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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
CASTRO MAY YET
|. PUSH WARCLOUDS
HAS HEAPED AFFRoNTs ON
FRANCE UNTIL HER PAL
IENcE is EXHAUSTED.
BULLY NEEDS COERCION
The Situation is Very Unpleasant
Win Possibilities Of Serious
Consequences to
Follow.

Washington. JAN 12- Although the
present breach in diplomatic relations
between France and Venezuela n
technically chargeable against the
personal ty af NJ. Taignv Freneh
charge at Caracas, the real issue as =
Il understood here. is an attack by
President Castro upon the properties
and franchise Of the French cable
company. The president as erfea lhs
cable company had lent active as sssst-
| ance to the Matos rebellion.
| Therefore he began proceedings IN
| ~ Venezuelan court against the com
oanv on that score and also com
blamed the company had violated the
erms of its concession in not laying
,erta n coast lines of cable and es.
,ecially on crossing the leland of
santo Domingo with land wires sub
iect 10 frequent Interruption IN times
{ rebellion on that island The courts
ustained the presidents view and IN
act, practically took possession Of tho
eompanys offices at certain 20 nts
ghcn tho French government inter
fened
In the absence az 4 regular minis
er. Taigny presented a protest 70
yenezuela. Castro regarded this note
n insuling to his government and
! .efused TO have anything mpre to 10
4 With Taigny But the Frendh govern
nent refused to allow the dispute to
q made personal one and declared
raigny, in his presentation had fol-
owed precisely the instructions OF his
oreign office
At this point Russell American min
SER at Caracas. intervened In the IN
crest of peace and after many patienr
ycharges, Il was believed ne naa
i lnaIly succeedad But while be IN
/. Mced Castro TO Withdraw the note
.nfnsing to do bus sness with Taigny,
hich the French government regard
d as. offensive, he could mol prevail
I ipon Caairo &c. do resume official re-
ations with the French charge.
The climax came New Years Day
y when the French government, suppos-
ne satisfactory settlement had been
cached. received with he usual
,onors OF q New Years Day reception
q he Venezuelan minister at Paris, only
learn that Castro had refused 10
!, 70 likewise for Ia gny a. Caracas.
rhie omisslon touched the pride OF the
. french government which felt Il had
,een made the vicim Of double deal
I ne and deceit, which fact the French
ambassador in Washington was not
low to communicate TO the state de-
partmeni
Russell reported his failure 70 affect
settlement. thereby making himself
Unpopular in GARAGES and then came
notice from the French government
hat diplomatic relations with Nene'
= mela we're completely severed.
= There is hint of punitive measures
= on the part Of France and the situa
ton is regarded on cialy very un
pleasant with possibilities OF serious
!. consequences
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
ENGLISH KING IS
FOND OF AMERICA
EDWARD WILL HELP IN CELE
BRATlNG THE BIRTH OF
THIS NATION.
DESCENDANT or GEORGE
The Three Eyed Who's Statue Was
Made into Bullets and Fired
At TIE Britich Red
Coats.

London. Jan, 12.-"Great Britain
.Avelcsnes the opportunity Of tinitinG
with America in celebrating the birth
OF the American nation" King Ed
ward said today
The present sovereign is the great
grandeon Of George ILL.,, the King OF
England against whom the American
colonists rebellel t30 years ago. He
was speaking to President Tucker OF
the Jamestown. Va Exposition com
pany whom he received in audience
TO hcir about the exposition project.
II has been suggested that Lord
Roberts should head the British mill
tary contingent a1d slfo that a mem
her OF the royal family should attend
the exposition, NJ Tucker mentioned
this 10 the King
A person al message from President
Roosevelt was flelivdred TO His
Majesty. who sent a reply
A personal message from Presiden
town tom rrow for New York on the
steamer Majestic.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13

case up and personally diaayow all
resi-, visibility for the acts of subordt
nate. Dismissal of the subordinates
responsible for Mrs. Morris treatment
and assurances that no repetition or
the brutality to which she was sub
jected would probably appease public
sentiment.
Some of President Roosevelt's clos
est friends particularly Secretary Tan
and another cabinet officer are under
stood TO be counsel.ng the president TO
make a statement The president
through Mr. Loeb, has taken occa-
sion TO inform one local newspaper
that its hahdling Of the matter was
dIetasteful 10 him.
The House Committee on Rules 10
which the Sheppard resolution was
referred, will not allow the resolution
10 be reported. Representative Shep
pard. however, will continue TO stiF
up trouble over it and in this he has
the sympathy Of a large share OF the
house
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13

