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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-07-07

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" i;irem c~ilCr,n Gano.
(GRpe.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
THE. BEEF TRUST
GRAND JURY
ORDERED no RESUME ITS lNVES.
LEGATIONS AND RETURN IN
DlcTMENTS WHEREVER THE
PROOF JuSTiFlES.

Chicago, June Instructions werl
received today by the federal grand
jury which has been investigating the
affairs Of the beef industries for the
past two months to con nue the In.
'estgation anil return indictments il
Jurors found the testimony warranted
such action
The instructions othe jury wese
IN a communicG ion receive dby As.
is;ant United states District Attorney
Goldman from bis ch ef, G b. Morri
sou, who is slill in Washington, where
ne went two weeks ago to consult
with Attorney General Moody regard
ing he Investigation
| The jury viii from now on hold two
sessions daily Until they reach fna
conclusions.
At least thirty indictments Il i
said, have already been drawn VI
by Assistant Attorney General Fagii
on various charges and on yarie
counts. and Fagan Is now working oi
several others said TO be of grea
| impor ance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
ONE LONG STRONG /
PULL FOR CAIRO
Advance Guard OF the B0oslers
Leave This Morning.
HUNDREDS WILL FOLLOW
ON SPECIAL TRAIN FRIDAY MORN
ING EVERY EFFORT BEING q
MADE TO WIN HusTLERs
FOR 1905.

Cairo and a good tine ID 1906,
will be thH slogan that will be cried
3n D the err of every rayeltag 8 nas
al Anna t5moriow hy the fifty mend
5era of ths advance giiar1 NJ caia
seoatar who will iesva hare al 5:i
peioek Is morning, q woris IN ~
interests Of the citg for he mkt mee4
inc place II tae sgyp Inn Ifaatlers.
The meeting Of the Hastlers start
today ana Cairo viii use every effar|
\ Secure tta nice ipg nest yeas|
The plan Is to make such favorahld
lna lasilna impre ession on the tfavea]
HE men on Friday WREN thc spacia|
rain. bearing The one thousand Caird
people, headed BY a Urge brass band
una company ", Il N. az arrives tlas
at sho bneinesa meeting u be held
that morning. Ca 70 MI pc osgn faH
the next gathering plaee of the
knights II the Grip.
The committee. which leaves this
morning. viii DO The advance work foS
,he Biz delegation of rooters who Win
arrive ID Anna Friday as about I
o'clock. The special ira n will leave
here at 7 O'Clock ) am The round
trip win Nd only rs cents Returning
the ickets viii hs good on any train
Cairos fair ones viii play an inpor
TAM part in the matter uf securing
the next meeting IL the Hustlers II
Is a well known fact that the travell
ing men Of sou hern Illinois are es
( pee ally susceptible tn thn smiles N
tbeautiful voting ladies' Realiying this
! lact, q delegation Of nearly a hundred
Of lhe best lookiag aad mast at ractiyt
young misses and ma rans uf the cits
siIl accompany the boosters On Frl
lay morpiag. They will 90 basy sipoi
4 ihcIr arrival and pin On 70 Cairo
\ badges upon The manly hrs9st of th
lrummc 4, and secure the prbmiE
IL vote for Cairo. Miss Blaacie Pal
sons. ;he charming daughter Of Mayo
Parsons, yesterday formed lars
PARTY of yeHpg ladies' io uiale the trii
Mr.. w. II Johnson, 81 the Woos
ward Harware company. who
chairman az the cemmIittca from III
Il chairman ~ tAe ca m't IA frm III
Commercial club selected the comni
tee Of fifty thar leaves this mosnin
from the rcpresea alive hiis ness ms
lof the city who repres nit widely live
glfieh interests. The object Is 10 i
cure as many retaiiers % 80 and ,al
Cairo 10 tho Husslers as possIbl
The re alters aye tea ones that |
!, luenee The travelling mans vote b
cause he knows that tha 10 all ms
can return the favor M giving hials
! occasional order
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
NEGOTIATIONS UNDER WAY.

