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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
ARREST PARLIAMENT MEMBER

St Petersburg, Aug. Dspatche
received here today from Pensea 10
Gated at the junction of the Sura ano
Volga rivers, report the arrest of an
other member of the late parliament
NJ. Vragof. under circumstances quit
a. compromising as those In the Onip
ko case. Vragod being charged witt
completely in the murder Of Lieuten
ant Petroff. Of the rural police. and
wounding of a sergeant of the same
force,
Agrarian disorders in another dis.
trict of the province OF Pens "a led tC
an encounter between the popuace
and Cossacks i'm which one peasant
was killed and several wounded
The effect of the con inual agrariat
disorders will be that no Russian
grain yield will be shown. IN fact a
81. Petersburg hou.c reports the pur
chase of 10000 bushels of grain h
Germany for Russian delivery. m,
first time in history that such q thne
has occurred.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
IN CHICAGO AS RESULT or CRASH
FOLLOWING sTENsLAND's
GIGANTIC STEALS.
RECEIVER is APPOINTED
For Garfield Park institution But Pres.
ident Says It is SoIvent--Fuqi.
tive Banker is Again Seen
in Many Places.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. lG The Garfield
Park Bank, small institution located
al 2024 West Madison street. was
placed in the hands of a receiver late
his afternoon by Judge Bethea, Of the
United District court. Three creditors
with claims amounting to several tfous
sand dollars filed a petition asking
hat Ellis E Drake, president of the
institution, as well as the bank be NE.
olared insolvent The assets of the
bank are given in the petition
The court appointed Henry HeisianI
receiver fixing his bond at $4,000.
The collapse of the Milwaukee Ave-
nue. State Bank is said to have caus.
ed the doors of the smaller Institution
to be closed
President Drake declared tonight
that he was solvent and If given time
to dispose of certain securities, wouli
1ay off all creditors In full.
The police are still busy trailing
down clews regarding the fugitive
banker. Yesterday man said he saw
him in Pittsburg, but as all efforts ~
find him have failed, the report -is@ not
believed Today Stensland has been
seen in numerous places.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
NEGROES THREATEN
TO BURN TEXAS
AS RESULT OF TROUBLE FOLLOW.
ING OUTRAGES BY BLACK
TROOPS.
PRESIDENT APPEALED TO
For Aid and in Meantime Armed
White Men Are Preventing Sol
diers From Entering the
Town.

Brow syille, Tex. Aug. 1G.-No re,
plies are being received by the in
vestigating committee to the requests
for protection from the strain under
which the city has been since the out
/ rage committed by negro soldiers
Monday night. The committee has
| sent most urgent messages TO Presi.
dent Roosevelt, United States S2na.
tors CuIberson and Bailey and Cover
nor Lanham, regarding the outrages
| and said that after two days of dill
gent inquiries, it has been found that
no blame is attached to the citizens
and asking that the negroes be re.
Fplaced by white troops
The messages state nat threats
have been made by the negroe sol,
diers that they will break out again
and burn the town and it is feared The
five commiss 'oned officers cannot con
troll the men.
lncensed at the outrages of the ne
gro soldiers the citizens refused today
the permit the soldiers to enter the
Owl Mcfl Win IGGbEuE on Iuc DbIUCF
are patrollng the city and will not
permit a negro soldier to enter Sew
eral soldiers sent as messengers from
the fort on errands were sent back at
the point of guns on the outskirts Of
the town.
All Texas Is aroused over the shoot
ing Of the two white citizens by the
negro soldiers. ana Il committee of
citizens has served Maj,r Penrose,
the commandant, with notice that he
must produce the names of the sol
diers guilty OF shooting up he town
within tweDty-four hours or the com
munity would not he responsible for
the safety of the negro who came out
side the barracks.
Gent. McCaskey has arrived at Fort
Brown and is conducting an invefti |
cation. Three attacks by negro sol |
dlers upon white women hay been re
ported in the three weeks the black |
soldiers have been al tnis fort
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
TERROR CARNIVAL
STILL RAMPANT
IN RUSSIA
AND DESPERATE REVOLUTION.
lsTs AND REDS DEAL DEATH
WITH BOMBS.
PROCESSION is FIRED ON
While Returning From Holy Pil
grimage--Many Killed in Differ.
ent Parts of the Enire by
Assassns.

