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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
BIG CONSPIRACY
IS UNEARTHEO
AMERICAN CONSULAR AGENT IN
VOLVEr' IN PLOT--WHOLE.
SALE REVOLUTION.
AIMS AT 3 COUNTRIES
Hayti, Santo Domingo and Cuba-ln'
vestieation of Secret Service
Official Lays Bare Wide.
spread Movement.

Washington. Jan. 24.-Startline de
lvelcpments in the plot to overthrow
the government OF President Nord t.
Harti have followed the investiga-
tions OF the secret service agents IN
New York in connection with the ar
rest Of Jose M Glordani Of the charge
of counterfeiting Haytien money.
4 Tho officers say they have ascer
tanned that the prisoner was the agent
OF formidable conspiracy. whose
operations probably would have ex
!tended beyond the limits OF Hayti
| into Santo Domingo, and even into
| Cuba, had the revolution In Haytt
been q success and the agents in New
! lorl remained unmolested
II was found among other things.
| the secret service operatives declare,
that certain persons in Hayti. mostly
Frenehmen and Corsicans, and one Of
them brother Of GIordani, We're ac.
tive agents Of the alleged conspirators
and were designated in the papers
found among Glordani's effects by
numbers. BY inquiry tho secret men
Wero able to connect these numbers
with the proper persons and the first
the American consular agent at ST.
Marc, as one Of the persons to whom
a number had been applied.
Upon learning this fact last even
ing, the state department Immediately
cabled to American Minister Furniss
at Port-AuPrin to dismiss this agent
at once from the employ Of the Uni.
ted States, This action was taken
because the state department feels
that it must keep itself absolutely
free from any appearance OF sympathy
with rebelIious movements in Latin
American republics.
Chief Wilkie of the secret service
made statement today, giving the
facts aud circumstances connected
with the arrest of Giordani, which go
to show that at the time of his arrest
Glordani had in his possession coun-
terfeit Haytian paper money to the
lace Ndtue oS Sooo,ooU, Zsooo Reming-
ton rifles and 100000 rounds of ammn
milton, all of which, it is said, was
intended for the Haytian revolution.
lists.
About six months ago when this
was advised by Provis.
ional Governor Magocn that a party
of malcontents was trying to stir up
revolution in Cuba, it was discovered
that Glordani was connected with
them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
BOLD ATTEMPT
To ROB BANK
BY USE OF DYNAMiTE--WHOlE
FRONT OF ITALIAN iNSTiTU.
TiON AT NEW YORK WAS
BLOWN AWAY.

New York, Jan. 4.-AIe exploding
bomb tonight wrecked the front of an
Italian bank building on Elizabeth
street, exposing $4,000 in silver and
gold, which the bankers, Pasquale A.
Patti & Son, had piled in the windows
Us evidence of their ability TO pay de.
pcsitors on demand.
The junior partner, Salvatore Patti
who was on guard incide. was cut by
the glass that crashed in upon him,
but stuck by his charge and soon had
The money stored away In the vaults
;opt
The bomb throwers, who were not
seen by the banker, were quickly lost
Ia the crowd and their motive is a
MYSTERY.
If robbery was the motive. the per,
petrators, II is believed. were anna.
teurs, who lost courage at the critical
moment when the tempting treasure
was within arms reach from the
street.
,pati, the elder, is one Of the most
prosperous Of the italian bankers OF
tho city. This institution is capital.
lied at 100000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
LIBERTY OF The
PRESS INVADED
BY INJUNCTION AGAINST ORGAN
OF AMERICAN FEDERATION
or LABOR.
]MpERS IN EDITORIAL
Attacks Ruling of Justice Could
Says Organization viii Carry
Care t. thc u. S. 81.
preme Court.

