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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
FEW UNDERSTAN
PANAMA CANAL
AND HOW IT WILL BE WORKED,
SAYS ENGINEER WALLACE
1T WILL ALWAYS BE NAvl-
GABLE TO LARGEST BOATS.

New York, April 5.-Chief Engineer
Wallace, Of the Panama canal COM
mission, arrived here today.
Speaking of the difficulties of build
ing the canal Mr.. Wallace said:
1T is surprising what wrong impres
sions prevail in this country about
the canal, the control of the Chagres
river, for instance, has been much
misunderstood The cost of this
work will be only five per cent of the
total cost of the canal The difference
in tide between the Pacific and Carib-
bean can be controlled by tide locks,
although this is not necessary with a
sea level canal. The tide in the Pa.
cific rises ten feet higher and falls
ten feet lower than 1t does in the Car
ibbean. The canal, however, will be
AZ miles long and will take up this
difference. We do not place locks at
Sandy Hook to control the tide in the
Hudson, ana that river is always nav.
igable. So will the canal be nayigable
at all timer"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
WARSAW POLICE
STOPPED FUNERAL
FEARED IT WOULD CAUSE A HOS.
TILE DEMONSTRATION so
cOSSACkS WERE CALLED TO
DlSPERSE GATHERING.

Warsaw. April 5.-In anticipation of
the funeral of the girl who died OF
wounds received in the fighting in
Dzika street on Sunday, workmen of
all the factories in the northern part
of the city left their work this after
noon and crowded EIekoralna and
Leszno streets. The police, fearing a
hostile demonstration, forbade the fu-
neral and summoned Cossacks, who
using their llnouts and swords, finally
succeeded in dispensing the gathering.
Owing to the closing of the univer.
slty OF Warsaw, 1,600 students were
dismissed All the students whose
was postponed during
their university year will be compelled
to serve now.
Police and military made further
house to house visitation in the sub.
urb OF Wela Tuesday night. where
they arrested fourteen persons and
discovered great quantities of revolu
tionary proclamations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
WAR ON
TELEPHONE CO.
CHICAGO ATTEMPTS TO FORFEIT
CHARTER BY QUO WAR
RANTo PROCEEDINGS BY AT
ToRNEY HEALEY.

Chicago, April Efforts 10 have
the courts declare. the charter Of the
Chicago Telephone company forfeited
were begun today by States Attorney
lIealey on quo warranto proceedings
in the circuit court Healey wished
70 file information in the Gaze at once
but Judge Mack refused TO allow this
unt | the Telephone company had
been duly notified. The matter there.
fore, went over until Saturday morn.
ine. The attempt 10 force forfeit
Of the company's charter is based on
allegations that the company fisrs
charged $3.50 aud Si.75 a month FOR
telephones, when It's franchise fixes
the maximum charge al s125, that the
company has charged toll on tele
phone calls between points lying with
in tho city limits IN direct violation Of
the provisions Of its franchsc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
ON WAY TO sLAY GOV. HocH
INSANE MAN 10 CAPTURED
Caught Within Block Of State House
at Topeka, kas., and Makes
Written Declaration OF In.
ten. "a Murder.

Topeka Kas., April 81 was in
apireI by Pyrrhus. the god of FIRE, to
come hero and kill Gov. Hoch. | have
sworn eternal vengeance against all
statesmen who pretend that they are
self-made men, If it hadn't been for
bis officer, who captured me, Gov
Hoch would have been no more. for
was on my way 10 the capitol to
kill him and | was arrested
One who has risen from obscurlty
10 high place is the worst enemy of
the impecuniOus genteeI Therefore
| hate Hoch" The foregoing written
statement was made today by a man
who was arrested yesterday within a
block Of the state house, by c. d, Mil
Ter. an officer Of the juvenile court
Miller saw the man was acting pecu
liarly and on questioning him learned
of his intention. The prisoner. who
gave his name as J. Everest Worthine
ton. waa uDarmed He was taken TO
the county jail and will be sent to an
asylum for tho insane
The police have been unable to
learn whore Worthlngton resides. Ar
ter his arrest he pretended he was
deaf and dumb, and written questions
and answers constituted his examina-
tion. Worihington is well dressed and
has the appearance of man of intel
ligence. He is tall and strong. and
has red hair and blue eyes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06

