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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
MAY HALT TRIAL
FOR NEW vEN|R[.
ANOTHER DELAY IN HAYWOOD
CASE LIKELY 70 OCCUR TO
GET JURY.
TALESMEN ARE BIASED
And Are Dismissed by State-Strong
Undercurrent Of Opposition
Among Witnesses Leads to
Fear OF Rupture.

b Use Idaho, May 21.gIt seems In
+ yitable that the Steunenberg murder
trial must be halted again tomorrow
to permit the gathering Of another
special venire of talesmon. When the
session today ended only II out Of
The 20 reremptory chaIleng i had
been used and only nine of the ten
veniremen gathered week ago re-
NAMED uncalled So som tine to-
M rroW Judge Wood viii probably adj
journ he trial for at least a full day
ard summon 80 additional talesmen.
The vacancy created by the ninth
challenge made on Saturday, was
open when trial was resumed this
morning the yaca ;ney creaad by the
eleventh challenge was open when
court adjourned this afternoon, and
the difference between the two sums
up the little stride forward Of today.
Joseph Oh nm Of chair number s caal
lenged by the defense. and William
McGuffin, Of chair number 6. chal-
lenged by the state, were the men q
the old crowd who went down today
undsrcurrent Of Opposition.
Sixteen men were examined and eI
cused for cause. Most of them had
deep-seated opinions as to the guilt
or Innocence Of Haywood and went
down for bias challeng from the
state.
With the arrival in this city of
witnesses for both the prosecution
and the defense in the trial the great
est precautions are being taken 70
nrew Mt street fights between the par
tisans
While the residents of Boise are
nor greatly interested in the trial ART
the city Is absolutely peaceful, there
is strong undercyrrent OF feeling
between the opposing Witnesses.
Counsel for the defense have eniotn
ed Their witnesses, and those who
sympathizs with the defendants, not
to permit themselves to he drawn in
to arguments which might lead to per
sonal encounters. They openly asser
that the mine owners of Colorado
have gun men who are looking for
trouble with a view to discrediting the
Western Federation Of Miners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
OF ARMY
OFFICERS UPSET.
SUPREME COURT lNvALlDATEs
CUSTOM or MEN HOLDING
TWO COMMISSIONS.
RESULT IS WIDESPREAD
And May Affect All Court Martials on
Which sat Officer With vo.un-
teer and Regular Enlistment
Salaries Also involved.

Washington, May 2o.-There Is
partment that the supreme court Of
1.-THE United sta es has invaliJateI the
status OF every regular army officer
who has held at the same time a
volunteer commission and has also in
validated the legality Of proceedings
OF every court martial of volunteer
officer or enlisted man, on which sat
an officer holding both regular and
volunteer commissions.
The cour last Monday handel
down an opinion declaring invalid the
court martial of Lieutenant Lewis Il,
Brown, a negro volunteer officer, who
was tried and dismissed from thefser.
vice in Cuba. 7 he court martial was
invalidaaed because an officer Of the
regular army, who was also a yolun-
teer officer sat on the court Under
the decision Brown will be entitled to
draw his pay until the day Of muster
ing Of his regiment and the expiration
Of his commission
mdQ HiHCSl WGIty AOQit
The wa department officials re-
gard it as d logical conclusion to be
drawn from the courts decision, that
the findings of every court martial on
which sat a regular army officer who
held a volunteer commission and
which tried a volunteer officer or en-
listed man are invalidated and claims
for pay to the end OF the term Of the
commission c~ enlistment may be
made.
The basis Of the courts decision is
that a regular army officer holding
volunteer commission at the same
time, Is not volunteer but a regular
army officer. The war depart tment
has always held exactly reverse; that
III. that regular army officer h1lding
volunteer commission, was during
the time he held such commission
a volunteer officer and not regular
army officer
May Force Refund of Salaries.
The pay of such officers has been
regulated on that basis and many
officers of low grade were given com
missions to higher grades in the vol
unteer service during the Civil war,
spanish-American wa, and the insur
reotion in the Philippines, and by rea-
son of such commission, drew largely
increased pay Under the recent de-
cision of the court this pay will have
to be returned, that is, If the decision
is really as broad as at present ap-
pears.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
PBESDYT[R|ANS|N
A LIVELY DEBATE
ATTEMPT 10 aut1 D UP CATHOLIC
HIERARCHY CHARGED IN
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
CHURCH HEADS FORMED
Hy Adoption Of commttess RsFc 4
Relating to Changes IN FERN Of
GoveFnment---Te temperance
Fight Up Wednesday.

