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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

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marynarskiej cielecej sk6-
ry, 2 lekka hub clezka 20
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
PEARY'S PLANS
TO REACH POLE
WILL LEAVE GRANTlAND IN FALL
OF 1909 ON ROOSEVELT-AN-
OTHER AMERICAN TO DASH
FOR SOUTH POLE.

Brussels, May 31-At yesterdays
session of the international polar con
gress Herbert l.. Brigam, representing
the United States, submitted the
scheme for reaching the north pole
prepared by the Peary Arctic Club OF
New York. 1t involves the use OF
Pearys old ship, the Roosevelt, which
will leave in the fall on the north
shore of Grantland, and thence make
a dash for the pole in 1909.
The coast of Grantland will be fol
lowed westward to Cape Columbia
over a route which will shorten the
distance 100 miles and counteract the
efforts of the eastern currents. Upon
the return voyage Lieut.. Peary pro
poses to explore Crocker lands, the
exploration of which he thinks may re-
volutionize the existing ideas regard
ing the heretofore untraversed polar
regions.
The forenoon session of the congress
disclosed the fact that an American
is preparing to undertake an expedi
ton to the south pole in 1910 upon
plans worked out by Lieut. Peary, who
will not accompany the expedition
The identity of the American who is tc
make the voyage has not been reveal
ed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
BALLOON RACE
WAS BIG THING
FIVE NATIONS HAVE ENTRIES IN
CONTEST AT BUCKINGHAM,
ENGLAND - UNITED STATES
NOT REPRESENTED.

London, May Birmingham yes
terday was the scene of an interest
ing international aeronautic contest
in which twelve British, thirteen
French, three German, two Belgian
and one Swiss balloons competed,
Owing to the uncertainty of the
wind, the destination was not fixed
until 8 O'Clock in the the afternoon
when Maiden Head was chosen. a dis
tance of something more than thirty
miles. The most interesting feature
of the contest was the number of la
dies who made ascensions and thf
greatest eagerness that was shown b.
the leaders of fashionable sets to Sc
cure places in the cars. The balloons
varied greatly in size from the Belgian
lie Roitelet of a capacity of 250 cubic
metres to the French Cognac of 200
cubic metres, but valve defect pre-
vented the Cognac from ascending a
| the last moment The largest English
Ihalloon was Pollack's Vallkyrie of ],
G9S cubic metres.
The winner proved to be the Vail
Ikyrie. which made the descent veri
easily about three hundred yards from
the winning post
Griffith Brewers Lotus, also a Brit
ish representative. finished second
The third prize has not been decided
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
CAN'T TRANSFER THAW
Head of New York lunacy Commits
sion Says Body Has All Power
Court Has None.

Alabany, N Y, May 3f-Dr. A. w
Ferris, president of the state com
mission in lunacy. today expressed the
opinion that Harry X. Thaw can not
be transferred from Matteawan state
hospital for the insane without the
approval of the commission.
Il hold" said Dr. Ferris today
that before Thaw can be transferred
from Matteawan he must secure the
consent of the state commission in
lunacy. The law provides that the
commission may order the transfer OF
a patient at any of the thirteen hos
pitals for the insane to Matteawan
Consequently | believe the commits
sion has complete Jurisdiction over a
patient at Matteawan who has Grim
inal tendencies"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
SENATE RULES
WERE CHANGED
WERE OF FAR GREATER IMPORT
THAN FiLiBUSTER DURING
LAST DAYS.
MADE IT IMPOSSIBLE
To Prolong Debate indefinitely
Would Have Been Only Matter
of Time That Filibusterers
Would Be Worn Out.

