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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
REBELS ARRESTED FOR
POSSESSING BOMBS

Mexico City, Nov. a. The polio
today arrested Maria Gonzalez on t.
that machine FOR explo1
ing bombs which was found in th.
quarters occurred by revolutionista
had been brought BY her al his irr
stgat!on to cosio Ronelo. Robelo has
not been arrested.
The police arrested Nicholas Rbf-
dazlsy, an employe Of I'll Imparclai,
who II Is alleged was paid I'd plaN
bomb in the building occupied By
this newspaper. The bomb, II 10
stated, was to be exploded when ths
signal ia De so Was given
Reports received here from Lar
reoh say conditions are quiet there
The war department denies the ds
feat ef the federal army anywhere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
OCEANIC SINKS BARGE.

New York, Nov. 24-When the
White Star Liner Oceanic, in from
Southampton, was coming up the bav
today. under reduced speed, she ran
into barge laden with coal and sent
it to the bottom. The skipper of the
barge, Capt. Herman Coutant, and his
wife, were in the cabin, and their
lives were saved because Of the quick
thrush Of water through the wound
in the barges side, which forced the
couple up through the companionway
and into the bay, where they were
picked up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
UNVE|L BR0WNsON BUST
Several Thousand Witness Ceremony
i In New York---W. Bourke coch.
ran Delivered Grafton.

New York, Nov, 24.--ln the pres.
ence of several thousands, a bronze
portrait butts Of Orestes Augustus
Rrownson, philosopher and publicist
was unveiled by his grand daughter
Mrs. T. Fl. Odion,e and Mrs. S. j.
ktson, widow of the sculptor of the
bust, In Riverside Park, this alter
noon.
W. Bourke Cochran delivered the
grafton.
The uneviing was under the aus
pices Of the Catholic Club. Among
the prominent persons present were
Archbishop Jonn T. Farley and J. J
Brownson, of Dubuque, Iowa. grand
son OF Orestes Brownson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
MUTINY In BRAZILIAN NAVY
IS GROWING MORE SERIOUS
Sailors Demand More Pay and Better Treatment
bomb ardsd Rio Janelio tuesday andsWeG-
nesday- Eight Reported Dead as Result
Of Mutiny

cuesS.
The government a. first rafrain~d
from replying, and moderately Sc
we're fire was soon opened rpon the
city This continued at intervals al
night. On the morning of the 23rd
there was further firing OF the city.
Little damage resulted. Captain
Neves, of the Minas Geraes and two
other officers offered resistance to
some of the sailors and were killed,
and one other officer was mortaily
wounded.
Il When the mutineers took control
OF the Yarships, the vessels steamed
around the bay. almost all cf them
flying the red flag of revolt. The
torpedo boat destroyers remained
loyal
A shot from a snail calibre gun en-
tered house on Caltello Hill, in TIE
center of the city, killing two chill
dren and woman.
The shots were particularly direct
ed az the marine arsenal.
Last night the lautinying snips
withdrew from the narbor but re-
turned today at noon. The mutinors S
ships are the Minas Ge-aes, San Pau
10, Bahia and Marshal Floriana.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
MADERo,s MANIFESTO.

New York. Nov "a. "A manifesto
to the nation, credited to and signea
by Francisco |. Madero, calling on
the people Of Mexico to rise agains
the government OF General Diaz, was
made public here tonight by part.
sans OF Madero, who stated that +
had been received here today.
The manifesto is dated at Sar
Luis, Potosi, Mexico. October 5. 1915
A foot note states that this Is for pn-
vate CIRCULATION up to Novembr II
and thereafter it is to be circulated
broadcast.
The manifesto recites that Mckee
is oppressed by despoticf rule.
designates Sunday, November 20, g.
TIE fine for the rising. Diaz's lin
is to be spared unless he Is COT
demned By court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
VETO BILL IS IGNORED
House Of Lords Adopt Lansdownes
Resolution For Reformation of
he Lords Membership.

