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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19

g. grievances f3r two month and thea
dissolve parliament Notwithstanding
this react ouary talk the far sighted
rca'ie- thar sU-h a sfep, ia view of The
great agi alton ia tao country. would
b. l,al and thl, jlc 85vernm, 's
only change is % compromise vita
parliament. This certainly is the en-
pero,'s pre- ent intention. The c1biAe .
however, ma lc a lad larl in.this di-
rocliou
q soon a. the reply to the speech
r,om The throne is adopted by the
lower house the leaders OF the c.n-
stituiunm democrats win Introduce a
bin p-luliug for the establishment of
civil liberties ANA demand its inn
mediate cons deratiuu.
Tae Siovo today printed what pue-
ported TO Le n statement OF Am5a sa-
dor Meye- criticisiug the action Il
paHiameat snd the opening ceremony
al tae Winter palace. Tho amla sador
ha auh0rizei a dCa.ai in the most
emphatic manner ihat De INDUCED in
any critic m whatever IL says the
alleged statement vas made ont of the
whole cloth
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19

gelo suecessively ON hali a Jozea yiai
points.
Palmieri forcel an aclm lwledGe-
mont from MS. III Angelo hat SIZE
cherished rcs7utmel, again.t bNh
Josephine and har mother lie de
yeloped forgetfulness in the wimes
as o. facts favorable TO the defen liant
which did not appear when he wac
giving facts against Josephine. Ile
sprung a .ensatiOu by charging The
witness with having alyisel Joe
phne TO poison her uncle. anG tho
h ratmg no" strengthened tho
case The defendant
Finally he drew from Tho witness p
statement that her husband fen In q
faiGt from the excitement Of tie fam
ily council that con ideyCd josephine
relation with her uncle and thereby
laid the foundation for his uHcr-
structure # emotional ins7u.ty. which
he viii begin reading Fomor-ow
For Giuseppe III Angelo is p bTofhc
to Josephine TerraDova's mother and
as the mother uTers from e1ilaDsv.
so fl is ALLEGED the brother euder'd
and % IL WI De u.sel josephine b..
also afflicted. ard that 70 tAi ahl'c-.
.ion has been traced The double.
tragedy for which she IS nov on tri'l
With the presentation Of the tesii-
mopy Of the nj Angeles and some
niner evidence OF physicians Ely
clc-ed his case for the prosecution
shortly before the hour Cf adjourn
merit today. Tomorrow morn 'ug Pal
mirri will onon for the defense. a1d
n-o5ahlv at the beginning Of be after
non Sc. ion Josephine viii be calle ?
to the sta75.
She is really. Up1a the adjournment
e court today she walked hack. lisht
hearted 10 the jury -oom just OF the
court room. There Eve minutes iater.
srs was found leaning on the wi1d1F
sill looking on into the street Hr
face had resumed its woniei serenity
bur a word about her aunt fannel cnc1
more the molder-ng fires.
-Lie=,~ she c-.ei. an iiei o. that
it -honld be So She has hidden the
worst se-5ets cf that house. She is the
onlv ons that I conHied IN. Sae kaowss
(concIuded On Second Page.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19

Commercial avenue and on the west
BY Wa ,hington avenue. All the streets
IN this district which are below the
G tablishal grade Of that part of the
city (which is three feet below the
established grade below Twentieth
street, are to be brought up TO the
established grade. The streets in thia
district which a.e already up to grade,
and which are therefore excluded from
the proposition, are Twenty eventh
and Twenly-eighth streets Thry-sec-
ond from Commcrc t. Sycamore,
Twcnty-nlnth ANA Thirty-ilrst from
Elm TO Washington avenue.
The engineers estimate that the I'LL
ing necessary to brins the low streets
up TO the required grade viii be no.
GOO cubic yards and that it viii cost
4Jc per cubic yarI ID make it, which
will bring he total cost TO $4,000
In ascertaining the probable cost OF
the work the engineers were com
PEELED to consider only present c5ndi-
lions and the cost Of hauling the earth
from the available ground TO where
the filling Is 10 be made, ana this
cannot be done for les than the
figure g ven, according to the best adj
vices obtainable,
The board discussal the prcposi ion
earnestly In an ~ aspects AMI voted
10 accept the estimates and TO order
the work done as speedily a possible.
meeting Of property owners inter
ested in this work Is called 20 be held
AZ the court house, at $ ., m, on
Wednes day, June 9Th. at VIII ch the
board will hear any objections tha
may be offered by those concerned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19
vICE-PRESlDENT FAIRBANKS
ADDRESSES THE METHODISTS
Strong Plea For United Church and Severe
Arraignment Of Socialism,

