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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
NAVAL BAIL IN
HONOR OF EVANS
OTHER OFFICERS ALso coNsio~
EE=D--HRiLLiANT AFFAin
AT OLD POINT coMFoRT
ELIMINATION or JApS
Taxing Plaee--secretary cf Navy De-
cides to Enlist Only Americans
sailors Trained For Stew
ards, Etc.

Old Point Comfort. VT. Dec. II.
"a brilliant naval and military bail
was given tonight III honor OF Admiral
Evans ando ther officers Of the battle
ships which sail Monday en- the cruise
to the Pacific ocean
Several naval attaches from forcfg
embassies and legations at Washing
ton have arrived here to witness tha
manenyers attending the departure of
the fleet
Regarding the report that the Japasf
esa servants on board the vessels OF
! the Pacific bound fleet have been
transferred to other ships that are y,
be left behind, it was stated on bcar1
1.-THE flagship Connecticut today that on
lily those Japanese stewards and mess
iattendants whose en,istments expira
prior To July ! next have haan rss.
placed by American sailors recently
trained for the work The Japan =
lfalling within this Restriction havf-
been placed ON receiving ships at
various navy yards as it was not der
tSifGa w atnGfEAt NJ bIrHA ht " Jt1N1sAA
Ipcrt and be under obligation of Tay
ling their fares back To eastern por-a
| tions 4 the United States. Quite Il
humber cf Japanese servants warae
lenlistments have q year or mere tA
lrun. are being taken along as usiia
Under the rules laid down by u :
present secretary Of the navy enlist-
Enent In the navy Of persons nst c1ss-
sens Of the United States III strongly
forbidden. and fer this reason. ncne
but Japanese can be re-enlisted nni
ian aliens art thus to be eve itual's-
jeliminatea ffcm the enlisted frca.
lRaalizing that Japanese servants
could 20 lsngsr be retained the rffI
Ioeas have fof soiua tiAa past been i
fstructing ether sailors I'll duties form Y
erly assigned japanese.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
OF COURT
DETERMINED HOW FAR THEY
CAN co IN RESTRAINING
A STRIKE.
/ Lackawana Railroad Denied Renewal
of Injunction Against 5witchnen's
Union by Judge Hazel at
Buffalo.

Buffalo. NJ Y, Dec. 13.-Judge Ha-
zeil, of the United States court, this
afternoon denied the motion Of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad to continue the injunction OBJ
tanned by that company restraining
the switchmen's union from inciting 4
strike among the men in its employ
The decision is considered most
impouant one as the case was a ttst
to determine how far the powers {
tae courts may be exercised to re.
strain strike.
HAZEL held that the railroad failed
to prove that the officers Of the
switchmens union had unlawfully
urged the switchmen 20 break their
service contract. The consent Of
rre5ident Hewley Of tne switchme 3
union, TO poll Ct the men, vita the
fact that he would direct strike N
net considered BY Hazell as an IN
element or inducement to strike
President Hawley said this even.
Ing that there would be no immediate
stcp on the part cf the switchmen -
striEa ana thought il may be avert
cd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
WORSE THAN He
HAD EXPECTED
49,
FUNSTON FINES CONDITIONS ~
\ coLDFiEL D, NEVADA, vERY
SERIOUS.
WILL PREVENT Outrage
No Mater - Mhom comn,tted--
Gees Mot Think co3erroraasyjii' \
Declare Martial Law Noxs
Mo Disturbance,