London, Nov. 24.---The house OF
lords tonight. without division
adopted the resolutions OF Lord Lails-
downe. opposition leader in the house
eff lords, and decided to send them,
together with Lord Roseberry's plans
for tile reformation Of the member
ship Of the lords, to the house o'
commons The upper chamber then
adjourned until Monday when the
dissolution Of parliament will take
place.
Thus the governments veto bill
has been ignored by the lords.
A number of liberal peers support
ed Lansdowne's scheme and opposed
the governments evto bill
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25

Rio Janiero, Nov. 24.-The mct.ny
In the Brazilian navy, which broke
out on the night OF November %. on
board the battleship Minas Geraes
and subsequently extended to the
other vessels cf the feet, is in a cr,-
ticaI stage tonight. The mutineers
today sent tie government strongly
wofdeI ultimatum. demanding an in
crease of ray. Adjustment OF corporal
punishment and several other unpcpu-
lar regulations. 5f
The senate, which has been called
to an extraordinary session to con-
slider the situation, voted unanimous
ly in favor of amnesty to the rebels,
bur the chamber, aHer discussing the
matter mcst cf the day, adjourned
without taking fnal action.
Tonight the battleship Sac Paulo
AMI the cruiser Bahia witt rev from
the harbor, bit the battleasip ~linas
Geraes took up a position opposite
thu government palace.
During the course of the day an
effort was made through Deputy CIR
vaino to induce tie mutineers 10 SIR,
render. hut they refused to 10 50 un-
til the govern emf grants their de-
mands.
1t is officially declared tnat TIE
mutiny is entirely without political
character, and Is looked upon merely
a3 an effort of tfe sailors to enforce
certain demands for concessions from
the officers.
The mutineers threatened to bonn
bard the city unless granted their re-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
PROTEST DRExEL FLIGHT.

San Francisco, Nov "a. -ThonRs
p. Jackson, one OF the representatives
of the Wright brothers on the Pacific
coast, said tonight that Wright would
protest to the Aero Club Of America
against the acceptance of the fight
by j. Armstrong Drexel, in Phla,el
phia. yesterday, as worlds record
altitude fight. He said: THE con.
ditions require that the flight mrst
be made within the sight Of tie
judges"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
MADDENEO BY JEALOUSY
Frank Rickets, of Anderson, Indiana
Kills His Wife, From Whom
He Was Separated.

Anderson, Ind, Nov. 24.--Frank
Rickets shot and killed his wife and
Mrs. Nellie Brtten, with whom she
has been living in an apartment
in the business center of the city
late today.
Ricketts, was maddened by jealousy
the police say He and his wife have
been separated several months.
Ricketts, said his wife shot at hin
when he appeared at her door and
then he opened fire. The police be-
lieve he waylaid the woman. He was
arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
AMERICANS IN LONDON.

London, Nov, a. The American
celebration OF Thanksgiving was held
here today. Ambassador Reid and
Mrs. Reid and members of the Aneri-
can colony with their wives hal gath.
cred with their wives to welcone the
American officers, and prominent Brit
ish naval men had been invited to
meet them. Adnirsf Seymour pro-
posed the health OF Taft, and Reod
replied to the toast to "The Ameri-
can Ambassador"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
WOMEN SENT TO JAIL
English Suffraeettes Take :.
Course in Preference to Paying
Fines-Rioting Last Night.

e London, Nov. 24.-Suffragettes who
are charged with assault and wilfrl
damage to property as a result Of
their riotng the last few days, were
found guilty today and sentenced to
pay fines of $10' or $25 or TO spend
two weeks or a mo4;.i in jail, accord
ing to the seriousness OF their offense
All elected to go TO iailt The suf
fragettes We're riotng again this
evening.
They gathered in the sall and
smashed q number Of windows in tht
government office, Sixteen we're ar
rested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
WEBSTER GOT DECISION
In Poor Boxing Exhibition at Frisco
--Zybscko Wins Wrestling Match
With Hackenschmidt.

Los Angeles, NOV 2l.-The boxing
game. which has been dormant since
before the JeffriesI johnson fight. was
revived here to-day, wien Danny Web
ster, bantam weight Of Los AngeNs,
gained twenty round decision over
Charley White. of Chicago. The exhi'
bition was poor
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
AMEs BEAT DRAKE.

Des Moines, Nov. 24.-Luck was
with Ames in the Ames- Drake game
today. In the first few minutes of
play Ames punted over brakes goal
line and down Drake man when he
attempted to return the punt Drake
played better game than Ames, but
could not score. Ames made tho
lucky punt when the wind was just
right. Neither team was in striking
distance of the goal after the first
few minutes of play.
Burcham of Drake, outpunted Ames
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
mARouErTE.NoTRE DAME TIE.

Milwaukee,, Nov 24.--MarenetIe
and Notre Dame lFnivers ties played
a to ) tie this afternoon Marquette
suffered greatly from penalties but
in the last half of the game the play
was almost constantly in Notre Dame
territory.
Notre Dame made a touchdown
through a tumble by Marquette on
Marquette's ten yard line. Marquette
scored on series of tackle plays
and forward passes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
zYBscKo WINS MATCH.