Washington, May 3l.-To those who
gave close attention to the progress
of events in the senate during tn
fillbuster the change in the nterpreta
ton of the senate rules was consider
ed of far greater import than the fill
buster itself.
Senator Burkette of Nebraska, sum
married. today the changes as follows:
First, the vice president announced
that it was within the province of the
chair to count the quorum, and that he
would not order a roll call if a quorum
was actually present.
Second the senate, by vote upon
point of order, submitted to it by the
vice president, determined that the
question of mo quorum could not be
raised until after intervening business,
if previous roll cali had disclosed a
quorum present, and that the debate
was not such intervening business.
Third the rule of the senate, which
In practice has always laid dormant,
w Dis lhNOhGh oNAibc'
from addressing the senate upon any
question more than twice in any one
day.
The result of these. three interpreta-
tions of rules make it absolutely i'm
possible to prolong a debate indeft-
nitely and thus makes a filibuster i'm
possible where the end of the ses-
sion is indeterminate, for they give no
opportunity for intermission by the
speaker except by yielding the floor
and after two such yielding of the
floor. under the rule, he will not be
permitted 10 speak further on that
day. a M
~ efilslng to adjourn and thus
continuing the same day until legisla-
tion shall be enacted, it is only a
mater of time until any fiilibustering
contingent can be successfully worn
out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
TROUBLE NOW FEARED
In Panama With Regard to Elections
United States Minister Ordered
to Washington.

Panama, May 31.-The present sit
uation in Panama, which seemed TO
have been cleared for time by the
position taken by the United States
with regard to the coming elections
is becoming more and more complica
ted every day.
Presidential DEGREES issued today
cancel the appointments of Porfiro me
lendez, governor of Colon; EliJlt
Oeano, governor of Coele. and Antonio
Anquizola, governor of Chiriqui, and
replace them with strong Supporters OF
Senior Arias, secretary of foreign at
fairs. who has been spoken of as &
possible presidential candidate.
The former governors are members
of the CONSTITUTIONAL party ant
friendly to the interests of Senor Obal
di, who already has announced hi:
candidacy for president
The American minister. Mr.. Squires
has received instructions by cable Il
leave by the first steamer and proceed
to Washington. This has caused con
siderable comment here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
IN POURING RAIN
Thousands Attend Ceremonies at In
terment of Remains of New
York's First Governor.

Kingston, N. Y, May 31.--ln the
midst of a heavy rain storm the
state of New York late yesterday
afternoon did obsequious honor to it's
first governor when the body OF
George Clinton, former governor of
the state and vice president of the
United States. was buried with mill
tary honors in the First Dutch
church yard while drenched thou
sands witnessed the solemn cere-
mony.
At 2 o'clock, half an hour before the
body was brought ashore from the
state naval reserve ship Wasp, the
storm, almost resembling a cloud
burst. broke over the city but did not
drive back the collected crowds. In
the pouring rain the funeral cortege
marched two miles to the place of
interment and after the burial al.
pOurned to the Ulster county court
house, where an eulogy on the
Life and Services of George Clinton
was delivered by former Governor
David B. Hill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
WRECKS IN HEAVY FOG
Several Ships Collide in English Chan
nel--British Vessel Struck BY
Spanish Liner Goes Down.

Dover, May 3l.--A heavy fog in the
English channel tonight, which lasted
for twenty-four hours. has been re
sponsible for several collisions. The
British steamer Queenswood was tow
ed into the harbor having been serious
ly damaged in a collision with the
Spanish Bermeo.
Before she could be got to her moor
ings the Queenswood sank In the har-
Dor. The Bermeo arrived leaking
badly. a portion of the crew of the
steamer loanda. from Hamburg for
West Africa. who landed here tonight
reported being in a collision with an
unknown steamer The Londa is said
to be in a bad condition. and her cap
tain and remainder of the crew are
standing BY. awaiting assistance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
FIRST MEETING
OF COMMISSION
ON CURRENCY HELD YESTERDAY
IN WASHtNGToN--oRGANt-
zATioN EFFECTED.
ALDRICH IS CHAIRMAN
of Six Appointed to Formulate
Pians-Meet in New York
This Month.