conclusion a motion was adopted ask
ing the governments assistance in
protecting cotton industries against
tho peril to which they arc exposed
by too great dependence upon the
United States. Balfour quilted the
house almost Immediately.
On a motion TO adjourn an extraor-
binary sceno occurred. Lloyd-George
(advanccd liberaD said ho had intend
cd 10 question the premier on the fate
that had befallen member of the
administration at Brighton re com
planned that on receiving notice that
the question would be raised the Pre-
mier had deliberately left the house
Tho prem,er's discouriesy to the
house. he said. was becoming abso-
luiely offensive
Several member spoke. supporting
Loyd-George and declaring the gov
ernment ought 10 resign
Winston Churchill said it looked
like the beginning Of the end and that
it was a retribution for the govern
ment's shams and shuffles and for the
manner in which the premier had
treated parliament
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
COT
MUCH EVIDENCE
or VA.UE IN THE BEEF TRUST
INVESTIGATION YESTERDAY
TEN WITNESSES WERE Ex-
AMINEE.

Chicago, April 5-Prices paid for
live stock by packers, alleged rebates
granted packers by railroads for hand
ling Of same, and private accounts of
some packing concerns are to be
closely inquired into within the next
few days by the federal grand jury in
vestlgating the beef trust. Another
phase of the question of alleged com.
bnation of some packers in violation
of tho Sherman antitrust law and
Judge Grosscup's injunction. to be in
CURED into, is the price paid by
wholesale dealers to packers for
meats.
Some witnesses teetifed on these
lines today and although they refused
TO mako public what they told the
jury, it is said large amount of data
valuable to the government was So
cured.
James A. Barrett, a wholesale meat
dealer at Merrill, Wis, was one of
.oday's Witnesses He Is said 10 have
explained to the jurors the alleged
hardships placed upon the small meat
3calar by packing concerns He ex.
plained in detail the prices paid pack.
ers by the wholesaler Barrett was
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
BALFOUR DRIVEN
FROM COMMONS
Shouts Of Resign" Resign!'
Dinned in His Ears
A REMARKABLE SCENE
BRIGHTON ELECTED A LIBERAL
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 20
YEARS-"BEGlNNING OF
THE ENC."

London April 5,-The commons TO-
night was the scene Of a remarkable
demonstration based upon the defeat
of government candidate in Bye
election for Brighton, a constituency,
which for 20 years, had not failed to
return conservative or unlonict candi-
dates for parliament.
While a somewhat lesultory and I'M
interesting debate was dragg ng ON,
there was a rush OF opposition mem
bers from the lobbies, shouting with
JOY over a liberal victory in Brighton.
The news was received with great
cheering Premier Balfour. who was
just then entering the house. was
greeted with shouts Of res gu, re
sign.
AS soon as the demonstration sub
sided the debate continued and at its
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
CLAIM THEY WILL
DEFEAT PALMA
PARTY is IN CON.
TRoL IN CUBA AND MAKES
BROAD CLAIMS FOR DEcEM-
BER'S ELECTION.

Havana, April 5.-i1lection Of off
GERS Of congress toIay demonstrated
that the nationalist party is in control
Of both branches The moderate par
ty. to which President Palma recently
declared his allegiance, now has only
nine senators aga thirteen nation
alists, and one independent. while the
house has 80 natlonalists, "a moder
ates. independents.
The senate elected its one independ-
ent member, General Sanguilly. as
president in succession OF Mandez Ca.
pote, leader of the moderate party
and intimate advisor of President
Palma.
The naIionalists claim the accession
|of Santa Clara moderate, insures Pal
mas defeat at the presidential elec
tion in December.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
CHICAGO SUES
STANDARD OIL
SUIT FILED FOR $4,000 FOR NON
PAYMENT OF INSPECTION
FEES-HAS REFUSED FOR
YEARS.

Chicago, April 5--The city today
filed suit for $4,000 against the
Standard Oil company. The bill is
based upon the alleged payment
of inspection fees by the company. 1t
is claimed that the company has for
years refused TO pay for inspections
made by the city unler the ordinance
regulating commerce in naphtha and
gasoline. Representatives of the
StandaiI Oil company hold that gaso-
line AMI naphtha are not products of
petroleum and that the ordinance does
not apply
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
cHicAeoAN HoNoREo
Vim, II. McDeel Elected Second Wee
President Of American Railway
Association.

