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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-02
F'd'ksburg.
MANAGER McALEER COMING.
Due Here Thursday and Will At
tend Regular Meeting of Club.

The local base ball situation will prob
ably open up for the season of 1910 on
Thursday and from then on there should
be something doing until the actual war
fare starts next spring Manager Nc
Aleer is carded to reach Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-02

Bill Edwards certainly was charitable
with Wauseka, the Indian captain. III,
wasn't so polite with Vic" Kennard a
couple of years ago.-Boston Globe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-02

The New York alumni of Dartmouth
College are planning a splendid recep.
ton for the Hanover team after this
weeks Princeton game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-02
FOOT BALL NOTES.

Yale is developing longer rather than
shorter forward passes than have been
used in the preliminary games.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
FRENCH CABINET
HAS RESIGNED
CLEMENcEAU FLAUNTS SPECTRE
or ALGECiRAS IN FACE OF
DELCASSE.
CHAMBER TAKES'A VOTE
Deciding No Confidence in Govern
ment-Prenier Literally Com
mited Political Suicide
Deputies Adjourn.

Paris. July 20-Tne Clemenceau
cabinet resigned tonigll. me fall Of
the cabinet came under discussion of
the investigation recently held into
the department CT marine, which was
strongly condemnea "a. the special
commissions report.
On a vote of confidence In the gov.
eminent, by the chGnter of deputies
the vote good l76 "a FAVOR, 212 cp.
posed.
Clemeneeau and his fellow ministers
Immediately left the chamber. Tho
premier proceeded directly to Presi-
dent Fallieres and offered his resigna-
ton which the president accepted
The chamber adjourned until Thurs
day
The chamber of deputies after sew
cral days of debate was ready vote
confidence in the government when
the incident occurred which changed
the majority into minority. Glenn
enceau who alwfSs has been anad-
versary Of Delcasse. smartiug under
the criticisms and doubtless over CON
fident of a majority tainted he eX
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
j. S. BANKS IN
ON CHINESE LOAN
WILL BE ALLOTTED QUARTER OF
$27,50O,0o0, ACCORDING TO
PROMISE.
.HANkOW R. R. SECURITY
coneer Was Assured in 1904 That l.
S. and English Money Woud be
Preferred-Bankers Are
Pleased.

Washington, July 20--America a
participation in the loan of $27,
goo about to be negotiated by the Chi
nese government on the Hankow Size
Chuen railroad and other arrange
to the entire satisfaction of this GOV
eminent, thus assuring the mainte.
nance of the "open door" in China
Assurances to this effect came 10
the state department today from Pc
king and gave great satisfaction 10
the officials who have been patiently
watching the developments both in tn .
financial centers of Europe, and at
Picking, and who have been insisting
to the Chinese government that the
United States was fully entitled to
share with the foreign bankers in HI
allotment of the loan. The American
bankers are expected to be given a
quarter of the loan.
American Minister Conger was Civ
en- promise In 1904 that American and
English money should be preferred in
any future loans made by China to
foreign countries on the Hankow rail
road 1t is in conformity with this
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
SENSATION IN.
INVESTIGATION
AND PRIVATE TELL
DIFFERENT STORIES OF
SUTTON'S DEATH.
DEED COMMITTED 1907
Being investigated at Annapolis
Officer Tells CT Wild Ram
page in Camp On Night
of Alleged Suicide.

