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The Washington herald., 1911-03-30

JJSTIC l. GOULD
No. mn. I.,Cn ~ I.,nu. nile rrturnabC Aprll :.
AuornCl. T. t. Mlitmg,.
|, No. 1855. Lehman Lehman: same. Attorneys,
". T.. AmbrrsC G.. +. Hoover.
No. 23lSi Bentley. trustee. It al. v. tiuin al
auditor. report ratified. Attorneys X. A Ford
K. Il. lcTry son.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Saes-Regular call, IL O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction IS. 500 at III
Potomac COTS. IS 81 900 at 100
Che1peake & Potomac Telephone Is, 81 900 at loi
Capital Traction l at l6.
Washington Railway Electric pfd. 10 at s9a
Washington Gas. % at 7g5, 30 at 79si, 9 at 7gs
McrgCnthalcr. l at III.
Washington-Nirgnia Railway CON-, s at 3, . at
81.
District National Bank ) at l3I, at 49,
National Bank of Washington. 10 at IL 10 at
gOA
American Security & TrJst at 25.
After call:
Washington Railway e. Electric CON-, 5 at 81. % at
Is.
McrSenthlIer. 10 at 217. 5 at III.
Union Trust. | at lAiG.
Washington Railway & EIertric e. 81 90 at So.
Washington Railway a Electric pfd.. at e.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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Argentine Minister Arrives.

Romulo S. NaOn. recently appointed
Minister to the United States by the
Argentine government, arrived in
Washington last night, accompanied
by his son and a cousin. The party Is
stopping at the willard.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
INVENTOR is KILLED.
Emanuel kaufman Run Over by
Team in New jersey.

Team in New jersey.
New Brunswick. y. J., March -.
F;ma nucI Kaufman. who. from papers
in his pockets. was evidently an in
ventOr. and who had been in Washing
ton. d. C,-to tax" out Il patent. was
struck and instantly killed on the
Pennsylvania Railroad tracks at
o'clock this afternoon. His home was
at Ill West Ii2rd street. New York,
and his mothers nam" is Mrs. VI. kauf-
man. II" was evidently on his way
home on foot.
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New York. March g.-WHEAT-W Weaker: trade Is
quiet. No. l Northern spring to arrive f. O. b.
1885,: No. red. {. b., % No. > hard (. o. b..
97lg: No. Hacarou (. 0. b.. 81. No. | Manitoba
T. o. b.. L0oi4. Exporters took two loads
CORN-Dull and unsettled: fair trade. Steamer
5lI4 export basis; uea No. = t. O. b. 50; new No
elevator domestic dI. Exporters took three
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
Call money: Open IN high. ~; low, 2. close, y.
SALE OF SHA Res BY HOURS.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
arc

Estate Of May T. Russell: order for sale Of
personally.
Estate Of Susan higgins; order for sale Of real
estate. Attorneys Bakcr. Shechy & Hogan.
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The deficit TO date this fiscal wear is 81 Ce "a x
a. against SASS ~. 80 IT this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
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M. isfG. John = Larcomhr. u. Us Ca7rn
ter Automobile Company: c,rtIorsl Iefrndant. At
tOrICIs. Dar PcvsCr & Tav0r.
No. 5JiJ q. r. Ritcr ". Same. same, de-
PENDANT. Att"rn'~s same.
NJ. As. The DiFcnhaurh Con4 rrictinn Com
pany ". John ". Henley John II. Miller and
Fr'd ". Miller; samc defendant Attnrn"y. W
J. I4mh.r-.
No. ElE6 J. u. ThnJnrron & %" a-iEncr y,
Benjamin F. Rest debt SIS 81. Attnrncys. 3. s
Minor and Scm4n LCrrh
No. It55. C"Irtland r. Clement -. hdaIr Wi
son and Margaret L. VII on, account go. Attor
ney, g.. H. Lamar.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

