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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01

Philadelphia, Nav 31-Strike
breakers and motormen from other
cities were put To work today in an
effort to break the str1ae OF the motor
mcr/and conductors of the street car
lines oi this city.
Notwithstanding these impOr a.
ticns not a car left any Of the harms
after y O'Clock tonight and at ten the
last car had been taSen on for the
night
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
ARBITRATION INVOKED.

Atlanta. Ga Nav 2l-Un5h 9 r.
acrre upon tho terms # srtlem N
.cr'cia's nf tha Georgia railroad an
of the Brotherhood Of Firpmcn hav
invoked arbitration under the Erj
man law
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
CASE or SUICIDE.

Evansville Ind. Nav 31-A =.
Stinael. an insurance man of Mount
Carmel. Ill. swallowed 10 srn at the
St George Hotel today and then shot
himselr Stlnscl is said to have been
drinking.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
DYNAMITED SCHOOLS.

St Joseph. Mo, May 81 Fred
Campbell, \ J Sullivan and Henry
Sorenson. union iron workers. are m.
der arrest charged with being impli-
Gated in the dynamiiing Saturday
night Of two Hcw school buildings in
widely separated parts Of The city
The schools were being erected ny
firms who conduct orou shops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
St,coO,OO0 FIRE.

san Francisco. May &l-Two thoue
and feet Of Nevada's grain docks a.
Porta Costa on the BAY. in which all
grain from California for foreign
ports is loaded. burned tonight The
lrss exceeds : 90" 0n0
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
SEVEN SLIGHTLY HURT.

Cedartowr. Ga. May 81 Six ras
sengers and the engineer were slightly
injured when a Central of Georgia
passenger train was derai'ed neal
Msrtindale this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
SNOW m COLORADO.

Lead sille. Colo, May 3t.-Two
iinches OF snow fell in this city today.
1t was The fastest snow fall ever re-
corded here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
Browns Break Even.

Cleveland. MAY 2t-Rhoades' poor
support this morning produced most
of St. Louis runs. In the sec nj
game two visiting pitchers were
knocked uut of the Don
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
One Game at Washinnton.

Washington. May 5.-Raiu pre-
vented the morning game, but Wash
ington bunched hits on Brpckctt in
the afternoon game and beat New
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
Mathewson Winning Game BY HON,
Run-BroWns and Cleveland
Dividc--Tigers and Sox
in Fast Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pirates Take Two.

Pittsburg, May 31.-Pittsburg won
an up Hill game FROM 81, Louis this
morning. This afternoon Adams re,
cefyed superb support
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01

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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
New York Wino Two.

New York, May 31,-Mathewson
made a home run in the eighth inning
and won his own game this morning
Now York punched hits in the sec
nnI rame anI won.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
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Concluded on Second faEsl
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
HARLEM REGATTA
GREAT SUCCESS
EIGHT ROWING CONTESTS ARE
DECIDED -. NJ. Y. ATHLETIC
CLUB WINS LARGEST MUM.
Der OF EVENTS.

New York May 3l--Ideal condi
tions prevailed today at the iurty
third annual races Of the Harlem Re
'Gatta Association on the Harlem riN-
er With two exceptions the contest.
were rowed over a mile and quarter
course
The Winners.
Association single sculls-R, T.
Knapp, Nonpareil Rowing club. Time
minutes il seconds.
Senior four cared shelIs-New York
Athletic club. 6:1S.
Senior single Durando MI
lcr, New York Athletic club mo time
given uut)
Interscholastic eight cared shells
Dewitt Clinton High School Cnc
time given.
intermediate single sculls - Barry
Bryan Rayenwood, +. C. (No time
given.
Intermediate eight cared shells
New York Athletic club (no time)
Senior Quarter Mile Dash--Frcl
Fuesscl Harlem Rowing club, time
lea IS.
Juoior Octuple Sculls--Harlem Il
C., New York. 5:5l Is
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-01
BrookIvn. Boston Spli,
Second Game.

Batteries-White, Bnidaman an
Bowerman; RuCkcr and Bergen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02
Oiun1uter IA.

