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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
COAL STRIKE IS
BOUND TO OCCUR
OHIO BARONS WILL ATTEMPT TO
KNOCK MAIN PROP OUT
FROM UNDER UNION.
MITCHELL FOR PEACE


indianapolis, Ind, March l5.-Tne
International executive board Gf
Unitod Mine Workers of America at Il
meeting this evening following ad-
iournmcnt of the national convention
approved the finding of President Nit,
chell in the matter Of ousting Patrick
Dolaa flom the presidency of district
No 8, western Pennsylvania, and the
report Of the board tomorrow W Il con
firm the ousting Of Dolan by the con.
yenton Of district No and the ap-
pointment Of three members Of the
executive board to take charge OF the
district affairs until the office is tillei
by special election
After heated session lasting three
hours behind closed docrs, in whicn
Dolans ella ms were argued by him
self and ltriah Pellngham, vice presi-
dent Of the district, who was al 0
ousted from his office, the board voted
unanimously to sustain the action Of
the president and the district conven.
ton
Little was accomplished by the
special national convention of the
United Mine Workers today beyond
the organization of delegates and the
appointment of committees. President
Mitchell delivered his address in
which he expla ned reasons for call
ing the extraordinary meeting and
counseled conservative procedure in
effort TO preserve peace in the coal
industry According to authoritive re-
ports, Ohio operators have retermined
70 abolish the check off system by
which the operators collect dues for
the miners organization and wnicK thh
operators allege is the backbone ri
the union. According TO the report
they will sign no agreement that does
not carry provision abrogating this
arrangement
A number of operators who are
here state that if the Illinois operators
stand on their dignity and bolt the
ioint convention Of operators that all
the other states will make agreements
W itii VIC lillAEA y anu lth al ilOAS Di illN
on a strike in that state
The operators convention to be
held here next Monday will be the
largest in the history of the inter
state movement Besides the four
competitive states, Michigan. Iowa,
Kentucky and the coal states of the
Southwest will be represented. The
operators viii meet with a surprise
for which they are not look ng Every
faction of the miners has buried the
hatchet and when the convention op-
ends they will act on all questions as
unit Nothing that is likely to Gre
ate discord will be brought mp in the
convention John Mitchell and Vice
President Lewis viii work hand IN
hand
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
YELLOW DOC BREAKS SILENCE AND
HURLS ANATHEMAS At HIS ACCUSERS
Andy Hamilton in Flood of Inyectve Brands Board
OF Trustees of New York Life as Ours
and Traitors.
CREATED a GREAT SENSATION

innate and that he had no apology 70
make for himself or for President Nc
Call
one Of his moss interesting state
ments was that in spite Ct reports TO
the country, the so-callod, Paris Ac-
count, was actually reported and ap
proved by the auditing committee.
The first applause from the great
crowd that filled the assembly cham
ber soon as the fact Of Judge Hamil-
toms presence became known about
the building, broke out with roar Of
laughter, after his reference to the
enthusiasm with which he said h =
yictc ries for the New York Life were
received by officials Of the company.
"They would come and pat me on
the back he said, with a bitter
sneer. these men who would not know
me now; they would come and pat me
on the back and say, you did it,
A storm of applause followed his
scathing reference to the yellow dog,
"as a dog of courage and loyalty"
"But the ours who stood around this
funeral that has occurred, the ours
knew of these transactions and shrunk
into their shoes, they are the ours
and that is the reason that / come be-
fore you and say that the great inter
,st OF. two billion dollars Of life in,
surance and four hundred million dol
lars Of assets can never be safely en-.
trusted to the hands and administfa'
lien Of lot Of ours.
This was the osteusible purpose Of
Hamiltons appearance before the
oonnittee, to advocate the pending
bill cf the committee Which would
leg slate the present boards OF direc-
ton out of office and provide for n
complete reorganization in November
next.
HamiltOn's appearance was totally
Unexpected by the committee and he
declared both in his speech and 70
'riendc before and after ii that IL was
almost as much 50 to himsef-that It
vas only ar luncheon today that the
impulse seized him to come before the
committee and have his say in favor
# the bill referred to, with word for
President Mccall aud for himself He
arrived unannounced not long after
four O'Clock, sat back in the room and
for a time was recognized only by one
or two newspaper men Interest was
intense as he passed down amid ST.
'ence 10 his place before the commit
tee.
Among hose who sat near as he
began his bitter arraignmelt of the
New York Life trustees were follow
ing members cf the board: Rufus S.
Weeks, ce president and actuary.
r. A Bvckner vice president; D. p.
kingley, vice president; John c. Nc.
Call, secretary and j. II Mcintosh
Judge Hamilton's attack upon the
trustees Of the New York Life was
made the more dramatic by the fact
that he Immediately followed j. II.
Mcintosh. general solicitor of that
company who had been eulogizng the
members Of that board and challeng.
ing any man 10 give reasons why they
should be removed from office as con-
tcmpla ed by pending legislation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16

