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The evening world., 1911-10-06

Kiiicrkin, in, 'Chariyari. IOi: Rock Caste. iUJ,
holly huffman, III In, Rarkley. ia
FOURTH RACE Haltiu ,rc Handicap; three
ycar-olds and upward one AMI Onr-.iytctnth mile.
Babbler, ~. Spcllh1wnd. 100 Lawton Wigsin,.
10Y; H,a-ior:s,, i21; i,smp.9,n 'Intt, ,los
son, lis; III ono. aN: Lahore, los uuy. Fisher,
10: Plate llass. III "''Edia. % ~'''-tar
80 Hildretl entry. 80. Be,erwyck entry, ''''
Schurr stable entry.
FIFTH RACE selling. thtce.lear.olds AMI nm,
ward; six furlongs. Smirk, NJ Eagle liiul. 100
Malitlnr, io2 king Ayondalr. iot Ella Rr.on.
los. LADY Irma. ITO: 'Ivahel. 9s. T. II, Snears
l,S;. 'M.st Point, ioS; sem, onaver, loi; bah,
Wolf, 100
SIXTH RACE Selling; thrco-yearnlds and un
ward; one and onc-eighth mill s,-'IieHap. i0l
'Secunke. iOi %Iireyitc, no Golden Castle. TO-
sGrania, 100 Dull Care, ll2.
Apnnntics allowance Of five pounds; clear
track East
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SCORE ny INNINGS.

Philadelphia 49,. o 2 o as
York ...... | q q o o o 3 6 10
Summaries: First Base on Balls-On
Ames. ,: OF Schultz. 4. First Base on
Errors-Philadelphia, /. Struck Out
BY Ames. 2. by Schultz. /. Two-base
Hits-knabe. ?. Stolen ases-Loher;
(2). Devore and Fletcher. wild Pitches
Schultz and Ames. hit by Pitcher
BY Ames. Doolan. by schultz. Devlih
m Herzog. Umpires-Messrs, Flnner-
non and Rigler.
The evening world., 1911-10-06

III TTTT
eighth inning.
summary:
First Base on Errors-Brooi;lyn, l..
Two-Base Hit, Kirke. Left on Bases
Boston. 4; Brooklyn, 5. Double Plays
Tooley. Hummel and Daubert: Tooley,
Hummel and Daubert: Donlin and Hou-
ser. Bases on Balls-Of Ragon. 3 don
lin. Bridwell, p: of w. Miller CR. Mil
lcr>. Struck Out-By Rason 3 lsweeney,
Donnelly, Houser); by w. Muller dom
linz; by Donnelly. 3 Dragon. Tooley,
C%oulson. Hit by Pitcher-By Donneliy
Daley. Wild Pitch-Donnelly. Thrown
out by Catchers-By Higgins. . Or. MIL
lef. -: by Rariden tNorthen). Hits-On
Iiagon. { in eight innings; of W. Mil
Ter. | in one inning. Umpires-Bush and
Brennan. Time Of Camel hour and 90
minutes.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
INSPECTORS RAID
z OPIUM PLANTS;
TAKE PRISONERS
Great Quantities of Drug
Found and Seized as Evil
dence.

Custom inspectors, in charge of Dep
uty Surveyor Norwood. this afternoon
made what they consider the most Inn
portan. raid 50 FAR in the crusade TO
prevent the Illegal sale Of opium In his
ctr.
Detachments Of inspectors made n al
m%ultaneous descent on the home OF
Isaac Marks. OF No. ll East one Hun
drOd and Thirteenth street. and on the
dsue store OF Quilts Meyers. No. 1S2
Lexington avenue. They seized n large
Quantity OF opium and materials used
d smoking II.
n inspectors have been working on
cnls case since July. when they learned
lfarAs was manufacturing opium in the
basement OF his home. and Meyers was
selling Il. The tip came at the time
they were working on the "Boston'
Charley case.
Inspectors Murphy. Lane, Tobin.
Hsckenson and Kyle surrounded
Marks's home. while Inspectors Harris,
Roberts, LAWS. Collins and Barrett
waited in front OF Mcyers's store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
MURDERER IS CAUGHT


