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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-10
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SPORT CALENDAR.
Monday. April 10.

:: Monday, April 10.
g McetIng-Oahu Baseball League.
% Wednesday. April t2.
/" Hall Cup Tournament Com
q mcncos- Pacific and Bcrctania
= Counts.
. Friday, April "a.
:: Ia hCtha'l- Kalihi Va. Y. NJ. G.
:: A. at Ealihi
. Saturday, April IS.
. Practice Rugby Game -Moiliili
= Grounds. !
" Track Mect-Kams. St. Louis, :
Y Mckinley High. .
:: Sunday April t6. {:
!. Baseball az NORTHUMBERLAND .
1" rs, EVA. At Waianae, Waia- {:
= me ". AiCa. 8
" Monday, April II. {:
Z; EusrbIl!-St Louts vs.. Kams. q
= rhursGay. nrril 20. :.
:! Ia Ect5all-Y NJ. c. a. VS.. Ka- :;
d uU 90 Y. NJ. c. 4. 6;
- Monday. April "a. q
= NgschJ!l-Kams vs. Highs. .!
q Friday, April 2s. :,
:: BgsHothrl'- Tol!hi vs.. Y. NJ. c. 8
= a. az X lili {.
:: Saturday. April 20. 8!
;; BHsCblll-St. outs VS.. Highs. ::
!: Saturday, May 6. 8
!; Bascball-St Louis VS.. Highs. 8;
. Monday. May 8. {,
Z Baseball, Hams vs.. St. Louis. 9:
i Monday, May IS. 8
E: Basebail-Highs SIS. Rams. 8:
. May. 8
: Territory Tennis Championship ::
- Tournament. .:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-10

DOTS AND DASHES.

The Eamchamchn cadets have re-
turned from their camp at the other
s'do OF the island and report fine
time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-10
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by qtril,inr ont
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-10
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ASAHIS.


Three base hits. y Murayama.
Xavier; two-has" hits Nrak, L. Tin
Peterson; bases on balls, of Xavier =.
y Muriy ma %. g. Muriyumn 0; struck
out. by Xavier I, r. Mmvama 3, g.
MuriN'mo !; Wild pitch, r. Muriyama;
rne-"d bail. l.. Tin; double play, Noda
10 Muraknmi; sacrifice hits. Mura-
Enmi, IInyashi, Akco. Achiu: innings
pitched, r Muriyama 3. g. Muriyama
I. I'mpiroH. John Williams and Bet
tcnc"urt; time of game, / hour So
minutes
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-10
N osquitoes Win.

II was the intention Of the fifty odd
to camp for the night on the beach
ana one and all spoke Elccfully of the
fact that there was neither wind nor
rain and no one had brought a blanket
About midnight there was some COM
plant concerning mosquitoes, and an
hour later detachment arose from
the beach and beat It toward Wanna
milo. Soon more than half the Camp
waS on the march 10y moonlight. There
was no wind at Wuimanalo; there
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-10

T"-o-hnsc hits. Thompson Akana, J.
NGrc0lllrO, r. ChillingwOrth, Castle
90, N Chow, y. Marcallino; three
base h0tr, Yates, J. MnrcaIlino; sac
r'Nce hit, All Chew; struck out, 10y
C'nr'- -. Castle &; bases on balls. of
Clark ., Castle !: passed balls. WI
lioms :, Cooke 3; douhl" plays, C"uI,e
"a Nnr"0lliuo, Yates to Williameou. !.
Morcall'no to Corrca; left on bns"s,
I""ial0'o"s ?. Judiciary .: first base on
errors, LEGISLATORS {" Judiciary !. Time
Of "0wc, J hour - minutes ump!rcs,
EalnnI"nco'c and Chillingworth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-10

From Naimannlo to the Makapuu
lighthouse there is Il pipe line. for sup
plying the lighthouse Keeper with wa
ter. \ leak in this filled fifty can
teens. 1t is the intention Of the Jul
Nor Trail and Mountainccrs, who fire.
quent this part Of the island on ac-
count of the surfing in the sea and
the goat-shooting ON the mountains, to
agitate the erection of rcst-housc
over the pipe line and directly above
the body-surfng beach.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-10