At the beginning Of business yesterday the cond,
ton Of the United States Treasury, ~as.
Marking balance Trnast,rr ..air-s a.. ~. =.
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VI" S2ls Bro'nrr 4 Sloan vs. DanrI Drn1y 2
a.; lot, Ia and 10. equity 5I7. S,7T. Attorney
IT, l. Quinn.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished tr W r. Hihhs & Co. msnl-
bers Of the New York Stock ENchangc. Hibhs Build
Bid. Asked.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFOkD.
No., 81 In rr Fr,d NIX {. Stelzer; dIScharse
ordcrrd
No. 30. In r. Saks Optical COMPANY; referred TO
referee to report composition.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. b. Hibhs & Co. !
ncmbcrs Of the New York Stock Exchang" Hlbbs
Building Bid. Asked. 1
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Admiralty Petition,
Mocha mics I.icr

No. az. I'cic- Moon v. ~t.aInCr Jane Nosley
linCl. SIS6. AttnDCvs Downing BCr'.
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Equity suit.


No ;nif. Lawrence J. CaVSuauSh. &c. vs. ion
German
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District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLSBAUGH.
No. I'll. I'E'ted States VI Sixty Cases Of Tomato
Pulp; decree Of condemnation
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
MEMbEROF STAFF
Of CHEMIST FIRED
FLOYD w. ROBINSON, AID or DR..
WILEY, WAS CHARGED WITH
INSTRUMENTATION.
S|NNED AGAINST THREE
Said to Have Disregarded Orders Of
Cabinet Melnbers--Dr. Wiley
Not Informed of Robinson
Dismissal.

Washington, July Floyd w.
Robbison, an important member Of
the staff of Dr. Harvey w. Wiley,
chief of the bureau of chemistry OF
the department Of agriculture, ii de-
veloped today was dismissed from
the service on June so on charges of
insubordination
Although his position was import
ant II was not considered officially
noteworthy to bring to the atten-
ton Of DR.. Wiley.
Dr. Wiley said today that Robi-
son had been dismissed, but he did
not know officially why or when he
had been discharged Dr. Dunlap,
assistant chemist, declined 10 dis
cuss the matter.
Secretary Wilson said Robson
had been relieved of service because
Of INSTRUMENTATION which in effect
;as the refusal to carry into effect
an order of the secretary of the de-
parts Of agriculture, treasury and
commerce and labor to prohibit the
use Of bendoin of soda mixed with
food.
The dismissal OF Robson, tho
secretary said, had nothing to do
with the recommendation for the
dismissal OF Wiley by the depart
mental board
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
OBEY|NG THE NEW LAW
Brakeman Refused to Permit Drunk
Ell Negro to Board His Train
Is Arrested.

A negro named Alonzo Scott at
tempted while drunk to board the
Iron Mountain train (Cairo G. The
bes division) Saturday and the brake
man refused to let him do so, where
upon the negra made pass at the
brakeman who in turn handed the
drunken negro fright handler"
knocking him down.
Scott, securing the service of a
county constable, had the brakeman
arrested and he was taken before
Justice Harman yesterday for trial.
The brakeman took change Of yen-
ne to the city court The case will
he heard later.
The brakeman in refusing the
drunken negro the jriyalege og
boarding his train claimed he was
oheying the law recently passed by
the legislature of the state.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
HINES SECATARY
WASCONTR|bUTOR
WITNESS TELLS LORIMER COM.
MITTEE C. +. FINE GAVE
$4,000 TO SLUSH FUED.
HINES BOOST REPEATED
President Of Heller Lumber Co. De-
clares Hines Claimed to Have
Elected Lorimer at
Springfield.

Washington, July 17.-The part
that The officials Of the Edward
Hines Lumber Co., took in the cleo
ton of Senator Lorimer claimed at
tention today at the investigation
William Burgess, OF Duluth, Mimi,
testified that G. r. Fine, secretary
Of the Hines Company, related to
him last March that he had sub
scribed $4,000 to a jack pot to
elect Lorimer. Herman II. Heller,
president of the Heller Lumber Co,
OF Chicago, a rival TO the Hines
Company, testified that on the day
Of the election Hines said he had
personally elected I,ormer,
On the other hand. Harry Turrieh
Of Dulnth failed to bear out to the
testimony OF Writ II. Cook, d busi-
ness associate, to the effect that
,Hines said to them about the time
of Lorimers election that "Old
Stephenson, meaning Senator Stenh-
onson Of Wisconsin, Cook believed
aftsr-l elected him was working for
free lumber" and that southern
Democrats fluctuated in their atti !.
tude,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
SIZES FOR 142. 0|||)
WIDOW OF H. B. ARMOUR SEEKS
TO RECOVER FROM HER
COMPANION.
latter Fails to Account for Sdd 90
Bonds Taker bv Her for Specu-
lation-Brother Will
Not Pay.

