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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16
PACIFIC BOUND
ATLANTIC FLEET.
STARTS ON TRIP TO WEST COAST
or THE UNITED STATES
TODAY.
THE ARTICLES OF WAR
Read to Sailors Who Are Cautioned
to Export Themselves Properly
at Foreign ?orts--Shore
Liberty Ends.

I Old Point Comfort Va. Dec. 15.--
The Pacific-bounl Atlantic feet
icavcs tomorrow morning on S
journey through the Straits Of Magel-
Ian, en- route. as the official order
reads For the West Coast of the
United States" The president Is eS-
pccted to arrive in Hampton Roa s
or the Mayaower shortly after eight
O'Clock in the morning.
From the time the presidents
yacht casts anchor in the center Ct
the feet events Of the departure viii
move rapidly Rear Admiral Robley
D. Evans, commanderin-chief, viii
On board the MayAower and pay his
respects to the president and viii be
Immediately followed by ether flag
and commanding officers Of the fleet
The reception on the Mayfiower win
last about an hour and half hour
mere will be consumed In hftin
anchor and getting the ships II posi-
ticn fer the start, which, il il ex-
pected viii be made about 10 o'c,ocF.
Two hours later the FIRST Of the lcng
line Of lighting vessels should have
cleared the yirginian Capes and
turned her course To the southwark.
the review 81 the passage of the fleet
by the president should be ended
about II O'Clock,
Shore liberty for the sailors ended
this afteradon and at that hour the
enlisted force oflEeach ship. nunbsr
ins nealfy 1000 men to company
was lined up at quarters to listen toI
the reading Of the articles 0f war
Every man wGg told what MS dntS
was to his country, to his flag and to
his superior officers. They We're
cautioned to uphold the dignity Of
their uniform when going ashore at
South American ports and always
conduct themselves in an orderly |
After the articles of war had been
read, the chaplans of the several
ships read from the bible at divine
Admiral Evans was ashore mcst OF
The day Many Of the officers bade
heir friends farewell tonight and re
paired aboard their ships At seven
/. m. all must be at quarters ready to
sail.
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FREED Of CHARGES.
ARE PRISON ouARDs-PoWERs
CASE STOPPED 5Y ILLNESS
OF STATE coUn5EL.
Correspondents Of Newspapers Still!
Have to AnsWer~--claimed Writ
ers Sent Out Reports With
out Investigating.

Georgetown Ky, Dec. 15,-The tria
|of Caleb Powers being postponed on
Iacccnnt of Commonwealth Attorney
Franklin being sick Judge Morris
took np the rule for contempt against
Cart. q WI Longmire and his asso.
eiates, the prison guards In charge OF
Henry Soutsey and James Howard
All the newspaper correspondents
were sworn In as witnesses and the
result of the investigation was. given
In lengthy opinion by the court, in
which Capt. Longmire and HIS nsso-
eiates were exonerated, and dis.
charged.
The court therupon ordered rules
FOR contempt to issue against n. l..
Mcclure, correspondent for out OF
town papers. and II, Lee Davis. CORE
sptndent for the Lexington Leader.
The court offered to allow time Ia
which they could prepare and file re-
sponseg.
Mr.. Mcclure stated that he was
ready to proceed with his examination
and agreed to submit the case on the
case on the testimony already all
dnced Judge Morris rebuked him fol
the careless manner In which, as the
court held he had been sending onf
rancrts from the court room without
proper investigation, and discharged
him with q renrimand.
w, & G. Hobbs. attorney represent.
ing r.. Lee Davis. asked that he be
given until Monday morning In Nhich
% file response. The time was grant
cd, but ~ the close of court Mr., Hobbs
submitted the matter privately to
Judge Morris.
A fine of $50 was then imposed
AGAINST Mr. Davis,
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TO
UNITED STATES
REPORT FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE
3o,itso7, SHOW SUBSTANTIAL
INCREASE.
OVER MILLION ARRIVE
Arrivals From Austria Hungary
Larger by 1914 Than Previous
Year--china and Ireland
Fall on Little.

