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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-13
Here's New State Anthem.

Here are the verses written by
Professor S. Meany of the University
of Washington, which have been set
to music by Reginald De Koven, and
by joint resolution of the house and
senate have been made the state an
them:
Thy name, oh, Washington renown'd,
We hail from far and near,
Thy glories joyfully sound
In song of praise and mighty cheer.
Thy fame, oh Washington serene,
Leads on up to the sky,
While we thro' ev'ry changing scene,
Thy purple pennants lift on high.
Thy deeds, oh Washington benign,
Will last as hills of stone,
While we like ore the fires refine,
Will ring forth praise to thee alone.
Thy sons, oh Washington BELOVED,
Lift up their heads in pride,
BY whatsoever sea remov'd
To thee in love their lives are tied.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-13
CITY NEWS

L. C. Ross is down from Orondo,
where he has a ranch.
Miss Martha Kringle returned to
Leavenworth last night
Mrs. Lucas, of Monitor, is visiting
with Mrs. Ross this week.
Mrs H. L. Carpenter moved to her
ranch today on the Southside.
Mrs A. Manson, of Cashmere, ar
rived yesterday to visit friends in
the city.
C. w. Babcock, of Cashmere, is in
town today, attending to business
matters.
Miss Effie Bumgarden and father,
of Southside, was in town today
visiting friends.
L. w. Smith, of Spokane, is in the
valley looking it over with a view
of making a purchase.
Mrs Mansfield, who has been visit
ing friends here, returned to her
home in Cashmere yesterday.
Fred Wright, of Quincy, arrived
yesterday and expects to take charge
of A. Messerly's ranch this summer.
Messrs. Erickson and Bragg, of
Seattle. purchased Is acres of land
near Cashmere. 1t was the old Sheri-
dan place The consideration was
given as $4,000.
Miss Nellie Buttles entertained the
Christian Endeavor of the Christian
church last night at her home on
Miller street. The evening was spent
in playing games and a dainty lunch
was served. They all had a very en-
joyable time.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-13
IN COOPER
SHARP TRIAL
(By Associated Press. J

Nashville, March 13.-Judge Hart
announced he could not complete his
charge to the jury in the Cooper
Sharp trial before Monday afternoon,
the delay being due to the failure of
attorneys on both sides to submit
instructions. Consequently there will
be no verdict before Monday night
or Tuesday.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-13
G.. W. Wood and H. F. Schade, of
Sheffield, Penn, friends of H. r. Par

shall, came in last evening on No. 8.
Mr. Schade visited the valley last
summer and took such liking to it
home His family will come on later.
Mr.. Wood is just on a visit but he
may decide to remain.
A very enjoyable time was had
yesterday afternoon at the dime So
cial which the Relief Corps gave. A
large crowd was present and the pro-
a fine lunch was served.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-13
COMMITTEE IS
: HEADED BY ALLEN
SENATOR WHO HAS BEEN OP-
POSED TO INVESTIGATION OF
STATE OFFICES is SELECTED
AS LEADER OF THE WORK.