ST. Louis, April 10,--Chief of Police
Young is In receipt of a telegram
from Dtrham, n Carolina, stating
Bessie William Francis a negro who
had been arres ed there and asking
if he is wanted on the charge of mur-
der. There is reward of $500 for
Francis arrest.
In 1901 a negro by that name was
accuscd OF the murder Of Miss Mary
Henderson at Columbus, Mo- The dy
ing woman accused Francis Of the
shooting. The murder which occurej
en- August 9th was one of the most
brutal in the history of the state
a posse of ever 200 sarted afeI
him with Blood hounds.
Francis was traced to Blackwatr
Ne, but got away through tn
swamps and rough timber land.
The Warrengburg authorities vii
probably take STEPS to have him re
, turned for trial.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
CHARLES ALE WlLLiAM6 SUI
cuMpED TO lNJuRlEs AT S..
ATTLE CONFEDERATION.
NE SAVED FORTY LIVES
While Williams Mas damaging al
tor Of, Minneapolis Tribune re
Msrshallcd Printers Down
Fire Escare,

Seattle, wash, April 1o--oharles
Ale Williams, aged 81, assistant man
aging elder OF the Seattle Times, tlsa
today as the result of injuries re-
ccivcd in he Minneapolis Tfiorne Ire
on March 80, 1909, whom eigat per
sors were Filled and the lives O.
forty more were saved by the herolsin
of Williams, the damaging editor q
the Tribune.
When fire bvolc out On the eiglIh
floor of the Tribune building pane
seized upon all these on the uppt
three foors and men began to iear
from windows and were killed on t@a
stone Below. Williams, by command
and by physical force got control oi
the struggling men and marshalled
thtm from lc're escape at whose
head he ami his brother stood. After
tie last printer had passed to safety
tic Williams brothers followed
Charles was burned on the head
and had hecn an invalid ever since
but retained his mental vigoE
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
| M00NSH|NER KILLED
Two others viii Prob1bIy Die Rs
Result Of Raid ny FedsraI
Pc-3e.

Sparta, Tenn, April 10.-~ln a fgnt
between moonshiners of Van Buren,
county and posse. Sne distiller was
kllel and two others badly hurt ac'
cording to information that reached
here today
Deputy Collector l1agier and the
posse went into the Van Buren coun.
ty moonshining district and came up
on an illicit distillery in full operation
As the posse was In the act OF con
fscating the apparatus five moonsnin'
ers appeared A fight followed and
three of the distillers fell and among
these was Henry Sullivan, who vas
instantly killed.
Several members of the posse sus
tanned slight injuries.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
BLACK HAND CONVICTIONS
Clerk Hogan Of U, S. Court corrects
Black Hand Story in Chicago
Papers of Yesterday.

The Chicago papers of yesterday
make the statement that the frs
conviction Of ''black hand" case n
u. S. courts was obtained in the dis
trict court there Saturday, Clerk
Daniel Hogan of the T. S. District
court now in session in the federal
building here, says that statement is
incorrect; that about a year ago the
court, while in session at Danville
convicted Romano Antonio, an tailor
from Johnson City, Williamson coun
ty, and he was sent to the u. S. peni
tentiary at Leavenworth. Antonio
had demanded by the usual "blacb
hand" method, $500 from anothe1
italian. The money or semblance oI
a ron of money, was placed at Z
designated spot and officers witt
rifles ationed in the vicinity. When
Antonio came and secured the roll
the officers put in their appearance,
the Italian ran. causing the officer.
70 sheet at hin one of The shots max
ing a Slight wound though not q
serious enc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
MURE0R At Mt. CARMEL
DR.. lnskepp Shoots Man in Home of
Young Lady and Then Sur
renders Self.

Mt. Carmel Ill, April 10.-Dr J. e
killed Asa Dunning when attacked by
the latter in the home of Miss, Ruth
Moore.
DR. Inskepp surrendered to the
sheriff and gave OFT a statement that
he had slain Dunning in self defense
after being attacked with a whiskey
bottle.
Both were residents here, DR.. In,
skeff, who is married, Having come
here from Fairfield, Ill.
The slayer is widely known In
Southern Illinois, being the owner OF
extensive oil interests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
MORE u. S. TROOPS WANTED.

