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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

ST. Pe,eraburg May Without a
single hitch and with only minor in
cident TO make a memorable day, the
Russian parliament was inaugurated
today The weather was superb and
the Stage management of the impress.
siye ceremony a the Winter Palace
where Emperor Nicholas, surrounded
by courtiers ana allt the pomp and
panoply Of power, delivered his speech
from the throne 70 the members OF the
two houses was perfect Such a spec
tacle, perhaps never before had been
Witnessed on The earths stage
The message in reality was less a
thronc speech than a greeting and
required only three minutes for its
delivery Emperor Nicholas read slow
" and admirable Even the cordial
tone Of the sovereign in renewing his
pledges and asking the cooperation OF
the parliament fer the regeneration OF
the country was only negatively sa.-
isfaetory
Cogrtiers and pecta'crs. other than
members of the national parliament.
le1 The cheering but the members
aafa om rcusly silent eEpressins
re her approval nor disapproval What
yankled most was the failure Of the
emperor to mention amnesty and later
when the members assembled in the
Tauride Palace away fro mthe spell ol
the throne room, many Of them were
with difficulty restrained from par
ticipating in the matter by offering res
olutlons on the subject.
The constitut onal democratic lead
ers, however, who dominated every
thing. We're anxious not to weaken the
reply which the lower house will pre-
pare 10 the speech from the throne
III which issues with The crown viii
be ialned, and succeeded in staying off
premature action,
The scene around Tauride Palace
was in str king con rast with that Gt
the Winter Palace. Each, indeed was
typical and told an eloquent story
At Tauride Palace tens Of thousands of
people were aclaiming their represent
tatives; at the Winter Palace logions
Of military and couuiers lay the hun
dreds cheered for he emporer Never
thele the proceedings of the lower
house were not spectacular; in fact
they were almost tame in comparison
with those at the Winter Palace.
The only genuine flashes of fire
which showed the real temper of the +
members Of The house were when Prof .
who had been elected .
president Of the house invited the gov
ornment oificialJ ard clerks to leave .
the hall and when Ivan PetrunkeyitcE .
in a few eloquent words from the ro5-
rum told his auditors that the first .
thought Of the parliament should be
for those who bad suffered in the
cause of liberty who now filed prisons
and whose arms were tretched out iu
the hope and confidence TO the peo-
pies representatives. More enthusias-
tic cheering than that which greeted
this appeal never was heard in q poiil
icaI conycn ion In The United states.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

IS uudors God.
sheriff Burke Immediately communl-
Gated this INTEL gencc TO the Sheriff
of Dupage County, and received tole.
paonic distractions to organize a posse
and go in pursuit.
J, has been learned that Amcntor is
qaaricred IN The heart of he German
settlement al Cloverdalo. and is being
cared for by relatives.
Miss Bertha Muentar wa seen at
Wheaton 70 later than yesterday.
As soon as the discovery OF Muen-
ter's wedding sponsor Identification
was made ne Chicago police were con-
munica,cd with and Chief of Police
Collins assigned detectives to follow
the '.ail e the fugitive.
Mrs. Max Gacudloch. of 532 Pratt
avc-uo, a sister OF Muenter was great.
iy wrought mp when told that he had
been located. She declared 1t was inn
ross BE a hcr brother was not in The
United States. She also denied that
Miss Muenter was in wheaton al
ihGueh. ID is alleged. she has on three
cccaslons made trolley trips ID Chi
caeo from Whc1ton within the past 10
days
= lverman nancl Arthur G05tfrieI
ras found today who drove Mle-ter
10 Wheaton abo-f the time o. bis dis
The passenger answered
fully Fl. the description sent r4t Ev
.te pei Ice For most Of the si1-uiIe
drive TO Clorerdale DC was siIcn.
uf as the tri1 was ending ha relaxed
Re ASKED tho driver not t1 mention his
pre- cnce. and not 70 discuss bis drive
lcross tho country t0 Cl1Yerdale.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
RUSSIAN PARLIAMENT WAS
OPENED WITHOUT A HITCH
Emperor Nicholas Occupied Center of Stage Sur
rounded by Courters and Al Pomp and
PanOply of Power
SPEECH WAS COLDLY RECEIVED