Columbus, O. May 2a After n
spirited discussion dnring klilch II
was clargea that an attempt VI
being made 10 build up 4 CathoIle
hierarchy the prpsHyt yian Ee7nsal
assembly today adopted the rcnor ot
la special mmiftee ON adninisira
tive agencies referring to the Pressv
tefies, fanF Nv rtares relating iss
Ichanges In the form nG government af
the church. which provide for eA
Establishment of an executive eoatnais
ee by Presbyteres synnds ana gsn
|ai assembly of which modeyates I'll
respective organizations shall he tie
head
II The majority of Presbytaries ap2
pr rs these 0yerlIfes. the COMMITTEES
VIII report TO the next gehefal aa'eai
.bly. plan for ali executive eonlras
sion ol ganeGNl assembly IAa
Recommendation for the establishment
of an exg cuiye commission was yi
orously opposed
Blow al churca'a Principles
Rev. Dr. Doremug. os sEcl.iaIi, XII
claring Il was an attempt t0 seI LIP A
ICathslic heifarehy and Rcv Il Alex
lander II. Kerr, of FenHsyiYsn'a no.
nonncing it as torn of spill
oligarchy and blow at the basic n
ciples of the church
The proposition found warm ss9s
norters. however, and strong aefen
was made Of 4 by the chairman slf tha
committee. Rev Ir. MolEait. pra
dent III the Wash n9t anA JefEafsof
university. II declared That Tho gssa
posed change IN the forn.of govern
ment was Id perfect harmpny With ae
principles IN the clagreh that n slil
not mean concentration ct power,
sut rather al execution 81 pnweg
By unanfmoas Yeta tlse aaRnshlg
made ha feport of sha caisnietee eis
temperance. special order for We'd.
nesaay afternoon. at which timo tsa
controversy betw en- the inter 81 rsh
Temperance federation and thn Arr
Saloon i.eague be threshed oat 90 tae
iloor Of the assembly. The report ct
the board Of missi MS for the Fr raa-
men college board aad Inc commit
tee o9 Christian work among sailors
and soldiers also presented aud
adopted
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
SUPERHUMAN WINS
BROOKLYN CLASSIC
KEENE's THREE.YEAR.oLD iN A
FIELD OF MUD MAKES SEN
SATIONAL FINISH.
$4,000 SEE GREAT RACE
AT Gravesend Park and Cheer Sturdy
Colt and His Clever Rider
Milier--Beacon Light and
Nelson Follow.