El Paso. Tex, April 10.-Two inSur
rcctos, Chscoa Mendodea and lgna
clio Diaz who claim to have bnor
wounded in skirmish with federals
opposite Sierra Blanco Texas, ninety
miles east of El Paso Sunday. weRG
brought to the insdrrecto hospi.a
here today Insurrectos have alst
been reported at San Igpatious, for ,
miles east of Juarez at Columbus
New Mexico, Is miles west
Customs Collector Sharpe toda.
telegraphed the treasury department
asking for more troops to patrol th'
border west of Chihuahua.
l. Is rumorcd that four machln'
guns 500 Mausers and 100000 rounds
OF rifle ammunition have been SNUG
gled acrocs the border west of Colum
bus.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
FAD BEEN ILL SINCE MARCH 4
WITH SMALL CHANCE FOR
RE- cVEEt.
WAS FOUR TIMES MAYOR
Served TWO Terms in Congresa---Wsa
Advocate Of Single Tax Ideas
OF tenry George--Demo-
cratic Le7der.

Cleveland, Ohio, April 10.-ITom l.
johnson, twice congressman from the
twenty-frst OHIO district, four times
mayor OF Cleveland, champion of 3
cent street railway fare and leading
advocate CT the single tax theories
d. the late IIeary George. and leader
Tia Democratic politics, died here al
1915 O'Clock tonight after long i'll
ness. lie was 81 years Of age.
Mr.. Johnson had been Ill for more
than year hut his condition was
not thought serious until he suffered
a relapse on Wednesday, March l5.
Ue rad been gaining strength ever
since and came homc afjer spending
the Summer at NANTUCKET island.
On Saturday, March IL, he left MS
apartments and attended banquet
Of the l3isi Pri club, an organization
of Cleveland. He remained tAare un-
ill 2 a. m. Sunday and when he re.
turned to his hotel he complained OF
not feeling we'll.
The following day his condition
was such that he was obliged to so
10 bod. From that day to the time
Of his death Lis coalition was grave,
taoush several times he rallied. Des-
pite this fact he realized he did no,
have long 70 Awe. he was cheerful
and optimistic almost 10 tie last.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
MISSOURI SOCIETY MEETS
Ten creoidents of State Societies
Were Present at Banquet in
New York City.

New York, April 10.-Two hundred
members of the Missouri Society OF
New York had as guests Of their an
nral dinner tonight ten state presi-
dents and DR.. Neal McFater, of the
Canadian Club.
The presidents of the ten state so
cieties who were present ana ex-
changed complimentary speeches with
the Missourians were: II. Shifts, Ala
bama; F. Allan, Georgia: DR.. Gibney
Kentucky; f. S. Mendell, Louisiana;
c. f.. Littlefeld, Maine; A. B. Leach
Michigan; Er. w. b, Pritcnard, North
Carolina; Augusta Canwyck, South
Carolina; Walter r.. IMcVorokla OF
the Southern Society; w. d. Wash
ington, West Virginia.
r. r, Conklin was elected president
of the society.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
WORD RECEIVED or UPRISING or
NATIVES AGAINST GERMAN
GOVERNMENT.
OFFICIALS WERE KILLED
Governor Went to Natives Unarmed
to Settle Labor Dispute and
Had Hands CT OFF,
Overscers Killed.

Boston, Mass, April 10-Many de-
tails of a recent rebellion o. the na.
tivos of Ponape, one of the Caroline
islands in which four German officials
we're treacherously murdered were
received here today at the offices
OF the American board of commits
sioners for foreign missions from DR..
Rife.
The Caroline islands are Germaa
possessions. The rebellion in Ponape
began on October is last The Ger
man governor had set two tribes al
work building roads. The natives OBJ
iected TO the work and quarrelle3
with their overseers who took refuge
in Catholic church
Counting on the good will of the
natives the governor at once started
unarmed and unaccompanied by 9
guard OF soldiers for the scene.
The leader of the rebellion ap
preached the governor as friend and
then raising a gun shot the governo.'
twice in the abdomen. When the
vic i'm Of this treachery tried to lift
himself by the wall beth of his hands
were cut Off ana lie was cut Other
wise.
The governors secretary realized /
was useless for him to resist 800
men but fred fo@ shots from hi
pistol before running for his boat. AS
he turned he was shot in the back
and killed OF the five men who &C
companied the governor four were
killed and The other swan away. Tht
overseers We're also killed,
The rebels planned to capture the
steamer Germania which was due in
November The colonists learning oI
this plan got a message to the com
mander of the Germania and so frus
trated the plan The Germania al
once carried the tidings to New Guln
ca and four men of war were lis
patched to quell the rebellion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
EL PA3O POLICE TAKE lNSUR.
REcTo LEApER 70 JAIL FOR
WILD SPEECH.
1000 PEOPLE FOLLOWED
Rebels Reported t. Have Attacked
Paula on Mexicsn Railway
Earthquake Did Much
Damage.