Kansas City, Mo, July lit +
"ohable that Mrs. Mary r. Armour
dow of II. r. Armnnr. the pacto"
ill never recover the full amount
'f bonds taken from her by Mis-
'Tarriet Pyinoton. her companion
This was the statement made to-
ioht bv Miss Ryin eton's attorne"
when asked if the speculation of th'
companion would be repaid by ho-
relatives. When it was first dis
nvered that bonds from Mrs Ar
mour's safety deposit box were miss.
no it was announced that Miss BY.
'ngtons brother was a millionaire
I'd would repay Mrs. Armour TO.
the bonds.
In all about $4,000 worth OF
bonds are unaccounted = for, 1t +
said.
Mrs, Armour, on Saturday, file'
suit against her former companio
reeking to recover $t42 600, tn
total amount of bonds taken.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
LAWN FETE TODAY FORGERY CHARGED
FOREMAN OF IRON MOUNTAIN
ROUND HOUSE ARRESTED
FOR ALLEGED OFFENSE.
Warrant Sworn Out by Manager
Smith Bros, Passed Spur
ious Check for $o5---0ut
on Bond.

Sheriff Fraser arrested Arthur
N. Anderson yesterday charged
with forgery He was placed in the
county Jail and later vas taken be-
fore Acting Police Magistrate Col
Inns for a hearing He waived OK.
animation and was held i'll tho sum
OF $500 TO the next term Of the cir
cuis court.
The warrant for Anderson's ar
|rest was sworn out by J. NJ. Quion
manager of Smith Bros. grocery
store.
Anderson is foreman Of the Iron
Mountain (Cairo e Thebes divis-
ion) railroad round house. Fte i:
accused OF passing 4 forged check
at Smith Hros grocery store nj
1909 Washington avenue for $S5.2J.
The check was made TO A. n, Kalip,
who IS also an employe Of tie Iron
Mountain railroad Kalip's name
was endorsed on the check, and pro
sented by Anderson in paymrnt for
a purchase at the store. How An
leraon secured the check ii NOT
known, only to himself
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
BOLEY ALLOWED
But TWO HITS
CAIRO PITCHER HAD TWENTY.
NINE MEN FACING HIM.
MAKING RECORD.
ALL HIS WORK HEAD|
Last Game of Present Series and
Last Game First Season Will
Be Played This
Afternoon, Aa
All hats off to Boley.

Pitcher Boley who was Cairos
twirler yesterday afternon in the
second game of the Paducah series
derserves an abundance of credit for
his heady work in shutting out the
Pole Cats yesterday afternoon, score
to o. allowing but two hits, one
Of which was scratch,
Boley never weakened throughout
the game, did not give Singlebase
on balls or hit batter With a pitch
ed ball had splendid support always
and made what is believed q worlds
record, at least a record for this lea
que, in that during the whole game
he only had twenty-nine men facing
him, an average OF less than three
and a third an inning
Pitcher had thirty-four faein'
One man got on on an error anoth
er by a scratch hit but he later was
put out in double play by Flood
and Hughes.
Boley's curves and puzzling balls
had the Pole Cats fooled entirely and
although Grain Of the visitors pitch
ed a good game, ruined somewhat by
the constant beefing of Catcher
Rosebud, he never showed the form
LOS expert.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
AUTOS WILL LEAVE WASHING.
TON PARK FOR ST. MARY'S
INFIRMARY AT SHORT
INTERVALS.
Long Ride Over Smith Drive Way
Deals Band and Mayor Parsons
Chorus Will Provide Music
at Grounds.