New York, May 20 Superman, the
sturdy three year old son Of the
Great Commando carrying the colors
Of James r. Keene and liduGa ny
Jockey Miller, flashed undtr the wire
winner Of the Brooklyn handicap this
afternoon over coG.se fetloak deep
in mud at Gravesend track.
twenty-five thousand persons saw
the mud splashed re ne horse held
back until the stretch and then se4t
out In from to win IN decisive fash
On frm d field Of II starters Bea
con Light. ridden by Jockey Lowe,
was second, length behind S9pef-
nan ANA N lson carrying the colors
of g. II. Danel was ihird
The Brooklyn handicap day brought
out a great crowd to SEE the running
classic An all NIGHT downpour eli
rain fo 3ed the track six horses
were scratched because Of the heavy
going while okenite and Good Luck
N rc added star.ers
Superfnsn Finished Strong.
Supegman took the lead at the star
bat was caught at the quarter by
Qkenite 0kenite held the lead until
the mile. pressed clos IL BY Beacon
ghi and Seweil. At the mile Okcn
he slowed up and Nealon ran out IN
fronr hut Miller, began to urge the
Keene colt and Sup rman Shot out I'm
front and was never IN danger in his
flight thr ugh the stretch
There were cheers for the horse
horse shoe flowers for lh jockey p
rssh Of winners Nor the betting ring
land The Brooklyn handicap he thir1
Il 2n years 10 be won hy y three
rear OLD was over.
Fnnl4I races BronlSlyn handicap
.eQsse osie sRile and d anartar sls
perman > tg |, wngs r aeon Iighi
.30 to i, second Nealon, II To !, third.
Tifne--2.0a
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
.TfRRQR|STSCR|ME
CAUSES BIG RIOT.
"BLAcK HUNDREDS RUN WILD
I'M ODESSA FOLLOWING
AssASSiNATIONS.
THREE Off GALS SLAIN
BY Internal Machine, Placed in Police
Bureau by TWO Men and a Girl
--Douma Glad Of Cars
Escape.

Odessa, May 90. Follow ing The as,
sasslnation OF three public officials
here today serious riating has oc-
caerad and tlis evening th Black
Hnndreds' are running Wild through
the streets, mercilessly beating peo-
pl,, particularly Jews. III ne tan 100
ot whom were seriously iajured soon
al Ell the disturbances began
rho police apparently raTained
passive specta ors Of the disorders.
No arres were made and the Plack
Hmdreds continued their work of
] Yenga unchecked.
Tie tragedy which led 10 tie riatlng
was openly enacted While the super
in endent of pol ce and other officials
re in the Catral r lice Bureau
Il morning fwo men and d girl en-
te ed the building, deposited an in,
Il nal machine in the oniee and went
aa ay.
Capture Terrorists; Girl Escapes.
nhe machin exploded almost inn
mediately afterwards lill ng the chief
ot police and Two detectives. They
we're blown to pieces agd seven other
persons " re seriously injured.
rhe police pursued, fired at wound
ell and captured the Two Terrorists,
bu the girl escaped.
rhe leader was identified as a man
named Teh rthoff The detectives
killed were bitterly hated by the Ter
W lists one of them for participating
in melting the outbreak Of 1905 here,
and the other because h had tortured
II ltical prisoners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
WEEKS DELAY IN
MRS. EODY'S SCASE
ILLNESS or JUICE CHAMBER
LAIN CAUSES POSTPONE.
mENT OF HEARiNc-couN-
Sci TO FIX NEW DATE.

Concord. n H.. May 2o-Ai.hpueh
the condition OF Judge chamhe lsln
was al frs thought 20 be such thet
Il, would be possible 70 begin ihe hear
ing OF the Eddy case tomorrow. his
physicians decided late this afternoon
that he would require several days
least tn recover Eom his iliaess ana
they orde ed bis removal TO hos
o.tal his illness Is not considered
serious buf bis conii ion demends
absolute rest and quiet for q time.
IN view OF this announcement by
p1vs icisus Ct .cemed eVldeat that The
trial win be postponed for at least
week and arrangements were made
TONIGHT for a conference of counsel
10 agree upon tho date OF the heatinr-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
JEROME IN GOULD CASE
District Attorney 70 Look Into
Charges That Detectives Are
Working Against Wife.

New York. May 20.-Disirict Alter
ney Jerome annO need tonight that
he would visit Police Commissi. ger
Bingham tomorrow In connection VIE ,
the Howard Could case. There has
been considerable public discussion o.
to what pari the police have TAX if
connection win The sait for perma-
nent separation. which counsel f-r
Mrs. Howard Gould said today had
been fled against GoHld. ] has been
indmsted that Central Office OF cials
ami detectives wre employed Dy
Gould to obtain evidence against his
wife.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
SEED cRUsHERs TO MEET

Norfolk, Va, May 2o-The annual
meeting of the Interstate Cottone Seed
Crushers' association opens tomorrow
at tie jamestown Exposition and a
large number of members arrived TO-
day to take part in the proceedings
In addition to The members of the as
sociation th meeting will be attend
ed by representatives of the boards OF
trade and other commercial organ
izations Of all the leading cites OF
the South:
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
SCHROGHAN is HELD
Manager Of Policy Holders Commit
tee and Associates Must Face
Trial on Conspirsey Charge.