Olympia, March 13-Secretary of
State Sam H Nichols today won first
blood in the organization of the in
vestigation committee appointed by
the legislature last night to investi-
gate state officials.
When the members of the commit
tee met this morning they selected
Senator P. L. Allen, of King county.
as the chairman. Senator Allen from
first to last opposed the investigation.
The committee consists of Senator
Allen, of King; Fishback, of Lewis,
and Representatives Taylor and Nc
Master, of King. and Hubbell, of Kit
titas
The committee did nothing at this
mornings meeting except to select
chairman and agree to meet at Olym-
pia Tuesday, March 80, to begin the
investigation. 1t is probable that the
first matter taken up will be Senator
Paulhamus' charges against Schively
and Nichols
This committee is empowered to
investigate any state office. Even
the office of the governor is not i'm
mune. The committee must COM
plete it's work by July u, and its
sittings are to be at Olympia.
The whole fight was whether II
surance Commissioner Schively, VINO
has held elective office only since the
second week in January, should be
singled out fer slaughter at the be-
hest of rival faction of the repu5-
lican party.
Unable to carry to conclusion
the fight against Schively as a single
proposition, his enemies were forced
at the very last moment to include
with the insurance commissioner all
of the other officers of this common
wealth
On the floor of the house the fight
reached its bitterest aspect. One
member urged thorough investiga-
ton and "if," said he, "these charges
are not proved, ride John L. Wilson
az Sammy Perkins out OF the state
on a rail" This member showed the
animus of the fight by quoting John
L. Wilson IS having said, two days
ago:
81 picked up that man (Nichols)
and made him secretary of state, and
picked up the other (Schively) when
he was hungry and elected him to Of
flee, and now, damn them both, l
am after them"
Representative Client followed
with a declaration that those hiding
in the background in this fight were
rank towards.
Over on the senate side, during the
closing hours, Senator Metcalf,
consistent supporter of the Hay poll
cies, in casting his vote for the last
time, caused protest to be spread
on the record, as follows:
81 wish to say, Mr.. President, as
none knows better than you that the
present session of the senate of the
state of Washington has been the
most inefficient, ineffective and in
capable in the history of the state.
I make no charge of corruption, but
I cannot leave this senate without re-
iterating what I took occasion to
say several weeks ago. AS a mem
her of this senate. 7 am ashamed of
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-13

Special Meetings at Salvation Army.
Evangelist w. H. Brooks, of Seat
tie, Wash, will conduct special re-
vival meetings at the Salvation Army
hall for couple of weeks. Mr..
Brooks has had years of experience
in religious work. Everybody is in
vited to come and hear him. He
will be here Thursday, March II.
1909. Meetings will start at 8 .. m.
sss
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED - 1000 White Winter
Pearmain grating scions. Phone
So. 3-13
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-13

Chilli Con Carne served this eve
ming at the Olympia.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-13

Sunday evening 5 O'Clock dinner
at the Olympia. 80
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-13
At the Olympia.


c. Wilson, Helena, Mont.
J. S. Stuart, st. Paul, MINI.
Mrs. T. J. Caskllo, Leavenworth.
Mr.. Smith and wife, Waterville
Miss Mcnamara, Leavenworth.
Miss Payne, Leavenworth.
J. w. Campbell, Seattle.
Carl Sisctie, st. Paul. Mimi.
Frank Frasict, Spokane.
George Wettsten, Cedar Rapids.
George w. Nichols and brothers,
Chester.
B. A. Griggs, Spokane.
A. Euler, Brighton, Idaho.
Hugh c. Todd, Colfax.
w. E. Malen and wife. Galesburg.
Miss Gladys Crum, Anacortes.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-13

Sunday evening o'clock dinner at
the Olympia. SO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24