Philippine islands and with the sole
exception Of love for family and home
that the average Filipino porsef es, |
can see nothing bright in the FLIP no
character" he declared.
The passage e the bill. h said
would moi damage one iota any Amerl-
,an industry or American labor EN-
ployed ia thar industry. 80 one after
-mokirg ,ne native cigar he said,
would want another, and with only
,ne island on which sugar could be
-a'sed. and that without harbor he
Jaw no dang from that source.
81 for one" continued Longworth
an MT In favo- of holding the Philip
zine stands as a part Of the Unred
states one moment longer than we
absolutely have to-
This statement was met with gen.
sral applau @. but particularly Demo
ratio. I am in favor Of turning those
Stands over 10 the Filipino people.
Continued LOrgworth, "to govern
beusrlvee a. the very first moment
hat they have proved TO us they ari
.apabla cf govern ng themselves. How
con that time may come Providence
lone know bat I say the sooner ths
Jelter."
-To speed thai moment I an Il
-avor of this nation doing everything
= can 10 give them materisl benefits
I % unlift them mentally and morally.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
TO BE WARMLY WELCOMED.

Manila. Jan. Elaborate prepara,
tions have been made To receive to-
morrow the b. itish squadron under
Admiral Noel, which has been visiting
Japan, England's ally during the eele-
brations in honor Of victory over Rus
sia.
a British squadron was in Manila
seven years ago when Admiral Dewey
after having sunk the Spanish feet
was greatly annoyed by Admiral Won
Diederichs. Of the German squadron.
The English commander then gave the
German agmi-al pla My 10 understand
that IL Il came TO a fight the British
hips would be 'on Dewey's side.
Admiral Train. the American naval
commander here now, viii give o ban
cue tomorrow evening on tn flag hiI
Ohio 70 Admiral NJel the captains OF
/ the British feet and civil and army
officials. A bah will follow the ban
quet. The junior officers OF the battle
ships will be eatertained al a similai
dinner in the wardroom of the Ohio.
On Friday night Acting Governor
/ Ide will eniertan n the British and
American officers at a dinner. and ths
Officers Of the American Marine Corps
will dine The Bril-s1 Marine Corp
officers. The chief petty officers Of th'
American fleet will give a banquet "a
the British on GERS of the same ranl
az the Metrupole hotel which bo'f
Admi-als Train and Noel viii attend
and the "jaciies" Of tn American
feet will entertain the visiting Jack
ties" az a minstrel show.
On Friday afternoon Admiral Noe
viii give a reception on the p adem
/ On Saturday afternoon the Hitish
residents will entertain the officers a.
a garden party. and on Saturday nigh
The ElEs win give banquet and ball
The British squadron viii sal on
+ Sunday
The American fee9. consisting 81
tse battle hips OHIO Wiseonsin and
Oregon and the cruisers Cinciluail
and Ralieeh. g. anchorei od Manila
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
APPLIES FOR WRIT OF ERROR TO
sTAVE OFF DEATH IN THE
CHAIR.
WORKS DAY AND NIGHT
In His Cell in the Death House at
Sing Sing Preparing Papers
in Appeal to y. S.
Court.

New York, Jan. i2-Albert 7. Pat
lick, who must de in the electric
chair week from Monday unless
Gov. Higgins interfere or a further
appeal Il granted at once, is working
lay and night in his cell IN the death
aouse in Sing Sing. He Is preparing
IN application for a writ Of error
yh'ch he has instructed his lawyers
o file with the United States Court OF
Appeals. Such a writ would act as a
tay Of execution Of sentence.
Patricks wife and his sitter MIS-
Tchn Miliiken of st. Louis, have been
lmost daily visitors to the deato
louse during the last and pfeseh'
week Ii Il their intention TO appeal 10
ioy. Higg rs for a Communication OF
antencp. which would mean a sen
ence of Imprisonment for lie. Pat
ick is personally opposed to sUch
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13

