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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
WILLIAMS HELD
LID DOWN TIGHT
just in Time to Prevent the
Washing of Democratic Linen
TO AMUSE REPUBLICANS
LAMAR DEMANDED CALLING a
CAUCUS OR PERMISSION TO
PROCEED WITH THE
ROW.

Washington, Dec. l1.-Williams. the
minority leader of the house "cteppeu
On the lid" today just in time TO pre-
vent revelation in the nature Of al
open criticism of committee assign
ments Of certain Of his colleagues for
which he is respons. BILE. Payne, one
OF the Republican leaders. nalvely sug-
gesied a way by which the reyelati ms
might be made, but Williams assumed
all responsibility and declined 10 al.
low the washing Of Democratic linen
for The amusement of Republicans"
The incident followed an announce
ment Of the committees. Lamar o-
Florida, submitted and had read
newspaper clipping purporting to
quote Williams to the effect THAI La
MAJ and Shackelford tMissoari) had
been left ( If the interstate and foreign
commerce committee because they
bad failed TO follow the Democratic
caucus action of Last session on the
railroad rate bill.
Speaker Cannon suggested that the
statement read did not constitute n
question OF peTs nal privilege which
entitled Lamar to the floor.
THE gentleman might proceed by
consent. - sugges ed Payns.
How much. time does he want. an
hour2"
1t was here that Williams strobe
forward from his seat in the rear. h
hailed the speaker with a word ana
gesture and when he got his eye he
reserved his'r ght TO object only long
an,egh to make . statement that in
The interest Of Democratic harmony.
and Of the general good
Eill which viii not be promoted by tar /
washing Of Democratic linen for III.
amusement Of the Republicans Of the
house, I object.
Immediately the situation became 1
decidedly Interesting. Lamar faced /
" lliams who stood clsse 20 him AMI
charged him with taking the utat1a7 /
nto the newspapers shacklelord was 1
ln his feet vainlY denandi3g to ass
} question. and many Democrats ap
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
YALE ALuM,,i ACT.

Buffalo, N. y. Dec 1l--Local grad.
yates Of Yale suggest that Secretary
of War Taft be elected to succeed Sen.
ator Depew, the latier's six year term
az member of the corporation expiring
next June. Yale societies in other
cities have been asked 10 help in the
campaign The n mination was made
ar the annual Yale rally held at the
Buffalo University Club and was un.
animously received. Solicitor General
Hcyt, Colonel Norris G. Osborn of New
Havea and Julian Curtiss attended the
ainner and Colonel Osborn made
speech. in which he adjured sons of
Ell who are now under a cloud as a re-
suit OF the recent insurance investiga-
tion C. cheer up.
George Sawyer a prominent alum
nus OF Yale, made The speech nominal.
ing Mr.. Taft
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
SCHWABS CANNOT
MOVE STEEL KING
Conference Held in Gotham VIII
Not Effect Reconciliation
DENY SHE WILL RETURN
TO FILE SUIT AT HoME-PRos-
PEcTs or ANOTHER THAN
MORRISON TO SUCCEED
COREY.

PITT. burg. Dec. i1.-Pittsburg rela-
fives Of Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis
Corey da not believe that the confer
ence held az the Waldorf-Astoria HO-
tel In New York City between Corey
ard Charles NJ. Schwab and his wife
for the purpose Of ehecting a reconcil-
iaiion between the Coreys viii amount
10 anything.
That the intentions of Mrs. Schwab
are of the best, and that she would be
glad TO bring about such a reccncI
iaiico. there is not the slightest Doubt
Put friends Of Mrs. Corey declare that
the affair has gone too far.
To Stay in the West
The relatives Of Mrs. Corey are post-
tive in their denials Of the truth Of a
story in circulation here today 10 the
effect that inasmuch as the story is
now cut Mrs. Corey would return
from Nevada and br.ng her suit for
divorce in the local courts They say
that she is stiil as anxious as ever %
avoid publicity in the matter and viii
follow her original intention Of bring
ing her suit in Nevada.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
CRY IS TO GUST
DEPEW AND PLATT.
Public Sentiment Demanding
Their Retirement Grows
TO KICK CHAUNCEY OUT
AS A TRUSTEE OF YALE-RuF.
FALo ALuMNl STARTS Ac.
TlON-TAFT TO Sue
CEED.

