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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-08
WITH BEER
The People Of 81. Louis Want tc
chrlsten the Cruiser Named
After Their City.

ST. Louis, April 7-Some time ago
Governor lIoch Of Kansas, announced
that the battle ship Kansas should be
chrlstened with oil to commemorate
The fight on the Standard now making
in Kansas. and also to commemorate
the growth OF the oil industry in the
sun Flower state Today the brew
ers Of 81. Louis and the beer drinkers
of the Mound City go Governor Hocn
one better IN tine proposal to ohristen
Jae United states cruiser ST. Louis
with the brew OF Gambrinus.
Mayor Wells announced TODAY thas
Miss Gladys Bryant Smith had been
selected By him 70 christen the ST.
Louis. which win be launched May 6
in Philadelphia This was followed
by expressions generally from St.
Louis brewers that the cruiser be
with beer instead OF the Gus
tomary champagne. The brewers N
statements today declare that beer ,s
typical of ST. Louis and that Il should
therefore De used on the occasion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-08
CHICAGO STRIKE
GROWS LARGER
Capital and Labor in Thr0es OF
Another Battle
CLOSED SHOP THE ISSUE
STREETS WERE SCENES OF DIS
ORDER WHICH FOLLOWED
FAST ON EACH OTHER
-PoLiCEMEN USED
CLUBS.

Chicago, Apr S.-Chicago is again
in the throes of battle between cap
ital and labor unions AS on former
occasions the unions have resorted
to use Of non teamstars to bring
them victory in the struggle which
tonight promises to spread to many
branches Of the teaming industries
Of the city,
The present struggle had it's begin
ming n strike, several months ago,
of few hundred garment workers
employed by Montgomery, Ward &
Co The CLOSED shop is The issue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-08
CONSTRUCTION MEN GO
on STRIKE AT wlCkLtFFE

a Dispatch from Kn@xv lic Tenn,
says lfai r. z. Harwood chief on
ein5cr of ". j. Oliver & Co. of th.r
city. railroad contractors has boen
adT.zC3 thar the cam ssorel and
c-aHe men voul 81 CA rike on its
Illinois Genital railroad contract,
ae1r Wickiihe, Ky Tie said OF the
asc shyels there two w--e in opera
tlcn. Tae Ualou men are picket ms
il ma effort % prevent ncn-uni1n men
from tati1e thcIr places
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-08
HEALTH EXCELLENT AMONG
PANAMA CANAL EMPLOYEES

Washington, April Col. Gorgas.
chief sanitary officer in the canal
zone. has just submitted to the gov.
ernor OF the zone O report fer Feb
uuary as to health conditions among
canal employees. The report shows
only 195 per cent Of sickness. which
g g. stated, would he considered ex-
celIent in any part OF the world
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-08
ANGRY INDIANS
AFTER ROOSEVELT
THEY ANNOUNCE THAT THEY
Will noLD A POW-WoW
WITH HlM-REpoRTED TO BE
SULLEN AND UGLY.

Hayden. Col, April Indians in
The White river country, where Presi
dent Roosevelt viii hunt, are reported
to be sullen and ugly because OF vain
efforts of game wardens to drive them
bach 10 Unitha reservation, and are
slaughtering deer ruthlessly.
President Roosevelt il he makes an
extended stay, win hardly fail to en-.
counter ONE Of the bands Of angry
indians They have heard that the
great white father" is coming and
some Of the red skins have announced
Their intention OF holding a pow WOW
win him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-08
ArKlNsoN's FUNERAL
Al Murphyshoro the Largest Ever
Held in Southern Illinois.

Murphyaboro, Ill.,, April THE flu
neral 81 State Mine Inspector Atkin.
son, who lost his life in the discharge
of his duty at ZeigIer, was held today.
1t wa one Of the largest ever held
% southern Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-08
comPRoMlse EFFECTED
s-xon King Gives Divorced Wife SIS.
OoO in Return Fer Child.

