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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-11
WYTAZD POSLA,

Luksemburg, II czerwca. -
Przyjecha} tn DR.. D. [. Hill, am
basador st. Zjednoczonych dla
wreczenia swych list6w odwo}u-
jqcych. DR.. D. ]. Hill pred swa
nominacyq ma posIa Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych przy divorce berlin
skim, jednoczesnie reprezento-
wal Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych
w Holandyi i w ks. Luksenbur-
skim.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-11
Petersburg, I1-go czerwca.

Petersburg, II-go czerwca. -
Wczoraj W r6znych miastach Ro-
syi powieszono trzynastu polity-
cznych przestepcow. Z tel liczby
czterech stracono w kodzi, CITE
rech W Ddesie i pieciu w m. Ufie.
Opr6cz tego sadly wyda}y szesna,
$cie nowych wyrok6w Smierdi:
o5m W kodzi, piec w Warszawie,
diva w Penzie jeden w Odes-
sic.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-11
TRUST FORTEPIANOWY.
New York, II czerwca. "Wi

New York, II czerwca. evil
liam Knabe and Co.., "Chicker-
ing and Sons" BoStonu oraz
"Foster Armstrong company'2
te try firmy utworzyly trust for,
tepianowy. Kapita} akcyjny wy
nosi -$I2,ooo.ooo. Glowna siedzi,
ba trustu znajdowac sic bedzie W
New Yorku. Trust bedzie nosi5
nazwe "American Piano Co." be,
die inkorporowany w Stanit
New Jersey.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-11
POMNIK OLA POLEGLYCH

Port Artura, II cZerwca. -
Wczoraj odbylo sic odslonicie
pomnika, poSwieconego pamieci
poleglym 1900 zo1nerzom ro-
syjskim podczas pamietnej obrony
Portu Artura. Pomnik ten wysta-
will Japoficzycy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-11
SMIERc UCZONEGO.

Paryz, II czerwca. - Wczoraj
umarl tn W wieku lat IS, sekre-
tarz francuskiej akademii nauk i
,komandor lcgii honorowej NJ. l..
BOSsier.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-11
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI
zAGRANICzNE.
SULTAN SAMOZWANCA
PRZYJMUJE POSLA ME
MIECKIEGO.

Oficerowie wojsk francuskich
hiszpanskich w Marokku nara
dzaja sig co do przysziego dzia-
1ania. ZaSlubiny Amy
Gould. - Wyjazd pos1a anne
rykanskiego. - Port w Valpa-
raiso bedzie kosztowaf $40,
900. - Dzuma ma wyspie Tri-
nidad.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-11
WYPADEK CESARZOWEI.

Poczdam, II czerwca. - Pod
czas przejazdzki konnej, jaka od-
bywaia cesarzem Wilhelmem
cesarzowa Augusta Wiktorya,
spadfa konia, doznajac dotkli-
wych potluczeh. Odwieziono ia
do pafacu w powozie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-11
STATYSTYKA PRODUKTOW
ROLNYCH.
Washington, D. c., II czerwca.

Washington, D. c., II czerwca.
- Statystyczne biuro ministery-
um rolnictwa oglosi}o wczoraJ
sprawozdanic stanie pewnej Ii,
czby produktow rolnych W po-
szczegolnych Stanach. Nizej Po-
dana tablica przedstawia stan po-
danych produktoW:
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-11
Portsmouth, II czerWca.

y
Pod przewodnictwem kontradmi-
raia Lowry zaczeio sic tn ss1edz-
two powod6w acknowledgement
skiego krazownika Gladiator.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-11
Rzad wsUsk daIej .prOWadz hwawe dzieo.
MONARCH0W.
Kr6I Edward zaprOsif cara do
zastrzeliIi metrOpOlie pO-
mnika dIa pOleglych W POrcie Artura - POlOzenie
Persyi.- Ustapenie ambassadors ameryka1skiegO.
Rome.

stwie, wr6cif znow ma dwor OBJ
jai napowr6t sw6j urzad.
w mieScie ma razie panuje zu-
pelny spokoj.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-11
zE STOLICY KRAJU.
SLEDZTWO PRZECIWKO
KONPANIOM TELEGRAPH
CZNYM.

