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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-01
W0EEE REFUSE A. RAISE.
Ticket Agents on 81" Road In Chicago
Fear It Means Discharge.

Chicago, 1uc. 31.-Thc women tip1yt
agents on ,Hn elevated railroad or thi,
city hay" D. used to accept Il raise il
wages. Tirir action is without pr.r.
dent in the annals Of labor unions. TAn
company offered them an advance Of %
cents Il d"r, hut they voted down the
ulcr.
In rr.,r' conference Clarence 4.
Knight, pr, dent of the company, said
he would dispense with all women
ticket sellers as soon as the wages of
the position were raised to 81 day.
As the women are now getting $l.95 a
day, they refused to accept the prof
fcrcd increase in salarv
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-01
COSTA RIGA ELECTS JIMINEZ
Presidential Campaign Was Bitter and
Marked by Rioting.

san Jose. Costa Rica, Aug. 3l.-Aftcr
bitter electoral campaign full of riot
iag and disorder Ricardo Jimincz has
been elected president over eX-PrcSi-
DEM Rafael Iglcsias. The new prcsi
dent Is Il lawyer Of high standing.
The retiring president, Gonzales
ViQucZ, was not candidate for re-
election ana maintained u neutral posi-.
tiOn in the contest.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-01
European Delegates Criti'
else American Federation.
AT TRADES UNIONS CONGRESS.
They Blame Him and His Organ
ization For Not Joining the In
ternational Movement-He
Replies Vigorously.

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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-01
BETTER 2RICE FOR MILK.
Farmers ard Dairymen Will Get Ad :
vanco Of Eight Pc Cent.

New YORK. Aug. 31.-Farmcrs and
dairymcH Who send their milk to New
York city viii receive nearly per cont
more than formerly for their product
as the result of action taken by the
Consolidated Milk exchange. The cost
price was officially advanced from 31l
cents per quart to 3ia cents.
An mcrr1s" in the price to the CON
sumner is l,&cly 70 follow.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-01

Mattcawan, y. Yo Aug. 81. In
their search for REGULAR occupation
for Harry X. Thaw, recently recon-
United to the stat" Hospital For the
Criminal Insane here, the authorities
Of the institution have appointed him
Iih-o ''iop
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-01
BASEBALL RESULTS.
Games Played In National, American
and Eastern Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


AT New Hork-Chicago, >: New York, 0
III innings). Batteries-Pfeister and Arch
er: Ames and Schlei.
Second game-New York, 5; Chicago. o.
Batteries-Mathewson and Meyers: Rucl-
bach and Archer.
At Brooklyn Pittsburg .; Brooklyn. l.
BatterieS-Leifield and Gibson; Mcintyre
and Bergen.
AT Boston-Cincinnati. 5: Boston. 8 90
innings). Batteries-Rowan and Clark
Ferguson and Graham.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia, 3; st.
Louis, ,. Batteries-Moore and Doom;
Harmon and Phelps.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-01
JEFg8ILs CABLES HIS O. X.
Agreement For Fi9h. With Jack john
son Sa+isf0 .gvy to Him.

Sau Francisco, .Nug, 81 sam Berger
has received a Cahlc-ram from James
j. ly'I'r'eS NJ Carlsbad ratifying RcI-
gers action IN signing tentative artl-
cl,t for Il ight with Jack Johnson.
JciIrips' cahlc.Iam reads:
agreement satisfactory. Inform
newspapers your action authorized by
me-"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
CAIRO CITIZENS
TAKING BONDS
OF KENTUCKY 6. OHIO RIVER IN
TERURBAN RAILROAD COM
PANT.
$4,000 WILL Be TAKEN
From Date-Caro end Poplar
Bluff Electric Line Makes
Progress.

