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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
FORECAST FOR WEEK.

The senate will continue this
: week to discuss the railroad
i. rate bill, and indications fail to
= support Senator Tillman's PIE
= diction that the week will wit
. ness the termination of the gen
cral debate. Conservative sena-
= tors, who are opposing the
house bill, are still standing
out for a sweeping provision
for cou.t Of review.
+. Another week is to be devot-
ed 70 he postoffice approprla-
ton bin in the house of repre-
. sentatives. D-eands for fecog-
> milton will make il impo :sible
. tC reach the details of the bill
q before Wednesday. To com
. plete il will con ume the re-
mainder Of the week.
. General legisla ion will be
= suspended on Monday that the
: House may st as a city coun-
y Gil lrf the DISTRICT CT COlUmDt.
. There is to be general reply
. 10 the Democratic tariff
= speeches by Col. Hepburn of
9 Iowa, probably ca Tue aay. lie
e will pay particular attention to
. he showing made last week by
> Mr. Rainey. Of Illinois. on the
= question of the Importation of
. American watch movements
which had been sold abroad.
. Miners in the anthracite field
at the end of the first week
of inactivity appear to remain
stauuch in theri adherence 20
, President Mitchell
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
CRATERSBELCH|NG
STREAMS OF LAVA
TERRoR.sTRlckEN NEAPoLlrANs
FLEE FROM TIE WRATH
OF VESUViuS.
SUCCOR is HAMPERED
BY Red Hot Stones Flung High Into
the Air-Prosperous Hrp2y Farm
Lands 3n Gulf OF Naples Have
Been pevastltcd.

Naples, April S.-Mount Vesuvius to
day became more active than ever
ana the panic has sp:cad to Naples
TWO .troug earthquakes which hat
tered the windows and cracked the
walls were experienced today. The
entire population rushed to the streets
in terror, many persons crying, THE
Madonna has foraaEca us the end of
I the world has come" No trace re-
mains of the 30 cOtyccaso commune
on the southern declNity of the noun.
tain, where mp to IS hours ago ten
thousand persons lived; and Tore
Annunziata, On TIE shores Of the Gulf
of Naples enc mil, sou Inward. Is al
most .uT0uudel by invading lava ANA
has been evacuated by It's 10000 in
habilauts. People were brought -
Naples by trains. tfect cars. military
carriages and steam -hips
Similar mean OF transportation ar
Sim lar means Cf transportation ate
employed To bring people away from
Tcre III Greco Police aud carbinniers
arc guarding the abandoned house.
and al members of the govern.
ment are also there. The work Of sue
cor IS hamp2rc1 owing 10 decays to
every service which Is interrupted by
red hot ST me- thrown 10 a height of
5000 feet AMI falling on the tracks. As
yet it Is impo ible to count he crater
that have opened and from which
streams Of lava have foaled down on
the leaut ful prosperou and happy
land lying southeast of the shores Of
the Gulf OF Naples.
The atm phere Is hclvily charged
with electricity. Now ana then flashes
Of lightning are binding. while de-
tonaticn- from the volcano resemble
those Of terrible explosion The OBJ
serva'Ofy las been destroyed and Sig
The director and employee I
had narrow escapes. They passed last
night IN the darkness save for fire. I
Quent flashes Of ghtnlng. a. the ga
works and electric plants also we're I
destroyed. The restaurant ~ the Funi (
,ular railroad. too. has been obiitcT- /
ited. Prisoners 10 jails on the noun
aiu 81 le went mad with terror and !
nurined and were only partly quieted 4
Jy being brought here. but their fears
have been communicated TO the pris-
lners here. who may rebel a. any mo
ncnt. Toe situation Is c-.ti-aL
Breathing f. momontar.ly growing
more dificuit because Of poisonous
unes and smoke while hot hes,
which are stiIl falling tc-d 10 make
DE a burden.
Though thr-o b. much misery up
~ the present time there has be % no
stalitos except at Portica where an
,ld wsman died. supposedly Of fright.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
MUCH lEvEE WORK
Has Been Done Since 1870, Protecting
26-95o sqeare Miles OF
Bottom Lan6e.