Warsaw, Aug. ia boy threw a
bomb AT Q o'clock this evening into
a procession passing through ChoI
odina street on its return from pi'
grimage to the shrine Of the Holy Vir
gin at Rokitno. near Warsaw. wound
ing two processionists.
The explosion attracted patrol Of
Infantry. who without warning fire1
volley, wounding 80 persons
A band of revolutionists today at
tackled the government alcohol store
shot and killed clerk and wounded
TWO other persons. The band tried tc
rob the cash drawer. A patrol of in
tantry surrounded the house and the
reyoutionists fred from the window
but all were arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
THE AUX WINS RACE
'or Honor Of Defending the Roosevelt
Cup in Yesterdays Trials-Sun.
atra Comes In Second.

Marblehead. Aug lG-The Aux,
owned by Charles r. Adams. of the
quincy Yacht Club, and the Sumatra,
owned by Francis skinner. of Boston.
won the fifth and sixth trial races re-
'pectively for the Roosevelt cup de-
lenders today.
The AUX beat out the wfndrim Kid
the first race by only 1G seconds.
With Bonidrei, the former wiuner.
'hird and New Orleans Of the South
'rn Yacht Club. fourth. all close tc-
lether The AUX also made a pretty
bid for first honors I'm The afternoon
'ontest, being beaten out by Suma-
'ra by barely - seconds. with WIND
I'm Kid third.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
NO MODIFICATION
In the Pope's orders Is to Be Uraed
BY the Governmsnt--MustB Be
Applied AS II Stands,

Paris, Aug l6-M. BRAND, minister
of public worship today received sev
eral of his political supporters and
discussed with them the situation
created by the Pope's Encyclical let.
ter to the French bishops ana
bishops with reference to their attl.
tude toward the law for the separation
Of church and state.
NJ. BRAND denied that the govern
ment was disposed to enter upon ne.
g0tiations with the Pope for an under
standing based on notifications of
law which he declared must be ap,
piled as it stands.
BRAND added that the government
believed that the law would be ac-
cepted in the end.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
TARIFF IS THE ISSUE CRIES
CANNON IN OPENING SPEECH
OF THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
Uncle Joes Presidential Boom is Launched With
Enthusiasm Pat Says the Speaker
Who RurIs Defiance at Gompers

any time since history began. This is
under the policies Of the Republican
party as enacted into law by congress
and executed by the president. At
tribute this condition to what cause
you may, speculate about II as you
will, call II confidence in men on
measures, the fact remains that il
exists and that there has never been
recorded anywhere uch Industrial de
yelopment and such a wave of pros,
per.ty as has swept over the United
States in the last decade
Under the administrator Iof the
Dingley tariff law there has been a
greater development in all forms of
industry than has ever been reached
under any other revenue law since the
government was organized. The sche
dulles Of that law are not sacred but
the principle there embodied is funda
mental. Since the enactment of the
first revenue law under Washington
down to the present time the periods
of prosperity have been under protec-
ton. and the periods of adyersity have
been under the policy of free trade, OF
tariff for revenue only.
This remarkable prosperity under
the Dingley law has not been for one
class. but for all the people 1t has
touched the artisan, the farmer the
manufacturer and the common labor
of the country. All have felt its benefi
cent influence, and measure my
words when | say, that he production
from all kinds Of business enterprise
has doubled since the memorable yeai
Of 1896 when the country in its dis
tress turned to William Mckinley, the
Of protection, as the ad
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17

ing thereon any monument hat might
be desired.
AS one who welcomes with joy
every movement calculateG to assuage
The lingering pains of that mighty con
tlict deprecate to the last degrees
any movement of the kind proposed.
and think that it is due 90 ourselves.
To our great organization. and to the
truth of history that tnio encamp-
ment should place on ,ecord before
the public at large most torcible but
dignhed protes. against any such i'm
pious shaft being permitted to raise
its head towards high heaven"
The commander in chief closed his
address with "A touching tribute to
his wife. who ded in Montana last
june as the result C. an accident.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17

