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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-09-19

about. Diplomacy in London is
a somewhat peculiar affair, and
Mr.. Reid employed all the meth.
DDS known to the most skilled.
His entertainments were the
most lavish, his wines of the fin
est. He entertained the nobility
and even royalty, and finally he
established his position as "such
a good fellow" that it was prac-
tically impossible for ''the pow
ers that be" to refuse his re-
quest. Now Sir Robert Bond,
who we'll knows that there is lit
tie equity in the contentious of
New Foundland, sought by every
possible means to prevent the
case being tried at the Hague,
and Mr.. Reid's skilful diplomacy
defeated him. Now that Sir
Robert has been signally defeat
ed, he is going around saying
that he was responsible for the
whole thing in manner which
reminds one of a certain once
popular picture of Thomas cat,
who, having been almost annihi-
lated in a fight with a rival, re-
marks, did you see me get the
best of him."
When it had been finally a.
greed to send the controversy to
the Hague, it became necessary
to complete a modus vivendi to
control the taking of fish until
the Hague Tribunal shall have
rendered it's decision, that is an
agreement on the points in dis
pute to cover only the interven-
ing period. Sir Robert insisted
that the Americans should not
use purse seins, that they should
not take fish on Sunday, and that
they should not employ New
Foundlanders as members of
their crews. Mr.. Reid conceded
the first two of these points and
Great Britain agreed that the A
merican shippers might employ
New Foundlanders, provided
they took them on board outside
of the three mile limit which is
as far out to sea as New Found
lands authority goes, under the
terms of international law. Now
Sir Robert is engaged indenoun-
cling the modus and has even
threatened that New Foundland
will not observe it's provisions.
The situation is strikingly like.
that of the San Francisco author
tiles who threatened to disregard
the terms of the treaty between
the United States and Japan.
However, the San Franciscans
were brought round to see the
situation from a reasonable stand
point, and presumably Great
Britain will be able to subdue her
recalcitrant child.
There is nothing new in the
political situation this week. AS
nearly as things can be judged
from here, Secretary Taft's
strength is growing daily, and
Governor Hughes is slated to be
reelected governor of New York,
next fall. Mr.. Bryan seems to
be slated for the Democratic
nominee, although Lieut.. Gov.
Chanler's friends are trying hard
to cultivate a presidential boom
for him. Thus far, the political
situation is purely tentative and
is liable to change any day, while
pending the return of the Presi-
dent this condition is likely to
continue. The one thing which
seems Interchangeable is the Pres
ident's popularity, and the fact
that he can have the nomination
by the winking Of an eye and
that if'he won't take it. the peo-
pie want the man he thinks best
fitted to carry out his policies.
Notice to Land Buyers have for
sale large list of. good farms in Ran.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-09-19

The Journal and The American Bo
both one year for only s1.65.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
GERMANS PRAISE
AMERICAN NAVY
COMMANDER OF GERMAN SHIPS
AT EXPOSITION coNoRATU.
LATEs U. S. BEFORE SAILING
SIGNAL THEIR THANKS.

Norfolk, Va, May 3.--The German
cruisers Room and Bremen, the first
of the foreign ships TO arrive for the
op. ming Of the jamestown exposition
left Hampton Roads tonight. the Roor
for Kiel, Germany. the Bremen fol
Boston. After weighing anchor the
German cruisers passed down the line
of ships anchored in the roads signal
ing the American flet Hearty
Thanks and Farewell"
The American ships answered with
God Speed" and "Auf Wiederschen.
Shortly before leaving. Commodore
Kalaai Won Hofe, In command Of the
German ships, made the following
statement:
Il am deeply impressed with the
great hospitality and marked atten.
items shown us by the American navy
and by the president and | wish TO ex-
press once more our SINGER st thanks
o the American nation | wish TO con.
gratulate the American people on the
splendid showing Of their warships
and the ability of their officers and
their splendid crews of whom tn y
may justly be proud
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
TELLS OF THREE
BRUTAL MURDERS
CHARLES ROGERS CAPTURED
AFTER LONG CHASE CON.
FESSES TO SLAYING oLNEY
BROTHERS IN NEW YORK.

Middletown, N. Y. May 3.--Char'es
y Rogers, charged with the murder
of the two Olne" brothers, aged and
prosperous farmers here. and Alice
Ingerick, who lived on the Olney farm
wass.hranght here today. Rogers was
captured ia les Angeles Calf. after
a chase which continued more than a
year.
The officers who brought Rogers
from Los Angeles say he cent s ed
10 them that he lured the Olney
brothers from their house to the
woods where he shot them. He en-
ticed Mrs lngerick to a barn where
he assaulted her with an iron bar
leaving her for dead Afterwards he
attacked her young daughter with the
anne bar and killed her. He searched
the house for money but only found
SIG.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
WALL OF Dam GIVES
WAY EMCULFINC 40
men; SCORE KILLED
MEXICAN LAHoRERS CAUGHT
UNDER GREAT MASS OF
MASONRY AND WATER IN
DISASTER NEAR CHIHUAHUA.

