-
titled court iris lbe l2th day q January. 1910.
~ l. diaofd
~ q. \. Nonfeifh lhspuig.
Clerk % The ADORE Entitled cert
r. ". Mitchell tifoFueg iof said corp4Fall1us
Resldenee aud 20. address szpefess
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10

Senator Hepburn broke loose
again last Monday in the senate and
gave vent to his i'll feeling towards
the South and incidentally to the
democrats, because the old Confeier-
ate soldiers wanted to borrow some
of the tents from the government to
hold an encampment at Mobile, Ala
bama, next April. After he finished
a vote was called for at once and his
was the only vote recorded against
the request. So ne is still able tc
control his own vote there
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10

c. R. Larson, for two years one
of the publishers of the Nezp-rcs
Herald. is now publishing the Usage
County Democrat at Lundon, Kan
sas- The paper is full of good read.
ing matter and is all, and perhaps a
little more than the name implies il
politics, strictly democratic paper.
Here's success to you "Jack' in
your new enterprise.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10

Money to Loane on real estate,
Low rate Of interest With privilege
of paying $500 or any multiple there
of at any interest payment. For par
ticulars write, phone or call on A.
G. Gross. Mohler, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10

The farmers about Nezperce and
all patriotic business men and citiz.
ems are pulling unitedly for the gen.
eral advancement Of this commun-
ity. Only the egotistical and self
ish individual is working against
the common good and, though ne
may not know it, against himself.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to express our most sin
crcr thanks to our many friends who
so kindly assisted US during our sac
bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Mitchell.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10
NOTICE on DISSOLUTION

In the Dlsirict Court Of the second Judicial
District, State OF Idaho. In and for Nesperes
County.
In the matter OF the dissolution Of MoekleF,
Miller & Moekler, Limited. corporation.
To all whom these presents may come. The
State OF Idaho sends greeiinFs.
Notice Is hereby given that the zbove nam
ed Mockler. Miller 4 Moekler Limited. cor
porstion. organized, ereatad and existing an
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10

Harding & SteIlmon are having
photographs of Nezperce grain fields
printed in Iowa papers seeing is
believing. Watch 'em come.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10
II GOOD MILK
X COWS

3 nice heiiers. psri
Jersey. fresh soon
3 yeariiug j. rsess
4 steers
! Reg. Jersey hull.
gently and not
breechy
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-02-10
Household Furniture

Home Comfort Range fine Dining Table
Bed Steads Bed Springs
Mattresses Cupboards
Kitchen Cabinets fne Book Case
Stand Tables 2 Sofas
Carpets 3I'easing Stoves
dor. jars fine Fruit Bureaus
Wing Piano, extra fine, Commode
with mandolin, guitar Washing Machine
and banjo attachments And thousand other articles
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
CRACK GOLFERS
PLAY NEXT WEEK
NEARLY t5o ARE ENTERED IN
THE TOURNAMENT AT MIN
NEAPoLlS FOR CHAMPION OF
THE WEST.

Chicago, July l9.-The entry list
for the Western Golf Championship
to be held at the NIinikahda Club
Minneapolis. during the week begin
ming July rs. includes l41 names
Nearly every golfer of prominence in
the middle west is entered.
Charles Evans, Jr.. of Edgewater
winner of the title in the 1909 tourna.
ment at Homewood, will defend his
honors. Some of the entries from the
middle west states are:
Des Moines Golf and Country Club
Ralph Ride.
Kenosha Country Club. Gordon
Yule and Malcolm Keller.
La Crosse Country Club, j. NJ. Hix
on and F. p Hixon.
Marshalltown Country Club, F. Il
Stewart and c. II. Il. BoBardman.
Omaha Field Club, II. c. Setmney
A. Calm and w. N Chambers
Portage Country Club, j. Irving
Busw.
Rockford Country Club, G. w.
Smith and F. s. Edmison.
Fon Du Lac Country Club, Harolc
Wyatt and S. P. Wyatt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20