IL Paso, Tex, April 10.--A tempts
by l.. Gutierrez Delara, a Socialist
leader from Los Angeles and cap
tain in Madero's army, and other in
surrecto sympathizers, to hold pa
rade without permit tonight as a
demonstration In pavor OF Mexican
insurrectos was prevented by the pr
|lice. A mass meeting was held how
ever. Delara was s opped by the 20
lice when be began denunciation o
Diaz
After the meeting Delara said b
would speak in another part of towI
and was arrested with Santiago Casa
tres and Antonio Santez, two of hi
followers Two thousand people fol
lowed the prisoners to Jail,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
HONEYWELL GOES
ON BALLOON TRIP
IN COMPANY WITH j,H,t. TO LLANo
STARTS FROM SIN ANTONIO
AND HOPES TO WIN LAIN
CUP.

San Antonio, Tex, Aril 1o.--H. e.
lIoneywell and J, w. Tolland of st
Louis, No, started at G:35 o'clo.s
tonight in Honeywell's balloon in an
effort to win the Lahm cup for long
distance fight. The start was sue
cessful, The balloon rose gracefully
and floa ed off TO the west disappear.
ing in fog within two minutes.
The aeronauts expected to soon &C
strike a northeasterly air current
Lieut. Honeywell hopes to land some
where in Canada,
He thinks the trip will be made in
IS hours.
Lieut.. Honeywell is an officer ir
the signal corps of the Missouri Ma
tional Guard and is a balloonst Of
long experience.
Honeywells attempt at the worlG S
record is the third within two months
which had its start in San Antonio
Clifford Harmon arted from here In
the spring of 1910. He landed in Ar
kansas in a strong wind. Williar
Assman of ct. Louis started from
here last February in the balloon Mas
sic and landed in Missouri.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
DRINK cRAztD NEGRO
Fired Several Shots When State ST.,
Chicago, Was Filled With
Shoppers.

Chicago, April l0--A drink crazed
negro drew a magazine pistol from his
pocket today just as the shoppers OF
the early part of tne day had begun
TO fll State street and began firing
wildly OF the six shots, only one
bullet found human mark. a de-
aectcd bullet struck Edward Kay In
the foot.
Every other bullet went astray and
several plate glass windows We're
broken. A crossing policeman felled
tho negro and disarmed him. He gave
his name as Thomas Craig.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
STILL No DECISIONS
Outcome Standard Gil and Tobacco
Trust CfsscIution Suits viii Nc.
Be Known For Wces.

Washington, April l9.--Iy reason
of the failure Of the supreme court
to announce today its decision III
either the Standard Oil or the tobacco
dissolution suit another week a least
must pass before the outcome OF
these cases will be known.
Among other business transacted
by the court was the restoration of
the Missouri 2 cent fare cases to be
docketed for a second argument and
Tie assignment Of the West Virginia
Q cent case for argument on October
10 or as soon thereafter as possible.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
SAID fiE FAD EEEN DOGGED BY
NEWSPAPERS UNTIL EPIDER-
MIS- BECAME RAW.
HIS RESOLUTION PASSED
Calling on Fost Office Department
Fer Reasons Why St. Louis
Journals Were Barred
From Malls.

Washington, April 10.-Tne senate
spent mere than an hour today dis
succing a resolution by Senator jeff
Davis requesting the postofiSce depart
ment to furnish its reasons for re1uS'
ing to accept as second class niaii
copies Of weekly newspapers publish
cd in st. Louis and Denver which
have been paid for by others than
the subscriber.
Explaining his agency Mr. Davis
said he did not appear as a champion
of the newspapers and added:
q have been hcunded and dogged
by he papers until the epidermis aaa
become little bit raw"
In his discussion there was nsch
consideration Of tie right oT the
postofflce department 10 discriminate
against duties paid for by others
than those to whom tney may be
sent.
Senator Bankhead thought the rul-
ing would interfere with the club sub
scriptions. The Alabama senator
) also suggested tnat the postofflce com
mittee would enter upon thorough
investigation.
Ultimately the resolution was aaop
ted with the understandings that wnen
the reply Of the department is re-
ceived. the whole subject sha. b. rs
ferred to the postofiieo committee for
inquiry
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
81 BODIES BROUGHT UP
IRumors That Ten or Fifteen More
viii Be Found to Have
TcriGlsd.