Dusty White" the pace maker, was
away back in the rear with Manager
zieglcr. looking after stragglcrs, so
rom cummings, Gilbert Brown. who
wa# making his first long hike, and
tn" secretary bad to do the pace max
INK. They attempted To Outwalk the
mosquitoes. 1t had been the intcn-
ton Of the mixers" to spend the day
an"u, Naimunulo, but there was not
enough room left in the atmosphere
for Ifty men and the mosquitoes
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-10
Parker out, hit by battcd ball.
One out whom winning run made.
JUDICIARY.


Totals........35 Z II 3 p -
;Cgrp nv INNINGS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
EDITOR or NEW ORLEANS BEE
WOULD FIGHT EDITOR or
WASP FOR INSULT.
POLICE WILL TAKE HAND
Formal Challenge Delivered by Sec
olfds Duly Appointed--chsl-
Ienged Editor Evadcs Ser
vice of Document.

Now Orleans, March 22.--In today j
issue Of the Bee, French daily, ita
editcr, Aramnd Capelezille, chal
.enges to a duel NJ. De Basoncei,!,
editor of the Wasp, weekly
"You must either restract your re
marks or meet me in combat witt
arms" is the substance OF the chal
lenge.
Capeiezllle it Is said became offend
ed at editorial comments IN the
Wasp which he regarded as reflect
ing on the quality of French used b,
the editor of the Bee.
The challenge and the copy Of tht
[l,apared "retraction'' composed BY
the offended editor was carried Il
M. re Baroncel.i by James Slotd
and Leo Bayhi, seconds, which afte'
due consideration were returned by
VI. De Earonce'li with the statement
that the alleged offensive remarks
were not directed at the editor Of the
Bee. He was obliged to decline 70
make any retraction or reparation.
This proved unsatisfactory to N
Capeiezelli and his seconds who after
falling to find Baroncel!i left tle
papers at the latter's office
When apnrised that the Challenge
had been Issued by the editor OF tAs
Bee District Attorney Adams called
tte attention CT Police Inspector Rsy
nolds to the matter with the advice
that the duel be prevented.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
WOMEN CLIMBERS
IN WARM DISPUTE
MISS PECK DlScLAiMS PURPOSE
or RoBBING MRS. WoRKMAl,
OF HIGH ALTITUDE REcoRr
FOR WOMEN.

New York, March 22.Miss Anie
5. Peck a mountain climber today
denied the implication OF the dis
patches that any coStroversy exists
between herself and Mrs. Fanny Bul
lock Workman as to- WAC holds the
record for altitude.
Miss Peck says that in 1900 she
publicly resigned the honor of hold
ing the world record for women to
Mrs. Workman. Later she published
an article in which she said she was
unable to take observations on the
summit of Huasateran in Peru and
simply gave reasons for believing
the mountain to have an altitude OF
$4,000 feet which she trusted obser
walton might verify and she said "In
that case giving me the worlds rec,
crd."
Mrs. Workman's set record wa,
1900 meters. A late dispatch from
Paris said she had sent an expedition
to ascertain the thefght of Hnasa
teran which was found to be 6,7C3
meters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
PLACES A LIMIT ON THE FREE
dom GRANTED THEM BY
JiaMuNiTY BATH"
Government IS READY
Monday the Attorneys For the Sross-
cution viii ASK For an Imme-
diSte Trial az the Ten
Indicted Packers.