Sn Der itdotiihen @asanitalt in
@enf fano am % Nuault eins @rplo=
| lion Itatt, bel pel1er Is perionen nws
tamen uno piele berlebt uurben. Die
6eniter in bem umtreis bon elmer Weile
tpuroen serbrohen. Gie grploiioH
ereignste iih IN Der 3einaunqstannler
ole 3tuilden ben beioen ar6Beren @aio=
metern lag. SauIenoe itr0mten nah
Der unaliifsidtte uno 10 fart puroe
oas @eordnee. baB Die in ber Ndbe Bee
finoliden 2doen fdlo1en. 6pdter uur-
Den lueltere B;rlebte aus ben 5riims
nern eeaoaeu. go ihreflid mar Die
@rploiion. oaB Die Wauern umlisaen=
Der @ebduoe Hiile ailflpeilen als Oh Elm
grobsbeu itatt9efunoen bdtte. Meb=
rere mubten tpegen Der @inltursgeia1r
gerdumt Deroeu.
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belm Der YroBe", Der am 8ienIfag aug
Rem Dort in plpmoutb. gnelano, ein=
traf, meloen. oaB Der Dampier III Der
9dbe bon Neufunolano nit einem rie-
lisen BaQiid coaioirte uno oisien ba=
bel t6otete.
8el elmer grplolion brn Yuloer gor=
ratben in elmer Yatronen 6abrif in
Wiss. ungarn, fanoen flint WneeHellte
lbren 3oo. Sieben3ebn lino ihper
oerlebt noroen. uno mebrere bon ibnen
oiirften nl6t tuieoer auftommer. Muber=
Dem baben sablreide Nrbe,ter leihte
Serlebunqen oauongetragen. Die Sc
malt Der grplolion mar cine furdtbare
nno perieBte eiuen QroBen She'll Der
SeoOlterun9 in pantheon Ghrsfen.
Sn ROTTERDAM 1T bic Gpolera aus
lebrohen.
Sn &beims; 6rantrei1. oelpann.
8lenn 8. @urtiB, Der betannte ameri=
taniIhe 2uftidiffer. am Samltaa bel
oen Wettfabrten ben internationaIett
Beder inoem er in Is Minuten uno
50 uno breifiinftel Setunoen bas porae=
1riebene 5luefelo sueimal our6Hog.
Sbm aundhlt fam Der betannte fran=
iOIilhe 2uftidifier 8leriot, Der oieielbe
Strefe in Is Dlinuten uno 56 uno
slnfilnftel sefunben auriif leete. See
isbre, Elm anoerer 2uftidiffer, bsmarb
lih Inn oenlelben Breis, braudte aber
Iiir Die 5ahrt 20 Minuten uno 50 uno
ipeifiinftel sefunben.
9lm Is. Nueuft muroe in Der aana
gen italieniIten prooinS @iena cine
hgftiae groerI6iitterune beripiirt. ..Sn
Dem Stdot6en Gan 9orensomerle pur.
zen idmmtli6e Sduier entpeoer poQ=
ltdnoig serltOrt ooer bod erbebli6 bes
lbdoist. Nad Den einaetrofeneu Nad=
tihten ltno bel Der Gataltrppbe pisle
perIonen Derlebt lporoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02
Cite Oartt tit Oct 9tGbe Der
GtaOt billiG AZ DcrfaMicn.

Cine 6arm, etma cine Meile bon Der
5tabt lit billi9 81 perfaufen. Die
6arm bat euten Ndergruno, idDnes
DeioeIano uno Walounaen nit 9utem
Dol3beitnno ; etma l6 9fer lino mil
Roblenlaaern unterle9t. bic nod Der
Musbeutung barren. Bel Der greben
yadbe au Der Staot t0nnk cine Wilhe.
rel nit Qrobem Wortbeil betrieben luer-
ben. guf Der Garm III Elm autes
Wobnbaus. 3mei 5heunen uno bic
n6tbiaen Nebenaebduoe iino in autem
3ultanoe /; In ieOem Gelbe finbet man
gutes Wafer in aeniisenoer Menge.
9ie Garm umfabt ungtfdbr l7O
Mder uno tann elm Gdufer mad Belle.
ben bic qan3e Darm ooer nur bic 0dlfte
iibernetmen. Der preis lit billia lnn
bic 3ablunasbeoinaunaen iebr liberal.
yidbsre Mustuuii in oieier Office. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02
SInt bat GinfluR,

uenn unrein. auf Die a(lgemeine 6es
lunoheit. s6pd9e miro an 5tele
Der &raft treten. unb oas 8eli6t miro
NIT Musbriihen bon unreinieteiten be-
oedt peroen. 8or mebr als bunoert
Sabren wuroe Elm Wurasl= uno Grdu=
ters0eilmittel aeeen i6lsbtes Ylut ber=
aefellt. ueldem big iebt nod tein
anoeres sleideefommen 1T - ssorni's
alpentrduter. Nidt in Npotbeten su
6aben. Man idreibe an Dr. peter
i5abrnep & Sons Co.. l12 lis 50.
5opne Apenue. Chicago. 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02
Gs spar eim 9lamsenoer eies.