New York Dec. ll,-That earnest
popular sentiment is back Of the move
ment to oust Chaumcey M. Depew and
Thomas c. Plat not only from the
United States senate but from ether
seats OF honor was manifested today
First-By numerous pledges of in
dorsement Of the Americans position
that the legislature shall call for their
re, ignations.
Second BY talk of formal demand
of the alumni Of Yale. of which bc<h
Depew and Plat are members thas
the former be dropped as a trustee OF
the university corporation
Actions Resented.
The growing spirit Of resentment
against The men who have for so many
years misrepresented the Empire state
at Washington was accentuatel at
Buffalo, whore on Saturday night the
Yale Alumni Association, comprising
hundreds of representative graduates
from all over western New York. form.
ally repudiated Depew and urged that
Secretary of War William II. TAFT
be installed in his chair as a Ya;e
corporation trustee,
New Haven advices made it clear
that the university authorities them.
selves are getting ready to unload the
senator. and that evidently the Buffalo
atfront is but one of series Ct moves
designed to force Depew out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
RYAN YIELDS TO
THE INEVITABLE
Will Diyu'ge What Harri an
Said or Threatened
MORE CLEVER FINANCE
BY HADLEY IN BUYING CON-
TROLLING STOCK IN AN IN
SuRANcE COMPANY BY
PUTTING UP STUFF


New York, Dec. 1.-THE Insurance
investigating committee appeared to-
might 10 have succeeded in its attempt
10 make Thomas r. RYAN divulge
what f. II, Hartman said or threat
oned to 40 to Influence him to divide
his control of the Equitable Life. Dis
trcit Attorney Jerome, who was asked
by the committee to take teps to
punish Ryan for refusing To answer
questions about Hartman, reported
to the committee today that he had
informed Ryans counsel that Ryan
ought to answer Jerome also wr0te
the committee that he believes Ryan
Will answer II brought before the com
mittes again
Ryan when on the witness stand
last Friday testified that On the day
he get possession Of the Equitable
stock Hartman asked him for a
share Of the stock. What Hartman
said to him 10 induce him 10 part with
that stock Ryan refused to tell the
committee
The committee asked Jerome to
punish m. Az the conclusion of to-
days hearing Senator Armstrong
made public letter from Jerome in
which the district attorney expressed
The opinion Ryan would answersif re-
called
II was not announced when Ryan
would be recalled. But 1t Is presumed
la will take the stand tomorrow or the
day. Guth,ie, Crayath and
henderson, counsel for Ryan, gave
out statement that they nave nd
vised Ryan that he should answer the
and that he is prepared t0
AZ so wiz never feeaiita by tle nsest
gatfTf committee.
rhe committee was engaged part
3f the time to1y in inquii1ng into the
affaifs of the Proyident Savings Life
Assurance society CT New York II
gas brought out by questioning Ed
ward w Scott president Of the com
pany, that when Frank f. Hadley of
New Bedford. Mass. secured control
of the company IN 1896 he borrowed
100000 from the company on his
collateral notes to pay up for tha
.toek Of the insurance company. Scott
estified that HaGley never repaid
hose leans ana tht the insurance COM
,any realized only $4,000 on the sale
If the collateral. The companies in
which Hadley was Interested failed
md shortly afterward he died.
III cost the Insurance. company just
1882 600 for Hadley TO get control of
/" said Hughes Besides the s162,0 900
iadley had borrowed 100000 to be
,ald for the assurance company's
tcck and had put up that stock as
collateral. Scott testified that he
Fought that stock at auction after
death and borrowed the
money - do Il from the New York
Security and Trust company. John A.
Mccall, president Of The New York
4fe, Scott said stood back Of him
n negotiation Of the loan.
other Witnesses have testified that
he New York Life controlled the
lew York Security and Trust COM
ANY After he got control Of the COM
amy Scott said John A Horan,
Of John A. Mccall. was
made comptroller Of the Provident
Iayings Life at $4,000 a year Scott
g tilted also that his four sons and
nephew are employed by the com
any of which he Is president
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
GERMANY TO TEST
MONROE OEOOCTR|NE
Brazilian Vessels Ready TO Sieze
German 0unbOat
.HIGH-HANDED OUTRAGE
HOLDING ON BOARD GERMAN
TAKEN OFF BRAZILIAN SOIL
BY ARMED MARINES
FEELING HIGH.