Buffalo, Nov. 24,-Georre IIacken'
schmidt tonight met Zybscko in a
handicap match. the conditions Of
which required the Russian to throw
his opponent twice in an hour Ne
failed. 1t was a repetition Of the
match year ago between FranR
Gotten and Zybscko. HACK" was al
ways hack of his man but could never
get his shoulders to the mat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
PENNSYLVANIA
BEATS CORNELL
GAME WAS HARD FOUGHT But
!THIcANS LOST HOPE
5CcGE WAS 12 TO 6.
ST. LOUIS U. DEFEAT D
Syracuse Winning BY Score OF 70
to O--Marquette and Notre Dame
Play S to Tie--Nebras<a
Beat Haskell Indians.

Philadelphia, Nov. 24.-The Univcr-
ssty of Pennsylvania defeated Cornell
this afternoon IL to 6, the Quakeri
score being made on two touchdowns
and goals, and Cornell's on two goals
from placement by Quarterback But
ler Cornell has won only one game
from Pennsylvania in seventeen
yeats.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
SYRACUSE BEAT ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Nov. 24.--Syracuse Uni
vers:ty defeated the St Louis UNI
yersity football team this afternoon,
6 to o. The eastern team made three
points in the first period and three
more in the last. The points were
made by goals from the field.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
NEW CROP KICK RECORD.

Bloomington, H., Nov. 24.-Waat is
believed to be new drop kick rec
ord for western football teams was
made here today by Quarterback
Hiles, OF the Illinois wesleyan Uni
yersity team, in the game with The
Eastern Illinois Normal school. .Hiles
booted the ball over the goal from the
4S yard line. Wesleyan won the game
81 to 6.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
The PARIS cEl E.l-ArloN.

Paris, Nov "a. nan sgiving cele,
brations by tie Americans in Paris
were held today al the StUlent's Ho
tel AMI the American Girls Club in
the Latin auartcr.
The sailors Of fae american war
ships observed the day at Chersorg
Special dinners were given the mer
at S.ieh a hundred sailors from e1cl
Of tie French warshirs we~e e5pec
iaEy invited guests Of Rear Adnl a
NrecIand
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
pEs MONIES DEFEATED.

Omaha, Nov. 24.-Creighton defeat.
ed Des Moines college today, 6 to 2.
All the scoring was done in the first
half touchdown and goal for Creigh-
ton and a touchback for the Iowa
team. Once in the last half the WIS.,
itors had the ball within the five yard
line Of Creighton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
OKLAHOMA CITY NEXT.

San Antonio, Tex. Nov. "a. -Okla
boma City was awarded the next ses
sion of the Trans-Mississippi Com
mercial Congress in 1911 at the con
venticn OF that organization thi
afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
SANS ouIET REsToREn.

Laredo, Tex, Nov "a Mexican
Consul Miguel F. Diehold today re.
ceNed official sdvfCes stating ttiai os
dfr has been restored throughout the
country. The only exception cited
is in what is known as the Guerrero
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
DIckiNsoNs SON DEAD.

Washington. Nov. 2i.--Geo. VI
Dickinson. secretary Of war, received
word tonight Of the death Of his son
near Nashville, Tenn. He left i'm
mediately for Nashville.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
WAS EASY VICTORY.

Bloomington, Nov. 24-WesIeyan
University. claimants of the state
Championship for minor colleges
easily defeated the Eastern Illinois
Normal School today, 81 to g.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
Haskell INDIANS BEATEN.

lincoln, Nov. 24.-Completely out.
classing the Haskell Indians, Nebras-
ka won the game today, The Nebras-
ka team scored with monotonous
punting. Score q to 0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
BRITISH GIVE WARNING.

Rio Janeiro, Nov. 24,-The British
minister today notified the Brazilian
government that any attempt to de-
stroy the mutinous war vessels by
torpedoes would involve the safety Of
British subjects on board.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25

district in the state Of Chihuahua. Ia
that section 200 revolutionists are
still making attacks on small village
The consul says they are not "reyolu
[ onists." but bandits who are In thf
field to rob and pillage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
OCTAVE cHAriuTE DEAD.

Chicago, Nov. 24.-Octave Chanute,
the father Of the aeroplane, died at
his home In Chicago today after an
Illness of several weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
DROPPED DEAD AT DINNER.

Rockford, H., Nov "a. George
Kaut.. hardware, merchant of Bur.
lington, Ia, dropped dead today while
eating Tbanksgivir.y diner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
CELEBRATE All BERLIN.