There is eVrey reason to believe
that people Of Cairo will take tn
1000 in bonds for the Kentucky &
Ohio River Intorurban Railroad Co.
and that the matter will be closed t.
very few days SO far as Cairo is
concerned. The Commercial Club
committee which has the matter in
hand Chas. S. Carey, w. J Johnston,
Chas Feuchter and Mayor Parsons,
have met with much encouragement.
Mr.. Carey, chairman of the CONNER
cial club committee. and Mr Frcu0I-
Itch, representing the company, were
out yesterday calling on some Ct the
citizens. A goodly number Of sub
scriptions have been taken aud Others
citizens are considering the praprsi
ton with reasonable certainty t5af
they will take some of the bonds.
Interurban railroads are paying en-.
terpriscs this Kentucky road is cs
pecially promising. As bonds are not
to be paid for till thirty days aflcr
the read has beea built and is in opc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
TEXAN |NVENTS
AN AER0PLANE
EXPERTS WHO HAVE SEEN MOD
ELS DECLARE 1T is BEST
YET BUILT.
NEEDS NO LONG RUNS
To Cause il to Rise-Balanccs Itself
Automatically, Without Aid of
Piot-Wright Brothers
Outdonc.

San Antonio, Texas, April 27-Per-
sors in this city and throughout Tex
| as who have given much time and at.
tention to the study of aerial flight
assert confidently that while the i'm,
Iprovcd airship Of the Wright Brothers
is a success in a way, il will yet fall
lupon san Antonio to be the scene of
the first truly successful flight of an
aeroplanc in the worlds history
]. w Oman Of this city has inventch
an acropane, and, according to MS
Iown Judgment in aerial navigation,
his machine will accomplish what the
world has been expecting ever since
the first airoplane was invented
Dr +. G. Gilediug of this city fam
ous throughout the United States as
"a successful aerial navigator in ha r
looms and a number of other Texas
scientists are so much interested ~
the san A,tonions invention that they
have associated themselves with him
financially, and it is the intention or
the organization to have a perfected
machine in readiness to make lights
during the coming International FIX
position here.
Experiments which have already
been made with models Of the ma
chine have proved to the entire salts
faction Of the inventor the success Of
The mechanical principles which he
has employed His machine, about
which he does not care at this time
to give out much detailed informa-
ion, differs radically from all others
which have thus far been exploited
It is one whereby his propellers are
50 arranged that the machine neois
no track or long distance run in or
Ter TO make a flying start Il can al
50 alight on or arise from the watnr
Without trouble, a'd with an auiomat-I
&c arrangement balances Itself whiiei
in the air without The assistacc, Of the
navigator 1t will be equipped with
wo thirtysix horse power engines,
either cf which will he sufficient ioI
run the machine alone, An equipment
nC four parachutcs viii be carried.
which. In the ease Of accident, VIII
open and land the airship without
disaster to it or its occupants. The
machine can be constructed in any
thing from a sporting size to a mill
tary or commercial proposition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
DEFENDS HIM AGAINST ASSER-
TiON THAT HE WAS NOT
MILITARY GENIUS.
BROUGHT ABOUT PEACE
By Manner in Which He Convince 4
Confederate Armies of Federal
Strength -- No Sectional
Bitterness Remains.

Philadelphia, April 27.-PrcsiIent
Taft tonight was the principal speak
er at the Grant birthday dinner of the
Union League in this city and paid 2
striking tribute to the soldier prasi.
dent. Taft was sharply criticised Il
year ago because of his references to
General Grant and he took advantage
cf tonights opportunity to express
anew his admiration for Gen. Grant
as a man, a soldier and chief eXecn-
tive Of the United States.
When the president arrived this
evening he was met at the station ly
an immense throng and given an en-
thusiastic welcome. Entering an an.
tomobilc the president was escorted
to the Union League Club house by
the first city trocp of cavalry. Tn"
stree were lined with crowds OF
people who chCercd yociferously.
At the club house the president held
a reception for more than an hour
At the banquet Taft paid tribute to
the soldier statesman. lie defended
Grant against the assertions that he
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28