Drczien. April king Frederick
Ausu trs has given his consent 70 tlc
raising OF yearly allowance OF his
former wife. Countess Montignoso. 10
$4,000 En- return for the surrender o.
their daughter. Princess Anna Monica
Fia Il IS lelieFed this VIII settle the
controversy between the king and his
divorced wife
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-08
CLEAR CRAZY"
)Ver Him Is Miss Roosevelt, the In.
sane Man Thinks.

Chicago. April 7.-Patrick Doling. =
ivil engineer in Chicago, had the de-
ision that he is the unwilling fiance
Miss Alice Roosevelt and that
here has been formed plot to marry
lim to the Presidents daughter. He
vac sent To the insane hospital IT
Dunning.
Doing alleges that he does not care
2 snap for Miss Alice. although she IS
clear crazy over him"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-08
NEGLIGENCE CAUSED DISASTER.

Birmingham. Ala. April The coz
oners jury investigating the Virginia
mine disaster in which III persons
lost their lives returned a verdict this
afternoon which charges four mine
eEerators With wiIful and criminal
negligence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-08
CHILDREN sURNEo IN BED.

Marshalliown. Iowa, April Two
children Of Byron sweley, a farmer
were burned 20 death in bed today.
The house eaught fire while the par
ents we're al the barn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-08
increase being in dry goods.
Gains EverYWhere.

Lumber, shoes, paints, glass, cloth
ing and millinery all snow gains over
last yca- Al the east come lines Of
business are very active. but the dry
goods trade is spotted, owing to t1e
hacllwarlness Of the demand in some
lines of cotton and wool. Measures
cf recently past trade and financial
operations point 10 an enormous turn
over the first quarter Of la05.
In iron and steel finished pEoluc
are eagerly bought and high prem
iums are paid but there is apparently
an easier tone to crude pig and sell
ers are more lispCsed . book ahead
into the tsird and fourth quarters al
prevailing pr ces.
Wheat Exportc.
Wheat including eoar. ozrort5 for
the week, s86.0oo bushels agains T.
$4,000 this week Last year: July
20 date $4,000. against 1fLs53.00)
last wear
Gem, exports 8a8gC.00o bushels,
aga 'nst f.O29.G0o a year ago; July Z
% date G0.8f5.ea0 bushels against
1885 GOO in 1904
r. c. DUN's REPORT.
r G Dann 6 Co. report as follow
The receSt gains in tho Yoiumc Of
further Improvements is somewhat re-
tarjed by unfayorahle weather in
some sections.
Manufacturing returns are al that
could be des red, baildi3g operations
expand as the season advances and
agricultural prospects are better than
normal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-08
r. c. DUN's REPORT.

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1coaeiadsd q Second pageJ
The evening world., 1905-12-12
ACCUSED AS THIEF
. BY FATHER-|N-LAW
Once Wealthy Man Arrested
on Burglary Charge in
Paterson.

PATERSON. N. j.. Dec. i2-Three
men are under arrest on a charge OF
being concerned in the robbery OF Cra-
mer n Kings silk-designing plant last
Friday nieht. when twenty-seyen cop
per ROLE valued al $40 we're stolen.
One OF tho prisoners. Smith Hill, Is q
son-in-law " Henry D. King, the junior
member OF the firm that was robbed.
THE others accused are lsadore Kuhl-
man. an expressman. and samuel Jaffe.
tunhmanl
Hil Is a member OF prominent and
highly esteemed family, and was at one
time Independently wealthy. He has been
known as nigh roller" and Is said TO
have spent a large sum OF money left
him BY his father. but his friends were
astounded when they heard that he had
been arrested on criminal charge.
The complaint against Hlll was made
by his father-ln-law.
The prisoners were arraigned to-day
before Recorder Noonberg. and Hill
ana Kohlman pleaded not guilty 10 a
cage OF burglary Jaffe wanted TO
plead guilty 20 charge OF receiving
stolen goods, but the Recorder would
81 81 three S' Prisoners E % Without ai"oi bail u
await the action Of ne Grand Jurx.
The evening world., 1905-12-12
HARTMAN TRIED
TO USE POLITICAL
SANDBAG ON RYAN
Demanded Equal Share in the Equi-
table Purchase as His Right; Also
the Privilege to Name
Two Trustees.

