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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
HAGUE ENDORSES
The AMERICAN
DOCTEElNE RELATING TO CON.
TTAcTuRAL DEBTS, OPPOSING
DRA0o DOCTRINE.
VENEzUELANS EXCITED
Demand Unon OF Small Republics
Against Ambitions and Egoism
Of tha tronger-Adjourn
ment Set For Aug. I.

The Hague July 23-Dr Isiy Bar
beza, (BrahiD at today's session, com
mittee n arbitration, delivered a long
speech supporting the American pro.
pssal regarding the collection of on,
tractural debts and opposing the
Drago doctrine. Daron Marshill Won
Mistanei, of Germany, then delivered
an able speech on arbitration in gen
cral approving the American proposal
Speaking outside the conference today
President Nelidoff said it was nec2e-
sary TO accomplish as much work as
possible before August / as a maiori y
OF delegates wish to leave by that
date.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
BIG {H)RTRCE OF
RETIRING CLERK
REPORTED EMREZZLEMENT or
FROM $4,000 TO $4,000 BY
COUNTY CLERK-oFFlCE DE.
CLARED VACANT.

Louisville. Ky. july 23,-W william
3. Somonin, the retiring couny q rll
was arrestci this afternoon on a
charge Of omhezzlerent, it being A.
legged that he is short from $4,000 to
$4,000. The arrest at the Instance OF
Mayor Bingham caused big sen a.
tion
semonin, one Of the oTic ais waose
office was declared vacant BY the
court Of appeals in deciding HE tlec-
tian @ntest cases ana was elected as
a Democrat, tonight stated that a full
examinati II 0 fthc books would show
that he did not owe ihe state oyee
s22 .000, The amount of collections for
June and July which he had a legal
right to withhold until given a quetus,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
SECRET GANG AT CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 23-The Chicago
headquarters Of the secret ofganiza-
tion II responsible for thc death of
Tavhanjian. the A.ramanian- i.tla naar-
chant of New York according 70 Joe
Ejishkam, countryman of the dead
merchant. Ejishkiam said tonight
that Chicago Armenian was the
leader Of the Chicago society which
Is an offshoot of the original Huncha-
kist. formed in London in 1887
Ejishkiam said; "All plans of the
organization were made by the Chi
cago leader and in his house can be
found records and Sc ret files of the
society. II takes money 10 run the
society and the men who dominate
the organization are not bit parlicu-
lar how they secure it"
Chief of Police Shippey said every
effort is being made to find the sup
posed leader.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
OFFICIAL MAKES DENIAL,

s4.4 ~
idcnt and General Manager X. r.
schwerin, Of the San Francisco and
Portland Steamship Company. asked
today for an official statement regard
ing the Columbia disaster. said:
u do not see that here Is any
thing | can say except to express pro
found sorrow and deep sympathy with
those who have suffered. The steam.
shin company Is not, owing to inter
rupted wire service with Eureka, IN
possession of anything additional to
hat which has been secured by the
Formal inquiry into the
disas er will be held by state officials
entrusted with such dnties.'
Nr Schwerin denied the charge that
the wreck in a large measure was
due 10 the habit of coastwise masters
to "hugg the shore" in order to save
coal He said:
THAT charge is absolutely false
and nothing better ILLUSTRATES its fal-
sity than the fact that the Columbia
was fosrteen miles off shore The
extreme range of he lighthouse
lamps is only 20 miles, and masters
must bo within that range to get
bearings, especially in foggy weather
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
KILLING Of GIRL
BY j. S. SOLDIER
WILL BE MADE SUBJECT OF IN.
TERNATIONAL yN JURY
YOUNG LADY WAS SUBJECT
OF CANADIAN GOVERNMENT.

Detroit. July pa news special
from Sault Ste Marie. Mich. indicates
that here may be an international in
oniry over the accidental shooting
last night of Miss Elizabeth Caden-
head by Private Gillcttee at Fort
Brady. who had shot at an escaping
deserter. The officers at the for have
declined to surrender Gillettee 10
Sheriff Pipsett. pending orders from
he secretary of war, to whom the ac
cident has been reported 6eorge NJ.
Cadenhead Of the Canadian 500. a
brother of the dead woman, said 20
dav: Il have placed the matter n
the hands Of the proper authorities In
the American government and asked
for an explanation"
The Canadian government mas en-
gaecd Attorney E. S. b. Sutton to rep
resent the crown at the Caidenhead
inquest. Sutton said that he does not
expect international complications,
but viii watch the case closely and
will send a record TO Ottawa. The in
quest was begun oIay. General Nc
Arthur, commander of the department
Of the lakes. has sent orders from
Chicago directing the Fort Brady
officers to keep in close touch viii
headquarters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
STRIKERS JOINED
BY Repairers, Cleaners and others
Employed in Rock Island and
Valley junction Shops.