was not a military genius and declar.
ed that the general represented th'
very genius of the war to suppreg
the rebellion, because it was his mind
that grasped the though that until we
had met aud fought the opponents
and convinced them of our strength
we could not expect to have unite |
country.
These things he did and brought
about a condition of complete peace.
Taft spoke especially Of the spirit If
the peace made al Arpomattox an
Grants macnanuity and farsightei
ness. This spirit We now rejoice in,
the president declared. aud in the
two sectors 0f the country there D.
no remaining bitterness He express
ed the belief that it is possible ia
bring the two sections even closcl
together.
Other speakers were Gen Horace
Porter Governor Stuart. of Pennsyi
vania and Mayor Reyburn. Of Phila
delphia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
saTrrs. - - -. =. .;s.c .;:.:c ..s.,,

ration. the proposition looks favor
able to men of means.
The road is TO be completed within
two years from date and is to delive.
and freight into Cairo.
Mr.. Carey says he has no doubt the
$25, 900 will be taken in a few days.
Cairo &poplar Bluff.
The Cairo & Poplar Bluff electric
lire is the latest project Of this nature
that has been started and some elfcc
tive work is being done for it by 6
w Tucker according to reliable re-.
ports. Mr.. Tucker is going over the
line and preparing to mako surveys
and secure rigbtof-ways through the
several counties which the line is to
traverse. Mr. Tucker has had eype-
rieace in electric line construction
He will he able TO report progress in
a little while.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
Abdul Hamid's Reiqn.

For thirty-three years Abdul Hamid
H. thirty fourth sultan of the Ottoman
empire, has held the powers of
Europe at bay and with consum-
mate political skill maintained most
OF bis empire intact from foreign en-
Croachment He is described as hay.
ing brought on Turkey a degree Of
not experienced in many generations.
The Armenian massacres of 1886
were laid at the doors of the sultan,
but whether he directly fostered them
or not not known. Yet Abdul
fIamid has performed some valuable
services to his country in addition to
preventing the partition of his do
mains in Europe among the powers.
He took the Turkish army, dsor-
ganized and useless, and made of it a
strong fighting force He organized
an educational system, permitted a
daily press inspection and gave
munifiCently to Mussulmen charities.
'Mehammed Legal Successor.
Mchamed Reschad Effend the
younger brother of Abdul Hamid. was
born November 3, 1874 and is,
legally and according to the NIussur
man law, the successor of Abdul
Hamid.
Up to the granting Of the constitu.
lion last July Mehammed Reschad
Effendi lived in practical captivity in
a palace on the shores of the Pos-
phorus. He was surrounded by a
household composed of creatures of
the sultan, who spied upon his every
action. He was not permitted TO
leave the palace grounds without the
permission of the sultan. Since the
advent of the popular governm nj
last year he has enjoyed a degree of
personal liberty hereto unknown to
him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
LEAGUE TO FIGHT
WHITE SLAVERY
BUSINESS MEN OF CHICAGO RE
SOLVE ON VIGOROUS CAM
PAIGN UNDER LAW TO BE
PASSED BY LEGISLATURE.

Chicago. April 27.-A national or
ganization of business men TO sys-
tematically fight the white slave traf-
nc. proposed here when the enactment
of new laws in Illilos became as.
sured by favorable committee report
promises to become fact aud TO
make the warfare against the wide
spread evil, in the courts. in securin =
Legislation and In secret service work
the country over. continuous, ofcctua'
and speedy.
The proposal was made by George
II. Curricr. publisher Of Woman's
World which has already inspired
legislation i'm Minnesota. the Dakotas
and prospective legislation in Illinois
iowa. Arkansas and several otheI
states. He also offered TO aid thC
financing of such an organization II
it was comprised Of representative
men. IN an address issued here he
said.
Illinois statutes are now certain
tn include adequate laws agsins
ditc slavery and what is needle,
next for the projection Of our girls, T.
an organization of business men q
aid in enforcement of the laws an,
r. extend similas laws 70 other states
when horse thieves grow numerous
We organize To clean them out Oui
sisters and daughters are being cap
iured by white slavers at the rate
of Sa0o0 a year and We have just
walked up TO realize It."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28

ON all trains, and providing wba!
shall constitute a full crew. The
iii has the backing of all the rail
road mems organiza ions of the state.
The house passed the bill maxim ;
it felony TO sell glandcrcd horses.
Vote for Senator.
Senator Hopkins and his managers,
United States Marshal Hitch AMI
Senator Perry, had a conference with
Governor Donccn just before 10.
legislature went into joint session to
vote on senator
The ballot for uaited States scuI
tor showed no changes in votes
among the republican members.
u resulted as follows: Hopkins =.
Fosa IG, Shurllcr 70. Mason .. Nc
Kinley >. Calhoun !. Lowdcn I, Sher-
man .. Yates I. Striugor a. Wm
iLoefhcr OF Chicago. Dem, i7, Arthur
Ears. Of Chicago. Dom. I.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
CELEBRATE At PITTsBURG.