sSn 6eoora, 5enn.. berrI6t eitsl
5reuoe. Gin Wienihenlebeu ipuro,
aerettet uno iebt iif Dr. Sings .Sten
Discovery" oas 5tuotaeiprad, lueil ss
IS. 9. pspper bon t0otlihsn 2uneen.
blutunsen beilte. sd tonnte meoe'
lrbeiten. nod berum lein", ihreibt er.
,lno bic Nerste hubten nih.s, ieit id
ieooh orei Wodsn lang Or. Sings
Rem 8iseopsrp" acbrauAte. fiible i'd
uie Elm neuer Menih uno ib lam mie=
DER orbsiten". Ysi i1uahen. tranfen
9uneen. 6uiten uno Gridltunaen,
5hnupfenfisber, @rippe. 9ltbemnoil
ODER Sronbialbeinueroen ltebt IS IN.
srreicbt oa. preis soc. uno $l.00
Brobehaihen gratis. Tsrtauft INT
@arantiert bon gB. i. peter's oeuti6el
Ipotbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02

born ieur. III N, matt. Gbo. eSobn
Weaflsp nno William 5race auf Der
5tells seit ldnaerer 3sit boiie 6arts-
born Siihner permibt. Nm Iebten
Greitaa belt er. nit elmer Slinte Be-
lpaffnet. in Ieinem Sbitaarten oui
ieiner nabe bieIem aeleaenen farm
Wahe. 9lls slpei 8eiiolteu in Der
Dunfelbeit anftaubten. islerie Sarts=
born.
Bouts ". Nuiifer in Mansiielo be.
aab liA am 5onnabeno in einen Su=
nelierlaoen uno lieb iih nerlbiebene
Giamontrinae porleaen. Nadoem er
einen osrielben i'm Mertbe ton $500 on
ben 'sinaer eeiiedt bate, perlebie er
benz Glerf einen Shlao in's @eIiht
uno iudte bas Meiie. Weniae Mi=
nutsn Indter bate ibn bic polisei i'm
Setpahrlnm. ober Der Rin9 NOR per=
ihmunoen. Ea mon omolm. ct babe
biefen oerihludt. ltsllts man 8erIuhe
nit MOntaenftrablen OH, Die aber ers
foiglos perlieien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02
Burnsioes
9epartcnlent 6tore.

Bir 5eisen nun Die idbnife
Nusluabl bon 9erbltwaaren .ilr
9fem Gbilaoelpbia, bon Sutrpaa=
rem, NnSii9en uno SfirtS fir
Damen uno Gpil Sfirts i'm preis
bon $3.50 bis $14. gleue ae=
ldneioerte Sbirtlpeiien, Damelt>
an3iige i'm Yreiie bon $40 Biz
25 in alien nenen S1attirunaen
nno nah ben neueiten Moben.
ainoerrDfe unb &inberbau-
ben. 8ei tueitem oie ld6nife
Nusmabl non Yel5iperf, Muffs,
Salsihdrpen & Rel3biten. Gi-
re groBe Nusuabl BON 6onotay
lden unb 8Srien. Cine arcBei
auswabl pon Hor3ellanwaaren.
Dies 1T Der Store, no Sbr
8elo iparel1 ftnnt.
9feue Gapsten far bas 0erbit>
lseibdft.
| SarasiArs gepxrtemeat Stare.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02
Oas Gerbrcd)ctt Der ltntbati8
Felt.

unthatietsit beoeutet Srubel fiir
5eoen. 9as 9leihe lit bel trdaer aebel
ser Soil. sic peruriaAt 8eritopiuna
0opflhmersen. @elbiuht. bleihe @e.
ii1tsiarbe, @elhmiire uno 6lefen. ZIP.
petitberluit uno Yrehrei3, aber 9r
ssin9s ,Nem 2ife" pillen bannen oi,
geb,rbeihmeroen uno bauen bic Sc
iunobeit mieoer auf. 25e. in W. 6
Beter's beutIher Mpoibete. Sn petars
Apotbete wiro oeutid ssipro4en.
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Tertbcilung Der 1ficnti,Wcn
0fIDcr.