Des Moines. Iowa, July 23.-Ihis
evening 122 car repairers, cleaners
and attendants. employed in Rock
Island shops and at Valley juno ION
Joined the strikers on the other parts
of the system As result none ~ lha
many passengers cars on Inc mann
or branch lines out # here have been
cleaned or iced The walkout |d'
nesceful. there being 10 indications OF
trouble. The company as yet mas
made no plans for the work oi 'he
strikers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
STORY OF THE WRECK.
Told BY Second officer Of the i'Fated
Colunbia--Heard Whistles
Saw Nothing.


san Francisco. July 23.-Threo Offi-
GERS of Columbia who arrived kere
today on the T. mona. made state.
ments under oath TO Inspectors OF
Hulls and Boilers Bolles and Bulger.
second On'cor Richard Agerupp.
said: About 1915 n. m. Sunday !
heard whistle on the starboard bow,
snd reported he captain, swho said
he had heard IT, too. We kept the
whistle going as did the other steam
er We were g ing full speed ahead
as shown by Indicator on the bridge
The captain ordered me to blow two
blasts While blowing the seeon
blast he other steamer answered with
one blast The captain then ordere'
full speed astern and soon after the
steamers collided.
Captain Doran shouted to othei
steamer t. stand by us The first osi
Ger came on bridge ami captain order
Cd him to axe he bridge and NE Q
take OF the head covers and get ih'
boats ready. By this time the shii
listed to starboard. the eaptsin or
dered me TO cut the after life rats
adrif While doing this I heard I
whis le blow. and saw the bridge wai
nearly under water. I saw there wa
10 time to spare, so threw a life buc'
overheard. jumped ever the stern a
struck the water ihe Columbia dis
appeared. Abo-t thirty minutes late
was picked MP in No. 10 boat bl
one Of quarteTmas'ers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
GREATER DAMAGE
THAN REPORTED
FROM FLOODS OF WESTERN WIS
coNSN WHICH WILL AMOUNT
TO HUNDREDS OF THOU
SANDS OF DOLLARS.

la Cro-so. Wis, luly 23.-fhe re
eciing Of the food Of Sunday and
Monday shows the damage in we'tcin
Wisconsin 10 be even gteater than i
was at first reported The grain and
hav -iuns IF three courties are prac'
ticany DESTROYED while IN the villages
and o.ies the damage amounts to hun
dre5s Of thousands " dolla-s.
Eas % Il Crosse the damage VIII
take week TO repair. some of The
lareeet bridges having been washe 1
away.
Vrroaua. the cpinty sat Of Vernon
county. has bee< cut on from the out
side world. except by ,eleph5ne. since
Sunday and will have 20 mail for
week
Not a farm in la Crosse. Coon or
Upper RickapOo river valleys escape !
damage. The damage Il the five rail
rrads centering at Ia Crosse will
anounf 20 hundreds q thousands o.
dollars.
The fatality list was Increased to
night by Charles ThoapsoH. aEei ?
wears. son Of MIS- sam Olson. living
between Bristol AMI Puriy. veEro I
county. The boy vas carried away cn
vas drowned
a chicken coop but lost his holi and
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
SECRET SOCIETY
Of fBLACKMA|LtRS
CHARGED WITH MURDER OF
WEALTHY NEW YORK RUG
MERCHANT MONDAY.
TEN OTHERS MARKED
Fer Slaushter--Many Paid the Sums
Demande d--Pr.est Was Ore of
the Nurlter Asssss.n1ted
in Odessa.