Pittsburg. April Secreary of
state Knox was toastmastcr and Ma
ior General Frederick Dent Grant
the guest Of honor at the annual dit
ner of the Amoricus Republican Cluo.
in commcmoration of the anuivcrsarv
Of the birth of General Ulysses s.
Grant tonight Secretary of Com
mcrcc and Labor Nasel. Represents
tive Fcstcr. of Vermont, Represents
tive Mckinley off Cal, Gen. FREEZER
ick Grant and Lieutenant e. 5. Graut
III. spoke briefly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
FOR CAMPAIGN EXPENSE
State of Colorado Must Contribute
Every Two Yesrs-25 Cents
For Every Vote.

Lenver. Anril 27-Goyern1r SAaf
roth today signed the campaign ex-
pense bill passed by the recent loGis-
lature and the unique measure b
comes a law in ninety days
TIE bill provides that the s ate
shall contribute for the campaign cx-
pefises every two years. p cents for
each vote cast at the preceding gen
eral election. the sum to be divided
among the political parties according
to The vote cast for their respective
candidates for governor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
Mehemmed Raschad Effendi Pro-
claimed Sultan With Title
of Mehemmed v.
People Rejoice at Young Turks vctory--Aamids s
Reign One of Cruel Despotism--Mur-
der and Arson Continues
in Asia Minor

MolIah offered prayers for the wei
fare Of the new sultan and the pros
perty Of the nation, and the as
semblage responded amen"
Batteries Boom Announcement
Batteries doomed the announce.
ment to the city that the new ruler
had been sworn into office, while
ali present congratulated MehammeI 4
who Immediately proceeded to the Top
kapOu palace 10 venerate the relies.
Receiving a deputatiOn from the ma.
lionaI assembly, Mehemmcd said: L
am pleased to become the first Con
stitutional sovereign Doubtless my
successor will improve upon me- but
you may rely upon my doing my b St.
| also have suffered oppression and
can therefore enter into the feelings
of my fellow sufferers. Let us en-
deavor to work together for the We
fare of the country"
Accepts Without Comment
When the assembly deputation ar.
Ilhtu ut INC llluiH, tIe IVlNd pl oHtlh
III Islam was handed to Ali Djevad
Bey, first secretary for communica-
ton to Abdul Hamid who in an in
ner apartment was guarded by ff n
eunichs. Dievad Bey tried to gain
admittanCe by knocking and after
this was continued for some fifteen
minutes, the door was opened and
hhlul Hamid appeared He accepted
tho setva without comment. The
was then ushered into his
presence aud the spokesman said:
You no longer reign over us" Alb
dul Hamid gave deep sigh of relief
upon being informed that no designs
were entertained against his life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
To Stop Market cornering.

The house committee on Judiciary
voted this evening to report out IA
vorably G. H. A. Wilson's bill prohib-
itiug the selling Of wheat or any other
grain food stums. stocks or bonds. us-
less the seller is the actual owner Of
the commodity sold ar the time Of th"
transaction. prohibiting the boards
of trades or stock exchanges from
permitting such sales and provid,n 2
FIR the punishment of telegraph aHl
telephone companies from sending
mes sages in aid Of such sales. There
vas but one dissenting vote.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
CLARK RE8UkED.

Tallahassee, Fla, April 27-The
Florida house Of representatives to-
day adopted resolution endorsing
the Democracy of William J. Bryan.
This is in the nature of rebuke TO
Congressman Clark Of Florida, who
recently criticised Bryan in a speech
in congress.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ANOTHER DRY COUNTY.