banners in the ramotcst pa IS of The
ealth. Wherever it goes it carries
the torch OF higher civilization.
/. is in the best sence a democratic
church. work ng among the great mas
SEES of the people, lifting the lowly to
better conditions. Its hospitable
door. must always open TO thae in
lowly places as well as to those who
are in higher spheres The field Of
its actiyi les is as broad as the need
of ou- poor humanity. It's dominion
Is among all peoples. Men arc MT too
low 10 he beyond the reach of its min
ttradon II seek 10 elevate. tenn
pcgarily ANA spiritually the 81 ed, body
of mankind.
The Methodist church Is The ympa
thetic and powerful friend OF the ap
pressed the world about It IS the
fruitful mother of countless schools
and charities. rs ministers, brave
and noble men are concentrating
them elves with a deyout and sacr'ii-
cial pirit. to the uplifting Of their fel-
low men which awakens our graft
uude and challenge cur admiration.
Il have thought always thar the minis
te~s Of the gospel we're not apprc-
ciated by the world at their rue wostl
what a mighty armyi Devoted sin
,ereiy - TIE welfare OF humanity.
Men who preach the divine command.
Love tiny ne.gnbor as thyself Men
who seek to promote sobricty tG de-
t1Tone vice and enthrone virtue in
the heart Of humanity. II there are
thosc. who more than Others. are en-
tiled to the joys OF immortal ty. they
are the ministers who turn aside from
The allure mants Of wealth and earthly
lcWc-. for the advancement of the
Kingdom Of Chri=t Men whose sole
eaieavor s 70 elevate TIE condition OF
their fellow mcn are entitled to sit
among the benefacfors Of the world.
We rejoice in the g-oEth Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South; in
ns expansion in numbers. in power
and I'm wholesome influence. It was
never stronger than to-zay and never
viewed th1 future wtt a more CON
ndeut hope. You io3k back upon an
homo able past filled wiih inIumer-
able trophies Of service 10 God and TO
humanity. anI what can be said Of
your church may be said vita equal
truth If the church in Whose name
CconeIuded on Third Pags)
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19

Birmingham, Ala May lS.-The fea
ture of todays SEES icn Of the General
conference Of The Methodist Episcopal
church of the South was the address
tonight by Vice President Fairbanks
fraterial delegate from the North
Methodist Episcopal chur, The vice
presidents fratcr.al address was as
follows
Mr Chairman and brethren; am
commissioned with my colleague "a
bring you the fraternal greetings OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. II
is with great pleasure we have come
to mlnu this friendly office. for We
realize that while you ana we owe al
legiance TO diflereut organizations
our churches have an affinity for each
other which time and events serve
greatly to strengthen. We feel prid
in each others achievements. We nc.
gard your victories rs ours and ours
q. yours. The heart of Methodsm
everywhere e moved by a common
impulse. T Is inspired by the anne
high hopes and the same exalted as
pirations. We come with hear y good
will. bearing the high commission of
your b-cthorn in tbe church which de
rivcs its life from the came source
which gives vitality 10 yours. Our
churches are well called great-great
in numbers. great in the n0bl, men
who have thoroughly c1ncentra'el
theme elver to heir advancement
great in the work they have accomp-
Hshed. great in their Influence for
good among men.
The Methodist church in the United
States has kept pace with our tfe-
mendous national development IT.
less than or century AMI a half more
than six million Commun.cants have
Lse1 enrclied in an its branches
Metho Iism vas never more a vital
factor -ean nov sni genuine apes
tolic spirit- in the npbu lding Of a
great religious community than there
l. in this hour. Il f. a positive. eca-
serya.fve force. agg esive in its bena-
ricent influence. making humanity
and the world better From The time
Of thp IMMORAL John WESLEY until
now. it has been a militant church.
Il has stood upon ths frontier BATH ng
for justice and righteousness Il has
pushed forward against the powers cf
darkness and evil, and planted it
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19
W!TTE PLANS TO
Be THE DICTATOR
ORGAN OF CONSTITUTIONAL
DEMOCRATS SAYS He IS
PLANNING COUP D'ETAT,
CHAOS GROWS CREAT{R.
Public Opinion Greatly Excited AS to
How Nicholas ard Government
viii Meet Defiance of Low
er House.

