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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
BUELOW WINS
SHARP CONTEST
PERSUADES WAvERiNG PARTIES
IN REIcHSTAG TO SUPPORT
GOVERNMENT.
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
Today's Sitting-So-calied Bloc
Parties Renew Pledges
TO Kaiser.

Berlin, Dec. 4.--Prince Won Buelow,
imperial chancellor, has won in a
short, sharp contest with the waver-
ing national liberals. They and all
parliamentary parties, forming coal
ition. including the two conservative
and three radical groups, agreed
afresh in caucuses late today to sup
port the government. The leaders
met and arranged program for to-
morrow which will begin with a vote
of confidence In the chancellor, Thus
concluded a day IA inurh potfficai CON
fusion and excitement.
The question still remains whether
the parties representing such diverse
interests can continue to cooperate
In supporting the government on
variety Of controversial measures
pending Buelow solved his iinme-
diate embarrassment by using the ma
tional liberal criticism of the govern
ment's financial measures as an OPP
portunity to have a straight out talk
with the coalition leaders over the
continuous doubt whether the govern
ment was really able to command
majority. This doubt has existed since
the election early liz the year, 1t be-
ing constantly affairmed by the gov
ernment's opponents that the bloc
parties could, not possibly keep to-
gether. The chancellor, amazed the
reichstag by quietly caa'sg together
the leaders of the various parties. The /,
substancn of his communication TOT
them was that lie would ask the EN-
peror for leave to retire unless hc-I
could rely for majority upon the
coalition. He therefore asked the
leaders 10 discuss the situation with
their followers and among themselves
to see II they could promise unity 1t 1
was presumed the chancellor wasSact-
ing witlfsthe omperor's full approval. |
The groups Of the so-called bloc
held csucuses and la.er the leaders Of
the esvarious parties bst and removed |
their pledges in general to the govern.
me,ie agreeing to 'iptrodpce vote |
OF eonfdente fomoyFow' ~ 4
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
DEATH CLAIMS
SUGAR MACMATE
HENRY o. HAvEMEYER OF NEW
YORK SUccUMBS 70 ACUTE
INDIGESTION,
Ill ON Thanksgiving.
Physicians Have Been Constantly in
Attendance Ever Since--De-
cedcnt Was One OF Pioneer
Suuar Refirers.

New York Dec. 4.-Henry O. Have
meyer, president OF the American Sn-
gar Refining Company, died at 8 D..
m, today in his home near Commack,
L. Il He had been Ill with an attack
of acute indigestion for several days.
Soon after dinner on Thanksgiying
day Mr.. Havemeyer was seized with
v:onlent PAINS. Physicians pro.
nornced it acute indigestion, and his
condition remained SO serious that
the physicians were constantly at his
bedside and at no time was there
much hope
Mr. Hayemeyer was the son OF the
late Frederick Christian Havemeyer,
who, with his father was pioneer
in sugar refining. He was born Oeto-
ber IS, lS47 In this city, where his
father aud grandfather amassed' for.
tune in the sugar refining business.
He formed the American Sugar Refin-
ing company in 1887. In 1897 he at
tracted wide attention by refusing to
answer certain questions put to him
by the United State. senate commit
tee which was investigating the
sugar industry.
He was indicted aud tried for con
tempt After a long legal fight he
was freed. He engaged In q, hard
fight with Arbuckles for control OF
the sugar business. and when 1t was
over the position OF his company was
strengthened He was considered one
Of the wealthiest men In New York.
Ills wife and four children survive
him
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
TROUBLE BREWING.

Goldfield, New, Dec. 4.-The exc
cutiye committee of the Mine Owners
Association tonight received assur-
anee from Governor Sparrs that he
had called upon Washington. request.
ing that troops be held in readiness
for use in the Nevada mining camps
and that a garrison of regulars be es-
tablished at Goldheld. There is moth
ing in the immediate situation to re.
quire the Intervention of troops. The
town is as quiet as usual. but 1t is
feared by the mine owners that trou-
BILE is brewing and that an outbreak
might occur any time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
SENATOR KNOX
FOR PRESIDENT
Pc PENNSYLVANlA REPUBLICANS s
LAUNCH BOOM AT DINNER
IN WASHINGTON.
EULOCJzEO ROOSEVELT
In Response to Speech of Commenda-
tion--Says Next President viii
Be Republican and Nominee
Will BE Supported