Thomas Fortune Ryan, undey the Of before
the Legislative Insurance Committee to-day told all
had done to force him share Haze
hydes Equitable Life stock Hartman
Ryans tale unoded arrmns effort to get int
the Equitable boat with the owner The Hyde stock
attempt sandbaggng Ryan charged things 10 Hartman
I,-iarrimnn demanded bnf Of the Hyde stock.
a-iarrman demanded he be permitted to nam. two
s.-HARRIMAN THREA ATENED THAT NOT GET
A CHANCE EQUITABLE OWNERSHIP HIS,
WHOLE iNPLuExcE-Hs WHOLE, POLITICAL INFLUENCE
DIRECTED AGAINST RYAN EVENT OF
PROBABLE LEGIsLArIyE INVESTIGATION
Ryan began telling that he had not meant
be dsrespscu and that believed committee
his motive In the premises
only twenty minutes steppe from the
Senator John Dryden President OF the pr
dental Insurance Company. OF Newark was sworn
The evening world., 1905-12-12

The examination followss
BY Mr.. Hughes; Hi
Q. Mr.. Ryan, at the hearing on Fri
day, yon testified that Mr.. r. II. Harri-
man desired to share the purchase o!
the Equitable stock with you and that
you refused. The question was then
asked, what did Mr.. Hartman say
to you In connection with the matterT'
That question l now repsat7 A. Mr.,
Chairman, trust the committee viii
understand my motive in not answer
Ing the question when | was on the
stand before. I did not wish the COM
mittee to understand ! meant any dis
respect wish 30 preserve harmony
that ! did not wish TO answer the
question until I was satisfied ! was
obliged to answer It. The Dlstrlct-At-
torney has determined shall answer
the question and shall give my best
recollection Of the conversation. The
question, Mr. Hughes. please
q. The question | put to you before
was, What did Mr.. Hartman say 20
you In connection with the matter?"
and In answering that viii be very
glad n you will state fully what was
said and done. A. Immediately after
my purchase OF the Equitable stock
ir, Hartman called upon me and had
conversation. We had several con-
erSations during the few days follow
ng the purchase. one OF these conyor-
atoms was In the presence OF my coun-
el, Alr, Elihu Root, and Mr. Cravath
ome OF the conversations, were over
he telephone. Mr. harrlmhn. AS near
q / can remember. said that as he had
eyoted large, amount Of time and
'ork to tlfe Eouitablef situation |
hould not come into the situation
hould not have come INTO the
ituation without consulting him,
That IL. I had bought Mr.. Hyde's
stock, aud ~ I bought Mr.. Hyde's
stock he demanded I should share
CONTINUED on Second Page)
The evening world., 1905-12-12
STRUCK BY WAVE
BIG AS "FLAT|RON'
Benedick'S Bridge Smashed,
Cabin Flooded and Galley
Fires Put Out. &

