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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-09

New Directoire Facing
Made OF a good quail
lily broadcloth, cut on
tho bias, Every dress
m a ker appreciates
what q convenience
this Ia, as every gown
made this year re-
Quires a facing OF this
character to prevent
the popular soft ma
terials from nursing
the ankles. Black and
popular color'' :3Oc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
RAILROAD OFFICIALS SAY CON-
DiTloNS AT MINNEAPOLIS
EXAGGERATED
SLOW IN PLACING CARS
B.t Coal Companies Expect Better
Conditions sooh--SWitehmen
and Officials Confer in
Chicago Monday.

St Paul, Dec. 1.-THE strike of
the switchmen was en'igened today
by the rumors Of the Minneapolis
coal famine and the report here that
a score Of the Brotherhood Of Train
men who had been among the strikin :
switchmen, would return to work
Monday.
The coal famine at Minneapolis Is
not a matter to he feared, according
to the railroad officials and the Off
cials CT some Of the lagest coal com
panies.
The managers Of tae railroads quote
figures to show how many cars Of
coal ere being delivered,
Tt is probably true that the rail
roads are bringing coal into the
yards" was remarked by the coal
company managers, but the trouble
is to find them and have them
switched into our yards
General Sales Agent Smith of the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12

'RUT "'1EATED CLARK
In Mile Daeh After ace Proper, for
lndiviGGsI Honors--Joe Foger
Wins Second Money
The Scores.

New York, Dec. Walter Cutt. 81
Germany. and Jackie" Clark. Of AUS
traha. won the siX-Iay bicycle race
tonight from the exhausted and hone
less field. Their distance. 2,G60.1
miles for 142 hours, was n miles be-
hind the record made last year by
Mcfarland and Moran. 1t was 2 race
Of broken records, broken precelents
and broken teams. In the competitive
mile exhibition between the two win
ners that followed the race proper,
Rutt defeated Clark by six inches. al
though Clark was rated the Speediest
short-distance man in the world barr
ing only Frank Kramer the cham
pion. The men divided first money
81 ,600--between them -.
Second place went by two yards to
Joe Fogler, who rode mile against
Bobby Waithour third and Fred Hin
fourth, to decide the tie between the
three teams who finished in a bunch
behind Rutt and Clark. Fogler and
his. teamnate. Eddie Root, divided
sI,0G0 as second money Walthour anil
elmer Collins $3.50; Hill AMI Charles
Stein 5000.
Patrick O'Sulliyan EIehir of Ne@
Zealand won fifth place from Fred c,
West of San Francisco, and divided
$500 with his partner, Alfred Hal
,tead of San Francisco West took
25o fo" sixth money.
Seventh place and 5000 went auto.
matically to Lawson and Demara, VINO
finished in that order.
For the first three days of the series
killing sprints forced out team after
team and SET hourly distance marks of
more than 20 miles ahead of the rec,
ord. Spills were frequent and
wrenched knees broken collar bones,
and lost teeth forced out team after
team until of the seventeen entered
but nine finished.
The scares:
Rutt-Clark, 1890 miles, lap.
Root-FogIer, 1850 miles.
Walthour, Collins, 2,G60 miles.
Hill-Stein, $3.50 miles.
Halstead Hehir, 1853 miles, laps
Mitten-West, 1853 miles, 8 laps.
Lawson-Demara, 1859 miles s laps.
GeOrget-Georget, 2,659 miles, 6 laps
Anderson Nanoni, 2.G31 miles, 5
APPS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
EXHIBITION OF
RUbbY GAME
SiEVN BY TWO CANADIAN TEAMS
FOR AMERICAN FOOT
BALL EXPERTS.
MAY TAKE SOME RULES
Ard Graft Them Into American Game
--Rughy's Open Play and
Absence Ct Mass For
nations Good.