Sc. Pete sbu~g, May Is Public
opinion is greatly excited as o hos
The emperor ana the government viii
meat the defiant attiiule Of the lower
house Of parliament Many oomtita
tioaal democrats are not yet con
need hat the government will OK
c3mprom e. They see rndicat' ons
that the bureaucracy is preparing for
ID perate fight The Rech tJeir or
gan. still considers II pos ible that an
attempt may be mace TO Ctspelse
parliament and also prints rumor
that Count Witte is trying 10 bring
about a coup datat wh'cI would r..
suit in his being appointed dictator,
backed by The council Of the empire
The constitutional democrats are
unable any longer 10 holl the ex.
treme radicals in parliament. who
! are breaking away ana forming ah0uf
the social democ attic wolhmea erN2
aud G tabl' shins a d t.nct rarty OF Il q
extreme left which wants no paria-
mcatar.am but revolution.
Some of the Polish delegate are
Hring with the gouo on the bass
Of complete autonomy for Polar l. IN
other word tho siuai0n IN both par.
lamen and the government is grow
ing more eamHl Gated and cha tie AMI
the greatest anxiety prevails as to
what the immediate future may bring
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19

= am tired Of New York ant the an.
tire east Miner said. "and iasu long
ing % get back to Coils couutf
After a hcatt-obeart tffH will
Britt. Miner seemed 10 cheer up a bis
ami wh-1 the little fighter went uu
for his usual run cn the road MINE
went with him He worked ont witl
tic liel WEIGHT boger and wssHt toe
tlted sfterWarj 70 put IN the gloves
ard nave o short mili with sam
BsIeer. wto IS also in raining a. the
hotel for a pairing bout ai an eaIly
date.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19
NOT GUILTY IS
VERDICT OF JURY
TEiAL or FRANK j. WALTER FOR
ASSAULT TO MURDER JOHN
BLACkMAN.
ENDS IN CIRCUIT COURT
Jury Out Bat Ten MinuteS-Attorney
Angus Lee% Represented De
fcndant-other Court
Matters.

The trial Of Frank j. Walter charge 1
with assault 70 murder was hold in
tha cirenit conn Yesterday Waiter
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19
HATRED FLASHES
IN AUNT'S EYES
AS SHE TRIED TO SWEAR AWAY
ON STAND TIE LIFE OF
HER NIECE.
AROUSED THE INTEREST
Of SPECTATORS in Cour, Room Attend
ing Trial Of Josephine Terra
nova, Charged With
Double Murder.

New York, May 18-Two women
facing each other in court, hatre
flashing from the eyes Of each, aroused
the interest Of the spectators at 10
day'a se3 ion oe the Tewanoya trial
ana added zes to the conflict Wag ng
over the fate of a girl Of II.
Maria al Angelo. aunt Of The little
prisoner, strcro with illsonoeiYed
hatred to send Jo4ephine Te'ranoga 10
The death chair ana joseph ne re
turned blow for III ",
For two hour The battle wagcl,
Maria ii Angelo took the stand and
dealt staggering blow. to the de-
fense. She was Ely's trump card.
Mr. Di Angelo swore that Jose.
phine had come TO her and told her
of her unala. advances, begging haf
% keep tie secret involata, ana tha.
when Giuseppe di Angelo was in
rormal of the tvanserea ion ana aXal
Gaetano Rigslo with it the gil hal
den "a the story and called her aunt a
liar
She sgore that Concetta Rigeio Eai
ordered Jc- 2phina from her home ara
Josephine, refu ing 10 20. hal cAlI. d
fhc aunt She slew her only moiher
The battle royal came when Mrs. ID
Angelo was handed over 0 Fallnief-
for cross-examination Josephine TEE
ranova fairly bombarded Palmierl
with questions to be propounded to
The square jawed woman on The wit
mes stand.
Together they attacked Mrs. ID, A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19

