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The Washington times., 1911-08-30
TO BAN|SH
HOBBLE IN FAVOR
Of FLOWING LINES
Even String Bean Shapes
Will Seem Plump in
New Style.

NEW YORK. Aug. 8o-Charics C.
Kurtzman, a Fifth avenue milliner, who
returned from Europe on the Kaiser
Wilhelm II, had at bis fingers ends all
the latest tips on the coming fashions.
Listen to him:
Skirts are going to be open in front.
Just enough to reveal the ankles, and,
as a result, women win take greater
care In the selection Of boots and-er-
stockings."
This new style Of DRESS" Mr.. Kurtz-
man went on, ''will be just the opposite
of the hobble skirt. It will permit OF
free action for the limbs. and VIII ne
tar more graceful in the way II fails
from the hips. The aristocrauc Par
isienne or New York woman VIII dress
in simple, quiet, flne style, instead OF the
extreme and foolish style of the past
two years"
Curved lines will again come into fash
ion. Straight lines will be discarded,
and no matter hoH much like string
bean a woman may appear. her costumer
will make her look round and plump.
Mr.. Kurtzman said long, pointed
trains would come IN and fur and large
velvet hats trimmed with paradise or
ostrich plumes would be generally worn.
The Washington times., 1911-08-30

Artistic Floral Designs
appropriate for all occasions. Choice,
fresh cut flowers. Guide, 1914 F.-Advt
The Washington times., 1911-08-30

so. 60 to Mt. Lake Park, Md, and return.
Baltimore Ohio R. r.
Aug. 81 to Sept. I.
Valid for return until Sept. IL.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
THREE MEN DROWNED
WHEN BOAT UPSET IN
THE MISSOURI RIVER

s3. J3soph, Mo, Feb. 17.-Dell Nc
Qac9n, Dudley Thorpe and Chas Hg
scl were drowned and John. ballard
was rosue,ta'cd only aiter hours Of
aaia work. as tie result Of the boat
in vnich ttey were cow;ng being up
SEX BY q srag in the Missouri river
tais a.tar1Ccn The men were duck
Al1sng.
After tha beat was capslzed al
c!,ng to IL for time. Then Nc
Grecn, who was 1G years old, lost his
Aold Balarl diycd fer him twice bus
could not rad him. The boat tloated
down vita the current The cries o1
the men were heard by Miss Norma
Lalin SAC telephoned to neighbors
and alter the men were followed
Down the river about q mile boat
was cured in when to go to the
resaue. In the meantime Eggor drop
rel of. Ballard and Thorpe were
finally rescued. Thorpe died less
FIVE minutes later from exposure. Bal
llrd viii recover, 1t lis believed Tho
lcdies Of the Mcqueen and Egger
were not recovered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
ARMOUR WOULD
OUT MISSOURI
.GraVE0 NOTICE ON SECRETARY
OF STGTE-iS DEFENDANT IN
TIE CUSTER PROCEEDINGS,
AGAINST PACKERS.

Jeftolson City, Fob. 17.-Oliiciais OF
the Armour Packing Company served
nctica today on the secretary Of state
;hal the company wop;i withdraw
from EUaines cDeratic.i ~ Missouri.
What reasons pro:igIei the deci
sion were not stated in ,lo commlnt
cation received by the secretary of
&tato
The Armour Company IS one OF The
defendants in the custer proceedings
instituted for alleged y,o;auons OF the
antitrust laws of Missouri. The suit
= Eendirg in the a.rTomc court OF
The state
Tho Rcprbllc Oil Company attempt
cd rwo years ago to circumvent
custer proceedings by quitting the
state, but the supreme court, in sus
tanning the suit against it, directed
That lis property be held against any
claim liable TO be made. The case
was appealed and a bond covering
cc9ts furnished.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
PACKING HI|BSE:
N BARKRJP TCY
TWO MlLLf0N DOLLAR CORPORA.
TloN OF NASHVILLE, TENN,
sWOoPE0 DOWN ON BY, NEW
YORK CREDITORS.