New York. Dec. 11.-Hamilton and
Ottawa, the Canadian footban teams,
gave an exhibition game of Rugby at
Van Colrlandt Part this afternoon
before a gathering Of the best Amer
lean football authorities and vast
cr>wd Of other spectators attracted br
the desire to soc the game heTalded
as the successor ef American CO. ege
ottal Hamilton won II to c,
The crowd wcs at first apathio hut
TIE enthus asm increased and the in
terost Ct the public is unnistakably
friendly.
The rules committee Of the Amor-
lean COLLEGIATE Football Association
meets here Christmas week, and it ia
expected that the members. nearly all
OF whom witnessed the game today,
will consider revision Of the rules,
bearing in mind the Rugby ga ne,
Among the coaches, trainers and
oter American authorities tbere
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12

Northwestern Fuel company, which
has the largest number of yards in
the Twin Cities, said that there is
positively no danger of a famine
either at st. Paul or Minneapolis, and
added:
Conditions are nearly normal with
US. and there is not the least danger
of anybody suffering from lack Of
coal in either city. There is some diff
ficuIty in switching cars into coal
yards, but they are coming every
day"
Agents of the state railroad eeaas
mission, who investigated the freight
situation in the Twin City yards, re
ported today
/ The companies are making every
effort to keep less than car load mer-
| Ichandise shipments moving, with fair
/ ly good results, but the amount of car
| load freight handled is very much
Icurtailed Receivers are experiencing
difficulty in having car load freight
Iproperly placed for unloading, but
conditions are gradually improving in
that respect
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12

about the discovery Of the North pole
through a scientific commission which
reported personally to the Gridiron
Club, and undertook to arbtrate the
differences between Peary and Cook
who in this instance were represented
BY the two initiates into the club me-.
e"sItip--Edward l.. Keen, Of the Uni
ted Press, and Ira L. Bennett, of the
Washington Post and San Francisco
Gail.
One of the explorers said he had
identified the pole by the resemblance
ii the climatic conditions to Enaugura
ton Day in Washington. He nad
qualified for his task by climbing Cap
itol bill to reach the appropriations
committee and was equipped with q
fountain pen and megaphone. The
pole was found to BE- as far from land
as President Taft found it from the
fnsurgeut Wigwam to Standpat
| lglno
Strange discoveries were made
SANTA Hans was IOQHd laueH VIII
heavy packages marked MY Policie;
from r r to w. n. r."
The aurora boreaiis resemb'el e.,
! halo that TAFT put on A lrich, whils
! Cannon's halo resembled the midnieh
sun (vithout the slul. Matt Eensoi
appeared, claiming to have located th'
Ipo'c in savannah and produced il il
the shape Of a barher's POLE tunetulN
! telling Of his exploits. The question
OF identity being raised, BARRIERS ruth
lessly removed the enormous hirsut'
appendages of the pseudo explorers
and disclosed the initiates. Then th'
electric bulbs were dimmed and in tht
ibrilliancy of a calcium light Uncle
Joe" Cannon was portrayed in a seriei
lCf plastic poses on a pedestal a
I"The Iron Duke with the inevitable
lcirar. grown to mammoth proportion!
and tilted inward at the familia
sharp angie. white the quartet
Ichoated ditty to the tune OF "Pon,
Boy," the s~st verse Of which was;
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
AT WHICH SOME PROMINENT
MEN WERE PRESENT AND
ICKEO ABOUT.
MANY HOMELY TRUTHS
Were Tod in Stran-e fern at Wash
inqto1 Newspaper Mems 5l2W
cut--cook and Peary
Get Raped.

Washington, d. c., Dec, 1l.-Prcs'
idsnt Taft and memners of his cab
aet, senators. judges, scientists and
diplomatisss and men Of high station
in public and private life spent sew
eral hours tonight IS tie guests of
Tao Gridiron Cub in rerclry and song
ard nonsense blended with wisdom,
Thcy heard many homely truths tod
in strange form and enjoyed many q
joke ut their own expense because o.
tie genial humor III which the shafts
Of wit were concealed, Men oi
strongly opposed politics, and others
who although Of the same political
party, ned lo"nd serio@s reasons tor
wiie divergence were present 81 tae
dinner and listened, not onl" WITH
philosophy but even with gee to the
comical exploitatiCus Of taeir guar.
rt r.
rhe distinguished company learne
in an authoritative way the trCtA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12

seemed to he a concensus Of opinion
that the open play and absence of
massplay IN the Rugby game is re-
sponsib,e for its few accidents.
one ottawa man was slightly hurt
in the first five minutes Of today ;
play. but after that no player was in
jurod until near the end, when, in the
fast, strenro OTIS playing, three men re-
tired The rules provide that no mat
ter how slightly player is hurt. lie
must retire.
Among the football authorities
present was Athletic Director Stagg
of the University of Chicago,
Stagg said he believed that in time
the Rugby game will be made as pop
ular as the American game. but that
to adopt all Rugby rules would mean
now education Of the college athlete,
which will be long process.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
HUSBAND ACCUSED
But it is Firmly Believed That Miss
ing Neuro Killed Three
Georgia Women.