Rio De Janeiro Dec. 11-Three Bra.
lillian war vessels hover near the Ger
man gunboat Panther. maintaining a
silent watch, ready TO seize the gun
boat should it attempt 10 steam away
without liberating the man seized at
Itajahy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12

plauded the stand taken by williams
Lamar demanded that Williams cali a
Democratic caucus tomorrow or allow
him TO proceed. Cannon welded the
gaVel vigorously and declared every
brny our Of order and in midst OF tae
confus' on recognized Payne for a mo
ton 20 adjourn which was declared
carried and the ses. ion was over until
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
PAN OF CRUDE OIL.

B!uhton. Ind Dee ii--Miss Cora
Weinland was fatally. and Mrs
Thomas Wallace ana the latter's in.
fant daughter seriously burned this
afternoon by an explosion OF pan OF
crude oil which sct IRE a1d alnIos, de-
stToyei Ars. Wallace's home near
Poueto.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
NEW DRY DOCK NEEDED.

Washington. De-. H. Provision for
construction of dry dock at Pensa-
cola. capable Of accommodating the
largest ships in the navy, IS urged by
Rear Admiral " l. CaDps, chief con-
strucior cf the navy. The necessity for
! large dock at this TO ut arises. 1t IS
pointed ont. from the stragetic i'm
lortancc Of Penrac3la.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
ATTACKED BY = PONY.

Evansyfie. Ind. Dee. 1f.-Whils Gus
Youraus was b-esking Mexican
ny today the animal ran away and
brew him cut Of the buggy The pony
returned and attacked YouEans paw
ing him IN the breast while he lay on
ne ground YouEan's hrpther beat the
horse OF with a fence raH.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
hsa No Med Eor 1Insri,...-

An old iuhatitsnt OF tine vlr'acs OF
Maids MOreton. near Buckughau. iu
England. has passed away in fhe per-
son Of Miss NarT Jones She never
pHsessed clock CT a uueDiCcc of
any description duri8e the whole u
her lifetime of 81 years. She timed
her movements accurately by instinct
as primitive peopLes 60.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
HEALTHY TRIPLETs.

Corinsh. XIV. Dec 1.-The wife Of
Iehn Henry Wooiens. who Ives on
Carcy Greek. Owen County. ky4 gave
birth last ght 70 trinlets. two boys
and a girl Dr. B. r. Lancaster. Of New
Caumbus Ky the ant ndiHg physi-
clan. repo-t1 the children doing well
TO-DAY
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
GOES TO WASHINGTON.

Chicago. Dec. 1i.-Gove.uor General
Luke E. Wright. Of the Philippines.
left tonight for Washington. where be
expects 10 remain until after the open
ing. Of railroad BIDS fo- the construc-
ton Of approximately 1000 miles Of
tracks in the Islands.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
HoRsELEss AMBULANCE.

founs town, o, Dec 1.-THE first
automobile ambulance ever built for
the United States government arrived
IN this city al 10 o'clock last night. on
its way from Cleveland. Il was in
charge Of Capt G. 5. Ford. stationed
at Ft Barancas. Fla.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
oelra Aus, VIM rrsss-..

Once open the door 20 f-an5le rri
its visits are th-eefcid -frs-. ant.c-
patton: second in actuai presence.
fhird On living o. over aEai1 There.
fore. never anticipate troahie. naks
rs little of ifs presence cs possible.
'orset ft as soon as past
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
SAVED ENTIRE CREW.

New Bedford Mass. Dec 1.-THE
ligbthOuze tender Azalsa arrived here
AZ 2.15 fhis morning Tuesday vita
the crew Of the Nantucket South
shcal lightship. The lightship found
cred early Monday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
SULTAN HAS YIELDED.

LGndcn. Dec. 1I--The correspond
ent of the news ar CnnsEantiuonir
SAYS. Tile sulian has yielded IL has
accented tho scheme for the fnaneisl
control Of Massdoaia a. embo-lied IL
last collective note Of the powers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
Where Metal pres NJ. Put

Metal does not rust in Lake TIL
caca, South America. chain an
anchor. or any article OF iron. II
thrown in this lake. anl allowed to re-
main for weeks OF months, IS rs bright
ehen taken up as when {; came fresh
rom the foundry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
WOULD DROP pEpEw.