Sprawa odszkodowania unieszcze,
sliwionych robotnikow w siuz,
bic federalnej. Statystyka pro-
duktow polnych. - Poslowie
rzeczypospolitej Liberyi w Wa
shingtonie. - Zakonczenie ro-
ku szkolnego w uniwersyte-
tach. - Kampania wyborcza
socyalistow. - Nowy trust. -
Rekord "Lusitanii".
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-11
OSTATNIA POCzTA.
PROGRAM KOMISYI KOLO-
NIZACYTNEI.
.Kolonizacya niemiecka w Krole-
stwie Polskiem, ma Wofyniu i
Litwie. - Rad angielsh zada
wyjasnienia W tel sprawie cd
swojego ambassadors w Peters
burgu.

Poznan, 80 maja. - "BerGner
Neueste Nachrichten", dobre
zwykle majqce informacye, piszq
o przysziym programme dziaialno-
sci komisyi kolonizacyjnej, co ma
stepuje:
"Przy obecnych naradach cho-
dzi przedewszystkiem o nova
organizacye komisyi kolonizacyj-
nej, konieczna wobec ustawy
przepisujqcej, re do komisyi ma
lezet musza dwaj czionkowie LIB
rolniczych. Wskutek tego zmie-
niaja sic take i prawa prezesa
komisyi, co pociaga ia sob1
zmiany W skladzie urzednikow.
Projekt jakikolwiek wywlaszcza-
MIA ulozonym ME zostanie, po-
niewaz ley w interesie rzqdu, a
zcby przedwczeSnie zamiary ma
jaw ME wyszly. A oprocz tego
Projekt TAXI uiozyt SIG mic da, po-
niewaz ley W interesie rzadu,
azeby przedwczeSnie zamiary ma
jaw ME wysz}y. A opr6cz tego
projekt TAXI ulozyc sic ME da, po-
niewaz kazde nowe przejScie ma
jqtkow I rak polskich w pewne
rece niemieckie projekt ten by
zmienialo; takie bowiem majatki
ME potrzebujq bye wywIaszczo-
ne. Dalej, przedwczesna Wiado-
nose O zamierzonem wywlasz-
czeniu wpiyneiaby ujemnie ma
prowadzenie gospodarstwa "a
niepokoilaby odnosne osobistoSci
zbyt wczesnie. Wywlaszczanie
zalezec bedzie r5wniez Cd ceny,
ktora trzeba beuzie placic. Przy-
szie Wiec WyWlaszczanie zalezec
bedzie Cd kazdorazowego zapo-
.trzebowania ziemi, i w pierw-
Sym czasie w bardzo powolnym
temple postepowac'.
w kilku pismach polskich IL
kazaly sic w ostatnich czasach
zr6dfowe artykuly planowej i
wciqz wzrastajacej kolonizacyi
Eliemieckiej w Krolestwie Pol
skiem, ma WoIyniu ma Litwie.
w sprawie tel wiekSza prace IL
mie$cil r6wnicz "Swiat Slowiafi-
ski.
Te glosy prasy polskicj zwr6-
cily juz ma siebie uwage sfer rza-
dowych, nietylko rosyjskich, lecz
i zagranicznych.
Z Londynu nadeszlaI wiado-
nose, il tamtejsze ministeryum
spraw zagranicznych polecilo am
basadzie angielskiej W Petersbur-
gu, aaeby o kolonizacyi niemie-
ckiej ma ziemiach polskich ze-
bralo jak naj5pieszniej jak maj
bardziej wyczerpujace informa-
eye.
Niezrozumia1ym jest telegram
Z Berlina, ktory otrzyma1 "Ku-
ryer Warszawski". Telegram ten
brzmi jak nastepuje:
"Wladze pruskie zainteresowa-
ly sic ogromnie ostatniemi rewe-
lacyami prasy warszawskiej w
sprawie postep6w zaborczych te-
rytoryalnych pruskich w obrebie
Krolestwa Polskiego ma Litwie,
wyrazajqcych sic coraz czestszem
wykupywaniem grunt6w' parce-
lowanych przez kolonist6w pru-
skich. Z rozporzadzenia niemie-
ckiego ministeryum spraw zagra-
nicznych konsulaty niemieckie o..
trzymaly polecenie zebrania i
dostarczania W jak najkrotszym
czasie danych szczeg6lowych, do
tyczacych liczby kolonist6w W
Krolestwie PolSkiem oraz jui po-
siadanych przez mich grunt6w, tu-
dziez ich topograficznego j geo.
graficznego rozmieszczenia".
Niemieckie ministeryum spraw
zagranicznych zapewne tylko IT,
dale "niewiniatko". Gdzie jak
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-03
CANADA'S RICHEST WOMAN
Is CLAIMED BY DEATH