Savannah Ga. Dec. 11.-Statc-
ments by Mrs Hunter, the only sur
vivor of the three women attacked
in their home yesteday. made in a
delirium wherein she is lowering be-
tween life and death. caused the rear
rest of her husband, j. c. Hunter, to-
day.
The physicians nurses heard Mrs.
Hunter say that her husband struck
her. Hunter was quickly taken into
custody, but no charge was placed
against him,
Despite the injured woman's babling
few believe that anybody is guilty ex.
cept the missing negro, who was seen
entering the house about the time OF
the murders, with an axe in his hand
and was seen leaving the building
later.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
GOVERNMENT HOPES TO WIPE
OUT BLACK HAND OUTRaCES

Toledo. o.. Dec. 1l.-That the gov
crnment is endeavoring to nrove a
Widespread conspiracy to extor'
moneT from Italians is shown by the
indictment returned today against six
teen Sieiians, alleged members of a
Back Hand organization. A secret
Indictment was e SO returned,
The Indictments charge conspiracy
to rse the mails to eXtort money by
threats Of bodily injury, assassination
and destruction Of property and re
yea's for the first time the names Of
fifteen Italians living IN Columb, i,
GreenWlle, Coshocton, Cleveland, Dea-
nison, and INDIANAPOLIS, whom, it Is
alleged the defendants attempted to
yictimize
District Attorney Day said that by
this prosecution the government
hopes to check the Black Hand opera
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12

In the chair up in the air sitting
there
See the Speaker our own Uncle
Joe
Hear him swear. see him tear all
his hair
When insurgents defy him;
Every man in the house is as still
as mouse
While Cannon IS present;
BIT when he's away for day they
all play,
Ard say they don't fear him..
Scarcely had the+s guests turned
again to thetr'-vrtreesas.l,lsg tie lia,
ner was interrupted by the noisy~r1s-
try Of a dozen hard.faced old danes
leading meek ana hen-neckel hus
bands These turned out to be a dele
cation Of aggressive suffIasettes, de-
manding Votes for Women In strid-
ent voices. Several noted men among
the diners were called upon to declare
their positions upon this aomentoua
question, to tho great amt sennnt of
the company Finally the president oG
the club decided against the Wcman's
claims. whereupon they announced
their determination to uartiaipata in
toe dinner and Ns5e only driven away
through a threat To feed them atte2
the British fashion through the
medium OF a gigantic stQht9eh pnmp.
"Thc Battle Royal wits a Rilth,
provoking stunt Members of the
club clad in regulation ring outfits
represented "Fattling Nelson, the
Rhode Island Terror Achilles Ba'-
lmSer. the Siwash Sirocoe." "G,u
Pinchot. The Fighting Lumber Jack.
"Joe Canron, The Danville Bantam
and Herb Parsons, the Candy Kid
BEFORE the mixup which was very
replistic. tne cautious referee dscov'
cred concealed in the gloves OF the
gladiators various articles, such as
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
u. S. STATE DEPARTMENT DIS
CREDITS INTERVIEW SAID
TO HAVE BEEN GIVEN
BY ZELAYA.
CON TANNED VARIOUS
CONSPICUOUS ERRORS
Let U. S. Investigate Freely
Cruiser Tacoma Ordered
to Bluefieds With
Guns and Men.