ben, ebe tie ms 2a5aret6 geldaff1
lperoen fonnten uno % liegen nod
N frltildem 3nitanoe oarrieoer. Bon
Der Ereiie l1to Dem gublifum mir
elrltlnnlig perlaitgt, boB oie Off
aiere, welhe fir oiele Sdinoelej
perantlportlib lino, Dor ein arieqs=
geridt geiteQt nno erenlplariih BE-
itraft meroen.
Ser iunee inoilde Stuoeni
Der oor <r5etn in 2onoon ben
Sberltlelltnant @paie erihoB, fl
gum Sooe pernrteilt moroen.
gei Dem gfibtfeit elmer neuen
Suftidiffballe in 6rieoribsbafen bai
@raf &ppelin Die @eIegenbeit mahr-
genommen, ben 5abIrei6en Mrbei-
tern ieiner @eieai6aft @orte Oes
9anfes un0 Der Mnerfennung 5lr
tpiomen Sn elmer ber5liden Nn-
iprabe, Die na6 Dem norlieeenoel,
Beridt groBten @inorud modte, bnb
Der ugroberer Der 9uft", Die trele
Weitorbeit, Die slusoouer uno oas
iparme Sntereiie, mel6es Die 9lrbei=
ter fir fein l1nternebmen an ben
Gag legten, riibmeafo berpor.
Wle aus Hoiefl gemeloet Dirb,
bat es iih lnumebr berallsgeitellt,
baB Oberft @eper, 4onmanoeur, oes
155. acknowledgements in Sltrr=
mo-, 1eilen geridtpinoen inl lesten
&abelbrief geneloet ipurbe, bort in
groBter 5tille in Soft genomlne,1
moroen it, @eger oen Offi5ier, nel-
6er erit felt Dem 20. 9lpril 5. SO.
ON Der Spite oes siegilnents in
Sitrofpo Itanb, liegt Die ernIte s(n.
flage Dor, Sittli6feits=@erbreden in
ieiner friiberen @arniion &olherg
periibt 5lt baben.
Sn Der Tropin8 Quintana
Goo, Salbiniel Yucatan, boben oie
Wapa= =Snbianer BEL Scum Gas
fieb5ebnte Snfahterie-Hegiment ii6er-
falen, feds Mann getotet ullo iieber
loIll0 DerlDltn0ef. S1e sS1fanterIe
5og ii6 5uriif, febrte aber gbenos
gum slngriff nieoer uno puroe lpie-
Der 5ltriifgei6lagen. 9ie gerlilste
allf Der Seite Der Snoianer iino nift
befannt. Die Srl1ppen iino ieet auf
Der @erfolgung Der Mapas begriffen,
oeren Nalbaiige Dos gan5e @ebiet
IN unrllbe periest baben.
Sn Soulon puroen 81, 00G
Mfelenit @eidoiie, oeren &aliber 81;
feinem Der iest in @ebrall6 befinoli-
ben @eldiibe auf ben fran5oiilben
8riegsi6iffen paBt, 5tpei Meilen ton
Der &iiite entfernt in's Meer rer-
ienft.
Sn einem Sotel 5u &oiligs-
berg lit elm @nerifaner aus Sono on
2ac IN @isconiin nmnens &ogers
9. 8binfielo on Ser Cholera eeitor
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24
9lns Ghieaao miro cine nerf

slns Gbieaeo miro cine nerf-
ipiiroige @ei6ihte beridtet. Tort
tpurbe Dor eirigen 3aeen eire
Sruu Sinflep auf mpiterioie @eile
geidoiien. Die 5rau bebauptet, ibre
Sodter, cine Srm Manfielo, Die on
einen Wfineu-llnternebnler IN Ma-
pia, Merifo, perbeiratet lit, babe Sen
Sdub abgefeuert uno 5por, neil lie,
5rau Sinflep, ibr feline Wineu.qIt-
tien babe abfaufen ipollen. Die God.
ter lit perboftet moroen, beitreitet
aber entihieoen, Die 9lngaben ibrer
Wsutter. Sic iagt, ibre 0iutier
miiiie geiitesgeitort ieiu, ionlt fonatc
lie 10 etlpas nidt er5ablen; ibr9
@fltter babe Oeu S6uB lelbit obge-
fenert nno 5mar babe fie entpeoer
Selbltnroro begeben ODER Tie, ibre
So6ter, eri6ieBen moaen. 0illB ein
re6t liebenspiiroiges BerbGlttis
iein, oas oa 3pilben Mutter urn
Tohter eriltiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24
S100 weIphnunn. Stnn