Danyille H., Aug. lG.-When Speak
er Joseph G. Cannon, of the National
House of Representatives, was given
his seventeentha nomination by ac-
clamation in the Eighteenth District
Republican convention today he was
also commended to the Republican
National Convention of 1908 for nomi-
nation as candidate for president
The formal part Of the program, the
conservative language quoted above, is
the only expression in the resolutions
which announces Mr.. Cannon's candi-
dacy. The step, however, is taken
with the speakers consent, and the
manner in which II is taken has been
fashioned a good deal by his advice
Cannons speech to the convention
gave the text and arguments Of the
Republican congressional campaign
this fall In this respect alone the
convention was noteworthy. inasmuch
as the Speaker is to be the principal
Republican performer in that cam
paign, What he had to say in this
SbNctu may bC hANtPitl do tue It-
lican text book for the campaign. He
believes that the next national issue
is to the the tariff, with the Demo
Gratis again assling protection and
demanding tariff for revenue alone.
He also believes his party proposes to
stick to its old arguments The fight
in Iowa, which resulted in the re-
nomination of Governor Cummins. he
believes 10 have been merely local and
not indicative of any national sent-
mcnt.
Gompers is Defied.
The speech which Cannon delivered
to the convention after the nomination
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
THROWN IN JAIL
We're Prominent Illinois Socialists
Because They Attempted to
Make Speech.

Peoria, H.. Aug. Rudolph Pfeif
fer aud S. A Knopfnagel. prominent
socialist leaders of Peoria. wer,
thrown into Jail at Brimfield today
and kept prisoners without any pre-
ferred charges for several hours be.
cause they attempted 10 make public
answer to an attack on Socialism
made by Senator w. NJ Barnes. OF
Peoria, who was the orator at the old
Settlers picnic Rudolph Pfeiner is ex.
banker and a wealthy man Later both
men were released
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17

| vance agent of prosperity. The capita
! employed in our indu.iric. ha,
| doubled; the total wages paid fol
labor have more than doubled in these
Ten years: the farmers have lifted
heir mortgages and are enjoying The
| smbarras sments of a surplus In the
savings banks; and labOre.s have
ceased to hunt for jobs. ami have be
come the hunted by The jobs. in nj @
If large immigration from other lands
there Is more work than workers In
this country today. Capital is cheaper
than ever before. and money can BE-
had at less interest than anywhere
Use in the world
u be sun of prosperity g. shining on
every part of our immense reich Of
territory from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific and from the Great Lakes IT,
The Gulf and The Rio GranIe. We ar
a. peace with all the world. and cur
influence for peace. whether il De
between Two great powers in the
orient or among the small rp1ubiic
the American Continent. Is felt
throughout The world
The record OF fhe rcrrsnt Is Ri
best and only certificate for continue
employment and the Republican parts.
rs a sarran of the people. stands 80
lay in this campaign s1usrcly On IT,
record
We have TO census Figures a. o.
business conditions in 1896 bur we
have them for 1891 1890 and 1905.
and Ia supplement these we have tha
official message of President Cleve
land. complaining that unparalleled
business distress and lack Of con
idence marked the greater part II his /
We also have the off I
tConciuded on SeCOnH FaEaJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
OUTBREAK IN PRISON,

Moscow. Aug 16.--An outbreak oc
cured today in the central prison
among the political offenders confined
there owing 10 the hospital conditions
Wardens Of the prison. beingunableto
Wardens of the prison. being unable 10
cope with the disturbances were
forced TO call in half a company of the
Penoya regiment which subdued the
outbreak by volley, killing two and
wounding ten prisoners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
ORDERED CLOSED
BY Currency Comptroller It Bank at
Chelsea, Mass.

Boston, Mass. Aug. lG.==The First
Natonai bank of Chelsea will not bs
lpen for business In the morning. or-
lers having been issued by the comp.
roller of the currency to close the in.
tituton No further Y,ai sment was
1ade public The bank Il one of the
,ldest institutions Of Chelsea, having
>een incorporated in 1864 II has
apital of 100000 and carries deposits
4 several million dollars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
"HE KNEW HOW TO DIE"

Yatta, Aug, 16-A plot to pillage
several villages here was discovered
today by the police commissary who
with an assistant shadowed two men
One of the conspirators was shot by
the commissary. whereupon the other
drew a bomb from his pocket lighted
the fuse with his cigarette and then
started running. He slipped and the
bomb exploded, fatally injuring him
His last words were you see we know
how 10 die"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17