New York, July 23.--ln seeking a
motive fer the murder OF Fl. s. Tay-
ahGnfian. the Armenian rug merchant
the district attorneys office today held
TO ea Investigation Of he ronort that
Tavshaniian was enc Of the TN
wealthy Armenians who were marke |
for Slaughter If they failed to give up
10000 each to a blaokmaliBg blul
0f their countsvmen. No color was
given to this theory By Eeros
ampartzcomianzas who killed. the
rug man when the prisoner Wa3 ar
lai@nei today. In court he nan
aimed stold Indifference, AMI was
rcman ed to the coroner. Later he
declared that he came here from
Chicago for the oyprc S purpose of
Nllrg Tayashaniian; but the crime
Ras Instigated by no other person or
ociety. From other sources care
fully protected by the authorities,
came the information hat a secret
society Of Aremelans originally or.
ganized fer revolutionary purposes,
had degenetated into an instrument
for blackmail.
Mr. ChambeFe Tavshanjians see1e-
tary visited the district attorneys
office ard gave Assistant District At,
orney Smythe tho list of wealthy
Armenians who he said hal been
forced to pay blackmail to the band.
Another well to do Armenian sid:
"A priest who tried to fight the banl
was murdered in Odessa Father
Kasper Vastarian, killed in this city,
VAS annthnr victim .
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
GOVERNMENT INQUIRY BRINGS
OUT IMPORTANT FACTS NOT
BEFORE PUBLISHED.
IT HAS SEvEK-N|NTHS
OF the Pirg Tolacco Business Of the
Country--Made -Four Billion
Nine Hundred Million
Cigarettes In 1906.
spooial Corresp sndence.


Washington, p. q. July 2a.--An ex-
|amInaton Of the petition recently
Ifilel by the government in the case of
the United states against he Amer
an Tobacco company ard others m
narently confirms the reports that the
government has had access TO tn
books Of the company and this Or
ltained probably the greater par OF
The evidence upon which the presaca-
| tian is based Names and dates, cir
icumstances surrounding the purchase
Inf competing concerns and the Price
| raid In stock honsg. AMI cash. are
given with an exactitudn ANA fidelit
TO detail impossible without he most
, careful examination of the boolfi
themselves Mr. James b. Dnke, pres.
ident of this con ogn. stated soma
months ago that the comp7ny be.
level Il was conducting busines law-
lully, aad II was repowed the aven
af tho government were examining
the books with the consent Of tho
company This report fl apparently
sustained by the mass of details pu-
lished I'm the petition. The magni-
tude of the opera ions of this company
have novcr before been made public.
The defcg dant concerns which are a.
legged 70 he owned or controlled ly
he Ame ican Tobacco company with
he execution Of the Imperial com
pany, have capitalization AMI b0rd-
cd Indebtedness Of more than half a
billion dollars. As the internal reve-
nue bureau Reeps tab on the purchage
of all lef and the outpu Of all mann
featured tobacco, the figures In the
petitian arc Official They show fh7t
Of the entire product of the United
States il smoking and plug tobacco
anfing 1861, amounting To S52 rni''asl
sassfyrs Fssrrfss4s aur srvssr~
0f the 2a,600r9o pounds nf snnif
they produced 22s00.00 or almost ~
per cent They manufactured 4 bill
ion 900 million cigarettes out OF the 6
billion s29 milbon total; 905 miI'ion
nut OF 995 million little cigars snl 7i7
nilion cigars or slightly more than
ten per cent. The repor' for the ycAr
1906 for the American Tubacco com
pany alone, shows prefer ed stock "a
7S millions, common stock ~ millions
8 per cent bonds 55 millions and
per ent bonds Gl millions Of dollars
ir round numbers. The dividends on
tho preferred stock amounted to
eer cent and on the common stock 70
22ss per cent and sG.754.2S1 was car
ried over to the surplus which
amounted TO sSo.500.100 Tire 'ctal
assets of the company are given rs
S27s s,G2S,5Gl. The petition gives TIE
history Of the acquiring Of every con-
CEN connected with the trust ard is a
most interesting and elaborate docu-
ment In fact. the legal yerbiags
which makes such documents so dry
is conspicuously absent. and except
for the request that the court take ac-
tion the petition reads more ike
history and prospectus than a legil
document.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
RUSSIA CONSERVATIVE.
Foreign Office Assumes That Ports'
mouth Treaty Was Not Violated
in Enforced Abdlcation.

ST. Petersburg. July 2S.--The Rus
sian press gives taIdy expression to-
day to views of the recent happenings
IN Korea. Radical newspapers eoa-
tent thems olives wiki the pubica ion
of news dispatches.
The foreign office maintains a
strictly neutral attitude based on tse
assumption that the abdication of tho
emperor was not accompanied by vio-
+latlon Of the Portsmouth treaty. The
soieign office considers, mmeover,
that the recent occurrences have in no
way changed the hard facts, explain
ing that Japan has been absolute mas
Ger OF Korea for two years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
SUIT FILED AGAINST
STANDARD OIL GO. BY
MISSISS IpPI LAWYER

Tupele, Miss, July 23.-Gecrsc p.
Mitchell, the prosecu ing attorney for
the first judicial district today flst
suit against the STANDARD OH com
plny for s1,4s0000 charged with viola.
ton of The Mississippi antitrust Laws,
II tic suit is won by the prosecutor
the S andard Oil company viii y.
obliged 10 change It's Organization "
leave Mississippi.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
EXHIBITION RACE
Gwen BY Can Patch Who Makes Mile
In 2:o2I4 at Great Western
Circuit Races.