New Haven Conn. Dec. l1.-Yale
men plan TO drop Chancey NJ. Depew
from The univer ity corporation or
board o4-tTlstees. Instead OF compel.
ling HIM to resign In the midst cf his
term OF six years H. viii De above /
10 finish It next June.
Although some OF his friends say
he will insist on standing as candi.
date for reelection Il Is now known
thar if he runs again he viii be bit
terly cppo cd. A definite movement
has just been started 10 nominate
Secretary William II. Taft for De
pews's seat in the corporation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12

Too little importance is ATTACHED e.
the value Of simple hot baths in the
treatment q chronic rheumatism. :
hot bath tsten at bedtime is often
most tenefcial in promoting sleep. aa6
o relieving pain
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
INITIAL SESSION
WILL Do NOTHING
Planning 10 Drag The Rate Bill
to Summer
A JOKE ON PRESIDENT
THINK SOME, OF THE LEGISLA-
TORS -- UNEASlNESS OVER
ENGLAND'S INTENTION
TO BUILD CANAL.

Washington, y. c.. 1.-THE first
aess on OF tho Fifty-niath Congress
will accomplish nothing. 1t has been
Laid down that nothing viii lie at-
tempted save 10 give Secretary Tart
the money that he needs for the Pana
ma Canal, watch the Democrats in
their Kilkenny fight over the leader
ship and adjourn over the holidays
The men who assured the Presi lent
that 1t would be unwise to call an OK.
ira session OF the congress to dispose
of the railway rate problem for the
reason that rate Il could be passed
within The first or second week OF the
regular session are today laughing
in their sleeves. fCr nothing Of the
kind Is going t. be accomplished the
plan of the railroad lobby to which
the party leaders have consented is
to prolong the time prior 10 the dis
cusson OF the rate II and make it
drag drearily far into the summer, II
need be-
Tsft May Explain.
Hence the house has no business to
do next week except contemplate the
Christmas holidays, draw mileage and
pay and g. home,
In the senate an attempt will be
made to Jam through the canal emer
geacy appropriation in the sum of $l6,-
100000 The Democrats, led by Till
man and Bailey. win fight it, but 1t
VIII likely be of no use. Taft may
be there to perl onally explain his
bookkeeping
Senator Mitchell's death will he no,
ted but not eulf gized, and whether the
segate viii adjourn out of respect is
g question that viii have to be sattlea
upon the floor as the members are not
at all unanimous in the ieda OF ignor
Ing the sad affair. Mitchell was still
q member Of The senate when he died
and the charges against him are not
kntwn to be true by that body, Hence
some Of the members argue that Il
would be very unusual net to take no
tico of his death in the usual way.
save in not asking the appointment of
a committee 10 attend the funeral,
situation from which the senate Is
by the fact that such a com |
mittee could not get TO the funeral In
me.
In connection with the discussion
If fha banana oopaI .ppro,,rio fio, u /
Is assured that the government is
cooking carefully into the report that |
Great Britain is dlckering with Nicar.
aqua, seeking 10 secure grant TO
build the Nicaraguan canal along the
QUITO rejected by the United States.
Britain Causes Uneasness.
The report Is such as to cause some |
lnsasiness for The reason that history /
ihovs that John Bull Is master OF
very artificial waterway of inlerna-
ional Importance save the proposef
'anama canal II he should jump in
md get 3he Nicaraguan route it Is
scerted he would snap his fingers at
ncle Sam would have his canal
'uilt ten years before ours IS Hnishe:
nd would make ours entirely unnec.
ssary. His guns now frown upon the
hips that pass Gibraltar. Sucz and The
'tfaits OF Singapore, and even between
he great lakes OF America he controls
he Wellaud canal. The matter Is
ne of moment. pacially in It's as.
ect toward the Monroe doctrine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
Church Gets RIeh ssnu.st.

After waiting seven years fo-
Charles H. Evans. the son Of the late
Solomon Evans, 10 appear, the Meth
odisi church Ct Rocheste-. n. Y. be
oories the beneficiary to the extcat o.
s2S.sS3.f7. under the sill CT the elies
Evans. who died in July. 1888.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12

Interesting Photographic COLLECTION.
An instructor at Nassar college has
an old and interesting collection Of
photographs-the photographs OF the
babies Of young women who are col
lege graduates. The babies in this
collection are strong and beautiful
They number over geo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12

a farm5olse 1tzr M-eteai. Eng
lard. s Situated il CD teep a isllcu
fhlt IN ta-fe Errfzs Il Re re1r the
sans rays 60 r9i fali sp9a L.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
SAVING Means peaoe a. MIA