{. 0ie Seier 0teTer Seitung fperoen Iid6
freuen, sli erfabrer, bab es tperliefteus
cine 9efiir6tete aranfbeit eiebt, ipel6e
Die Biiieni6aft in al[ ibren Stufen 5ll
beilen inlitanoe lit; oall' Gatarrbs&ur
1T Die ein5ise iett Der dr5tli6en 8riioers
i6aft betannte poiitibe Sur. &atarrb err
foroert als cine &onltitlitiorsfrantGe:t
cine fonititutionelle 8ebanblung. Salfs
6atarr6=&ur tpirb innerli1 gerlommen
ilnb tpirft brett auf bas 8lllf nnb Die
j6leini9en Sberfld6en bes 9bitens boz
bnr6 bic @rlinblage Der &rarlf6eit 5erz
itoreno unb benz Yatierten &raft eebeno,
inbem iie Die &onltitutioh bes &orpcrs
allfbant unb Der Natitr gu ibrem 8erfe
bilft. Sic gigentiimer baben 70 biel @ers
tranen gu ibrsn 3eilfrdften, baB iie 100
8ollars @elobnli1g fir ieben Sal ans
bieten, ben iie 81 fiirieren berfeblen. ,2aBt
gn6 cine 9iite bon 3eusniiien fomnteil
Wan abreiiiere:
S. S. @benep & 60. solebo, o j.
Werfauft bon alien Gpotbefen, 75c.
9all's SalnilienSBillen 1ino Die beitel,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24
Qnsla,,c.
frames. kabinet
lst Won Hristide BRAND ssbiI-
dst Wcrden.
kampfs bel fl1sIilIa.
Suddeutscbe Jiirsten lpollen
franz Joseph buldigsn.
Jap. Soldatensebinder.
Wyllie's fllSrdsr zum Tode
verurteiIt.

IriItioe 8riono, Ser bisberigg
| trali5oiii6e &ultnslniniiter, lit Der
aufforoerung oes Graiioenten isal-
lieres na6gefommen lno bat Elm
neltes 4abinet gebiloet. OaIielbe be-
ltebt aus folgenoen Serren. 9sre-
mier=0}iniiter, Winiiter oes sSllnerl
uno oes aultus griano; eesltlti5-
miniiter = 9artbou; Miniiter aes
ansmartigen = Gidon, Sir1an3nli-
niiter Go6erp; l1nterribtsn1ilsi-
tier - 9onmereuet Miniiter ser Of
fentli6en 9lrbeiten Weileraue ,
Sanoelsmilliiter DuneD; Differ
bou=Wfintlter 9tuau; Solomon
Winilter SrouiIlot, slrbeitsmil1i.
tier 8ipiano. Die MiniIterien Ses
ariegs unb Der Warine iinb nod
niht beiebt.
@ie aus Meeliaa, Ser ipalli<
lden Staot an Der &iiite BON Wea-
roffp, genleloet miro, boben Bel ei
nem 8efedt III Der oortiaer @eaenn
Die oufitdnoii6en gingeborenen Die
ipanilben Solbaten in sic ssludt
gel6lagen. 8orber iparen oie gin=
geborenen BON ben Spaniern sll-
riidgeordngt moroen. General Wia-
rina, oerl gefeblsbaber bon Melila
Ioa Der ipaniiden Gegierung mltge
tellt baben, er gebran6e 10000
Wann Inn einen enti6eioenben Siea
iiber oie @ingeborenen 5u erin
gen. SsSn Maorio oouern oie Demon-
itrationen aegen ben &ries in lJfa=
roffo ait.
Slus g8ien melbet nlau: Bon
beltlnterri6teter Seite perlautet, oaB
Die reeierenoen Sberb6upter Der an
ben 8ooeniee gren5enoen 2dnoer am
oreiBigiten 9luguit in grege15, ser
SauptItaot BON 8orarlberg, Den 3ai.
ler Sran5 Soiepb perionli6 begrii=
ben ODER 5u Dem glft &epr1ientanten
entlenoen meroen. 4onig @ilbelln
Don 8iirtten1berg nno @roBber3o9
5rieorid bon 8aoen tperoen ielblt er-
ideinen, nabreno Ser baperifhe
5bronfolger 8rin8 2uoipig in Ser
tretlng ieines 8oters, oes greiIsn
Brinaregenten 2uitpolo, fonlrntn
miro. slub Die sdipei5 miro eincn
8ertreter abibiden. &aiier Srals
sSSoiepb miro an Dem genannten Eege
in gregen5 oen ieit langem porberei-
teten feltliden Geral1italtnngen bel,
mobnen, tpelhe anldBlib Der Sa)r-
bulloertfeier Der blntigeu &dnl9fe
bon Seiterreih's @eeren gegen Die
Sruppen aeapoleons itattfinoen iper=
oen slm Hadnittae oes oreibiglten
@uguit miro Elm groBartiger 5eit-
5ug erfolgen, on mel6em ii6 lantnlt=
li6e 8etermet- rmo Sdiibenbereine
beteilieen meroen.
@an5 SSapan befinoet li6 in
9lufregung iiber einen 8aIl unerbor-
fer Soloatenibinoerei, Der ii6 fiirs.
lid bei elmer Snipeftiort Der @ar-
niion bon Safaiafi ereignet bat. Oh
gleih oos thermometer 1876 @rao
in Der Sonne 5eigte uno Der 8euh-
tigfeitsgebalt Der 2uft rnertrdplieb
NOR, fpuroe elm 8ataiaon-@reraieren
ongeoronet. sSSn poller slnsriiihug.
nit Sornilter, Seppi6en, 3elten nno
Gotionen belaoen, mlBten Die
Srnppen Stunoen lang oie anItrell-
genoiten llebungen MAIDEN. Die ge-
quGlten Soloaten bra6en 5u 9ubef-
ben, BON Sibe uno Gri6opipng
iibermannt, 5uiannnen. Se6s ltor-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24
5an slntOnio, sonuabeno ben "a. Snli 1909.