Constitution and amnesty were the
keyaotca Il Mouromtif'3 speech.
BY The rong Of fate, Ivan Pctrunka-
witch, whose frs mention Of the word
constitution twelve years ago was dis
missed by Emperor Nicholas H. as "a
foolish dreamer. today stood in the
front rank of the member of the
representative chambers While Emper-
or Nicholas put his final seal upon the
Russian parliament and begged the
representatives Of the people to co
operate with IA in working fer the
welfare Of the country.
The lower house Of parliament I'D
iourned over until tomorrow, in order
not to interfere with the opening ex-
orcisea cf the council Of the empire
and also to permit the committee of
con titutionaI democrats to consider
he reply 10 the speech from the
throne,
Dispatches received from al parts
# Russ a indicate that the opening Of
he parliament was celebrated every
where
a. pqthetic figure in the scene at the
ealaco day vas that Of Count Wi te
Vt whom The correspondent Of the
Associated Press caught glimpse be
fore the ceremony, pacing the corridor
entirely alone. Late, he entered the
hrone hall clad in the gold and black
B., %, }f,,-,,, l>g d. g.aro+o,y- "a f-t,t1 r,,, 80
the highest dignitaries OF the court
which still remains to him and with
the ribbon of the Alexander Nevskv
order on his breast He took his place
N the ranks Of the bureauacy. Form
er Interior Minister Durnoyo was there
90; chatting arimately and earnestly
with his companions, but Witte seem
"a to find cold welcome from every
me. Finally he wandered away and
stood apart until the imperial pageant
approached.
After lie adjournment Of parliament
here was great celebration in front
IF The rooms oG tae Constitutional club
TO which the leaders had rotired for
,on ulation thousands Of nc-ple
accd Tho adjoining streets and shout
ed and chaered until the leaders ap-
'eared on the balcony aud spoke Their |
words were received with frantic an
clause n the crowd, stump speakers (
including socialist deprtios from bar
.els and cart tail delivered orations. /
Though epen air gatherings are Illegal T
he police did not Interfere.
At conference Of The constitutional /
democratic leaders this evening it was
.ecided Prof Mouromt'seT. when he
S received in audience by Emperor
Nicholas tomorrow t3 receive the i'm
erial confirmation Of mis- election to
ha presidency Of lower house, should
roach the ubject Of immediate am
esty % political offenders
A celebration in hceor OF the opoa-
ne of parliament wa hcll today In
very city Of the empire. The only
disturbances were ar Simb,rs1 and
evcral cities of Poland where there
'cro collisions between tho police and
oyc ting factions and revolutionary
tuderts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
MUENTER GUARDED
BY DEVOTED
SISTER
ALLEGED WIFE MURDERER is BE
LIEVED TO BE HIDING m
cLovERDALE, Ill.
POLICE CLOSING TRAP
About The Hsrvsrd Professor Seen BY
an Alunnus-Another Sister
Declares He is Out Of The
Country.

Chicago. May l0--A police trap is
believed to be closing about Professor
Erich Mgenier the Harvard profess sor
accused Of numbering hiss wife who
has been hiding for a fortnight IN
ClOverdale. gear Wheaton. IT,. guard
ed by his sister, Miss Bertha Muenter.
Sheriff Burke. Of Kane County is iE
charge Of the posse. and Mueu er's ar.
rest is confidently expected
MuentsI' hiding place was made
known TO Sheriff Burke through q Har-
ward aiumnus. who resides In Wheat
on.
He vas best man al the wedding 0f
MuenteF to the woman he Is accused
Of poisoning Tie say Muenfer at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
BsEAK FOR LIBERTY.

Wala b. I'M. May l0.-T.ank Gil
f-u a pri aa- who was being r.
irr1-d from EiEhsrt county to tle
IrI oatf-fa rrllrnaterr. jumped
from s1rftiuui Biz F1rr t-ail .e-
day rr7r Warsaw R4Ie fhe i-a.n vas
lnr'rz 8f f9 miles aH hour RE u7s
Iocau.lref vi+h broken alEia and E.
.n Ite l-s1ir7l bore
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
AUTOPSY DEVELOPS
SP|ER WAS A
SUICIDE
LAPSED INSURANCE POLICY HAD
BEEN RENEWED SHORTLY
BEFORE DEATH.
PERMIT TO BURY BODY