Victoria. e. g.. oct. 2-AIr= Joan
Olivia Dunsmuir. widow of the lat.
Robert Dunsmuir. diseoverer 81 ths
Wellington cpal mines ON Vancouver
Island. died here today AIRS Duus-
muir. who was probably M Richest
woman iu Canada. celebrated nor
oightieth birthday tive weeks aga.
AT the time ot hor death Mrs buns
miur was engaged iu q suit brought
against her son. Lieutenant Governor
bunsmuir. asking for au accounting
OF th" estate. valued 1T about gf5.-
100000 left her by her husbands viii
which 10 Is claimed. was manar hv
ih' lieutenant governor until no and
his brother. tho late Alexander Dlps-
muir. purchased IL FOR $4,000 d few
years ago. the statement being u,sre
iu the claim filed that th. deal aas
pm through upon misrepresentation
Mrs bunsmuir came t. British
columbia about six yoar- ago with
her husband from Scotland.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-03
LARRINAGA IS AN
DM|REROFJUDGE
B. 5. RODEY


-
>tTheJc Is ma American. il. 5brt si.n,
or pnrt, r,...t
,.,.5,, '.'''' l ''.e d
'''''iE imam judge h $
itod"}. sand Tulio l.atrluagH. rasidrn,
commissioner OF porto pt.. p, 5..
| Uuitrg st..os
''''' "l- '.t'''''
- T one pc ~" n~fou7ncni fig.
"''~ at the congress spoke most
warmly of tho ahtIr. ana ,a.ta,
of Jnd., pof...
t.,n,. 1.i. '"'
At.ri D" t.HS''5s from New
rri.f ,,5, ''M "Ll'0 states dis
s~nIo,1id ,|''" i'll"- ne rs q
a.,.. "''.' 'uu we 'I admire him
p,,,o D.. s'IU MI l"tiIA7Ra Tht
Io,,, 't' "II'N'I'd AN interesting
t.rta,. u'' 'I'R"ll"" congress ON
I,ri.,u.a nv ,''''
H. '' ''' '~''I'G'le expressed
isI.ad ,q p, ''"Sil ''N'' '' 'H the
~. .. '''o II'"" planters Of
,,.,,,t 0p's' "'l' come To the
-,Il. ~ 90, u' j." earnest the
- "'lg"'hE inc rIeh sugar
isI,,i.. o'u,"yi coast % leg
"'"ia i'9 "uil"'iZ'u the
.iil, -" W NV" hundred th"u-
''S'" ""ih AT once,
,.., ~ '"' ''''"S ana 8ptclnca-
NH -" " ~ Engineer HalI
'''o''' "i lue 'Sidhd mas
a." ,'5 ' ''"' "'''IoI' ''"n l'I
','' ~ '"' WORKS.
"'.'"oIl ''l''I' II z very small
~ Hi'll'N as compared WIN {
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-03
Tropical storm In Wc-i Indies.

Washington. oct "A sever, trop-
ia'l storm is raging today n tho
H"ishborhood OF tho bermuda Islands.
Along tn Atlantic coast from Wum-
'nSton. y. G.. 20 East Port. Maine. the
government is displaying warming sig
nails
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-03
Blankets. COmfOrtcrs ana Pillows.
in endless variety AZ u lowest prices.
Albert Iabcr. 3OS-31O Central Ave.

just received large assortment Of
Lincoleums-alI new patterns Dom,
fail 90 get prices before buying
Fatrsilo Furniture CO.. west end OF
LLLlunl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-03

CUT RATE ON
,NDEItNOOD ThpEMHITTVS
Ai-bo- TYPEWRITER ENCHANCF
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-17
ATHLETIC TROPHY
IS WON BY YALE
ELLIS SONS DEFEAT HARVARD
MEN IN FEATS OF SPEED
AND STRENGTH.
COR NELL .EASY WINNER
Over Princeton's Weakened Track
Team-Oak Park High Captures
lnterscholastc Meet at
Champaign.