81 Campo, 9aiile 9aigle in W}ltol
EaB, 2a.; Or. 81. 6. 2opb III Hid,-
|lnono; 5lpei 0eeer 1T geloseo, Elm
unbefannter Weann in 9eoslep;% orei
unbefannte Wtdnner in Sitbcod, eill
ltnbefan1ter IN 9lloin lrno ein il,s
befonnter in @barton; s. $. 9atep
in @oIoeiton, oie 9eioblute oeS
Shooners uGolunbus@ Der ION
Guilltona GUS in Die See getrie6en
mltroe. 6erner fpuroen, iopiel mon
6is jett meiB, 81 8erIonet per-
lett. Ger angeridtete sdooen
miro ouf eine Million Collars abge-
ihabt. s[n Weiite1 bat gap Gitu
gelittelL $250,000, Ser Sdooell IN
@olpeiton miro auf 100000 Der
ani6lagt; in slngleton ouf $100,-
900; in Columbus auf $4,000; in
gogle 2afe ouf $4,000; in 81
@an1po altf 100000; IN Ga Grange
auf $75, 900; III 9tnd ssSslano oui
$4,000; in 8elasco ouf $4,000;
in 8barton allf $4,000. Sci aQen
Srten lit Ser Sbaoen in Der l1l1ge-
geno nit eingere1net. Ser Sdoocll
beitebt balptia6lib III oe1noliertefl
Sauiern, unter oenen belonoers oie
&tr6en gelitten baben, nno Sen Ser
lpiiItungen, oie otf oen Seloern an=
geri6tet iino. Mm Weeiiten bot oo
Dos &orn abbefommen; 8ounpoGe
ltllo 3nderrobr iollen nidt 10 i6iper
gelitten baber, meiligitens lit BEL Be-
nen nod Siilfe moelih, mdbreno oos
&orn noQltanoig perni6tet lit. Sebr
groB nlnB Der S6ooen iein, oen Die
Gilenbabnen uno Die Selepbon. &c
ielli6afteil erlitten baben; ser Ser.
febr ipar mebrere Gage lang poIlig
unterbrphen.
9lus allen @egenben oes Gtae-
tes fornmen Rst geodri6ten bon
idmeren 9egenfdGelr. 9lu6 in Der
@ebiresaeeeno an Ser Gronias .poB
gabn bat es jeet enolid geregnet.
SSn 9oerne bat Ser gibolo bier SUB
ilber Der sSnBbriife an Der Wain-
itraBe geitanoen. Sn &errpille iino
bon Wittlpoh bis Gonneritog ii6er
adt 3oa Negen gefallen unb aus
Comfort miro gemeloet, Ser He9en
bort lei idiperer getpeien ais ieit
SSabren. slndJ IN &arnes GpuntD,
g8illon @ouutD uno anoern Counties
iii jener 8egen0 bot es iebt geregnet
Der @ouperneur bot Der Sc
gnaoigangsbeboroe enlpfoblen, oie
iiber Sobn Sanca aus sSapette @oun=
tD perbdngte gooesitrafe in lebell3=
langlide 3udtbausitrafe gu periuon-
oeln. eSanca ipuroe ieiner5eit I6ll-
big befutoen, feline Sralt lingebradt
81 baben.
Die 9(ftierinbaber Ser Union
8anf & Sruit Company IN Soultnn,
Der eroBten Stontsbanf in Seras,
baben belhloiielL fir ibre 8anf ben
Milellnlent= =8arantie-Hlan an5une1-
men.
Ser elfi6brige Oscar Stadl
Der Sobn oes III Der Ndbe bon @e;-
mar luobnenoen SarlnerS @ilbelnl
Ste6, tpurbe BON einem Gfero 5e-
i6logen unO 10 ihiper perlebt.
oaB er Itarb.
Sn 9allas iit elm 9seger no-
mems 9oriep ganiep meeen ber-
i6ieoene ginbriide 5u 25 SaDrell
3uhtbaus perurteilt iporoen.
Sn Ser Nabe BON Doofuln
itarb sSrau Hobert S6miot m sllter
bon 81 Sabren.
Sn Dorftopn ftarb inn s(lter
bon IS Sabren Srau Sraugott Sac
npr
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8, bieie Site tit su groBi
Brad bier pieleif)t bic S1lle los,
Tim NIT ben Temerglnten
9as 2anb su iiberflmten?
8ir iemfsen taglid itnmer tnebr:
Nd), tam' bod etn @eiuitter fer,
Die Snft uns absMfiiblen,
Santit iuir iunbler fiiblen!
9pf iolf bas lciber nidjt seiAeb'm,
Getn 6seniu1lfdben lakt iid) ieb'n
So trpden tuie 4rubibitipn
Stno Selb nnb Strafen lanse idjpn.
Die eonn' lit Sag fir Sag sar Sdaa
Vim Segas Simmtel, etuiB 6lan,
Mian bate Bite itnh iuteber
Sett .ettuas gSolfen lteber.
Was ntan aud anfaft, bas lit beif
Wtan frGgt mad) 5GdJer nmr nnb Sis,
Bel bnnbert Grab i'm Gd)atten,
Sa rtuE n1an mol ermatten.
limb tuenm's mod lanse bleibt babel,
&pmmt leidjt Elm Sottid)las amf berbet.
Wan fiiblt babel hant namlidl
Sm 6ppfe ct,uas bamlidJ.
ltmb bieies tit febr iinseinub,
Sp lakt nus idJan aus bieient @rnub
Sett at elm Matttel benfen,
Die s3ibe 81 beidranfen.
Sas Gifen lit uns beinab' @nrit,
@ir leiben INNER nar an Snrit,
Damn lit ia tuul gum Seite
q IA mn Sier bas Seite.
Gs lit snsleid ms Tranf anb Speii',
itmb itarft nns, tuenm es nod 10 bciB,
Senn bierbei, mtk i'd iasen
9aft es iidj idbpn ertrasen.
Sp lang sllamp 8ier ams GUILT,
8trb unier idjltmmer Surft aeitiaf,
Gs tommt nns gut 81 ftatten
gei bunbert Grab i'm Ghatteu.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
LITTLE BUSINESS or IMPORT
ANc- SCHEDULED FOR CON-
GREss THIS WEEK.
FLEET WILL ASSEMBLE
For Trip Across ktiantic--Mcrdes5-
sohn Centennial viii be Celc,
brated All Over World
Wednesday.