Terre Hsute. Ind. July 23.-A the
Great Western glcuit, Dan PatcA
made an exhibition mile in 2;O2h on
a fast track.
The 2:13 SAGE had eleven startsfs
Miss Canpy. WON Richard Graf ~
was second and Red Ash was third
Time 2:07h.
The 2:15 trot had nine siariSs
Peter Ralta ven in straight heats,
Felle Caneleen was second AMI In
Their Moko ws third. Time PIP.
The 2:l9 pace had six starters. WI
Nayburg wen In straight heats. Graos
Direct was second. and Sandy Ia
was third Time. 2:0S.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
BARRING ION RESPITE
EXTENDED To AVOID
A SUNDAY HANGING

Jefferson City, Mo, July 23.-After
Governor Folk had granted a respite
cf thirty days to Lord Darlington
today It was discovered that the re.
spite VOL Id end on Sunday, August %.
The governor thereupon added one
day more 10 make The exesltlon fall
On Monday August &C.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
SOLDIER IS KILLED
And Three injured IN Explosion Of
ounpowder at Fort Terry Dur
ing Sham Attack.

New Lonf zion. July 23-Private
Hammq7d. q the Tooth company of
r. :. Artn-ers. was kiilei by an ex-
nle ion Ct a bag Of powder In The six
inca h7iterg at Fort Terry, Plum
Island New YORK TO-DAY. Thee Heui-
hers Of Company X. Third Res NET
of Couhecs eut National Guards were
iumres The accident hapPenel dur
ire sham attack upon the forts
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
BOUGHT MUCH BLUE GRASS.

Paris. KY. July ga syndicate
composed Of locaI men today closed
a deal bv which they become posses-
zors of about 700 900 bushels Of Ken
lucky blue grass seed. all that there
is In the country with the exception
4 ore lot of ten thousand bushes
The seed is 10 be delivered on August
first when the market opens
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
TO WORK BRAZILIAN MINES.

Rio Jaaneiro. July 23.-Canadian
capitalists have proposed to the Bra
lillian government that in return for
certain concessions. they will under
take towork he iron mines assuring
the expor,ation of at least million
tons
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
TOURISTS AUTOS
Arrive al Phiiadelphis-More Than
Fifty Glidden Contestants Were
Given Reception Last
Night.

Philadelphia. july 23.-More than
6ftv ant mobilists pariicipa ing in the
Glidden tour from Cleveland TO New
YORK reached here from Baltimore
this afternoon. The contestants aEi
officials we're given q reception 10
night
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
CRICKET TEAMS PLAY.

Dublin. Jcly 23-The University 81
Pennsylvania cricket team Was de-
feated BY the WoodhrOok eleven in the
FIRST match of their Irish tour
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24

San Francisco. July 23.-Communi-
cation with Eureka is still Interrupted
and no further details of Colombia
disas or have been received.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24

Boston, J TX % Willis weakened
in the eighth Inning and his error and
that of Wagner haIpel Boston to
work ont the lead
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24

"THE TRUTH, TIE WHOLE truth
and sothlng tut the truth" Is as good
rule for the advertiser as for a wit
ness in a court of justice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24

JUST ONE IDEA IN an advertise.
ment that catches hold Of and holds
the reader Is sufficient 10 make the
whole ad effective.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24

Ratteries-- Flaherty and NeeAbam;
Willis and Gibson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24

CONCLUDED on Third PagsJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24

Brooklyn July %. Ganzel's clever
jumping catch in the second inning
was a feature Of the game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24

Kansas city, ..........-.-'.''.'''' . .
Toledo .....-.......e..... '.-.''.'' -
Ten innings,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-24
SCORES FOR YESTERDAY
National Lsasue.

New York. July 23.-The Winning
tally was made off of two bases ou
balls single and sirang's long ny
10 center.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29

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Seuf6lanb.)
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29

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tpenben piirOe. ieben ii6 iebr q e
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mad bdlt Die itramme Organization
bieier Sreimnurer< Clique nod einiae
Seit Dor, aber, oh tie auf Die Saner
it6 balten tpiro. lit cine grobe Srage."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
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