Earner, Ala, Arril lo.-Ouly 81
tolics Of the l2S victims known t.
have peishcd in the Pratt City Con
5 'idaled Coal Co, had been brought
UP tonight.
OF ths&e six were white. Slxtea n
other bodies are ct the bottom of tie
rit and may he brought up tonight.
Nine bodies brought from the left
entry to. Z we're horribly mutilated.
Mine officials still maintain that ther1
were rs men in the mine, although
there were rumors today that 10 or
Is in addition to thP nr@5or might
lie found.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
FORMER ILLINOIS LEGISLATOR
STRICKEN WITH APoPLExr
IN BATH TUB.
MEMBER BROWNE GANG
Said He Was Suffering From Heart
Trouhie--H-d Made All Rr-
rangemcnts For SnddeH
Death--Nct Suicidl

st. Louns. April 10 Michael S.
Link, former member Of the Illinois
state legislature, who was Indicted
by Chicago grand jury for perjury
and turned states evidence In the in
vestigation Of tho election Of United
States Senator Lorimer, vas iC..id
! dead in a bath tub at hts home In
mitchell, III.
Death according to the family ply
sic.an, was caused by apoplexy. He
said a blood vessel burst In the
brain.
| A week ago Link celebrated the
twelfth anniversary OF his weidiea.
| He told his guests he was subject to
/ heart trouble and knew he was going
to die suddenly. He said he had
made all arrangements for his estate
I ii he should die.
!-lak was manager Of the 5000 acre
| farm Of John J. Mitchell, OF Chicago.
The farm is / miles from here In
Madison county.
In the grand jury investigation In
Chicago Link testified he knew moth
ling of bribery in the Illinois state
legislature. After a confession made
Iby another member of the Legislature
admitted be hal received $i,aao
aud was indicted on charge OF per-
iury In obtained Immunity BY ~
soaring for the state.
4 After the perjury indictment W.
lwitAarawn hc-issued a statement fAat
| he had never accepted a bribe brt
that the $1,000 was gift and tha' u
had. no hearing on the Lorimer.E y
klns contest.
4 Links death occurred on the eva
Of the Helm committee investigr -
Of the Lorimer election by the Ill
1 nois legislature which Is said 70 0ilei
Thursday. The statement was glFeh
out Sunday that every member WOO
voted for Lorimer would be D
lpoenaed.
/, Link frequently had sa;c 10 frie1e5
: that he had tod all he knew and did
Y not want to be questioned again.
!, His wife and two daughters sur
/ vive him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
WEALTHY BANKER KILLED
Fisd Attempted to Kill Planter and
the Latter Returned
the Fire.

Sylvania, Ga, April 10.--Escapins
unframed though three loads from
repeating shot gun had been sent
at him, p. e. Lee, planter of this
county this afternoon sent three pis
tol bullets into the breast Of L. 7
Hilton a councilman, banker ant
wealthy man. Hilton was dead II
five minutes,
Hilton fred on Lee in the street
Friends disarmed and held him after
he fred three times and then Lee
sent three bullets into his foe. Lee
escaped but tolepho1ed the sheriff ht
was ready to surrender.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
JOURNALIST IS DEAD
Cornelius McAuiiff Formerly Mara1
ing Editor Of the Rscord-Herald
Died in Chicago.

Chicago, April t0.-Cornelius McAu
lift until recently managing editor Of
the Chicago Record-lerald died here
early today Of diahetis. He had bean
in charge Of the editorial department.
OF the Rccord-H Herald since the cor
solidaticn Of The Times-Herald and
the Record He returned only recent
iy from California where he had sone
in quest Of health
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
ENGAGEMENT IS BROKEN
Marriage Of Miss Cecilia May, Wash
ton BelIc, To Robert l.. Bacon
Called off.