When the Mississippi River commit
sion which passed south several dags
ago reached Caruthersville number
of citizens came aboard to urge the
need Of work in the harbor here. par
ticularly lev2es, which il is said. nccl
attention badly in that vicinity. The
commission made very careful inspee-
ton of the Missouri bank between
Birds Point and Cane q rardeau.
whore the government has recently
decided to build a levea, an appropria-
ton for the purpose having been set
aside.
In speaking in a general way of
what the commission had accumplish-
cd since the work was begun in 1879,
Gen. Ernest. the president of the
board, stated that the amount sp-nt
by the general government on lavees
fcr the Mississippi was over $4,000
O00 This expenditure has -eclRined
and is now protecting 2G.s50 square
miles. or n 00000o acres of land Be-
fore the construction Of the levses the
river In some places was 90 miles
wide
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
HURT BY A FALL
Mrs. Lottie Hurd. Formerly Of Cairo,
Painfully Injured st Her Home
In Anderson. Ind.

Friends of Mrs. Lo'tie Hurd, o. Au-
derson. Ind, formerly Of Cairo will re-
gret to learn that she sustained IN
jurics IN an accident az her home a
few days ago The Anderson Herald
says regarding the matter
Mrs. Hu-d mother Of Mr.. Jonu
.. Beck. at 2l2 West Eleventh street.
net with a painful acciu mt a. noon
Yesterday and as the result VIII be
laid up in bed for many days. Mrs
Hurd while passing ont Inc kitchen
door at her home slipped and fell.
striking her back on the door III. Fcr
time she was unable 20 move. but
after being carried into the house an1
physician summoned 1t was found
that no bones were broken. but the
muscles of the back we're badly
bruised. Last nighI Mrs. Hu-d was
resting case and her many friends
wish her speedy recovery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
MANY NEW BANKS
During March Forty-one Associations
With Capital of 81 2,305, 900 Were
Orgsnzed-Texas Leads.

The report Of the comptroller of the
u~rency, just isucd, shows that the
United states Is in tho midst of an era
# great financial prosperity. There
rcre in existence at the clcse of bust.
ness March 3l.190G, 5,999 national
7anks. with an authorized capital
tocA of $500 G,055.275
The total outstanding circulation Of
rhese banks, secured by bonds and
lawful money. amounted 10 $55i,CGG,.
}C7. Since March 14.I900. there has
been a total increase In number of
banks Of $3.50, while $lGS, 400 500 have
'cel adkcd TO the capital Of natl nal
bank in that time. However the net
'actcase in number Of banks has be-
reduced 10 2.3S2 on account of liquida-
ions and ia lures.
During March. 1906. forty-one asso-
,iations with a capital Of S.30j,00o.
were organized. OF thi number twcl-
ly-four. representing a capital of
1920. coo. were established. with an in
iividual capital # less than $4,000.
generally $4,000 The remaining
seventeen banks. with aggregate cap
tai Of st.GS5.000 hav an individual
capital Of SJ0.0o0 or over.
ln the summary. by states. Of banks.
fiom March / 10 March 81
1906. Tcxas lea BIC having been or
ranized in the state. with a capital of
Sl3 100000 However the capital Of
Pennsylvania 29l banks. organized
within ihis period. exceeds that Of the
southern state. Il be ng s222G2 900
Ohio stands third in the point OF capi.
al with Sl2 100000 for 153 bank.
There is also increased activity in
financial citcles Of the terrisorie. and
Stands. During the stated per 'ol. one
bank with a capital Of $50 900 was or
ganizcd in Alaska: one with a capital
II 100000 IN Por-o Rico. and On OF
'500oo0 capital and two with $4,000
,spiJal in Hawaii
To the passage of the act allowing
he Incorporation Of banks with CAPT
al Of only $4,000 may he assigned the 4
-casOn for the increased uumbe- of .
lanks. During the last six years 1881 .
banks with a capital OF s5o.9oa each. f.
total capital of Sie.
l6s.eo0. were organized
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
BIG FOUR SURVEYS
FOR A DIRECT LINE FROM EVANS.
WILLIE TO CHICAGO TO CON-
Meet WITH CAIRO.
At Mt. Carme;--Makes Preliminary
Survey--its Adoption For a
Through Line Sesms Certain.