New York Nav ia e.oora ~,
tnrey voc a,rs,.,
NJ" '''s's n M
N0a5 - Fa'''fAe' +. ahlf- " in VIM
= y anith lntirnarr AMI the bullat
which caused h'e 29lth wa fonnd AMI
4 extracted L proved to he af 22cali5re
~ amo 2 that Of ihe revolver be
longing 70 Mr. Gnier
The autopsy was perfoemed by D.
Ned. tho corone's phv iciao as. Is e'
By i1r iIosaca W Patterson t1e Sp'e
! family pAioian De TT ToBusa na
an3 Dr D, 4 Haeure Cf4one Cahili
was y 2n' rha buH as oated NJ
a tach alaer Me left shoalIe BLAZE
i y aaa DanetaU to beae
#ha aulrle tt.a doctors Il how 2tr
sttr eald nave v'ra saa hea
l'e e' 9r iaaeee t4a etap
h. fsa- The hale, han pi erc- q
a Rr niao eHera the
,ia3 r r ff Eeean 10
The hc3> a when gallad Is a
d6anae of ightaaa feet Tas bl9od.
show baO lse uan waited tho
2tger locaivin1 tia total hul
le aaj ae dect",a et AUTOPSY to-
af arraad trat tbs n ab evtro
aa at,ro in t5e ease
f-He Pe~-t n,r4 eoaq
As onn o. ia re-utt Of fha an onsv
was learned Coroner CqhiU gave ner.
1T foe tha burial Of tqa beap which
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tarv The hody had i, ~ pleoaa IL a
paul f tha ceuet fhi. m,r,jna
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
EVOLVES
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FOR FRISCO
CORPORATION READY rs c7=ND
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OLD CITY.
PUBLIC 70 SUBSCRIBE


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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11
sEVENTYFIVE kILLEn.

london. May l0--The c-rraz g1ndcni
at Con ta-fiuap1a of rho TELEGRAPH
reports that IN fehtfag between Truks
and Armenian al Caesarea. seventy
Eve a-mrn ans we're killed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

THE AIM, IF REACHED or not,
makes great the Iifc." Applied to busI.
ness this sentiment means "try to be
Wanamaker, one Of the most success
fu advertisers in the world"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

SYSTEMATIC ADVERTISING holds
business ~ line just M brials and
reIlls 90 horse. Without ths advtr@
uf'na ara the reins me busincss and
me h'rAe Is not likely % b. properly
managed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

Organize bondaa rroFtaaga cor5or.
ation with $1o,ooo0oo paid III capital
and then issue bends to ths total Of
S29o,ooo,ooQ, Or even s4oco0o, 900.
Corporation 10 take mortgages on i
on san FFaneiaco Business structures
Of the first class.
Three hundred mIlIien doiaFs q be
spent on new buildings IN the fire cis
trct,
The city is to &c rsbuilt Or the aarn
ham plans
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

(Co1t 7ue1 On second PageJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-11

Continued On Sixth page
The new South-news., 1906-05-05

The reception given at toe lstTou-
ma club rooms " ednc-1ay night
bp the mem bers .. the l-t-ooma
c.-b, was grand success in every
particular, and the people wno at
tended tender the management a
unanimous vote If thanks
Each member o. IL { club did ever
thing in their power-and did II
weIl--to make their guests, which
by the way, was com posed of tins
beauty aud chivalry OF our city. en
JOY themselves 20 their full ca;,sc eli
~ Delicious re.resl, 1lents was ser
ved by five beautiful and charming
young ladies', which lent specia
charm and grace 10 the occasion.
Long 1--we IA I-trouna CLUB.
The new South-news., 1906-05-05

Joe IhOmp psOn, of CleDurn, Tex.
came home with his -istcr, Nra. N.
q Turner from the reunion ~ Ncs.
Orleans and spent several days will,
her Zoe wa- a member OF the Ja--
per Grave, GO. r., 10th Mississippi
feg ment aud served throughout
the war m Virginia. He left JaAp r
county "a year, al 20 and his IL h >
frst visit back sincz he went away,
He j. now on a visit to his old Jas
per county home. We were fru y
glad to meet him In the flesh again.
The new South-news., 1906-05-05
Make Your Family Happy.

1t You would make your girl hap
py, buy her pair OF Queen Quality
Shoes.
If you would make your boy hap.
py get him pair of Ma Yield Wool
Ell Pants.
If you would make your wife hap
py buy her a barr el OF White Crest
Flour.
If yon would b. hapwy yonrseIf
wear Cro-ett Shoes.
Chew Red Iea Tobacco.
Save money by buying goods
from
FOU, U,.TAIN- MEMS Co,
Til Great Cash Store
The new South-news., 1906-05-05