Washington, Dec. l5.- The ifnrnig@s
tion to America during the year ED
ed June 3os 1907. was vastly gfef
than III any previous year Of the
tory of the United States. This
Is made known IN the annual re-
Of Frank p Sargent, eommIssioo
general Of Immigration and natnra!:s
ton, mads public today.
The total arrivals were i.zs5, ,349 i
the year The. tide of immigratiea
from some Of the countries Is inds
Gated by the following figures.
Austria Hungary. 3ss, a52. an irt
crease OF 1874; Bulgaria, servia aaf
Montenegro, 1889, an increase ef 6
G93; France, 9,731, an Increase og
345; German Empire. 3T.s07. an In
crease OF 243; Greece, 3G.5s0. an IL
crease Of 7.091 Italy. including SIC
lily and Sardinia. 2S5.73i, Increase rf
1911: Russian Empire and Finland.
25S, ,943, increase cf 43,27S; Turkey.
207G7 increase Of 11,257; England 81
c37, increase cf 7.laG Ireland 5l.5afe.
d decrease Of 455, Scotland 1870 En'
crease on 1874; chinai OCT, d decrease
of 5s3; Japan, 3o,22G. II an increase
fGGAi british North America isa..
9ls increase OF 1855. West Indie !.
lC,6s9, an Increase Of 3.D33.
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CLOSING ORDER
WAS UNH[EOED
IN oMARA-THEATEas OPEN FOR
MATINEE AND NIGHT SHOWS
As USUAL.
BY COMMON CONSENT
Chicago Heights SaIoonNeepers and
cther o Baa ness men close Up
shop--Rigid Observance iin
New YORK.

Omaha, Dec i5.-The Sunday clos
ing order issued some time ago was
little observed here today and tonight
Perhaps a Thousand persons laid them
selves liable to the law by declining
to close their places CT business.
These places included theaters, news
paper offices. barber shops, sigar
stores, billiard halls, bowling alleys
and miner places.
Interest was centered in the thea
tres, whose course promised to have
much to do with the action Of ether
places Of business. All the Omaha
thcaters We're open for matinees and
night performances as usual. Namet
OF the managers. ticket sellers. dcpI
keepers, and stage foremen ci al
theaters We're taken and warrants Il:
their arrest will be issued tomorrow
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MASQU[P|.l.n[O IN
MANS CLOTHES
Girl POSED 40 SER.
cEANT IN CALVARY = COR
DRUNK - STARTED FIGHT -
ARREsTED--sEx DIscovERE1

Chattanooga, Tenn. Dec. f5.-.
Dressed in the uniform Of sergeant
OF the Twelfth cavalry, stationed III
Fort Oglesthorpe. and claiming to be
enlisted in the regiment. Laura 0'Dsn.
aid, member Of well known, family
Ct East Lake, Tenn. was arrested late
yesterday afternoon by the police.
charged with masquerading 10 man'z
clothes. Laura is attractive. both aar
man and woman, though in the sol.
diers clothes she had rather a.. eifenr-
mate look. However she made M
for her loks by the mastery way ia
which she drank whiskey. aud 1t was
this failing which led to her undcing
and discovery. After imbiding a ut
tie toe freely in local saloon she az
tempted to break up the place Then
she was taken in tow py the police
authorities. along with several other
soldiers. After being taken to the
police station her feminine nature ex-
pressed itself and she broke down In
a food of tears. The police matron
was summoned. and II was discovered
she was woman. She declined tn
tell under what name she was enlist
ed in the Twelfth cavalry but her
cap showed her belonging to Compaa-
d. Officers at the post, however. denv
that any OF the sergeants Of Company
u are missing. but a member OF the
company stated that the young womau
had been "a member Of the regiment
for some months. though her sex hat
never been suspected owing 10 her
style Of drinking and "cusslng
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FRENCH OPINION.

Paris. Dec, 1.-THE departure to
morrow OF the American fleet is an
occasion for a few fresh comments
here on tho Amerioan-Japanese rela-
tions
A well known foreign pubrcist said
to the Associated Press today:
1T is now almost an open secret in
diplomatic circles that the American
feet is going TO the Pacific to enable
the United States to answer Japan
upon an equal footing II is an
elementary measure Of prudence until
Japan shows her hand. II she enter
tains no rlterior motive. the immigra-
ton question viii soon be settled"
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CHICAGO Halea1s cLesen.