GoiaGeht Nev. Dec, IS. stSg nj n
Ing conferred with many cstiyNhs!pf
Ccldna'd scaav Genera Fb-AtJt,
stated tonight 10 the Asseciatal lo3sSl
correspondent that he Is luain4 Aesj
,Iititns here wrrse taa he had ,Ae(tk
tieiretcd. NJ
grewIne ort ~ the a'fficu't' ~
tween the mine owners and. xe
Miners he said "are create rsrtFH 1
my information previous to enngiMgl1n
Goldfield had led me to helieyea1yl
have just telegranhed q seconftf IN
port to Washington. which y basedtDA
the information have gathered toa&
/ do nct believe the governor will M
clare martial law at once as ~
seriors disturbances have occurred. 4
am satisfied with this, and shall II
advise such action until ii IL ass
lutely necessary As 20 patrolipg
the vicinity Of the mines and tie
stracts Il tho city with regulars that
IL nrecaaure toat ma beeoAle
necessary any hour
: Neither Frnsten ner Governor
sparfs will yield to the lrss aire
brought to induce them ta f'vor the
withdrawal cf the troops before the
arrival ef the labor commission from
I Washington.
! Tomorrow q decoration OF women
composed Of members Of the Wnnl.
ems c,fb If Gcldaeld. will cal on
Fnnstcns and lay before him their 4 II
ii the question, which will be that
prsylors to the coming " the tronf =
they lived In constant terrof sf DC
lieving thai their homes might b
destroyed and their lives endangered
hvs deeds CT violence and dents daiions
os ~iesperals strikers They asill ash
tnat the troops be kept there Until an
danger Of trouble is past
Tonight there Is we'll authenticat
ed r,ner that citizens committee
has been formed, ostensibly to act
as volunteer fire and police depart
ment In he residence district, but
which will be more in the nature OF a
vigilance committee of the early Cali
fornia days. Funston stated emphat-
cally when questioned that the
troops here would endeavor to pro-
tect the Western Federation men If
any attempt was made to deport
them, just as they would protect men
who might be set upon by strikers
The troops will try to prevent out
RACES or violence of any sort, no mat
ter by whom committed, he said.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
|D|ES ON SCAFFOLO
Neuro Executed in Lincoln, Neb.-
Suffers Penalty For Murder OF
Railroad Conductor.

Lincoln Neb., Dec. l5.-Harrison
Clark tcolored) died on the scatfold
81 the state penitentiary this after
neon. Efforts were made TO delay
the execution by filing a petition a.
lcging insanity
Judge Cornish overruled the appli-
cation and Warden Beemer carried
cut the sentence.
The crime for which Clark was ex-
ecuted was the murder OF Conductor
Edward Fleury at South Omaha
whom Clark and two colored men at
tempted to rob. Fleury drew a re-
yolver and fired at the robber when
commanded to hold up hts hands
Shots were fired in return and Fleury
was hit in the abdomen and fingered
several days before he died.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
CHARGED VII |
IhC[ND|AR|SM.
w. c. r, u. PRESIDENT ANa AN
OTHER WOMAN ARRESTED
FOR coNNiviNG TO BURN
LATTER's RESIDENCE FoR ~
suHANcE.

Norfolk. Ohio. Dec. l3-M Mrs. Ma ,hs
A. CampbclI president Of the .W,-
mems Christian Temperance Uniois.
superintendent Of the congregational
Sunday School at StubenyiIfe and tna
wife of wealthy Greenfield town
ship farmer. was arrested today in
Sandusky, on an Indictment charging
incendiarism.
The indictment charges that Mrs.
Campbell burned the dwelling ownea
by Miss Lola Mather neighbor. in
October Miss Mather also has been
indicted.
The Insurance company asserts nat
the women framed the plot by which
Miss Mather was TO take the insurance
money, pay off the mortgage on her
home and on that condition Mrs.
Campbell would buy the place. Both
the women are on bonds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
0RCHlRDtXlMIND
BY Attorneys For Defense--on Rack
Two t.ours--Froyen to BE an In
human Monrter.

Boise, Idaho Dec. II. THE after
seys f.r the defense - Peltibone cas-
eal Harry Orchard the states chic
yiIness,cn the rack for two hours
and d half today endeavcring to dis
credit his testimony. The cross ex-
animation was rigid and effective In
that Orchard was pictured as an In
human monster, murderer. bigamistl
perjurer gambler and incendiary-
Every attempt to maze the witness
contradict himself failed II was an
nounced that the state would finish its
case by next Thursday The witness.
es for the defense We're therefore sub.
poenaed to appear Friday OF next
week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
THE MODERN BANK
Subject of Address of =. A. vanderlip
OF New York--Urees New
Bank System.

N--W York. Dec. 13.-Frank A. Van
s@ri.p. vice president Of the National
City aBnk In an address today On
"The Modern aBnk" at Columbia Uni
Yersity. advocated a con- iaaticn q
the Scotch system Of branch ban S
with the German system of q Ceatral
bank Cf Issue as solution Of The
banking problem. Nanderiip sever ,ls
araigncd the prs sent bank ncts sys
TEN. declaring il was the "resrit q
an ingenious device of harassed
government to sell bonds"
The need of the device. he said
had long disappeared, but hampering
laws related & that system stiil re
uainel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
BADLY HURT BY CROWS
Hunter Near Freeport Attacked BY
Large Flock and Narrowly
Escapes With Life.