Battered and scarred by the gale
which all incoming vessels In the past
few days encountered, with her bridge
and superstructure smashed by huge
wave. which according to her officets,
so med as high as the Iriatsron Build
ing. the British tramp steamship
Benedlck. from Huelva, Spain, with a
cargo Of iron ore. iimped into port bo-
day,
Her officers declared they never saw
seas 80 heavy as those they encoun.
tered In this gale, and the waves that
did most Of the damage exceeded any.
thing they ever Imagined.
When this btg sea struck the shin
Capt John Roberts, First Officer James
Harrison and Seaman Mclean, the look.
out were on the upper bridge. The
wave oarrytng hundreds OF tons OF
water curled up over the bows Of the
tramp and crashed down ilpon the
brlcge- The upper sectAon. OF the
bridge was almost wholly denol shed
but the three men swept into corner
OF the platform managed though half
drowned, TO grab the railing and hang
on IN the wave passed
The water burst In door. fiooding
tho first officers room. then passed aft
ana part Of Il went into the galley. out
ting out the fires.
The heuedick ran inbo this gale Sat
urdav afternoon. when she was about a
hundred miles on Sandy Hook. and was
so beaten back that she dId not enter
the lower harbor until this morning.
The evening world., 1905-12-12
LATEST NEWS OF SPORTS.
CITY PARK FLAGS
HALF MAST TODAY
Colors Lowered Out Of Re-
spect to Capt Brown
Bad News Starts.


CITY PARK. NEW ORLEANS, La,
Dec. R.-The flags were at half mast at
the City Park track to-day out Of re-
spect for the memory OF 0ipt. 8. 8.
Brown, who was supposed to be be-
hind the new movement with his moral
and financial support 1t was not on ac-
count OF his connActicn that the man
agement ordered the colors lowered,
but on account OF the respect in which
Opt Brown was held by tin-fmen In
general Bad News, which was run
for work yesterday. and came near
winning at that, accepted top weight,
iss pounds, in to-day's handicap at City
Park.
FIRST RAcE-Purse 800. for three
year-olds; selling; FIVE and one-hah
fprlongs Mint Boy. 1O3 0PerrltD, 10
and to l. i; Lord Provost, lO6 Myers.
3 20 ! aed toi z; Rose BorT, .i9 lca
minge, Wilfred W., Ferroniere. Follow
the Flag, Gauze sWoodlawn, Welsh,
Fayorlta, Coma, Port Of Hyacinth and
Baron also ran,
SECOND RACE-siOo; for two-yeas-
olds and upward seven furlongs-De-
vout, l07 (NIcoD., Q to 10 and Ito 10, Il
Belden, 90 &C. Morrls) 4 TO | and to B,
q Toscan. ii2 tTroxlcr), I to .,
Time-l. l.2s2.5. Gus Heidorn, John Car
ner and Baron Esher also ran.
THIRD kACE--Purse 500; handicap;
for two-year-olds and up. one mile
orly- 2nd, il2 (Troxlerl II TO and
. 10 TO- 1; Elliott, a9S, (Daly), 4 70 and
8 to g. Z; Envoy, " (wishard), vs. to %
: coruscats anc~ and Clifton Forge also
ran.
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killed on Sunday, after dusk. whIls cut.
ung through the park to shorten his
Walk 10 the trolley cars, or was de-
eoyed into the park and murdered.
Inc police viii search the mans ef.
iects to-day IN the hope that they nav
isarn the names OF the persons whom,
ne won't 10 visit on sunlay and see IL
lney can throw any lignt upon tina
4he boys who found the body we.s
frederick Beach, Albert Lynch and
Edgar Whine, AL OF Rloamond Inn.
I.ey notified Capt. Wood, OF the Rich
inohd Hin station, who had Il taken 40
.ne morgue, whore an autopsy was PER-
le,sned n, To-day BY Coroner Mutt. of
Captain WOODS detectives were inm.-
diately sent out. and leatnsd thai t6a
only Dersoas with whom geherer xvo =
acquainted In Richmond Hill was a
lauilly named Buchhauser living on
Troop. near Hopkins ayonne. Mrs.
Buchhauser wasda distant HelatIye and
Re Kept two trunks OF clothing at her
She told the detectives that the m,ir.
dered man was an eccentric character.
who lived Ike recluse. He had saved
considerable money and always carried
two or three hundred dollars with Rim,
lie lived above the stable back or the
Riohelmer poultry establishment ana
had done so for eleven years
He had not told the Buchhausers az
his intention TO visit them on SUNDAY
evening, When he lett the stabio In
Greenpoint Sunday afternoon he wore q
gold watch and chain and Carried !
large roll OF bills. He usually carried
his money In his trousers pocket.
When his body was found the right
hand trousers pocket was turned oilf. as
were tho walstcoat pockets, show:ss
that the murderer had robbed him
Capt. Wood says that he IL convinced
from his Investigation that the mlsbr
was followed from Greenpolnt to Rich
Inond XIII by the murderer
Dr. Thomas ] Flynn, Coroner's phys.
clan, made an autopsy this afternoon.
He found that the jugular vein had
leefl cut and the vertebra severed half
way through IN two places There
vas a gunshot wound IN the forehead
lver the left eye and there were nll-
md head,
The evening world., 1905-12-12
THE COLLINSwOOD
IN RECEIVERS HANDS,

