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New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
DAILY THOUGHT.

What we need Is not the desire to perform the
heroic duties under altogether exceptional cir
cunstances, but the steadfast determination to
perform the rather commonplace duties Of every
day. day by day. they arise.-Theodore Roose-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
OTHER MONEY.

Mrs. G. W. Mailor has given 81 as January
dues and 81 for the consumptive home; A. L. S.
81 for crippled girl two friends. % cents as l.
S. s. dues; Mrs. A. c. H. So for some needy one
and |. A. r. % cents for eXpressage.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
RESPONSE.

Mrs c. j. CARL will respond to the request
for a copy of "Pilgrims Progress" by sending
IL TO Nelson Mccartney, Clymer, Penn
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

Jennings. Wallace Macfarlane. Thomas Thacher
and George Zabriske; recording secretary. Silas B.
Brownell: corresponding secretary, James L.
Bishop: treasurer. : Sidney Smith; executive COM
mittee fll vacancy in class OF 1903. Henry Ia
Stimson: class of 1909, Albert b Boardman. George
: Coleman. Charles Bulkley Hubbel. William
Church Osborn and Lawrence Eugene Sexton.
The grievance committee made no report on City
Magistrate Wahle and other affairs OF particular
Importance, but will do so at a later meeting
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09
NEW YORK.
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

NEW YORK OFFICE ,43 FIFTH AVENUE.
Waters. baths hotels environments nowhere
equaled rheumatism. gout and nervous disease,
cured Complete hydro therapeutic Japan
ese palm room and parIor. Golf riding driving
and other outdoor pastimes Through sleepers leave
New York SIS p. NJ days Tickets Pull
man reservation. C & o. ONCE ss2 Broadway.
orices Pennsylvania Railroad
FRED sTERRY Manager. Hot Springs. Va
New-York tribune., 1907-01-09

Ocean end Michigan Ave. Atlantic City. y j. Rooms eh
suite baths: distance phones in ele-
vat Special Winter rates WA R HOOn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
SEE END OF THE
ORAC0 DOCTRINE
TO PEACE CONFERENCE FEAR
U. S. MAY MuTILATE THEIR
PET CLAUSE.

The Hague, June 24.-The Ameri
can delegation to the peace conference
has not yet given out definite draft
of its proposition for the collection OF
contractural debts. This is causing
some uneasiness among South Ameri
can countries especially after he pub.
lication this evening of the minutes OF
the sitting of June 10, from which it
appears that General Porter in an
nouncing the American proposition
said:
The United States will present 4
proposition for concluding an agree.
ment, in which il will intrcduce some
limitations in using force for collec-
ton of contractural. public and ordi-
nary debts"
The feeling among certain South
American powers Is thaf the word
some limitations" show IT Is ihe in-
tention Of lhe United S stes to so re
duce the Drago doctrine as to deprive
ii Of its original character, thereby
destroying he purpose for 81 hich II
vas intended. protection against illicit
European in difference.
Porter, on the other hand. appears
satisfied with the work accomplished
and is confident of the support of
European and South American ccun-
trie in this matter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
Concludes on Second Page.
PROMINENT men
ARRESTED BY j. S.
TEN CITIZENS OF COLORADO ARE
HELD IN 5000 BONDS FOR
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY IN
LAND FRAUDS.

