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The daily tribune., 1909-04-15
RHEUMATISM.
tom

More thnu nine out Of every ten
cases Of rheumatism are simply rbeu.
mntism Of tho muscles. due to cold or
damp weather or chronic rheumA-
tisni. In such cases no internal trent
ment 10 required. The FREQ applica.
tion Of Obamberlnin's Liniment IL
all that Is needed. aud IL In Ger.
tain to give quick relief. Give II
= trial and 200 for yourself how
quickly IL relieves the pain and
soreness. Price 20 cents; large slzs.
90 cents. Sold by Daniels Drug
Store. tts
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
FEATURE OF DAYS PROCEED.
INGS IN THE COOPER
TRIAL.
ADDITIONAL WARRANTS
Expected For the Attorney General
Methods of Jerome in Thaw
Trial Being Duplicated
at Nashville.

Nashville Tenn, Jan. 24.-The sen
saticn which was noticeable for its
absence during the first two days OF
the trial Of Colonel Duncan b. Cooper
Robin Cooper aud John d. Sharp,
charged with the murder of f. w.
Carmack, has nov attained mush-
room growth ana there Is no telling
wha' may develop between now ami
tomorrow, when the case will be re.
sumed, Judge Hars neaitil permit
ting
Ex-SlhriH Thonls f. Cartwright,
one of the most popular men in the
county, was arrested shortly after
noon today on warrant sworn out
before Esquire Jake Levine by Attor-
ney General jeff McCarn charging
him with perjury The specific allie,
cation upon which the warrant Is
basel is to the effect that Cart
wright reriuI,d himself during ex,
as to his competency as
, juror, when he declared he had
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
FIRE PROTECTION
GLYNN,S BIG WAREHOUSES PRO-
VlDED WITH AUTOMATIC
SYSTEM.
Over Six Hundred Sprinklers VIII
Open In Case of Fire-Denison-
Gholson Building Similarly
Provided,

John F. Glynns big warehouse on
Commercial avenue Is approaching
completion, but it will be several
weeks before II will be ready for use.
Several OF the concrete floors re-
main to be finished As Is known 1t
is fire proof structure. no wood be.
ing used in its makeup, the walls of
brick, and the floors and pillars all
ef concrete. This with the other
building adjoining, Of which 1t Is 4
counterpart, gives Mr. Glynn ware
house 100 120 feet. in dimensions,
with five floors.
One Of the features Of the buildings
will be an automatic fire extinguisaer
system which is being put in through
cut both buildings II is being put in
by the Standard Fire Extinguisher
Co, and the work Is under the direc-
tion of r. NJ, Owens. A huge steel
tank is placed on the roof of the
having a capacity of 1900
gallons, and from this a system of
pipe extends to every floor Of both
with heads" or automatic
terminals every hundred square feet
ef floor space. There will be 200
'headsN in one of the buildings and
rs in the other. These heads are
leicately sealed with quick silver |
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
TELEPHONE MEN
As NIGHT RIDERS
GANG OF LINEMEN SWOOP DOWN
AND DESTROY % MILES OF
WIRES.
RATE WAR IS RAGING
Between City of Owensboro ky, and
Cumberland Telephone Company
independent Company Di-
rected Cutting Of Wires.

Owensboro, KY, Jan 24-Like
night riders, a gang Of 25 linemen
from Louisville, swooped down on the
eastern part Of Dayiess county at 2
o'clock this morning and destroyed o
miles Of lines belonging to the Rural
Telephone company, of OwensborO
entailing loss Of $4,000. The work
Of destroying the lines was done by
direction OF the Independent Long
Distance Telephone and Telegraph
Company, OF Louisville.
The Kentucky and Indiana Tele-
phono Company conducts an ex-
change in Owensboro. Some time ago
the Rural Home Telephone Company
severed connection with the K. and |
Company in Dayiess county and con
nected it's lines in the county with
the Cumberland company. 1t is al
legged that the Independent company
notified the Rural Company to re.
move its wires and received a re-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25

sponse that 1t would remove them
when the Independent company re.
novel its wires from Rural poles.
The men arrived In Owensboro last
night and drove 10 the country dis
tricts The manager OF the X. and T..
company II. G. Jones, left Owensbo.
10 yesterday and went to Rockport,
Ind. for the purpose, it Is understoou,
OF avoiding any process that might De-
served on him to restrain the men
from tearing down the wires. II Is
alleged that the men received their
orders from the general manager un-
der J. ID. Powers. Of Louisville, re
ceiver for the independent
The entire eastern portion Of Da-
viess county is tonight without tele-
phone service. It Is understood that
criminal action will be taken against
the parties responsible for wrecking
tho lines.
The city Of OWensboro Is engaged
in a rate war with the Cumberland
Telephone company. and recently
passed an ordinance requiring the
10 remove poles AMI
wires from the streets. TIE company
secured an injunction IN the FEDERAL
court restraining the city from en-
forcing tho ordinance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25