move. His relatives. however, con
tnua to bring all their influence 10
bear upon the governor.
= Il don't want communication Pat
rick says to his callers. Il am en-
titled 10 a new trial and a pardon. The
COVE nor cannot grant the new trial.
bhr he can grant me an absolute par
don, aud to iha, am entitled accord
ne 10 Ian
4Patricks fellow condemned men
have urged that half loaf IS better
lthan none. As one PUT It to the con
dennsd lawyer "A dead convict in
the elecirie chair can take no appeal
THAT'S ~ end
The fcpor recently circulated that
Patrick is breaking down, and that he
r. a -.eryous wreck are not true. In
Sing Sing it was said yesterday that
he IS in the best Of spirits, and that
he so busy he has net time u think
Of anything sl.e than his work
The deaht watch next to the execu
:ion chamber where Patrick Is con.
fined. has not heen doubled yet. There
1e two watchers In the day time and
two al night An electric light burns 10
front Of each cell. and from without
Patrick NAV be watched readily.
As sccn as he gets through writine
| his pencil ami pen are taken away
from him. Iffs eyeglasses are ais
taken from b RI when he does rot reat
to- write. Thi7 precaution T. Necessary
lto make sure tfat the condemned
iawyer cannot lake his own liie.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
COGHLAN DID NOT
SPARE OUR NAVY
ADMIRAL TELLS AMERICAN PEo
PIE THAT IT'S STRENGTH
is ON PAPER.
NO MEN BEHIND GUNS
een Be Found in Number Sufficient
To Man Our Ships in Case
Of Dire Neces-
sity.

New York, jan 12.-In an address
before the Patria club tonight, Rear
ssdmfraT Coghfan commandant of New
York navy yard, delivered an address
On "The Navy" in which he did not
spare criticism.
He sa d that while on paper the
United States in 1908 would occupy
econd place as a world naval power
vet if there were stricken from the
lists such vessels as the "Sainted
oregon" now a second rate bartleship
instead Of one of the first line, the
United States would nos rank better
than fifth or sixth among the sea
powers There Is but one kind OF
ightlng ship said Cognlan "and thai
the speedy battleship Of the line.
Al others are doubtful qualities.
Speaking about the need OF a great
ar national reserve from which men
or the navy could be drawn in time of
var. he said;
I'VE have a naval re -eTve or naval
militia. but our last war taught us
the stamina of lighting, to say nothing
Of the long experience necessary on
sea 10 be useful in a conflict
He advocated the enlargement CT
he merchant marine as base on
which to rely for. naval reserve.
Then he said:
Following the fads of var ous per
SON we find among our fighting hips
some millions of dollars wasted on
frur monitors In the harbor of Ma
nila | have seen one of them rolling
twenty times a inmate trying 10 hit
something with 12-ineh guns much a.
I have seen a woman trying to hit a
hen with a stone.
Three submarine ships came TO the
navy yard last spring for repairs
Heaven only knows when they vii
yet away As soon as you repair one
snd Of a craft the other end needs re
| building. The insides have been
wholly rebuilt and the only thing J
,an see to do with them is to build
new hulls. ! shall object to doing that
however. when the subject comes up
for consideration. ! prefer 10 Jet them
link where they are"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
BATTLE OF rAoeARTs.

wooster. Ohio. January l2-EdNin
IS VERT. the attorney who won Cap
tain Taegarts divorce case. Is urged
10 become a candida = for congress-
Judge N. L. smy e., who was MIS-.
Tageart's attorney. Is the congress
man from this diar Ct and Is expect
pd 10 run again. Wertz's friends de-
clare he can beat smyser in a cam
na.sn as he did in the Taggart case
iussmueh as the district Is safely
Democratic
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
arlArloNs BROKEN oFF.

Paris. Jan. l2.-Though NJ Ma
aourget, Venezuelan charge d'adairs'
has not yet received MS pas ports
diplomatic relations between France
and Venezuela are con iderod 70 have
been broken m There is no cue ton
for the present Of raval d m0nsi Ia-
ton. but there is 10 doubt that the
French government intends 70 have
the fullest recogn .tion 81 and respect
for It's rights.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
MORALES Is SAFE

Z. San Domingo, January 12,-
> General Morales, the fugitive
) president who took refuge in
!. he American legation last 4
. night has resigned the preoi-
. dency, The resignation was
= accepted.
. He will leave this city on
> board the United States gun
/, boat Dubuque bound for Porto
. Rico. The former president
Z, will be accompanied by Enri-
. que Jimenes.
. Vice President Caceres who
/. has been acting as president
: since the time Morales fed
= from the capitol. is now, ac-
!. cording TO the constitution,
= president of Santo Domingo.
The change in government
does not imper.l the negotia-
= tions for a treaty between San
= to Domingo and the United
I. States. Caceres is fayorabfy in
= cHned toward a ratification Of
the agreement reached.
Morales. it Is said, was re.
Gently hidden in a cave, nurs-
ing his wounded leg.
He is now helpless and IN
O. the hands of his medical at
tendents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
NAsr's BODY COMING HOME.

Guayaquil January 12-The Brit
ish steamer Santiago which left here
today took TO Panama the body 81
Thomas Mast. cartOOni-t and former
American consul here who died q
yellow fever December 7. 1902. From
Panama the body win De taken TO New
York.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
DISCLOSED LARGE FoRcERIEs.