Washington, May 3l.--The eur
rency commission appointed ysster
day by Vice President Fairbanks and
Speaker Cannon under the terms oi
the Aldrich- -Vreeland bill, held Its
first meeting today and organized by
ielecting Senator Aldrich chairman
and Representative Vreeland vice
chairman. Arthur Shelton, clerk ol
the senate committee on finance, was
chosen secretary OF the commission
and it was agreed that the honse
members should be permitted TO
designate an assistant secretary. but
he was not named today.
The meeting took place at Senator
Aldrich's committee room and con-
tinued for about two hours, during
which time there was an informal dis
cussion of the work that should be
done.
Senator Aldrich who becomes
chairman expressed the opinion that
the country would expect from the
organization a very complete presen
tation of the financial subject based
upon Investigations to be made not
only in the United States but also In
the financial centers Of Europe, and
no dissenting Voice was heard Ia the
entire membership or Is representa-
tives and senators.
This discussion today resulted In
the appointment of a committee OF
six to formulate plan of action. The
committee consists of Senators Aid.
rich. Hale and Bailey and Represen-
|tatives Vreeland, Burton and Padgett
The committee viii meet in New
York about the middle of June and
lprepare plans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
FRENCH AERONAUT
Experiments at Rome-Navigsted All
Fifteen Minutes at Rate of 81
Miles an Hour.

Rome. May 31.-Leon Delagrange
French Aeroplanist. made a new eX
pertinent with his aeroplane here this
morning. He surpassed his own re
cord by flying for fifteen minutes and
thirty seconds only then coming down
because he received a signal to do SO
and also because the motor of his ma
chine annot hold sufficient gasoline to
operate it much longer than that,
During that space of time he made
nine and three-fourths rounds of az
established course in the military field
little over nine and nlne-tenths
miles an hour
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
MITCHELL TO THE FORE
May Be Candidate For Governor of
ilIinos-WiIl Lead Democracy of
the State.

Chicago, May 31.--John Mitchell,
formerly president of the United Mine
Workers of America, was seriously
put to the fore today as a candidate
for the Illinois Democratic gubernator.
ial nomination as the result of a con-
ference in which he took part, together
with Roger C. Sullivan and other
Democratic leaders.
Mr. Mitchell would not say toda.
that he would be candidate for the
nomination, but admitted that he
would announce his decision at the
meeting Of the State Federation Of
Labor at Springfield on June Is.
This admission was taken as suffi
cieut indication that his decision
would be in the affirmative.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
LEPER COLONY
INVESTIGATED
DR.. KOCH TAKES NOTES IN HA-
WAlIAN ISLANDS-DECLiNED
TO BE QUOTED AS TO PROB
ABLE CURE.

Honolulu, May 3I.-professor DIR.
Robert Koch. the eminent German
bacteriologist. who for some time has
been staying in Honolulu on his trip
around the world, returned today
from his visit to the famous leper
settlement of the Island of Molouai,
whittier he went for the purpose OF
investigating the methods of treating
leprosy, which has long been per-
picking problem in these Islands and
in the Orient.
DIR. Koch made careful eXamina-
tion of the settlement, taking many
notes on what he saw, and question
ing many of the unfortunates, but was
reticent in expressing himself AS to
scientific treatment of the dread dis
ease. whether a permanent cure
might be discovered as result OF
experiment now being made by
scientists, he declined to be quoted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
TRAIN HELD UP
BY FOUR BOYS
STOPPED GREAT NORTHERN PAS
SENGER AT GREAT FALLS,
MONTANA.
ALL LANDED IN JAIL
Forced Conductor to Collect Money at
Point of Gun--One Man Killed.
Conductor Barely Escaped
Shot.