The Big Four railroad company Is
having q preliminary survey made
with view Of securing direct line
from Evansville to Chicago
The plan is to conect with the Cairo
division at Mt. Carmel, thence 10 the
new Indiana Harbor line at DanyilIo,
Ill.,, VIII ch leads into Chicago
The bee line from Evansville TO NJ.
Carmel, as surveyed thus far. pas es
about one mile to the east Of Owena-
vile. The engineering corps whica IS
! large one, started their survey at
Evansville and have now reached the
nigh water 10 the northwest Of Ovens
Vile.
As the Big Four Is knawn to have
peading ambitions, they may adopt
this proposed line.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
GAINED A VICTORY
0VtR0CT0BER|STS
WIDEST HOPE OF RUSSIAN LIB.
ERALS REALIZED BY ELEC-
TION RETURNS.
GOVERNMENT TO WALL
Grant People Constitution or
Dissolve National Parliament
When it Assemblies.

ST. Petersburg. April 9-Electoral
colleges in twenty-eigni OF the fifty,
one provinces in European Russia
elected l7G members to the national
parliament, about third of the entire
membership and returns received up
TO tonight indicate that the widest
hopes of the liberals have been real
lied Constitutional democrats and
other progre. siveists everywhere gain.
ed Il tremendous victory over the Oc-
/ tObersts and other conservative part.
| les As far as ascertainabe not a
single candidate and nowhere did the
lOctoberistS score a triumph The
majorites obtained by the radicals
clinched The character of their victory
One of the hopeful signs for the
future in the character of many of the
peasants elected. Before the elector-
al college began to elect members,
peasants separately chose one of their
number as a candidate. This provision
was designed to appease the peasant
and alro was regarded by The govern
ment as insuring a conservative nu-
cleus, but this calculation had been up
set, for in almost every instance the
peasants elected, not only were pre-
ercssiye but the most highly educated
among their class. a majority of them
az least having high school educations.
In the Volga district and central
provinces where famine and agrar
ian disorders have been greatest, the
peasant vote was the most radical.
Tcday's results prove beyond a ques-
tion that the calculations of the gov
arnment have been rudeIy upset and
that the oppoaiton element will con
trol the national parliament by decis-
i've mapority. Premier Whites efforts
to induce Emperor Nicholas to pre-
claim constitution should now be
greatly reinforced.
Another crisis plainly confronts The |
government, fer the sweeping charac |
ter of their victory undoubtedly will |
encourage liberals to push the govern
mcnt to the wal ana il would seem
hat the emperor must yield to the !
of those who counsel final /
by issuing constitution 70
he people or dispers ng the national
parliament as soon as Il assemblies.
There seems no alternative except the
choice OF one of these two cour-es.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

st. Louis, Mo-, April 8.--A large gath
2ring of the followers of John Alexan
Ter Dowie today declared In favor OF
supporting him and denounced the
charges formulated by Overseer Voliya
as wicked and malicious betrayal Of
d sacred trust and the work Of the
DEVIL Charges against Dowie were
taken up one by one and explained by
Elder Archie f. Arlington, who then
called for vocal expression from
congregation, who loudly declared
Their allegiance to Dowie.
London, April 9-The London Zionist
church today confred the deposition Of
Ichn Alexander Dowie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
IS MORE SETTLED
In Pennsylvania Bituninoue Coal
Fields-Peacc OF District Was
Not Disturbed.

Pittsbgre Pa. April S.-Thcre were
no developments hat disturbed the
peace of the biuminous coal fields
today. In the Pittsburg district it is
expected that ninety per cent of the
miners who have been working. will
return to work tomorrow. Storm cen
ters in other districts are growing
more settled. and there is every evi-
dence that the men at these points
will return to work before many days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

Oow.e G, which they characterized as al.
most beyond human endurance
Il have not long to live Dowie
concluded, 'but pray God may spare
ne just long enough to win This fight.
rhen | shall be willing to 30 to taht
ing sleep, knowing that shall be
ca ed to the last by Well done, thou
good and faithful servant and that
will be remembered by my people,
for they will have seen the light and
learned that John Alexander, First
Apostle. was chosen by God to give
the word to Zion.
After the benediction, the audience
as 1t filed Cit passed Dowie and shoo6
his hand. Each reiterating reassu.
ance of loyalty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

tcrday indefinitely.
1t is learned that Peoria banks are
extent Of 100000 aud the trustees in
innate that not less than $4,000 OF the
partners private fund Will be required
to liduidato the claims.
Additional warrants were sworn out
by depositors at Pakn today fir Con
rad Luppen, y G, Smith, Henry Block.
Habbc Velde and f. +. INLAND.
These warrants viii be served Mon.
lay morning
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