Cambridge, Mass, May 1G.-Speed
and strength in track events enabled
Yale to defeat Harvard in the annual
dual games today by 60 10 to 43 Is
points, The victory also gave Yale
permanent possession of the trophy
offered in 1901, the Blue having de
feated Harvard since that time on
occasions. Harvard won the first
trophy in 1900.
For eleven of the thirteen events
today the contest was close and inter
esting. the two teams being seldom
more than few points apart Late
in the afternoon, however, Yale took
all the points in both the hammer
throw and the pole vault, which set
tied the contest.
No records were broken, although
Robbins of Yale, ran the high hurdles
in i5b seconds, the world record.
but it was not allowed by Referee Sui
livan, because there was a slight wind
in the runners favor Fast, time was
also made in the quarter mile run the
time being 500 half mile 1:5S3s,
and mile 4:27 3-5.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-17
WANTS $4,000
FOR NORTH POLE
CAPT. PEARY SAYS IT WILL TAKE
THAT MUCH 20 START HIM
ON HIS EXPEDITION ON
JULY I.

Washington. May 1e,-Captain
Peary. Arctic explorer and present
holder OF the worlds farthest North
record. was caller at the White
House this afternoon He was IN
able to see the president but was
promised an interview before he
leaves the city tomorrow afternoon.
Il am eNpectin TO sail for the
North July l." said Captain Peary.
but I am not certain of It The sit
uation is that ! shall need money.
Part OF the requirements Of the I 10
has been met. and with the money
already in hand I have bought those
supplies which must of necessity be
obtained some time IN advance. Tee
other things can be detained in faw
DAYS. could make the vessel ready
to sail on four or five days notice
now
at will take 25ooo1 TO provis on
and outfit me for che trip on which
am positive | will get 10 the pole.
Two years ago-in April. l906-I got
within zoo miles of the pole We dil
that under conditions which cou
hardly have been worse for
sledging am positive Of making
the great trip next time. and dent
believe such a work is grins to Re
dropped now for want Of money
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-17
BURROWS NAMED
As THE CHAIRMAN
MICHIGAN SENATOR WILL BE
TEMPORARILY IN CHAIR AT
CHICAGO REPUBLICAN CON.
VENTiON.

Chicago, May l6.--ITnited States
Sentes Senator Julius c. Burrows Of
Michigan, was selected tonight by Il
sub committee of the Republican ma.
tonal committe to be temporary chair.
man o ftho national convention.
Other temporary offices are:
General secretary, John X. Malloy,
Columbus, o.. chief assistant secre-
tary, l.. b. Gleason, New York; assist.
ant secretaries, Charles B. Smith, Par
kersburg w Va: Ernest Walker
Smith Hartford, Conn; Philip NJ. Hoe.
fle, st. Louis; NJ. J. Todin, Vinton.
Iowa; Charles NJ. Harger, Abilene,
Kas.; Allen Hollis, Concord, n. H.;
reading clerks, Thomas WI William.
son, Edwardsyille, ILL.,; George Wilson.
Des Moines; parliamentarian, Acher
S. Kinds, Washington, d. C.; official
reporter, Wy NJ. Blumeberg, Washing
ton, ID. c., messenger to chairman.
Empsirdell Stone, Indianapolis, Ind,
messenger to secretary John H. Jack
son, Cincinnati; sergeant at arms, VIM
F. Stone, Baltimore, Md; first assist
aant sergeant at arms, Edward r.
Thayer, Greenfield Ind; chief of door
Keepers, stephen r. Mason, Baltimore
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-17
AFRO ILLINOIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1908
THAW'S CASE IN
HANDS OF COURT
HIS LIBERTY TO BE DECIDED
MAY 25.-JERoME MAKES SEN.
SATiONAL REQUEST