defes Samuel Gompers. president %
the American Federation of Labor, IL
the labor crusade over the anti-iniunc
tion bill. The key note sounded by
Speaker Cannon was stand pat" HC
pra sed the tariff to The smallest let
ter in the Dngley bill. He stated en-
phatically that the tariff should he re-
vised only when the revision will do
more good than harm The last part
of the address dwelt with President
Roosevelt whom he praised unstint.
cdly.
Speaker Cannon's speech is part fol
lows:
An Era of Prosperity.
Mr Chairman and Gentlemen of tn
Convention ] thank YOU for this OK
preston Ct confidence and ! congratu
late YOU on the prosperous condition
of the country under Republican al
ministration The Republican party
has followed the teaching in the par
able Of the wise servant who returnoI
To his master the taIcn- entrusted tr
his care multiplied ten fold Clothed
with respon ibilijy for the admiuist-a
ticn of the government Of So 10o.01'
people. We have sought to make a 20
turn that will bancf those who en-
trusted the talent 10 cur ca. We
have succeeded in making two hades
OF grass grow iuxurianIy under Re
publican a'imin 'straiion where one
grew feebly before under ID mocratic
administration
Sins the election Of Wm. McKin
ley as president. he business OF the
country has doubled aad the material
interests Of all the people have bc-
come better than ever before in orr
history: ave. better than the condition
Of the people anywhere On earth in
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
LYNCHEO BEFORE
GOVERNORS
EYES
WAS THE SOUTH CAROLINA NE.
GRO FiEND DESPITE APPEALS
OF STATES EXECUTIVE.

Greenwood, S. G., Aug 1G.--"Bob"
Davis, the negro who assaulted Jennie
Brooks near here Monday, was
ylnched at o'clock tonight GOV. Hey.
ward was present and made a strong
appeal to save the negro but the mob
was determined and shot the negro to
death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
RAIsULIs is VICTORIOUS.

London. Aug. 1G.-A dispafch TO
news agency from Tangier. Morocco.
says that Sc iOus hgatinE rcoccurrcd
to-day between RaisuIis' no and tho
AngheTiie tribcsmeu ar Outersokoa
near Tanricr The latter were routed
and fed toward Anghora. losing sov
erai mon. Basulis' fore also sustained
several 4 mai if
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
TO RETIRE ODELL
From Management of New York Re
publican Affairs and Nominate
Chas. E. Hughes for Gov.

New York, Aug 1G.--The Evening
Post today says that fIiends of state
Chairman B. b. Odell. of the Republi
can state COMMITTEES have sent notice
to friends of President Roosevelt that
they are in favor of nominating Chas
+. Hughes for governor on the Re
publican ticket The Post also says
that Odell's friends will consent to his
removal as state chairman provided
his succe sor is not to be an anti
Odel man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
FIFTEEN ARE DEAD
As Result Of Explosion OF Two Gers OF
Dynamite in Mexico and ov,r
Thirty Are Injuries.

El paso Tex. Aug ia speciai
10 fhe Herald from Chihu1hua. Mex
ico contains the following account II
'ho dynamite explosion ycstcrrav.
Two cars Of dtnamite were blown
to atoms mile so"th 81 Chihuqhaa
station on nc Mexca0 Central rail
road. Two women, two children. eight
men. all M,Nicans. ucrc killed r A
LeWie. an American. IS injured Sew
0ai steel cars and an the buildings
'n the vicinity were cpmpl tcly an
1ihiliafed- The expression causri an
1ther one in the Andrescoba'ne re
ory 80 hiock- suar. On thi three
'cr-on- were hlled and ihi,ty wcfe
wounded
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
SMASHED RECORDS
Again Did the Game Little The Bron
cho Paces Fas; Trial Mile
at Peoria.

Peoria. H.. Aug 1G-Tde Pckin
track record was broknc today by The
Broncho, driven by Dean. who paced
the trial mile against time in POP and
repeated the mile in 2:o5 with the last
hall in one minute fat The previous
track record of 2.0G was mad by 1t
Tie Squaw three years ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
PLENTY OF FUNDS.

Columbus. Ohio. Aug. lG.-Govcrno
Harris received a letter today from
James d. Phelan. chairman of NJ,
finance committee # the Red Cross
society in San Francisco. roqu sst ne
him 10 have all affiliated orraliza
lions balance accounts and send n,
reports TO him. He say thar they hav,
plenty Of funds 10 carry ou the work
of rehabilitation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
A VIOLENT QUAKE
Broke Communication Between Chile
and Buenos Ayres and Panic
Follows.
BULLETIN.

Buenos Ayres Aug 17-An earth
quake was felt in the province OF
Mendoza at . o'clocK ia.t night
TelegraPhic cnmmuni~a ion with
Chile has been interrupted a. re-
suit
While il j. bclived that no l0us
damage IA been done. panic PREVAILS
ginOng the people ho-s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
BRYAN AT MADRID.