in her voice.
"Oh, there is one thing ! have to be
thankful for" she sighed, and that is
that my husband was not with her
when she shot herself He hight have
been held for murder Oh! am thank
ful such a fate did not befall him
81 regret all this nOtiriety, for J do
not want my husbands business rela-
tions 10 be affected A. for me, | be
lieve he did no harm He Is a man.
and it is neces. AIRY for him TO lead
mans life"
Quiet, easy and refined, with eyes
that looked as though the suggest stion
Of pelfdy or uniaithfulne:s were sub
jccts OF which she knew nothing, Mrs.
Borlelbcn stands alone with her
philosophy among women whose hus-
bands have been implicated in public
scandalc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LIVES

san Francisco. Cal. April S-The
steamer Marinpoua arrived from Ia
biia. bringing additional particulars of
the storm which swept the South Sea
Islands last February. According TO
the last estimates one hundred ard
fifty lives were lost and property dam
age amounted 70 a million and a half
Several small vessels were lost dur
inL the storm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
FIVE PARTNERS BOUND OVER
TO THE PEORIA GRAND JURY

Peoria, ILL.,, April s.. Five partners
of failed Ties Smith bank Of Pekin,
were boand over to the grand jury by
.Iu tice Rapp yesterday and gave bond
In the sum Of $4,000,
The grand jury meets the first Of
May.
Tho 7. II. Smith Wagon company
which was heavily Indebted TO the
bank and was largely owned by The
banF partners has passed into the
hands Of a receiver ana was cl sed yes
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
Poundmaster Is Busy.

Tho new city poundmaster is after
the cattle that are are allowed to gc
about the streets of thecity unattended
contrary TO the ordinances. He has
arrested" nine or ten cows and mules
md horses since he has been appoint
ed, in several cases he arrested" tht
same animal twice. and the owner had
10 pay 81 each time. He has slaugh,
tered a dozen dogs. also.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
stRucK BY TORNADO.

Fayeite. No. April S--A tornado
pas ed over Fayette today doing much
damage. many houses being Unroofed
and blown from foundations and barns
and small buildings blown away. Re-
ports from the county say the storm
was general
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
Laugh loses Husband.

While walking to the village churCs
Al Simmenthsl (Swi.9erlaudl with his
faneee. on the way 20 tHeir sedding
a bridegroom slipped in The sn-s
ard fell. His bride fRstea Of beln
sympathetic. burst into laughter az his
discontinue. White with anger. .as
yoUng man al once broke OF tAr
match. and the sor-owfGi bride had t.
continue her way Elore.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
VOL|VADENOUNCEO
OOW|E AS TRAITOR
HIS BITTER WORDS OF DENUNClA
TIoN ELICIT APPROVAL OF
THE ziONiTES.
he is AFRAID OF HIM
And Eess His Hearers Not to Attend
Any Dowie Meetings On His Ar
rival in Chicago - First
Apost's" In San Antonio

