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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

tors, but home makers and that they
own by far the largest portion of the
land property.
He presented number of communi.
cations concern ng he situation past
and present of the Island, among 9th.
ers one to the effect that before the
American army vacated Cuba, General
Wood gave assurance that American
sovereignty would be protected there
until congress should take action.
He declared the proposition en-
braced in the pending treaty was In
direct contradiction to the require
mens of Platts amendment and said
that under the Paris treaty, the Isle
of Pines either belongs to the United
States or reyerts to Spain that under
no circumstances could properly lay
claim to ii. He asserted the objection
to his proposed inquiry was due to the
fear of making unwelcome discoveries
He said General Wood had hauled
down the American flag in The Isle of
Pines without authority and spoke of
the government established as "an in
famous, dirty and dispicablc defacto
government"
After morgan had spoken for almost
two hours he suspended his remarks
saying he would proceed tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

to the Supreme Court Of the United
s ates. whore it was still pending IN
determined. under ectioa 7G6. revise
iatutes. United States: thai this az
peal stayed all proces dings in t,iar
court and any action taken would be
pull and void. He filei az AFFIDAVIT Of
the clerk Of the crcui. court covering
the fat relied on and zuggestcd that
til case be continued.
Judge Smith said he could net take
judicial knowledge o. tae action had
in other tribunals and If pro ecltiol
wanted a continuance. some showing
INNS be made in ire To-m Of a motion
or pleading
Hawley reported that he would not
file such a motion but would 20 to the
supreme court for a Wit u rob bition
Te-training the district court from set
ting the case for trial The matter was
taken under AMUSEMENT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Americans in the town Of %. 600.

Naco, Ariz, June 1.--Forty-fve Am.
orleans were killed today al Cananca.
Mexico. forty m les south of here
where is located Greene's great con.
per camp The camp is on fire and IL
is reported the Mexicaus are defyinr
all authority. They are reported to
be using dynamite in blowing up tho
great smelters and mills owned by
Greene.
The trouble arose at Cananea over
the demand of the Mexicans for an
Increase of wages from $3.50 to s.
per day. Parties who left there al
1880 this afternoon said Colonel
Greene was addressing practically the
entire population of the camp in an
effort to pacify the excited Mcxicans.
However. between four and five this
afternoon the Mexicans opened fire on
the Americans and forty or more were
killed
Greene wired al once 70 Blsbee for
all armed men that could be sent to
protect Americans and their property
at Cananea.
Governor Ysabel If Sonora. is hurry
ing here from Hermosillo. The capital
Of the state and will be met here hy
the Bicbee force who will accompany
him TO Cansnea. Captain Tom Rynu-
ing Of the Arizona rangers arrived
here tonight from Douglas with
posse Of his men.
All the arms obtainahle in Bisbec.
Dougia- and Naco are now in the
hands of picked men who are ready
to 60 10 Canansa. u l. believed the
Mexican Officials Al Cananea a-c
doing all they ran 10 save life and
property. There is Eerat excitement
in all the towns along he border
hundreds have relatives and frien5s
IN Csnsnea-
This afternoon about Joe Mexican
laborers starfed from the vicinity Of
the S0no1a hotel toward the lumber
(COutsued on Second Fage1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

lectible under the law, he asks how
can norton Of 1t such as the com.
mission Mr.. Delahunty seeka 10 recoy.
er for effect ng compromise be recut.
edod?
In view q that opinion many well
known lawyers said they would not bc
lstonished to see the case come 10 IA
rdden end
Among the most interesting disclos
1rca In The proceedings before Judge
Newburger in the Supreme court were
The following
Conheld had spies in the District
AttCrey's office all taa time Jerome
was endeavoring vainlv to send the
gambler TO jail. and by advance infor-
nation they gave him he was enabled
70 foil every move Of the county pros
ecutor
Police Inspector Mclaughlin was
claimed Garfield as a friend who
would permit his name 70 be used BY
detectives IN their effort
% j scredit he character OF Witnesses
for the District Attorney against the
gambler
Knew Jerome's Secrets"
Garfield obtained copies Of The test
nony Of every witness examined in sec
-ei by District Attorney Jerome
Eddie Wasserman. broker. was
by Garfield with ruin If he
est fed adversely in any prOcediDg
brought bv the District Attorney
against the gambler
when abroad hiding from the Dis
riot Attorney Csnficd assumed the .
lame If Albert Campbell.
After be had been freed through the
'fforis of Judge Fursman sud Mr.
lelahunty from the first Indictment :
,roughi seainst him Garfield aitemnf- 4
4 to repudiate Judge F8rsman's bill 4
or s5.e00. and then offered him $3.50 .
n settlement
Colonel g " Dunn former cha r
nan = the state Republican commit
ee. vas 10 close association with Can
(Conciuisd On Fourth Fagel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
CASES AGAINST FEDERATION
MINERS HAVE BEEN DELAYED