Washington, d G., Jan. 81. itle
business Of Importance Is ioreeastad
in congress fer the coming week. n
official circles the arrival of the TAFT
Iparty in Panama and the beginning ot
the inspection Of the canal work there
will occupy attention.
The navy will be interested IN tie
Launching al the giant battieship Del-
aware which Is 10 90 overheard az
the yards Of the Newport News shil'-
building and Dry Dock Campany Sat
lurdaJ,
The ships Of Admiral sperry's fleet
win rendezvous the first Of the wce't
at NegrdN Bay, Mgrecco Az the enl
end Of the week they win reassembl9
at pa altar IN readiness for the home
/ iul4d trip. They are due at Hamp
| ton Roads, February ~, when they
viii be reviewed by the President
! William j. Bryan will visit Tampa
Thursday for the purpose Of speaking
ut the annual Florida state FaiF- which
win open in thai city the preceding
dar.
The efforts TO secnFe the suhmis
sion Of statewide prohihii
amendment in Texas VIII he frsg
out IN the legislature ~ that lat
the house having agreed TO take ra
the measure for further consideration
Thursday Test votes have already
been taken showing the prohibition
faction 10 De several votes short "
lthe required twe birds necessary "
secure the enactment Of the BIZ
Musical organizations IN Europe
ana America win hold celebrations
wednesday in honor Of the one hta'
lredth anniversary of the birth of
Felix MendeissohnB Bartholdy the "a
nous German composer
Representatives Of AL civilized m.
tions will meet IN Shanghai TO discuss
measures for checking the cultivation
and sale of opium. particularly in In
| lila and China The United States
aas appointed commissioners to he cont
ference and will take a prominent
part in the proceedings.
! The National Automobile Show for
the west will have its opening in CHI
cago Saturday aud win be continued
| through the following week AM
lomcement Is made that the exhibit
ton will be the largest and most not
able of the kind eyer held outside OF
| New York.
Dr. Charles W Eliot. the retiring
president Of Harvard University VIII
leave Boston the end of the week f.r
an extensive tour of the south ami
southwest In the course Of his trip
ne will attend reunions Of Harvard
clubs and speak at universities aud
colleges IN Texas. Tennessee, Ioui
| lana. Alabama. South Carolina, North
aro,iua, Virginia and Maryland
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
BORED FOR OIL WELL
But Struck Natural Gas Vein That
Spread Death and Ruin BY
Sudden Explosion.

