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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-09

any other course | should have felt
that ] was unfit to represent the
American people
In my cabinet at the present mo-
ment there sit side by side Catholic
and Protestant, Christian ana jew,
eacll man chosen because In my be-
lief he is peculiarly fit to exercise
on behalf of all our people the duties
Of the office 10 which | have appoint
cd him In no case does the man S
religious belief in any way influence
his discharge of his duties, save as it
makes him more eager to act Justly
ami upHghtly in his relations to all
men. The same principles that have
obtained in appointing the members
of my cabinet, the highest officials
under me, the officials to whom is
entrusted the work Of carrying ont
all the important policies Of my adj
are the principles upon
which all good Americans should act
in choosing whether by election or
the men 10 fill any
office from the highest to the loves
in the land
Yours truly.
(Signed
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Mr. j. c. Martin,
Dayton, Ohio
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-09
PRESIDENT-ELECT
SPENT QUIET DAY
SEVERAL PROMINENT OFFICIALS
AND OTHERS TALKED WITH
TAFT AT HOT SPRINGS YES
TERDAY-HOW OHIO VOTED.

Hot Springs Va Nov S-Thc
Sunday quiet which PresideutEloc.
Taft enjoyed today was in striking
contrast TO the days Of turmoil he has
Comet through and he gave himself up
to- rest
Cameron Forbes vice governor ~
tine Philippines and MIR LuzurigL
Filipino member of the philippine
commission, called on TAFT today
General discussion was INDUCED il
respecting Philippine matters Rem
resontatiye Gaines of West Virginia,
had long talk with Taft Gaines Is
on his way 90 Washington TO auen
tariff hearings by the ways and means
committee or The house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-09
DARING BURGLARY
Two Held Members Of Wealthy Fam
lly at Pistol Point While. Third
Secures $4,000 Booty.

Now York Nov g. With bur.
Glars lantern shining IN their eyes
and two reyolyers held by masked
men covering them five members Of
the family of Charles f. Tayntor, a
wellthy granite dealer. lay in bed In
the T'vntor home at Borough PAX.
Brooklyn, Ter more than an hour this
while third masked bur
glar packed mp $4,000 worth Of jew
aFy and silyerware Then the bur.
glars bound the Tayntors hand and
loot and escaped with their booty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-09
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK.

Monday.
Opening of annual National Horse
Show in New York City
Opening Of fan meeting of Hou,-
ION Jockey Club.
tuesday
Annual meeting of the National As
sociauou of Baseball Clubs la Chicl-
60
AT Kaufman ya Terry Nuslaine. ~
rounds at Los Angeles
Joe Willis VS. Bill Burns. 20
rounds al Vallejo, Cal
Tommy Quill ts. Young I.oughroy
H. rounds. 40 Boston.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-09

mat there Is no possibility Of any
Isubtcrranean lake existing there.
The report that there has been a
recent change Of plans OF the canal
70 conform with changed conditions
brought about BY the discovery Of
the subterranean lake ii is stated,
brands the story as without founda.
ton as no change OF plan could take
pace without the approval of con-
sress, the president and secretary or
war the present plans having been
approved by them IN fsf and no
change has since been maac.
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MOUND WY !.
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November 8, 1908.

Miss Clara Perks Of Villa Ridge
was the guest of Mr.. and RMS, Thos
higgins on Fourth and Walnut streets
this week
Mr. Ed Sheerer made business
trip to Olmsted Saturday,
Miss Sallye Yoakum of America
spent aSturday in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry PerrauIt Of
Cairo and the formers sister, Mrs
Wilton aud daughter OF Chicago, were
the guests Of Or and Mrs A. Won
Aichleburg Saturday,
ON Friday evening number Of
young people met together and pro
cceded to the home of Miss Earl TAR
where they made merry the few re
naming hours of the day Various
games We're played and refreshments
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-09
JEWELRY STORE ROBBED.