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 17-1ne Ten.
nesseo Packing and Provision Coa.
pany, a S2,0Jo,0Od corporation OF
Nashville, was thrown INTO DGnE-
ruptey today on a petition Lied ~
Joan V. Casey, Harry f. Rosneii anG
j. j. Kiorney, all of Now York, Fey
resenting claims aggregating 9237,-
500. Notice was served on YIN. j..
Cummins, alegci hcac Of the com
pany at a hotel here The petE.o."
ers allege the concern is insolyent
and has been for some time.
Cummins was the man behind the
new dcfdnct Carnegie trust Com
,rany of New York, ana was Enown
here rs the prop under the pacing
house It is said he made an effort
to avoid the deputy United States
marshal VINO cndeavored to serve tie
bankruptcy papers this afternoon, but
eventually camc forward and ack-
nowlelged service,
The company has been understood
to be doing 4 profitable business Of a
million dollars or more year, cum
Minis would make no statcmen: iii re-
gard 10 todays proceedings.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
ARCHBISHOP RYAN
LEAVES S4,031
LATE BISHOP WHITAKER LEFT
$65,Co0 EsTATE-BOTH CLER-
GYMEN's AILLS PRoBATED
YESTERDAY.

Philadelphia. Feb, 17.The Wills Of
the late Archbishop Ryan and the
late Bishop Whitaker, whose funer-
ais were held this week. were pro.
bated this week,
Tho personal estate OF ArcaD;snc Z
Ryan il vaiucd at $4,031 and is left
to HIS successor, together WITH itc
furnitcre and tire library at the arch
episcopal residence. The arehbislanr
left 10 real estate.
The estate Of Bishop WlittaSeca
valued at SG5.G0o was divided anloa.7
numerous relatives. The VIII d;rec:s
that within ten months ail his written
sermons and sertnon notes be burned
end That no portion of them shall be
published, given away, copied or prc-
served
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
GRAND JURY FUND IN
DANWLlE WILL LAST
BUT TWO NONE DAYS

Danville, H., Feb. 17,-County
Treasurer Wysong announced today
that the appropriation for paying
grand jurors is nearly exhausted, and
that he will discontinue cashins
grand jury warrants when the funl
i5 gone. The treasurer said the fund
would last but two days longer.
Members Of the grand jury said
they would serve for nothing il II
was found that warrants could not
be issued. Anticipating the next ap,
Erc1gia ;on Judge Kimbrough said
warrants wculd be perfectly good and
could lie cashed at their lace vaiue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
G Thoroughbred HORSES
CEcred For Breeding Purposes +
War Department. by august Bel
mont and Mr. Cassait.

Washington, Feb. 17--Six valuable
Thoroughbred horses 10 form the
.nuolaus for breeding high grade
mounts for The United States cavalrS
were rendered to Secretary of Wai
nickiagon today By theIr Now York
awnara August Belmont offefed
three and a like number were ten
loreG by Edward y. Cassatt, son oi
the late President cassatt of tht
Pennsylvania railroad, and former
csgisia eff the lah United States cav
airy. One Of the horses offered by
MF. Belmont is the famous Henry Of
Navarro.
The Offers were conveyed to the
secretary in a personal visit by Mr.
Caasett, who spoke in behalf OF bo.h
Mr.. Belmont and himself.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
OUTLOOK IS NOT
ENCOURAGING
DAvlLLAS ENVOY SAYS liONDU-
RAMS WILL NEVER ACCEPT
EoNlLLA k1 PRESIDENT
CONFERENCE MONDAY.

Porto Cortez, Feb, II. THE people
of Honduras VII never accept Man
ael Bonilla for president, because ne
Is IN league with the iru.t trust in the
United States
This declaration, made today by
Gen. Rcsa!es, chief envoy OF Presl
dent Davlla, does not give promise
of an early settlement OF tine revolu
tlonary troubles of the country, as
General Bonilla is determined to re
srme fighting If the presidency is not
turned ovCr TO him.
The guLIloat Wheeling viii, On Sat
hraay, meet Thomas G. Dawson, whe
will represent the United States IN
the peace conference to be held on
hoard tie Tacoma, beginning Monday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
MISSING COUPLE FOUND
Wealthy Man and Wife Wandered
For 20 Hours in Suburbs &.
Pttsburg, Pa,

