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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-27

ave.
Maurice o'Connor, private of
Fifth infantry regiment, escaped
from Fort Sheridan. Third time
in last few weeks. Was being
held for alleged desertion and
awaiting trial.
Miss s'Kittie Winters, 1919 S.
Michigan ave., who narrowly es-
capped death from a revolver in
hands of her former sweetheart,
Fred Christ, 70 E. 22nd ST., an
nounced in court that she would
not prosecute him.
Christ will have to face charge
of assault with deadly weapon to
be preferred by Mrs. Katherine
O'Brien, with whom Miss Win
tiers lived.
John Klein, 1741 Melrose St,
let newsboy at LaSalle and Van
Buren, st. borrow his diamond
ring, valued at $50, to test its
worth. Waited half an hour then
Evoke up"
Charles ]. Anderson, 81, 1911
e. 9th ST., arrested for disor-
derby conduct, on charges pre-
ferred by his daughter Agnes,
who says he is '1aziest man" on
South Side.
Michael Kelley, II, e13 Or
leans ST., drowned in clay hole at
Peterson road and Lincoln ave.
Adj Zokowinski, IS, 1889 No
bic ST., tried to step from row.
boat to launch in drainage canal
at Wilmette. Body recovered
Bodies of two men found in
riveri One partly identified as
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
GONZALES BRINGS
PLANS TO MAKE
CHIHUAHUA PEACE

Ell Paso, Tex, Feb. 10.-Gov. Ar
ram Gonzales OF Chihuahua. minis
ter of the interior in the cabinet OF
President Madero, arrived today. He
brings with him a plan which he
believes will result in the complete
pacification OF the state Of Chihua
hua His proposal consists OF tht
immediate disbursement ~ $780,
900. $250,00Q among the former SOL
diers of Madero and $4,000 amons
the widows and orphans of the sol,
diers who fell In battle
He also is empowered to begin al
Immediate sale of state and national
lands, in small tracts to the soldier
and the poorer classes Of Chihuahua.
The buyers will receive the land al
q low figure, on long time payment.
W Minister Gonzales was met here
by Sebastian Bergas, d con gressman
OF the state Of chihuahua. Col
steavep who commanded Fort Bliss,
and others. ~,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
RICHARD YATES
THROWS GAUNTLET
INTO STATE FIGHT

Springfield, Feb. o.--Former
Gov. Richard Yates. jim statement
today, formally entered the race for
the Republican nomination for gov
efnor Reasons for myacandidacy
the statement states Bare these
which have been urged by friends
for months past in heavy corre-
spondence, namely: First, ! can be
eiaeted; second, can unity the party;
third, can give a good administra-
tion, profting by all foremr expert
ences and mistakes.
'lt is not proper to add there ar.
Republicans who, beginning In the
Garfield and Arthur campaigns. in
1880, have been delighted to sup
port Republican principles and Re-
publican candidates. am one os
those Republicans. Policies to be
pursued il am elected may safely
be left to a later date IN the cam
paign for discussion, ! propose e
make a campaign without bitter
ness, and whether nominated OF po,
to support the ticket, the whole
ticket, and to speak in every co,ints
IL wanted"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
HFttt. H&&
CALDWELL AND
DEN[EN WILL
HEAD TICKET
Announcement Made Of Order Of
Filing Petitions at
Springfield