Boise. Idaho. June 1.-The prosecu-
ton today secured r continuance in
the cases against President Mover,
Secretary Haywood and George a.
Pettibonc of the Western Federation
of Miner under indic ment in the
district at Caldwell charged with the
& -sassir alton of Ex-Governor Steuncn-
berg December so.
When court convened Thursday
Thursday morning Attorneys barrow.
Richardson. Mile and Nugcnt. fo7
the defense. presented motions for a
change of judge and a change of
venue
Special Prosecutor Hawley suggest-
Cd to the court that the defendants
had applied to Judge Beatty of the
Ninth Circuit Court al Boise for writ
Of habeas corpus, which was denied,
and an appeal by writ Of error taken
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
ROBERTS FOUND GUILTY OF
THE MURDER OF JOHN K0PF
Killing Occurred During Fight at Republican Pri-
maries in Chicago Last Fall

Chicago. June Geo. g. Roberts
was today found guilty of tn murie-
Of John V kopf. and sentenced o.
twenty years in the pcnHent- arv.
kopf was a prominent politician or
ths west Tide in Chicago ami last fall
daring a fga - the sssrubhcsn pr
mary was stabbed bv Roberts. Kopf
diving Hithin three ears
Roberts. while on ne iani Il bis
defense. admitted eating Kopf with
the kuue. but declared if va an acct
dent During ne last hour Of The iurys
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
ELECTED OFFICERS
Cairo Lodge Nc. t75 Knights OF Py.
thias Held Election last
Night.

caro- Loegr No 113. Knights Fl
Pythias Initiated one candidate in the
rank of pag7 las 'g1t and elect d
new officers as fellows:
Chancell Comm1Hder Frank W
louch
Vice Chancellor. George Fox. Jr.
Pralate. N. 4 Wilbgurn
Master ~ Work. ". O Adam
Master Of Arms, joseph III haedsl
Inner Qua q. WS'ier 1as-n.
Outer Grari Ric1ur: FOX
The lodge will have word In the
rank OF PAGE ar the neat meeting
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

also amended slightly so as to render
il les $ in conflict with the pipe line
amendment The action Il the senate
striking out he word in its judg-
ment" ami fairly remunerative" was
agreed 10 by the conferees.
These are important amendment
having a bearing upoa what was
known as the Allison compromise 90
the rate making section of the bill.
The conferecs agreed hat express
companiel should be brought within
the provisions of the act to regulate
interstate commerce but that palace
sleeping cars should not.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
GUARDS ON WATCH
Over Non Union Men at Work in Plum
Run Mine to Prevent Their
Escape.

Steubenville. Ohio. June Thirty
two sfrike-breakers Jeff Plum Run
mine this afternoon and are now
clamoring for the sheriff and prosecu-
tor to get their pay. The men are all
inexperienced They allege they were
held under dnress for nearly two day
and that is the reason no coal was
shipped The men u eaten ysngesnce
and are held in restraint until the
county authorities take some ac' or.
The men were hungry and after being
fed were hossed in the mayors Office
at Smithfield They claim only 100
men are At the mines and most Of
them are tying 10 steal away but are
watched by guards.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

Washington. ID. c., June las rati-
fled by the Cuban senate recently. the
AnglosGuban trade treaty iBcluded ar
article especially reserylng to Cuba The
right TO enter hereafter into special
and reciprocal arrangements with 9th.
er countries, advantages of which shall
not be open to q claim of Great Brit
ain under the favored nation clause
The treaty is thus made uDobjection-
able to the United States government
which is left free to make special re-
ciprocity or shipping treaties with
Cuba without having the same made
open 10 al the world.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

delIbc~at ore ror1 7rpe r. usht % ihe
court that the son =. = " Hsrris.
ore nf The Juror. was dFinE - an
pen3iC It's After a conference te'wsc7
the trial JUGS, and s-ioraeFs IN tie
case O. was deci FED o ai'nN ere iurF
~ coadnue wiffout nct-fFin- liar is
of bi- sen c-ndition became u be
was sIloee1 - Fkst bis heme Il
uutid renter q new al neces1arv.
Tfa iury h0seyer. reaChsd rsr
dici elfhin a s1ast time aftsr word
hal been brought 10 the court room
q ths coadftlon Il sUung Harris.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
BleELoW BEGINS SUIT.