Berlin, Nov. 24-Over 325 Ameri-
cans were present tonight at a dpner
in celebration of Thanksgiving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
RACING STABLES BURN,

Chicago, Nov. 2i.--F,re destroyed
four hundred stables at Harlem race
track today, causing loss estimated
at $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
Degrees IN Perfumes.

PeddIer (seliing bottle Of scent to
cook IT. Now. what would you like
10 smell like, duchess or iust a
Jaroness7- Flicgerde nlaetter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-25
CARDINAL DIES AT ROME.

Rome. Nov. 24.-Cardinal San Min
iateili died today lie was born in
1910 and proclaimed cardinal in 1901.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
FLOWERS ARE STREWN
ON BAY FOR SAILORS
Women and Veterans Honor the
Memory of War Heroes

BERKELEY. May 29.--Before several
hundred persons thousands of flowers
were thrown into the bay from the
end of the municipal wharf this after
noon by the Lookout Mountain post of
the Grand Army and Women's Relief
Corps in Honor of the sailors who lost
their lives during the civil war. The
ceremonies were in the hands of the
Women's Relief Corps, who attended to
the casting of the flowers on the bay.
The ceremony was opened with
short speech from Mrs. Carrie l.. Hoyt,
chairman of the arrangements com
mittee. Following this the hymn
Shall We Gather at the River?" was
sung by the quartets from the post
by Rev. O. G.. May. Mrs. L. L. Van
songs. after which the flowers were
dropped into the water.
Colonel W. r. Bair made the prin
cipal speech of the afternoon, Victor
Fl. Metcalf who was to have been
heard, not being present.
I'VE are assembled here to do honor
to those who fought for this country
in its earlier days." said Bair. THE
few old veterans of this fight still
left know better than the younger
generation, perhaps, what all this
means. and delight to honor our dead
comrades"
Patriotic songs were rendered by a
chorus of zoo school children. The
affair was in the hands of Mrs. Carrie
L. Hoyt, Mrs. Lucy Bailey. Mrs. Alberta
Nelson and Mrs Leah Beck.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
ST. JOSEPHS INSTITUTE
TO GIVE IRISH DRAM A
Production Promises to Uphold
Record of Amateurs

OAKLAND, May pa three act
Irish drama, called More Sinned
Against Than Shining" will be pre-
sented by the boys of st. Joseph's in
stitute of West Oakland, in the audi :
torium at Tenth and Peralta streets,
the evening of June 3.
Much interest is being manifested,
not only by the parishioners and chill
dren of st. Patrick's church and the
parochial institution, but also by the
public at large. The talented amateurs
of the institute have proven their
theatrical abilities on former occasions
and the coming event promises to be
a success in every way.
The play has its scene setting in Kill
larney about the year 1876, and pre-
sents several striking tableaux and
an opportunity for strong acting. The
cast follows:
Squire Hilton, Nicholas Casovia;
Marmeduke, his son, Richard Fenleon
Alphonse Belhaven. Walter Flanagan;
Dick Harvey, Malwin Martin; MAJOR
Lookout, James McNally; Teddy O'Neil.
George Mcdonald; Captain de Bias, Ed
ward Mulligan; Andy. Tom and Joe.
smugglers, Angelo Fillograsso. James
Hanifin and William Hughes; John
Jemison, Eddie Arrod
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
BAR ASSOCIATION HOLDS
IT'S ANNUAL BANQUET
Feast of Judges and Lawyers Is
Jovial Affair

OAKLAND, May 29.-The stern dig
nifty of the courtroom and the bench
was supplanted temporarily last even
ing by jovial good fellowship and con-
VITALITY when the Oakland bar asso-
citation held its annual banquet in the
Forum cafe. The guest of honor was
Judge John f. Murphy of Mono county,
who was the central figure of COM
pany of 40 guests. President NJ C.
Chapman and Secretary George de Cola
were reelected to Office for the ensuing
year.
Among those who responded to- toasts
were Judge Oliver Ellsworth, George
w. Reed Charles E. Shook, Benjamin
F. Woolner, r. B. Tappan and William
r. Davis. The guest list included:
Judges Everett J. Brown. oliver Ellsworth. T.
NJ. Harris F. B. Ogden. W. II. Waste and W. s.
Wells; Justices James G. Quinn. Mortimer Smith
and George Samuels; Attorneys C. Fl. Abbott. F.
l.. Button, Z. c. Black, Charles A. Beardsley.
NJ. C. Chapman c. L. CoIvin, William p. Davis,
George E. de Cola, District Attorney W H.
Donahue. J. n. Frank, r. s. Grey, Cary Howard,
A. A. Moore, Stanley Moore. George w. Reed,
Charles NJ. Reed, A. A. Rogers, G. E. Shook. W.
I. Satterwliite. J. C. Scott. L. Z. Trefethen II.
B. Tappan. Ben +. Woolner, E. d. White and
Pierre Fontsine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
WOMAN AND HUSBAND
INJURED IN FIGHT
Lineman Arrested on a Double
Charge of Battery