Denver. Colo. June 24.-Ten promt
nent citizens of Colorado were ar.
rested today in connection with in
dietments made by a special grand
jury. the charges against them being
conspiracy 10 def-aud the government
under coal and timber laws
Those arrested are. John y Nc.
MILAN. conspiracy in regard to coal
lands in Routt countr. Colo. in con
necticn pith the Wisconsin Coal com.
aany: Robert Forester. chief
Eeologisf Of the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad: Otis p. Spencer. for
merly clerk of the district court. F.
W Keitel. coal opera or In Rouit
county: John A. Porter. formerly
president Of the Porter Fnel CON
pany; Edgar NJ Biggs. president and
John J. McGimnity and Charles u. Nc
Phee. directors Of the New Mexican
Lumber company; Alex Sulenbergsr.
president Of the Pagosa Lnmber com
nanv. and Charles II. Freeman %
Pagusa.
All were arralgned before United
States commissioner ana held in 81
e0a bonds except Mcmillan whose
bond Is s25G0 Bonds wee furnished
OF the - persons indicted s. ind,vi,l-
usls are charged with conspiracy un-
der the coal and timber laws
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
N 'COWEN vtTOES
RECOUNT BILL
ACTING MAYOR OF NEW YORK
SAYS SUPPLEMENTARY ACT
is VICIOUS AND WOULD CLOG
THE COURTS FOR YEARS.

New York, June 24-Acting Mayor
McGowan vetoed the supplementary
recount bill today He states that he
believes tsis bnl like the original
one which he vetoed. 70 te unconsti
tutional. vicious and unfair 1t does
not provide for a fun count Of all votes
cast and under it. he says. at least
100000 separate ballots would have
to be passed upon by lower courts and
by the appellate division before they
could be counted. cloggihg the courts
and requiring years Of labor and ex-
pense to the city and 10 the presen.
aatar who would be called upon -
an army Of lawyers 10 hook ar
ter his interests The bill now goes
hack to the legislature which will
be asked 70 pass IL over the veto.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
.0USTtO MEMBERS
URCE0PEN REVOLT.
MsNlFEsTos ISSUED CALLING
UPON RUSSIANS TO RESORT
TO FORCE.
CzAR IS DENOUNCED
As Breaker Of Law and crush.r Of
Repplc's Rlshts--Group Of Toll
and Radicals say That Re-
volt is Only Hope.

st. Petersburg, June "a The
4 Social Revolutioniets and Group o.
Toll members Of the lste parliamen
( today issued Anticipated manifestoes
summoning the people to continue by
I force the struggle for land, libe' ty
and popular representation TIE
documents which proclaim that the
parliament perished for defending the
poorle's righ s. are remarkable for
the fact that the emperor for the first
time Is attacked by name for breach
of faith, revolutionary proclamaticns
having hitherto attributed all sins to
the government on account of lin
cering sentiment Of loyalty to the en-
peror among the peasant classes.
The proclamation after detailing
the laws presented by the Group OF
Toll and rejection by the government
says:
"The government dissolved the
douma because II needs an obedient
douma which will support the inter-
csts Of the aristocrats. The emperor
did not hesitate before violation Of
his manifesto Of October 80, giving
fundamental law and his solemn
promise, even at the winter palace,
to depulies of the first douma to de-
fend liberties granted the people.
Czar is Bitterly Scored.
He announced before the whole
people that the election law would
{ My lie modified with the assent of
the douma but now without permis-
sion of parliament the peoples rights
are trampled upon and the govern
ment, relying on bayonets, openly pur-
sues course Of forcible violation of
law.
"rhe new election law limits the
rights of peasants and workmen and
Increases that of the landowners and /
Representation of Siberia, Cau-
,asus and Poland are decreased and |
some parts of the country are entirely
iisfranchised and the minister of the
Interior and governors are given great
powers to manipulate elections. The
bird douma win not include defend
RS of interests of proletariat
Citizens. after a long struggle, in
which innumerable victims fell,
orced the government to convoke the
louma. When you elected us and
ent us to struggle for land and free
om we did not conceal from you that
the douma was not suppored by the
eople it would be powerless. The
overnment will yield only to force.
,nly through steady, organized strug-
lie, will the people conquer their
ights." II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
CONFIDENT or VICTORY.
Are Union Officials Who Deny Many
Unfsvorabie Reports.