Washington, Jan. 24-Although en-.
the controversy between the Amer.
can Federation of Labor and the
Buck stove and Range Company.
President Gompers In an editorial In
the current Issue OF the American
Federationist comments on Justice
.Gculd's recent decision at great
length and declares purpose not to
comply with all It's terms.
1T is an invasion of the liberty OF
the press and the right of free
speech I declared Gompers. we
would be recreant to our duty did we
not do all in our power to point out
to the people the serious invasion OF
their liberties which has taken place.
That this has been by the Judge
made an injunction and not by sta
tute law makes the menace all the
greater.
We discuss this injunction and
feel obliged as matter of conscience
and principle to protest against its
issuance and It's enforcement, yet we
desire 1t to be clearly understood
that the editor of the American Fed
erationlst does not consider himself
thereby violating any law of either
state or nation, nor does he intend to
advise any disrespect toward the
courts Of the country. And Yet I'M
herent, natural and constitutional
rights and guarantees must be de-.
tended and maintained"
Gompers states that services Of
some OF the foremost lawyers In the
country have been secured and the
case will be carried to the United
States supreme court s
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
SIX RAILROADS
FOUND GUILTY
OF VIOLATING SAFETY APPLI-
ANCE LAWS--JUDGES LANDS
AND BETHAE IMPOSE FINES
UPON FOUR.

Chicago. Jan. 2f.-Six railway com
panies were found guilty in the I'm.
ted States district court here today OF
having violated the safety appliance
law.
The cases were heard by Judges
Bethae and Landis, and the penalties
assessed were:
Elgin. Joliet ad Eastern Railway
fined $500 and costs.
Grand Trunk Western Railway, $500
and costs.
Belt Railway. $500 and costs.
Santa Fe Railroad, 800 and costs
in the cases of the Northwestern
and Michigan Central, punishment
was suspended pending a motion for a
new trial.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
BOLO CHAMPION
OF AUTOCRACY
UNCLE JOE ABLEST THIS AGE
HAS PRODUCED, SAYS
sHACkLEFORD
CHALLENGED SPEAKER
To Rise and Tell When II Was He
ShouIdered Responsibility For
Action of House---Denounccd
One Man Power.

washington, Jan. 24-An attack
on the power of the speaker was made
In the house today by Shackelford O.
Missouri, during consideration OF the
urgent deficiency appropriation bill.
He said Speaker Cannon was the
"ahlest, boldest champion OF auto
cracy this age has produced, ami
declared the speaker exercised the
greatest despotism than exists III any
monarchy in Europe
Cannon at this juneture entered the
chamber and amid applause took
seat in frcnt of Shackeltord, who as
serted that before any bill could pass
you must bend your noble bodies
forward In proper pose, fold your
hands and say Oh Lord, Uncle Joe,
thy will be done, and not mine.
He challenged Cannon Ito rise ih
his place, not as speaker but as
member Of the Illinois delegation, and
tell us how and when it was that he
shouldered tho responsibility for les.
islation that was to be here enacted
by simply becoming : moderator OF
this delibcrative assembly,
Cannon laughed
Shackelford protested against the
policy OF "one man power as viola
ton of law" and urged the members
TO break down this autocracy and
rule in order that the peoples repre-
sentatiyes may do the things they
want done
Although the urgent deficiency bill
was technically up for consideration
in the house today not word peril
ncn4 ts the bsai WAS spoken Under
the privilege of general debate sev-I
eral members addressed the house on
a variety Of subjects, but the one
which attarcted tho most attention
was the criticism by Hitchcock, OF
Nebraska, of the political forecast oy
General Grosvenor, or Ohio. Tho Ge-
bate brought to their feet numerous
Democrats who sprang to the defense
OF Bryan, while Keifer, Of Ohio, sup
ported by several other Republicans,
undertook to refute all arguments con
cerning Bryan's two campaigns.
Bede. of Minnesota, introduced Il
bill in the house today appropriating
100000 for the construction of first
class steam revenue cutter for use
on Lake Superior,
After a conference today at the |
state department between Secretary |
Root and the French ambassador it |
was stated that the new French reci- |
procity arrangement will be signel |
next Monday and take effect Febru |
AIRY 1st next.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
DEATH RATE DECREASES
In Canal zone-lmprovements Over
November Shown in December
Sanitary Report