Washington. June Preliminary
peace negotiations between Russia
and Japan are generally believed to
he under way and it is conceded that
President Roosevelt will in al! prab.
ability act not as mediator, but as
"the friendly channel of communica-
ton
instructions to the Russian ambas
sadcr are believed to have reached
here tonight in long cablegram,
which was received at the Russian
embassy quite late and was laid be
fore the ambassador Just before he
retired.
All that can he authoritatively said
regarding tbs oablegram is that it
concerned Cassini's cablegram of last
week concerning his conference with
ne president.
Immediately upon his return to his
egaticn tonight after a conference
With the president the Japanese min
ster began the preparation of a dis
| latch to his government upon which
he was occupied until quite late.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
NORWAY QUITS
SWEDISH UNION
From Now On II Is an Indepeni-
ent Sovereign State.
PROCLAMATION ISSUED
BY THE sToRTHlNG DEPosING
KING OSCAR AS RULER-WlSH-
Es SWEDISH BROTHERS
WELL.

ChrisHania. June Norway from
today is a fully independent and SOW
ore'gn state"
TIL s is the text Of editorials in
Norwegian newspapers and it reflects
he spirit wi h which the people of
Norway accept today's acfion Of the
stcrthlng when it proclaimed King
Oscar no longer king Of Norway
At It's meeting this evening, tie
storthing adopted proclamation q
The Norweg an people in which II
given a detailed account Of events pre-
eeding the passing of the resolution.
The Proclamation.
This proclamation continues:
nThe Storthing hopes The Norwegian
people viii succeed in living III pace
ana On good terms with all, ana moi
least with the Swed sh people &c
whom W. are linked by so many ma
tural ties"
"The Storthing is sure the people
will join with it and with the govern.
ment in maintaining the full independ
enee Of Norway and with firmness ant
dignifed tranqu lity submit to neces
sary sacrifices and 1t is further surs
shat all subjects will fully respect al
ordinances and prescriptions from the
government.
"All officials, civil, and military
must in every respect yield thar obe
dience which the government has 2
r ght to claim according 0 the author
ity transferred to it by the Sorthinf
in the name of the Trople Of Norway.
Good Order Prevailed.
The proceedings throughout the mo
mantous sessions Of the Storthi1g to
day were marked by supreme good OF
der and by the utmost dignity PLAN
had been most carefully prepared an
nothing was omitted to secure ! III
Inauguration of the new governmen
under the best auspices
| There was not the slightest evidenc
of excitement among the crowds in III
streets, the people seeming to realiz
the responsibility placed upon them.
The retiring Premier Nicholson wa
given an ovation by he people Th
premier said: "The Storthing coul
not have taken any other step
IT has been arranged that the Sto
thing will send a deputaton to conve
the address adopted by Il to the kim
viii Fight If Necessary.
The Storthing will, If necessary, d
fend the step taken today by force {
arms.
RI prince of the houee Of BEN
dotte should consent to occupy Y
throne of Norway he must give /
: all idea Of succession to the Swe1ii
throne. NJ Arc ender will DC No
: ways first foreign minister. He
: now chief of the department of cal
? meyce, navigation and industry
Il Is learned that Crown Prince Gr
= tave will return Immediately fro
: Berln It is unde 81 ood an exit
Q ordinary session Of the Swedish Ri
Y lag will be called for June 2G a.
q possibly earlier
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
Another story.

Vienna. June TIT is learned here
tonight that the Russian government
has informed its diplomatic rep esen-
tat YES abroad, including Count Cas-
slni, ambassador at Washington, that
the lime for Russia to conclude peace
has not yet come, and that when II
does arrive. Russia VIII open peace
negotiations with Japan independent
of foreign Intervention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
Third annual Meet OF the Egyp-
iian Hustlers Starts Today
THOUSANDS TO ATTEND
TIE THREE DAYS SESSION
ADJUSTMENTS A-PLENTY FoT
FIRST DAY-CAlFO A HOT
FAVOEtTE FOR 1906.
(By staff Correspondent,