Washington, Dec. 4-The boom oil
Senator Knox OF Pennsylvania, fol
the presidency was formally launched
at a banquet In this city tonight
when the Pennsylvania Republican
congressional delegation placed itself
Isquarely on record in favor of Knox
as Roosevelts SUCCESSOR The occa.
sion was dinner given by former
Representative Joseph c. Sibley of
Pennsylvania, to the Pennsylvania
|aletegatIon ill congress-. Knox's candi.
|dacy was hailed most enthusiastically
by his colleagues in congress. Rep
resentative Burke OF Pennsylvania
who named Knox as Pennsylvania
choice, reviewed Knox's career and
pointed out how intimately he was
identified with and responsible for
the success of many great policies
that have aided In making the admin
istration of President Roosevelt
notable. He also read extracts from
letters written by the president.
warmly commenting Knox for the
part he had played in the enforce
ment OF the antitrust laws. At the
conclusion of Burke's speech mo-
ton was carried that-the sentiments
expressed be adopted as the sense 'of
the entire delegation.
Speeches were also made by Sen
ator Penrose, Governor Stuart and.
Goyernor Murphy a%'of
and others.
Knox in his response eulogized
President Roosevelt and the Republi
can party.
Expressing his appreciation of the
words of eemmendation spoken tosI
night Knox said. -
II value them especially as words
Of approval of such public service as
| have been enabled to render fin the
past. As to the suggestion off pos.
sible higher service for the futures
that suggestion mtst rest upon s1rth
as my public. record sIfd
wishes OF Pennsylvaniar Republiranst
supply.i He closed bis speech with
the declaration. The Republican
party viii name the next president
Of the united States and it's choice,
wherever 1t may. fall. will receive
Republican approval"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
JUDGMENT AGAINST I.
SOUTHERN ARRESTED
NORTH CAROLINA SuPRe eME
COURT VIRTUALLY REPEAts
FINE OF $4,000 IMPOSED ON
ROAD.

Raleigh, n. C.. Dec. f.-3The state
supreme court in decision this after
noon arrests the judgments of Judge
Long as to the 100000 fine of the
Southern Railway for violating the
"a cent rate law. The right OF the
court to fine or impr-scn say railroad
official for selling at a higher rate Is
denied. that federal courts cannot in
terfere in criminal prosecutions. an |
that In civil suits a railroad may be
mulcted $500 for each sale.
Chief Justice Clark dissents, saying
the railroad should he fined and init
nation that an extra session OF the
legislature should be held.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
BATTLESHIPS MOVE
TO join BIG FLEET
SEVERAL AWAITING BETTER
WEATHER AT DIFFERENT
PoINTs-somE LEAVE BROOK
lYN YARDS.

New York. Dec. i.-The battieshirs
Rhode Island and Virginia steamed
from Brooklyn navy yard on schedule
time today. The former. upon arriv-
ing of Tompkinsville. Staten Island.
anchored for clearer weather. but the
latter passed out at Sandy Hook to-
night and started for Hampton Roads.
The Yankton and Connecticut viii
sail tomorrow. The Minnesota will
rot get away before Monday or Tues
Gay.
The Vermont arrived OF Sandy
Hook lightship and anchored there 10
wait favorable weather to come up
the harbor. The Illinois and Missouri
shich sailed from Boston today. put
into Prorincetcvn for shelter
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
LEARNED PROFESSOR.
DIES Of PERIT0NITIS

Lincoln. Neb.. Dec. L-Professor
Jeffery f. Hrbeck. professor OF Ger
manic and Salyonic languages at the
University OF Nebraska, died today OF
peritonitis. Hrbeck was native OF
Bohemia and came to Nebraska from
the University OF Iowa. He was 2S
years OF age. but was recognized as
one OF the leading instructors in Sal
yonic literature The remains will be
taken 10 Cedar Rapids. Iowa. for bur
ial.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
MANY MEASURES
IN j. S. SENATE
IMPORTANT AMENDMENTS or
FERED TO LAWS AFFECTING
PUBLIC SERVICE.
RAILROAD RATE LAW
Extending Free Mail Deiivery--Ad-
hitting Arizona and New Mex.
ico---To Suspend Customs
puties--currency a