The automobiles engaged to carry
passengers to and from the lawn
fete this afternoon and evening a.
st. Mary's Infirmary will leave
from the downtown station Wash
ington Park Washington avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets,
The fare for the trip each way will
be sc. The autos viii be driven up
Washington avenue to Twenty
eight street, then over to Walnut
and down that street to the Infirm-
ary grounds, This ride viii be
short but very enjoyable
Another route will be taken to
the Inhrmary several miles in
length-the Smiths Drive route.
Autos will leave Washington Park,
proceed down Washington avenue
thence over Smiths Drive, along the
shore Of the Mississippi river and
back to the city via Twenty-first
street The price for this service
will be 10c.
The ladies of the committees wiz
be very thankful to all auto owners
who will assist them in making this
service a success.
A large crowd of people will,
doubtless, avail themselves of an
opportunity to enjoy pleasant
evening at the grounds. Many
kinds Of amusemonts will be pro
yided and excellent refreshments.
win be served.
During the evening musical
program will be given in which
Deals band and Mayor Parsons
union choir of fifty singers will play
and sing. There Will be plenty OF
seats provided
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
CAMP PA|GN BILL
PASSED SENATE
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICITY MEAS
URE GOES THROUGH
AMENDMENTS.
EXPENSES ARE LIMITED
snators Cannot Spend but $4,000
and Conqressmen $4,000 to
Secure Elections--Rill Now
Goes to Conference.

Washington, July 17.--The mos
lrastic campaign publicity legisla
ion ever passed in either branch o.
oreress was adopted today by thu
senate practically without dis
anting vote. Using the free cleo.
ION publicity bill passed by the
house OF representatives as y basis
he senate constructed a proposed
aw with the following important
a eaturcs:
No candidate for the senate ol
ouse shall spend in the election
Gre than a SUM equal to 10 cents
Or each voter in his district CT The
tate
No senatorial candidate shal5
send a total Of more than $1,000
the primary and general election
ID no candidate for the house shall
1end more than $1,000
Publicity must lie given to pri-
qry campaign contributions and
expenditures,
An oo,oo,1 oloct,o, ovno,eos
uat be made public before the cleo
on beginning fifteen days before
,oction ara mal,ino nnh,icatior
acb civ dave before oIaction
An nromisea or nolitiool iobe
,pst no made nublic al
The hin further makes If nleoa,
, nro,niao nolitieaI nlaooa IN orda,
eao,,t., oloo+;ar e,,,,,o,.t
Tho hi,l will bn ma s,biact !,
~olonrod r-nfasances between tn
vo hone r1o 42onub,fo,re oe n, =
opeo ,reure,s. epliv attemnted r
ytond rho Mn T., cover ordiror-
,ectinn evna,dif.r-e
IN tl,o e.,ot, fao ..ni,,,,r,, olactio.
ocndmont foI,,1ea v.ifb mora rodi
al amendment r.oro odontad with
~tt1a onnoeittor
some cbiection was made IN ~
.orrd that urinary o1octors wo-
within tho control of con- roraso
,ie amendn,o,t was finally odonto5
y voto of "a to
Tho r,ost rigid nor+io, of tho hi1,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
WOULD RUIN INDUSTRY
Producers Of Sugar Cane in Louisi-
ana Protest Against Tariff
Reduction-W Would Hurt
Them.

Washington, July Louisiana
'lanters and producers Of sugar made
determined stand ON the tariff
afore tho house sugar trust COM
tee today declaring that the re-
ction Of sugar duties would ruin
domestic production OF sugar
ne and that free sugar would an
ihilate both the cane and beet sugar
drstries, Chairman Hardwiek dis
reed with the tariff ideas =
j. e. Curguieres president Of the
louisiana Planters Association said
4 cut in the tariff would kill the
, gar industry upon which 1000, 900
lmerican citizens depended for a
livelihood.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
MOVED WESTWARD
9PULATI0N'S CENTER OF U. S.
MOVED 81 MILES DURING
LAST DECADE.
Also Goes Fracvtion of Mile toNort--
Point Still in Indiana-550
Miles East of Geographical
Center.