Washington. Jan. 24-Chief Sani-
tary Officer Gorgas of the Canal com-
mission in his report for December
notes slight general Improvement
over November The death rate for
November for all empsoyes is 2oes,
for December 1911. Gorgas invites at.
tenticn to the great difference in the
death rate between the canal zone
(Ameriean Territoryl 2il67 per thou
sand. and Panama territory. located In
the same zone ftbe towns Of Panama
and Coloui % per thousand.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
BROTHERS
HAVE DECLINED
TO TAKE PART I'M WEDDING
SPLITuP IN VANDERBILT
FAMILY OVER APPROACHING
NUPTiALS OF GLADYS.

New York, Jan. Reginald Van
derbiIt, the youngest son. instead ot
Cornelius the eldest. will take the
Honorary position of head of the fam.
ily next Monday at noon and give
away his sister Gladys in marriage to
Count Laszlo Szcchenyi 1t became
known today that this would be the
case.
Cornelius, it was said, had declined
the honor, giving as his reason an
illness of his mother-inlaw, Mrs WIZ
son. Alfred the next eldest brother
has displayed an utter lack of inter-
est in SzechenI and the marriage.
In fact. he and his wife are In the
Adirondacks, he having declined to
take any part save that of spectator.
SO Reginald was chosen.
Today, when a rehearsal of the
ceremony was gene through with, it
was he who led his sister to the gold
and white pre- dieum at which she
VIII be married. He took part in a
dinner tonight at which only the
bridal party was present
II is an open secret in society that
Stree the summer his mother has
treated him, although he is the young
est of the three brothers, as the male
bead of the Vanderbilt line. The re-
hearsal today indicated that the cere.
mony of Monday VIII be much more
elaborate than the usual mixed mar
riage" of the Roman Catholic church
is allowed to be.
Presents amounting to at least
100000 in value have already been
received.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
MACOON NOT INFORMED
II European Powers Are Opposed TO
Re-estsbiishment Of the
Cuban Republic.

Havana, Jan. 24.-Regarding the
rumors current here that a concert
VI European powers had addressed TO
Washington an urgent protest against
the establishment Of the Cuban re-
public next year. on the ground that
such action would would be prema.
ture REIMBURSEMENT OF American con.
troll and subversive to public con
ndence. Governor Magoon said to-
tight that he had not been informed
ot such action.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
STORM DELAYS TRIAL
Ship Having Witnesses Aboard For
Harry Thaw Could Not Get Up
to Docks in New York.

New York. Jan. 24.-A great storm
today caused a delay in the Thaw
trial II put an embargo on prac
tieally all shipping in the lower bay
and prevented the steamer Adraitic
reaching dock. On board the liner
are four physicians and trained nurse
from Europe. who, Lttleton declared
in court. are important witnesses foi
the defense and whose testimony he
desires 90 place upon the record be
fore propOunding the hypothetical
Questions to experts. A request for
al 6iournment until Monday wa
granted by Justice Dowling.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
Has Attacked Imperial Family Of Rus
sis-condition Of Heir Apparent
Very Serious.

St Petersburg. Jan. 24.-An Ell.
demic II influenza has attacked the
imperial family. Grand Duke Alexis
NikolaieYich. the emperor's only son.
and his four sisters. have an been
striker. The condition Of the heir
apparent is complicated by infamma-
tion Of the ear. and professor Simon.
oysky. a specialist In aBral diseases.
has been summoned u attend him
Grand Duchess Marie Baxioxna.
laughter Cf Grand Duke Paul Alrxan
.drovitch and Aancee Of Prince WI.
helm of Sweden is also down with the
disease
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
MEXICAN VICE
CONSUL KILLED
DIES FROM WOUND INFLICTED
BY HIcHwAVmAN AT TACOMA
"A. w. THoRNELLY WAS A
PROMINENT WISCONSIN MAN

Tacoma. Wash. Jan. ga. w
Thornelly. aged 60. Mexican vice con
ful in this city. died today from the
Effects Of a wound inflicted by a high
waymsn Monday Thornelly came
here from Lacrosse. Wis. several
years ago. a reward Of sl.eee is
offered hy the state and county for
ife apprehension of the murderer
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
PLANS ARE ALL LAID
BY Government Attorneys Regarding
Course TO Be Followed IN
Hartman Case.