Washington. Dec. 4Nearly .
thousand bills, most OF them private
pension bills, were introduced In the
senate today and all were referred
to committees, where they will be
taken up for consideration after the
rev senators shall be given commit
tee assignments. No other business
OF Importance was transacted
Among the important measures In
troduccd today we're:
Amending railroad rate law In such
manner that change Of tariff filed
with the Interstate comefce commits
sion cannot go into effect where OBJ
lection is made until the commission
has declared the rate fair
An administration measure proyid-
ing for an increase of pay for mem
bers of the army, navy and marine
corps; providing for the teaching Of
agriculture in normal schools; re.
pealing timber and stone act and pro-
viding for the sale of timber on prb.
lie lands; requiring that railroad
yield a fair return on the valuation of
a roads property: extending freeF de-
livery service to towns having a pos.
tai revenue OF $4,000.
Bill providing for the increase of
mail carrying rate for sixteen knot
ships plying ON the Pacific and South
Atlantic, to an amount not exceeding
the rate paid OH first class vessels
The bill Is designed TO meet the
ideas set forth on the ship subsidy In
the presidents message.
The bills for the admission of New
Mexico and Arizona as separatf
states.
Bill authorizing the president to-
suspend the collection of customs
duties on articles coming into com
|HAjl am with ilrQls2sts of onlpaniss
which sell abroad at q Iowes pficell
han in this country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
TRAIN BEARING DENEEN IS
WRECKED NEAR HARRISBURG
CoIIided With Coal Train--Goyernor and Party
Shaken Up--Three Trainmen Seriously
Hurt-0thers Slightly

were in the last coach and escaped
injury excepting a shaking up, and
left here later for Vienna on spec
ial train. The fireman, engineer and
Laggageman OF the passenger train
were seriously injured, and twenty
passengers bruised and other wise
hurt. Physicians and carriages left
here for the scene of the wreck and
brought the passengers here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
OF
DEEPER WATER
GATHER IN WASHINGTON FOR
N MEETING or RIVERS AND
AARsoRs CONGRESS.
NO SECTIONAL PROJECT
10 Plan to Dig Big Ditch From Lakes
to Gulf, Says Walbridge, Of St.
Louis---Neariy Two Thou
sand Attending.

Washington, Dec. 4.-Prominent OF
tficials Of the national government.
governors of states. representative
lcf foreign powers. members OF COZ
gress AMI leaders in all walks OF ciyi
life in America, participated today i,
the opening of the convention Of this
National Rivers and Harbors con
eress. Nearly two thousand delegate,
representing every state In the Unior
were present
1t is not expected that any definite
Ior concrete action in the promotion
Iof the projects advocated by the con
gress will be taken, but II Is hoped
that the work of the convention viii
SO impress the national congress as
to induce it to make adequate apnro.
priations for the improvement of rir,
ers and iiarbors.
On behalf of the national admins.
tration Secretary Root extended 20
the congress hearty sympathy In the
work 1t had undertaken and gave as
surance OF the support Of administra.
tfon In the conclusions arrived at b.
the delegates.
AT the afternoon session OF the con.
yention Cyrus p. Walbridge, OF st.
Louis, reviewed the work OF the Lakes
to Gulf Waterways Association and
the present management Of the $3.50
citation He said the work of the as
sociation was in the hands Of twenty
members, including the governors of
several states. The object was to
promote the. construction Of ship
channel at least IA feet deep from the
Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico
suc1l waterways ne gaId w061d sexs
tend our coast line t,500 miles into
the interior cf the country. and, IN
effect, create, with the Eric canal, 4
continuous internal waterway from
New York to New Orleans, He poins
ed out that much. OF this 7. work hal
been done; that As miles had already
been excavated south from Chicago
md that Illinois was proposing to is,
sue s20,100,000 to continue the pro-
ect. The one, criticism that had been
made of the project was that It was
sectional; but" said the speaker, IL
want to say that our association had
10 more hearty .,sApporters,, mo J. map
rEht' haraerr tofsad8ancesf
nent of our enterprise than the mon
# the Mississippi Valley : ~ q 4
Lake to. Gulf I..gislatiqA Is, rot,
ocal aHd cahiot' be called scttib8a17 \
t is national in scope | hope the
resent congress WIFI adopt ,schemc
n favor of appropriation OF an sde-
uate sum of money for the construc.
ion ana carrying'iuto effect of this |
,reat. project. "-"T - 4
GustaSe H. SehSab. of the North |
ierman, Lloyd Steamship company |
epresebtfng the Merchants. .AsSofiaul
ion Of New York, aeiiyereds an. adj
ress on the foreign -copmerce of the
fnited States in its relation to .rifers
nd harbors.l !. - kisc. 4
'At.tohight's sessisn addresses eFera |
lade BY J.rC. rWqlivcr, Of lews; Git
ord PincbotS chief Of tie forestry
ureau. department. of 'agEcuituTGsI
nd mernbers ;of !thesinlans 'salefvay%t |
oHihissionl and others : $50
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
REFUSED TO APPOINT
RECEIVER FOR EXPOSITION

NOrflk. Va. Dec. 4.-In the United
States district court today Judge Wad-
dell decided to appoint receivers for
the jamestown Exposition COMPANY.
He announced that the court VIII
take two days to consider the names
suggested for receiver.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
ALL RECORDS BROKEN
FOR EXCAVATIONS