Springfield Ill., NOV S. Before
dawn this morning unknown persons
smashed the plate glass window in
Lochmau 5 jewelry store. stole sew
eral trays of jewels and escaped A
messenger boy who was an eye wit.
ness said "a woman and two men
dit b.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-09
AMERICANS SLANDEREO
Concluded From First Pase.)


mate Go oppose man Iur being 2
Unitarian as was John Quincy
Adams. for instance. as is the Rev.
EGwarl Everest Hale ~ the prss.ut
moment chaplain OF the senate and
an American of whose Ife all good
Americans are proud-then 90
would be- equally proper 10 seaport
q. oppose mau baclg-e of his
views on justification Dos faith. or thr
mchod CC administering the -a.,a.
meut. CO. the Gr-.-i of salvation by
was 81 og once enter ON such
CARGO tf go e. sbsolgiel, no -iwt
81 WHICH gan can iegtrimatal. 70 Co.
A. TO Catholics
So m"eh Tor ycu- objections 20 Mr.
Tart tr-a-sa Dc IS Tnirarian Nov.
frl s"ur otis-ti,ns 90 IiH teeausr
,or riuf BIZ wife anJ hrotne- to
D.. r11au Ca-bolic- a. IL haff eHs.
Tres arc uct- frt H tHar rra o..
u rr r-sr- g. Bnuan cttloic fiH-f
t.ir . ought not to affect iu the
'i-hfo-t fe--sr any Wan support .
5s- fII. for rhr rtsuion az ppr.-i-
.',H YcH ~ay Thar THE mass of
th- voters tiat arc not CatalH
viii not EUpnCrt p man for ans
cnice. especially for president Of the
lniteI States who j. a Roman Cath
ollie ] believe that Nhen 500 say
tits lou foully Islander your fellow
m,nt believe that the mass Of our
iciiov citizens. or that any cousid-
sEsbie HuIahsr 81 our fellow Citl
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-09

quilted OF murder will be placed on
trial for the alleged destruction Of
property A special session Of the
board Of supervisors has resulted iu
ID new jury list being chosen
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-09
Use Potatoes by the Ton.

For one item 81 diet New York citv
feeds It's population with 10000 tons
OF potatoes q month
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-09
Know Friend ThorouohIv

II man is worth knowing az an no
is worth knowing well-AIexander
Smith.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
BENZINE BURNS FATAL.
Bursting Can an Factory Sho7cers
Three Hen and Causes Panic.

Showered with burning penzine from an ex-
plodng can badly burned that
he died in st. Vincents Hospital later and tYo
others We're painfully burned in factory at
No. 100 Greene street yesterday panic
started among the two hundred men and women
at work in the building when the injured men
ran screaming through the place with their
clothing afire.
Max Jones, thirty-two years old, Of No. ia
Meserole street Brooklyn, who was at work
nearest the can which exploded, taken from
the place by the fremen and died in the hos
pital last night Aaron Scheff, of No. 372 Wal
labOut street, and Louis Goldberg, of No. 81
Clymer street, Brooklyn were badly burned
about the face and upper part of the body but
will probably recover. Two girls employed by
the Monarch Shirt Waist Company a tenant of
the building We're slightly burned the hands
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
TWENTY-FIVE DROWNED.
Captain of French Schooner, Only
SWUiUOr, Insane.

St Pierre, Oct. Insane after cnging to
a dory plank, fighting for his place with two
of his dogs for thirty-six hours in the North
Atlantic. the captain of the French three
masted schooner Juanita was brought into this
port to-day by the fishing schooner General
Archamere the sole survivor of a crew of
twenty-six men. The Juanta foundered last
Wednesday night in the hurricane which swept
northward from the West Indies.
The schooner went down with all the crew.
The captain able to grasp fragment of
dory, and on this he kept afoat until rescued
by the General Archamere thirty-six hours
later Soon after the Juanita foundered the
captains two dogs swan to him, and it was
only after a desperate struggle that he was
able to keep them from clambering on the
plank and swamping him.
The captain of the Juanita was in semi
conscious condition when hoisted board the
Archamere but revived before the
schooner arrived here. He is still delirious and
unable to tell his name. The Juanita was
owned in st. Malo France, by Yvon Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
CRETANS DEMAND
GREEK RULE
Union DECREE ISSUED
TCMULT IN C4NE4.
Montenegro Breaks AEcay from
Austria-Eagland Opposes
: Conference.