verdict ci not Egiliy
The iucr5 were Edw. Abetnathie. oi
Clear Creek, Smita Billing ley, Of
Eas Cape Girarieau, NJ. S. Kelly, oi
Thebes, Scott Hazlewood, Of Eco, J..
+. SackEeyg ~ 3d. Dickmeye-. WI
liam Cunningham, Alfred Btown
James Coleman. q. W. Felts, Goorg
L4upucuy, Ben DeZtcr
a divorce wa granted to Eliza y.
len TAYLOR lsom 1hhn. ~ Taylor
Judge Butler wtil go to Marion Mon
day TO hold court for Judge ". "
Duncan who viii Hold court h're. Ths5
will hear cases. tiat each have bcea
disqualified for ~ reason OF the facI
that each had aetel as attorneys ir
the aforesaid cases.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19
PARTED LAST TIME
Wils.n Mizner Has Fin1l Parting Of
Ways With Mrs. Yerkes-
Mizrcr.

New York. May 1s.-The netourlga
Of James b ti. the california pugiiis'
was increas today by tac aiii'i a1
Of Wiisou 5lizner-Wao spranz into th1
Hmelieht facGnfly bF wedding tie
widow u Charles =. IoTkes. 'he cr5t-
while traction maenate ami art eolee-
Co.. Nj MiM1r ioined Nr Briti %
Concy Ilsnd uut seemed al fri n
poor cenjition phys cally ard in ior
Dirite lie Ceciarad ihat De had been
Hl for nea-ly th-ea week. and be
looked t1e par Ttaf be- had ue ho7e
Of a rocan iHatfon vif1 b b-ide DE-
admitted They are said 20 aaFe qulF-
relied and patel soon afeF tae Wed-
ding.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19

Mrs Subhubs-Our old cook Is to
be married this 8. John. think
We oueht 10 remember her with a
present.
BIZ tiuir-1Euh, The most
kindly way ior Ea o. remember her
WITH a grezen- is % faFget her past
Pbiladelpala Ps5sz
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19
FOREST FIRES.

Menomiue. Mich. May 1s.-F-res-
fire are tom abt burning a large area
of Menominc county Talbot with 900
population. - miles north was wiped
cut tv fra This evening. Several oiher
viIlaees and many farm buildings. JIM
cludur large lHmher stocks are ID dan
gc-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19

Washington. p. c. Nay 1s-Ths
principal purpose of ne raiiroad rate
bIa passed today is % permit the u
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19

THE WAY TO MAKE your little
store a big store ie to ran II in big
way. Advertise II as though II were
twice as big and It will soon be twice
as big.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19
YouR NEEn on AoYEnTlslNo N

aa great az your hopea cf success nay
be. II your business 10 snsalI ycur rcs-
eihiities Of ikcrease are the greater.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-19

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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-29
MONEY FOR NEVADA

The agricultural Appropriation bill
reported to the Senate last Tuesday
carries an amendment providing that
10 per cent of the moneys received
from the sale of timber and other
privileges in forest reserves shall be
given to the state in which the re-
serves are located, to be applied by
them to maintenance Of public schools
and building and improvement of
roads in counties which are embraced
IN part by such reserves. Expendi-
lures are to be direction Of state
legislatures. When the reserve lies
across a state line both states are to
benefit proportionately The bill also
provides that the remaining 80 per
cent Of receipts from forest reserves
shall hereafter be expended by dTec-
ton of congress. Heretofore this
money has been placed in the hands
Of the secretary of agriculture to ex.
pend on reserves as he saw fit.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-29

election not so much as a compliment
to myself as a decided expression
from the people of Carson that they
wanted a change in the management
of their public school.
The fight was made on clean lines
and every one went and voted as he
thought best. l confess that l was
surprised, at the majorities given the
opposition ticket. l was also unpre-
pared to see such a large vote.
1--WE had figured all along that #
the people who had promised us sup
port kept faith, that there would be
three hundred votes polled. did not
look for more than this and when
saw the votes rolling in toward the
four hundred mark l had no further
concern over the result.
"Speaking individually, l can state
that the chief desire l shall have s
to make the public Schools Of Carson
second to none in the state. You can
say that I regard the first necessity,
is a thorough up-to-date man at the
head of the institution. That is the
first requisite for the school and l
have no friends to serve or enemies
to punish. Competency will be the
only things considered in the matter.
We have enough competent ladies in
this city who are first class teachers.
The school will be run on more mod
ern methods than have formerly pre-
vailed
While politics cut a small figure
in the contest. Deadly and Won Ra.
desky, are both Democrats, and Cults
and Stewart both Republicans.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-29
NEW STRIKES MADE