London, July 19.-Samuel Inter
myer. on behalf of powerful group
of international bankers has closed
ia deal for the purchase of large
interest in securities Of oil prodrc-
ing properties in Oklahoma The
transaction involves an exchange of
s5,0F0000 in cash and $4,000, 900 in
securities. Mr. untermyer when he
was seen at the Ritz hotel prior to
leaving for Brussels on his wayto
Carlsbad admitted the correctness of
this information, but refused fuller
particulars beyond saying that the
concern was Independent and the
plans involved laying big pipe line.
fde would admit NO intention Of
fighting the Standard Oil. saying that
there was plenty Of room for both.
Mr. Untermyer also said that the deal
was made on the joint account of
London and New York interests. I'VE
hare settled our plans ne declared,
and shall 80 straight ahead with
them. II is a gigantic scheme involv-
ing tremendous interests" 1t is un-
derstood that the same group of men
who made large fortunes in California
fields are back OF the present enter
prise. Sir Weetman Pearsons Is one
of The chief members of the new COM
bine. Weetman recently made trip
to the United States and declared he
was shadowed all the time by detec-
tives in the employ of the standard
Oil company. He expects to return
to the United States within the next
month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT
Opened Yesterday at philadelphia -
J. A. r. Elliott, Of New York,
Was High Man.

philadelphia, July 19.--J. A. r. FL
lott, of New York, with total OF
1893 on, Of 200 targets, led the high
run in Ire first day of the eastern
handicap >t the three days target
tournamentMNC. NJ. Powers, of Deca
tur, ILL.,, was ~ Ugh amateur with 1914
breaks of rs 200.
G. p. Mink. of philadelphia, was
So. md high amateur with 1873 and J.
IT. Graham, Of Engleside, H., third
with 1872 Other high men were f.
G. Bills. OF Milwaukee. 1893; w. Fl.
II. Heer. of Guthrie, Okla, 1913.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
TOUCHED AT NORTHEAST COR
NER OF THE UNITED STATES
YESTERDAY.
AT EAST R0RT, MAINE
Made Short Tals--Did not Dwell on
Poltics--MainG Republicans
Glad to See Him in
The State.

East Por, Maine, July 10. Begin.
ming his ten days stay in Maine Tai
reached the northeast corner of the
United States today. TAFT and his
party will sail in the morning for Ear
Harbor. The party Is travelling in
theyacht Mayflower.
The president spent an hour and d
nalf ashore this afternoon and made
a ten minutes speech, but did not
touch upon politics. He did say, how
ever, that he did not see why Maize
should have her elections two months
earlier than most other states.
tine election here is to be held
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
FINE WEATHER, LARGE CROWD,
AND SPEEDY EVENTS AT
TEND THE MEETING.
POP eEERs IS INJURED
But VIII Be Back in Few Days-Wa.
Thrown While Warming Up
orienta--Summary Of
the Events.

Grand Rapids, Mich, July 19.~-The
Grand Rapids Harness Racing meet,
the most important preliminary To-
The opening of the Grand Circuit, and
participated in by mos; Of the leading
Grand Circuit horses, started here to.
day with perfect weather, fast
track, exciting contests and large
6lowd,
The absence Of Driver Pop Geers
due to his injury in the morning by
being thrown from his sulky while
working Oricnta, was dampcning
inrronce
1907 pace, $1,000, tSiS starters)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20

Willie Benton won; Ella Amuhu
Iator second; Doctor NJ. third Time
2:O5H.
2:09 trot. $1,000. olive startersD
Nancy Royce won; Teasel second;
Ruby Clay third. Time 2:09A.
82:14 pace. $4,000 smith stakes.
eight starters.)
g. The Limit won in straight heats;
Branham Baughman second; Direct
Hal third. Time 2:06A.
2:20 trot, $1,000. eight starters,)
Captain George won; Fair Maiden
second; Dora third Time 2;11.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
COUNSEL CANNOT AGREE
Have Not Concluded Which Cour'
Second Trial Of Lee O'Neiil
Browne viii Be Held In.

Chicago. July 19,-The prosecution
and defense were unable to agree to-
day upon a Judge to hear the second
trial OF Lee O'NeilI Browne. Browne
will appear at Judge Dupuy's court
tomorrow to arrange the prelinlt
naries for his retrial scheduled to
begin July rs.
II was unofficially stated that
Brownies counsel would file affidavlts
before Dupuy asking change OF
venue. and that the state would OPP
pose.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20

September IL and the Republican
leaders, who have d hard campaign
on their hands are hopeful that Taft &
presence and speeches in the state
may have a good moral effect. The
president expressed new nope that
closer commercial relations with Can
ada might be established.
In order to reach East Port the
Mayflower had TO thread her way
through Canadian waters. She an.
chored tonight just on the Maine side
of the line. East Port is almost en-.
tirely surrounded by foreign terri
tory.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
TWO PERSONS KILLED
WHEN TRAIN HIT AUTO