Springfield, Feb. 10.--secretary
OF State Rose gave out the names OF
the candidates for state offieerseand
,onSressmen-at-large in the ortler
/ in which their petitions were filed
yesterday. s The. first and second
names are as follows:
Governor; Republican, Charles 81
reaeen, of Chicago; Len Small of
.KanEakae. @
nemocrahc: Ben r. Caldwell
Chatham; Samuel Alschuler, Au-
rora, George B, Dickson, New Len
noE,
Lie tenant Governor: Republican,
John 8. oglesby, Elkhart,
remotgatic; Barrett o'Hara, Chi
cage.
ao sta,y OF state; Republican,
Jancs A. Rose, Golconda; Chester
w. eh"leh Chicago.
ren ccsaiie Xclpho r. Beidler,
Lintol Andrew Olson, Moline.
frd'tr cf Public Accounts: Re
pntacAa, james $. Mccullough, Ur.
baua
rcno rattle George FuItan, Chi.
cage; James J. Brady. Chicago
Treasurer; Republican, Andrew.
Russell. Jacksonville, Louis l., Em-
rterson, Mt Vernon.
Democratic n. y, .McClenathan,
hanyille.
Attorney General: Republican,,
William II. Stead, 0ttawai Frank ri,
Reid, Aurora. 8as
Democratic; Patrick ] Lacey;
Streator; Albert II. Islsyf Newton.
oisfessalea1 al lhFga gGrnetE HI.
e.hirperaeld, Canton; Harry l. Herr,
Galsna,
Democratic: William n. Will
.llams, pittsfeld Lawrence y.
Stringer, Lincoln.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
MAS0NS SHIP BODY
Body of Man Who Dropped Dead at
Mounds Forwarded to
Hooker, Ga.

s. c. Winfrey, who dropped dead
at Mounds Wednesday night was a
member of the Masonic fraternity in
good standing. BY order OF the Ma
sonic lodge at Mound City his body
was taken to that city by Under
takers Montgomery & Stockton and
prepared for burial. Winfrey's wife
was notified and she arrived in
Mound City yesterday from her
home at Hooker, Ga. Deceased was
81 years of age, leaves besides his
wife, three sons. all young The
body was brought to Cairo las,
night accompanied by Mrs. Winfrey
and four members of the Masonic
order, w. w Bowman, II. G.. Par
ker, Ed Sheerer tand e. r. Snyder,
also by friend A. Y. Beaupre. The
body was placed on the train this
morning for, Hooker, Ca, -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
FOUR MISS0URIANs y
CHARGED WITH
BANK CONSPIRACY,

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 10.--War-
rants were issued today upon infor-
nation filed by Edward j.. Curtin,
special prosecution, for the arrest
of four men, formerly connected
with the American Union Trust Co.,
of this city, which was closed by
the bank examiner Dec. 80 last.
The warrants are against A. r.
Fuller, secretary of the failed insti-
tuition, charged with embezzling Q
note of $2.25O, NJ. A. w. Richard
son, president OF the company, j. w
Thompson, a director and J, G.
Burch., The three latter are jointly
charged with conspiracy and OBJ.
'taining money under false 'pretenses
by means of an alleged worthless
note for $500. Z Richardson, is now
in Memphis, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
BUTLER CoNFERS
WITH RYAN OVER
DYNAMITE CASES

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 10.-J. T.
Butler Of Buffalo. N. ", vice presi-
dent Of the international Associa-
,tion of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers, today conferred with
Frank NJ. Ryan, the president, con.
cerning reports, which Ryan said he
had received, relative TO the govern
ment's investigation ,of the dyna
mite conspiracy.
Mr.. Ryan had announced 1t had
been reported to him that thirty OF
the forty or more men indicted for
alleged completely in the dynamite
cases, We're officers of the iron work
ers. The arrests Of the men are ia
take place early next week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
Tells Of Dismissal Of {. D. Elliott
From the Government
Service.
FLORIDAN HURTS SECRETARY
Declares He Received Letter From
Wilson in Which Latter
Forgot