The union of Crete with Greece was decreed
sf+pr 2 great popular assembly at Canea
Montenegro has broken away from Austrian
control.
Great Britain opposes conference of the
Jurors n revise the Treaty of Berlin, and de-
e,-ss discussion TO be limited TO compensation
for Turkey
Popular clamor for war continues in Servia'
and It is reported that volunteers are being en-
-o71ed Tie Ministry has resigned
Tho Turkish government sent to the powers
..-oular Of protest asking what steps they mean
= take toward re-eStablishing order in Bull
-. and the maintenance of Turkeys inter
os-s under the Treaty of Berlin.
This mornings advices from London say that
.,,,- Austrian army corps have orders TO pre-
,.-a for mobilization. and that Archduke Franz
ro,z;rand was the author of the plan TO seize
the provinces.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
GIVES No. 274 BROADWAY AS BAIL.
Mrs F. B. Robinson Says She Also Owns the
Manhattan Building

In the East 5ist street station last night a
woman, who said she was Mrs. Frank Burton
Robinson, of Ossining, gave the building No. PA
Broadway. valued, according TO her, at $700. 900,
as bail for her chauffeur who had been arrested
at Fifth avenue and 51st street on a charge Of
exceeding the speed limit.
In the station Lieutenant Dunn found that the
chauffeur who said he Otto Lundgren Of
No 162 Second avenue Long Island City was
without a license. The lieutenant then placed
the bail at 5000. Mrs Robinson offered No. 274
Broadway, and added that if that was not
enough she would give the Manhattan Build
ing at Broadway and Canal street
The building at No. 274 Broadway was ac-
cepted by Lieutenant Dunn.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
NAY GUST STEPHENSON.
Headquarters Hears Bingham WM
Dismiss Captain.

1t was said last night good authority that
Commissioner Bingham would issue an official
order TODAY dfsmissing Captain John T. Steph
enson from the force He has been in command
of the Williamsburg Bridge station in Brook
lyn and was recently tried by Deputy Commis-
soner Hanson charges of failing TO maintain
discipline and with being absent from the sta
ton between midnight and O'Clock IN the
morning for the last five or six months
This will be the third time that Captain
Stephenson has been dismissed Following the
Lexow investigation he was indicted for black
mail. extortion and accepting bribes. and SEN
fenced to Sing Sing for three years and nine
months.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
HARTMAN GUSTS GOULD
arrangement to Take OUer Lines
Entering Pittsburg.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune-I

Pittsburg Oct. THE announcement is MADE
here to-day that E. H. Hartman has completed
a deal whereby he will take over the three sub
sidary lines Of the Goulds. reaching the Pitts
burg district will organize them into new
combination of his own after taking them out
of the hands of receivers, and will place l. F.
Loree now head of his Delaware & Hudson
railroad in charge as president
The lines to be taken over are the Wheeling
& Lake Erie, the West Side Belt Line and the
Wabash Pittsburg Terminal 1t is understood
that the Goulds to sever all connections
with these Iines-a total abandonment of the
plans TO enter Pittsburg which cost George
Gould about S25OGOOOO.
President Loree completed an exhaustive tour
to-day of all the properties in question 1t Is
understood that Pittsburg will be the headquar-
ters of the new Hartman lines
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
..HAgRIMAN CAN WAIT FOR HoNoRs. !"
Director of His Lines Says Future Gsner--
tio1s VIII Record His Value