Chicags. Dec. ID Chicago.Heigbts
a manufacturing town Ct $4,000 inhab-
itants, thirty miles south cf Chicago
was a closed town" by common con
sent of its ninety saloonkeepers today.
Not only We're the saloons closed, bur
the drug store, confecticneries and
news stands as well. The saloon men
insisted that these places be closed in
retaliation for the activity of the Mum
icipal League, which is waging an anti
saloon war. Following the licking of
their doors at midnight the bartend-
ers, accompanied. by their sympathiz.
ars, paraded the streets shouting
taunts at the league members.
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oAMnLlNe HOUSES SCORED.

Council Bluffs, la, Dec, l5. Saloons
were closed today fer the first time
in many years. Nearly every minister
preached on the law enforcement to-
day. Gambling houses were particu
larIy scored and chu,c1 people We're
asked to aid in the suppression of
these institutions which are alleged t.
be running openly on the monthly
fine system.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16
WILL FDUClTE PRINCE
Marquis Arrives in Toxic With Crown
Prince OF kores-oeession Of
Brilliant Display

Toxic. Dec i5.-The arrival Of the
Crown Prince Of Korea and Marquis
Ito this afternoon was the occasion OF
4 brilliant spectacle Flags were pro
fusely displayed all over the city. The
Crown Prince OF Korea will be receiv.
d in audience BY the Emperor OF
Japan. December IS.
Plans for the education of the Ko-
rean crown pdince have not yet been
completed but they win now be ar
ranged under the direction OF Mar.
quis Ito.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16
ACT
Robbers Enter Store and Kill Man
With Meat cieav=--Groesrss
Wife Severely Beaten.

Kansas City. Dec. t5.-Luis Il
a grocer in Kansas City.
Kas.. was killed. and his wife. Mrs.
Matte sternberg, was injured By IN
Fnown robbers who attacked aud rob
bed them in their store last night.
A long iron bolt and a bloody NEST
eieaver near the bodies of the victims
supply evidence oh ow the crime was
SternberEs head was
beaten into a pulp; his vlfe's hsaa
Vas cut open. and one eve kaeckeI
ont. About s75 was secured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16
GALES ARE RAGING
Over Spain and mediterrsnesn-ships
Compelled to Seek Shelter Ct
Ports.

Paris. Dec. 1s.-Gaies of hurricane
vengeance are raging over Spain aud
the Mediterranean. The cruiser Isly
has been driven ashore at L'Orient
and the three master Pad7usa went to
pieces on the rocks at Biarritz. -Four
O fthe crew we're drowned.
A number Of fishing craft were lost
in the English Channel and the storm
drove ships to the shelter Of ports.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16
RUSSIA WARNS CHINA
That She Must Come to Agreement
With Jaosn Within Short Time
Concerning Telegraph.

Pehia. Dec. I5-The Rues'a1 gcv-
efnment has warned the Cbinass gov
erument that Hniess Japan and China
within q reasonable time. come 10 an
agreement similar to that embraeef
~ the Russell Chinese telegraph treaty
signed last October Russia win pre-.
sent its notification that this conFsn-
ton terminates With the year.
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WHAT RUSSIA THINKS.

st. Petersburg, Dee. 1.-THE de
parture of the American 0eet evokes
intense interest here.
The Noyoe Vermya does homage to
what it terms a bold Rooseveltian
stroke to resore the balance OF
power in the Pacific, which had been
disturbed by the recent war
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DEATH in FLAMES
Night Foreman and Night Watchmar
Burned TO Death in Lumber
Plant--other Fires.

Manistique, Mich. Dec. 15.-Three
5and mills of the Chicago Lumber
Ccmpan., were destroyed by fire to
day, Hcnry Hammel. a night foreman
and Night Waterman Andrew Norton
5eing burned to death. The property
loss was 500 .0e0.
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IN SERIOUS CONDITION
Is State Treasurer Of Miehigsr-lll-
ness Was Thought Slight But
Becomes Worse.

Chelsea. Mich. Dec i5.-AlaTming
reports are in circulation tonight r.
cardiag the illness Of state Treasurer
Frank ,. Giazier. whose failure three
weeks ago involved interests de-
pcsited in the Chelsea Savings bank
which was closed by state Bsnkiag
Comr-isrioner Zimmerman At FIRST
Il was thougft that ar. Giazier was
merely SUFFERING from a severe cold
aggravated ~ anzisty over hi1 fnan-
c;aI trcnhles. but tonight bis eondi-
tiea Is said 70 te critical He has
been IN a coma.Cse con3ificns with
ters neak heart action all day
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CABINET RESIGNS.