Nv York. May 20-Nag' 'strate
House today held George b. sehrus
ham. manager of The lnteruauona
pu'iev Holders comui zee. Charles 2
sti7mp and c. r Carringi n, asa.s
ants % schrugbam. for 1iai 0n charge
II Tioiatien of shat section 0f tte
penal code which makes 3D. a conspir
ICY go o5siruct ane process Of the
law
Hcas says be believes Ihe aele-d
ants c0nsHirea 10 otsr7ci dee pro
GEES fthc iaN ~ chsnE'nE ballots
cast n the Feceus electiou for eIie-rz
OF the New Yofs and NatHai Lie con-
panies-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
SOCIETY OF GOLDEN CROSS.

Norfolk. Va. May 2o.-The supreme
commandery Of the Society of the
Golden Cross met at the jamestown
Exposition today for q session Of three
days eBtween ven AMI eight hun
dred delegates from vaTi0Is parts %.
the country are in attendance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
GOVERNMENT sANtrARlvM.

Hot Springs. S. d.. May 20.-The
rev Battle Mountain saniiarinm,
which s to be formally opened th's
week. Is the fn ST Institution Of its
lind Ia the crntry was bri'i ay
he United states Government at a
'ost of a million dollars it is de-
igned especially for the treatment Of
PATIENTS afflicted with tuberculosis
indred dts ases The buildings Snt
equipment are of the most m1le.n
The buildings are s1r
-ourded by a park containing 5oaa
acres.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
EXPRESS DITCHID
DOZEN ARE HURT
BUFFALO AND CLEVELAND FAST
TRAIN WRECKED EARLY THIS
MoRNINc-oNLY PULLMANs
STAY ON RAILS.

Utica. n Y. May 2l--Ths Buffalo
AMI Cleveland express. west bound,
ran into a deraiied freight train four
niles east Of. Little rails at 40 this
morning Tuesday and all but The
four last Pullman coaches were
thrown from the track. Il Is under
stood that Ten persons we're injured
au4 fhe engineer and fireman badly
hirt. Anbuianees from Little Falls
made several trips 70 the scene Of the
wreck. carrying injured to tia. pace.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
ROAD ATTACKS INolcTMeNT.

New York. May 90 The Great
Northern railroad company today
lled demurrer to the indictment
charging that it hal granted rebates.
there being two counts. one charging
lnering and the other Of giving re-
Yates. The demurrer ates the in
lictment Is vague. the chatge uncon
stitutional the statute Of the inter
tate commerce law. under which the
action was brought unjust, unequal
md implied thai unequal regulations
and the enactment of the indictments
was TO deprive the defendants OF
property against constitutional pro
lection
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
rRAlNmgN END MEETING.

Atlanta Ga. May 20.-The Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen completed
its business late today and adjourned.
Columbus. Ohio was selected as the
place for the mex bi nnial convention.
The grand executive board was elect
ed today J II. Rhodes. CT Toledo
Ohio, was chosen chairman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
NATIVES FEAR VOLCANOES.

Massina Sicily, May 90 Stromboll
and Mt Etna volcanoes again are ae-
tive, especially stromboli Deafening
explosions are of constant occurrence
and the population Of Stromboii IS.
land ara again for the secend time,
thrown inlo condition of terror.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
MEXICAN TROOPS
ARE BEING MOVED
ofAz SOLDIERS FoRwiNG on
GUATEMALA FRoNTlER-RE-
VOLT IN SALVADOR LATEST
IN CENTRAL AMERICA.