Washington, April 10.--Official so
ciety here was surprised today tc
learn that engagement of Mrs. Cece
liza May younger daughter OF Col. and
Mrs. Henry May of this city, to Rob.
ert H. Bacon, Jr., son of the United
States Ambassador to France had
been broken off.
Although formal announcement il
made to this effect by Col. and Mrs
May no reason iS assigned.
Miss May is one Of the bellies ol
Washington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
HOME TOWN LOYAL.

The frneral of Michael 5. LINK VIII
be held "Wednesday afternoon Inc
loyalty OF his home town, Mitchell,
Illinois, has never swerved and When
he was found dead the whole town
prepared to honor him. Even me
schools have been ordered closed and
the school teachers and pupils Will
march IN the procession.
Mitchell at least is loyal. LINKS
funeral will be held Wednesday after
noon at / o'clock at his home. Rev..
Classmen will conduct the services
ana burial win b. in st. Johns Evan
gel!cal cemetery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
CARRIE NATION BETTER
kansas Saloon Smasher Still in Sani
tarium But Health Is
improving.

Leayenworth. Kas., April lore
norts circulated in the east late today
that Mrs. Carrie Nation, the Kansas
saloon smasher, was dead, are ground
less.
Doctors at the local sanitarium al
which Mrs. Nation is a patient sad
her health is much improved. Hell
health is improving daily and physi
clans say she probably win be com
pletely cured before summer
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
BOY KILLS HIS MOTHER
Missouri Woman Had Just Presented
Her Son With a Rifle With
Which He Shot Her.

Macon Mo, April 10.--With a tar
get rife she presented to him Satur
day Roger Walker, IL years old, acci
dentally shot and killed his mother
Mrs. Chas. Walker on their farm eas'
of Macon this morning,
Mrs Walker was out in the var,
picking up chips when her son bega'
shooting at a target Mrs. Walke
suddenly raised just as the rifle Wen
off. The ball struck her in the TEN
pie killing her instantly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
MEXICAN EARTHQUAKE.

Tucson, Ariz., April 10--AccordsrG
% passengers arriving by train from
the west coast Of Mexico announcol
the earthquake shock which occurred
in the state OF Senelao last Friday did
considerable damage and injured q
numhorsof persons. Several of the
town neorle are still sleeping in tn!
Haas. The shock lasted only "a
seconds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR
DROWNED IN POTOMAC.

Washington, April TO- Francis
CohIstaat. professor in Latin. Greek
and English at Georgetown Univer-
sity, was drowned mere today while
canoeing with two students. The stu
dents were rescued by negro VINO
was unable to get to Cohlsaat before
no sank
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
rIzstEs ATTAckEp .PAlAu.

Eagle Pass, Tex, April 10.--Rebels
under Ernesto Guajoardo attacked
Palau on the Musquiz branch Of the
Mexican ,ernatianal railway TO-DAY
according to a report received in Gu
dad Prodr.o DlaS across the rl:ci
from here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
TWO WHITE SLAVERS
ARE TO BE DEPORTED

Leavenworth, Kas., April 1o.-Upon
tie expiration of their terms in the
fe Ieral prison here today, Pnilo Phile
Pare and August Cornette, French
men, were arrested by agents OF the
immigration service and are to be de-
ported to France. Both men were
sent to tie federal prison from Mon
tana undcr is months sentence, each
for importing women for Immoral
purposes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
LET HIS MONEY TALK
Candidate For Mayor Of Alton Depos-
its Money That he VIII Close
Saloons on Sundays.

Alton, H.. April io,steven Craw-
lord. candidate for mayor OF Alton.
today deposited $1,000 in an Alton
bank as pledge Of good faith In
case of election to be forfeited Of ne
fails to close saloons on sundays as
he declares In his platform he will do.
When he announced his platform
there was some skepticism about his
doing all he said he would do and
he decided to let his money talk,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-11
TWENTY LIVES LOST
Steamer lro1reis Fcundered Of OF
British Co'umhi7--Eleven We're
Saved.

vicoria p G.. April TO-. Twenty
lives were lcet whea the steamer lro
quois forn cred of Coal Island early
today. Five bodies nave been recov
cred inclcding those Of Olsen, fireman
Hart@ell steward. a Chinese cook and
tW, passengers, unidentified.
Out Of the ships company four pas
sengers and seven Of the crew were
saved,