Washington, Feb 10.--The Flori-
da Everglades investigation, ordered
by the House committee on expend.-
tuFes in the department of agricul-
ture, got under way today. Soit tor
McCaba reeited the depa -lent's
version Of the dismissal of G.. d. FL
liott. chiefhrainage engineer aud his
assistant A y. Morehonse, declar-
ing Secretary Wilson's action was
due entirely to official irregularities,
charged against the men in trans
ference of public funds. and had
nothing to do with the Everglades
reports, which, it is charged, we're
suppressed
| Representative Clark 6c FLORIDA,
whose charge against Secretary Will
son precipitatod the investigation
made public d letter from Secretary
wilson. II, which the latter said he
tould not recall the persons who
recommended 10 him the suppression
JOE a circular letter on the Ever
glhdes, prepared by Elliott
Clark Presents Letter
Clark else made public 2 letter
fro4a Arfffaf y Morgaif oE Memphis.
president Of 4the Morgan Engineer
ing Co. formerly supervising enEi-
neer OF United States drainage iu-
vestigaticns, and now special
drainage engineer in the Depart
ment of Agriculture, charging that
the dismissal of Elliott and More
house was. directly due to the Ever
glades controversy and that they
were being sacrificed to shield
Secretary wilson
McCabe admitted on the stand to-
day that charges against Elliott and
Morehouse had been brought by
Wright, formerly Elliott's suhordin-
ate, but now chief engineer in
charge ofythe state drainage work in
Florida. .. tr+
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
GOVERNORS meet
FOR DISCUSSION
OF EX-PRES|DENT
Delegates AT Chiacgo Conference
Tell Of Work Already
Accomplished

Chicago, Feb. TO- Eight gov
ernors and delegates from twenty
eight states met here today and In
an informal conference organized a
permanent committee to push the
condidacy of Theodore Roosevelt,
for 1.-THE Republican nomination for
president. The governors, after an
executive conference, addressed a
letter to- Col. Roosevelt, in which
they, explained the purpose OF the
meeting and expressed a desire that
he let it be known that a demand
from the people that he accept the
nomination would not be unheeded
by him
On roll call the delegates from the
different states told Of work already
done towards promoting the former
presidents candidacy. Gov Hadley
of Missouri, and Osborne Of Michi-
gan and former Gov. Fort of New
Jersey described plans OF the CAM.
palgn nearly completed.
The conference was executive, as
was the meeting of the governors,
who declined to give out copy OF
the letter they sent to Col. Roosevelt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
WHITMAN WORKS
/ ON STRANGE CASE
OF SHC|FF VALET
District Attorney Refuses to Dis
cuss Plans In New York
Sensation
LETTERS PLAY BIG PART
Senator Nelson Interests Self Be-
cause Both Are Of Scan
dinavian Parentage
LETTERS PLAY BIG PART

n New York. Feb. 0.-DetermineG
to get. to the bottom of the case OF
Foulke h. Brandt, the former valet
of Mortimer Il Schiff, who alleges
that he pleaded guilty to charges, OF
which he was not guilty and was
sentenced to thirty years term II
prison, District Attorney Whitman
was busily engaged today and left
for Washington late tonight for fur
ther work on, the case.
The district attorney refused te
discuss his plans but it was learned
that he proposed to consult in Wash
ington with United States Scnato
Nelson of Minnesota, who is said t.
have received ten letters from
Brandt, since he began his long SEN
tence five years ago, and he has
taken great interest in the case be
cause both he and Brandt are. Of
Scandinavian parentage. :.
Many Secure Letters.
The district attorney is expected
to get the use of the letters in con
nection with John Doe" proceed
ings before. the grand jury to, deter
mine whether there has been an,
conspiracy or other unlawful actioat
in connection with the Brandt case
Earlier in the day the district ah
torney had Carl Hansen, who waf
attorney for Brandt, at the time he
pleaded guilty and Police Lieut.
Woolridge, the man who furnished
evidence against Brandt, both with
him in his Office for long talks re.
garding the case.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
LEWIS CHARGES POST
OFFICE INSPECTOR
PREJUDICED C0RTELY0U

Washington, FEB 10--E. G.
Lewis, president Of the Lewis Pub
lishing Co, whose publications were
barred from the mails by fraud or
dor by former Postmaster General
Cortelyou the day before the House
committee on expenditures in the
postoffice department, charged that
postoftice inspectors IN their .allega-
tions against the company had in
serted a liat Of lis enterprises. some
of which had been failures. to show
that he was IAN all-around bad
man This. he thought. had in
fueneed Cortelyou in issuing the
fraud orders against this company
CortaIyoq, on the witness stand, re-
piled he had not been 20 influenced.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
AUTHORITIES IN
WRANGLE OVER
H0NDURAN NEWS