Pittsbur1, Feb Weakened and
at highly nervous condition, Nj and
Mrs. Smith Agnew wealthy ard
prominent residents Of Edgewortn, d
fashionable sGbuith, were found wan.
dering near the railway station n
Sewiefley soon afternoon today.
For 90 HoUrs they had been exposed
to the elements after dlsappear,ax
from this handsome home without
,caYing g trace
Mr. Agnew, who is 2 leading ,nsu~
ancc man, Is III critical condition.
and the highly nervous state of his
wife was shown when snc attempted
70 prevent the police from taxing
them home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
STATE DEPARTMENT WILL MAKE
NO sTATEMENT REGARDING
WAR PROSPECT.
RUSSIAN TROOPS MOVE
no Word Received From China
Which Looks to Une:c -am and
Great Britain For Aid
in Such Cases.

Washington, Feb. 17-There were
no developments today between Rus
sis ara China over Jurisdiction in Iii
province.
The state Department: IS waiting the
promised statement from the Russian
government explaining its reasons fol
inonaelng China which ii must cx
anime before It can reach any con
.clusion assto what coc~se 10 pursue.
In some quarters there Is apprc
nension that d fair trlai oT the isslin
may be prevented BY summary acton
hy the Russian government, though
the Officials iind II hard to conceive
that q military campaign can success
fnlly he prosecuted in tne dense rig
ors of The winter climate OF north
western Tcrkestan.
No action IS contemplated BY the
state department toward lending .ts
good offices toward settling The pend-
ing dispute between Russia and
China, Until full information Of the
INTENDED military movement against
China and the detailed causes leading
I'D to the preEant crisis has been re-
eeivcd, no actlon Is Likely 10 be taken.
Officers CT the STATE department. are
iisclInad 10 believe tre pending dis
putas could he ai1itrated by The
ha@fe court with ent:te satisfaction
to Foih governmental. IN appeal to
arbitration, they explain, would be
hQra 9aiisfactCg In Gearing up the
outstanding difficulty than a military
Pchloy stration.
Usually when Threatened by Tor
siais government China appeals to the
United states and Great Britain for
assistance, In tae present crisis no
word has been |receivcd from Pekin,
although the Chinese size OF the dis
pute will probably be iail before the
state depantacnt in the next few
days.
The general expectation here Is
that Secretary Knox will lend his
friendly assistance Of the United
States 10 China IN the Present crisis
tEo may go SO far as 10 suggest to
Rufs!a that i. woUld te advisable to
se'tla the dispute with China by sub
mission to court o. arbitration
rather than by military rorca.
Russian troops will be sent forth.
ISith to the District Of Iii.
The extent of the demonstration, it
Is added in the diplomatic note, wit
deQend entirely on the attitude as
aumed ty China
The vital questions involved are
free tsade in Mongolia, the extra ter.
ritorial rights CT Russians in China
and the establishment or Russian
consulate at Kecbdo, Mongolia.
The province Of III, to which Rus,
sian troops wlll he sent, lies in the
northern nart Of the Chinese empire
by q provision CT the Rrsso-C Chinese
roaty Of SSl the western portion of
Iii Is Incorporated with Russia in or.
der to serve rs place of establish
rent for the inhabitants of Russia.
who, having adopted Russian depend.
.snoe, had to abandon the ;auds which
they possessed there. The frontier
between tho possessions of Russia
and the Chinese province of Iii Is
defined In The treaty
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
TO STOP EXCLySIYKESS
Sill in Missouri Legislature Would
Prevent News Associations Re.
fu3ing Service.