Chihuahua. Mexico, May 3--One OF
the great walls OF the Chuviscar dam
suddenly gave way yesterday, enguf.
ing nearly 40 men under an enormous
weight of masonry and water. Be-
tween Is aud 20 workmen are known
to be dead, II are injured and several
others nnaccounted for. Some of the
injured will die All were Mexicans.
Only meagre details reached here
today. According to the version of
the affair which reached here, the
men were working on foundation
close to The foot Of the main rampant
OF the dam. which already had been
constructed. The main wall was
weak and gave out under the water
pressure.
The disaster is the last OF a large
number which have recently claimed
nearly 200 victims in this state, and
mostly in the neighborhooI of Chi
Euahua.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
DEMOCRATS Al TER
PURE FOOD BILL
ABSENCE OF REPUBLICANS TAX.
EN- ADVANTAGE OF AND LIND
LEY'S ACT is PASSED IN MU-
TILATED FORM.

Springfield ILL.,, May 3.-~After q
long and noisy Struggle the house to-
night adopted an amended substitute
for the pure food bill, but in form
so changed that its sponsor, Judge
Lindley will hardly recognize II when
he sees it in cold print.
Taking advantage of the fact that
they were, for the Tins being, in the
majority, the Democratic members OF
the house forced the adoption of
amendments to the bill which they
claim made a good pure food bill of
it, but which the Republican IN; mbers
declare practically killed The measure.
1t is probable however, that Mon
day and Tuesday when the regulation,
overwhelming Republican majority
shall again prevail, attempts will BE-
made to eliminate the matter forced
down the throats Of the Republicans
by the Democrats tonight and put the
bin back into the form it was when
presented this afternoon by Lindley.
If they are not able to do this the bill
is undo ubtedly dead,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
KNOCKS SUNDAY COMICS
international kindergarten Union
To Urge Parents to Bar colored
Supplements From Homes.

New York. May "A campaign Of
education dir cted against comic sec
ions Of Su0day newspapers was de-
sided upon at today's session of the
International kindergarten Union. II
was voted 10 provide funds fer the
distribution of circulars to parents
calling rpon them to bar Sunday SUP
9lements from their homes. A sub
committee Of the best children writ
ers and artists is TO be selected to de-
wise a proper substitute for the comic
sheets
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
SAILORS ARE BLAMED
Santiago Papers Say Alleged Attack
on Tacoma Men Following Assault
BY Drunken Jackies.

Havana, May 3.-Santiago news
papers containing accounts of the en-
counter last Tuesday betw en- the To-
cal police and the men Of the Tacoma
have reached here. They declare un-
animously that intoxicated sailors be-
gan the disturbance by brutally as
saulting Capt. Lay, when h remon-
strated with them. Lay fired shot
from his revolver in the air to sum
mon assistance. When th police
arrived there ensued d pitched bafile
between them and sailors, the latter
using pistols and knives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
CORBETT KNOCKED
OUT BY SULLIVAN
SCHEDULED is ROUND GO ENDED
IN 11TH WHEN DENVER BOY
WENT THROUGH THE ROPES
FROM BLOW.

Baltimore. Md, Nay 3.-Kid Sulli-
van, of Washington, tonight knocked
out Young Corbet of Denver. in the
18th round. The match was scheduled
to go Is rounds In the rounds in
which there was any particular al
vantage it was with Sullivan. Cor.
bett showed he was hurt early in the
second and in the fifth Sullivan
knocked him through the ropes.
Again in the seventh Corbett was
driven through the ropes In tie
tenth he went to the floor for count
just before the end of the round. In
the eleventh Corbett was near the
point of exhaustion He was being
beaten about the ring when Sullivan
landed right on the jaw and again
Corbett went through the ropes and
out
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
ROOSEVELT is SILENT
In Spite Of Rumors That He Will De-
cline Nomination, He Will Not
Reterate Former Statement

Washington May 3.-The SAFE
ment was author tatively made to.
day that the presi 'ent at pr sent has
no intention Of reiterating his deala-
ration made on election night in No
vember 1904. that under no circum.
stances would he he candidate for
or accept another Nomination. Re
ports of This character have been cur
rent recently and have been b-cught
TO the presidents attention blt from
what he has toll those close TO h m
he has no such idea In his mind.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
GUESTS OF PRESIDENT
Old Soldiers Received by Roosevelt
Reunion Of Army Of the
Potomac is Ended.