'iAN day - here IA ass her htatit>
ana loseauesS.
Mei ;, d. Mimms made a wish TO
Arkansas this week
Banker saunders, 81 La srel, as
'n klli-yi le visitor Wednesday.
Capt. 7 Hardy made q busin. -
rip 70 Gultpert this week
Circuit Clerk Bush is IA New Or
cans, ,aving his throat treated hy y
specialist.
Mrs Bells Bsoome. Of Meridian.
= the guest OF Mrs ". V. Walters
thiS weeS.
Nearly ali our teachers attended
the STATE Teachers Association At
jackson this week.
i. ;. scnton, OF Hattiesburg, spent
last Monday Ia Ell,sviiie. shaking
hands With old friends.
Rev MIR Carter, Supi. Of the Bap
,i-t Orphanage, jackson, Miss, was
In our city last Thursday
Mrs. |. *. Mcklroy, of Meridian,
spent last week ia knnssilie. tue
guest of Mrs. W. Y Walters.
Mrs. J. NJ, Arnold and children,
are visiting her sister, Mrs, h, b. n
Foote. al New Hebron, for awhils.
!. II. Cook has resigned The office
of postmaster here and viii devote
his whole time to the practice ct
law.
Mrs. J II. Rodgers aud little sou.
ot Forest, are sp nding some time
with the "oid folks at home" IN ~.
hsville.
Miss Fannie Pettis. a charming
young lady, Of Aboeville, Miss il
the guest OF Major ana Mrs. ". =
Pe,tis this week.
hesdamcs J NJ. Afford and G. 3.
street attended 'h state meeting 81
the Daughters OF the Cooiederacy
at iioNi shis week.
Laurel had another negro killing
last Monday. Alex Williams killed.
his uncle, John Milnamz. Aiex
Claims sell defense,
Warren Collins has been appoin
tea postmaster IN y ace OF IL
Cook resigned. This II a good ap
pointmeu, aud VIII give uniyoraai
satisfaction to al our peoyie.
The many friends of Sd, O. d..
bo~en viii be glad to know lhai hr
nas accepted the invitation t.
preach the, commencement sermon
at the close oi our school A,i ou
pc pie vii give him hearty well
tOne.
ID A Lamsou, OF Mobile, has
leased ,he Hotel Alice and has tax.
Ell charge. He Will move his fanli-
~ here next week. Mr. Lamsun
proposes to make the Hotel Alice
o.e of the best hos'elerie- on The
Northeastern railroad aud 4 SUNDAY
resort for travelling men.
Alexander ;. Watson, of Brod4n.
town, hanatce county, Fla, came
home with his brother. Albert Wat.
son from the reunion and has been
HE guest for the week Nr. Wat.
son was sheriff of his comfy for .ls
years, ana t. "a prominent man IN
his state, being q true blue demo-
|crat Of the old Southern schoo,
The new South-news., 1906-05-05
Notice.

The Deacons of toe Baptist church
have employed Miss Ella Mcinto-h
to collect the pastors salary for tnc
year 1905. We trust that all tie
mem mbcrs will be ready to pay when
she cal S upon them the fret Of .v-
cry modth. Prompt monthly pay
nents viii make ii easy upon all
The DrAcON5
The new South-news., 1906-05-05
Acc Identally Killed.

Will Freeman, an employee at The
Lowery Lumqer Co.'s ,,ili, was kill
ed 1hursds, evening, while NO X
be was caugat IN belt aud his bod,
y wAs mangled in horrible man
ner before any reiicf could be gwen
We deeply - mpathize with the b,.-
resyed family IA tleir sudden and
sad aiiI ctfOn.
The new South-news., 1906-05-05

Our city fathers have purchased
from the Fridge Tinnon Realty Co,
one of the Indiana Road Mscniucs
to be used IN our streets. Thi3 ma
chine j. r liable, aud considered as
one Of tbt best made. The city has
fonr fine mules to pull the machine
and there viii De no more comp aini
OF bad streets, The nachineis here
and already doing fine work. This
IL a wise move on the part OF our
city authorities and is to be com
mended BY aII.e
The new South-news., 1906-05-05

Every one who bugs q SINGER
sewing machine is we'll pleased
What b tier recommendation dc
you want!
Sure, if you get eggs Of l.. W.trse
man from his FAMOUS Barred Ply
moth Rock chickens. your broilers
wiz come in earlier and better. 81, 20
per setting of 10 eggs.
l., ". Freeman viii sen you q set
ting Of bis famous Barred plymoth
Rock chicken eggs sl5o for Is eggs
II you want broiier-, quick k-easy
aud plenty Of them, now il the time
40 buy the eggs.
Crossett Shocs-Fountain Nimms
o.
Bostonian shoes johnson Ha nd
Co.
Everything in -pring Dress Goods
at Fountain slimms Co.
Trunks Suit Cases johnson
Hand Co.
Best Line shirts-Johnson-HaDd
ca
The new South-news., 1906-05-05