Jefferson City, Mo, Feb 17.--A bill
Which, il enacted, would prevent the
associated Press, or other incorporat
ed companies furnishing news, from
discriminating against any newspaper
in any city by refusing service to
thom, was introduced in the houie
this morning by Representative Far.
lis, Of Crawford
This, II it should Become a law,
would prevent any press association
ircm giving any pai,cr an exclusive
service in any city in Missouri. TIC
till makes IL the duty OF the attorney
general, upon complaint OF any news.
paper TO proceed against any such
news association
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
Never an overnroduction

So long as there are thousands 81
poorly nourlshed and underfed men.
women and children in every targe
city, many Of whom are sustained by
charitable aid, there can be no over.
production of foods. In every large
city there Is an enormous unaercon.
sumption not only OF foods but of
other necessities that are having a
serious effect upon the best develop.
ment OF cities.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
1000 ACRES RECOVERED
Through Efforts of Mrs. tiarrimat1 u
S. Gets Back Land Illegally
Taken by Railroad.

Denyer, Feb 17.--Through the ef-
forts OF the widow Of Il. II. Hartman
and with the aid Of government off
cials' In Colorado, 1000 acres of land
in Nevada, said to have been OBJ
tained illegally by the old Central Pa
ehic railroad, have been decided back
to the government.
Negotiations the still pending for
the return Of 200 acres OF gold mine
and valuable mineral land near
Reno
the Central Pacific has since beer
absorbed by the Southern Pacific.
Mrs. Hartman. it is said, ordered her
attorneys to affect the compromise.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
TO PROTECT EMPLOYEES
Missouri Governor Urges Enactment
of Laws Enabling injured Work
men to Recover Damages.

Jefferson City. Mo-, Fob. 17--Gov
ernor iiad!ey today sent specin
message to- tne legislature urging the
enactment of laws which will enable
employees injured in the course Of
their employment to recover dam
ages when the injury was the result
Of negligence on a fellow emp'oye ~
the result of tho dangerous nature Of
the employment
The enactment Of the laws .u~
gested by the governor would abolish
the fellow servant and assumption Of
rislS lcfeascs in damage suits.
The message was accompanied By
q repart Of the employers liability
Commission, appointed by the govcr-
Eor Inst summer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
FOR SPRING PRACTICE
Navy Department Has Approved
Plans For Target WoT;, Of
United States War Ships.

WASHINGTON, Feb. t7.--Tnc navy sirt
partmeat today approyei piaas iai
the spring practice Of the ships II
the 'aciiic and the Atlantic. Inc
torpedo hoat Destroyer feet WITH con.
megce its work April /, either in san
r. Harbara channe OF Off san
Diego
TIE Atlantic fleet viii begin its
5aring practice April /, at tho south
qrn driIl grounds, off The Chesapeake
Cares,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
T r A MP
Ancered Whcn Refused Aims, Th7o&z
Brick Through Window Of clen
Gould's Residence.

New York Feb, 17-AHSored when
refused almost at the aoof, tramp
retired to the street ana huri,d y
brick throu.a oae of the library win
dcws a Miss Helen Gouids Fifth Ave
nue. residence tonight.
Miss Gogll wEs in an r5o.aing
rccn and was unhrvt aut Mrs. I'd
ward Shoals, gtatl.ng %ear the win
dow, was struck squareiy on the head
and escaped serious injury only D9-
cause CT an abundance or hair. hs
ii was she was kroeFei PROSTATE
and a large lump was .ai2cl on her
skull.
The bcggar had not been found lat,
tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS.
ADVANCE GUARD STRANDED

Ashland. Ore, Feb. 17.-When tn
advance guard of the Industrial
Workers Of the Word, numbering
170 men, en- route from Portland
Ore, and other northern cities, tc
Fresno, Cal, reached here today on a
Southern Pacific freight, of which
they had practically taken possession
the railroad officials, assisted, ~ the
local police, forced them all to leave
the train. More than l50 or the men
are now stranded in Ashland.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
VICE SYNDICATE PROBE
Started by Grand Jury tn ceaii:s
Wash.--Member Of Clique ca;d
to Have Confessed.

Seattle, Feb, 1.-THE inquiry into
the WORKINGS of tho so-callei vice
syDdic;'e which is alleged TO n.yc
governed Seattle for eleven months,
was begun BY a special grand jury to,
day.
? One member Of the syndicays ~
alleged to have made a fvl comics
sion and turned over his Doo:s,
showing payments of the rake Off I've
the police from gambling and White
slave business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
Greatest OF the Arts.