Chicago. April 5.--Willism Henry
MeDoe1. president and general mana
ger OF the Monon route, was TO-DAY
elected second vice president OF The
American Railway association. &c.
DoeI began his railway service Ia 1850
as a check freight clerk with the
Chicago Great Western railroad OF II.
linois. Ills FIRST official POSITION was
agent OF the same road at Danville.
III. IN 1862. Sub. equcntly he vas
general agent OF the Toledo, Wabash
ana Western at Keoknk. Iowa. 10
held other railroad positions unA
1856. when he vent to the MonoD.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
NOT UNUSUAL
IN CHARACTER
ARE THE REPORTED ANTi-FoR.
ElGN MOVEMENTS IN CHINA,
SAYS MINISTER coNGER,
WHO INVESTIGATED.

Washington. April 5.-Russia has
been informed by the United States
that so far as the American minister
at Pel>in, Conger has been able to find
out, the reported anti-foreign move
ments in China are not unusual in ex-
tent or character. This was i'm re
sponse TO the Russian governments
request that Secretary Hay inquire
into the matter. which was he cause
matter. which was the cause of some
of some anxiety in ST. Petersburg.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
sEcRETEo
About Clothes Of Ragged Trsmp Who
He'd Tainted Was Found Over
5000.

Pottsvillc Penn. April 5--A tramp.
ragged aud repulsive booking. who was
found lying unconscious at Young's
Landing, this evening, from an attack
Of vertigo was found to have over
SS,000, mostly in 100 bills. secreted
about his clothes.
He had been 20 number Il houses
in Port Carbon and Palo Alto this af-
ternoon begging for n few cents to
SCI meal" and was apparently al.
fected by the sultry weather
Among other effects found upon him
was a key to a safe deposit box in q
Philadelphia bank. indicating the pos
session OF ether weL-.h.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06

followed by Samuel Grobinneheimer.
cattle buyer fo- Sehwartzschild and
Sulzberger, who is said to have testi.
fled concerning tho price paid for live
stock by packers. Patrick Cassidy.
traffic manager Of the National PacE-
ing company testified concerning tle
cost of shipping cattle TO cattle raisers
and arrangements packers have with
railroads for hand;nG live stock anG
dresred meats Altogether tens wit
nesses were heard today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
AL HIS EFFORTS N VAIN
And Emperor Frances Joseph is Dis
gusted With Affairs.

Vienna. April 5.-Emperor trancis
Joseph returned this evening from Bn-
dapest. All his efforts to secure a So
lutioh of Hungsrian cabinet crisis has
been fruitiess and today the situation
is practically the same as it was Two
months ago. The lower house Of par
lament apparently win continue in
session despite the eInperor's request
that II adjourn until a solution can be
reached; aud there is danger that the
debates in the house win lead %
greater .roubIe between the crown
ana the opposition parliamentary ma
iafit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
GERMANY WANTS
AN Open DOOR :
Tells United States That is Her
Moroccan Position
DIPLOMATS SURPRISED
NOTES MAY ALSO BE SENT TO
ST PETERSBURG AND MAD
RID-ALoNG SIMILAR
LINES.

Washington April 5.-Germany to
day clearly outlined 70 the United
States her Moroccan policy. Acting
under ms rnctions from Berlin. Am
bassador sternburg called at the war
department and left with Secretary
Taft memorandum TO tbs effect:
Germany stands for IAN open door"
In Morocco as In the far eaEt, and fof
The preservation Of the sta MS quo.
and for the safeguarding OF the com.
marcal trade interests not only Of
Germany but Of all trading nations of
he world.
Secretary Taft. without c0mmit Ing
this government on the subject
banked the Ambassador and prompt
" forwarded the memorandum 70
President Roosevelt.
Germany makes no mention OF
France In the memorandum. nor does
she request an expression of views
by he United States.
This informal on has been convey
ed to The United States because Of
sensational reports abroad about Ger
nany's attitude
Attracts Wide Attention.
In diplomatic circles the signif-
cance OF Germany's frank avowal at
Nash ngton of her views about Mo-
rocco ii not understood and the lRcl'
le0t has attracted all the more at
entlon because Of its occurrence on
RE day on which the Washington gov-
s~nment officially disclosed the inl-
ial role played by Emperor William
n exchanges Of the powers last year
.egarding Chinese neutrality in the
ar eastern war Some diplomats be-
'ieye the object Of German representa-
ions at this time is to evoke from
'Yasl ngfun similar avowal OF adj
f1erence to IAN open door, policy IN
Morocco.
May Send o:her Notes.
Although Secretary Taft was not 40
informed nor does his memorandum
Indicate 1t. Il Is believed here that
similar statement OF Germany's views
nay have been addressed also TO ~.
petersburg and Madrid.
No Official statement Of he German
,ositIon Is obtainable at the German
embassy here. n view of the fact that
President Roosevelt has scarcely had
time to consider the memorandum.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
HAND GRASP MAKES MAN MAYOR
Election OF John A. Latch, Republican,
in Democratic Winona, Mimi,
Laid to Magnetic Grip.