MANHATTAN, May l9,-Two
strikes in the Manhattan Mining dis
trsct, OF hitherto unparalleled import
ance have been made. On the Sun
nyside and Sphynx groups in the
Round Mountain section. ore having
a gold value in excess of $4,000
the ton was discovered. The rock is
spanned by band Of gold fully an
inch wide, and forty pounds of speci.
mems taken from the ledge have a
total value of at least $1,000.
At no point where the ledge has
been uncovered at surface is there a
dearth of values and the entire ledge
contain an excellen grade of mill ore.
The high grade values occur on both
the hanging and foot wall Of the ledge
and in each instance are of about
equal value.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-29
X. p. CoNClAM

1t has been definitely decided to-
hold the event of the Knights Il
Pyth,as world, the convention Of the
supreme lodge, beginning October
18th of this year. in New Orleans.
This event is only held every year
and this time it is being planned en-
a larger scale than ever before. The
encampment of the uniform rank and
kindred other bodies will 60 into sess-
ion during the same and subsequent
days.
The Pythian Encampment Associa-
ton Of New Orleans is already plan
ming for the occasion and at the same
time is issuing circulars with the idea
of attracting many tourists and sight
seers to the city during the same
time
The encampment of the uniform
rank will be located at the city park
race track; the grounds are most ad'
mirably suited for the camp and have
been carefully inspected and approved
by the supreme chancellor and the
major general.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY
PARADE AND EXERCISES TO
MARK CELEBRATION IN
HONOR OF NATIONS
DEAD

Wednesday, tomorrow. is Decora-
ton Day.
On this one day. the United States
does honor to its heroes and covers
the grave of the dead with flowers.
In every city and hamlet in the
country business is suspended for this
occasion, while the men, women and
children of the land pay tribute the
defenders of the nation. This city
will not be an exception in the
country A program has been arrang-
ed for the occasion. On account ct
the cold weather the preparation has
not been as elaborate as In former
years but the spirit is the same.
The G. A. R.. the W. R. c., the
Spanish War Veterans and kindred
societies VII take part in a parade
to form at ten o'clock on Carson
street opposite the Capitol Park They
will march to Lone Mountain ceme-
terry where the following programe
will be carried through, by members
of the G. A. r. and others:
Music Stewart Institute Band
Remarks ..........Post Commander
Hus.c ...... lone By One" Choir
Prayer ...............P Post Chaplain
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address 80.
................he herbert Mulcahy
Solo ...............M Mrs Slingerland
Poem Peace" Miss Katie Werner
Decorating Monument .........
................O Officer Of the Day
Fraternity, Charity and Loyalty
Post Chaplain
Salute to the Dead .......... Post
Reading OF the Roll of Honor
Services to the Unknown Dead
...... Custer Relief Corps No. is
Decorating Graves
Flags on public and private build.
ings should be displayed at half mast
throughout the day
The Stewart Instituted Band will
lead the parade and take part at
the cemetery, and it is desirable that
as many as possible take part in this,
the only honor paid to the dead by
any civilized nation.
The Methodist church society will
give dinner at Armory Hall as is
the custom of that organization.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-29
HOME FOR THE LEISURE
HOUR"

A new club house that shall be
an ornament to the city of Carson
and monument to the social and
intellectual life of the state capitol,
is planned by the Leisure Hour Club.
The members of the club have come
to the conclusion that they might
just as well pay interest on bonds,
or loan, as to pay rent, and that
it is more desirable to own home
than It is to pay out money for a
place they never can own.
AS the membership is now so, and
growing constantly. it is possible the
new club house may be built easily
w',hout placing a strain on the financ-
ial resources of the club.
It is the only social club in the
city, and the membership comprises
a class of people that has much to do
with the social life of Carson. There
is similar club in Reno and it
has its own club house, where people
visiting Reno are welcomed and enter
tanned
The matter will come up at the
meeting tomorrow evening.