San Francisco. oct. THE faults. the frailties
and the future Of Western transportation came
IN for most attention at the second days session
OF the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress
to-day. ]. e. Stubs. traffic director Of the
Harrimen lines. addressed the delegates as tina
personal representative of F. H Hartman Mr..
stubbs plunged boldly into the relations existing
between the lines he directed and the destnies
Of the trans Mississippi region. He said:
AS Il will be another century before calm
and disrassionate history Of tn Civil War can
be written. so the man whom am proud TO call
my chief can wait ~ satGre generations 70 rs-
cord his Sel-Ar
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
MILITARY CONVICTS FLY
KNOCK Sentry Senseless at Nezcport
Caught by Auto Party.

Newport, r. l., Oct. IA general alarm was
sounded at Fort Adams late to-day, following
the escape of three military convicts s-Privates
Stone. Taylor and Senay. of the coast artillery
While at work in the cemetery the men at
tackled Private Adela the sentry, and after dis
arrning him struck him over the head twice,
rendering him unconscious
Lieutenant Frank H Phipps and three armed
privates, who started in an automobile overlook
the fugitives about quarter of a mile from the
fort The party in the automobile held up the
fugitives at the muzzles of rifles and revOlvers.
and the three surrendered before a shot was
fired.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
WINS
Georgia to Take Ballot from Certain
Glasses of Negroes.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Atlanta Oct. Joseph NJ. Brown elected
Governor of Georgia to-day by majority rang
ing from $4,000 to 10000. his opponent. w.
Yancey Carter the Independence ticket, re-
ceiving in the neighborhoOd OF $4,000 votes. The
negroes made a hard fight against the dsfran-
chisement amendment. and the earlier returns
left the result in doubt but later reports indi-
cate that the amendment has been ratified by
fair vote.
Yancey Carter carried just one county in the
state His votes regarded as a personal fol-
lowing and a protest against Browns delay in
speaking for Bryan.
In the national election Hearst will not get a
corporal's guard vote in this state
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
LOSS OF MAYFLOW ER
TOLD BY A SURVIVOR
ROGER Il. DERBY'S LOG OF
THE WRECK.
Hou the Gold Seekers Came to
Grief-T Thrilling Struggle in
the Storm.
NJ. LINN BRUCE.

Roger A Derby, Harvard O5 one of the adj
venturous party that set sail from New York
On September 10 on treasure seeking cruise
on the former cup defender Mayf1Ower, has
written the following account of the abandon
ment of the schooner after it had been dis
mantIed in storm and the rescue of the party
by the fruit steamer DumOis. The members of
the party and the crew all brought TO
Baltimore by the Dumos, and arrived in this
city early this morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
HIS NEW WIFE STOLEN
Kidnapping Joke Doesn't Make a
HIT zcith CleUeland Nan.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Cleveland, Oct. mrs. Fred ]. Marquard, an
hour after she had been married to Mr. Mar
GUARD to-day, was captured by friends and
vvhirIed away in an automobile leaving the luck
less husband staring down the street after them.
At dark the party had not returned with his
bride.
Maruuard could not learn where she had been
taken and becoming angry he asked the police
to help him find her. The whole affair is sup
posed to be a joke on young Marquard, who is
popular in social circles
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
EXCITEMENT IN CANE4.
Clash ,rith French Troops Narrozcly
4rerted.