which expands under the Influence oi
heat so rs to burst open the head"
and release streams of water from the
tank above, with pressure sufficient
10 hood the floor space whore tn
nrr happens to be.
The same company put In a Ike
system In the Denison-Gholson Dry
Goods Co.'S big establishment al Finn
and Commercial. six hundred heads
being distributed In this building. 50
tha every square foot of for space
ia protected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25

neither formed nor expressed an
opinion as to tLa guilt or innocence
Of the defendants.
Rumors were floating around the
hotels Friday night to the effect that
the attorney general, when court
convened Monday. would attack at
least one other Juror. Rumor also
has il that the attorney general will
swear out additional warrants charg-
ing other talesmen peremptorily chat
lenged by the state. with perjury. II
is understood that an effort will be
made 10 recover the peremptory
challenges used by the state on Cart
wright and many others. whose in
.tcgtity MAY he impeached.
The Cartwright arrest created
sensation on the streets. No develop
mcnt in the ease. save the arrest of
John Sharp. has created more wile-
spread interest Cartwright was deep
ly moved lie shed tears and his
voice trembled as be asserted his Ia
nocence. He was promptly taken le.
fore Esquire Levine. where he made
hord IN the sum Of 81 800
The ease will. in all probability. be
procseled with Monday morning. a.
reIorts from Judge W NJ Harris
home are an TO the effect that His
Honor is greatly improved after his
attack 81 acut. Indigestion
One 0f the mosl Unusual features
ahCri the trial is the alleged presence
% n large number of detectives in
anf arornd the court room ot al
times % Is said there ar- a latse
nun ber of them and that every eHort
IS Icing made to follow the course
SAID to have been employed BY Dis
trict Attorney Jerome in the fa-nous
Thaw trials
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
REPORTED THAT FOUR LOST
LIVES IN OCEAN ACCIDENT
Manner of Death Not Ascertained---T Injured.
Passengers Re-ransfered From Florida to
BaltC---ThrilIng Sea Drama Off
New England Coast Ended.
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wife of the financial agent of thu
Union Central Life Insurance com
pany of Grand Forks, N. d., ana
Eugene Lynch OF Boston.
How the unfortunate passengers
of the Republic were killed or tho
nature of the injuries to Mrs. Muir
ply and Lynch is not known.
Baltic Expected Today.
ANXIOUS friends and relatives be
sieeed the White Stary offices with
inquiries as to the passengers of the
| Republic. Other than the brief wire
| less message from Captain Ransom
of the Baltic. no news was received.
The bodies of the dead and injured
/ passengers are on the S. S. Ealtie.
The steamer Putnam has been char
tered by the company and will go
alongside the Baltic when she
reaches quarantine Monday morning.
as She Is not expected up the bay
tonight
After the transfer of passengers
from the Republic TO the Florida
which had no accommodation for
ready heavy list, Captain Voltoine
of the Italian ship gave orders to
stand by until fuIther help arrived.
An eXaminati6n OF the Florida
showed that her cut-wa;er and bow
hal been criumpled as If she had
.crashed into a stone wall and her
two forward compartments filed
with water. The Florida, however.
showed no signs of sinking 1t was
deemed best, therefore at late
hour to transfer not only the Repuh-
lies passengers hut all those on
board the Florida as we'll
Passengers Re-transferred.
Shortly before midnight the re-
transfer of passengers from tie
Florida to the Baltic began For
tunately the sea was placid.
All night long the transfer of pas
sengers to the Baltic was in pro
press.
There was little alarm among the.
passengers as they were taken in.
boats to the Baltic Early today
the transfer. including the Florida'sI
stoerage passengers. was completed.
As morning adyaAced the fog lifted
and the Republic was picked up.
The gored liner seemed to be float
ing easier and Captain Sealby and
his boat crew went aboard.
Meanwhile a flest Of salvage tugs
had arrived aud the American
Liner New York had taken q position
near the Florida while the Anchor
Liner Fupessia, STOOD by TO render
assistance.
Shortly before n o'clock thr Bal
tic was headed away 10 the west
ward for this pou and she is eX
pected to arrive or Sandy Hook to-
night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
sTRANeLED TO DEATH.