Washington, Dee. 1l.-Disquieting
news from Nicaragua received at the
state department from unofficial
sources today. to the effect that there
is danger of an attack by Zelaya's y
forces on Bluefields, where there are
$50 Americans, resulting in ordering
the cruiser Tacoma with ten guns
aboard and a full complement of blue
jackets 10 proceed at full steam to
Bluehelds.
The Tacoma will join the Des
Moines and await orders. The Prairie
now at Philadelphia, is ordered to
take aboard several hundred marines
under the command of Col Biddle,
and steam as soon as possible to
Colon. The importance and signif-
cance of these orders are minimized
at the state department, where it is
said the Tacoma is instructed to look
out for the American interests al
Bmehelds
While the destination of the Prairie
is given as Colon. the fact that she
is equipped with wireless would make
it easy for her destination to be
changed at any moment during the
voyage The most that was admitted
as to the mission Of these vessels was
that ii any eventuality should make
it necessary to use marines or sailors
ashore they will be in readiness for
such an emergency
May Attack Bluefelds.
That Zelaya will probably avoid an
engagement at Rama and strike Blue
fields is received in official circles
with some apprehension. A confer
ence was held at the office of the sec
retary of the navy, where there were
present Secretary Meyer, Assistant
Secretary Winthrop Admiral Vain
wright and Assistant Secretary of
State Wilson A prompt decision was
reached to hurry additional fighting
material to Bluetields.
There has ben no intimation that
the landing of marines or blue jackets
Is in immediate contemplation, but
they are being placed in position to
meet any emergency. 1t Is a fair as
sumption that should American lives
be put in jeopardy or American bust
ness interests be interlered with de-
cisve action will be taken.
The navy officials, while admitting
that the marines which We're expected
from the Dixie at Colon today will b,
hurried across the isthmus and put
aboard the Buffalo, stated that the
Buffalo is not ordered to Corinto, bat
ii is not doubted that the taking
aboard of 725 marines means immedi
ate sailing as, other marines would
be kent ashore.
The question was raised today as
to the truth of Zelaya's statements
in the interview published this morn
ing, and it was stated that the inter
view contained various conspicuous
errors One was Zelaya's disclaimer
that the executions of Cannon and
Groce were by his order. The state
department has absolute truth to thu
contrary Another was that Zelays
sent a communication to this govern
ment expressing his willingness t,
let us name commission to investi
gate the matters which this govern
ment took exception to, and that he
would abide by the results. No sucl
communication, it was stated, was re
ceiYed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
WILL NEGOTIATE STRIKE.

Chicago, Dec, 11.--Negotiations be-
tween tae railroads conference com
mittee representing the General Man
ayers Association, and the switch
mems committee, will begin Monday
at Chicago.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
napp and Labor Commissioner Neill.
Monday will take up the question OF
adjusting the dispute between the
Illinois Central telegraphers, who
asked on increase in pay, and tnat
company's officials.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
PRAIRIE Is FLoATEp.

Philadelphia, Dec 1.-THE trans
port Prairie, which grounded in the
Delaware river on Dec. while en-
route with seven hundred marines
for Central America, was foated to-
day and found undamaged All the
stores and coal were lightered, and
this is being reloaded in readiness to
sail next week.
There are $50 marines at the naval
station. quota of 200 are ordered
to proceed to Colon and the battalion
for duty at the yards viii be made up
from the stations at Boston, New York
Washington and Norfolk.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
TAFT SAYS POLITICS MUST
NOT ENTER CENSUS TAKING

said the president, "and it may be
that some of those congressman ex-
peet that because they recommended
you, you owe them something in the
way og selecting enumerators. who
help them in the congressional cleo
tions.
You've got to select men you
think viii do the work; if YOU catch
them doing political work | wish that
you win remove them. Just as I'll re-
move you If catch You doing political
work. 1t is business. I'm not quar-
relling with the congressman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12