Justice stover appointed Henry +.
pandall receiver to collect the rents Of
has elegant collinswood apartment
ouse. west End avenue and sevenueth
street, pending the trial of a foreclos-
re- suit The suit Ia brought by Abram
q Elkins In behalf Of Frederick W.
White against the Collins Building q
ccnstruction Company to foreclose a
econd mortgage for t6,6so
The collinswood cost s2OaOoO TO build
j, has one OF the most desirable sites
Il fashionable West End avenue. con-
enient to subway express station
Jne first mortgage was for ,i7OOo Re
csiver Randall's bond Is liked BY JUS
Ice Slower at $1,000
The evening world., 1905-12-12

The murdered man was IN the employ
Of M. RIehelmer a Sons. provision mer-
chants. OF No. CSC Leonard street,
Greenpolnt. He lived the life OF a
r,cluse and miser above stable in the
ear OF the Rlcheimer establishment.
Detectives assigned to the nse by
Police Inspector Kane. who has taken
PERSONAL charge Of the investigation.
harmed this afternoon that scherer had
had an appointment to meet two OF his
countrymen at Richmond Hill on sun
day afternoon.
These men have been located and have
told contradictory stories OF their
whereabouts on the Afternoon OF the
murder A guard OF detectives has been
posted to watch them. while search
ls made OF their homes and for some
troce Of the weapons with which the
crime was committed.
Many stab Wounds.
The body OF the Swiss was found by
three boys. wlio were kicking up the
dead leaves OF Forest Park. The head
had been almost severed from the body,
There were between fifteen and twenty
stab wrunds on the breast and bullet.
wound In the right eye The right arm
was twisted as IL by a heroic struggle
made by the man lighting for his Me.
The police have theory that the
murder was done In a saloon in ich-
mond Hill and the f,bdy carried to the
woods where II was found.
The body was In the densest part OF
the wood and not visible from the road.
Its condition showed the man had been
dead not more than twenty-four hours.
After making their ghastly find the
boys sought policeman.
II was then getting dusk and n search
for a weapon was made. but none was
found. although large knife and a
rvolver had been used. In tho inside
pocket Of the coat was found one Of the
ards OF the Arm OF NJ Rlchelmer 4
scns. Mr.. Richeimcr identified the
body.
Killed on Sunday.
He said scherer was an industrious
Swiss. about ATTY wears old. who had
worked for him two yeiN. and that on
sunday he announced his intention OF
going to Richmond Hill 70 see some
riends. lie did not report for work
yesterday. AMI this fact annoyed his
Employer, az the man never had been
way from work without sending word.
Mr.. Richheimer said the man was
emperake and he believed ne had a
'um OF money saved and usually had
Iome about him.
The police believe the man was either !
The evening world., 1905-12-12
captain TELLS III
!. FIGHT FOR LIFE y
n ON L|GHTSH|P
Jorgensen and His Crew
Saved as Nantucket
Vessel Went Down.
HOURS OF TERROR.
Battled with Great Seas that
! Deluged Ship and None
Dared Hope.
,speeIal to rh. rrenInr worldl