That music is. in many respects, the
greatest of the arts needs no detailed
proof. This is clear inference to be
drawn from the eulogistic remarks of
Shakespeare, Browning. Schopenhau.
er, Walter Pater and Walt whitman
all men who had thought deeply on
the subject and who had weighed
their words.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
900 K. or p. MEMBERS
ATTEND MASS MEETING

Cincinnati, Feb, 17--Fiye THOUSAND
Knights ut Pythias, from Ohio. In
diana and Kentucky, gathered hers
tonight at mass meeting In Music
Hall in celebration or the 47th anni
yersary of the organization of the or
der More than 100 meea took VA
rious degrees Ii was tae seeoad
largese meeting Of the orGer In poirt
Of numbers ever held the United
States.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
MAN KILLS HlMSELF;
FIANCE SUIClOED MONDAY

Udall, Kas., Feb 17--Wm. McQWt
~, % years OLD, Killed himself here
today following the suicide of his
fance, Katherine Ha,nes, IS years
old last Monday, She killed herself
Because her father, VINO died,
month ago, provide in his viii that
she would lose her share In his es
tate valued at $4,000 If she married
McQuitty before she was 25 years
old. Both died by shooting.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18

MoXicali, Mev., Feb. 1.-THE reason
for the sudden dispatching of Uaitel
States cavalry detachment today on
an inspection tour y niles cast Of
Calexica became APPARENT toniGAt
when the insrrrecto force sgEt ous
yesterday by General Berthold r.
MrGel tonight without tneir COM
n4ander.
Bcrthold is said to have crossed the
line and is now on lis way to Los
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
NEok,s FORCE pIe.-1asE;, ;.

5anpDiego. Cal, Fep. 17--As tho re
sur Of tho defeat at MeSieali the red-
eeal force which Governor Tegr
speht several weeks in orsanizing,
was hopeleE5ly dispersei Vega, des
perately and perhaps fatally wounG,
ell, has cached his oid camp at
l-aaiuHtas, with barely BODY ~'ard
ont of his former force, accoldinSto
advice reserved here tonight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
TO Be Read Twice.

Two friends, a weaver and a tailor.
became In time enemies, SO much SO
that the tailor spoke much evil of the
weaver behind his back, though the
weaver always spoke we'll of tho
tailor. Upon lady asking the weaver
why he always spoke SO well of the
tailor. who spoke so Ill of him, he re.
piled; Madame, we are both liars"
From the Spanish.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
OPPOSITION PRESS IN TtiE DO
MiNlON KEEPING THE IDEA
ALIVE.
LIBERALS BELIEVE TAFT
Official Says Canada is Determined
to Put Reciprocity Through
Statement by Laurler
Expected. IA