Annapolis, Md, July 20.--PrjeeeI-
ings at today's session of the court OF
inquiry Investigating the death of
Lieutenant Sutton, took a sensational
turn when First a.icuteaalt Eeven of
the United States marine corps, now
attached to the bait ,eship New ] ar,
sey, related his part in TIE tragedy
on October Is. 1907, when Sutton
met his death. Beyen was Off er Ct
the guard in the marine camp tina.
night aud enc CT the first me TO
reach the scene Of Suttonn's death
Like Adams he testified thai Sutton
deliberately slot himself, but beg ond
that fact, his description e Sutt1n's
alleged suicide varied in imFo,tal'
details from Adams story. The most
glaring disagree nent w'tl Adam 4
statcme-t came when Beyel swore
he and two other officers were on top
OF Sutton and trying - hol i'm
down to prevent his using his re
volvCr when SCttcn freed an arm
from Under I'm agd fred a bullet t..
to his ow brain after some on2 re
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
OENEEN TO CALL
EXTRA SESSION
SOME TIME IN OCTCBER--WiLL
ISSUE CALL SOME TIME
IN SEPTEMBER.
THREE MAIN SUBJECTS
Will Be Embodied But Others May
Be Added-lncome Tax Amend
ment, Primary Law and
Waterways.
Special to The Bulletin

special 10 Inc Bulletin,
Springfield, ILL.,. July pa call for
a special session Of the q Stature
vii be issued SOME time In September
by Governor Deneen, but the i'm
will not be called for October as was
generally expected, but Tor some time
in November. The governor has no.
decided exactly when. Some CT the
objects that will be included in tie
call will be primary election law,
the deep waterway bill and the in.
come tax amendment to the constitu-
ton of the United States, which con.
gress has submitted to the legisla.
lures of the various states Ito, vote
upon
Other questions may possibly be
ircluded in the call, but these are all
that the governor contemplat s at
present, though the governor is in re-
reipt of many communications daily
asking him to include this and that
question in the call. 1t Is possible
that the commission form of city gov
errment legislation may be ilclud ed.
The governor has told these who
have asked for the consideration of
othey questions than tie three men
toned above that he would give all
who desire to be heard an opportunity
before the call for a special session
Is issued
If the leaders in the legislature are
disposed to come to some agreement
for the passag of legislation ether
than the three subjects me toned,
then the governor VIII Willingly in
cluds other matters in the call Eut
If it continues in its present hostile
attitude to the governor, then cn,y
the three most important questio
will be taken up at the special ses'
sicu. Governor Daneen is heat lilly in
favor of the amendment t. the United
States constitution for an income tax.
He thinks that congress should lie
vested with this power so that it can
use it whenever it is deemed nec2s-
sary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
COURT DECIDES
NO JURISDICTION
pHlssa
PUBLIC DEFENSE ASSOCIATION
FAILS TO STOP THE BIG
STRIKE.
CAPITALISTS SUSTAINED
Association Wanted to Restrain Both
Principals and Commonwe alth--
Can Only Get Injunction
Against Violence.

Pit sburg, July .0.-The first eff TT
ever made In the United States to
stop strike by enjoining both prin
cipa,s and the commonwealth fail "a
today when Judges Ford and Brown
of the common pleas court, susta ned
the demurrer Of the Pressed Steel
Car company TO the petition for an
injunction made by the Public D.
Tense Association of Pittsburg again 81
the capitalists AID the striking EN-
ployes and the sheriff of Alleght ny
county
For the strikers who admitted the
conditions as set rorih by the petit
ton and who joined III the demands
of the Defense association that the
corrt enforce arbitration upon tbs
part of the company's officials, It was
argued that it was high time for the
courts to intervene.
For the Defense association is was
argued that the strike Is costing the
taxpayers much money and much un-
easiness.
For the company it was argued that
IS the petitioners are not injured per
sonally, and that as the corporation
s not one of public service, but a pri
yate corporation. the courts carnoe
Interfere.
The court declares that it has nc
right to compel the company to re-
employ the strikers or to compel the
company to operate its plant again OF
>ay their men more money. or t1,in
stall a new wage system, and that
he only iurisdict Oh the court has l.
regard to trouble growing immediate
y out Ct the strike, and sueg St.
that the request for a restraining In
emotion again violence which mai
cad to the loss of life or PROF e ty be
'onsi' cred.
The decision establishes a pFcce
lant AID is far reaching in its G..
feet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
GL|DOEN AUTOS
At FORT DODGE
ALL BUT ONE MADE TRIP FROM
MANKATO, MIMI, ON SEIZED.
uLE-WAs ONE OF HARDEST
DAYS so FAR.