,-.s island Of crete, Oct. IA decree an
-,r.- the union Of Crete with Greece was
.,,;s.s5 pare this evening. Events leading up
- -na climax followed each other throughout
-. day with dramatic rapidity- The town was
4..5e,ked and early in the morning people
-, docking in from all directions There
--,-, 4-ine Of guns and revolvers, together
-..s -lsr-v Of cheering. but perfect order pre-
.t,s5 ,1uss,llnans mingled with Christians
freely and unmolested-
A. . O'Clock in the afternoon great demon
s,-ation in favor Of union with Greece was helo
-. military review grounds. More than ten
-.o-ssr5 nersors. one Of the largest crowds
s-s- seen here. gathered at this place. All the
-,-,i,en- revolutionary leaders, each with his
banner 7ring. appeared. and they were sup
-..5 ~ the heads of the different political
-.-ies the MAYORS Of the towns. the clergy ana
others influential in the councils Of the island
sneecbes were made by various representatives.
Win said that the peaceful political reVoiu'lo"
zrnicb they had assembled to carry out was not
.s;-a,-e5 AGAINST the powers which had been the
islands berefactors. but solely at proclaiming
.5e Islands union with the motherland- They
,o,te5 on the government TO act henceforth IN
the name Of the free kingdom Of Greece.
They urged the people, as a duty. TO go re-
.r.,-f,17,- and announce their decision to the
representatives Of the powers; then they must
rail together an assembly to confirm the peo-
Mes decision by an official vote.
Ten thousand men thereupon narched sing
ing and shouting TO the various consulates'
leaving gt each Of these written copy Of the
resolutions adopted. They then surged to the
Governors palace and lowered the flag Of Crete
raising the Creek flag in its stead The hags
OF ali the public buildings were similarly re-
placed by the flag of Greece.
With incessant wild cheering for the union
tie great procession made its way to the for
tress, where a Greek flag also was sent up 10
the TOP OF q fagstan, but the French troops
insisted on lowering it and unfurled the flag
Of Crete and those Of the four protecting row.
erz This angered the populace. and for time
there was serious danger Of disturbances but
the leaders finally succeeded in restoring quiet
4 special issue Of the Government Journal
vas distributed at 8 o'clock this evening con-
taining the decree signed by five councillors
who announce their compliance with the peoples
decision and direct all officials henceforth to
conduct the business OF the country in the name
OF the Hellenic government
Thousands OF people from outlying districts
most Of them armed, are still pouring into the
town. filing the streets and cheering the union
The government is taking special precautions to
preserve order, and au the public buildings are
strongly guarded.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
FOREST FIRES SPRING UP
Locomotive Starts One Near Tuppe'
Lake. IN 4drOndacks.

Albany, Oct. George Mccoy. of Tupper
Lake superintendent for the International Paper
Company, telegraphed Colonel ". F. Fox State
Superintendent of Forests, to-day that New
York Central locomotives had started fire near
Tupper Lake, in the Adircndacks-
Fires also are said to be smouldering on Baker
Mountain, near Saranac Lake, and in the town
of Dannemora, near Clinton prison.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
BOY DROWNS COMPANION
Eight-yen-oId Ne10 Bedford Lad
Pushes Playmate Into Wdter.
= relerraph to The Trihune.I

T8v Teleeraph % Tribune-l
New Bedford Mass, Oct. Nelson King,
eight years old was arrested this afternoon for
drowning Ernest Sousa, seven years old He
already has a record for horse stealing.
King confessed that he had pushed Sousa from
a rock into the water. To the police after his
arrest King said cooly:
Yes, 1 pushed him over. He said he could
swim and 1 wanted to see if he could. He held
his hands to me after he struck the water. but
I didn't do anything; then he disappeared, and
when did not see him come up walked away.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
mo BATH IN ELEVEN YEARS"
Ohio Woman Gets Divorce and Alimony on
Those Grounds
[Ry Telegraph to The Tribune.

Pitsburg, oct. 7-Alegirg that her husband
William F. Erny, rich farmer Of Pine Township
had not, her knowledge and belief taken "a
bath the entire eleven years she had been
ried to him. Mrs. Mary Erny obtained divorce
from him with almony to-day. The report of the
master made public this afternoon.
Mrs Erny in her testimony explained that the
fact that her husband would not go a bathtub
had caused her much worry and pain.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
INFLEXIBLES RECORD.
British Battleship Makes 27 IL
Knots on Trials.