Great Falls, Mont, May 3l,-The
hold up last night Of the north bound
Great Northern train at the stock
wards, about mile and a half from
this city, was the work of three boys,
who now occupy cells in the city Jail
A fourth youth who admits having
assisted in planning the hold up, but
took no active part, is also prisoner.
The quartette have made confession
to the police
The four boys are:
Albert Hatch. aged l5; William
Randall, aged II; Harry Rheams, aged
IS, and George Creswell, aged l6.
According to the story told by Ran
dali, Rheams and Creswell, the hold
up was planned and carried out under
the generalship of Hatch, youngest of
the four, who is said to have turned
the switch, ordered the engineer to
back up and to have gone through the
passenger coaches, with the conductor.
forcing the latter at the point of a
gun to collect money from the pas
sengers.
According to the other boys it was
also Hatch who shot William Dempsey
and narrowly missed shooting Conduc
tor Jack Hayes.
Rheams states that Hatch, after
they had left the scene of the hold.up
proposed that they cross Sun River to
the Montana Central and hold up pas
senger train No. 1856. which was due
In two or three hours.
Because he demurred, Rheams
states, Hatch drew a revolver and
thseatened to kill him. He was dis
suaded fro mthe second attempt by
the two youths who were with him.
The hold-up was planned two nights
ago It being decided to rob the train
the first dark night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
EIGHT BISHOPS
ARE ORDAINED
MOST IMPRESSIVE MOMENT OF
METHODIST CONFERENCE
AT BALTIMORE.
CEREMONY WAS SIMPLE
Conservation Held in Lyric Theatre
Started Promptly at Four
O'eIock-Ail Candidates
Are Eligible.

Baltimore May 31-Perhaps the
most impressive moment Of the gen
eral conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church was this afternoon
when eight ministers were conse-
Grated bishops.
The Lyric theatre in which the con
secration service was held, was
crowded to the very limit o fits capa'
city. The arrangements, like the
ceremonies of which they were to be
the setting, were simple. On each
side of the stage were placed four
small tables, each with a hassock and
three chairs. In rooms reserved for
the use of the bishops a procession
was formed and promptly at four
O'Clock it moved out upon the stage,
1t was led by the hishops-elect,
each accompanied by his two pre-
senters. Following these came Bish-
ops Warren and Goodsell and other
consecrating bishops, the first named
as senior bishop presidig and acting
as chief consecrator. All present
Joined in recitation OF Greek,
Bishops Goodsell, Moore and Warren
offered prayers, the collect was read
by Bishop Alden, the epistle by
Bishop Mallaiu and the gospel by
Bishop Cranston. these being in
terspersed with music.
The candidates for ordination were
examined by Bishop Warren, who
pronounced them eligible and this
was followed by the declarations and
oaths of the candidates. Then, after
another brief prayer, Bishop Warren
pronounced the words of conservation
over Rev DR. Anderson and the
other bishops performed the4 same
office for the other candidates.
A prayer was said for the new
made bishops by Bishop Bashford OF
Shanghai, China. hymn was sung
and the bendiction was delivered by
Bishop Nicely and the ceremohle s
ended.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
MAb[LLE WILL
TAKE AN APPEAL
WILL TRY TO HAVE VERDICT IN
SMELL CASE SET
ASIDE.
MERCILESSlY Sc RED
BY Attorney in Closing Address-Rich
ard Gets $75o,o0o Instead Of SO
Cents Day BY Original
VIII.