Fort Dodge. Ia, July 20.-TOday's
run of 1886 miles from Mankato,
Mimi. to Fort Dodge for the Glidden
tourists was one of the hardest on
account of the poor roads. The start
was made from Man%atO by the first
contestant at Z o'clock this morning.
and all but one came through within
the schedule time. Humboldt county
carried off the banner for the best
roads on the days run and every
place along the route today was en-
fete for the occasion and every farm
had its group AID every cross re al
its crowd. while multitudes were to
be found in each village and town
There was but s~o real penalties
on today's run. Maxwell, car 107.
was penalized 1.6 for tine taken in
repairing a water leak in the fir t
cylinder. Midland car No. 2 was
pelalized 6 for repairing a fender.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
RECORD FLIGHT
FOR AEROPLANE
WRIGHT STAYED IN AIR ONE
HOUR AND TWENTY MIN
UTES-REAcHE A HEIGHT
OF OVER 2eo FEET.

Washington, July Establishing
1 new record for aviation in America
Orville Wright, in his aeroplane to
day at Fort Myer made a spectacular
flight of one hour and twenty minutes
and forty-five seconds.
The longest previous flight was a
made by Wright at Fort Myer
last fall During the entire flight the
machine was under perfect control
The machine travelled about 40 miles
and at one time during the fight 4
height was attained between 260 and
ESQ feet, exceeding the highest point
ever reached by a heavier than air
machine on this continent.
The most wonderful part of the
flight was the execution OF three COM
plete figure Fights" which required
careful maneuvering in the directin o.
he machine No, the slightest mis-.
hap occurred.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
(Concluded on Second Page.)
ARGENTINE AND
BOLIVIA At II
LATTER CONSIDERS ALcoRTA's
AR6lTRAl AWARD ON BouN.
DAIRY SUFFICIENT TO sUS-
PEND RELATIONS AT ONCE.

Buenos Ayres. July 20-The action
of the Argentine government follows
the refusal of Bolivia to accept the de-
cision of Argentina in the matter of
the boundary dispute between Bolivia
and Peru.
The Bolivian minister today advis-
ed Argentine that Bolivia had decil-
ed TO submit to parliament President
Alcortas arbitral award which in IT,
self was considered sufficient reason
for breaking off relations In ad'i-
ton. however. Argentine has taken Of
Tense at the action Of the President of
Bolivia. who, it is asserted. has sent
circulars TO projects throughout the
country casting reflections on the Ar
gentine government.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
ANOTHER IN THE
TELEPHONE MERGER.

New York. July 20,-Formal offer
O purchase the stock of the Bell Tee
phone company of Buffalo, was made
today by the America Telephone and
Telegraph company This Is regard
ed as another step in the recently an
nounced plan for merging all the Bell
companies in the country into one
representing nearly ST.,
000 100000 capital.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
TROOPS
Modified at Madrid TO Be Sent to
Aid of Spanish in Morocco
MSituation Serious.

Madrid. July 29.-The cabinet has
accorded a free hand to minister Of
war in the reinforcement of Mallil'a,
Morocco. TO meet the serious situa
tion there A brigade Of infantry has
been modified at this city and will
be sent forward as speedily as pos
sible.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
FIGHTING RESUME o.

Madrid. July 20.-According to Of
icial advices received here toda,
sighting has ben resumed betwe n
n Moors and Spanish outposts at
Mellilla. Reinforcements with mu
1itiors of war left Madrid tonight 70
the Moroccan coast by way of Ma
laga.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21

minister of foreign affairs. who was
thrown overheard by the Rouvipr
ministry at the dictation Of Germany
during the crisis of 1905, with having
led France to humiliation at Algecir
as. The spectre of that chapter Of
Frances foreign history in which
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
NEW GRAIN RATES.