Chicago, July 19.--N. J McEvilly.
of Dysart, Iowa, and his daughter. IL
years old, were killed, and his wife
probably fatally injured when their
automobile was struck by west
bound Northwestern passenger train
near Lombard, H.. today. From
papers found in his pocket 1t is
thought that McEvilly had bought the
automobile at Anderson, Ind, July
Is, and was driving 10 his home
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20

bulwalk of every plot and the cabal
OF the aristocracy to swindle and
cheat and oppress the people. Don't
be deceived by that pose of great
comnloner He has been living,
breathing denial Of the right of this
people to representative government
ever since his ascension TO power.
Look at your speaker, my friends
Stand with me and with your own
gaping congressman in line as your
speaker comes from his private room.
Sec the stenographers and clerks and
minions back out of the ..room be-
fore him. See the crowd big and
awed, watch the departure of this
man from his privacy, who has with
him?
"And Billy Lorimcr."
Look, there goes Jos. Sibley, who
wrote to Mr., Archibald, of the Stan
dard on Company I have n senator
VINO wants thousand; shall | in
yest?' He is boon companion, an
intimate of your ruler; also touching
shoulders with him as he ,xaIues out
is Billy Lorirner. boon companion of
this staunch defender of party regu,
larity.
yes, there ne goes, and beside
aim, elbcwing with the speaker is
Lucius Littauer, the greatest manu-
facturer of gloves in the United
States. Taint, and more, mouthpiece
and representative of what? OF Tam
many.
"All night the fourteenth of March
Ia light burned in Cannon's office. !
know, for ! was up watching from a
cubby hole of my own that night, anG
Lucious Littauer was telephoning.
What Happened,
II do not know to whom he was
talking. But. 10 know wnat hap,
pened, and | do know that Herbert
Parsons, chairman of the county Re-
publican central committee of New
York, publicly charged in a statement
that a bargain was made with Tam
many, with the Democrats of Tam
many for their votes to save Cannon.
Next day came the fight, March
fifteenth The Old rules were voted
down and suddenly, to the astonish-
ment of the regulars, upon signal
from some one, Cannon recognized
Fitzgerald. a Tammany Democrat
who made a motion to stop the tide
against Cannon and sat where |
could hear Dalzell of Pennsylvania
turn to that panic stricken bunch of
regulars and say:
Dictated Their Votes.
Your vote Is aye: and 1t was aye.
There have been corrupt votes In
the American congress. There have
been servile votes in the American
congress. But, | stand here to tel
you that never was there more ser.
vile and slayish vote cast in youl
congress by your representatives
than when, under the lash of Dal
zell, the slave driver of Pennsylvania
Your representatives in Kansas. from
all the districts but the seventh and
eighth, voted under the lead of thai
Tammany Democrat to bind that cor,
rupt bargain with Tammany and the
New York machine.
Can you imagine Webster voting
with that gang? Or Clay? or Jeffer'
son? Or Jackson? ?'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
Posing as Meek and Simple Par
tisan, Cannon is Cats Paw
Of the Aristocracy
Has Played in Dark With Tammany, and for
Thirty Years Opposed Every Progressive
Movement Put Before American
People e---Mlrdock Recounts IN
surgentS' Master Stroke

Emporia, Kas., July 19.-Congress
man Victor Muriock, insurgent fol
lowing in the wake of Cannon, today
defended the insurgent cause and re.
piled to Cannon, saying: Cannon for
thirty years has been opposed to loco.
motion In any direction. For over a
quarter Of a century he has stood out
aeainst progress He is not only a
stand patter, but stand stiller
During his political life he has oppos-
tion that has been offered, and the
wonder is that SO much of it has
managed to creep into the statute
book. He opposed the federal in
spection of meats, stood opposed to
irrigation, currency reform, the pure
food laws, civil service reform and
practically all progressive legislation
since the civil war.
Played With Tammy.
Cannon, while posing as a parti-
san, as an ardent advocate of party
fealty. played in the dary with Tam
many. He did not hesitate to rejoin
when his boon companion, Lorimer,
OF Illinois, was elected to the United
States senate, by a coalition. with
democrats and by deal that was
rotten to the core, th;4 has made a
stencil in the nostrils of the nation,
Cannon has thoroughly poisoned
the springs OF representative govern
meEt for 80 years. He has helped
block the way to light and freedom.
Cannon was interested in just two
things in the tariff bill the protect
ion of petroleum and its products.
and tariff on ladies gloves. When
the insurgents offered amendments
reducing the tariff on petroleum,
Cannon left the chair and ragged over
the floor OF the house like a wild
man.
The Big Hand of Taft.
He said that the house could not
make the reduction. Then the in
surgents became revolutionists. We
appealed from Iyhe dicision of the
chair and we won the fight. The big
hand came down out of the blue sky
and smashed Cannon, the glove
scheduM the petroleum schedule and
all, and that hand was William II.
Taft
THE greatest thing the insurgents
have done, has been to put Cannon
off the eommttee on rules. It is no
longer necessary for the members of
the committee to got down on tneir
marrow bones before the chairman
for fear of an adverse report to the
speaker. Nhe insurgents not only
wish to take the power away from
Cannon. but from all future speakers
The bulwaTk OF the speakers power
is his authority to appoint commit.
tees. They want to take tnat away
from him. 1t will then be improper
for him to reward or punish mem
bers.
Cannon a Hypocrite.
Pretending to stand before the
country as simple man favoring low
expenditures, he has in reality pro
NOTED loot and plumber without
stint, If 1t would reward his hencN-
men or serve factional end; pretend
ing to Democratic sympathy and max
ing display of homely language and
meekness of manner, he has been the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
MILITIA REGIMENT TO
PATROL AUTO COURSE