Zion G ty, H. April Thousands
of Dowieites today heard former lead
er. ohm Alexander Dowie, denounced
from the pulpit in Shiloh tabernacle
and approved the delunciation and
signiied their Willingness to follow
! General Overseer Glenn Voliva. Zion
new leader who told of Dowie's alleged
misdeeds in bitter and scath,ng words
of denuncatlcn, eliciling the enth,,
siastlc approval Of his listeners
I After denouncing Dowie as a spend
! hrift, liar and traitor Voliya demand.
ed a decision of the aud ence as 10 who
hould be their future leader and COCO
persons in tho tabernacle arose as one
person and signifed their willingness
to follow Voliva
In bringing the announcement tc
Dowe TO a close Overseer Voliva sad:
Alexander Granger owns this taber
uacle. He owns this entire egtate
What | wan vou TO do Is 10 send the
title and offer ngs to Zion in the name
Of Overseer Granger instead Of in the
name Of John Alexander Dowe.
Make all cash and all commercial
papers Of every description payable to
Alexander Granger. The day has come
when you ought TO act as men and wo
men and exercise your God given free
will. | don't want You to do anything
by constralnt If you want 10 stand
for downright lying, hypocFacy and
amcful misuse of money Keep your
seats; but all of those present who are
tired Of his lying. his eNaggcra'ions,
h misrepresentation and his incen.
iisteaeies and his hypocgacy and his
srass iglC rance Of all business laws
and principles, stand up as an evidence
of their announcement OF Dowie and
his methods.
The response to this request was IN
stantanoous, every one IN The build
ing rising in acknowledgment of Vol
vas leadership.
Noliva then requested all present tu
keep away from every station next
Tuesday when D0wie reaches Ziue
NA'ts hfu want 1tu - SD uONH !
there and listen 20 his egotistical har
ranguc said Voliya. IF he .hould |
try any of his spectacular antics on his |
arrival here we will soon put n stop /.
oH. He cannot hold meeting IN /
Shiloh tabernacle. because we won't /
let h'm. Should he succeed in secur- T.
Ing place 10 hold meeting 10 ad /
dress the people Of Zion, | want you all /
% remain at homo and not attend the
meeting"
Again NOliya requesting the people
o assent 10 thir arrangement by ris
ng. The response was unanimous
After the meeting $50 Zion guards
employed 70 keep order IN the city
we're sworn in to support Voliva in all
lis undertake ngs. and all to-k the
"a h Of allegiance except one.
\ message was received from Dowie
Iuring the afternoon stating that he
would reach Zion City Tuesday morn
ng and ordering Shiloh hon O.. his
csidence, 10 be prepared for his hcmo
omine NolNa declared that Dowie
rould not be allowed to enter the doar
+ his former home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
EEFEcrc oE A sToRM.

Dewey station. III, April S.-FOur
persons were injured. one h0u-e over
turned and considerable Damage was
done 30 trees and roefs hy a severe
w-d storm which sp -p- over a small
area today. The electrical display a.
compsnying the storm was unusually
severe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
Narxinn Mrinhi Of Tinh.r

The weight OF mOst timber varies
according % the rart OF the tree from
which It is cut. ss general rule. that
nIt fr0m the top of tree may be TAX
Ct as aboat three 70 I've per rent
gL,cr than hat cHt fro1 the bait
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09
TRAIN is DERAILED.

Billings. Mont. April S.-Train num-
her ~ on the Burlington was derailed
yecterday by spreading rails near Al
lance, Neb. Damage was slight and
there we're no serious injuries.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

san Antonio Texas. April S-John
Alexander DOVE and party left to-
night for Chicago. A. a meeting Of H.
cal Zicnitcs this afternoon an San
Anton'o followers swore allegiance t.
Dowie. l.. e. Hall. pastor of the local
Zionist church vigorously defended
Dowic al cvcrv paint acd declared that
every msH. woman child IN Texas
who was connected with Zionist move
mcnt endorsed everything that the
First Apostle" had done. and believed
thoroughly in his innocence. He add
ed: Even If the First Apostle has
been guilty of any charges whics have
been brought against him. Noliva has
acted IN an an Christian like manner
thr- ughout this trouble
Dow 2 told his story. His entire al
dress was cen, cred about the subject
og polygamy and the conduct Of his
wife. The audience was wit hhim in
all thai he said. even when he bitterly
dlsparaged Mrs. D0wie. After Dowie
had been speaking twenty minutes
Mrs. Emma Rapp and husband rose
and faced the apo dc. Have you
anything to say. sister" asked Douie
J lived il your h-use for a num-
Der of years. said the woman and
want 10 tell these people thai never
Uas there kinder husband or a bet
ter Christ an gentleman. want 10
say. also. that when your every act
vas one Of kinlne.s and consideration
% Mrs. DoV-ie. she made life ucsufer-
able for ycu in her insane Jealousy
and fiendish perFcrs.ty. ! often wOl-
6ered how you cohld be so kind under
The conditions thar existed. ] make
this statement Of my own free viii
because God has told me 10 speak
Then Deacons Lewis and Peters
spoke II uHEifely conduct Of Mrs
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-09

ONE WAY to save money is to take
advantage Of bargain offers. But those
who pcrsistently. neglect to read ad-
vertiscments are not likely to know
when or where bargains are to be
found.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-02
Will ycs.a submit to:
Do you realize:

l. That the tunnels will more than double the
population of Hudson COUNTY.
2 That your house will be twice as valuable as i:
is now.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-02
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