Albany NJ Y, March l5.--AndreW
Hamilton appeared before the insur-
ancc investigating commission this
afternoon and brcke the silence which
he has ma ntained, except for his
statement brought from Paris by John
G. Mccall, ever since his name was
first N ntioned in the investigation
in connection with the great sums Of
money shown TO have been paid TO
him during the past ten years on ac
count Of his legal and legislative work
for the New York Life and other in
surance companies
1t would be difficult to exaggerate
the sensation produced by his uneX-
pected appearance and by the speech
which he made, or intensely dramatic
character Of the whole episode His
face flu! he'd and his voice trembling
with passion, his arms upraised and
his fists cl'nched, Judge Hamilton
poured forth a food Of denunciation
and invective upon the members Of
the board or trustees of the New York
Life Insurance company, several Of
whom were present designating them
as "curs and traitors" and paying es-
pecial attention 10 one unnamed.
whom he described as the Pecksniff
of three administrations, confident Of
the Beers scandal and author Of the
Beers pension--Who rotates through
one administration and another and
thinks that he is aoing to be an in
despensibIe member of yet another"
"And do you think" he demanded
that the man who held the same re-
iation 70 Beers that uid TO Mccall
could sit for thirteen years and not
know how expenditures that were
made were to be, and were dlsbursed2
Yet, he, and such like him sit, not
Judging me as peers, but judging me
as conquerors, talking about yellow
dogs"
The only name he mentioned was
that Of the late President Mccall n
reference TO whom and to whose death
he di plaved marked emo ton. He
spoke Of Mccall as a victim, as having
been shouldered with the blame. tine
only one, the dead man, killed, that
they drove to his grave and deserted y
and declared that the memory of this
man had appealed TO him ito come
down here and say something for him
and just word for myself"
He declared unequivocally that
every payment of himself by the New
York Life was made with the knowl
edge and approval of the trustee es-
3ecially of the finance and auditing
committees He pointed out that If
there had been anything the matter
with his vouchers for these payments,
IL was their duty to bring him 30
book for it--yet he sad, month after
month, and year after year for ten
years they passed them land then,
when the cry at last comes out, they
say: We'll We did not know anything
about il; this is the fellow, this is the
man that has done il all When they
say they did not know what was 60
ing on, II eXeites my laughter and de.
rision."
He declared again and again tE1t
The payments were proper and legl-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
NEW MASSACRE OF
JEWS IS DREADED
PREMIER WlTTE TAKES STEPS
TO STOP IMPENDING WHOLE
SALE BUTCHERY
TRtpOFF is INVOLVED
In Conspiracy to Bring About Another
auohter-Plotting to Produce
Counter Revolution In
Russia.

81. Petersburg. March 15.-premier
expressed the fear of another massa'
ere of Jews and today demanded the
suppression Of the League of Russian
People, through which the reactionary
black hundred operates.
II is declared that number Of Rus
sian leaders. among them Count Cahal
and General Trepcff, are involved in a
conspiracy to bring about another but
cherry
Premier Witte was strongly support
ed at the Cabinet meeting today by
Prince Obslensky Procurator General
o fthe Holy Synod, and Count Tolstoy,
Minister of Education.
Officials Are Questioned.
NJ Von Der Launitz the Pglce Pre-
feet. was summoned 70 the meeting
and asked to explain how II happen
ed that the publication o fine proclaim
aticn calling for the determination of
the Jews was printed In the official
printing office attached to his depart
ment
The prefect denied having any per-
sonal knowledge Of the printing. How
ever, it was established that there IS
{, instantly accumnlating evidence that
the plot to produce counter revou-
tion in the hope of sweeping away the
reforms outlined in the manifesto Of
October 80 had its origin in court
eahal.
Officers In Conspiracy
The conspiracy includes General
Trepoff. commandant cf the palace; !;
ASnnerar Count Iganat of. Nj Stichin
| sskg. ox.chiaf aajntant Of the Interior
department. Count sheromeiieff 4
noted reactionary, and General Prince
Putiatin, who are said to be utterly
reckless in the consequences
The plan Is to provoke riots and
massacres Of Jews and revolutionists
rver as wide an area as possible in
order 10 justify still more terrible re-
Dress ons and thereby prove TO the
Emperor that the people are not ripe
for any sort of self government
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
THE BIGGEST TAX.PLOT WAS A HOAX
Appointment Of Appraiser Of Estate
Of Late Marshall Field to Find
Aomunt Due state.

Chicago March l5.-Arthur J..
Currey. SPECIAL national bank exam
iner. was appointed appraiser of the
estate Of the late Marshall Field by
Judge Carter today. Currcy will make
an examination Of the estate az the
time Of Fields death TO enable the
court 10 determine the amount of in.
heriiance lax due the state. Clrrey
was the official whose examination oi
the books Of the Chicago National
bank led to the recent action aga 'nsr
Jthn r. Walsh. 1t is estimated ihe
Field estate will produce the largest
inheritance tax ever received By any
state.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
Rogers confesses - Perjury in State
nent That He Had Been Hired
= XIII Rev. Parkhurst

New York. March 15-The alleged
plot To assass nate Rev. DR. Park
hurst was a hoax according 10 the con
fession made today by Lawrence
Rogers. the man who told the story
upon which an Investigation OF the
alleged plot wa based Roger con
fession was mad in the police court
rhis afternoon while be was being eX-
aminod in the John Doe proceedings
in connection with the aair. He was
promptly arrested on motion Of d s.
trict Attorney jerome and held for
the grand jury on a charge # perjury.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
ASKED FOR BOTH
Resolution is Tabled Demanding Res.
ignations Of Senators Platt and
Depew.