Der gountp 9unltor Ghott bat ben
Sopnihips. beu 9omnjhip Ghnlen.
ben @nipot0iionen llHb Gpeaialld,ulen
lebte gBche ihren Nniheil OIL osn 0ffent=
liben Geloern nnavipleien uno fallen
auf Die uetihieoensn Snnnihips uno
@orporationen folaenbe yetrd9e
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02

= Sic Borbiere I'M Gtaate Ranias
befinben iid in eillem lonberbaren Di.
Jenna ein GeieB ihreibt ihnen Dor.
bob lie ihre Rafiermeiier nit Mltohol
bssinfi3ieren mhlien; Elm anberes @e.
feb perbistet aber ben Werfanf BON Al.
iobol i'm Etooie 9anios. uno nnr
molten Die Yorbiere an bic 2eaislatu,
bos @siuN ri6ten In Der nddfitn 6i.
sung Elm Gsisb na3unsbmen, tpel&es
ben Barbisrsn asiiattet, ibre SAobtiitr
init unGstauftent Mlf06cl ~ reiniaen,
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AUS Montfrsp, Ms1iio, ipirb ge.
lnelnet. Oob zine perbsertnbe llebsr.
|i@menint1no in ieuer @s0enb 9roben
64apta aageri&ist bat. eloli& big
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02

Sin jr6Aj6fifdsr Bslttritr Be.
lbauptst. 2aatn ID cine Rsanlbeit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
HOPKINS is SANCUINE
Declare he is Absolutely Certain Of
Being Reelected to Senate
From Illinois.

Chicago. Jan. 17.-United States
Senator Albert j. Hopkins, candidate
for reelection in one of the hotties;
political fights in the history of Hi.
nois. today reached Chicago from
Washington, and declared that be
would be elected on the first joint
ballot of the legislature on Wednes
lay and began a fight to force the Re.
publicans into a party caucus.
Il am absolutely certain Of cleo
lion" said the senator. Il have
more than 103 votes pledged TO me.
md that Is enough to elect. no vote
would suffice since the death Of Rep
cesentatiye label has made 102 votes
sufficient to elect.
IF the primary law is worth any
thing am the candidate Of the Re
publicans Of Illinois for the position
Of United States senator. They desie
mated me their candidate for that
high Office just as they elected the
members Of the legislature. So ] am
no, worrying about my election
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
MISSING WOMAN
HAS BEEN FOUND
MISS cHARLESWoRTH OF LON.
DON IN SCOT L A NJ D-WAS
SPECULATOR AND WAS RE.
PORTED BANKRUPT.

London, Jan. 17.-Miss Violet Cor
don Charlesworth, whose mysterious
disappearance short time ago caus
ed d great deal of excitement ecause
OF her remarkable career and her in.
timaie association with extensive
stock deals, has been found and ideni
tilted atOban, Scotland.
II was reported that Miss Charles
worth was killed while automobil-
ing in the neighborhood of Penmaen
mawra, two weeks ago. The young
woman was said to have been hurled
over the sea wall, but her body was
not recovered. Relatives are now on
their way TO Oban.
The report has ben published Of
Miss Charlesworth's alleged specula-
tion and an endeavor has been made
to show that she was in desperate
financial straits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
; FOUND DEAD
IN BATH ROOM
w. L. SEELY EVIDENTLY KILLED
THEN SLEW HIMSELF.
WERE IN NIGHT ROBES
And Had Been Dead Since Last
Thursday--Man Was Formerly
National Bank Examiner of
Illinois.

Seattle, Jan Nv. l.. Seely, an
attorney and former national bank eX.
aminer for Illinois under Comptroller
of the Currency Eckels, his wife,
Mrs. Kate NJ. Seely, and daughter
Miss Rena Seely a student at the
University of Washington, were founu
dead in the bathroom OF their home
today.
The victims had been dead since
the previous Thursday. The women
each of whom were clad only in night
robes, had been murdered by being
struck on the head, evidently with a
hammer.
There was no marks of violence on
Seely. He is believed to have been
partially choroformed and then
drowned in the bath tub All three
were kneeling at the side of the bath
tub with their heads partially sub
merged in the water
That Seely killed his wife and
daughter while insane over financial
worries and then committed suicide
is the theory of the coroner and po.
lice.
His night gown blood stained from
the bodies of the two women, was
found beneath a clean pillow in a
room occupied by him and his wife.
The pillow on which Mrs Seely hal
been sleeping was saturated with
blood
Saely came here nearly two years
ago from st. Joseph, Mo. He had ly-
ed there two years and moved there
from Ottawa, lll+.1 aud had engaged
in the practice of law wherever he
had been for the past three years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
GOOD WORK DONE
BY j. S. SAILORS
IN CLEARING RUINS OF AMERl-
CAN CONSULATE AT MESSlNA
WORKED ALL DAY.
men FROM THE ILLINOIS
Found Bodies Of Ambassador Cheney
and Wife--Majo jor Lands, U. S.
A., Thanks Local Authori-
ties for Help.