Anna, III, June 7Anna n ready
for the Egyptian FIustlers aad what
promises to be the most memoraDIe
gathering this city mas ever seen
starts in the morning.
There are already large number OF
travelling men here, many are accom-
parted by their wives and familie
Large crowds are expected on early
morning trains and by noon the third
annual meet Of the Southern Illinois
lmimmers will lie IN full blast
President Hockmonth and ether Of
Iiears are here and were busy unta
late tonight completing th3 final an
rang5ments.
Anna has planned TO DO herself
proud at this meeting ana entertain-
nents galore have been arranged To
start the ball to rolling this morning,
there viii be a big shooting tourna-
ment at the fair grounds Under tue
management Of w E Crane Of Deea-
tur. The entries will nor he made an
| i'll IN the morning. but ii is under
, stood that there are large number
of crack shots, who will compete for
the following handsome prizes:
First Prize One pair ali-American
shoes. American Shoe company.
Second Prize One fine pipe, X NY
lAnde.
Third Prize Cnehalr d zen mems
Elacli half hose. Gsr;eton Dry Goo1s
company
FonrJh Prize One bundfad Dicl
Webster cigars. Daniel Grocery com
papy
Fifth pr.zo Ono tobacco JAR liar
gaaine McKitunck Dry Goods com
pany.
| Az oci ok in the afternoon tn
city will officially DO turned over I
the Hustler, although large nun
ber-of them took possession last nighr
AZ one Of the stands erected on tn
principal streets States Atiorne
James Hngle Jonesboro, acting 70
Mayor /. N WI oh. will make the a,
tiras of welcome lie viii be f0lloy
ed w u Nj. Hoclmuth, who as pres
dent Of the liu. tiers, win thank II
! eli zans of Anna for their hospitallt
I, The big parade Of the Ilusllers an
The citizens, headed by b band Wi
then fern and march 10 the fa
Eera aunds where the two picked team
I, of tha Hustlers and the Anna me
chants viii mix II up In as exciting
q game Of ball as has ever been playi
4 in this end of the state. The playe
L have been praclicing for veral da,
ina some surprising stunts In q
y baseball line VIII he sprung ri
i winners will he AWARDED a hanGsoa
silver loving cup.
L Following the hall game there "
n be a mule relay race With the folio
n ing prizes
ID First prize gentleman's saddle, 4
N p Hayden Saddery company; seco
a. pair American gentlemen shoes. lia
iltcn.Brown Shoe company; third
Worth hat, Harrs Polk Hat compai
Riders 10 receive the prizes. (Fi
contestants)
i. Thursday night there will be plci
"a. of amusemenrs fsr Annals visitors.
he 1880 o'clock the curtain win so IN
N. an elaborate minstrel show. in VIII
several Hnstlers and Anna people Y
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
SHEA WANTED
NO ARBITRATION
PRESIDENT OF TEAM OWNERS
ASSOCIATION GIVES OUT HOT
ROAST FOR THE STRIKE
LEADER-UsEs SEVERE LAM
GuAGE.

Chicago, Juno 7.-Col. w. p. Rend
president of the Chicago Team wn-
ers as VOCATION, which for several
weeks has urged the teamsters to ar.
bitrate the question Of making delly.
cries to boycotted houses, and which
they refused to do, has issued a FIR.
NAL statement setting forth the posi-
ton of the Team owners association.
Rend believes the action of the drivers
was inspired by evil advice Of unwor-
6hy leaders The statement recites
the efforts of the association to pre-.
vent spread Ct the strike, refers to
the existence of the arbitration agree
ment between tn tamsters' union and
Owners' a. sociation, and says the lat
ter proposed Catholic archbishop
bishops Of the Episcopal and Metho-
ist churches and other leading religi
Gus representatives as members of tht
arbitration beard He also says h,
asked Shea to accept Judge Tuley, ;
life long friend of labor, as cole arbl
traitor Shea replied that no arbitra
tors could be accepted as any boar,
Of arbitralors would he sure to decd
against the teamsters
The statement then refers 70 Pres
dent Shea in severe language an
closes with the X llowing declaration
"The spread Of this strike to tn
! Team Owners association and othe
interests will cast into ldleness ten
! OF thousands Of mechanics aid labo
ers and caused the closing up {
J mills and factories, and what Is wor:
! still, the sacrifice Of human life"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
SENATOR DOLLivER
Under the Knife for an Affection Of
the Ducts.