Puerto Cortez, Feb. 10.-There
has heen a crash between the United
States and Honduran authorities,
over the enforcement of the govern
ment decree directing representa-
tives OF w. f., Valetine to surrender
to government authorities the rail-
road wharf and other. properties held
nnder lease by, the Valentine syndi-
cate, ~.4 A
seyenty-iye marines from the
United States gunboat Petrol, landed
and seized the wharf and railroads.
Honduran troops were then ordered
to stop all trains, The governor has
filed a. protest. ,~a5 NJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
TWO FIRE ALARMS
Small Blazes Call at Fire Depart
ment Yesterday--Little
Damage.

Two fire alarms were turned i'm
yesterday. to the fire stations, The
first at 8 a. m. A defective tlue set
fire to a few shingles on the roof Of
a cottage on Poplar pear Fourteenth
street owned by Il. A. Smith and oc-
cupfed by negro. family The sec
ond call was from the residence OF
+. L. Harris. $500 Washington ave-
nue.. Some one had set fire to O ;9t
OF dry leaves and'&rass In the yard
The fire spread rapidly and Mrs
Harris, fearing 1t would set fire tc
the house, notified the fire depart
ment. No damage resulted,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
SECRETARY KNOX
will MAKE TRIP. | RIP
.0.a'fTOILOWERHGIULf
-,rTr
To Visit Countries Bordering on
caribbean Sea And
Gulf Of Mexico
E..s
FIVE WEE: WEEKS ON TOUR
=
May Attempt TO Solve lnterven-
tion Problems In
Cuba
FIVE WEEKS ON TOUR

Washington, Feb. 10.--For the
purpose OF solving diplomatic prob
lens and acquiring more accurate
information as to conditions In CEN
tral and northern South America,
Secretary OF State Knox, by direc
tion of President Taft, is to make a
five weeks trip to the Spanish
American republics bordering on thu
caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mex
leo
AS now planned Secretary Knox
will not visit Mexico but that coun-
try may be included in the program
before he returns, during the first
week in April.
Although the iofficlal announce
ment of the trip made public at the
White House late today, gave no de-
tails, it was made known that .Ha-
wanna would be kuox's first ster
and II was reported that in Cuba he
might attempt to solve the prob
lem that brought about hints eoi
American intervention, there, a few
weeks ago.
Aside from possible peace max
ing expedition to Cuba the purpose
of the trip was announced to'be tht
promotion of friendly relations ir
Central America.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
BULGER MEETS
WITH TROUBLE
AT POPLAR BLUFF

Harry Bulger, who was here
Thursday night, in the Flirting
Princess had tremendous house at
Poplar Bluff Friday night. After the
show started the lights went out
and after a wait of half an hour, If
teen candles were secured and used
as footlights and the play, went on.
Bulger's brother, Fred. is travel
ling salesman who visits Cairo once
or more each month He served a
term as president Of the Egyptian
Hustlers, and before then as acting
PRESIDENT e's,- M ,,s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
SPEAKER CLARK GETS
HANNIBAL DELEGATES,


I Hannibal, Mo-, Feb. 10.--At tthe
mass meeting held in this city to-
night Ave Of the six wards instructed
their delegates to the Marion county
convention, which meets next Mon
day for the selection Of delegates to
the Joplin convention, for Speaker
Champ Clark. The fifth ward sent
rs. delegates funinstructed. hut they
stand 3 for Clark and q for Folk
tn, oms precinct in the county
holding mass meetings tonight were
those of Palmyra, which selected
ten sdeiegates. .all instructed for
Clark. Nh
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
JUDGE CRAWF0RD'S
SON IS CANDIDATE
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

Jonegboro, Feb. 10.--George WI
Crawford Of Anna has filed his
nomination papers for Democratic
representative in the iiftieth senos
torial district Crawford Is a law
yer, the youngest son of Judge Mon
roe G. Crawford, who has been Judge
OF the Union county court for twen-
ty-six years,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
PLAN FOR CAMPAIGN
General Committee of Men and
Religion Forward Movement
Will Meet Today.