Rome, Jan. 17.-Major Lands,
American military attache, reached
here tonight Speaking of the finding
of the bodies of Consul Cheney and
his wife, he said the sailors of the III
Inois were .indefatigable in their eff
forts, working from early morning un-
til afternoon when they had succeed.
led in removing the ruins of the Amer
lean consulate 10 within a few feet Of
the ground where the. bodies were
found. That Of the consul could cas-
lily be recognized by those who hal
known him in life.
The finding Of the bodies caused a
great tension Of feeling after the
search of so many days Hundreds
Of people rushed to the spot even
from distant camps to pay last trib
ute to the representative of the ma
tion that had been SO generous to
them in their distress.
Major Landis said to them that he
wished TO express his appreciation of
the kindness received at the hands Of
General Mazza, commander at Mes.
sina, and other Italian officers, and
authorities who did all in their power
TO meet the desires of the Americans
in facilitating the work of excayatnR
on the American consulate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
INDIVIDUAL IS
BRINGING SUIT
LATEST DEVELOPMENT IN PAN
ANA CANAL cASE-MAY BE
ROOSEVELT OR OTHERS. POS
SlBLY CROMWELL.

Washington. Jan 1.-THE late {
sud most interesting suggestion r.
gardiug the sensational Developments
of Yesterday involving the service Cf
subpoenas upon a number Of news.
paper men in this city. aud elsewhere
Is that an individual. aud not the
United States government Is the real
plaintin in the ease
The identity Of this individual cr
individuals is purely matter ct
speculation, for tn public must await
the issue Of the promised statene1t
Of Attorney General BonaUarte. 20 ct
an accurate understanding. II IS pos-
sible that President Roosevelt biusef
is the complainant; or IL NAV be that
acton was begun by William Nelson
Cromwell. or by DorElas Robinson rr
ans Of the persons named n the ori-
,pa' newspaper publications. A sig
Hifcsut fact is that Cromwell was in
Wellington whe nthe action S7s
taken yesterday Of serving suhpceuas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
MINERS TO MEET
At indianapolis Tuesday--Twentieth
Annual Ccnvention-Hard Fight
For Presidency Expected.

indianapolis, Jan. 1.-THE TWEEN.
tieth annual convention of the United
Mine Workers of America will open
in this city next Tuesday. While
the subject of wage contracts won't
demand much attention, a two-year
Joint agreement with the operators,
governing 250,00o miners having been
"eached last spring, II is certain that
the contest between the supporters
Of President Lewis administration
and the opponents of the same will be
there throughout the session.
The leader of the anti-Lewis faction
S President John Walker of the Hi
nois miners, who was Lewis op-
Donent for the national presidency
The result of the balloting is to be
announced in the course of the con
vention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
JONES THREATENED
gIc-tham County. Tenn. Man Says
Ecenoot Night Riders viii
Not Hang.

Union CITY. Tenn. Jan. f7.-Judre
ICues today received threatening
letter signed Black Watch. sent
from Cheatham CoUnty, ono Of the
dark tobacco growing counties, dc
cI7ring not ono Of the Fix men sen
fenced 10 hang would bc executed.
snt a. it were ATTEMPTED an AIRY of
Cl.'o0 would march on him and DO
him up. that 10000 soldiers could MT
tbvart them in releasing the son
tcnccd men
Gov Patterson came in for an
equal share of tho threat. couchcd iu
obscene language.
Judge Jcues viii not br 8efetrc8
hs this threat.
EI Marshall whose case will he
called Monday. is here TODAY consult
iu- ihs attorneys.
Con Caldwell is ready to trr MAJ
-FaU for tho Rankin murder hut his
aftrrness want The case continued m
-1r,ossful hard fcht Is Imminent
concerning abe right t1 allow bin bail
ufue an Others have been REFUSED
He is ont on 5e1Hn0 hrud. huf ran
lIve anY auIoI ut Required ile is a
mau 0f wealth
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
JUDGE ASKS DAMAGES
ALLEGED Night Riders Sued For $50.
900 BY Former Magistrate OF
EddyviIle, KY