Washington. Jan. 2l-The course
b. be pursued by the department oi
justice in the Hartman case was the
subject OF conference today re-
tween Attorney General Bonaparte
nd Frank B. Kellogg and Charles A
Severance of the counsel for the GOV.
eminent The entire matter vas fully
discussed and legal proceedings 70
he adopted decided upon No par
uculars were made public tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
FORMER INSTRUCTOR OF
CARDINAL GIBBONS DIES

Baltimore. Md. Jan. 24.-Rey. DR.
T r. Dissez. aged Se. member Of the
faculty Of ST. Marys Seminary. and
who was one fthe Instructors of
Cardinal Gibbons VIXEN he attended
that institution is dead. Dissez was
Widel ksnown among the clergy Of
the United States.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
THE HARVESTER TRUST
Indicted BY Grand Jury in Franklin
County, KY, For Combining to
Control Prices.

Frankfort. Ky, Jan. 24.-The
Franklin county grand jury returned
an indictment today against the In
ternational Harvester company, of
Milwaukee charging that the company
had combined with other companies
to regulate and control the prices of
harvesting machinery. The fine for
such offense under the Kentucky anti
trust statute is from one to five than
sand dollars for each offense.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
SENTENCED TO PRISON
Bootleueer Attacked Priest Last year
Fer Forbiodinu Him to Sell
20 Indians.

Lincoln. Neb-. Jan. 24.-Dogan Lam
bert. former saloon keeper and al
legged bootiegger." among the In
5ians on tho reservation in Rhurston
county musts serve one year in the
penitentiary Tor assault on Father
Joseph Scheil. Catholic priest.
This was the decision Of the su
preme court today. Schell was ac
tive in preventing the illegal sale Of
ljauor to Indians and was assaulted al
Dakota City by Lambert. knocked
down. and his jaw bone broken.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
HOPPE DEFEATS CUTLER
In Billiard aMtch in Boston-Wins
Two Games--Winner's Score in
Both 400.

New Haven. Conn. Jan. 2i.-Wil
liam Hoppe won a billiard match from
Alfred Cutler of Boston. this after
noon, 400 to 300 points. the winner 4
average being u 1881. the losers
I09-30. Hopes highest were IS. 80
a.; Cutters 55. 81. 2s.
In the evening game Hoppe was also
winner. 400 to 30S. High run GS. aver
age 25. Cutters average GIG.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
WOMAN IS MISSING.

JsnesviTe. Wis Jan. zl-Iose.
rhine Ma'cne. = dressmaker. has been
missing since Wednesday. Her muh
vas found in the river today No
reason for suicide Is known tn her
friends and the police are unable 70
escertain What has BECOME Of her-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
Vas PRoMINENT Nan.

LsCrt sse. Wis. Jan. IA. W.
ThorneIly. who vas murdered By a
.hsghwaymsn a. Tacoma. Wash. was
= Dromiuent Wisconsin man up 10 his
removal vest a few years ago. Thorn
cay vas ideutifed with the John
James eumBan. local iron msnufac-
furers and vas = brotherin-lav Of
Mrs. jams
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
ENDORSE POSTAL SAVINGS BANK

Detroit. Mich Jan. 24-The Brick
Layers and Masons International Tn
ion Of America today endorsed the
postal savings bank idea
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25
BASKET BALL.

Chicago. Jan .-Northwestern
81. Purdue L.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25

THE MODERN CUSTOMER, man
Or woman, Is bargain hunter" II
Is the dealers business, and to his
profit, to see that the game sought for
IS caught in his store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-25

THERE 10 AN ECONOMY that n
wsstefui, and an expenditure thst
works for thrift. The successful 3D.
vertser knows which 10 which.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
Ladies' FurS.