HoiRenvil.e. Ky. Jan. 24-Whue
attempting TO crawl through an open
window 20 hide from his baby brother
Thurman Warren. "a ylars Old. vas
caught under the heavy frame ana
stransled to death. His mother. Mrs
Jessie War-rn. On enteriRg the room
q few momerts later. discovered bis
iifeless body dangling from the win
lCw.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
SODA NOT INJURIOUS.

Washington, Jan. 24-Benzate o.
soda used as a food preseryatiye e.
not injurious 10 health IS the judg
ment Of the referee Of the board o.
consulting experts. Of which DR. Ea
Remsen. president Of Johns Hopkins
University Is chairman This con
clusion which has been approved by
Secretary Wilson. reverses the find
ings of Dr Wiley. chief o. the bureau
of chemistry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
BOMB WRECKS HOUSE
None Nurt Although lives of nany
Were inperiieo-oBtrsee ~
ch.csgo an Quarter.

Chicago. Jan. 24-A bomh er
1loied iu TIL basement of a houss
ID Miller street occupied By MiCha-
Narii toiay. badly wrecked IN.
aouss and imperilal tle lives sf ths
ccupants Windoss IN the neigh
sCrEcod we're shattered au.i ban
reds 0f Italians anl Greeks rushed
~ fearfri of an earthquake.
Ttrs- Italians Uere arrested The
mel Is sufHrl sd 90 have beer ~
OBJ of a dispute over money due
sn the house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
TO RESTORE BUSINESS
Manufacturers of Essencef Of Fra Is
N Reggie Making EHort-Esrth
shocs, con;inve.

Reggio. Jan. PA number of hrms
ehgascI in the manufacture q -
seeces o. oranges. lemns and other
fruits have reOpened their c0nserns
and Efforts arr being made 10 ~,
business in ssneral On frm footing
again.
TIE ettraeffon a. essences is one q
f. - chlef industries a. RerEio.
Earn shocks oonfiuue 81 regular T.
ierrals. bat in most cases these are
not severe
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
THREE MORE BODIES FOUND.

Chicago, Jan. 24.-Grappling In the
lake OF shore today the searchers
found three more bodies OF workmen
VINO persisted as a result Of the burn
ing a. the crib of South Chicago
"Wednesday. The search for the bod
les will b. continued tomorrow. u l.
that the victims eyentualls
will total over sixty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
ALExiEFF FINED AND DISMISSED

ST Petersburg. Jan. 2i-Maior Gen
oral Alexief. retired. who has been
under investigation on account of ir
regularities. was today acquitted Of 4
charge Of extortion. but found guilty
OF accepting a bribe from a British
firm Of gunmakers He was fined
s. .000 and dismissed from the service.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
LONG VOYAGE COMPLETED.

san Francisco. Jan. 24-Weathe
ilaien and stsine1 D. storms o.
MANY as. the IIgatshlp hotil-a
sailed into port today lZ5 days or
fr0u Neu York The little feet
ccl istiug of three ligtshlrs an
Ihrsf light house tenders ma ths
grrags of more than u 80 miles
Eithoui mishap.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
ARRESTED FOR THEFT
WOMAN MAS wssoUEaADINc

Chicago. Jan z4-Drassei I1 mans
clothing Mrs Lillian Gates was ar
rested with her husband while in q
freight car preparing 20 leave the
ciiy today They were charged win
the theft q clOthing and jeveIry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
NEW SKI RECORD.

Chippewa Pals. Wis. Jan ga
new worlds record of 15s feet for ski
jumping vas made a. Tire N0rrhs-esf-
ern Ski Tournament By Oscar Gun
derston q Chippewa Fails.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
FERNS KNOCKED OUT.

Neu Orleans Jan 2l-Foung Cor
beit kupcked out Harry Ferns On the
elerenih round this Afternoon before
ere Athletic elab 10 McDonoygh Vma
across he river from New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-25
EARL OF LEICESTER DIES.

London. Jan. 24-The Earl o. Ii
cester died a. his ancestral home
HoIkham Han Wells. Norfolk. iodav
He vas the patriarch Of the English
peerage, born IN 1872
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-16

Mrs. d. l.. Mathews came down
from her home at Bridgeport on to-
days boat and left on No. 4 for Spo-
kane to visit her sons.
Mrs. Evelyn Franklin left on this
mornings train for Snohomish,
where she will join her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. W. III. Cole. They will
make their future home in Snoho-
mish.
Among those who left yesterday
for the National Apple Show are:
James HI. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Griffith, B. c. Collier, Harry Taylor
and mother. of the Great Northern
hotel; Martin Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. P. Holcomb and Irving Smith
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-16
Business College Notes.