Tcheran. Dc. l5.-Popular agita-
ton against delay IN the execution Of
the soldiers who recently murdered
two shofkeepers here. reached eli
max today'n hostile demonstrations
on the streets. firing on parliament
building and the resignation Of the
cabinet.
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BANK TO REOPEN.

Kansas city. Dec 1s-The UaiOa
Avenue Bank Of Commerce Which xas
obliged 10 close by the Suspension of
the National Bank ef Commerce. VII
reopen for business tomorrow morn
ing. All the small be-ts carried dow
By the National Rapf's fail1Fs hasz
nov been rshabllliafed
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SEVEN INJURED.

Saginaw. Mich. Dec. 15.-Seven
fremen We're injured, Frank Sova
perhaps fatally. In the burning of the
Saginaw Produce and Cold Storage
plant in West Saginaw to-
day The property loss was $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16
TWO ITALIANS KILLED
And One Wounded in Street Fight
Policemen Did shootine--eid
On CHARGE Of Murder.

McAlester. Okla. Dec. l5.-Frank
DrnnateIh and Joe Pedro. Italians.
we're killed and Get Donnatelh NOR
taiiy wounded b. policemen IN a
street fight at Anderson. early today.
The Italians had been drfnking and
resisted arrest Two policemen did
The shooting aad are rnder arrest
charged Hith murder
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Berlin, Dec. l5.-The German admir-
atty has been observing for some time
with great interest the preparations
for the departure Of the American
fleet which is regarded here as the
most unusual naval experience of mod
eIn times
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16
TWO SIC FIRES.

Toronto. Ont. Dec. 1.-Two fires
here early Sunday eauss1 lossos az
sregsfing nearly sisa0eQ. The Elicit
PaDer Fox Manufacturing company isl
the chief sanereF
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16
ORDER NOT RESPECTED
Only Two Thesters N Kansas City
cIosed-0ePuties Secure Names
Of violstors.

Kansas Cts. No Dec. 15.-Oniy
two thsafers. the Willis Wood and
the Majestic. respected the SUNDAY
cltsiag order of Judge William r.
Wallace today. All 0saer Sneatsrs All
amusement places wore open aad d
putty marshais again secured tie
names q al alleged violators Of the
Law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16
COURT HOUSE BURNED.

Greonville Pa. Dec l5.-The Mer-
Ger county court house, located at
Moreer. erected forty years ago. was
totally destroyed by fire tonight. The
less Is estimated at $3.50 900.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16
Troy. N Y CLOSES.

Troy, n Y. Dec 15.-All theatres
and places OF amusement in Troy
we're closedtoday for the first time in
observance OF the Sunday law.
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BIG LOSS SUSTAINED.

New Orleans. Dec. l5.-Fire this
morning destroyed the Tulane Shoe
Factory one Of the largest in the
south. The loss Is estimated at 800.
900
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GALE SUBSIDIZED.

Icndan. Dec. l5.-The gaze a'one
the british ccast cn Friday and Sat
rrlay sulsided telay. Some fcrty
lives were lost
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16
Pearl Hunter is BAD.

4. r. ]. Scott who says he is a pearl
nntcr from the tanks OF the classic
Wabash Is In bad In ether words he
= in Jail rn charge Of freuuentile
houses Of I'D fame and may be held
for carrying concealed weapons,
Scott was arrested for creating a dis,
.tufhanee IN house on Thirtesnth
street. In one Of his pockets was
found a small cheap revsIyer and a
gruesome looking face mask. The
mask is not the kind used by melo
drama burglars or hold up men. II
is large white affair of heavy duel
with Jagged holes cut for the eyes
and mouth. Scott was too drunk to
tell what he used 1t for. To prove his
assertion that he was a pearl hunter
he had two good sized jewels in a
small box.
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MAN WITH BOGUS
MONEY ARRESTED
w, E. SOMMERSET AND HIS cs
COUNTERFEIT SILVER Dol.
LARS skiDooED TO JAIL
FRIEND GAVE ITEM TO HIM.