Steubeaville. O.. Jan, 3l.-Nhen,
10 the surprise OF the drillers. a gas
wei was brought I'm on the Abel }.
Crawford farm near Richmond, To-
Jav instead of am oil we'll the OK
pl1gion that followed when the gas
limited at an anvil forge fire was 50
violent that twrecked -hc derrick
ana well sheds ald scattered death
and injury TO employees and sl'ecta-
tors Fire followed the explosion
and destroyed all the woodea wreck
aEe
John WHes. aged 1c. was injured
aud huruoI to de ath t'lB.a BIS re-
mains could bc removed f0lm the
burning debris William Ocots
driller. was fatally buncl ao8at iii
pody and mead lie is expected to
de.
Tho other men seriously iliurci
srs Thomas Price Of Toronto. Ale
Mckinley and Edward Els-n 4
gichfaonI. and Frank Cooper and
John Hatfield. If Usage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-01
OVER INSIGNIFICANT INCIDENT
LATTER REFUSES TO
HONOR HEROES.
RELATIONS BROKEN OFF
Retirement Of President Pardo Causes
Change Comment
on the incident in Strong
Terms.

Washington, D. c., Jan 3i-Ad
vices received here confirm the re-
pert of the breaking off Of all dip.o.
matte relations between Chile ana Pe.
IN and the withdrawal othe Chilean
Minister, senor Echenique. from the
Peruvian capital.
The Chilean papers, according to
these adyices. generally deplorc tn :
situation. but there appears to be no
great excitement over It, notwith-
standing the strained relations be
tween the two countries.
The difficulty arose over a monn'
ment which the Peruvian government
proposed to erect to the memdry of
the soldiers who fell in the was OF
I1S79 between that country and Chile,
The latter government, IN q spirit Of
comfy, asked the privilege Of putting
wreath on the monument,
with an inscription expressive of the
sorrow of The Chileans. The offer was
accepted by the then President, Pardo.
But after the retirement Of Pardo
and the Inauguration of Senor Legia,
his successor to the Presidency OF
Peru, Legia opposed the granting OF
the privilege to Chils unless the dis-
pute over the title to tho provinces oi
racna and africa We're first settled.