Chicago, June Il; rdon Big7lov
OF Milwaukee, son Ct Frank r. B gclow
former bank pre- ident of Milwaukee
now confined in eavenworth, con-
menced suit today against William w.
Tracy of the brokerage firm of Tracy
d Co, TO- $4,000. Bgelow CLAIMED
this money was tS have been paid on
his retirement from the firm of Tracy
& Co, and that he had never received
il
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Period Of Wedding Fetes, While Officially Pro-
ceeding, is Filled With Sinister Fore
bodngs-- Arresting All Suspi-
C0us Persons
KING AND QUEEN TAKE A RIDE

Madiid June 1.-THE nervous ten
son of the populace mas been wrought
up to the highest pitch by the srrihIe
event Of King Alfoaso'5 wedding day.
The period of wedding feats white
Officially proceeding. Is filled with
SIM ter forcbodinga The king anu
queen sought = Telssure the publ c
by appearing today in an omen automo-
bile unattended BY military guar,l.
The king and queen had an outward
appearance of serenity. The were
wildly acclamen a. hey passed
through Puerta del Sol. hut this was
mingled with shrieks Of fear from
women who felt this was another in
vitation to some m cieant 10 scatter
death and destruction Tonight the
heavens are red with Nominations
and from the palace. the royal family
and thor guests watched the lurid
play of rockets and Roman candles;
but all he brightness fails to lift the
gloom that has fallen on the com
he events Of the Ae.6ing day Lines
II cavalry guard the entrances to the
palace, King Alfonso wishes to post,
none the royal ball set for tomorrow
night but the minister are seeking
% persuade him the program should
be carried out
The ministry viii probably prevail
ma every effort will he made to efface
by the splendid battle Of tomorrow'
royal bull figt and wedding hall tn
memory Of tn tragedy follow ng 50
close upon the nuptials
The police today arr ested an Gle
gantly drC Fcd Englishman as he was
boarding train, as the person neares
# the outrage; but lengthy interro-
~ation of this prisoner In presence of
he proprietor of the chamber from
which the attempt was made gave no
satisfactory results. r. member of the
. vii guard this afternoon recognized
Hamilton the English su;pect as the
companion Of Manuel Morale. on the
balcony from which the bomb wa,
brown at the royal carriage Tn two
men were also seen together n BARGE.
Iona
The funerals of the eigAt officer
anI men, Marques of Tolasa and her
daughter and Countess Of rdereres |
took place in the presence of va I /
At the cemetery military
honors rendered.
The king and the government were
reprcs nted. Today proI5au Of re-, /
reptious and bsnquets at he palace |
was carried out bur the pi'i' Of IA ETY. /
which should have marked the occa /
sion was al eat by direction Of ne /
no flowers were received az I
the palace today in consequence Of T,
he danger Of mi ISLES be ng concealed 4
in boquets,
The mini try f. considering string 1
snt measures for the eupp ssion Of !
IN and probably bills viii be /
presented to the cortcs 10 stamp out 4
he movement Arrests are being mad
If all known anarchist without refer.
nee to their whereabouts at the time
# the bomb explosion yesterday and
ZACH suspect is required to establish
lis innocence Of connection With the
outrage Several mysterious men who
we're picked up near the scene of the
EXPLOSION were taken to the municipal !
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
VOTE IN FAVOR OF
UNSEAT|NC
SMOOT
SENATE COMMITTEE ON PRIVIL
EDGES AND ELECTIONS AID
JoURN AFTER ACTION.
SENATE To TAKE VOTE
After Setting Day-Members of Sen
ate Do Not Apree Ao to the
Meaning Of the Resolution
Adopted.

Washington. Juue Just before
the committee on privileges and cleo
tons adjourned after voting in favor
of unseating Smo0t. Senator Bever-
idge moved that the chairman be in
stcucted TO Immediately notify the
senate of the action taken by the com
mittee and 10 request that a day be
fixed for vote at the present session.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Swallowed by The Sen

Since thr sixteenth century 1,
churches. a convent, a hospital AMI
many hundreds 81 acres OF land have
been swallowed by the sea in the vi
cin.ty of Ai1cbureh. England
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02
Esrrs conss Markst.