A large attendance is expected at
the meeting of the general commit
tee, OF the Men and Religion For
ward Movement to b" held at the
Cairo Baptist church rtsis afternoon
at 2:30l O'Clock. Ali men are In
vitied to attend. There will be spec
ial music by a, quartette of male
voices under direction OF Mayor
Parsons. THE Needs and Possibili-
tics of the Men and Religion For.
ward Movement In Cairo" will be
the subject discussed in all Its
phases.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
GOvERNNENTBOATS HERE
y'leets Which Have Been Working
at Birds Point and Eliza Tow
Head Below Incline Now.

. The government fleets at Birds
Soint and at Eliza Tow Head have
Seen assembled at point short dis
ance south of the Big Four incline,
The boats will remipin there until
Favorable weather conditions exist
when revetment work will be con-
lnued at Birds Point. About 40 per
',ent OF the revetting Of the banks
It the point yet remains to be done.
Chief Engineer Constance has gone
10 ST. Louis and the master OF the
steamer King is in charge of the
deet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
MEXICO DOES
NOT. Want TO
TRANSPORT MEN
Southern Neighbors Declare Troops
viii Not Be Sent Through
American Soil.

Mexico City, Feb. 10,-Mexict
would not transport troops through
the United States territory, nov
even if the Washington governmeu
had not withdrawn its permission
for such acHon, according to Jar
official message sent to Washington
today Government officials her
say rurales at Juarez are loyal and y
is not necessary to replace then
with federals Although wire com
munication was re-established witt
chihuahua, today the. railroad i
still out Of commission.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
RESCUERS CHOP
ICE AND SAVE
FIFTY MINERS

Danyille Feb. 10.--After being
imprisoned in the shaft OF the Fair
mount Coal CO.. mine near this city
fer fifteen hours fifty miners were
released today BY men who haa
chopped the Ice from the shaft. the
mes, were cntombed YESTERDAY NJ
bfeaking Of the wheel on the cage
while the cage was about 100 feet
below the surface.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
nnla Seoond Of Serias.

The secoud sociable Of the series
i. be- given by the ladies Of st. JOS
eph's church will be held at the
hoMc OF Mrs, r. WI Aydt, 2l07 Pine
street, Tuesday afternoon and eyen-s
ing. In the afternoon from 2;3Q 70
i o'clock $500 Will he played, AZ
night both euchre and 500 viii
be the features.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
Negio Drops Dead.

Grant Lewis, negro living at 33l
Twenty-frst street, dropped dead On
the street near his home yesterday
evening at $50 o'clock. Coroner
McManus held an inquest which re-
suited in "a verdict that death was
cansed by heart lesion. 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
WAR DEPARTMENT
LETS CONTRACT FOR
FIVE AERoPLANES

Washington. Feb 10 ,--Tndisnlay-
ID by the small appropriation al
lowed by the House for carrying or
leronautics in the army, during
lgtS. the war department today le,
eantracts for FIVE war aeroplanes.
These contracts were let bf the ap.
ardptiatlans allowed. for this year.
RrIeodiey General Alien chief signal
oificor. today said THE service soon
would order more aeroplanes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
BUSINESS MEN
PURCHASE DANvILLE N
THREE-I TEAM.