Miss Margretta Lewis, sister of L..
NJ. Lewis, arrived Sunday from Evan
cton and will continue her Studies IN
business college.
There are now 54 students en-
rolled in the Wenatchee Business
College. This is by far the largest
enrolment for this time of the year
that the college has ever had.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-16

entered the Office of the J. F.. for it
was understood in San Jacinto that the
sagebrush judge was a mighty man in
the law.
Judge" said Robert Scott Lovett.
Il want to study law
The intellectual prodigy he addressed
sought to crush him with a word Said
the justice Of the peace:
And you want to study law. do
you? And what do you want to study
law within
Well, among other things. Mr.. Lovett
studied law with about the smoothest
set Of brains ever raised in a Texas
cotton patch. He doesn't waste time
IN persiflage. He is courteous. but he
is also quick. If you must approach
him, have your questions chopped into
short words and put up in small pack
ages. Shoot 'em at Lovett like roman
candles and get what satisfaction you
can out Of yes and no" And then
go hurriedly away from there. remem-
bering that the day is but twenty-four
hours long and Lovett is scheduled for
twenty-six hours work every blessed
day.
T. P. O'Connor, the famous Irish
journalist and parliamentarian. who
has come to this country at the re-
quest of John E. Redmond. the Irish
leader. to explain the political situa-
ton to the supporters of the Irish
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DR.. Miller went to Trinidad yester
day on business.

Mary Johnson, an accomplished
Swedish servant girl. is looking for
a position She wants home where
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee is used.
sss
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and married you if he had wanted to-
1.-The lady started
"Indeed" she cried. Why didn't
he do it, them
He says he owed me a grldge.' the
husband explained. with a chuckle."
Admiral Sir John Fisher Of England.
who will leave the admiralty and be
elevated to the peerage. always hbored
from in the morning until 10 at night
and expected his men to do the same
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-16

dinners, even at T. P. o'CoNNoR.
such a dinner as this one, if l know
that at the end must make speech
l am nervous, | have no appetite,
find little to admire in the best efforts
of the chef
I'm truth. gentlemen, l can readily
imagine Daniel. if he was at all of my
mind. heaving a sigh of relief as the
lions drew near to. devour him-heav-
ing sigh of relief and murmuring:
We'll, If there's any after dinner
speaking to be done on this occasion.
at least it won't be done by me-"
Sir Thomas Upton. who is soon to
make a tour of America and issue an
other challenge for the cup. said in an
after dinner speech apropos of bach
elorhood and marriage:
Bachelors, | admit. are villains. but
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-16

cause in America
and to appeal for
funds to carry on
the struggle for
home rule. once be-
gan a brilliant aft
er dinner speech in
Philadelphia in this
way:
81 must confess
that | dread to
make after dinner
speeches. At the
m o s t SumptuOuS
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-16
People In
the
Public Eye

FUDGE ROBERT

FUDGE ROBERT
al SCOTT Low
EFT. who has
succeeded the late
e. FL. Hartman in
much of his work.
thirty-two years ago
was aganglingyouth
in San Jacinto coun-
ty. Tex. One day he
pulled up his team
of mules with a
whoa and a haw In
front Of the office of
the justice Of the
peace. He pulled off
his straw hat as he
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-16

it is a shame to
play such tricks on
them as it is GUS
tomary everywhere
to do. A nasty trick
was played on a
bachelor friend Of
mine at q dance. A
lady was reproach-
ing him for never
b a ing married,
when her husband,
a little bored per-
haps. said grumy:
:" He said he could
l.
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Help Wenatchee py sending the
Daily World to your friends in the
east. go
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He is fond of tell
ing S torie s, of
which he has a
large supply, and
one of his favor
ties is a b ut all
old bOatSwain who
served under him
in several ships.
After the boat
swain had retired
on a pension Fisher
paid him a visit at
his cottage in Dew
Onshire. A m an :
servant about the
MACE who seemed
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servant about the ADMIRAL d" "ohs
place, who seemed
to have nothing to do, attracted the
admirals attention.
why do you keep that fellow?' he
asked.
"Well. SIR" answered the old boat
swain. "he has to call me every morn
ing at O'Clock and say, The admiral
wants to see you. sir. l roll over to
the other side Of the bed and answer,
Tell the admiral to go to the devil
Then l go to sleep and feel good.
Half dozen times a day he calls me
the same way. and feel better every
time l answer"
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
CONF FUS|ON IN
STOCK MARKET