Frceport, IN. Dec 1s-Paul Niles,
hunter. was attacked by an enor.
mcUs flock cf crows near there today
rnd barely escaped with his lie. Mics
hred into the flock wounding several
and the others attacked him. The man
started to run. hut was knocked down
and pecked about the face and eye 5
and beaten almost insensibie by tie
birds wings With the greatest difi'
Guilty he crawled to a nearby barn.
with the birds fighting him all the
way. and it was not until he was in
side that they desisted Niles Is in a
critical condition
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
.BO0KSARt MISSING
TARIFF RECORD THAT FIGURED
IN STANDARD OIL CASE IN
a CHICAGO,
Fact Ereurht Out in Conference De.
tween Landis and Attorneys
Atcn Officials Cannot Lo-
cate Volumes.

Chicago. Dec. l3.,~-At conference
this afternoon between Judge lands
'cf the United States district court.
and attorneys concerned IN the Gaze
against the Standard Oil IN which
that corporation was llned S29, ,240G0o
Attorney John s. Miller made TIE an
launcement that the three commodity
thrift books cf the Alton railway
which figured In the trial, were mSs-
Iteyinusly missing The tariff boots
were offered in evidence by the
Fstandard Oil attorneys to show there
1Were In existence many other tariffs
N Illinois similar to that for accept
Mace of which the Standard Oil com
Many was prosecuted. Miller declared
1Rhat he had called upon railroad
|N6tscials To produce the books since
|t.6A trial and that they informed him
!E~@T could not be found. The books
FEere excluded by Judge Lands at
I-iNe trial and Il Is said the defendant
| |wsll nsa this fact arguing for 4
I,%hersal II the United Stats eorrt OF
smea's At the conference teday the
text cf d hiil of exceptions was agreed
upon which win be rresentel for sis-
1atnra to Judge Landis tomorrow.
The signing " the hill will conlnieta
The history ef the case IN the lower
|ecurt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
BATTLE WITH DOG
Woman Pinioned Vicious Brute 70
Wall as He Hum TO Her hus-
bands Throat.

Chicago. Dec. lS.--Mrs. Roy wi'soa.
the wife ~ an insurance broker. when
she saw her husband at the mercy OF
an infuriated bull dog in their home
IN Austin today. came to his rescue
with a sword ran the animal through
the body and pinioned It against the
wall until dead. Wilson. the owner OF
the dog. attempted to discipline II With
a whip. The animal spraRg at him.
seizing him by the throat Mrs. VIII
son saw the attack. seized the swor |
which was hanging on the wall AMI
despatched the brute. Both she and
Wilson we're later found In a swocn
upon the floor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
GETS BIG JUDGMENT
Wisconsin Central Brakeman Gets
$4,000 Damages From Road For
Loss of o5th Feet.

Minneapolis. MINI. Dec l5.-The
supreme court today declared the Wis
eonsin Central must pay Earl White
head sSa eo0. the largest judgment for
a personal damage suit ever sustained
in Minnesota. Whitehead a brakeman
ia.t Lon feet b. being knocked from
the trr &C q box car b. an overhe al
5rilrr n Chippewa Falls. Wis., and
rln sveE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
WILL MADE PUBLIC
Late Judge Baldwin Leaves Practical.
ly Entire Estate in Trust For
Widow and Sons.

Appleton, Wis, Dec 13.--The will oi
the late Judge Baldwin, was made pub
lie today and except for a bequest OF
$25 900 TO a cousin and four daughters
in Vermont. the entire estate cstima'
ted at s5.000,000 is left in trust for ten
years to the widow Mrs. Catherine NJ
Baldwin. and two sons. George 2.
and Charles Baldwin. At the expira
ton Of ten years the estate will be d.
vided share and share alike between
the three.
Lands in Washington, Oregon. Mich
igan. the Dakotas. Wisconsin and Ok
lahoma are included i'm the estate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
CONDITION HOPELESS
Queen Garcia Of sasony Suffering
Fren1 Nephritis-Espected TO
Die During Night.

Dresden. Dec. 13.-The condition Of
Queen Garcia. widow OF King Albert
q Saxony. who As suffering from
nephritis. is hopeless.
The last sacrament was admins
tered today and the Queen Is net ex-
pected TO live through the night
Queen Garcia is the daughter OF
Prince Grstave Yasa Of Sweden She
vas married to Prince Albert Of SAY
.cny in 1853. and in 1873. on the
death Of King. Johann. assembled the
Ithune with her husband King Al
ILert, Hhc difz 5uns I9. 1897
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
WRONG NAME.