The strongest incentive for a nan
save says Ieoaore F. Ioree -is
hat II slsrres bin peace CT mind.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12

Mr. Corey too has maintained all
along that the affair has gone too far
o ever be patched up. INIM
Each day the prospects of the selec.
ton of William B. Schiller, president
of the National Tube Company. as
president of the steel corporation. to
success Corey, grow brighter. The
steel men of Pittsburg. who are inter
ested in the corporation financially.
have definitely settled on him as the
pract cal man to take the place He
Is one cf the best liked men in the
buliness. Mr.. Schiller is about forty.
five years of age, and remained a
bachelor until four years ago.
He was a protege of II. b. Crosby
the millionaire president of the Ma.
uonal Tube Works, for years. Mr.
Crosby lived in a palatial home in All
legheny and when his wife d ed some
years ago he was left practically alone
in the wcrld.
Schiller Wess Widow.
lie had two nieces. one of whom
was Miss Burdette of Boston. whose
nuaDand had Just died, leaving her
young widow with one child. At tho
earnest solicitation of her uncle she
came from Boston and became b,-
housekeeper. II was while serving in
that position that Mr.. Schiller met and
fell in love with her. They were
married soon afterwards and when
Mr.. Crosby died Mr. Schiller was
elected to the position Of president of
the tube company.
When the will Cf Mr.. Crosby was
read il was found that he had left
the greater part Of his fortune TO hif
niece, who was then Mrs. Schiller.
II is estimated that Mr.. Schiller is
worth about $4,000 000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-12
GOVERNMENT is uNpIsruRsep

Berlin. Dec. 1.-THE German gov
ernment, it is reported, does not seem.
ingly attach any political significance
to the Panther incident.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-10-26
For farmers Union.

Joseph w. Morton of Chicago intro
duced to the delegates at the Illinois
State Federation of Labor conven-
ton. in session at Danville, a plan
for "A farmers union, bs means OF
securing regulation of railroad rates.
The proposal was received with
much favor among the delegates.
The scheme Morton has in mind is
Il departure from the ordinary style
of farmers organizations which have
thrived in Texas, Arkansas and In
dian territory. Its main object is to
prevent rebate evils through estab-
fishing a boycott against certain
railroads. With all the farmers or
gaui2ed into unions Morton believes
u boycott could be made effective.
After IA conference with John w,
Walker OF the Dauville miners, and
other country union leaders, Morton
decided to launch the agricultural
organization along these lines.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-10-26
What Shall We Tar ?

Every day the same old question
What shall we eat for breakfast, for
luncheon, for dinner? assails with
monotonous regularity the patient
housewife who seeks to provide good
living for the family in agreeable
variety at moderate cost. There is
a daily department in the Chicago
Record II erald which is intended to
answer this question satisfactorily
every day in the year. 1t is entitled
" Meals for day and provides
menus for the three meals every
day, with the necessary recipes. The
menus and recipes are carefully Sc
lected by the Record Herald's
household editor, and cash prizes
are awarded for the best that are re-
Jeivad. Housewives everywhere are
invited to participate in the COM
petition, For full particulars see the
meals for Day department in the
Chicago Record Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-10-26
.IerOnIe'S Glory.

District Attorney Jerome OF New
York delivered the first speech in
his two weeks campaign for re cleo
ton as an independent to the New
YORK Jnbbers' and Shoe Manufac-
turers' association, in fnlfillment OF
an old dinner engagement. lie de-
hned his position in the following
words: 1--WE given you the issn"
and I've given 1t to YOU clean. They
did not seek 1t. | sought 1t, and |
drew it deliberately SO that no boss
GOULD take me without accepting
his own destruction. They would
not tute me because ! would NOT
stand with my hat IN my hand De
fore a boss. 1t is the glory OF my
fathers sou that no boss wants him
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-10-26
Costly Family.

New York World: The average
policy in the Mutual is S2,346, on
which is paid 800 a year. Last year
the McCurdy family took all the
premiums of 47S4 poicyholders, or
all the dividends OF l09922 policy
holders. During the ll6 years OF the
republic the government of the
United States has paid in salaries to
its twenty five presidents total OF
$3700,000 During the last twenty
has paid to three members OF the
McCurdy family about si,6o0,OO0.