Washington, May with war
stories patriotic songs and speech
making the annual reunion of 1he
Society of the Army of the Potomac
clcse1 tonight with banquet TIE
veterans had as their guests members
cf Societies of Armies of the Ohio.
Tennessee and Cumberland. W o
were invited here to participate in
the reunion and unveiling of the
statute to Gen Mcclellan. The old
soldiers were received this alton on
hy President Roosevelt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
MINER CHOOSES
ACTRESST0W|DOW
"ROMANTlC" CALIFORNIAN TO
WE'D OLD SWEETHEART
WHEN DIVORCED.
BROTHER DENIES REPORT
And Calls Husband Of Former Mrs.
Ycrkes Pup-Youna Miss
Crater Shipped of to
Escape Notoriety.

Now York, May 3--As soon as he
is free from the loose tie that binds
him to Mrs. Charles r. Yerkes, vii
son Miner, 1t is reported, win marry
Edith Crater, beautiful little blonde
whom he has worshiped at intervals
for years.
Rumors Of the big San franciscan s
engagement to Miss Crater have been
af]oat in Bensonhurst, where she
| makes her home, for months. Even
last summer, not long after his we'd
ding to the traction magnates widow,
the town linked their names, Big
automobiles, in which Miner and
Miss Crater rode, whizzed along the
Bath Beech highways day and night,
and they were conspicuous figures in
many merry parties on the island at
times when Miner was said to be in
the west.
Miss Crater used to be an actress,
and Is the former wife of j. It.
Samms, Denver man. He. 1t is said,
Is in an insane asylum on the Pacific
coast. AT the time of Miners mar
riage, when he was making lavish ex
penditures and talking about his un-
limited pay streak the girl an
nounced in Denver that she had or
dered her lawyer to sue him for
breach OF promise. The suit never
came to court, it being understood
. fva
married very long and that he would
wed his pretty blonde sweetheart
within year.
At Miss Cutters home in Benson
hurst the prospective marriage was
denied today.
MY sister marry that pup!" ejacu-
lated Geoi ge y, Crater. Jr, her
-broi her why, be never had chance
with her He's been here as my guest
and they have been together Of
course, but there's nothing to this
marriage story"
When asked what he meant by his
uncomplimentary references to Miz
ner, Mr.. Crater said 'Oh, that's only
my affectionate way of talking about
him. When | say it smile"
Known on Broadway as volcano"
Crater is a lawyer and promoter
He is proud of his nickname of Vol
cano,' by which Broadway knows
him He said his sister was "out of
New York state just now on advice
Of counsel He Is her counsel. He
said she would soon return.
Does her absence have any con
nection with the Yerkes Miner di-
vorce suit, and will she return when
Il Is over?" he was asked.
She'll return when ! tell her to,
he replied "She isn't away because
Of the suit"
Mrs. Crater, who was Esther DIES
telle. an actress, also denied that her
sister inlaw wauld wed the Caifor |
nian. But neighbors intimated that |
the young girl was away from home |
until after Miner Is divorced.
The missing papers in the divorce |
suit were found today They were in
he wv box in County Clerk Dool-
ng's office, instead of in the m" box.
where they belonged.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
EX-GOVERNOR is INSANE
John L. Routt, of Denver Declared In
capable of Managing Estate
Does Not Know Wife Dead

Denver, May 3.-John l.. Routt,
thrice governor of Colorado was to.
day declared by a jury to be 80 in
sane and distracted in mind as to
render him incabable of managing
his estate" The proceedings today
resulted from litigation over the es-
tate of the governors wife, who died
six weeks ago and to whom he had
transf, rred the most of his property.
Il developed at the hearing that Routt
is not yet aware of his wife's death.
He is 81 years of age.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
SWETTENHAM Rt4IRES
Former Governor Of Jamaica Gives Up
Place and Goes TO the Hills
Bourres in Charge.

Kings on. Jamaiac. May 3-Sii
Al xander Swettenham retired from
the post Of governor Of Jamaica today
He has gone to his residence in the
hills. where he will stay until he
leaves the island Colonial Secre-
tary BOurnes has Been install-d as
acting governor pending the arrival
here Il Sydney Oliver. new governor.
Who will sail from England tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
GUATEMALA WILL
REFUSE. DEMANDS
MEXICO AND u. S. WILL THEN RE-
CALL REPRESENTATIVES,, 1T
is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SENDS APOLOGY.