Calumet. Mich. Dec. 13.-James
Watson. reported to have run over
end killed with an automobile an un-
known man in Paris today- is not
Known here. James Hoatson. a mil
Iionaire mining man Of Calumet IL
new in Europe and # is believed the
name Watson has been confused witi
Hoatson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
DESTRUCTIVE FIR
Families Driven From Home and
Horses Burned When Bottling
Plant Burns in Chicago.

Chicago H., Dec. 13.--Four persons
we're injured and a score Of fami les
were driven from their homes and %
hcrses were burned to death tonight.
when fire attached the bottling plant
Of the Cook Brewing company at
Twenty sixth street and Cottage Grove
ayeneu. I.ss $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
CONVICT SUICIDES.

Nashville. Dec with but q
hours Of his term to expire Polk
Mackey. a convist in the psnitent a-y
here. committed suicide with a shoe
knife.
His mind had .lddeniy become
Unbalanced He ras in prison for
ntrder
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
s. NTENCE C MMUIEO
ev Governor Fofk-Murderer Sent to
Insane Asylum Declared SANE
Given life Imprisonment.

St. Joseph. Mo- Dec. l3.-Marii1
Paul Grove. who murdered his sweet
heart. Miss Mary Newman. because
she would not consent TO an imme-
liate marriage. and who was sen
fenced to hang aad then committed n
an insane asylum here. on order O.
ocverncr Folk. has been declared san
by hospital authorities aad Foik ha'
commstcd his sentence to iife in
prisonment
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
UNUSUAL SUICIDE
Unidentified Man Thows Himself un-
der Americans Auto in Streets
Of Paris, France.

Paris. Dec 13.--An unidentified man
run down and killed this afternoon OF
Champs Eiysee by an automobile own.
ed BY James Watson. of Calumet.
Mich Neither Watson, who was in the
car. nor his French Chauffeur who
was driving It. was detained as the
policema in charge Of regulation ct
traffic at the spot declared it was
a ease cf suicide. He says he saw the
man threw himself under the machine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOB
GASOLINE ENGINE WORKS.

Beloit. WIS. Dec. is.-crelitors CT
John Thompsoa and Sens manafsf
turing company. makers OF gasoline
engines. asked tliat be declared bsak-
rupt J. ". Ferguson. Of Rccsford.
vas appointed reeeiFer toss=v. Liabsii.
ties s150,o0e. assets sooeeea
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
JURORS LOCKED UP
For Night in Case Of Chicago Saloon
Keeper-Having Reached No
verSict.

Chicago. Dec. i3.--The jury in the
sase of Thomas Chamalmes first TO
bc tried Of the 50 saloon keepers
charged with violation Of the Sunday
closing law. retired at O'Clock this
afternoon to consider the verdiSt.
Five hours later no agreement having
been reached the jurors were locked
up for the night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
WINS 1000 YARD RACE.

Philadelphia. Dec. 13.-Gry Has
Eins. oi the University Of Psnnsyl
sania. tonight defeated Melvin shep
Tard. cf the Irish American Athletic
Club. cf New York. in a 1000 yard
race. Haskins won by a yard and a
ha'f in 2-25ik-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
ILLINOIS WINS

Champaign- IL. Dec 13.-The INT
sersitv Il Illinois debating tenn de-
festal the University Of Wisconsin to
night Subject vas Government con
trsl Of Transportation corporations
dring interstate business. Illinois
suppc-ted the Affirmative.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
TO SHOW RESPECT
Swedish-Americans in Minneapolis Il
Hold Memoris; 6ervices--Send
Message of Coincidence.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. Ia Swed-
ish-Amerieans OF Minneapolis will
chow their respect and honor for the
late King Oscar Of Sweden. next
Thursday, in cne o I the. greatest
memorial services ever planned II
the United States.
Arrangements for the memorial
we're made today and a COMMITTEES
was appointed to send telegram OF
coincidence 10 the Royal family,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
HAD GOOD DAv.