Chicago, March 22.--Judge Carpen-
ter In the United States district
court in his refusal to Quash the In
dlctments against ten Chicago pack
ers today placed limit on tie free
dom from liability granted the paca-
ers Is the immunity bath" given by
Judge Humphreys in 1906
He also ruled tnat the immunity
bath did not prohibit the fact and
evidence on which Ii was granted ne-
ing used as evidence to establish
proof of conspiracy existing since
the immunity was given.
The ruling in the form of an IN
terlocEtory decree from which there
lis So appeal means that the packers
must so TO trial on indictments charg-
ing them with conspiracy to violate
the Sherman anri-t.rst laws.
| There are three indictments in the
first Of which arc FIVE counts. Tie
defendants can be fined $1,000 or
for cne year on each OF
the seyes counts.
Judge Carpenter in his decision
hell that Judge Humphreys could not
grant the packers immunity to con-
tinGe 'indehntey in an unlawful ur-
dertaking and that the immunity did
not apply after 1906 as the result OF
the conspiracy.
The eHlicnee given 10 Judge Hum
|phreys could not relate to the facts
that had not taken place at that
time and the court ruled that wliiie
the bath purged the acts Of Their
criminality the physical existence or
facts could not be obliterated AMI
there was no legal reason for cvi-
lence OF the facts which eorld not
be used to establish conspiracy al
eyed to have been in operation SUD.
sequcst to the bath"
Attorneys for tho government flied
n demurrer and the pleas and abate-
ment were dismissed. Monday the
government will ask for an immeds
ate trial.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
ATTORNEYS CHARLES ER5STE|N
AND ARTHUR M'sRiDE CLEAR
ED IN COOK COUNTY.
ECHO OF BROWN CASE
Attorney Mcbride Had Charged Way
man With Telling Him to Fix
Jury in a Criminal
Case In 1908.

Chicago, March 22.-Attorney'
Charles Il. Erbg,ein and Arthur Nc
Bridge, who for two weeks have tcen
on trial on charges Of conspiracy n
defamc States Attorney Waymar
woe found mot guilty" today by o
jury which was out less than ont
hour.
The case grew out of an affidavit
filed by Mcbride with the Chicago
Bar Association in which McBrit'
charged Wayman had told him to
fix jury" in criminal case in
1903 In which WaymEn appeared rs
counsel for the defense.
Wayman charged Erbstein with
having conspired with Mcbride to file
the charges. The case resulted from
the second trial Of Lee O'Nel'
Browne, charged with bribery in CON
nection with the election or Wil'iam
Lorimer to the senate and its terml
nation marks the end in the Cook
eountg courts CT litigation having its
inception In charges that his seat IL
the senate was purchased.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
JAP AMBASSADOR
SEES PRESIDENT.
MUTUAL ' ASSURANCES THAT
WR TALK is WITHOUT
FOUNDATION.
MEXICAN COAL STATION
Also canard-'Uchida Assures Presi
dent His Government Not Az
fccted by Sensational
Reports. y

. Washington, March 22.-Preside@'
Taft today had a cordial interview
With the japanese aRbassadoi, Baror
Uch da, whom he sent for to felieitat.
with lin on the ratification of the
new eaty lotNeen t.:s country aad
Japan
He took advantage of the occasion
to assure the ambassador that never
in the history Of the two countries
had the relations been so pleasant
Never had talk CT war been mere ab,
surd
President Taft expressed pleasure
at the opportunity to set at rest ono,
and for all stories published from
time to time in the last two weeks
that back of the administrators ac
tion in sending troops to the Mexi
can border was move of precaut;ol
against some unexpected treacherous
act by Japan.
It also was reported that Japan
had secured from Mexico a coallng
station on the Pacific coast to he
used as a base in attacking the
Unite1 States.
The president said lie was amazed
to find on his return that some new
papers had been giving credence to
these reports by publishing them in
d prominent manner.
Baron Uchida is said to have an
sured the president that he attache
no importance to the reports and had
discovered that they eminated from
irresponsible sources,
The interview held for fully hal!
an hour, the president and ambassa-
dor Chatting with unusual informal
ity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
HoLTsLAW, BRoDE8ick AND
NEWTON OF CHICAGO WERE
PRINCIPAL WITNESSES.
DEPOSIT SLIP IDENTIFIED
Former Senator HoltslaW Says tie
Was in Broderick's Saloon
Twice to Receive Lori
mcr Money.