City of Mexico, May 3.-Temor-
rows Eldiario will say:
I'VE have been officially advised
THAT Guatemala will refuse Mexico's
request for the extradition of General
Jose Lima, charged with completely
in the assassination of General Baril-
las while the latter was under the
protection of the Mexican govern
ment. Upon receipt d tI,Fs advice
Mexico will recall her representative
and the United States will do like
WISE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
coURTsHlp BEGAN AT DENVER

Denver, Col, May 3.--After Mrs.
Crater-Samms met Miner 1t de
veloped that her husband, who had
disappeared from Denver several
years ago. was confined in a Cali
fornia insane asylum. Samms had
been the manager of the old Peoples
Theatre at Fifteenth street and Cleve-
land place. 1t was az that place he
first met his wife. One day he sud
denly disappeared as If he had been
bio ted from exist nee. II, had b en-
gone so long tNat his W fe believed d
he was dead and would never be
heard from aeain. II vas at this
time that she took a fanc5 to Vim i.
When 1t was armed that Samms
the plans Of Mrs. Ssmms and Mizrer
were for the time teing thwarted.
Mrs. Samms Instituted divorce pro-
ceedings and secured a legal Sc a a.
ton. II was repo ted that S. G took
this action with the intention of mar
rying Miner.
Reports that Mrs. Edith "rater
Samms would sue Miner TO breach
of promise we're denied at the time
that they 6rst gain d circ I'atio1.
When NJ S. Samms left Denver It was
supposed that she was going TO st.
Louis TO ent upon a theatr cal en-
gagement.
Ny darghter was not engaged to
Wilson Miner and does n wish her
name used in connection with his. >
says George E Crater. a pioneer in
sursnce man. when the newspapers
d sgged the name Of my daughter
Edith into publicity about a year ago
Il beclm 50 unpls sent that she le t
Denver aud located at Long Island.
New York. ste Is still tlere.7
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
sePERATE MINISTRY
For German Colonies Voted for by
the Reichstsu.

tnc HtfCnst1Q-
Berlin. May 3.-The ei,hs a. by
l. ia-ge M iority. today pa d a bill
establishing a seDeraie ministry for
the colon 'es. This Wa 4 NJ az ins
the votes Of the Poles. Sacial De o
cr,is and members Of the Center
pariv This hin was DEFEATED a {
year by the same opponents ami {
vas one ~ the causes that lead to tho
= ssclution Of tie re-chsisg in rc-
cember.
In the course Of { days De ate.
Vice Chsncel'or Weaner ref tel The
assertions made ~ Her Rebel
Socialist leader. that Germany had
special political reasons for krepi-g
strong military force in German
Southwest Afrca and deelsred with
emphasis that Germany never had
had any political motives concerning
the Cape Colony. II Is expected that
Herr Dernburg. at present directu q
the colonial OHiee viii te The first
colonial secretary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
GUATEMALA SENDS APOLOGY.

Mexico City, May Guatemala
has apologided to Mexico for insinI-
ating that the Mexican legation at
Guatemala City was harboring men
suspected of attempting to assassi-
nate President Cabrera last Monday.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Mariscal
received this intelligence late today
in a cablegram from Minister Gamboa
now at Guatemala City. The incident
is now closed To the satisfaction of
the Mexican government.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
AeERMANN GIVES UP OFFICE.

Santa Fe y. NJ. May 3.-eovernor
german. in accordance with in
uction received last evening from
ashington. tuned over his Offics TO
rrritorial Secretary Reynolds to
). Reynolds will be acting govern
until the arrival from the Philip
aes in July of Captain George
rry. who has been appointed gov
Dor By President Roosevelt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
WASHINGTON IN THE DARK.

Washington. May S.-Acting Secre-
Fy NeSberry tonight said the navy
Ipartmeut had received no adviees
garding the alleged assault on Da-
5 by Nicaraguan soldiers at Poerto
srles. A cable messaga was re-
sved yesterday from Commander
liam Of the gunboat Marietta. but
b department officials were enable
decipher the M ssage and request
that il he repeated. No response
S been received and If Fullam has
slimcd charge OF affairs al Puerto
rtez IL Is not known here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
American League.

it.eries-Wilets, EUban' S and
Sshmidt; Patterson and Sullivan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04

Batteries-MathewSo and Bre5na-
ham, StrickIett and Butter.
Boston, May 3.-Bunching of long
hits in the sixth won for lhe locals.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04

Bat aries-LIndaman and Brown;
Lu h. Moren and Jackslitsch.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04

New York, May 3.-Locals were
given the winning tally with base
On balls.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04

Bat tieries-Pstie1, Fal enbcrg and
Warner: Young sni S1aw.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04

WHEN a STORE COMMENCES to
make its advertising conspicuous and
Important. u commences 70 be cen.
splcuous and Important store--the
kind Of store that your seIfinterest
draws you to.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
SCORES OF YESTERDAY
National League.

Chicago-Pittsburg- snow, no game
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04

IF YOU EXPECT to buy something
at a store today, get advance informa.
ton by reading the ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-09

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race. II began so FAR back that the
memory - mau. assisted by the still
greater memory ~ history, can recall
no time when Il id not exist. II would
De diihouit - say who We're the first
slaves. In an the nations around Tie
Mediterranean. where civilization Is
supposed - have started. the lnstitu'
ton hr,an early % flourish ami held
on right dow. through feudalism Ia
modern times.
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hona State Capital.