Cfy of MeMc1. MAY g1-1le Iran
t-o.ps are being moved % IRE guate-
1alsn frontier This i-ioiaiaiaea
reat1cI ihe cifl al lo,ey 'H pts
este telegram in what nlmh s Or
fol what rrrPose these sail.els are
lt.nr uorej sauihEard IS Hof kaoE1
.rfsfse 0f oHical cr-'cs q has
fon iaa-reI th1f fhe sclre ~ greet
esf sctrift is no4 divided between
ma,a Chr ard szifstfF-
An American 111laess nan noF i7
te CTS abo ari4e9 iEVm SEA Sslfa-
sei a fc9 daFs aeo. save E = o1iy a
erection OF time before Saisa o- is
T. revolt
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
WAR on THE FEDERAL GANG.

Atlanta Ga, May 20 Chairman
Blodget f the state Republican lea.
g e. when was formed to fight the
pr sent administration TO-DAY issued
an address TO Republicans Of the
south in which he takes the admnis
tration severely to task for appoints
meni Of Democrats and nkewarm
Republicans ana urges no federal on
flee holder be appointed Q d iegata
to the next Republican national cn-
vention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
c-AR is CONGRATULATED.

st. Petersburg, May 2o.-Preyious
10 the opening Of parliament today 4
re olrticg expressing the great Joy Of
the house al the mperor's escape
from death at the hands of those who
bic tied his assassination, and the
deepest indignation at the recent
crl ninal conspiracy so fortunately
Fl strated. was unanimously adopted
but the exp cited monarchist demcns
stration did not take place. Social
mocrats. Social Reyolutionists, part
of the Group of Til and others were
absent when the resolution was pre-
seated and adopted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
FouR NEGRO CHILDREN BURNED

coalgate, | r.. May 20,- Four negro
children were burned 70 death herr
last might During the absence of
The parents. tae house caught fire and
burned SO fiereely that the childs
could not be rescued.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21

Batteries-Liebhart. Berger, clarke
md Wakefield; Hughes and Blanken-
ship.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21

lF YOU "NEvER HAVE" advsrtls-
ed, and the "never have bogy has ter
rors for you, perhaps you viii con-
tInus TO do things IN the hardest ways.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21

Batteries-Be Ben ana Hsllef, Leefe'
and Smith.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21

BaIteTies-EnDanhs anu
Plank and Schrecll.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
SOME PEOPLE NAY THINK VA that

goods WnIch are not worth adVcffI7,
ing must Be Or inferior quality, or areI
open 10 suspicion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21
American League.

Bait res Smith and Sullivan.
Pruitt and Armbruster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-21

Batteries Taylor, Ames, Ferguson
and Bresnahan; Brown and Marshall
Brooklyn, n. y. May 20.-Brooklyn
could not hit Lever.
y II Il
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
Lectures on Literntnre.

An important course OF lectures is be-
ing delivered in Washington at the Y.
". c. A. by Prof. James c. FernaId. a
graduate of Harvard University. and
well known as a teacher. editor, writer.
and specialist in English; the author of
several standard works on spelling.
pronunciation. and style. His lectures
have been well attended, and have been
SO much appreciated that It has been
decided TO repeat the course of twenty
lectures The lectures in the new
course began last Thursday afternoon.
and viii be held on that day each week
at 4:45 o'clock The lectures are of
about an hours duration, and will be
supplemented by discussions in class.
with an opportunity for personal confer
ence with the lecturer. The subjects
are as follows:
The Origin Of the English Language
Elements Of the English Undergraduates Saxon.
Elements Of the English Languags-Latin French.
Greek. and other FORMS
Balanced and ContraStcd Words-English Syno-
nyms.
Contradictory Words-Antonyms
The English Dictionary-How to Use IT,
Etymology as a Help 20 Style-DeriYatinn and
Composition Of Words.
The Enlargement and improvement Of the vocabu-
lars.
The Impoverishment of the yocabulary-slang or
Can't.
The Connectiyes Of English spoech-Preposi-
items &c.
Figures OF Speech-Niyacity, strength
Perspicuty-fhe Lucid style; Addison, Lincoln
The Elevated Refinement Nobility. En-.
phony.
Brevity and Explicitncss
CumprchecsiEeuCss-Th Writer'S Visim,-A,4r,r
tionmeut Of Space for Best Results.
Studies Of Eminent English Authors
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01