Ottawa, Canada, Feb 1.-THE CON
tinued taM Of annexation, Kept alive
BY tho opposition Journals today, is
causing fccentmeut in Canada, and,
according to sofo Of the leallng sup-
Dorters Of tAet government, may l9o-
palt!isc The reciprocity measlra low
before parliament,
Whiie he Liberals have accepted
the mecsago OF President Taft 10 Rep
rQsentaiive mccall as the true sa.lt.-
ment CT the Washington ad',a.sistf&-
ton, the wave OF feeling tAat mas
bocn aroused in tho Dominion can noS
be ignored, and it is sail taiat Sir
WilIred Laurie:, early next week Will
mako q etatoront which, II Is aasHrf-
ed, VIII set at rest forever the 'de1
that annexation OF Cancta ~ l;ic
United States IS possible.
In some quarters the dis7yogel Of
President Taft ard SccrataGy Lpor
do not carry convictica. and tac cppo-
sition press is carefully fostering Inc,
idea that their utt1rances are these
adroit and cleyer mof worN'ng VIA
the Interior 'aotive bf annexation.
whi,h Mesers Clark and Henaet,
waro Too frank 70 eoncea,.
The bulk Of Canadians "a not itno~
Mr.. CLARK and Mr.. Bennett or Nj
Knox, ana they ar uaa6le to form
independent Judgment rs to the value
Of taeir uttorlnces.
Sentiment Overs haccWi7G.
1t is recognized that the reciprocity.
agreement is rcanlart throughors C2r
ada ard will produce material rnT1,'ts,
But the sentimental feaiing oyers,la-
dows it and the suggestion from the
south that tho agreement is the first
step toward dephving Canada o. at
tonomy is resented.
Members Of the government, accorS
ing 10 we'll established policy, usually
refuse TO be quoted on the su3jecs,
but one of them said tonight:
"The government is determined TO
put taat agreement through speedily.
if it can be done, but Is we are going
to he bothered by talk or annexation
we will throw the whole proposal over
board, and so on with the independ.
cnt development under wnicl we have
been prospering for 20 years, ami
which has given Canada more reve-
nuenne and railroad mileage per
head, and more general prosperity,
tnan any other country in the world"
Banks Cut Credit,
The Manufacturers Association
one If the strongest organizations n
Canada, although net a1ected by the
terms CT the agreement, has taken
alarm from the idea that free trade
in agricultural products will lead &C
free trade in manufactured articles
and has organized movement
the measure. This, it is said, nas
been followed by a curtailment OF
credit by few Canadian banks, ap
prehenBlve of the results of Americas
competition.
Parliament does net resume con
sideration of the agreement until
next week, when, it IS expected, the
situation will be discussed with more
frankness than at present. 1t is said
that Clifford Sifton, Formerly minis
tn OF the interior under Laurler, and
chairman of the conservation commits
sion, will come ort in parliament
with denunciation of the agree
,ment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
Ct.AM3ERL AIMS BODY WAS
CREMhTED YESTERDAY

London, Feb. 1.-THE hody
Henry r Chamberlain, the Ameri.
can newspaper correspondent, wa
cremated at tho Golders Green ceme
terry here today. A large number ot
newspaper mon and american rest
dents weae present. Later The
American correspondents met an
adopted resolutions of regret and
coincidence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
ST. LoUIsAa DIES IN SEATTLE.

Seattle, Wash, Fea. t7.-2icha.d
c. Branch, head Of tho Branch Saw
Works, of ST. Louis, c:eG al nos
pital here today, aged 40 years. Is
was taken suddenly i'll lin Seattle
while making a tour CT tho Pacsfc
Northwest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
PAYMASTER'J CLERK or
ATLANTIC FLEET is MISSING

Havana, Feb. 17.-,Municipal az
thorities have receive; dispatch
from Rear Admiral Schroeder com
mander-in.chiei Of the Atlantic fee,
who Is now at Guantanamo, saying
paymaster's Clcrk EDWARD w. Lee
has disappeared. A description Of
Ice Is given by the admiral, who re-
quests that he be apprehended. Lee
was o member CT the crew Of the
hattlcship Georgia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
CANDY WAS POISONED
Son of SedaIia, Mo-, Man Ate Some
and Became Very lIl--Asks
Police Investigation. 81

Sedalia, Nc, Feb. 17.-ChaTles
Quinn, Of this city. applied to the
police today for an ,vesiigation of
what is believed to have been an at.
tempt to poison his family.
A box of chocolates was found on
table in Guinn's home yesterday
Guinn's son. Dewey, II years old, ate
of them, and soon after became very
ILL.,
A BIT Of the candy was given to
Guinn's dog and the animal died two
hours later.
Analysts showed that the candy
contained strychnine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
la'ssa aaa'ra1as<Tmsaa assszsn~us<xtshs
~ ~. y ~

Angeles. Recruits aso arriving noir-
ly but General Le5ya's aTncry is ey,
hausted.
Eerthoid, it is telicyed, has ooen
sent to Los Angeles to arrange for
the relief OF this need by smuggling
Of rifles and annunition over tic
border at a point near here
Members of the Industrial Workers
OF tle World are numerous in Der
, thoid's American lie ion with Ley
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-18
RocKEFELLER's COUSIN DIES.

South Bend. Ind. Feb. 17--Josepll
q. Rockefeller, cousin Oh John .,
Rockefeller, died at his home here
today at tho age oi 80 years. ME
Rockefeller was horn in Peunssi-
vania ana was one Of the pioneer
merchants of this city For many
years helipcd in Cleveland, O,