Madrid Aug 1G-Oa his arrival
hero today William J Bryan was re
ceivcd by Vice Conc1i Madiiu sum.
mcrs in the absence of Minister Wi.
liam NJ Collier Bryan ieft Madrid
ai : O'Clock this evening fer Cordova
from which place ha viii g, te Grcn
ada and Gibrafer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
FIRED At A CAT.
But the Lead Hit a Baseball Pitcher,
Fatally WoUnding Him.

Maysvilio Ky. Auc 1G-Wm. Js-
cohs. baseball pitcher. and Addison
Jones. visiting in the country this
afternoon. seizei guns and tried to
xiii cat thai had bees stealing ch cs-
rns. The rat ran hv Jacobs and Iones
fired. The load striking Jacobs I'm tho
right shoulder arm and thigh He IS
thought to Dee fatally wounded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
TO LIVE At STOCKHOLM

Stockholm. Aug. lc-Mr. Crisp tIe
Swedish minister to the United states.
hss sold an hi Norwegian Fr11criios
and Eil settle "a Stockholm after his
retircmen' from the diplomatic se--
vice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
AMERICAN WINS At CHESS.

Berlin. Aue- 1G G-Tho intrrnstio17i
chess tournament 81 Nur mlmre
wh'ch began July p. came 20 close
today Frank = Mar-hau. the Amer.
cau. son Dc fr=f prize with u wins
Saving not iot a single gsm..
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17

The hvgienist has kindly deco -
there are millions ef mic-aJes ia
haads1zke. What psfiears ara 81
arfltude b. must pCssrss' Blt ief -
b. brave and 60 m esras1yfn- fhe-n.
II it please sci-Hce tc cnal, utcfs "a
tie isE ulh ran a. uu ies ssn
give scis1re Te--1i ss'ol 70 ITO sai
win ihe stunt Ecuarsr. rral.-ct
the-e arr sood miC.o1es e. an ss
bad ones
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
BIG FOUR BRANCH.

Evansville Ind. AHc. o.. IL va. an
nornced ioaiClt that tho Pig , ul
has acquired terminal properly IN THIS
city and that the rad WiIl be huill
from At Carmui. H. into Evansville
st once
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
CAMPBELL IS CHOSEN.

Dallas. Tex. Aue. 1e. e.-Tlomss II.
Campbell ~ Rusk. Tex was this
afternoon nominated by The Demo
ctsfi- ps-tr for z3relnor Of Teas
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17
GENERAL FEARS THREATS.

Odessa, Aug. Governor General
Kaulbard is daily receiving threats
of assassination and has ordered high
military authorities not TO 90 out
saying il only means to be murdered
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17

u is not impossible now ie 1rioad
lake vessels at the rate of I.00a tons
an hour. and it Is easy 10 lead tnem
--ch izsfer
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17

CONCLUDED On se00Oi FassJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17

COPY AND DESIGN should COM.
pine TO make your advertising effect
Ive' Carelessness IN getting up your
ads Is as destructive Of merit here ~
eareIessness IN keeping your stock
Is there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-17

AFTER A BOY SLIDES DOWN the
bansters number OF times by hold
Ing on, he thinks he knows how, SO
tries It and let's go. He is picked UP
badly battered. Because you have
built up reputation Is no sign you
can quit advertising and hold your
trade.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-11-30
Not what He Expected.

The visitor from Mars, who hap
pened TO land In the heart Of a great
city, found himself in a scene of ter
rifying noise and confusion.
Pedestrians were hurrying for their
lives, to escape from being run over
by street cars, automobiles and great
truck wagons. Elevated trains were
laundering overhead Small boys. in
a high state Of excitement, were run
ming hither and thither, carrying bun.
dies Of papers that looked as if they
were printed with blood instead of
ink, and yelling at the stop Of their
voices:
''Uxtry! Double murder on de mort
side! Big steal in de county baildin'!
Tur'ble railroad accident! Many lives
lost! All bout de strike! Bloody
riot"
Move along there, dang yez!"
growled a stalwart policeman, grab
bling him by the collar and giving him
a shove. ''Ye're obsthructin the side.
walk"
Great Jupiter!" muttered the Wis.
itor. Us this the beautiful, heavenly
planet I have been all my life want
ing to live on! l wish could go
back!"
But his wish was vain. He had
come without return ticket.-Chi.
cago Tribune.
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