Winona, Mimi. April 5.-The hearty
hand shake Of John A. Latch Republi-
can, has made him mayor OF Winona,
despite the fact that this city normal
~ is heavily Democratic.
Latch made no campaign and there
were no prominent municipal ques-
tions before the public. The only ex-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
"HERE's A PRETTY HowDYDol"
Grocery Store Of the Governor of
M5ine Raided BY Sheriff and In
toHiesnts Captured.

Rockland, Maine April 5.--A whole.
sale grocery store here owned by Gov
ernor Cobb and others. was raided to-
day by the sheriff and a large stock
OF patent medicines said TO contain a
high percentage of alcohol was seized
on the ground that the offering Of the
preparation for sale is in violation of
tho Maine prohibit0ry law.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
THE STRIKERS LOST.

Chicago April 5.--Four hundred
men who have been on strike in the
sheet mill OF the Inland Steel com
oany at Indiana Harbor. Ind. have re-
turned to work under open shop rules
The strikers suffer a cut of two per
,ent in wages.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
KNEW HIS BUSINESS.

A Cass county man wanted 10 get
his daughter married on A Young
man called the second time. and tho
farmer began 10 object. saying he
didn't Ike him They were married
The next week. Kansas City journal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
WAS LlNcoLN's FRIEND.

Washington. April 5.-George W
GcOdall, an intimate friend OF Prcsi-
dent Lincoln. is dead. aged s. lie rem
dered valuable service during the war
as personal scout for President Lin
coin in the country surrounding Wash
ingtun
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
$4,000 PEOPLE
CHEERED Justify
Presidents Trip to Texas One
Continuous Ovation
MADE MANY SPEECHES
TOLD PEOPLE OF INDIAN TERRI.
TORY THEY WOULD BE EN-
JOYlNG "STArEHOOD" IN
A YEAR.

Dallas, Tex, April president
Roosevelt is tonight the guest of the
Lone Star state. The special train
bearing the President and party ar
rived in Dallas at 6:20 tonight. Re-
ceptlon committees were in attend
ance WI u the tran rolled into the
depot and the chief executive was
driven through the streets to a pub
lie stand near the Oriental hotel.
where he delivered an address. The
streets were densely packed. and the
reception accorded the pres dent was
nothing short OF continuous ovation
After delivering his speech, the pres
ident and party attended a dinner al
the Oriental hotel rendered by the
citizens of Dallas.
The presidents train will leave for
Waco, Austin and San Antonio at 8 40
tomorrow morning.
The Days Journey.
When the president awoke this
morning his train was trayersing Kan
sas AT every station large and en-
=
all bent on seeing and, if possible,
hearing the chief executive. The train
entered he Indian Territory before
noon. At Vinita shor stop was
made ana the presiden brieay al.
dressed larga crowd
AT Muskogee fully 10000 people
surrounded the railroad stat on. A
stand draped in national colors, had
been erected nearby aad although tho
program did not call for speech
here, the president yielded to tle loud
acclaim of the people and made a
bigel address, His subject was,
Statehood" and enthusiaa-'c c ap-
pIause greeted his utterance that In
dian Territory would add its star to
the galaxy of the states within a year.
Speech at Dennson.
Brief speeches were also made at
South McAlestcr, Atoia, Caddo and
Duran., after which the train crossed
the state line into Texas. Dennison
was reached at 3:45. An immense
crowd had gathered to greet the pregi'
platform smiling and bowing his ac-
acknowledgements to the cheers which
greeted him as soon as the t"ain
stopped.
A party of school children advanced
to the platform and presented the
president with a magnificent floral Of
ferng in the shape of Texas flag
In presenting the floral offering Miss
Pauline Everett as spokeswoman
said: "In former times children
strewed flowers IN the pathway oi
Washington and Lefaye;te; today the
school children Of the first free pub
lie school building ever built in Tex
as give you this floral emblem signl-
fying honor and integrity
The president replied briefly,
When the train pulled out for Sher-
man the president, stand ng on the
platform. waved his hand and smiled
in response to repeated cheers.
Speech at Sherman.
AT Sherman one of the largest
crowds of the day greeted the presl-
dent. He spoke for fifteen minutes.
Cannon doomed and the city was in
gala attire in homo of the visitors.
From Sherman the train maintained
it's schedule to Dallas. The president
was in splendid spirits after the long
DAYS ride and shortly before reach (
ing Dallas said. in answer to a ques /
tion. that he never felt better in mis- I
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
Bur HE DOESN'T CARE
Rock Islands MayOrEIeet unscsted
BY Legislature.