New York, Sept. 21.-After making
a brave start today the stock spccu-
lation came TO a cropper and exper-
fenced some confusion in adjusting
Itself 10 some new considerations. Tho
miscarriage OF the movement which
has centcred in Reading will be Civ
en- responsibility generally for the up
set in the market. heavy unloading
OF that stock following the declara-
ton OF only tho regular quarterly divi-
dcnd at > per cent on the Central
Railroad OF New Jersey stock. In the
Philadelphia stock market LehiGh
Valley broke nearly Is points on the
Jersey Central dividend action. The
disappointment in this matter brought
home keenly 10 the speculative mind.
the extent TO which IT had been re-
lying on rumors as vague and I'll
authenticated as was the one An Of
fetal announcement given out yestcr-
day declared that many of the rumors
put into circulation concerning this
company are grossly exaggerated and
likely 10 mislead the public, following
this with specific disclaimers OF vari-
GUS recent reports which have been
used with effect in the stock market
The stock broke six points in the
early market today.
Further inquiry regarding the re-
ports last week of an intended grant
OF subscription rights by the ST. Paul
at its annual meeting on last Satur-
day developed its Inherent improba-
billty. Since the money market re-
sources have begun TO be CONSTRUCTED.
however the stock market had given
evidence OF steady movement TO sell
stocks under cover and 10 take ad-
vantage OF all strong sustaining in
fucnccs. The lesson was clearly inn
piled that the leaders of the spccula-
tive movement were reducing their
commitments and seeking TO distri-
butte their holdings at the high prices
and realize their profits
The orderly and skilllul manner in
which the realizing movement Is con.
Quoted indicates its exemption from
any very urgent pressure. Even to-
day the market gave further evidence
of the continued control exercised
by the forces back of the market in
the sharp rebound. in prices which
followed the break. With disappoint-
ment behind them. the stock market
turned to the Pennsylvania directors
meeting tomorrow as a hopeful source
OF inspiration and made conjectures
of possible announcement OF new
stock Issue with subscriptions rights
from that meeting United States
Steel extended its record price TO So.
The substantial recovery from the
break left final prices not mucn
changed from last night.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

ogden, Utah. August 25. 1909.
Scaled proposals for building side.
walks in Sidewalk District 102. being,
21st Street from Monroe to Harrison
Avenues:
23rd Street from Madison to Harri.
son Avenues;
Harrison Avenue from 9lst to 95th
Streets;
Van Burcn Avenue from 21st 10 2lth
Streets:
Jackson Avenue from 2lst TO 25;h
Streets;
under plans and specifications prcpar-
ed by the City Engineer and approved
by the City Council. viii be received
al the Office of the City Recorder In
the City Hall al Ogden City aforesaid.
until o'clock p. m. on the Goth dav
OF September. 1909, and In the CITY
Council Chamber on the evening of
said date until the time that the Coun-
Gil shall call for said bids. AZ which
time all bids received viii be publicly
opened and read aloud.
The right is reserved TO reject any
or all bids and 10 waive any defects.
By order of the City Council.
a. f. Parker. City Engineer
First publication. Aug &c. 1909.
Last publication. Sept %, 1909
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
NOTICE OF INTENTION.

NOTICE is hereby given by tho
City Council of ogden City. Utah. of
the intention OF such Council to make
the following Improvements, to-wit;
To create all of Patterson Avenue
from Wall TO Pacific Avenues a side
walk district and TO build in said dis
trlct concrete sidewalks in the man
ner following, to-wit:
To build on said street, as above
mentioned, concrete sidewalks 4
inches thick and feet in width.
The estimated cost OF said improve
ments Is s2.2S0.00
The boundaries of the district TO be
benefited and affected by said I'M
provements are lines drawn so feet
outward from and parallel TO the out
er boundary lines of said street for
the whole length thereof viz: on
Patterson avenue from Wall 10 Pa
cihc Avenues
-'or the Ia. ment of the costs and ex-
pcnses of making said improvements,
the City Council intends 10 levy and
collect special and local taxes upon
the lots, blocks. parts of lots and
blocks. lands and real estate living
and being within the boundaries OF
the said district 10 the extent OF the