Springfield, H., March 2-.-'Tormer
State Senator>D w. Holtslaw OF Iuka,
State Senator John S. Brode.ick OF
Chicago and Jarvis Newton of Chicn
go, were the principal witnesses who
testified today in the Broderlck brl
berry case in the circuit court.
Holtslaw said he had entered the
saloon Of Broderick on two occasions
and received money both times ast
that on one occasion he met State
Senator Jandis of, Chicago.
State Senator Broderick had 8
warm half hour at the hands O
States Attorney Brrke on cross ex
animation, who frequently referred tc
Mr. Rrodcrick's testimony before the
senate investigating committee is
Chicago on Oct G, 1910. He denied
however. that he mad paid Holtslaw
any money In his saloon in Chicago
or any other place.
Mr. Newton, chief clerk of the Chi
cago State Bank, testified conc srninl
the deposit of s250O in the State Bank
by Sesator Holtslaw and identified
the copy of the deposit slip. 1t was
reproduction of his own ilandwrit
ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
TWO MEN ARE KILLED AND AN
OTHER MoRTALLY WOUNDED
AS RESULT or QUARREL.
OFFICERS CO 70 SCENE
Son ct Man Eo-taIly Wounded is Said
to Ee On Way to court House
to Confess to the
Double Murder.

Roanoke, Va, March 22.-Luthef
Lowc and Rolcrt Lester are dead EN-
Ilenr LessaF is mortally wounded a.
tire result OF a fight in Tazewell codn
ty last n ght and Zen Lester, a son oi
Henry Lester, is said to have startcd
for the court house to Surrender aac
rlead guilty to the double murder.
Fad feeling has existeT between
tire .Lcwes and Lnsters for man,
years and several fights have taEer
place between them.
Ben Lester rettsrned from Bristo
yesterday and was met by. his father
Henry Lester.
On taeir way they met Luthsl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23

A shell somewhat broken in the
coming tower whose nineinch wall II
had pierced on one side, was found,
1t was not an explosive shell.
A number Of holes cleared through
the hull. None of these holes were
through the cleven-inch armor belt.
Some dead animals and chickens
were killed by the interior explosion.
Some of the animals, however, were
unharmed. A cat walked quietly out
of one of the turrets whose face haG
heen smashed hy twelve inch shell.
No effort will he made to raise the
San Marcso. 1t will cost several
thousand dollars tor float and restore
kor to her original condition. She
is not considered worth it,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
80 OKLAHOMA BANKS
Ask to Become National Banks to
Avoid Coming Under New state
aBnk Guarsn;es Law.

Washington, March 22-More than
eighty banks In Oklahoma are ask
ing 10 be taken into the nationa
bank system and treasury ow1c.a!s
attribute the situation to the new
state bank guarantee law retenay
passed.
The bank deposits were first guar
anteed in Oklahoma. Many national
banks quit the system to become
state institutions.
Since the law was amended, how
ever applications to return have beer
coming in steadily.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
American Troops Fired Upon from
Mexican Side at Presidia---
Explanation Demanded
All Federals Captured by Rebels viii lein Them
or be Shot, -=-Altenpt to Bribc U. S. Soldiers
to Join Rebels Being Investigated at
Galveston

Mexico City, March 22.-Admittins
that Mexico is facing crisis even
greater than he believed, Minister or
Finance Jose Limantour today said
the administration had no definite
plans for the solution of the prob
lem confronting it.
1t has no alternative but to coz.
tinue the military policy upon Gnicn
1t has entered.
Notwithstanding the government s
aggressive attitude reforms which are
intended to remedy the alleged griev-
ances complained Of are under con
sideration
This is a concrete o:tiinc .. the
situation as presented by Senor Lii
mantour to a representative Of the
Associated Press today following Il
meeting of the cabinet.
That a great change n the attitude
of the people toward the administra-
ton has taken place within the tins
that Minister Limantour nad been
abroad was an admission made by
him. The administration, he said,
was conducting a searching inyestiga-
tion to determine the exact coUse and
to find a remedy for the existing sen
timent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
GART00N|ST FILES SUIT
Homer Davenport ASKS For Deere
Of Divorce on Grounds That
Wife Was Cruel.