Washington. Dec. 4.-Coi Goehtals
chief engineer Of the Panama canal
csbled the canal Offices in this city
today that all records we're again
broken for November in the matter
of excavation on the Isthmus. The
total amount Of earth removed that
month is 1.S5s fs6 cable yards.
against SS9.407 In November Of 1876.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05

Special to The Bulletin
Harrisburg. ILL.,, Dec. 4.--The pas
senger train bearing Governor De-
neen on his political tour of the state
was wrecked within two miles OF
this city this evening by colliding
with coal train. The engine and
baggage car were completely de-
molished.
Governor Deneen and his party
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
sHoNTz ELECTED PRESIDENT.

New York. Dec AT a meeting of
the directors Of the Alton railroad to-
day. Theodore p. ShoRts. president Of
the Toledo. St Louis aud Western
Railroad company. was elected presi-
dent io succeed s u Fclton. resigned
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
EEoUIsITIoN GRANTED
FOR STEVE ADAMS.

Boise. Idaho. Dec Gov GOoding
today granted the requisition for
steve Adams. wanted at Telluride.
Colo, for the murder Of Arthur Col
Inns. Adams was recently tried at
Ratbdrum. Idaho. for the murder Of
Fred Tvler. the jury dissgreeins-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
CURRENCY COMMITTEE MEETS.

Washington. Dec. i.--The newly
appointed house committee Of bank.
Ing and currency held its first meet.
ing today, spending two and one half
hours discussing the currency aues.
tion. The only definite aeticn taken
was that authorizing the chair to APP
point a subcommittee to draft and
submit n currency bill to correct the
present financial situation.
The recurrence of two phases of
shessseQpgrspcyx gqssssss sssaEssa, I { shs 4 s.
.,Thee creation OF elasticity an the
c;irfencl and disposition, of reserve
IN national banks. The CONT,
i}itteeF Mas apparently agreed aud
w3ll sanction to move the Increased
bulk of paper money but viii cqnfine
itself to the consideration of the best
means Or injecting alastfcity. ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
WESTERN FRUIT JosssRs.

Chicago. Dec. THE annual col
vention Of the Western Fruit Jobbers
Association met here today. Prcsi-
dent Jones. Of Sioux Falls, s. D.. Sec-
retary Branch. Of Omaha and Treas
urer Gamble. read their annual re-
ports.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
TWO JOIN FLEET.

Boston. Dec. 1.-Two battleships.
and Illinois. sailed today to
join the feet which is to start for the
Pacific December 16. r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
POSSE TRACES MURDERER.

Fairport. Iowa. Dec. A posse has
traced Harry Jones. accused of the
murder Of William Van Winkler and
wife. 10 the woods along the Missis-
slPpi river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05
ex-psesIpesr DIES

Buenos Ayres. Dec. 4.-Generai
Luis Saenz Pena. er-president of AT
zeniine Republic. 5ied today
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05

AL CLEAN AND WORTHY huei
ness 10 benefited ~ psbIieisy ~ y
'is mistake q keep \ n - shs1s
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-05

A FARMERS ADVICE to his boy
was "pon't spend money rsckless'y---
except for fertilixing' Advertising 10
the fertilizer OF business.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26