WANTED Male teachers TO trav-
ei snd represent a well e-ta bii-hed
Chicago house. Experience not
necessary. Must come well recon-
neudeI. Compensation $500
Write TO J. ID. EoWELL,
GenD. Delivery Meridian. Miss.
The new South-news., 1906-05-05
E Respectfully, s
XBufkin & Carter.S 3
: ElIisville, Miss. 8
S<43eoepe&exoepexsOexsex ss4sexoene4p2

Ten Cent Counters-Johnson-
Hand Co.
Boys Pants new line on sale
-Johnson-f Hand Go.
Ask your neighbors how they
like their Singer sewing machines.
Ladies Waists style il first
consideration with Johnson-Hand
Co.
Your new Spring Suit is watt
ing at Johnson-Hand Co.
There are over 1900 Singer sow
ing machines IN use III Jones county
and not a dissatisfied customer.
Exquisite Pattern Hats--John
son Hand Co.
The Best Place .vr shoes
Iohnson-Hand Co.
Star Brand Flour-Johnson-Hand
Co.
Towels and Table Linens
+, Johnson-Hand Co.
Boys Suits-WeIl Made-Good
Looking and Low Priced-John-
son-land Go.
Fresh bakers bread and pies daily
served to our customers at rity
Bakery. W N Lewis, Prop.
Complete Stock of Queen Quail
ties For The Spring Trade Now On
Display at Fountain Nimms Co.
Joe Fendiey sells the old reliabie
NIGER sewing machine. Euher
for cash OF IN easy payments.
OF course, they are better than
any for utility for any purpose you
might want them, for WHAT Why
those Barred P,yrnoth Rock chick
ems OF T.. y, freeman. Try q setting
of eg-- at Si51for Is eggs.
The new South-news., 1906-05-05

Why sure YOU can buy nice Cock
erals az his yard. for 500, 80 and
$500 according TO points of persec-
;ion, from r. ". FREEMAN.
Barred Piymotii Rock Nan.
The new South-news., 1906-05-05
WANTED.

Gentleman or lady with good
reference, to travel by rail or
with a RIG, for a firm Of $3.50,
10000 capital. Salary Sl,O72
90 per year and expenses; SAL
AIRY paid weekly aud expenses
advanced. Address with
stamp.
JOS. A. ALEXAN DER.
Ellisville Miss.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-06-23

we'll as yourself. But there is no help
l had given my foreword and sacred
promise to your ia her Edric the
Franklin, that at the age of twenty you
should be sent out into the world to
see for yourself how you liked the
SAVIOR of it. Seat thee upon the settle,
Alleyne, for you may need rest ere
long,"
The youth sat down as directed, but
reluctantly and with difidence. The
Abbot stood by the narrow window,
and his long. black shadow fell slant
wise across the rushstrewn floor.
Twenty years ago." he said, "your
father, the Franklin Of Mnstead, died,
leaving to the Abbey three hides Of
rich land in the hundred of Malwood,
and leaving to us also his infant son
on condition that we should rear him
until he came to mans estate. This
he did partly because your other was
dead, and partly cause your elder
brother, now Socman Of Minstead, l. d
already given signs Of that fierce and
rude nature which would make him
no f1t companion for you. Tt was his
desire and request, however, that you
should not remain In the cloisters, but
should at a ripe age return into the
world. Whittier will you first turn
"To my brothers at Minstead. r
he be indeed an ungodly and violent
man there is the more need that I
should seek him out and see whether I
cannot turn him TO better ways"
The Abbot shook his head. The
Socman Of Minstead hath earned an
said. 'Tf you must go to hi 4. see at
evil name over the countryside" he
least that he doth not rn you T. I'm
the narrow path upon which You have
learned to tread. But you are in Gods
keeping and Godward should you
ever look in danger and in trouble.
Above all, shun the snares OF women,
for they are ever set for the foolish
feet Of the young. Kneel, my child,
and take an old mans blessing"
Alleyne Edrickson bent his head
while the Abbot poured out his heart
felt supplication at Heaven would
watch over this young soul, TO- going
forth into the darkness and danger
Of the world. IL was no .nere form for
either OF them. To them the outside
life Of mankind did indeed seem to be
one Of violence and sir, beset with
physical and still more with spiritual
danger. Heaven, too, was very near
to them in those days. Gods direct
agency was to be seen in the thund IT
and the rainbow, the whirlwind and
the lightning. To The believer, clouds
of angels, confessors and martyrs,
armies Of the sainted and saved, were
ever STOPPING over their struggling
brethren upon earth, raising, encour-
aging, and supporting them. 1t was,