New York, March IA resolution
offered in The Republican county com
mittee of New York county tonight
calling upon Senators Plat and De-
pew 10 res gn their seats in the
United States senate, was defeated by
the ad ption of motion to lay it on
the table LIS reading created a sen.
sation. The demand for the resigna.
tions was based upon the recent in.
surance investigation in this state.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
BACK FOR ANOTHER TRIAL

South Bend. Ind, March l1,-Thom.
as Edward Clark, alias Red Austin,
wanted in Bloomington, H., Pontiac
Mich. and other cities for alleged
confidence games Is to be brought
back TO South Bend for another trial.
the appellate court today reversing the
decision sending him to prison for II
years
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
FACES The JURY.

New AibanT Ind. March 15.-The
rejection of a iury in the Sutherln
wife murder case vas completed to
cav The prosecution alleges thar the
minister choted his wife 10 death and
hanged the body 10 a t-ansom. TO Gre
ate the belief of suicide
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
GRANTED The wRITs.

Bose. idaho. March l5.-JudEe
Beatty OF the United States err this
afternoon granted The alternative
Er.ts Of hsheas corpus peii ionei for
by attorneys ro- N-yar Haywood and
Petub0ne. The anis were made re-
furuable Monday morning Whea the
usttS vii be argued and submitted
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16

Washington March 1.-THE senate
today continued the consideration oi
the railroad rate question by listening
to th5 reading of tho report on Tho
house bin by Tillman and TO a speech
on that measure by Nelson.
Tflmans report was read a the re
quest # Aldrich who said he wa
curious 20 hear the opinion Of The
South Carol ma senator.
Brief attention was given the mes
sage Of The president transmitting 2
letter 10 the secretary Of war relative
to the recen' Moro battle Bacon spok'
Of the killing o. Moros a slaughter
and Lodge deprecated c-ilici;m unit
the facts should be- known.
The heu.e resolution giving he iu
terstate commerce c1mmii sion an
thorty to administer oaths In connec
lion with its iuve-tigation of IN
charges e discrimination mad
against the railroads was adoptes
wi bout the f0rmalty Of requiring is
reference t) committee
stone resolution directing an in
quiry iato the postoffica dcpaHimen
rulings on the admiss sion OF colleg
publications to The mails as seconf
ella matter. vas also adopted
4 large number Of private pen ial
bills and some other semi private bills.
were passed.
The senate adjourned until Monday
Wellington MaTch I5-Wfh tee
type of canal and methoi Uf e1nsnio
tion set undetermined the senate com
mittee on Iuter0ceanic canals has un
der consideration tll' Jo provide ioi
a government canal zoaz ald % her
matters subject to legislative eoniroi
The draft which is before fhe commit
tee in the form Of a c1nfieutial print
vas. prepared by Senator kiiirtdse
ard is similar 90 the oue be offered g
year aga which Jailed 20 pass BE-
c1rs. of the controversy over tae size
ana personnel cf TIE caaai co1mis
sion
The bIu authorizes the president
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
M'NEtL SENTENCED.

Columbus. March >l5.-Frank Nc
Neal was sentenced today to serve
two 20 fourteen years for forgery. Nc
Neal fed the city The day before
Chn tmas and il was alleged he left
forger.es Of S25.0o0 on the name Of
his brother Lon MeNeaL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
BLACK SEA HURRICANE.

Silaferopol. Russia. March IA
hurricane has ragged for three days iH
the Black Sea. Great damage ha-
been done and i1 every port ship
ping has been disabled.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16

Manila. March l5.-Colonal Enieht
Major General Woods chief q staff
has returned from a rec -nnaisance q
the situation in China He reports
there fs absolutely no danger q
trouble and that tranquility prevails
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
MRs- HITe SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Louisville. Kr- March l5-Aliec
ng cruelty. neglect and drunkenness
Mrs. Mamie Z HHe. This aftemoor
sued for divorce The plaintiff asks
fhat -uitaiia provision be- made for
Ter and .ha three children out of ibe
income of sIzn s1ioyei by the DE-
fendant Mr Hfe IS nov in Swiizer-
Land
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16
WONDERS NEVER CEASE

London, March 1.-THE Telegraph's
Toxic correspondent says the Dow
ager Empress Of China has subscribed
$4,000 10 famine funds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-16

spriu sdeld, IH. March l5.-The F.
Gin ana BelTiler1 Electric Railroa
company today increased its capital
stock from $500 70 S1.z09.53o.
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