Cleveland. O.. Jan. i2-The oommf-
Tee in ehargs 81 The invest CATION oi
the Affairs Of Denis-n. Prior a Co. 70
dav announced that the facts as
closed justified them in stating tnai
II Is thci- belief fGrstriei to the eA-
tent Of fevesal hunsrsi th0lsand dol
lars exist AMI are cnnfrei 70 ncna
fssues Of Canton. ONO; South sharon.
Penn. and Aipsna. Nich.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
LOCKED THEM iN ROUSE.

Pittsburg Kas.. January 12.-Three
children Of Mrs. a. Guerin, the oldest
Of whom was six years. were burned
TO death FIVE miles northeast Of here
today. in a fire which destroyed the
home of their mother. who had locked
them i'm during her temporary all
aancn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
WILL SUPPORT FRANCE

London, January IA pub.
lished interview with German
diplomats In which they say
Germany Is going TO the Alge-
ciras conference with peaceful
intentions have greatly reliev-
ed the anxiety Of business and
other cections Of the commun-
; ity, but have made no impress
sion on diplomats and other Of
ticials Of Great Britain. who
; while they stu believe that in
) the end a majority of the pow
; ers will uphold French conten-
, tions, expect some stormy ses-
}, si0ns cf the conference and an
, hcipate the possibility of the
I, withdrawal of Germany. In Of
,. fetal circles IL is considered
. that the views of France and
. Germany with regard 70 the po-
> Icing of Morocco cannot be
> reconc led.
. Great Britain will support
. the contention of France fer the
. cr ntrol OF the interior gen
. darmerie, aG we'll as all other
/. French contentious. II Is be-
= lieved here that Spain and
= Italy win take the same stand,
. as Ii Is NOT thought any of the
= powers except Germany will de
= sire TO send troops TO Morocco
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
sY TWO DIRTY DOGS.

Louisville. Ky. January l2-To-
night as Miss Blanche Tierney was
going 10 her home. On West broadway.
M wa8 stopped BY two men, one Of
whom struck her in the temple with
brass knucks. knocking her uncon-
scious. The men -tole her purse. con
tanning So
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
M STATE OF ssIeE

Pasarena. CAL January l2--Wilhel-
nina Busch. beautiful daughter cf the
Millionaire St Lou-s brewer. who was
-neaee1 70 marry a Iieufenanf in the
German army. arrived today at the
Busch ranch near here. The house
Is in a state Of seige and Wilhelmina
refuses to be seen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
sunoAs WILL BE DRY.

TinIn. Ono. January t2-Mayor
7 .eister today called The proprietors
Of an SALONS together and told them
that their places must be closed in
reality Sunday. He also ordered them
10 take out ali slot machines.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
WHITE ON wITTE.

Ithaca. y. Y. Jan Speakinz cn
The Prospects for Freedom I'm Rms
s.a~ tolay Andrew D. Waite former
amha= sado- to Russia. said Wifte Il
the only man who can lead Russia to
rational liberty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
STILL AFTTR DEPEw.

Albany n. Y January 12-senatfr
.Breckeff'a resolution requesting he
resienatioh Of United States Senator
.Chauncey II. Depew was introduced IN
the Senate today and was male spec
ial or5er for next Thursday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
RreELs nARcslNe NosTs

.Guayaaun EcuadoT January IL
The reieis have aban toned Riobanra
and are marching north. General Ana-
rade. the conmander q the govern
nenf trrops, has occupied atobamoa-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
scor1Y IN NEW ROLE.

Los Angeles. Cal Ihuary IA
"Seotty" leaves tomorrow for NeN
York 70 complete arrsngemeni5 tor
beginning a theatrical engagement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-13
EARTHQUAKE At VIENNA.

Vienna. January IA slight shock
Of an earthquake was recorded here
last night. It caused no damage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
CABOT