This has not been a big Fur season
thus far it has been too warm; hence,
we have more Furs at this time of the
season than we had anticipated, and
must have part of the money out of
them, at least. The following prices
should interest.
At s1.oo Is a lot of Blended Rat Searfs
of extra value, This is a Fur Scarf
that win wear and stand the hard
banging; is just right for school
wear The price is only ... S1.oo
At s3.os is a 79.inch Sable and Isa-
bella opossum Scarf with four good
soft tails. This is a good durable
Fur and is good value at $500.
Priced for this sale at ....... 1898
At 1898 is lot Of Pillow Mufs in
Sable and Isabella 0possum. These
are a good size Muif of a good even
blend, and a good match for the
above scarfs. The price is :. 1898
At S7.os are few Isabella Fox Searfs
in double style with two good bush
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
Sheets and Pillow Slips.

Now in this sale until reduced, each
at ......... .................... 15c
Bleaehed Sheets, 2A yards by 214
yards, made of d. & L. cotton, a
Sheet that sold by us in the spring
at 90c each, now to reduce stock, :
each .........t......... ...'.....o sc
LESS than cotton)
Bleached Sheets eA by 21a yards
made Of Atlantic Shooting, one OF
the very best, now in this sale Fat,
per yard ,.............,.... 69c
Cotton sells at 32c per yard; you
can see what the Sheet would cost
Sheets, 2A by 2h yards, that we sold
at S5c, now to reduce at only =. soc
Cotton win cost you 20 per cent.
more.)
Unbleached Sheets 2A by 215 yards /,
that would be cheap at Coo, now to
reduce at only ................... 4oc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
Wash Goods.

All of our imitation Scotch Flannel lin
all cotton) now at, per yard. io'
About 900 yards of Mereerized Cling
hams that have always been 25c per
yard. They come in both light and
dark plaids, mostly dark. These are
not latest plaids. We bought them
at hut a part of their cost to make.
Now we are to sell them at just no
price at all, per yard ............ &c
About 400 yards Of l5c and lsc Dimi-
ties and soft Muslins These We did
not intend to advertise until Janu
airy, but thought best to make
deep cut on them now while the
trade could hest use them. If you
can use them now the price is but,
per yard ..........,.... "...r..9e
One lot of silk NIuslins in colored fig
ures for evening or ball dresses that
were 25c per yard, now at, per
yard ...... ,..'........''..''. l[H2c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
LADIES' Separate Skirts.

Owing TO the extra large Suit business
this season, the Separate skirts have
moved rather slowly, thus leaving us at
this time of the year with larger stock
of Skirts than we had anticipated. To
reduce our stock at once we are making
the following very low prices.
At s2.es are six good Skirts in blue
and black. These are good values, but
not new models, no two alike. Are
Skirts that sold for $3.50 to 5000.
Now at .......... ....,.-...,.. 1898
At $500 are some extra values in
Grey Panama Skirt. Are made with
cluster plaits front and side, very
full sweep, were s575, now at 1893
at s4.es are five odd Skirts in blue
and black, are made plated style
were $1,000 and $1,000 If they are
your size they are extra values at 1898
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02

tails. These are regular $1,000
Scarfs. The price is ... 1898
AT $3.50 are few double Isabella
Fox Scarfs with head and one good
brush tail. This is a regular $500
Scarf. Priced at ...,....... s12.so
At $1,000 are couple Of Black Mar.
ten Scarfs in double style, with six
soft tails, Were one Of our best
values at $500. Now ......... si2oo
AT $1,000 is large Cape Scarf of
Sable Raccoon. This is an extra
full blended Scarf that sold at
$3.50. Now priced at ... !. $1,000
At $1,000 are two Isabella Fox Nuts
in large pillow shape OF extra value.
This is a Muff that we carried from
last season. Was $3.50. In this
At $500 is lot of Mufrs in a quality
and style Of Fur that will wear and
stand the hard service like a Mink
Fur. Priced at $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
LADIES' LACE WAISTS.