Jumps OF coal axes, knixes, pieces of
steel and the like. calculated to in
fiet mortal damage upon some of
them.
President Tafts projected visit to
Alaska formed subject OF humorous
comment and great solicitude was
shewn for bis comfort and to make
sure that his dietary woald conform
to his simple tastes. the proprietor of
the hotel where he is to stop was
called upon to state the viands to be
provided The list of dishes and
methods of preparation afforded OPP
pottuntty for many good,natured
~lsakes at the expense Of the prominent
guests Cff s4Yssaa~sAho wanted poachei
eggs on toast. heard iis order trans
lated into "One Cook and peary on a
raft." Cartain Archie Butt, who or
Jagad hash with red peppers and to-
basc0 sauce. was astounded to he ar
lhe chef acknowledge it as One or
der of Roosevelt's noliices." "One
Uncle Joe was the response to the
So 2gestion that the president would
Ike some possuu." What the gen
eral opinion was OF the president hinl-
se'f was musically set out by the
Cridiron Quartette In a song a verse
Of which ran: tthe tune being. X
love my wife. but oh YOU kid."1
Now Roosevelt once was president,
oh yes he was
But Mr. Taft now runs the JOB.
Oh YES he does;
Roosevelt now has gone a-hunting,
Shooting with his might AID
main.
So the politicians sing
This musical refrain:
CHORUS:
We love. we love we love Roose-
welt,
~~~-----~~~~>v-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
FlFTy-EICHT LIVES WERE
LOST ON LAKES LAST WEEK

number may exceed the casualties OF
the entire season of legitimate nayi-
cation, This total of 121 lives lost
nearly quadruples the total last year.
when 80 lost their lives. Since last
snpiRe Is lives were lost on Lake
Erie. fifty on Lake Superior, six on
Lake Michigan and none on Lake
Huron.
President Livingston. of the Lake
Carriers Association, said tonight, st
would be better for all concerned IL
navigation would close Dec 1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12

Detroit, Dec. 1.-THE toll of death
on the Great Lakes since the official
close Of navigation week ago, falls
but five short Of the official season s
total. siXty-three men was the count
Iup "a Lass satuniars
This weeks death list, 50 on Lake
Erie, six on Lake Superior, make al.
ready 5S and when the final reckon
ing is made Of those whose terrific
flgh for life in the icy waters of the
inland seas resulted in broken and
frost bitten limbs and bodies. the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
CASE Is DISMISSED

Milwaukee, Dec. 12.-The attorney
general of the United States has dis
missed the proceedings against Guy D.
Goff, a prominent Milwaukee lawyer,
in connection with alleged coal land
frauds in Colorado, Goif. who is a
son of Federal Judge Nathan Gof, of
West Virginia, was indicted with
other former stockholders of the Wis
consin Coal company two years ago.
The defendants won in the district
court, and the government appealed
the case of the other defendants still
pending
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12

Washington Dec, 1t.-Taft today
served notice on the ambitious mem
hers Of congress that the new ma
ehinery for taking the census must
net be utilized for political ends. He
addressed s. census supervisors and
told them that if they used their
offices, or permitted the enumerators
under them to further political ends,
he viii remove them without hesita-
ton
Many Of you-mcst of you--have
been recommended by congressman, .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
WESTERN CATTLE KING IS
KILLED BY RANCH EMPLOYE

The men met IN a saloon, Without a
word Stephenson opened fire The
FIRST bullet entered McKenzies lung,
and being unarmed he started for the
door Stephenson fired two more
shots. one OF which pierced the arm,
and the other the heart. Mckenzie
died IN a few moments,
Considerable feeling existed be-
tween the men on account of former
difficulties. Stephenson had been
away lrcm the Matador ranch for
some TIME
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12

tiops throughout tfe corrtrg.
The men indicted are sayatcrs
Lima, Salvatore Rizzo, .loseph Iguoffo.
Of Marion, Ohio; Orizio Runfo.a, Oh
Pittsburg Josenh Nuazo. Of Cleve
land; Antonio Vicario Augustine Mar
fisi, Of Dennison Cologario Viscarlo,
Salvatore Demma. OF Bellefontaine.
SaIYario Ventola, Of Columbrs; pip
pino Galbo, Of Meadyille, Pa saliva
tore and Vincenso Arrigo and Fran.
cisco Spadaro, Of Cincinnati; Antonio
Lima, supposed to be from Italy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
DIDN'T LIKE THE FIGHT.

Dublin, Dec. lin twenty round
contest tonight Tom Lancaster, of
England. won on points over Eddie
McGoorty, of Oshkosh. Wis The de.
cision displeased the crowd as Lam
caster was nearly knocked out twice.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
DEMAREST BINDS MATCH.

Chicago, Dec 1l.-Demarest, inter-
national 1872 balk line billiard cham
pion, today posted s25 forfeit to bind
his match with Cline for the interna-
tional worlds championship match to
he PLAYED Feb /. 2. 3.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12

Lebeau, Dec. l1.-Dayid G McKen-
2le son Of the former president OF
the National Live Stock Association,
one of the weathiest cattle men in
the country today was shot and killed
by BUD Stephenson. formerly en-
|ployed on the Matador ranch, of
which Mckenzie was manager.
Stephenson was arrested and taken
to Selby to prevent threatened
violence.
The cause Of the shooting is a mys
| terry, as Stephenson refuses to talk
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
Easy to Do.

she-"Oh George, you've broken
vsur promise. The Cheerful One
sNe yer mind, dearie, III make YOU an
otner"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
countries owe Mucn 70 An.,,.

American plows and cul;ivators ara
turning up the soil in more than 20
countries and colonies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
That Little "If,"

If the nose of Cleopatra had been
shorter, the whole face OF the earth
would have been changed. - Pascal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12
OPERATED IN MEA1gL-lF.

OPERATED IN MEA1ELlE.
Pittsburs, Dec, H. Runfoa ard
Galbo are alleged by the secret SER
Vice officers to be the Pennsylvania
agents OF the Society Of the Barasa.
AMI are said to have used Gabos
horse at Meadville as q clearing
house for Black Hand operations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-12

concluded on Second Pase.)