Wash ng on. June 7.Sanator Dolli.
yer Of Iowa hos undergone an opera
ion for an affection o. the ducts IN
the upper part OF the nose and above
the right eve. Several weeks ago the
senator. while returning from Iowa.
where he went to attend the funeral
Of his father contracted severe cold,
which developed into neuralgia. Later
the ducts became involved and the
trouble. not yielding TO treqtmen'
readily. an operation was performed
today II was entirely successful. The
senator Il now resting comfortably
and Ia expected he will entirely re
cover in ten days or two weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
MINISTER TAKAHIRA HOLDS CON-
FERENCE WITH PRESIDENT
Which He Refuses to Discuss While Count
Cassini Says "The Moment is Full
of Possibilities. - All Eyes
on Ambassador Meyers.

shall crown the presidents efforts to
end the war.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08

Washington, June I'd plomatic
Washington was tonight aroused to
a point Of expectancy unequallea since
the inception Of the war in tde Far
East BY news from ST. Pc ershuTg Of
The ears with to know Japan's
peace teems. This interest was he ght-
ened by a ell whiah J2panese minis.
Ter Talahira rpI iiio White honsa
bv appeiafme3 sH'0r tsse evening
lie immad.aie'y we7t into confer
ence with the president. They re-
NAMED together ahour twenty min
uies. When min ster left he de-
clinei to an wcr any question aboai
his call.
The Associated Press bulletin an
nouncing the cabling of message to
the Russian ambassadors at Washing
ton and Paris thar Russia wished y
know Japan's peace term was imme-
giiately communicated to the diplo-
mats most interested.
casslr Didn't Know It.
It was nor long before the Russian
embassy was besieged with callers,
but the ambassador was without adj
vices on the subject, though for sew
eral days past he has been anxiously
awaiting the acknowledgment of his
cahlegram de ailing his conversation
with the president last Friday In ex-
peetation that message would come
later in the even sng. several Of the
/. secret aries returned to the embassy
after dinner. prepared to translate The
dispatch as soon as it arrived. Cas-
sin has not yet made an appointment
at the White house.
The president had conflled to az
ambassador who called at the White
eouse that he expected Ambassador
Meyer to be received at TsarslSo-Selt
today or tomorrow. Instructions y
MIR. Never did not provide for th'
formal tender of good offices, Whil'
it IS Impossible to give their text, the.
may be correctly paraphrased' in these
words:
Find out from the czar what w
can do to assist an early peace
Much was LEFT to Mr. Meyers tac
and diplomatic discretion as to IN
manner and words in which the friend
lv readiness Of this country in th
present moment should be mad
known to the czar. Care was ais
taken that Mr. Mevers conferene
with the c2ar should not occur unit
Cassints report had reached Tsarskt
Sclo
Presidents Desire for Peace
II can be stated amphatically tha
IN Transmitting a faithful report (
what occurred at the White house La
Friday afternoon, Mr.. Cassini emph
sized the sympathe ic and friend
franlncss with which the presiden
speaking informally and PERSONAL
expressed his strong des re for peac
1T is generally realized here that q
importance Of that report can scare
ly be oyerestimated.
TO all his callers this afternoon, Il
ambassador, while admitting "t
moment was full Of possibilities hi
no news to impart, and this appli
10 his closest fir ends among his d
lomatic ccnfreres.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
BISHOP OSBORNE AoNoREn.

AT the recent commence ment! exef
alses cf Nashotah nivinity school, u
Nashotah, WIS, Inc Ge@Tre az docf0
of divinity was conferred npou the M
REV. Edwara w osborne, bishop "
aamior Of The Ep'ssoRal ticcese d
ISnringneld Nd
Bishop Osborne has taken n hoNa
AZ IN East Jacks u ssrcst $pr;nl
field which ne expects 80 make N
permanent residence. N
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
BRYAN DELIVERS ADDRESS.

jacksonville H., June 7--Willlam y.
bryan today delivered tho commences.
meat address at Illinois college. The
degree Of doctor Of laws was con.
ferred on aim by the college.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
Ambassador Meyer Refuses to Talk.

Ambassador Meyer Refuses to Talk.
st. Petersburg. June With Mr.
Meyers delivery to the emperor yes
.erday "wednesday afternoon OF
President Roosevelt's message tender
ing his good offices, the prospect OF
the presidents efforts to bring the
helligerents together in peace negotia-
tions is believed to be distinctly
brighter
n s equally evident that the situa'
tion Is an exceedingly delicate one
Mr. Meyer. when seen by the Assocat
ed Press last night, absolutely de-
clined 10 say word regarding his
visit to Tsarsko-Selo, the mission witt
which he is charged, or the emperor
response.
The center Of interest Is aga'n trans
ferred back to Washington. However
II win probably require some littl
time TO finally decide what succes
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-08
ALL NEGOTIATIONS
ARE DECLARED
Chicago Strike vii Go On Just
The same.
STRIKERS PROPOSITIONS
iruRNEo DOWN BY EMPLOYERS
AS FAST AS MADE-cHARGEs
OF sLuGGlNG MADE IN
\ u. S. COURT.