Chicago. June 24.-The Following
bulletin was issued TO all union cper-
ators late this afternoon:
Official advices from the coast in.
dicate that our forces are as firm as
the Rock Of Gibra'lor. strengthened
by the business OF their cause and The
sympathy Of the public they await
with confidence the inevitable result.
victory The report generally circJ-
lated BY news association that has
shown its hostilities TO the c. r. 4.
in the past regarding the strike
breakers being en- route to San Fran
cisco has been proved to be absolutely
untrue The same agency has car
ried story. the purport Of which was
that there was alaek OF harmony be-
tween the president and the general
executive board. This report was also
untrue and was officially denied. Tho
purpose Of these reports to cause dis
sension has failed miserably. Hun
dreds r letters and telegrams have
been RECEIVED ,at headquarters en-
H-+'r7 a ANF1ANtNhH 1AAAAAA rAA EiFi1lII
TO him unlimited support to the San
Francisco strikers
The strike assessment has been
responded 10 with sgch promptitudo
and iiberality as to nearly swamp The
general Office A large force Of clerks
are working day and niehi and the
daily receipts exceed Siee0.
Four chiefs who have been work
ing at san Francisco are reported 70
have joined the ranks 4 the strikers.
The work Is being done entirely BY
'eE officials who already are exhaust
I'd and who under the most favorable
conditions asr canahle OF handling
ln'y ten messages per hour. Chicago
IS three days behind on an Pacific
-oast points and business is being
nailed from there
The bulletin was issued By Wesley
Russell. general secretary and treas
Irer # the union.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
coNvENTliN OF WATERS.

New York. June 24.-The first ma
liomal convention of hotel walters ever
held in The United States opened at
Terrace Garden today and will con
time through tn week. Delegates are
present from Seattle, San Francisco
Colorado Springs Los Angeles, st.
Louis Boston, Chicago, Buffalo, Phil
adelphia, Washington and Cleveland.
The organization which the delegates
represent Is known as the American
branch of the Universal Hotel and
Restaurant Employees Association, or
the Geneva Union. which has branches
throughout Eprepe The American
branch was founded in 1891 and dnr'
ing The three years Of lis existence IL
has rapidly Increased in membership
and influence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
MUST TESTIFY TO
SAVE HER FATHER
DAUGHTER OF JUDGE WHO WILL
PLEAD uNNRlTTEN LAW TO
TAKE STAND.
CHANGE OF SENTIMENT
In Virginia Since Sensational Killing
Of Young Man Whom Loving Ac-
cused Of Druscing Young
Girl.

! Richmond Va. June PA spe la
term Of court convened today al
/ Houston, Halifax county, for the trial
of Judge w. Glowing clarged WITH
he murder of Theodore Estes. II is
reported that there Is to be an effort
made to have the case 60 over for
some time, making the trial for the
first part Of October. The court has
made all preparations for the trial,
however, and II Is believed hat Judge
Barksdale will order it to proceed
without further delay unless good
reasons are given for postponement.
The Zine of defense is something
cf mystery, and not the slightest in
dicaton has been given as tos what
IL will be. Since the killing public
sentiment In regard to the case has
considerable chance
Many persons are now of the belief
that the young victim was guilty Of no
mortal offense Neve!t theless. the SO
called unwritten law will in all prob
BhIity be made the basis for the de
fense. Ii is expected that Judge | oy
ing will plead that at the time of the
shooting he was honest in his conyic-
tion that his daughter had suffered at
the hands of Estes.
Daughter Must Tell Story.
1t will be necessary for Miss Loving
ID take the stand in such defense,
and the community is on The qui yiVe
70 learn how far shew Ill go in her
testimony to shield her father She is
depended upon To al least demon |
strate that she gave him cause to be-
ieve the worst however unwittingly |
4 was given.
While visiting friend in the corn
asy Miss Loving went buggy ridlnG
With Estes. According to the story
!ow generally believed she became |
amt and her escort gave her drink |
# liquor to revive her. Being unused
o liquor, it made her III. Hearing of
er illness, her father hurried at once
0 the home of her friend where she
yas staying, and got a ra'her in
oherent statement from her which
ad him to believe that young Estes
ad been guilty of a mortal crime. He
'ent at once to where the young man,
nconsclous of what was impending,
as unloading a freight car. Waving
vo negro helpers out of the way, II
ldge Loving shot down the young Ii
IAN and then marched himself off to Ii
Ill to announce that he had wiped ,
IT the stain on the family name. I
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
ILLINOIS CENTER
OF POLITICAL WAR
CHICAGO WILL BE BATTLE
GROUND or DEMOCRATS FOR
CONTROL FIGHT.
BRYAN vs.. SULLIVAN
VIII Struggle For Advantage in Ma.
tional conventlon--i1east influence
May Go TO the Latter
Committeeman