Clinton, H.. May 3l.-Depriyed OF
the annuity of 81 200 left her by the
will of the late Col Smell. Mrs. Ma
belle Smell Mcnamara, writer of the
soul mate" letters, Is preparing to
make a fight to have set aside the yer.
diet Of the jury breaking the million
aires VIII Her attorneys are planning
to carry the fight to the supreme court.
This was the report that stirred
Clinton early today few hours after
the jury in the will fight had returned
a verdict declaring the aged man was
insane when he made his famous ST.,
500 600 will cutting off his son, Richard
Smell, with SO cents day and his
grand children with small amounts.
Richard Smell. the contestant, will
get $750,000 and control OF his faith
er's estate instead OF 9S cents a day
left him in the will Pleased. as he
admits he is over the outcome, his sat.
isf.ction is not be compared with that
Of Clinton women, who wrote indis-
Greet letters to the Old colonel. and
who for months have been living in
dread of exposure.
No More Exposure.
1t was not until the closing argu-
cents In the case were made that il
became known for certain that the
letters written by unnamed Clinton
women would not be used in evi-
dence
1T was the decision of the contest
ants not to drag any more names into
the scandal . said Attorney Edward j.
Sweeney .OsAer letters than those
read IN court viii never be seen by
anybody after this trial"
Mabelle McNemara was mercilessly
denounced by Attorney Lemon in his
closing address in discussing the bale.
full influence Mabelle exercised on the
colonel
The $4,000, 900 estate will be divided
according to statute, just as would be
done in case where no will is left
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
BIC SHIP WRECKED
Red Star Ship Reported Lost in North
Sea-Hsd 1900 Passengers on
Board.

Paris, MAY 31.-A special dispatch
to the Petit Journal from Brussels
says ii is remarked that the Red Star
sail ship Vaderland. has been wrecked
in the North Sea In a dense fog.
There are l.G0O passengers aboard.
The Lloyds do not confirm the news.
which, however. comes from what Is
considered a most reliable source.
There We're three collisions in the
North Sea today and the passengers
on the Dover-ostend mail ship declart
they saw vessel eastaway on Good.
win sands.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
ALLISON PRAISES BILL
Says Currency Measure Good One
Interviewed in Chicago on
Tariff Revision.

Chicago, May Ex-senator Allison,
who passed through Chicago today
interview that there was no question
about tariff revision, and that the
question of whether the Republicans
or Democrats would do the revising
was likely to be the predominating
issue of the coming presidential cam
paign.
Allison is on his way to Iowa to
watch the progress in the senatorial
contest in that state. Allison declared
that the new currency bill was a good
measure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
SENSATION CAUSED
In Paris BY Brutal Murder of Artist
and Mother-in-L LaW-Mode
Accused.

Paris, May 3l,--A sensation has
been caused in the art world by the
brutal murder of the distinguished
painter Adolphe Steinhall, and his
mother-inlaw, who were found strang-
led this morning in the formers resi-
dence in Rue de Vaugrard, which adj
joins the studio of Seymour Thomas,
the American portrait painter,
The house was ransacked of every
thing of value. NJ. Steinheil's wife,
who was found gagged and bound TO
the bed declares that the crime was
The latter, she believes, she recos'
nized as the model who was employed
by her husband.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
TRAVELLING IN AN AUTO
Speaker Cannon and Others Leave
Washington for Delhi, lnd-Extra
Car for Baggage.

Washington, May 81 - Speaker
Cannon, Senator Hemenway, Repre-
sentative Lands, of Indiana. and L. W
BusbH secretary to Speaker Cannon
left Washington this afternoon ia an
automobile for the home of Repre-
sentative Landis at Delhi, Ind. From
there other members of the party will
go to their homes. An extra automo
bile is being used for baggage The
object of the trip is. recreation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
ENTIRE FAMILY DROWNED.

Philadelphia, May 3l.-An entire
family consisting of William Eidle-
man, aged 3s, his wife. Elizabeth,
aged II. and William. aged Z. of
West Pensauken, n. j., were drowned
in Pensauken creek today by the
capsizlng of a small rowboat The
bodies wire recovered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-01
MILLER SUES FOR LIBEL.

Paris. May 31.-J. Martin Miller,
former American consul at Rheims,
and who was mentioned in the suit re-
Gently brought in New York by Mae
Wood against Senator Thomas c.
Platt for divorce. has instituted suits
for defamation of character against
the London Daily Mail and the edition
of the London Daily Mail published in
Paris. He claims $4,000 damages
from each paper.