Chicago June 7.-After confer
once lasting Eve hours between the
Employers association ana toamsters
committee having fun power 10 settle
he strike all neg tiatlons were az
olared off at 9 tonight and there Isl
no immediate probabil ty Of settle.
ment,
The Chief Proposition.
The union submitted a number OF
propositions which the employers
latly refused to consider at an
Among tham are; That il str .ke L
declared Of all police and deputy sher-
ifs now protecting non.unicn men
should be W thlfawn.
That business houses refuse to re-,
ceiye from or deliver to express cpm-
panies any merchandi G. That all
strikers be given positions before any
non-union men are hired
There were 4 number Of other de-
mands which might have rec sived IA
yorablo consideration, but parties tt
this conference were so far apart o.
ING CHIEF demands made by tie aniol
that there was no use Of talk ng then
| un.
There is a faint possibility that thf
conference may be resumed tomorrow
| bur unless a radical change Is made
In position of one side or other there
| is Id prospect OF settlement
The Team Owners association
whose proposition to arbitrate the
lquestion of making deliveries Ia boy
cotted houses has been refused b.
their driver, has arranged for a mass
meeting to consider forcing Of th'
strike on the part Of their 5000 tIuci
rivers.
Hired Suggers.
An affidavit filed in the Unite,
States circuit court today by coHnse
FOR the American Express company
sharges that William T. Baker wal
pad by the teamsters' union to slul
nonunion .teamsters Deputy mar
shals are searching for Baker IT j.
alleged that Baker admitted to non
union driver that while he was not
teamster nor connected with th
eamstera' union. ne was hired b
hat organization 10 beat non.unioi
imon, receiving $3.50 and Supper nor
ey' besides for each job
There were number Of small riot
today in which several union and nor
union men wera hurt, but nobody wa
dangerously injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-25
FEW PASS UNCLE SANS TEST
Small Per Cent of Young Men Apply
ing as Recruits Are Able to
Stand Examination.

While many young men are anxious to
offer their services to the government as
soldiers, very few have been chosen at the
Omaha recruiting depot for some weeks.
The applications for enlistment do not
come up to the physical requirements now
exacted by the government. Nearly rs Ter
cent Of the applicants have some physical
defect that disqualifies them. These dis
qualifications run from corns and bunions
on the feet to tuberculosis. OF thirty APP
plications during the last ten days only two
were accepted t'-
Recruiting Sergeant E.pA Reichardt said
regarding the present character OF appiica-
tions: l
1T is not that the government require
ments are any more exacting than they
have been that so few are accepted from
the number of applications, but It is be-
cause OF the general weak physical condi-
ton OF the applicants. Healthy. sturdy
young men. the kind we want, are now all
employed in the harvest fields and else
where and they do not care to enlist. We
can generally size up a man as TO his SOL
der possibilities the moment he enters the
office and he has got to stand a pretty Sc
we're test, physically and morally. before
he can draw government blanket and get
his measure taken for khaki summer suit.
We get our best recruit material in the win
ter and early spring, and while It makes It
little dull for us just at this season, we
occasionally pick up some good ones"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-25
ROW OF CHILDREN
Boys ana Girls Fight Gets Into
Juvenile Court Before
Redick.

Henry Goth, 15-year-old boy, was up
before Judge Redick In the juvenile court
Monday on a charge of incorrigibility. His
offence also involved the alleged crime Of
assault and battery on Mary MalIett. a
small girl. Former Mayor Breach was a
witness In the case. but 1t developed that
Mr.. Breach knew nothing OF the case be-
yond having seen abrasions on the chiId's
body where Goth was said to have kicked
her.
AS near as the court could get at the
facts, the case was one in which children of
two families had got to the point OF inter-
mittent hghting. The Mallett girl was said
to have been using a buggy whip on Goth $
sisters and the boy took the part of the
latter. He admitted shaping the girl when
she had fallen in trying to get away from
him, but denied kicking her. claiming that
he was barefooted. Judge Redick gave
young Goth some strong words OF caution
against slapping OF hittinagAs girl. and then
held judgment in allegiance pending the
good behavior Of the accused.