+ Washington June 24.-- Recent de
ve.opments in the national Eeno
cratic camp indicate that Illinois. and
+ especially Chicago, will be the scene
of the first battle royal be ween the
conservatives and the radicals of the
party for control OF the next Demo
cratic national convention. As q mat.
ter of fact, the Bryan men have been
laying their plans for his conflict for
some time, being convinced that the
east is lost to them for the time being
and that IL they are to control it must
be done in the west
Tney regard New York. Pennsyi
vania and practically all the New Eng
land states In the hands Of the Del.
mOntCleve,andPa4 kerRyan Morgan
wing Of the party If they can force
the fight in Illinois. the leading west.
eni state. and win, they figure tha
other states will rally 10 their sup.
port and put the eastern conservatives
en- the defensive.
Hearst Hostile to Bryan.
AS to the attitude Of William r.
Hearst they have for long time re-
garded him as antagonistic and
Bryan's friends here In Washington
make no secret of their understand,
ng of how the independence league
leader feels toward the Nebraska
statesman. The announcement today
that Hears is to make an out and ont
fight against Bryan came as no sur
prise and only confirmed what they
had known before.
The BRYAN men here say that they
have known for long time thar
Hearst would rather see a consarya-
tive chosen as the next standard
hearer Liam 40 SEQ II NO to theie man,
They also recognize chat the New
York editor charshes secret ambition
TO land the plum for himself, but
hey promise to see to IL that he
never will
Roger G. Sullivan Of Chicago. Demo-
rate national committeeman for ILL
loiss has long been a thorn In the side |
Il Mr. Bryan and In the plan of battle |
mapped out for the state BY his fol.
overs. the scalp of the national com
nitteeman will be regarded as one Of |
ne best prizes 10 be captured In
izing up the situation the radicals of
he Bryan school have decided that
thev can down such an antagonistic
liiuence as that of Mr.. sullivan they
ill have demonstrated to the res
: the country that they can control
le national convention.
Information received here from iii
ois is to the effect that the Bryan
rganization is being perfected in Ii
very congressional district in the
ate and that steps have also been
ken TO start The work in Chicago
nd Cook county. NJ r. Dunlap. for :
er treasurer OF the Democratic ma ,
onal committee, Is the leader Of the
'rces for the entire state, and he has
, his chief lieutenants such men as
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
$4,000 A YEAR TO
AVOID BIG STRIKE
GENERAL MANAGER OF ERIE
RAILROAD SAYS HE BRiBED
MAcHINlsTs' UNION REPRE-
SENTATivES.

Hornell. n. Y, June 2i.-In a signed
statement today General Manager
Stuart Of the Erie railroad charges
representatives of the In'ernationl
Association Of Machiniets with having
excepted from the Erie each year IN
til this year. $4,000 to avoid a
strike.
When the Erie decided to no longer
nav this sum to the associations rep
Fesentatives. Stuart states the strike
was threatened and finally called.
Stuart says he is willing to show the
original of the agreement to any re-
sponsible citizen who will call at the
company's New York offices.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
HAYWOOD ENTERS
A GENERAL DENIAL
DAEFoW TELLS JURY OF PLOT
TO KILL FEDERATION BY
KILLING LEADERS.
SC0FF ORCHARDS STORY
As Confess ons of Crimes He Never
mmtted--Wrtnesses to Prove
He swore Falsely
Prisoner to Testify.