George II. SpiIIer, OpticiaE, was IN
town Friday and Saturday.
cyrus II. Lathrop of Wilhamstown
called Oh friends IN town Saturday all.
terIioon
The schools III the high and grammar
rooms closed Friday for d two weeks
vacation
Representative Hale K Darling came
home Saturday to remain over Sunday
with hs family.
Hale Darling, Jr. has been seriously
Till with stomach and bowel trouble,
following Chicken Pox
William A. Dickinson was seriously
/ III last week with stomach trouble fol.
lowing an attack of the prevailing dis.
temper
Mrs. Ole JelIords Of Washington.
who was ait the home 81 Sarah Taylor
/ during last week returned to her home
/ Saturday.
Mrs. Emily Bacon. who has been Wis.
/ iting at ", Fl. Sprague's for about two
/ weeks has returned 10 her home in
South Washington
Charles Tapln has recently returned
from visit 10 bis brother-in Law, Ea.
i ~ ulcAs ~ i@VWtAt, AdS>,, ANA also
/ to Geo. y Hatch Ct Milford, n. FL
/ Mr. and Mrs. William II Davis Of
I FairIee were ia town last week. guests
4 at the Orange county hotel, returning
Ito their cottage At Lake Alorry Satmr-
day
+ Postmaster Willard $. Hatch held 4
competitive examination for mail car
riefrieF on the rural route. at the aead-
Hpmy Saturday forenoon, WHEN thirteen
IT whom we're from Washington 81 Ran
dolph
] A. n. Corwin & Son are having L
large ice house built 10 accommodate
their place which they rent 10 Baron
+ & Spear, proprietors of the local meat
market. Dearborn and Bacon are erect
ing the building.
Carroll Little, who has been IN the
employ III Geo. MI Smith Il ssh az
Y White River Junction has resigned his
4 position ana returned u Chelsea. where
be enters the employ Of the Electric
Light and Bobbin Co.. where ne will
learn to run the electric lights under
/ the able instruction 81 Walter Dewey
Among those from out of town WHO
/ were here on business Saturday were
1 Clarence y. Steam and Walter WI
| pierson Of East Brookfieil, George W.
Jeffords Of Williamstown, Martin ana
George Bohonon, and Harry Downing
Of Washington. Bert Spooner Of Ram
i doiph, Linn Cuflicr 81 Nersliife and
James M Jones If Tunbridas
/ Chief 81 Police n FL. Ketehum III
Randolph was III town Saturday after.
moon and lodged ii jail for safe keep.
ing A. z. Newman Of Barre City, who
was arrested last week and brought be-
fore Justice n. Il Boyden, on 4 charge
of breaking and entering the Maple
wood a vacant boarding house ID
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27

tions such as this ii the state Of Ner
mont at the present time we Should be
naturally shocked. and yernonters h
not impute 70 themselves on over yiitu-
Gus feeling, eithor II il IA extremely
dangerous position into which \ cons
monwealth sinks when i eondanes the
practice Of legislators IN accepting passes
from the railroad. So perilols does the
position seem to the Vermont legislature
that ii appears On the point d trying
To abolish free railroad transportation
to al except those who are IN some man
ner directly connected with .4e ccrpant
Rhode Island might well - as far as
to forbid the acceptance of passes By
its law makers. The state 81 mind mi
der which che Rhode Islaldcr la5ors IS
told as follow by Providence paper,
~Some Of the men in the seisise Of
the state do not take the passes elTsred
lat the beginning Of the year, lilt il IS
said that the majority have no scrlplcs
about accepting tickets good for rides
every day Of the year. They regard the
passes a legitimate perqnisites, which
help make Il worth while to hold state
Offices. and as the salaries paid do no.
enable the Legislators to live like mil.
lionaires, the passes augment the scant
compensation given by the state and
thus induce good men to be candidates
for Office. The recipients Of passes, It
should be stated, do not feel under my
particular obligations to the New Haven
road for free ridess the transportation
il accepted as a matter Of course, and
free riding is regarded As being no more
improper than the old custom Of buying
illustrated papers for members Of The
legislature and charging tie bills 70 the
state Of Rhode Island
And this in the state Of Roger VIII
Hams and che martyrs to religious be.
lief
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
WILLIAMsTowN.


Ernest Cross was in town yesterday
on business.
Miss 4. u. Baker left Yesterday for
Boston, where she win spend the winter.
Miss Florence Taplin and friend from
Goddard spent few days at +. g.
Littie's, returning to Barre last evening.
Florence Durham went to st. johns
bury yesterday, called there by the Sc.
rions illness Of her fathers brother,
Herman Burnham. who has been IN poor
health for the past two years OF more.
Mn ana Mrs. Don McAilister of Chel-
sea were al Van McAIlister's yesterday.
has extended the South Barre line into
the city, but few phones have been put
il as yet, Scott q Carver being the
first
Mrs. Jane Erskines house was found
to be "a fire Sunday evening when she
returned from church and the fire would
no doubt have soon been beyond con.
troll Neighbors Immediately respon-
ded to the call and soon had the fire ont,
but not until quite large place had
been burned around the register. Ii
Was supposed 10 have caught from an
erheated furnace pipe