The largest -oase market in the
word is ~ ?. ueh cify Of Havre.
The impo--s in 1874 reac1su loe.ss9
soEs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

laboratory and Examined. 4 man who
was caught on he r Of Of building
proved TO be detective who hal
been sent there to watch
The burst ng OF an autcnobiia tire
today caused 4 ranic which thea ere l.
to be serious Tho negves nf the pcopf
are so tense thai the exnlo I'm IL tha
tire was believd TO BE- another outrage
There was a mad re- h in watch won
en- We're knocked dowr an1 ir,mplei
under foot and cafe wcr invade
and damaged. CgGer was csto4e4 With
difficulty
Frederick w Whit ridge sneclsl e.
yoy Of the United Stat h q witt n
later 10 the Duke Of Soto mayer.
court chamberla which Is intaadel
to reach their mr. estes exp sng
profound satl iacfi Of tie tn Ell
states al the'r escape aud he 1T M
q similar letter TO inc n,n'scr { tate
expressing, II behalf Of rcafeat
Roosevelt, hi reEtcts 9 tlle fac that
the splendid ceremony wa mar Ell BY
sucn q terrible ARMY
LONDON Jane l.e-Aceard pg 70 a.
writer in tbe S'andrrd Londcn snar.
ehisps al least We l aao knew the
outrage was to he attempted Nal
rid He SAYS chat thrco Neek ara FIVE
anarchists-two Itallam. Ffensh.
man. Swiss. ard man ~ Spanish
lecort born in SoGiI imelica. went
10 Paris 70 uttc. he International
conclave
After their return frequent meet
ing were heli and unusual activity
displayed. Ten days ago two of the
five, one ben the South American.
left London for Maafid Aztec their
departure one Of the inner couacIl Of
de2laci King Alton .
would never leave the church alive.
adding wait rntil the news come ("
A dispatch to news az my from
Madrid Thu evening gives the exact
casualties as seventeen dead and
ieventy-six injured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

DON'T CREEP WHEN you can
walk. Dent allow your business to re.
main at stardstiIl for lack Of enter
prise. A business needs the motive
power Of Advertising to make Il go just
as street car needs electricity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

ATTRACTIVE SHOW WINDOWS
are good business makers; but prcpIs
must come to them to ses th,m. An
attractive advertisement IN Ths Buiir.
tin Is show window eisplsy that
goes to 5000 people every day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

tconeiuiea On Foasth Fase.l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-02

CcOutisued on Second fageJ
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-03
BLIND WOMAN'S GOOD WORK
Performs Most Difficult Household
Duties with Skill and
Accuracy.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Mrs. s. M.
Kirk, of Forest Valley, who has been
blind for many years. has acquired a
sense of feeling that is remarkable.
She prepares the meals for the fam
lily, with little assistance, and in par
ing potatoes can pick out the imper-
fections with as much skill as if she
could see.
She makes all the dresses for her
two little girls and can put all the
different pieces together without get
ting one of them wrong. One of the
most remarkable things is in sewing
carpet rags. She can pick out all
those Of the same color and tack them
together without miss, and in
threading needle she does it as well
and quickly as If her eyesight were
perfect.
Mrs. Kirk has never spent a day in
q school for the blind, but has learned
to do these things In her own home,
and altogether by application. She
lost one of her eyes when quite small
child, but has been totally blind for
the last IL years.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-03
GOLD IN MASToDoN SKULL
Pocket of Rich Mineral Found in Eye
Socket of Unearthed
Skeleton.

Tacoma.-In the eye socket of q
skull of huge mastodon unearthed
in the Forty-Three Gold Run claim,
near Dawson, few days ago, was
found gravel that washed $1,000 In
gold.
Malcolm Mcconnell, owner OF the
claim, received word Saturday In a
letter. He had just arrived from San
Francisco, where he and Miss Carrie
Mcclure were married few days ago.
They left Monday on the City of Seat
tie for Skagway and Dawson.
Mcconnell has spent most OF the
past nine years in Alaska, where he
has been successful. He came out
last fall, bringing tusk and few
Of the bones of the mastodon, which
have been on exhibition.
The letter received from his men
said the remainder of the bones of the
mammoth animal had been found, and
telling him Of the pocket of gold
found in the eye socket in the skull.
The bones will be shipped to Tacoma.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-03