Boise, Idaho June 24--Clarenct
Darcy of Cbicag today outlined
to t3ie Jury the detailed plot against
and the defense of Haywood to the
charge that he murdered former Gov
ernor Seunenberg, In the broad de-
scription, 1t Is to be denial Of every
material count in the testimony OF
Orchard With 4 showing that Orchard
killed Steunenberg because of a pri-
vate grudge bcrne by the loss of a
rich share in the Hercules mine and
explanations Of the Independent cir
clmstances thai med to connect the
three co-defendants with Orchards
life and operations.
Haywood will take the stand 10
make personal denial of Orchards
accy sations, Meyer may be called to
testify solely to circumstances az
ieefng the Western Fedora ion of
Miners, bu peltibone will not be
witness in this case.
Darrow denied the existence of
conspiracy to murder as alleged by
tie state with Orchards testimony;
d nied that the Federation was any
thing but an earnest fighting labor or
ga nization with higher wages. short
err hours, tolerable working conditions
anil care and safety and education Of
itslmembers and their wives and chill
dren as its high and only motive; de-
MED intimacy with the three co-defend-
ants that Orchard claimed; denied the
several conferences and conversations
Orchard swore to; denied Orchard |
had even committed many the crimes |
he had boasted Of and promised to
prove his contention with many the /
men named by Orchard when on the I
stand, and many witnesses of credit
able character not connected by any |
tie with the Feredation or its lead
DarroW Charges Giant Plot.
Barrow charged that the Agents
and Mine Owners Association of Colo-l
RADIO and their detectives had JOIN
ed hands in a conspiracy to discredit
and desrtoy the Western Federation
OF Miners. The agents of the Mine
owners had, ne asserted committed
many minor crimes TO discredit the
Federation and promised that the de-
Tense would show it was reasonable
Inference that hey had engineered the
depot outrage as an
attempt that had miscarried into
tragedy.
He asserted this trial was the cul-
mination of conspiracy to kill the
organization by killing its leaders;
hat the organization. and not Hay
wood was on trial, and that Orchard
lnder the manipulation of Detective
vas rying to kill Meyer,
and Pettibone that he might
save his own life.
In explana ion of the draft of $100
vhich Haywood sent Jack Simpkins on
d. eember 21, 1905 Darrow promised
he defense would show that Simpkins 6
lad an expense account for 1928
against the Federation, and that after
,impkins himself had cashed a check
or that amount in Denver he' gave
Haywood 800 with the request that
le mail the amount to him at his home
n Spokane. Ic
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
100 OVERHEARD; -FOUR LOST.

Tacoma, WASH, June 24.--Foar per-
sons were drownei and a score or
more injured at Stones Landing yes
terday by the breaking OF landing
slip Of the steamer Mul nomah, which
was taking aboard picnicing party
numbering more than thousand. A
hundred CIR more men, women and
children were ireeipitated into 25
feet OF water, but the boats crew
rescued all but four three of them
children.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
CAIRO ILL. TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 25, 1907
THINK SO PERISHED
WHEN VESSEL SINKS
ONLY 2 ARE SAVED

Santiago, Chile, June 24.--Ths
steamer Santiago believed to have
been wrecked left Coral with her en-.
gines out Of order as result Of the
siorms and instead Of proceeding to
Ancud, started to return to Valparaiso
a much greater distance. She ca
ried four passengers and crew Of 81.
It is feared all except two persons
perished
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
BOY FACES MURDER TRIAL.