In this sale is a lot of White and
Ecrue Lace Waists at closing prices.
At st9S are few Waists in nearly all
sizes, are made in good late style,
finished with cluney lace and lined
with silk, Were $2.9s, now ....s1.9s
At s2.os are what we have in Ladies'
Ecrue and White Lace Waists, were
our best values at s3.9s, now !. 1928
See our Ladies' Black TaiTeta Waist
made in one Of the newest styles,
guaranteed not to crack The price
is ...... .......... .......,. $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02

To close at once are few Ladies'
Black Pettieoats. These are good quail.
ity Petticoat, but have the string to
gather at the waist.
At $500 are a few Black Mercerized
Skirts that were 1925. .S1.oo
To close at si.65 are a few Black
Heatherbloom Petticoats, made with
good deep hounce with dust rattle,
regular price s3.25. They are all
right, only do not have the glove
fitting top, so We sell them at. s165
At $3.50 are some ladies' Black Petit
coats of extra value, made with a
deep hemstitched flounee and dust
ruffle. This is Petticoat that sold
at $3.50. The only reason we are
making this price on this Petticoat
is because they have the gather
string Now for .,.... ...... $3.50
At s1.75 are some very fine Black
Mercerized Pettieoats, well made
with deep founee and dust rufie,
were good value at the regular
price, $500. They do not have the
Elite top. Now at .. Sis
At si.oo is Petticoat made of good
quality mora cloth, has the adjust
able glove fitting top, comes in ex-
ira sizes. Now at ............ Sf.o0
At s4.os are some very good values
in Ladies' silk Petiicoats, black and
colored, made with good deep founce
and of good quality taffeta. At s4.es
To more thoroughly introduce the
Elite Glove Fitting Top Petticoat,
we will sell our regular 1925 Petit.
coat during this sale at. .... $500
Out sizes same price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
Children's Dresses.

We are Offering some values in Chill
dren's Wool Dresses in this sale which
should interest you who have children to
sew for These are Dresses that the
manufacturers were late in delivering.
thus giving us an overstock at this time
Of the season.
At CSC is line of Children's Dresses
made of checked union goods,
made in good style, finished with
plain goods. Were sl,25. Now. CSC
At SIPS arc some Cmldren's Brown
and Red Plaid Dresses made in a
very attractive style, finished with
plain cloth and silk braid. Were
Sl.5O, now .........s.,...... ...Sl.zo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02

Priced for this overstocked sale.
Prices talk. The goods are here as fol.
lows;
One lot of best l2lsc Ginghams in plain
colors and small checks. These are
made by the Manchester mills and
must be all right. The price for this
sale is but s1ac per yard, much less +.
than these goods cost by the case
last season. Per yard ........shac
One lot Of Toll De Nord Ginghams in
short lengths or small webs. These
cannot be bought in full pieces to
sell for less than l2Isc. These 90
now in this overstocked sale at, per
yard .-....,....,........ ,8Hac
All of our x and yard-wide Percales
in both dark and light grounds with
small figures, that were one year ago
l21s cents, now for this sale and no
longer at, per yard .......... sac
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02

At $4.os is lot of Skirts in blue,
brown and black, was one Of our
best Skirts this season; trimmed
with satin bands and buttons, reg
ular $3.50 Skirt Now at ...... .s4.es
At s4.9s are five Skirts in the best of
style, but no two alike. Cloths are
panama and sicilian. Were $1,000.
now at ................... S4.98
At s7.9S are ten Skirts, our best num-
bers, but no two alike, colors black,
blue and brown, are circular gore
style with self bands, were $1,000
Now at ,.........-n.... 1888
At 1928 are eight Skirts in black and
novelty goods, were extra values at
the regular prices, $3.50 and Sl4.00.
Now ......... ........,.-.-....S 9.gS