Poughkeepsie, n. y, May 1G.-Har-
Iry K. Thaw's plea for his liberty from
Matteawan insane asylum, whore he
has been confined since his acquittal
for the murder Of Stanford White on
the grounds of insanity, Will prob
ably be decided by Judge Morschaus-
err on May Is. The hearing in habeas
corpus proceedings, brought by eoun.
sci for Thaw, ended late tonight after
District Attorney Jerome had made
"a sensational request that Thaw.
whom he had called to the stand, per
nit his alienists to examine him and
to Judge of his mental condition be
cause they had had no opportunity to
converse with the defendant
Thaw was not permitted TO respond,
the court itself instructins him not to
do so. The Judge suggested, how
ever, that Thaw confer with his coun-
sci and that perhaps they might de
eide it wise to grant the request,
hpNs no id" 9Nit anu iJpNhol1 ! II
grim, Evans and Jcliff, who had test
fed that Thaw was sane, held a con
ference and later said that Thaw would
submit to a personal examination but
not by alienlsts who had appeared for
Jerome, The alienists to make exam
they stipulate, must be some
who have never appeared in the case
Another condition was that the ex
was restricted to the per
sonal study of relator and be not
founded on the testimony of previous
trials. Jerome refused the terms.
Thaw was on the stand but a short
time before Jerome made his surpriE-
ing request and answered the few
questions put to him generally with
out much hesitation The first qucs-
ton regarding the nature on the pro.
ceedings caused him some perplexing.
but he finally answered deliberately
that he was seeking his rights as an
American citizen.
Thew Will remain in the Duchess
county court house until the decision
IS rendered f,vsa
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-17
WRECKED THEIR SHIP
To Keep Newspaper Correspondents
From Discovering Their Plan
Engine Alone Remains.

Manteo, n c., May 16.--Having com
pletely broken up their airship. which
was wrecked during the height of their
successes at Kill Devil Hill. on the
Atlantic coast, yesterday afternoon
WILDER and Orville Wright, the Day
ton tChioJ aeronauts, today received
at their camp on the beach the news
paper correspondents who have been
watching from Il distance their expert
ments of the past ten days, and whom
they persistently repulsed few days
ago.
The only vcstige of the airship
which the inventors saved was tho
gasoline engine. The other parts of
the wreck were cut up into small
pieces so as to make it impossible
for their ideas of aerial navigation to
be discovered by others. They will
likely return at once to their home. in
Dayton, Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-17
TAFT CLAIMS 563
OF 980DELfCATES
MANAGER OF CANVASS SAYS BIG
MAJORITY INSTRUCTED OR
BOUND By RESOLUTIONS OF
PREFERENCE.

Columbus, May 1G.--Arthur Vorys,
manager of the TAFT canvass, In a
signed statement issued tonight, says
that of $50 delegates 500 have been
chosen under positive instructions to
vote for Taft for president or under
resolutions of Endorsement or prefer.
.ence that were equivalent OF instmc.
ton. OF the others he said that 225
have been instructed for Ether can
didates, and 1872 uninstructed. OF
these 1872 more than 100 are known
supporters of Taft, he claims.
The seats of 1872 delegates are con.
tested but, says Vorys. in only 1876
of those contests are Taft delegates af,
fected
Continuing Vorys says; In all, 50
states, territories and insular posses
sions have instructed for Taft through
their respective stateconventions. or
adopted strong resolutions of indorse-
mcnt or preference. :
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-17
NEWS FORECAST
OF COMING WEEK
MANY CONVENTIONS, INCLUDING
STATE POLITICAL GATHER
lNGS ARE SCHEDULED.
BRYAN WILL Be NAMED
Ey Majority of Democratic Meetings,
1t ir Thouqht-Atlsntic Fleet to
Leave Frisco-Hsg Regatta
at Philadelphia.