Chicago. July 20.-Accord.ng TO the
decision of the southern and western
railways tariffs will go into effect Oct.
|. equalizing the grain rates to the
southeast from all points in Iowa. tn :
Dakotas, Minnesota ard Nebraska, so
that grain can be governed through
Chicago at rates equal to those of st.
.oufs and other junction points.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
ANOTHER BOMB IN CHICAGO:

Chicago, July pa bomb was
thrown against the RI sidence of Tony
Tovelacci. a wealthy north side gro
Ger tonight, The building was dam
aged but no one was injured. Tove
lacci had recently received two let
ters of a threatening nature demand.
ing money.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
Natural History az She Is Spoke.

Doris lived in the city, and a sum.
mer visit to grandpa's farm revealed
many wonders. After being treated to
the farmers luxury, cream, she was
allowed to go to the barn to see the
COWS MIXED. She looked on with
much interest for a while and then
asked: Grandpa, which is the little
pocket she keeps the cream in?"-
The Delineator.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
STRIKE
At Butler, Pa, Settled Through Ef-
forts of Catholic Priest-Re.
sumo Work Today.

Butler, Pa, July 20.-The strike CT
employees of the Standard Steel Car
company ended tonight, through the
efforts of Father Beczewski of the
Catholic church, who conferred with
the officials of the company. Both
sides made concessions. The $500
employees will return TO work tomor-
row.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
TAFT TO GO TO DENVER.

Denver. Colo, July pa message
from Representative Taylor today an
bounced that President TAFT had az
eepted the invitation to attend the
Trans Mississippi Commercial con
gress here on August lG.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
NEGRO MURDERER LYNcHED

Paris. Tenn. July z0.-Without fir.
ing a shot a mob took Albert Lawson
negro, who shot and wounded SEer
if Compton here Sunday, from jail TO
night ami hanged him to tree near
the prison.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21

promise that the United States has
been insistent in its demands that she
be allowed to come in with the Euro
pean financiers as an original party
TO the loan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
Her Gifted Relatixe.

'Tve got cousin on my mothers
side" remarked Mrs. Lapslihg. who
can do anything with her left hand
that she can do with her right |
tell you. it's a great thing for person
to be amphibious."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
PAROLE FOR COOKE
Has Been Serving Term For Misusing
Public Funds-Mother's Illness
Ca"se Of Parole.

Joliet. Ill.,. July 20.-Jonn A. Cooke
former clerk of the circuit court o
Cock county. who has been serving a
sentence for misusing public funds
was paroled b. the state pardon board
this afternoon.
HIS release was granted without de-
(Conciuded on Second Page)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21

marked that he (SuttcnD had killed
Lieutenant RCelker.
Adams testified that he had risen
from Suttons body anu that Sutton
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
Cardinals Win.

New York July 20.-Cranda!l took
Mathewsor's place in the seventh
after he has his middle finger on his
left hanl broken in stopping Dele
hanty's drive.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
Mcmillan Feature.
Reds Beat Boston.

Boston. July, 20.-Eagan's hit in
the seventh inning with two men on
bases gave the visitors the game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21
THREE I LEAGUE.
Fourteen Innings.
Bloomington Won.

bloomington. July 20.-Clean and
timely hitting gave Bloomington al
the best Of it early in the game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21

CCantinueG on Second Page.D
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-21

lcOncluded on Second Pass'l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-04
SENATE Will VOTE ON
TARIFF TOMORROW.
All Important Opposition to the Conference Report
CoNapseS.- Hides and Leather Schedule to Be
| Corrected by Concurrent Resolution.

harness and saddlery apply to such ar
tlcles as are composed Of leather from
the hides and skins of cattle and calf
skins. instead of combining the reduc-
tons to articles made from hides which
have hitherto been dutiable. The
range of the reduction is greatly in
creased
The suggestion for an agreement
was made in the Senate by Mr.. Bailey
representing the minority and at once
concurred in by the chairman of the
finance committee. The Texan intimat-
ed that there might be considerable de-
bate on the concurrent resolution, but
it is not believed that the discussion
can be continued many hours.
Senator Culberson gave notice that
he would seek to amend the concur
rent rsolution by placing cotton bag
ging on tn free list that article having
been placed there by the Senate and
removed by the conference commit
te.
Questions by Senator Newlands in
forth a statement from Mr. Aldrich to
the effect that he believed the confer
ence provision giving the President au-
thority to gather information relating
to the enforcement of the maximum
and minimum clause was broader and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-04