Springfield H.. April 5.-By a vote
of G5 TO 46 George W. McCaskrin. the
newly elected mayor Of Rock Island.
lost his seat as an independent mem
Der OF the general assembly and Geo
Cooke. Democratic contestant. vas de-
cisged to Lave been eieesel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06

PLANTATION of his election is that he
has a way of grasping a mans hand
thar imprcsses his cord.ality with
such distinctness that it cannot be
forgotten.
Latch received 137 votes majority
over his Democratic opponent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
SUCCEEDS W. W. RockHlLt.

Washington. April 5.-The execu-
tive board OF the bureau of American
republics today elected William c.
Fox. present chief clerk Of the bureau.
To be director to succeed W. W. Rock
hill. appointed mirsster to China
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
INpIANe ON THE wARpATH.

EI pasO. Tex. April 5-John 81.
Clair. wei known prospcctor whose
statements are considered reliable has
returned from the Yaaui country near
Tres and Sonora, and reports the In
dians still on The warpath and devas-
tatinG the country
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
DAN HOGAN GETS
HIS APPOINTMENT.
COMMISSION OF CLERK OF FED.
ERAL COURT IN NEW EAST
ERN DISTRICT DECIDED Up
ON BY JUDGE WRIGHT At
SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield. ILL.,. April 5.-Judge
Francis NJ Wright Of Champaign,
udge Of the new eastern district Of II
linois of the United States court, TO
lay appointed Daniel Hogan Of Mound
city. clerk Of his court. with headquar-
ters i'm Danvillc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
ReUsgN's SOCIAL DEBUT.

A dance was given Thursday even
ing at Ole HawkinsOn's. A good time
was reported. Reuben Hanson wound
up the dance by whipping i've Of tho
best men on the creek.-Pierce coun-
ty fN;s) Herald
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
IOWA TOWN BURNS OUT.

Akron. Iowa, April Fire here to
day burned out six business firms.
Loss. $4,000; insurance. s3S.0oo. The
origin q The Gre IS unknaun
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
ZIECLER MINE EXPLOSION WAS
WORK OF UNKNOWN PARTIES
SO Says the COroner's Jury--After Damp,
Caused by Setting off Blasting
Powder, Did 1t

Ill, April after damp the explosion OF blasting
verdict the
the
damp powder
poson believe caused by parties unknown
further believe that mine in
April 1876
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06
Jollies the Texans.

The president in his address here
tonight complimented the state as
"The Garden of the World, praised
its soldiers of the civil war AMI urg
ed the people to so conduct them
selves that their children may have
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-06

Continued on Fifth Page)
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-16

had = friend who did his au'y u
himself and Others with saeh zeal ina
he never went 20 bed without taxing nl'
temperature or got up Without drink
ing a scientific decection the name sho
composition OF which ] have forsosien
The flavor. however. was such as rem
der~i the duty performed pHrueu'sre
mevftorious. His dietary vas esse' 90
the most scientific principles. he
welghed himself before and amer eaei'
meal lie had his appeodix removes
40 as 20 nyoid ali risk OF appendicitis
and. In short. he 20 fully nealiredttne
duty of being heaithy and long lived
that he never had time 20 do anything
else or talk about anything else. on-
fortunately he never took that nekie
Jade Fortune" iiIfo his calculations
and after only year Of striving most
TO fuInil the duty Of being
long lived he slipped on a piece OF
orange peel and fractured the base Of
bis skuil.-Pall Mali Gazette.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-16

A golf story comes from Scotland.
where couple ~ old antagonists met
on a course every Saturday afternoon
20 determine their own private cham
pionshlp for the week. They were all
square" az the seventeenth. and the
loser OF last week had Just played his
third IN the shape Of a nice approach
20 the green. Last weeks winner
came up 70 his bail with grim purpose
He had an easy pitch 10 the green but
n number OF young sheep were uncon-
sciously browsing along the edge, all
obllvious Of the Olympian contest that
was on the point OF settlement Rim
forrard. laddle." said last weeks win
ner 70 his caddIe. 'and drive ava they
lambs" "Na. ma" vigorously protest
cd his opponent "BIde where ye be.
addict Ye Gamma move any growth
thing! That's the rule II gown"