Chicago, July 199.-Arrangements
we're made today to have members Of
the Fifth Regiment, Illinois National
Guard. patrol the course for the Elgin
automobile races of the Chicago Mo
tor Club, August 26 and q.
The motor club feared trouble in
policing the course, as the state
militia encampment is to be held the
same dates at Peoria.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
GEERs DOING NICELY.

Grand Rapids. July he. +. Geers
the veteran race horse driver, who
was thrown from his sulky aud stun
ned at Comstock Park today during
a warm-up Of Orienta, the trottins
hlly, Is on the road TO recovery, He
may have to. spend another day in
the hospital
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
HAD TO BEACH THE BOAT,

Ogdensburg, N. Y. July 19.-The
steamer Bothnia, fiom Ashtabula
said TO be laden with coal, sprang a
leak coming down the st. Lawrence
river and was beached ten miles
above mere early this morning. She
lies easy on q mud bottom
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20

canon county circuit court today set
the following cases in the legislative
bribery probe for arraignment and
plea: Senators John Broderick, d.
w. Holtslaw, Stanton c. Pemberton
and Representative Joseph S. Clark
July 30; A. B. Johnson, July so.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20

New York, July 19.--Dr. Hawley
Harvey Crppen, who is wanted by
the London police on the charge of
having murdered his kitc, known on
the stage as Belle Elmore, has not
been found among the passengers or
others who have arrived in New
York on the various steamships. De.
tectives from police headquarters
who met the ships for the purpose of
intercepting and arresting the Ameri-
can dentist-doctor if he is on board
scrutinize every passenger, cabin as
well as steerage, and even the sailors,
stokers, stewards and other members
of the crews. Lieutenants Leeson
and Moody have charge of the search
and are assisted by Lieutenants Scan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
DEATH
Wreck On the c. 2. 4 O.
Five We're Injured.

Belmont, Neh.. July 49, Four per
sons were killed and five injured
when two Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy freight trains collided near
here early today
The dead are Fireman Keenan, and
three tramps.
lnjured--Engireer McWale, scald-
ed; Baggageman Bauaam, both legs
broken; three Italian laborers
bruised
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
REFUSES BIG OFFER.

Hamilton. Ohio. July 19.---1Ir Guy
Penton. presiden, OF Miami Universe
ty today refused the presidency OF
Boston University which was offered
him some months ago,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20

lon and Reid of Manhattan and Wal
dron of the Brooklyn detective bu.
reau. With these detectives are
Nine. Frederick Ginnett, the friend OF
the dead woman, whose inquiries led
TO the discovery OF the murder and
Mrs. Louis Mills, Mrs. Crippen's step
sister, Frederick Ginnctt, Nine. Gin
nett's husband, who also knows Dr.
Crlppen, is also of the searching
party and remains at the gate of the
customs Enclosure until the last pas
sengcr has left, scrutinIzing every
face, The Ellis island authorities
arc on the alert ana are watching
for Dr. Crippen. Every inspector has
his description as we'll as that of Miss
Lenere, who, 1t is said may be travel
ing with him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-20
Beaten BY Boston--cuhs Were De-
feated by Brookiyn-.cardinals
Shut Out Philadelphia
Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn Won in Tenth.

Chicago, July t9-Brooklyn won In
the tenth today when Zimemrman
wild throw to first, trying to complete
a double play, gave the visitors the
deciding score.