Paducah KY, Jan. 17.-Damages
in the sum of $4,000 are asked in a
suit filed I'M the United States court
here today by c. w. Ruckcr of Me-
tropolis H., against 1893 alleged night
riders OF this section. The majority
OF the defendants are residents Of
Lyon county and many of them are
prominent in Western Kentucky
The plaintin was police judge Of
Eddytille, Ky, when he claims the
defendants called at his home on the
aight OF March IS, 1908, compelled
him to walk barefooted TO the Cum
bcgland river in his night clothes,
wncrc they numerically beat him
With clubs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
LONDON SPORTS
SORE ON BURNS
CLAIM HE EVANDED JOHNSON
ENGLISH THINK TOMMY
PICKED SOFT SPOTS.
WAS AFTER EASY MONEY
While Holding Championship Belt
Burns Once Called johnson
Coward-Negro Boxers
After Champion.

London Jan. 17.-"The king is
dead; long live the king" What some
of the London sporting papers are
saying about Tommy Burns since he
got his from Jack Johnson is little
shcrt Of scandalous. Here is what
the fight man of the London Sports
champions:
Tommy Burns has had the fear of
Jack johnson on him ever since the
black challenged him for the cham
pionship after Burns had defeated
O'Btien He came to England to cs-
cape the colcred man and pick up
what he corld in soft things Barring
the match with Moir he practica ly
selected his customers. A long-head-
ID fellow. with ever an eye to the
main chance. Burns got on the blind
side Of certain section of the press,
who held up the man as the god of
everything appertaining to the sport
Of boxing Placed by friends on a
lofty pedestal, Burns was good
enough to tell us--and in print too
that we lnew absolutely nothing
about the game which is, and always
has been, essentially English. He
laughed at orr mcthods-indeed at
these Of everyone, barring Tommy
Eurns and all the white he was
5cCCping in the dollars ere he was
called upon to face the inevitable.
Every man is entitled to all he can
get providing he gets it fairly But
Lhe methods Of Burns were not looked
lpoE as sporting Had he known what
was in store for him in sydney, one
could have almost synspathi2Qd with
he French-Canadian in his desperate
haste to scrape together his pile be
'ore he was called upon to meet his
Waterloo.
The irony of it, as regards Burns.
s that his overthrow has come from
he man he has proclaimed in no un
certain manner as a coward. This, !
While tolerated in some quarters |
lere and looked upon as quite the |
roper thing to do in connection with |
oolored man. gained Johnson many |
riends The methods Of Burns die
lot appeal to the sporting pubic On |
his side Of the Atlantic. aud now that
he bladder has been prcked Johnson
,iil perhaps be given his due"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
DEC'OE NOT TO
CALL A CAUCUS
ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN LEGiS-
LATORS ABANDON AGREE
MENT AT LAST MOMENT.
HOPKINS HAS ARRIVED
In Springfield and Declares Caucus is
Unnecessary AS He is Duly
Accredited Candidate
Sherman Resigns.

Springfield, H., Jan, 17.-ShoItly
before midnight, it was definitely de-
cided not to issue q call for a Republi-
can caucus Monday night and it is
now expected that there will he ne
caucus unless the legislators who ar
rive tomorrow will agree on such a
meeting.
II was generally believed tonight
that what was practically an agre e,
ment to call caucus had been
reached. but at the last moment an
adverse decision was announced.
Soon after his arrivel today Sen
ator Hopkins called on Governor De
ncen in the executive offices. After
his retrrn to the St Nicholas Hotel,
where he opened headquarters, Sen
ator Hopkins reiterated the statement
that he is the duly accredited Repub-
lican candidate for the senatorship
and said that no caucus was neces-
Sary
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-18
FIGHT TO FINISH
SAY HAT MAKERS
MANUFACTURERS DECIDE FOR
OPEN SHOP AND WILL EN-.
PLOY NON-UNlON MEN.
PRICES WILL GO UP.

New York, ] an.t7.--An open fix I
and a fight to a finish was the action
decided upon by the Hat Manufac-
turers association at meeting held
here today to discuss the situation
growing out of the strike of hatters
which began Friday, The effect of the
strike. according to the manufac-
turers, will be rise In the price OF
hats.
Twelve members comprising the
Hat Manufacturers association at
tended the meeting President Sam
mel Munheim, made the announce.
ment after the meeting that the
manufacturers had declared for an
open shop and We're prepared to fight
to finish
He said the number of strikers is
between $1,000 and 20,l00 but many
noilunion hatters are unemployed,
and that eventually the places CT tic
strikers viii be filed