Washington, July 1.-THE cen
or Of population of the United Sta
les is u miles south of Unionville,
Monroe county. Indiana according
to n census bureau announcement
today, Since 1909 when it was fixed
4 mile south of Columbus, Ind, it
has moved 81 miles westward and
I-10 of a mile nortward.
The westward movement was
more than twice that of the 1890 to
500 decade.
This acceiaration of the westward
movement Is attributed by census
officials principally to the growth
Vt the Pacific and southwestern
states. The geographical center of
the United states is in northern
Kansas SO that the center of popu-
alton therefore is about 500 miles
ost Of the geographical center.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
RACES BY CANOE CLUBS
'ontests at Peoria Promise to B
Best Ever Made--Records
May Be Broken.

Peoria, H., July 1.-THE races
lnder the auspices of the Peoria
Canoe Club promises to be the bes'
over taken place in this part, Visit
rg boatmen declare that the con
aitions are most favorable and many
records will be broken.
Boatmen are present from Crane
Rapids, Detroit, ottawa, Chicago
Quincy, st. Louis and Ottumwa.
The first event this afternoon wa
the quarter mile dash for singh
skulls, with entries from St. Louis
md Grand Rapids.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
CHARGED WITH SED|TION
Tor1er Police Chief and Editor I'm.
der Arrest at San Luis Potosi,
Mexico.

San Luis Potos, Mexico, July 15---
ormer Chief Of Police Macias and
lof. Y Giargoola, until recently in
snGtror of schools and editor Of an
Afternoon newspaper at Manuel.
Jese Politico are under arrest here
iced with sedition. In connee-
tion with their arrest about one hun
dred poems were taken from north
NoVnd train recently and placed in
the peuitentiary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
BROKE DISTANCE RECORD
7elpiam Aviator 0lcers Up In Air
1888 Miles, Longer Than
Any Other.

Brussels. Belgian, July 17--Bel~
iPm Aviator Olcers in monoplane
day made fight of 626 kilometers
9 miles to tho aarodn~e ---itl, -
T stop. This beats the worlds record
for distance in a uninterrupted flight
held by Pavatpau, 5S4 kilometers
(362 miles).
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
Will FAST SEVEN ORYS
New York Suffragettes Will Dc
Penance in Hope of Aiding Cali
fornia Sisters in Fight.

Washington, July 17.-To aid
the women of California who hop
to win when the issue of suffrage for
omen Is presented to the voters
there on Oct. 10, II has been decided
the New York women suffragettee
viii observe weeks fastnext
month.
For the seven days beginning Au-
gust Is the women are expecting to
nut aside many pleasures including
ice cream sodas, cooling drinks
roof garden. parties and weekend
visits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
NEW YORK ICE PRICES
Police Commissioner Waldo Finds
They Are Caused by Greed Of
Big Gotham Companies.

New York, July 17,--From the
'qcts as they are alleged to have
been found in an Investigation By
Police Commissioner Waldo 'i'
would appear that the present high
rrice Of ice is largely due to the
reed of the ice company in taking
unnecessary measures to supply the
city's wants.
Advance was made, the commits.
sioner finds, in the face of plenti-
ful supply in storage along the up
per Hudson and over 100000 tons
on barges In the river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
BUILD CONCRETE PIERS
Hundred Men at Work on Sears.
Roebuck Plant in the Drain
age District.

The site of the Sears Roebucl;
plant in the drainage district pre-
sents a business like appearance
About one hundred workmen arc
engaged in putting in the $500
concrete piers and preparing the
lumber for the great storage sheds
that are to be built.
Nearly 40 carpenters are at
work AS soon as a sufficient num-
ber of piers are completed the car
penters will begin the construction
of the sheds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18

Eek Taylor caught good game
yesterday as he always does and
whenever he came up to bat the Pole
Cats in the field moved back several
yards. Big Liz was as nifty with
the willow as ever and was made
present Of first base once during the
afternoon on an error of q Pole Cat
Other times Eek got on by his hare
whacks.
Dummy Hughes played stellar
game at first base and as usuai
was the chief comedian. He prov
ed himself to be the best coacher
Cairo has and kept the grand stand
in an uproar while he was coaching
Big Liz on first. Dummy and Big
Liz made good pair
Manager Flood on second was
in for good game and kept his team
in ginger and vim throughout the
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
NET TERRIBLE DEATH
foreman Of st. Paul Boiler Company
Whirled Around BY Large
Wheel

st. Pauls Mimi, July 17--Martin
7asperson, foreman in the st. Paul
Boiler and Manufacturing Co., met
terrible death late this evening.
He stepped too close to rapidly re-
colving steel drill, his suspender
catching iii the spinning shaft
In a second he was being carried
around and around as in, a wind
mill, his head striking projecting
beam with every revolution When
the machinery was stopped his clo-
thes had been torn off and his head
beaten to pulp.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
PROCEEDINGS TODAY
Judge Bordwell POSTPONED Contempt
Charges Against Wife of Con-
fessed Dynamiter.