Washington. Dec IA bulletia
issued at the White House tonight
SAYS that Mrs. LongWcfth had verg
coed day and her progress Is entirely
satisfactory.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14
SHOE COMPANY ASSIGNS.

jefferson Cts. No Dec. 13.-J 3.
Hrlns Shoe Manufacturing crmpa1Y
cf this CITY traay assigned Assets
sJ0.Ose. liabilities s.s1oo3.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14

PUT PRICES INTO your advertise
mentc. Let peopIs krow exactly wha.
they can get for their money. list
Of ssesanablc soodu without the prices
Is not complete.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14

ADVERTISING 70 AN ordinary lnr
vestmsnt which with most bCs'ness
men, brings them great deal more
than the ordinary ten per cent n ~
cost.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-14

gcOncluaed On Thlrd Page-1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-19
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart. OF Miss
Evans Millinery department. In the
Meyers store. left last evening for
her home IN Wallace, Idaho.
@. Horton has returned 70 hie
home In Corvallis. after a short visit
In this city.
Mrs. @. o. oliver, OF Jefferson.
was In the city yesterday.
Oscar NJ. Johnson, the well-known
clothing merchant, Is In Portland on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Barr are the
guests OF friends In PORTLAND.
Manager Page. OF the Portland
General Electric Company. was
among the Portland-bound passengers
this morning.
Mrs Eliza Dodge. who has been
in Oregon. has returned 10
her home IN this city She was ac-
by Mrs. George Hoye. OF
Oregon City. who win visit IN Salem
w. w. skinner returned this morn
Ing from a short trip up the valley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-19
transmitting Power without Wires

Transmitting Power without Wires
Consul John G. Covert advises that
very important and far-reaehing
invention is announced in the French
city OF Lyons by which, Il is said,
electrical power can be transmitted
without the use OF wires. concerning
which he says;
1T may be called an extension OF
the wireless use OF electricity. II II
still kept secret and Il seems that
only one person in Lyons possesses
a knowledge OF all the facts on the
subject. He is a prominent broker
who has financed the enterprise. lie
Informs me that all the work in per-
fecting the invention was carried on
in the country at the castle Of a
prominent manufacturer of Lyons and
that only two persons were permitted
TO know what was going on.
Some two weeks ago the first ex-
perlments we're tried, and a minia-
ture streetcar was moved over a nat
space by electricity communicated
from a distance OF several yards. The
invention is being tried In Marseilles
on a streetcar line and applied 10
several kinds OF machinery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-19

the period are, as stated In the tabu-
lated list Consolidated. T1.13G
tons; Jumbo Extension. 14.373 tons;
Florence, S72O tons: Combination
Fraction, 4S4 tons; Black Butte. 500
tons; st. Ives, 21S tons; Daisy, CO
tons; Sandstorm, 21 tons: Velvet, II
tons, and May Queen, 9 tons. reveal
ing an aggregate annual rate OF
1sO,622 tons, worth at 500 per ton,
s1s,O62,2OO.
Rawhide Promising Camp.
A party Of Goldfeld operators,
among who was George f. Won
Polenz, made the trip to Rawhide in
an auto last week, and after spend
ing several days inspecting the camp
returned with glowing accounts of
the showing in the new camp. Mr..
Won Polenz took number of photo
graphs of the camp and its sur
roundings and brought back speci.
mems that are plastered over with
gold, some of them showing nuggets
as large as good size pea. They
found the camp very active, there
being about 1000 people in the town
living mostly in tents, though there
are several frame buildings np and
a number more In course of con-
struction. Building operations have
been hampered by the inability TO
obtain lumber, but It is coming in
more freely now. and few months
will see a substantial town built up.
There have been about 20 leases
granted in the camp, though only is
of them are being actively worked at
the present time, owing I'm part TO
the general money stringency. The
Colonel Proskey lease on Grutt noun
tain, the Miller lease, west Of town,
and the Kearns lease. formerly
known as the Grutt-Hardy lease, arc
the three best producers to date. All
three of them are sacking ore from
the rich streaks. and have good sized
yee is OF milling ore opened up. The
first shipment sent out from the
Kearns lease consisted OF three
sacks, weighing probably 275 pounds
In all, and the net returns were
$500 TO tn eton. These shipments
were made by the Grutt-Hardy peo-
pie, and Il was on the strength OF
them that Kearns and associates
purchased the lease. The shaft Is
now down 40 feet and has a flve-foot
vein that averages about $120 TO
the ton. There Is slx-inch streak
that runs over $500 and a small
seam that Is practically solid gold
Goldheld News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-19

Eugene Zimmerman. who accumu-
lated a fortune OF some twenty mil
lion dollars IN this country. says Il
is not NJ for a capitalist 10 live in,
and 80 has concluded 10 locate In
ireland and be an 'lrish gentleman "
There arc two good reasons why he
will never succeed IN doing 80. OGe
is that being German he can't be
Irish. and the other Is that being a
snOb he can't b. a gentleman.