Mr.. william A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF COST
on all subjects pertaining to the subject
OF building for the readers of this paper.
On account OF his wide experience as
Editor. Author and Manufacturer. he is.
without doubt, the highest authority on
all these subjects. Address all inquiries to
William A. Radford, No. 1874 Fifth Ave,
Chicago, ILL.,. and only enclose two-cent
stamp Tor reply.
The perfect house has never been
built That is because men build
houses. When women start into the
business we may expect something
different. There are plenty of perfect
women, but l am still searching dill.
gently for perfect man and house
that a woman could not find fault
with. However. our plans are con.
tinually improving, fact that wish
to prove by the plan offered on this
page.
Here Is square box house of six
rooms with front hall and stairway
and a splendid bathroom. The size
Is "a iw 80 feet exclusive Of the front
porch, and 1t may be built for from
$1,000 to $1,000 under favorable condi-
tions. without plumbing or heating
apparatus. The front hall connects
directly with the kitchen, there is a
comfortable stair leading from the
Kitchen to cellar and the dining-room
Is shut Off from the kitchen by two
doors by way of the pantry. The back
porch Is sort of a summer addition
% the kitchen. Being built in un-
der the upper floor 1t may DO easily
screened with wire netting and made
Into a pleasant hot weather workroom.
The sink is directly in front of the
window, and the kitchen range is
placed where It is not necessary to
walk around It TO get to any of the
doors or cupboards. 1t would be din.
cult to arrange more convenient
kitchen.
There is but one chimney and that
is almost exactly in the center OF the
house. which gives an opportunity to
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-03
CHALLENGES
TRADUCERS
Oowie Speaks to a Great
Audience in Zion
Tabernacle
TALKS WITH EVIDENT EFFORT
Voice Is Strained to Its Utmost
Capacity - Followers of voliva,
Numbering 5000, at the Same
Time Attend Rival Meeting.

Chicago, H., April 30--Standing I'M
steadily and with great effort before
an audience of $500 persons in Zion
tabernacle yesterday afternoon, John
to its utmost capacity, charged his
traducers, IL any were present, to rise
to their feet and make their accusa-
tions before the whole congregation.
The followers OF Voliva, the new lead.
er in Zion City's affairs, however,
were at that moment attending a re-
vival meeting set for the same hour,
In the Zion college building quarter
OF mile distant. There, 5000 OF the
city's inhabitants were gathered, to-
gether with the famous choir, now di-
vested of its ecclesiastical garb, and
the Zion band and orchestra.
Those who listened to the words of
Dowie were for the most part visitors
from other towns, brought in by the
hundreds by the electric cars and rail-
road trains throughout the forenoon.
For over an hour the crowd in the
tabernacle waited for the appearance
of the venerable first apostle. Imlned-
lately in front of the platform In the
choir loft were probably $50 of the
faithful.
Dowie was borne bodily by two
stalwart negro attendants from an
ante-room up the stairs to the. platform
and deposited upon his feet before the
elaborate prayer altar. He was at
tired in an apostolic robe of white and
gold and purple which he had never
worn before in public. Upon his head
was turban of marvellous pattern
embroidered in purple and gold. He
delivered his address and sermon
seated before the altar.
Only occasionally, when reused to
an unusual pitch of earnestness, did
he rise to his feet. Mrs. Dowie, who
has severed her allegiance to the Vol.
iva faction, sat in a wicker chair. Ex-
cept for the presence upon the plat
form of former Mayor r.. ID. Harper,
Dowie was alone.
Dowie demanded that any of those
present who had anything to charge
against him do so there and then.
With tears in his eyes he described
the sorrow he felt upon receiving the
news while in Mexico of the revolt
among his people. He declared that
he could not sleep until he had learned
the worst and his cup of grief was
full when he found that his wife and
son had deserted him.
Then he paid tribute to Mrs. Dowie.
my wife has some noble qualities"
he said "she was misled and imnosed
upon. They used her until they were
through with her then cast her aside.
My son played tricks upon me which
he ought not to have done, but he.
100, was deceived"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-03
FIRST MOOR PLAN.

the cold. and some dwelling houses
are shut up the other six months to
keep the sunlight from fading the car
pets. Personal comfort and pride is
in this way permitted to interfere with
health.
A great many housewives are very
particular to have the very best and
cleanest of everything to eat. Their
tables are models Of perfection.
Things are so good that persons must
eat whether they are hungry or not.
But eating is not a quarter as impor-
tant as breathing. The air taken into
the lungs comes directly in contact
with the blood, and impurities are
taken Immediately into the circula-
ton. 1t is necessary in order to live
to take air into the lungs every min
ute of our lives, but we can live for
weeks without eating anything. 1t Is
mystery why so many people insist
upon eating regularly three times a
day of the best and cleanest food and
still be so careless about the quality
of air they breathe.
Some ventilating system is absolute
ly necessary to provide pure air In
sufficient quantities. The capacity Of
the lungs Is such that 1t only takes a