tributed from California, and he knows
that the people Of the Eastern States re-
gard the matter sent out as authentic.
This is the way Captain Menardi would
have Nevada known. When the States
newspapers are well in line he hopes to
have data gathered for 'write-ups'' of
the counties and the mining camps with
in the counties. Agriculture will be
given a boost, and the admirable loca-
ton of towns will be advertised for fac
tory centers.
In time the promotion committee OF
the Nevada Commercial League may es-
tablish an information bureau and an
swer truthful1y the questions asked
about the State, Just now the mining
excitement has pervaded the most re-
mote quarters of the country, from
Maine to Florida and back across the
continent. Canadian residents have been
investors in property in this State; there
is still unlimited capital at the Atlantic
coast and the middle west willing to be
be invested in Nevada if the owners only
could be truthful1y Informed of the re-
sources. To reach them all is the pur-
pose of the publicity bureau.
Literature, well written and well
printed, will be sent to all bureaus of IN
formation and be on display at the
Chambers of Commerce in San Francisco
and Los Angeles. The department, in
time, will gain reputation, it is hoped,
for promoting the best interests of the
State, and will greatly facilitate the work
of the Nevada Commercial League.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26
NEW THIS WEEK.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis
trct Of the State of Nevada, Lyon county.
In the matter of the estate of Order to Show
Alva Could deceased Cause.
Upon reading and fling the petition OF Charles
Braun the administrator herein. and II appear
ing necessary that all the real estate lett by the
deceased should be sold to meet the expenses OF
the administration of said estate. Now, upon
motion of Mack & Harrington. attorneys Tor the
said estate it is ordered that all parties con-
cerued or interested in the said estate or prop
erty shall be and appear before this Court al the
court house Of Lyon county, at Dayton, Lyon
county, State of Nevada, on the 9th day OF Feb
ruary, 1907. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon ana
show cause why an order should not be granted
authorizing the administrator herein to sell all
the real estate left by the deceased, Alva Gould,
which said real estate Is situate in the town OF
Yerington, Lyon county, Nevada. and bounded
and particularly described as follows to wit:
Commencing at the southeast corner OF lot
decided by j. Asper Daniel to A. ]. Littell ana
running thence west along said lot 1856 feet to
lands owned by E. w. Bennett, thence south SO
feet, thence east I36 feet to west line OF Main
street. thence north IS feet to place OF beginning.
And it is further ordered that the Clerk OF this
Court issue notice of this order to all persons in
terested in the said estate, by publishing the
said notice at least two successive weeks prior to
the time set for SAID hearing, in the LYON
COUNTY TIMES, a newspaper published at yer
ington, Nevada. and hereby designated as the
paper which is most likely to give notice to such
interested parties.
Dated this sth day of January. 1907.
FRANK p. LANGAN,
District Judge.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26
Nevada Will
Be Known

The world that reads is soon to know
of the resources of Nevada. A publicity
department is to be conducted under the
auspices of the Commercial League
which will give true and impartial facts
concerning this great State, and these
reports are to be sent to all the publish
ers in the United States and Canada.
Competent men are to be engaged to
gather the data for this seine, and the
matter will be Systematically arranged
and given out to the newspapers of the
country. Captain ]. B. Menardi, who is
one of the Nevadans giving his support
to the Commercial League, states that he
will suggest the publicity plan to the ex-
ecutive committee at the next meeting,
and if the funds obtainable at the pres
ent will not permit the organization to
bear the expense, he will pay the SER
vices of the department out of his own
pocket.
The initial move of the Nevada Com
mercial League in the way of giving pub
1icity to the State is to furnish weekly
every newspaper in the State with re-
ports which will show the matters under
consideration by the organization offic-
ials. Railroad rates, which it is agreed
are the things of greatest moment to the
people of the State, will be published,
and the tariff on different commodities
on different lines compared in the press.
In this way Captain Menardi hopes to
get the people interested in the fight
against the Southern Pacific. When the
exact amount of money many Nevadans
pay over to residents Of other States is
known, it is believed the people will
stand with greater spirit with represent
atives in the Legislature and aid in a
movement to get concessions from the
railroad, concessions to which Nevada is
entitled.
California is the most progressive
booster of all the States, is the opinion of
Captain Menardi, and it is his plan to
have the Commercial Leagues publicity
department modelled after the California
Promotion Committees Bureau. He
has long been an admirer of the methods
of Rufaus p. Jennings and Dr. Edwards,
who have charge of the literature dis
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-14
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

$50 ooo-5ox1OO feet on 18th ST. adjoining the
Taft Pennoyer holding: with the de-
velopment Of a new frst-class retail trade
center on Clay ST., which viii be incident
70 the removal to that thoroughfare of
three or four Of Oakand's leading mer-
chants property on the side streets now
residential. viii become business property
and much In demand.
While the price quoted on this piece
seems high. yet contemplating the value
Il viii attain TO $4,000 per front foot) in
the next year so. II is today a reason
able price. and makes the property a sure
and profitable investment. (2522)
$25. 000-Large lot. 50x103. and new building on
north side Fifteenth st., next block to
Clay; rented for $3.50 per month; this Is
bargain; worth $50, 900, which It viii
bring within 90 days (2796)
Sl5 OO0-Eighteenth St. a few steps from San
Pablo ave. where ground is a snap at
$500 per foot; 2 fine buildings renting for
$40 per month that could not be dupli-
Gated today for $4,000; here is rare
bargain in high-class property with a good
income; should sell readily for $4,000 in
90 DAYS. (3l00
f75O0-New 5-room fat and two apartments of
three and four rooms ana bath each; viii
rent for 500 when completed; frst-class
residence district on car line, one block
from Key Route; lot 44x100; see this at
once (2S4S-9)
GEO. W AUSTIN. lois broadway Oakland
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-14

Al ACRES. near city. for szle; bargain Par
ticulars Of owner, 7s6 McAllister. room -.