Los Angeles, Calf, July 1T
Judge Bordwell today postponed the
hearing In contempt proceedings
against Ortie McManigal until
tomorrow. The Woman's attorneys
argued that the state had no right
to summon Mrs. McManigal before
the grand jury because her husband
and The McNamaras already had
been indicted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
KANSAS COVERED BY RAIN
Fall Yesterday and Night Before Il
Aid to Crops in State--Rain
in Oklahoma Also.

Kansas City, July 17.--Practical
y the entire state of Kansas was
covered by rain which fell there
last night and today The amount
Of precipitation from one-tenth OF
IN inch in the northern part to
three and one-half inches at Dodge
City.
Oklahoma City, July 17.-Rain
fell in Oklahoma this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
QUITS AS JUAREz MAYO
8rigadier General Blanco Will Give
Entire Attention to His Mill
tary Duties.

Juarez, Mexico, July 17.--Briga-
dier General Blanco today rendered
his resignation as mayor of Juarez
in order to give his attention tc
military and police matters He viii
remain military director Of the rural
police in southern Chihuahua.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18

game which helped SO much to make
the Cairo team victorious, When
the players word with some animatio
and enthusiasm like sober set of
ball players should the game is half
won by the spirit in which they enter
into the game.
Lewis ON short was fast on his
feet and picked up some hot ones. lie
saved himself from an error by fast
fielding Of hard knocked ball which
went few feet behind him when
he tried to stop it.
Maynard, with Cairo the first part
Of the season, as in the game yester-
Continued TO page 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
AFTER officers SCALPS
7epert Of Representative Dent Reco.
mends Dismissal of Marrison
And Michael.

Washington, July 17--A favor
able report on the resolution of Rep
"esentatiye Dent Of Alabama arrang-
ing the state department emergencs
2ccount methods and recommending
be dismissal of Consul General
Michael at Calcutta, and dispursing
officer Thomas Morrison of the state
department was adopted by the
house committee on expenditures in
the state departement today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
FLESH Of THREE FOUND
Explosion in Neutralizing Plant of
DUPONT Powder Co., Near
Denver, Colo.

Denver Colo, July 17-Frag-
ments of human flesh found within
o radius of two hundred yards give
evidence that three men were killed
today when 5000 pounds of nitro
glycerine exploded, destroying the
neutralizing plants of the DUPONT
Powder Co.. fifteen miles south of
Denver.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
CHOLERA SITUATION GO. D
Health Officer Doty, of Port of New
York, Seems to Think 1t Is
Well in Hand Now.

New York, July 1.-THE cholera
ituation at Quarantine is reassur-
ing tonight to DR.. Doty. health Off
GER of the port and his assistants.
In the last twenty-four hours there
has been one death but no new cases
have been reported and of the eight
cen persons in the Swinburne Island
hospital, all are reported GONZALES
cent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
THREE GIRLS OR0WND
Young Ladies Had Gone in Bathir
at Spokane and None Could
Swim.

Spokane, Wash, July 17.---Elice
Vitterich. aged is, her sister Lucy,
aged 21, and Goldie Robinson, aged
l5, were drowned In the Oreiil river
at Sand Point. Idaho today. The
girls had gone in bathing though
none could swim
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18
American League.

81. Louis. July lT--Coombs' home
run in The fourteenth inning with q
man on base enabled Philadelphia to
win from st. Louis today. Eight
pitchers and three catchers took part
In the anIne. Tho scnre
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-18

Batteries: Krause, Martin, Vau-
CHAN, Coombs and Thomas, Lapp;
Mitchell, Hamilton, George, Powell
and Stevens.