the soldier who was without a wife in the
world With the younger and single men
rushing forward. brave and fearless, the
married man generally brought up the
rear. ] cannot say that the married men
shirked their duty. but when the engage
ments We're raging at their height most
Of them usually would be found endeavor-
ing to seek shelter and at the same time
do their duty
Many correspondents and officers who
took part in the various battles on the
islands talked the question over. l re-
member that the universal opinion was
that the single men had made the best
soldiers. ] remember many instances
when ii fight was going on where mar
ried men, in the anXiousness to escape. at
times actually neglected their duty. This
also happened perhaps among the single
men but rarely.
with the close Of battle and the dead
on the field. those who had beeg shot
down as they advanced were almost in
fariably unmarried men. This was
brought out when the officers took charge
of the bodies for the records and 20
notify their relatives. Now and then, Of
course, a married soldier who had fallen
among those ahead, was found. The single
man, however, considering the percentage,
was there in far greater numbers than
his fellow soldier the benedict"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
PHELPS STOKES TO LECTURE.
Millionaire Socialist to Speak Here
sunday.

The Economic Educational League
has announced a lecture entitled the
"Reasonableness of Socialism" by j.
G. Phelps Stokes and Rose Pastor
Stokes. for Sunday. s p. m. March 3, at
the Masonic Temple. Ninth and F
streets northwest. Mrs. Stokes began
life as a cigar maker. Later. she was
a reporter Of the Jewish Daily News,
after which she became interested in
settlement work. Mr.. Stokes, who is a
millionaire, is a graduate of Yale and
Columbia universities, and as is well
known has been prominent in settle
ment work, and in a great many other
philanthrOpic movements.
He was on the ticket with Mr.. Hearst
when the latter ran for mayor on the
municipal ownership programme. Prior
to this Mr.. Stokes had radical views,
but had held aloof from the socialist
movement. Recently. however, he re-
signed from the Independent League
and Municipal Ownership party, and
formally joined the Socialists He has
also recently abandoned his settlement
work.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
ScIinuer's Special Oner.

Beginning to-day. and for one week
c..iiy. Selinger's, F st, corner 9Th. will put
your watch in frst-class condition for
one dollar. Mr.. Seiinger claims TO have
the best repair department I'm the city.
and the object of this remarkable offer is
to have everybody know it. If your watch
Is in need Of repair. YOU VIII do we'll TO
take it there this week It makes no diff
ference what condition the watch is in
he viii repair it for one dollar. Horse
timers are not included.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01

The color schemes displayed in some
OF the new waists are more than attrac-
tive, and one which deserves mention
is sketchad here. The waist is one
easily made. and appropriate for dressy
wear. a silk wolfe was used in the
waist, with narrow-pleated silk ruffles
Of a darker shade as adornment for the
deep collar The plastron front is of
lace. dyed to match the waist material.
while the narrow vestees are of velvet
in dark blue. The fronts and back are
easily fun, and not so fussy as TO be
unsuitable for any of the soft cloths or
silks The sleeves may be long. or Of
elbow length as shown. For the me-
dunn SIZE the pattern calls for "a yards
OF 32-inch material
pattern Of this waist-sizes 80 to
40 inches bust messure-may be obtain
ed by inClosing 10 cents in stamps, and
addressing Pattern Department. The
Washington Herald, 734 Fifteenth street
northwest. giving number t2323), and
size wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01

blouse. of fine linen, employs a handsome
insertion of TOrchoH lace introduced upon
both sides of the front band. The lace
is effectively employed about the cuffs
and collar and is used to form a small
Frencby, chic jabot.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01

Tailored waists of silk. cotton. or Bnen
show some new characteristics that, while
they do not detract from the simplicity
of the blouse, add touch of FRESHNESS
which IS very fetching. The illustrated