OAKLAND. May 29.-Frederick Peter
son, a lineman OF the Oakland traction
company. was arrested today on a
double charge of battery brought by
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Harris of 1857 Sec
ond street.
According to a witness who with
holds his name Peterson had passed
back and forth several times in front
of the Harris home. endeavoring to
mash" Mrs. Harris, who was seated
on the front steps of the house. Peter
son became more persistent and finally
made bold TO stop at the gate. He
made an insulting remark. whereupon
Mrs. Harris called to her husband. who
was within. Harris jumped at Peter
son, but was worsted in the encounter,
his face being badly bruised. Mrs.
Harris then took hand in the fray
and was struck over the eye by Peter
son.
Mrs Harris rushed into the house and
called for the police, who reached the
scene in time to prevent further hostili-
ties.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
new TROPHIES ON
VIEW AT MUSEUM
Columbia Park Boys Add to
Large Collection in Golden
Gate Park
lhrongs Spend Sunday Viewing
Antiquities From Around
the World

Ihrongs of people visited the mu-
scum in Golden Gate park yesterday
to see the collection of trophies and
curlos the Columbia Park boys brought
PACK from Australia These trophies,
including all the flags of the different
countries they visited during the es-
cursion to the antipodes under the di-
rectlon of Major Peixotto, were re-
Gently presented to the park museum.
An aboriginal Indian collection was
presented TO the museum during the
week 1t was the gift of Mrs. Kath-
crime Martin Cert and was collected by
her father, Henry MacLean Martin.
george Byrne, who was in the
Philippine islands during the Spanish
war, presented the museum with a
valuable collection made by him while
In the islands. An old navy token of
1863 was presented by John Mathew
son. The token resembles a penny,
having the head of liberty on one side
and an inscription to the navy on the
other 1t bears the date of 1863.
Fine specimens of boomerangs were
received last week. E. E. Fitler made
the collection, all Of which were gath
cred long before the boomerang was
manufactured for the trade. A splen-
did specimen of Javanese work of sew
eral hundred years ago is to be seen In
Java dagger, presented to the mu
scum. The blade of the dagger is made
OF hundreds of silver wires smelted
together. The handle is beautifully
carved and inlaid with mother of pearl
l.. Conor presented the museum with
grotesque carved Indian cane. The
cane is very heavy, it having been
made from the root of a tree. The
knots and snarls are carved to re-
semble the heads of different animals.
The cane was used by a chief for
warclub.
number of papers pertaining to
the earthquake and fire were presented
by l. Stienman. The papers include the
bill of fare at the Palace hotel the
night before the earthquake, official
passes to go through the lines and a
transfer from the first streetcar run
down Market street after the disaster.
The colonial collection was greatly
enhanced during the week by the ad-
dition of piano brought to New Eng
settlement of this country Miss E.
Julian gave the museum an old Cali
fornia slungshot. very old German
tobacco case made of leather was the
gift of Ernest Ohrt.
The Daughters of California Pioneers
presented the museum with two old
prints of San Francisco. They also
gave certificate of membership in the
Vigilantes.
T. w. Boyce of so4 Kearny street con-
tributed large pair of horns from
the water buffalo. The horns measure
six feet from tip TO tip
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
BLACKS SLAYER
JEALOUS MANIAC
Bohemian Shot Down Fresno
Man Through Insane Love
for Victims Wife

FRESNO, May 29.-The murderer of
Harry Black, foreman of the Santa Fe
roundhouse here, has been positively
identified as Robert E. Schiffner, a Bo-
hemian barber of Ash Fork and Selig-
man, Ariz., where Black had been en-
ployed.
Schiffner is said to have been in
fatuated with Blacks wife, who also
was native of Bohemia, although the
latter was not aware of his passion.
Schiffner came to this city last
Thursday and inquired for Black with
out assigning any reason for his in
terest. Yesterday morning he appar-
emily started cut deliberately to kill
his successful rival in love and shot
the man down without warning.
After firing six shots into Black S
body, Schiffner turned the weapon on
himself and fired the remaining shot
into his brain.