| Wa&tpgton, Aug. 3.-The complete
ltcolia nf all important opposition to
1kthas fSnference report on the tariff
eladenced today when the SEN
reed to vote on that measure ut
IA III next Thursday. Half an hour
lain Unanimous consent had been Civ
len Tor the adoption of that course 4
general Discrimination on the part o,
lIsenators to speak brought an early al =
|ljournment until tomorrow.
Il When the Senate met today the lacl.
Iof interest in the proceedings was verv
|Eevident This had been caused by an
|Iagreement on the part Of the Western
Senators to vote upon the conference
REPORT and to correct the hide and
Heather schedule by means of concur
rent resolutions to be acted upon separ-
lately
The form of the concurrent resolu-
ton was agreed upon in an informal
conference today in Senator Aldrich's
committee room. Instructions are given
by this resolution to the enrolling
clerks OF the Senate and House to
change the language of the provo re-
ducing duties on boots and shoes ana
harness
The change will make dutiable at 10
per cent. boots and shoes, the upper
leather of which is made wholly or in
chief value from the hides or skins of
cattle, including calf skins" similar
change will be made in relation to har
ness. saddles and saddlery. The effect
|of the amendment is to make the re-
duced duties on boots and shoes and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-04
PROMINENT MAINE men
ARE FORCED TO THE WALL
Cyrus W. Davis OF Waterville and Edward
}. Lawrence OF Fairfield, Individually
And as Members of Firms, File
Bankruptcy Petitions.

Portland. Me. Aug. 3-Petitions in
bankruptcy were filed for Cyrus w
Davis OF Watervillc, Edward j. Law
renee of Fairfield and Henry NJ. sSou,n
of Boston, individually and as members
of certain firms, in the United States
district court late today. The liabili
The assets are of uncertain value, hay
ing been turned over to a committee
of creditors a year or more ago. Mr.
Davis was the Democratic candidate
for Governor of Maine i'm 1906.
That the petitioners have been hard
pressed financially has been under
stood for months, but it was not so
generally known that they turned over
to their creditors about everything Of
value which they possessed as the re
suit of meeting here in May, 1913. Al
that time a committee was appointed
to investigate the affairs of the debtors
and this committee recommended that
a year be given in which an attem1t
should be made to straighten out the
financial tangles, the assets in the
meantime TO be held by a committee
of creditors appointed for the purpose
A majority of the creditors assented to
this arrangement and it was put into
effect but, inasmuch as a few of the
creditors did not join the petitioners
now have begun these proceedings for
the purpose of obtaining their dis
charge from bankruptcy.
The petitioners and their associates
for a number of years have been act
ing together in the prosecution of =
the building of street railways in Maine
and the conduct of mining operations
in the West Firms they formed and
| financed were the Waterville e Oakland
Street Railway and the Portland &
Brunswick Electric Road. THEREAFTER
was built from Brunswick to Var
mouth and operated to connect with the
electric road of another corporation.
extending from Yarmouth to this city
1t is impossible to make an accurate
estimate of the value of the assets. as
they consist largely of securities. real
estate and other property Of recognized
value.
Messrs. Davis. Lawrence and Sonic
did business as Cyrus w Davis. agent,
and Davis & Soule. agents The liabil;..
ties of the first named firm are given
as S6S5.296. of which S439.S95 are Sc
cured claims. S23S.351 unsecured claims
and s7050 accommodation papers. The
liabilities OF the second firm are stated
to be s125.2S5. of which $SS,6S9 is ac-
commodation papers.
The three gave their liabilities as in
dividuals as follows:
Cyrus w Davis, $613,657; of which
$335.S10 Is secured and $263,S73 is ac-
commodation paper.