Muncie Ind. April 2T.-Delawste
county today voted dry in the county
option cIecfiou- Eishty-two saloons
viii be closcd Up to the present
five Of the ninety-two counties oI the
state have voted dry,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
WILL RECOGNIZE NEW RULER.

Wilt NCW hO11hs
Washington. April 27.-Proml
recognition will he given the new
government of Turkey by the admin
istraton when the official news of
the order Of things in the empire
reaches Washington. Today the Off
cials had to depend entirely for their
information on the Associated Press
dispatches, as Ambassador Beishman
is evidently awaiting the formal an
nCunremant of the selection of the
new sultan. by the Turkish foreign
office before communicating to the
state department. Speculation is rife
as to what will happen under the re-
organized government, it being reccg-
nized that in the present choatic CON
di.icn of affairs nobody can safely
predict what the outcome will be.
The universal opinion. however, is
that if the Young Turk party is equal
to the trust imposed, new era with
fConrIuded IN Sixth PAEel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
rAEr IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. April 27.-Presideat
TAFT arrived in this city at SIS The
president was escorted from the
PENNSYLVANIA station 10 the Uaioa
league by the first city troop,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
WRIGHT BILLIARD CHAMPION,

New York, April p 4. Wright
or san francisco. tonight won tie
-atioBaI amateur billiard champion
ship defeating e. T. CoHklin of Cbics-
.go. 4go to 81
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
At Washinaton.

Washington April 27-Philadelphia
was to play Washington today but
the game was postponed on account
of rain, cd d
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
New York Nationals 0. Boston
1c-Cardrais Near
ly Win.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standinn.
At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, April 27.-Rain caus Il
the postponement of the Chicag Gin
cinnati contest here today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
At Cleveland,

Cleveland. April 27-Letroit was
here today but rain prevented the
game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28

The Cairo Bulletin Ia tie only Cal
y paper with the service OF the Asso
rated PTees
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Boston.

Boston. April 27--Morgan WAS
driven out Of the box In the fourth.
Score: III II
Boston .......s.. ...'...'''
New York ........,.......
Batteries-M Morgan, Cicotte, Are
lanes end Carrigan, Wilson. Quinn
and Klenow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
BtLL ADVANCED TO THIRD REAE
ING IN ILLINOIS SENATE
HAD CLOSE CALL.
BALLOT FOR SENATOR
Resulted in No Material Changes
Hopkins and kdhercnts Hold
Conference ~ Other Bills
Passed Iccterday.
Special to the Bulletin:

Spri7 gfeld, H., April 27-Procrt
ating by habitual criminals idiots AMI
imbociles will be prevented if Scna.
ter Womacks bill which passed tn
senate today becomes a law. 1t pre-
ydcs that physicians in the state IN
stitutions 10 prevent prcrcation maT,
where deemed necessary, perform the
operatieH of eterilizing on habitual
criminals, idioss and imbpcilcs.
For Woman's Suffrage.
Woman's Suffrage had n close call
in the senate. A motion to strike out
the enacting clause in the Woman >
Suffrage bill and kill ii outright was
lost by a vote Of rs yeas to 20 nays,
one short of the constitutional major
ity Of the senate. The bill was then
amended to apply only to the elec ion
of municiral aud township officers
The measure then wcat to the third
reading and it Is likely that it viii
rasg The scga @,
The senate passed the bill compell
Ing railroads to have full train crews
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-04-28
At ST. Louis.

St Louis. April 27-Pttsburg wo1
the game in the eighth when Phelps
muifed Birns' toss to the plate
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At Philade Iphia.
At New York.

At New York
New York, April 27.-The visitors
hit Ame8, Lurham and Waller at
will.
New York ................
Hoston ......... ............lV 10 Y
Batteries Ames, Durham Waller
and Schlei; Ferguson and Smith.
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Al Chicano.

Chicago. April "a Sullivan's single
in the ninth after two We're cut
scored the only run Of the game.
Score r II e
Chicago .-....... ...-.-...-
St Louis .................
Batteries Whit, ami Sullivan,
Waldcll and Crigcr.
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Concluded on Sixth Fage.l