Salem. Oregon, March 22.--l1ome
Davenport the cartoonist. fled sui
for divorce today from Mrs. Daisy
r. Davenport,
Davenport charges that Mte
Davenport treated him IN a cruel anC
inhuman manner and makes other al
legations in his complaint.
The couple married at Silyerton
oregon, and four children were Tux
issue of the marriage. Some tim,
ago decree cf separation wa,
granted in a New Jersey court.
is stated by friends that Mrs. Daven
port will contest the suit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
ROOSEVELT ON IOR|MER
Spe king t. 1000 caIifornjans He De
rouneed u. 8, Senate For Seat.
ing Illinois Senator.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 22.--C1l
Theodore Roosevelt today aroused ar
audience of 1900 Californians to en-
thusiasm by his emphatic declaration
for four propositions.
He commended thA people of Cal
fornia for their progressive govern
ment. He endorsed the proposes
constitutional amendment proWdinl
for the recall OF the judiciary OF th4
state. He denounced the Unllea
States senate for seating Mr.. LorimeI
and he endorsed the move for
shorter ballot.
Col Roosevelt left at 6 o'clock to
night for Berkeley and San Francisc:
travelling in a private car attached tt
regular train, AT Berkeley he viii
deliver a series Of lectures,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
MARksNANSalP EXCELLENT
WaEN OLD EATTLE33lP TEX.
AS ethL,s D-sT1oYE-.
8 INCH ARn0R PIERCED
Cat end Other Arirss Found Algc
ii Full Shells P7s=2c Ea.
tirciy Through the
Hull.

4 Washington, March 2e--rhcre are
some af the thiass Secretary Meyer
saw when sic boarded the San .,a7cos
bosween vo.,ies yesterday;
The dummies representing sailors
in the fghting top Of tae SIP IN.
scatlel in spite Of The volley crcl at
the ship. M his was tribute to the
excellence Of the gun pointers worl,
as they were ordered to eoa1ne they
fire to theshull.
A raging fire burned inside the ship
caused BY the e xploslve shells which
penetrated her side and made 1t i'm
possible -fors2se observers to go be-
low 49,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
TRYING TO BRIBE U. S. TROOPS

TRYING TO BRIBE U. S. TROOPS.
Galveston, Texas, March 22.-The
military and civil authorities are in
vestigating the story of soldier az
tached to the camp at Fort Crockett
that an agent Of the Mexican revolu-
tionary Jrnta approached him in Cal
weston yesterday with a proposition
TO desert and join the revolution.
When the matter was reported to
brigade headquarters General Mills
Immediately reported it to the chief
of police. According to the story the
man whom he took to be Mexican
stopped him on the street and pro
posed that he join the revolution, Of
fering SIS and transportation to the
seat of war The latter was to be
provided for on a vessel anchored in
the Calves on harbor. The soldier
refused.
The chief of police put his force al
work tracing the Mexican agent but
obtained no information as to his
identity. There is no ship in the
harbor to which suspicion might be
attached.
Army officers are questioning their
men to ascertain whether any of them
have been approached with similar
proposition The fact that there have
been no desertions indicate that none
have accepted them, at any rate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23

San Antonio, Tex, Marcn :-.---T'ac
soldiers at the encampment here, STIR
red by reports OF a forthcoming
movement closer to the Mexican Dor.
der are getting their accoutremen;s
and fell service uniforms in spick
and span order. Guns are being
cleaned and oiled, and the cavalry
m1en are having their horses shod for
rough work. The surgeons are In
specting the troops and are fulfilling
the orders thar every man must be
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
CAPT. GREEN LIBERATED
Man Serving Prison Term For Sa
vannah Harbor Scandal, Takes
P1uper's Gath.