.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Dec. a.
Rolling in the swells, and well down
I'm the water, the lighthouse tender
iAzalea ploughed her way slowly into
port at dawn to-day, having on board
Capt James Jorgenssn and his crew
OF thirteen men, rescued from the
Nantucket South shoal LightshIp No,
g.
The nghtship went to the bottom
,ss the men were rescued.
To-day, after reaching port, Capt.
'sorgensen made the following state
ment to The Evening World OF the
wreck and the fight Of his men and
himself for life:
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Sleep Ended in Death.

ToNAWANDA. n. r., DEC. ig.-capt
John Madden, weli.known yessel
owner " this port. forty-two years old.
was founi dead IN his bed to-day. His
wife called him at ; O'Clock. when he
was appse.ntly IN his usual health. but
said ne wanted TO sleep a while longer.
When she Went 10 call him at 10 O'Clock
he was dead. 80
The evening world., 1905-12-12
CUNB0AT WASP
NJ SAFE AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT. r. l., Doc, ~ -rhe gun.
boat WaspD the safety Of which was a
matter Of concern here to-day. return.
ga 70 the harbor At gib o'clock thIs
eleInqpn and Immediately went 10 the
training grounds anchorage.
q Tho. Hunboat Hist that Ieff hero NJ
70 Al NJ. yeNIef'Iay 10 rescue lhc cr,',.,
i, of thf Nantucket lIghtshlp had ioi IA.
%trnyd az late hour this Afternoon.
=, NY foe has l,np<1td na ,lkofion 4,
~ Iocality today "
The evening world., 1905-12-12
Excitement Killed Him.

BRISTOL. R. l., DEC, ia-Excite.
ment and over.exertion, caused by a
shooting and a subsequent street nght
here last night, resulted in the death
to-day OF John HH Dimond. captain
Of the local night police force. The
experience brought on a fasal attack Of
heart failure. -
The evening world., 1905-12-12
Killed Wife and Himself.

PARKERsBuRG W. VA. DEC. a.
Following quarrel, Albert Eason. a
t,ol dresser In the OIL field. shot ana
hnled his wife az their home IN Par.
lsrsburg to-day and then killed himself
il is subpossi that jealousy pronpied
lac crime, ''''"
The evening world., 1905-12-12
Burned In His Office.

I WACO TEX. DEC. ". p.-winIam T.
woodward, prominent and wealthy
cotton man. was burned to death IN his
olpce to-day He had klndled Are,
ana \ believed he fell asleep. The
nTe lgIEnd tte furniture. and Wood
reached him. s "s'P
The evening world., 1905-12-12
Pastor and Wife Gas Victims

KENToN. o. DEc. i2,-Rev. and
Mrs, G. = Magee were nearly asphIxIat-
ed by gas at their home last might ana
Il ls feared tha, Rev Magee cannot live,
He Y e.a rector Of the St. Pauls Epls-
copal Church f
The evening world., 1905-12-12
To Open Voting Machines.

CAMDEN. n. j.. DEC. ~ 2--supreme
Court Justice Garrison to-day granted
the appicatIon OF William French, at
torney for joseph n, Nowrey, who In
ths recent election was defeated on the
face Of the returns IN hts contest for
Sheriff, ~ open the voting machlnas
used at the election Nowry d kav,ng
% shrieyalIy wts rscounted 3',
The evening world., 1905-12-12
Carnegie Sees Roosevelt.

WAellIN0TON Dec i2-Amonr
presldent RooseyeIts callers ,o.day was
Andrew Carnegie. who is in the civ y,
business conneetcd With The lnelIt0tion
Hn'c oeaIs ,.,l.'. M name " called" said
speols y The great 2ae!leAl0fr Z VI