Danyille, Feb. 1o,-John w.
Boyle and j, w. Plaster, business
men, today purchased the Denyille
Three-I League ball club and fran
aiise OF Tohn Powers 1t is under
stood the price y $4,000. Boyle
@ho viii, maaage the team an7
iouaced that spring trainins would
start III April.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
EXPLOSION CAUSES
DEATH OF FIVE
IOWA CHILDREN

maxwell, Ia.. Feb ~, Three
children were burned 10 death, one
man was fatally injured and = wo-
man was seriously hartSin aN Nnlysser-
ious explosion which destroyed the
home of isaac Smith, 4 farmer resid-
ing six miles northeast cfs hcrssiate
tonight " M n
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11

A. Botto has gone on trip to 81,
louis. Chicago and other points on
i business trip In the interests Of We
Gem theater.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
FOLK THROWS
CLARK SUPPORT
FOR PRESIDENCY
Former Missouri Governor Thinks
Clark Has Bettor Chance
to Win

St. Louis, Mo-, Feb. Former
Gov. Jcs. w. Folk withdrew as an
active candidate for the Democratic
nomination for president today. His
managers announced tonight they
would close the local hea1quarters
and nof prosecute IA further cam
paign Mr. Folk withdrew after III,
had received a tslogram from Speak
ar Champ Clark, which agreed 10
divide the Missouri stelegation to
The Democratic national convention.
as recently suggested by Williams
Jennings Bryan.
Mr.. Folk not only agrees to
,iivide the delegation, but asked his
friends to make no further efforts
in his behalf. He releases all claims
hat he may have had on the delega-
ion and promised to support Speaker
lark.
Folk Men For Clark.
Friends Of the Governor say the
ltatement means he will have half
u the state delegation, which is to
,e elected at oJplin, Feb 90 but
that the Folk men on the delegation
would support Clark. II it is sean
hat Speaker Clark cannct get the
ttpinatlon ON reasonable number
Ut ballots in the Baltimore conyen-
lion, the former Governor will CON
:jder that he has a right to enter
Or the. nomination.
Lon 0. Sanders. Folks campaign
manager is authority for the state.
!. llcnt that thgs iays avanno' has
'row, as Ne puts 1t practically with
|fawn from the race 1t was san
lers who announced that the head
narters would be abandoned.
Former Gov. Folk issued SIP
Elementary statements tonight, in
which he said he had contemplated
soday's action for sometime.
"The acceptance OF the Bryan
elan enabled he to say f%hat l should
nave liked to have said a long time
}go," said Folk when tie Bryan
,lan first was proposed IL was my in,
ention, if accepted, to have refused
the instructions for half of the dele
rates Such Instructions would not
have been impressive and would
save. imposed the burden of an acr
i've. campaign OF. the, other states,
which | had neither the money nor
she organization TO. make.
"The delegation, under the ae-
epted plan, will be comprised of
alf ,of my friends and half Mr..
larks, as nearly as practicHbie,
This announcement would have been
made some time ago If plans could
have been agreed upon earlier, but
had no control over that. "~~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
Defense Aroused,

Sweeney's testimony Was bitfAr1w
attacked BY the defense He was
made % teYlsw his whole life. He
testified he went on gold huntlns
expedition to Oregon at the request
,of the late r NJ. Snyder OF Kansas
City, Kas, and that he induced kim
mel to make the trip.
Snyder he testified, already had
obtained the services of ]. A, Johu-
son.
Johnson, according to the testi.
mony, killed Kimmel, and the wit
ness shot Johnson The two men
were buried IN one grave and the
$4,000, which the four men had un-
covered in Oregon, was then re-
divided between Snyder and Swee.
hey.
Sweeney admitted he Killed a man
in Oklahoma in 1882 but had been
acquitted. served three years in The
penitentiary for robbery and an
other term of nine years for train
ROBBERY
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
WEATHER.

Y Washington, Feb. 10. Illinois,
Mostly cloudy Sunday, with snow iii
north and Central portions; Monday
generally fab.
Kentucky and Missouri--IJnset-
tied Sunday and Monday and
warmer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11
3. McManus Sr., Improving.

b. MeManus. Sry who Is III at St.
Mary's Infrmary of pneumonia, is
reported much improved.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-11

honias y Keefe Of $40 Twenty
first II! street, who..haa been iilsths past
week or more Is recovering rapidly.