Glasgow Octs THE British battleship-
cruiser Infexbe at her official trials to-day at
tanned a speed of 2114 knots. breaking all rec
ords
II was said after the trial that her speed
would have been greater had not the fog hin
dered
The Infiexible is the latest vessel of the improved
Dreadnought type in the British navy. and repre-
sents the highest development Of naval construc-
ton
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
SAYS PRESIDENT is SATISFIED.
Treasurer Sheldon on Chairman Hitchcock's
Management of Campaign

George R Sheldon. treasurer OF the RepubIcan
National Committee. stated yesterday that ths
President entirely satisfied with ChairmaH
Hitchcock's management of the campaign.
State Chairman Woodruff said that contributions
were coming In in small numbers and for smaller
amounts than in preceding campaigns. He said
tie national committee would be asked 10 assist
IN the New York state campaign in the matter q
funds
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
MRS. LoNewoRrH oUrsPRINTs HUSBAND
IBy Telegraph TO The Trlbunel

IBy Telegraph % The Iribunel
Pittsburg. Oct. Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long
worth and her husband. Congressman Nicholas
LOngworth caused some amusement this morning
at the Union Station here by sprinting down $50
yards of platform to catch their train which was
pulling out for Cincinnati. Mrs. Longworth
reached the fully length ahead OF her hus-
band
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
COLLAR CAUSES DEATH.
Boston Mans Struggles to Get 1t
on PrOre Fatal.
CBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.I

Boston. Oct Michael Tracy a retired con-
tractor. killed himself at the fremont Hotel
to-day trying TO button on collar that too
tight. It took a hard struggle to get the two
ends Of the collar to meet over the button in
front. Finally Mr.. Tracy succeeded and, turning
TO Mrs. Tracy, who was in another room, said:
There. I've got it" Then he collapsed
The medical examiner said that struggling
with the tight collar brought on heart failure.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

Berlin. Oct T.-The Grecian Minister to Ger
many. c. a Rangabe, on being informed to-
and Greece. said that this movement was not
lnstigated by his government He did not be-
AeVe that peace would be disturbed By the Gre
tans action
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
SHEARN WARNS BRYAN.
Hints at Treachery from Democratic
Machine an This State.

Buffalo. oct 7-Clarence ]. Shearn Indepen-
dence League candidate for Governor. spoke at
Concert Hall here tonight
Mr. Shearn warned William ]. Bryan to be-
ware of treachery from the Democratic ma
chine in New York State. Already we hear
talk he said. that the Chanler campaign is
70 be divorced from Bryan. You can hear 1t all
over RuffaIo to-day 1t is Taft and Chanler.' "
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
bERVI4N MINISTRY OUT.
q Cabinet for National Defence To
Be Formed.

belgrade, Oct. THE Servian Ministry of
which NJ Velmirovics is Premier and Minister
VI foreign Affairs. has resigned. A new min
-S''y for national defence viii be formed which
VIII include the chiefs Of the four political par
ties
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
EQUITABLE SELLS DENVER BUILDING.

The Denver building of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society was sold yesterday for $4,000 TO
William Barth, of Denver In the revaluatiOn of
the Society's assets the building was appraised az
81. l.I50O0.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
MACK BACK AT WORK; ILLNESS SLIGHT.

Chicago Oct. 7.-Chairmsn Norman z. Mack of
the Democratic National Committee, who was rco
ported to have suffered a nervous collapse last
night was on duty usual to-day. He decal ed
that he never felt better in his life, although hin
stnmach had given him some trouble Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
sARDoU SERIOUSLY I'll.

Paris. oct 7.-Victorien Sardou who has long
been ailins has suddenly taken a turn for the
worse His condition is considered serious
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
FREEING MONTENEGRO.
FTocLamGtion at Cettinje-The HaI-
ian Demand.

Cettin3e, Montenegro Oct The rei,riro,
Frinoe Of Montenegro to-day issued a pracIa-
nation expressing the nations sorrow a. the ~
es1auon OF Bosnia and Herzegovina. He rac-
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