! Washington d. c., May 1G.-Tht
looming week will beg a week of con
ventions that will include political
religious, educational and industrial
/ gatherings of national interest and int
portancc. The political conventions
will make the foremost bid for public
attention. These will be confined to
the Democratic State conventions, as
the last of the eRpublican conven
tons to select delegates to Chicago
has now been held.
Democrats will meet IN State con.
vcntion in Michigan. South Carolina,
Missouri. Pennsylvania California
and Washington Alabama will hold
a state primary to selct delegates to
the national convention and also can
didates for several state offices, and
in Florida a general primary will be
held.
William J, Bryan is expected to be
indorsed for the presidential nomna
ton by nearly all Of the state con
ventions, the only doubt being in the
cases Of Washington, Michigan and
Pennsylvania Some of the leaders
in Pennsylvania are opposed to instrue
ton aud in Michigan and Washington
the Bryan opposition has made suffi-
Gent Roadway to render the result
somewhat uncertain, though the sup
porters of the NebragKan believe they
will get both states There has been
considerable Johnson talk In Alabama
recently, but this state also Is placed
in the Bryan column,
Prohibitionists will meet in Indiana
New Jersey and several other states
during the week.
The gatherings Of the. week thar
will attract pubic attention, sadie from
the political conventions. will be the
annual meeting of the National Assoc
citation of Manufacturers In New York
city. the meeting of the Interstate Cot
ton Seed Crushers Association in
the American Cotton Manu-
facturcrs' Association in Richmond
the 1UlfLeeHlH annual SeSSlOH OF lIie
Lake Mohonk Conferences on Inter
national Arbitration the third educa
tional convention of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, IN Atlanta,
The Baptist anniversaries at Oklahoma
City, the Supreme Council meeting of
the Royal Arcanum at Chicago, the
General Assembly at
Kansas City and the Southern Presby
terrain General Assembly at Greens
boro, N. G.
The Atlantic battleship feet will
leave San Francisco for the north
Oh Monday and later in the week it
will begin a series of visits to Puget |
Sound ports.
Other events of public interest will |
be the reassembling of the French |
the conservation of Bishop |
Reese at Savannah, and the annual |
'egatta of the American Rowing asso- |
station at Philadelphia,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-17
EXPENSIVE LANE
CUT OFF OPENED
MAIN LINE MILEAGE OF UNION
PACIFIC LESSENEDD NINE
MILES BETWEEN OMAHA AND
LANE, NEB.

Omaha, MAY lG.-The Union Pacific
reduced its main line mileage nine
miles at midnight. when 1t opened the
Lane cut off betwen Omaha and Lane,
Neb., eleven and one half miles This
short stretch of track has been one Of
the most expensive ever built costing
over three and half millions Of dol
lars.
The new route runs directly west
from Omaha, cutting of nine miles Of
the Valley track ana reducing the
grade about 80 per cent The heaviest
cutting and grading are almost within
the city limits of Omaha where. the
cut is mile long
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-17
CORNELL HAS A WALK AWAY.

Princeton, N j., May 16-The Cor.
nell track and field team today defeat
ed Princeton so to. 81 points. The
ease with which Cornell won was not
a surprise to the followers of Prince
ton as the local track team was unable
to enter seeyral star men owing to in.
juries and inlcgibility. The best per.
Torrance from an athletic view point
was in the broad jump in which L. r,
Cook. of Cornell made jump of %
feet ia iDches.
The 440 yard tun brought surprise
In the poor showing Of Captain Atle,
If Princeton, who led until The last
so yards when both Carpenter and
Hitchcock of Cornell passed him. The
time was only 80 % seconds, whereas
Princeton meet a week ago in 40 AZ
seconds.
Gamble, at both the 100 and 800
yards dashes, McFayden in the shot
were the only men to score first
places for Princeton. CANDLES time
in the 100 yards was 10 1-5 and the
22O yards :22 So; Vesin, in the pole
vault cleared II feet inches; Moray
len put the shot 40 feet. The only
close finish of the day were in the
spirits, the Ithacan boys taking the
distance runs and most of the field
events with considerable ease.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-17
HOPE TO SETTLE
CLEVELAND STRIKE
STATE BOARD MAY SETTLE DIFF
FERENCES BETWEEN TRAc-
TON COMPANY AND THE CAR.
MEN.

down for the count of nine. In the fifth
midst of day of incipient rioting,
some hloodshed, general disorder, in
convenience 10 the public and the par
tial stopping of street railway ser.
vice, incident to the strike of conduc-
tors and motormen, Of the Municipal
Traction Company, came the propos-
and submit the whole matter to arbi.
.tration
This was the situation late tonight,
created by Joseph Bishop, member
of the state board of arbitration. Both
sides expressed willingness to ar
bitrate but neither cared to take the
and there tine matter rests.