Albion. H., June 24.-The case OF
David Kellems and his seventeen
yeaI-old son Albert, charged with the
killing Of Sheriff Alexander Compton
near Keensburg. December 20 last,
was called for trial oday before the
Edwards county circuit court The
case was brought here on change Of
venue from Wabash county.
The killing of Sheriff Compton re-
suited from domestic trouble in the
Kellems family. On the day before
the killing Kellems' wife left her
home. taking with her their baby. Kel-
lem followed her to- the home of her
brother. Charles Black, and regained
concluded on Second Page
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
THAW ENOS FIRST
YEAR BEHIND BARS
WHITES SLAVES SAYS HE HAD
HoPTD Fol FREERoM LONG
AGO.
HIS HOPES STILL HIGH
For Acquistsl at Next Trial--Jerome
Corce Over Metal State of
the Prisoner--GuarGs Like
Young Millianare.

4 Ncw York, June 24.-"I have been
in tlo Tombs prison just one year.
said Harry X Thaw today. 1T is 2
long ime. | had hoped o leave this
lrlace long belere now feel that
when | get my next trial it will re-
suit in an absolute acquittal | am
positive of it
Thaw has not made known who his
senior trial lawyer will be the next
tune Thai it will not be Delmas
Thaw has made known to his init
mates in the Tombs He thinks now
that he made a grave mistake when he
CHOSE q Californian tp represent him
before a New York jury. But who his
choice will be is not a matter Of pub
lie knowledge.
Several Lawyers Mentioned.
The names of several prominent
practi toner's have been mentione1 |.
among them Francis l.. Wellman who
is considered one of the ablest jury
lawyers in this country, former Assist
ant District Attorney John F. McIn
tyre who Is regarded as one the best
posted men on insanity cases; ex-
Judge William M. X. Olcctt. who was
in charge Of the defense of the Thew
cases before Mr.. Hartridge was chos
en- by Thaw himself, and former Gov
ernor Frank Black, who defended Ro-
land b. Molineux at the second trial
of the yong man, which trial result
at the end of the first trial a verdict |
of guilty of murder in the first dc |
gree had been pronounced
If Thaw is insane, as some of the |
experts testified at the last trial he |
has not shown 1t while in the Tombs |
The officers and guards OF he ToRhs |
say that in their opinion Thaw is
perfectly able to understand all aboHt |
ais own case, and certainly is able to
confer with his counsel concerning the
for his second trial. If
rhaw is all that. then he is able to go
o rial, as far as the law is con
Jerome Concerned Most of All.
No person Is more concerned in
rhaw's mental condition than is Dis
rict Attorney Jerome. At the close
( the first trial and Immediately after
he jurors had been discharged by
uslice Fitzgerald because of their
allure to reach an agreement as to
he guilt ofthe defendant, Mr.. Jerome
lade this statement:
"All right He will go back to the
'ombs now. He will sweat there all
ummer. If he is crazy II will show
self during the hot summer months
nd if he passe through that ordeal
II right then we will put him to the
at in the fall. and 1t will be a case
[ gritty of murder in the first de- !,
rec"
Since his confinement in the Tombs
haw has proved a model prisoner. :
he authorities have no trouble with
i'm. He lives up to all the rules. He
nows, too. that by obeying his keep
rs he is entitled to all the privileges
lch a place affords. To be curtailed :
these privileges would. indeed,
rove a great hardship. and nobody
1ows that better than does Thaw.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-25
AMERICAN OPTICIANS MEET.

Kansas City. Mo, June 24.-Jewel-
ers and opticians from all sections Of
the country gathered at the Midland
hotel today to take part in the tenth
annual convention of the American
National Association of Opticians,
which VIII be in session during the
next three days. The convention bids
fair 10 be the largest ever held by the
association. The state societies OF
Kansas. Missouri. Iowa, Arkansas. Ne
braska and Oklahoma are holding
their meetings in conjunction with
the convention Of the national body.