| w. Il. Sommerset and the 20
ominous number counterfeit silver
dollars found In his possession are
being held by the police Somerset
who was arrested BY Police OH er
Hagey claims that he did net attempt
tU pass any cf the bum money anl
that II had beca given him by d
friend to get rid of, He claims how
ever, that after taking the coins he
decided that he would net d dssere
from the path Of honesty and that he
merely intended taxing the money
home with him to keep.
The police are making an investi.
cation and are endeayosing to learn
IL any of tins money was passed in
Cairo and are also trying to locate
the man who Is said to have given ii
= Somerset. He owes his arrest
argely to his guilty conscience which
betrayed him as wrong doer Off.
cer Hagey saw the man on Seven.
teenth street early last evening and
n tlced that he attempted to get cut
Of his way when he saw his brass but
tons and helmet. He caught up with
Somerset and searched him. Find
ing the large number OF what then
looked to be perfectly good silver del
lars Officer Hagey thought something
wrong and decided to take him to the
station for a look over There IL was
quickly discovered thai the IN neyl
was counterfeit although of very
fair imitation. Somerset will be
held for the federal authorities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16

PUT PRICES INTO your advertise.
ments. Let pecple know exactly wha,
they can get for their money. A list +.
Of seesanabe goods without the prices
Is not complete.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-16

ADVERTISING ls AN ordinsry ins
vestment which with most buslness
men, brings them great deai more
than the ordinary ten PER cent ~ a.
ccst.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-17

been for several years, there is probable
no better second-class cruiser In commits
sion to-day Her crews in the early day
We're never well contented. The deser.
tons were many, and tho mon were con
stantly up to the mast for various in.
fractions Of discipline On the European
cruise Of lS93-ls9j considerable friction cx.
iStcd between some OF the prlncipu
officers and Just before that cruise hal
a dozen marines got into serious truuh 4,
while on special duty ashore at Ia
Guayr7. and were sent 70 tho navy pr iS-
on in BOSTON. The officers OF marines was
put on me retired list as he was believed
to be partly at fault for his men getting
into the sorape.
The Baltimore had much better for
tune. on the occasion of her detail n
larry TO Sweden. his native land, tho body
OF John Ericsson cwho might bn called
the father Of the battleship) great ova-
ton was given 20 the Baltimore and d
valuable souvenir medal commonwealth q
the event was presented by King oscar
to every man on board. from the captain
down. 70 ship that sailed the seas cvoi
| had greater honor conferred upon her
, bearing as she did the earthly remain.
o' the greatest inventor In the history Of
MA al architecture"
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VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.
Court Directed II and Sc,t93.1I Was
Amount Fixed.

The Chittendcn county court case Of
United States for use aud benefit of
]. G. Strait & Son vs. T. S. Fidelity
and Guaranty company cam" to an
end Yesterday afternoon, when at the
conclusion of the evidence for the d.
Tense tho court directed q verdict Tor
the plaintiff to recover 2,l92.ll. The
defendant was allowed exceptions.
This suit grew out of some construc-
and was to recover the value OF un-
paid claims against the f.. ". Denis
ton company, contractors. who fur
nished lumber for the post work and
who failed. The suit was brought
against the L. &. Fidelity and Guar
anty company, surety for the Deniston
company
The following entries were made
yesterday: In the case Of oliver Lee
May, Jr., by next friend VS.. Thomas
Parrizo, an action of assumpsit. the
demurrer was overruled, exceptions
were taken by the defendant and the
defendant may replead on the usual
terms In the case of oliver LeMay
Jr, by next friend VS.. AuRhtney Par
rizo, an action of trcspass, tho de-
murrer was sustained; the plaint tin
may file a new declaration on the is
ual terms; exceptions were taken by
the plaintiff.
A recess was taken In court until
Monday afternoon at two o'clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-17

said name in her advertisements. upon
her letter and bin heads. and in her
general business and social relations
And your orator AYERS that the use
OF his said name by the wife of said
Waterman Is without right and
against law and equity. whether used
as business name or in social rela %
lions: that such use of the orators
name is extremely annoying to the
orator. who constantly receives com
munications, principally bills for goods
purchased by the defendant and
charged to the orator, and other mat
ters: and that il is against both law
and equity for two women to bear The
name of tho sane husband.
And Your orator AYERS that he has
no adequate remedy at law in the
premises nor in fact any remedy at
all. in law.
Wherefore yoHr orator prays that
an Injunction issue restraining the de-
PENDANT from using the name of the
orator IN any manner either in a bus
mess or aoclal connection; and for
such other aud further relief 90 in
the premises shall seem meet
PREETISS c. DODGE. by
RUSSELL w. TAFT,
His Solicitor.
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