Atlanta, Ga, March 20, BENJAMIN
ID. Green, convicted of fraud in the
Savannah harbor improvements case,
who has just completed .errn In the
federal prison here, was granted his
liberty this afternoon at the conclu-
sion Of his hearing on his appllca-
tion TO take the pauper's oath. Ap.
plication was granted and Capt.
Green took the oath.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23

yacclnated. Lines of men file up 10
the medical tents each day with barred
arms, ready to receive injections OF
the vaccine virus. The new tents
used by the United States army are
found to be an Improvement over the
former ones, because they can be
folded, as shown in one of the accom-.
panying photos, without being taken
down Is this way tents are thor
Dughly aired and dried each cleai
Gay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23

Texas, March 22--ln rely to tho
federal governments aGao a.r eny
of the suspension OF personi1 s4lra:.
tics, the insurrcctcs have se.; orders
TO t.leir troops that any captured fed
erals are first to tc given the priv;
lege OF joining tse insurrection and
4 they refuse they are To be sho:.
Capt. Cabral, an insurree:o, yesier-
day caRturcd a small body OF federais
under Col Anguina. The colonel was
shot by tle soldiers who joined the
irTrrectlon with loud cries Of "vina
Nalcro."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
CHARTER GRANTED TO
NEW MISSOURI RAILROAD

Jefferson City, March %. "A char.
ter was granted by Secretary OF State
Roach to the Kansas City, Clay Copn-
ty and st Joseph Railroad company
of Kansas City, with a capital stock
of $720,000. Directors named are.
A. r Arnold, Chicago; DuGrant Pea.
body, William A. Medill. George
Townsend and George S. Beardsley oI
Kansas City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23

Lowe and Robert Lester and a quar-
rel followed. Lowe drew his revolytl
and fred at Henry Lester the bal
lodging in Testers right side. Be-
Lester then pulled out his pistol and
killed Lowe and Robert Lester before
they could fire again.
Officers went to the scene of the
{ killing but did not find Ben Lestea
who is said to have done the kill
ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
VINCENT ALTMAN SHOT
Was Arrested in Connection Win
Chicago Bomb Throwins--Prcb-
ably MortaiIy Wounded.

Chicago, March 22.--Vincent AZ
man, who was arrested few years
ago in connection with the bomo
throwing in Chicago, but was oc
opitted of the chare and who Is on
bail on charges of shooting a laborer
several weeks ago, today was shot
and yTobably mortally wounded.
Altman was drinking in a Briggs
House buffet when his assailant tired
the shots. The assailant escaped and
has not been apprehended,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
BANkRuPTS CONCEALED AS
SETS SENT TO PENlTENTlARY

Chicago, March 22.-All or the men
in one family, father and his three
sons, were sentenced to one year in
the federal penitentiary at Fort Lea.
.yenworth by Judge Lands on the
charge of concealing assets In bank.
ruptcy. The men are Marcus Rosen,
and his sons Henry, Morris and
LAleck,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
FIVE PosToFFicE ROBBERS
coRNERED IN OS:O BARI

Columbus, Ohio, March 22.-Five
postofficc robbers cornered In a barn
at Gahanna, eight miles east Of this
city ARE engaged in pistol iuei with
village officials and citizens Two
robbers are wounded ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
FIVE NEGROES FOUND DEAD.

san Antonio. Tex. March a.
Louis Gassaway. negro, his wife AMI
three children we're found dead in
bed in their home today. 1t is be-
lieyei they were murdered during
the night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23
AMERICAN TROOPS FIRED UPON

AMERICAN TROOPS FIRED UPON.
tresidio, Texas. via Marsa, March
%. Shortly after the crojsing of
supplies from Preside intended for
the Mexican troops besieged in Oil
naga, directly across the line, had
been stopped today, bullets from led
eral rifles fell among a detachment
OF United States troops guarding the
American side of the river.
An explanation has been demanded
of General Luque in command OF the
Mexican troops.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-23

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territory thoroughly.