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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
FOUR KILLED AND SCORE OF
OTHERS INJURED IN CHURCH
Panic Follows Cry of Fire at Easter Eve Services
In Chicago Catholic Church

Chicago. April 14--Duging a pania
which followed a cry of fire" tonight
while 400 persons were participating
IN Easter Eve services In st. Imdmil,
las Roman Cathol church. Twenty.
fourth treet and Albany avenue.
three cAild'en and ona woman waa
Killed ana a score Of other persons
injured several seriously. The ma
Iority of worshipers in the church at
tho time wera women and children
and in few minutes all were in Il
tangled mass lighting 10 escape from
the supposed danger Many persons
through tie windows but the
greater portion crowded to the central
al le The extra weigh proved too
much for the foo. AMI some Of Tire
beams supporting II broke The
2rackl ng Of imhe increased the
fright Of the now terrified women
aud children and everyone In Ne
place became panic-strlcken, men.
women and children fighting desper-
ltely with each other in an effort to
& cape
The women ana children suffered
most IN The struggle, and waen the
church was finally emptied. thee chill
iron We're lying dead IN the aslas ana
1ne woman - bally injured that she
lied on the way 10 the hosp tai
Dead: Mrs Ada Kuiek 1876 Albany
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
CAIRO INTERURBAN RAILROAD
May JOIN DU QU0IN SYSTEM

IS no competition, either railroad OF
electric line
The Mex nley interests Of st
Louis, are now building an interur
ban road from St. Louis 10 Nashyilla
and later expect to enter Mt Vernon
thus giving the Du Qu9in-TeTe
lIauta line excellent connections for
St. Louis. The country, generally
which viii be traversed by this line
has far surface ana This fac no
doubt will prove attract We to fnan-
ciers who contemplate investing in
the intarurhan road
Mr. Moebus speu' several wears in
Indiana s,ndying the methods en-
ploycd in the operation Of traction
rca6i. together with natural ccndi
lions. ana 10 declare that tha pro
no.od line Of euryey is moss fayorahly
adapted for . road-bed.
Whether an electric 5r gasoline sya
tom viii b. installed mas not ye been
decided upon Gasoline as motor
power for traction ears is yet in an eX-
pariment2l rage though when per
fected will greatly reduce The cos, OF
propeling the rs It is estimated
that 100 gallons of gasoline viii fur
nish power for car on trp Of 200
miles.
"E3lh q passenger ana freight SER
vice Of nigh rpeed are contemplated
The passenger rate will he 112 cents
per nile ami The freight ra in pro
portion,
"Mr Moebus will return 0 DnQuoin
next week 10 address the city council
and local capitalists ON the nature if
MS plans If he is gwen the proper
encouragement he will offer stock for
ale and hopes that orr citizens will
siye the enterprise their unstinled
,uppclt. When the ftanchi'e is
granted. the civil engineers of the
Will make a preliminary sur
tey which VII consume possibly 60
lays. In the meantime. the land |
'wners along the proposed line of sur
'ey will be consulted, preliminary to
ecuring the right-of-Way.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16

/ aVenne knocked down and trampIai
upon, died from internal herorrhaga
Emma Hotka s years, tramplcd Ia
death Lille Cunat, 0 years. trampIed
TO death Barbala Hermanek, 10 yelr8
crushed in crowd. holy almost In.
recognizable, jammed hciind ono III
Inc doors.
Seriously injured. Be sic I.isak,
years Albert Chcyak, MIS- A3nie So
dak and fully score Of othcrs. prin.
cipally children were more Or lcss ill.,
jurcd.
While The sorv'ces were IN pfogra
one Of crowd OF bows 0atside lha
church suddenly pushed open the
dcoss ana shouted FIRE" The bng ra1
away and the police are unahla 10
learn his identity. The panic ifn.
mediately followed the csy Of fire.
For time no one was seriously hnrt.
But when the beams supporting tao
central part of he floor saggel ana
The iloor sWayed and bent. those near
est the new point OF danger tnrnel
and fought these pressing he.iina.
Just al this point Mrs Kaick and Two
of the children were killed The Tlaa-
manek girl succeeded In ffualng hne.
self from this jam bu was crushed
to death IN trying TO escape from Onn
OF The small doors in the Tear Of Tia
church
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16

Evidently this latest propo ition to
give Cairo an mteruIban electric rail
road is but in line with similar propo
silions made elsewher1 in this part
of this state. and more than likely
the Cairo railroad is TO be part OF
The system spoken of in DuQuoin, In
that town, also, the offer TO build an
electric line is under consideration by
the people--a line that is to be eX-
tended into Indiana with all possible
speed and there Is reason to believe
that from DuQuoin the line win be eX-
tended to meet the Cairo system at
villa Ridge The DuQuOin Call Of Sat
u,day gives the following with respect
10 the movement to huid a line into
that city and thence into Indiana
THE first nkling of a long-dreamed
Of traction railway into This city is
limited at by n party Of St. Louis and
Kansas City capitalists who propose
TO construct an inteeurban line of
either electric or gasoline motor
power from this city to Tersc Haute.
Ind. one Of The most important rail
road center in the middle west.
These capitali Is are represented by
Albert b. Moebus of ST. Louis and c
W Prince Jr.. Of Kansas city. The
frst-namad gentleman was in thi
city Thursday on . preliminary visit
ana called upon Mayor Pope, various
members of the city council and local
capitalist He succeeded in interest
ing many of our most nhuent al citi
zens in the enterprise and before leay
ing expressed himself as very much |
encouraged for its success.
According TO Mr. Moebus DuQnoin |
will be the southern trmnus Of the
line The read will extend |
in a northeasteTly direction from this +
city to Mt. Vernon. Flora and Terre
Haute. distance Of about l70 miles.
The road will tap some Of the richest
coal aad farming lands in Southern
and Eastern Illinois between this city
and Terre Hau;e What urges the
promoters most /. the fact that for
miles along the line Of survey, there
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
FORECAST FOR THE WEEK

Washington, D. C., April 10
Speeches on the railroad rate
bill will be a feature in the
. the United States senate the
. presen week. There is no inn
mediate prospects for securing
an agreement upon tine for
0 voting on the bill
The feature of the week in
y the house of representatives
H. to be the passage of the free
= alcohol bill There is little op-
. position to the bin self. the
only task connected with its
passage being to prevent its use
for the purpose of producing a
= record for other revenues on
. The reform propositions. Pen
o siCna are to haye the r ght of
= the way Tuesday and on thai
day also the appropriation bill
for the district of Columbia
p VIII be reported This bill viii
" be taken up Wednesday and
. viii serve as { legislative topic
. for the rest of the week.
.
. United States and France
( this week will JON in paying
. homage to the memory of Ben
= jamin Franklin IN Paris on
: Friday viii occur The uaveiling
. of the statue # Franklin near
&. the s.to of the home he occu-
. pied when American minister
. TO France. The statue is the
. gif. of John H. Haries. the Am
= erican banker OF Paris. In Phi
. adelphia. the American Pailo,o- q.
. phical society. which was .
. founded by Franklin viii hold d.
. an international celebration 4
= April T. 20 % cf the bi-centen- Z
: niai of his birth
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
VESUVIUS SUBSIDIES
WITH ONE MORE
ELECTION
ELEMENTS HAVE BEGUN TO SET.
TIE ENVELoPlNG MOUNTAIN
IA TulrR L4AzF
TWO WOMEN ARE ALIVE
After Being Buried Unce- Debris Of
Falling House-Found BY Rascu.
ers After Six Days of
Entomkment.

Naples, April 1.-THE somewhat
threatening condition of Mount Vesu-
vius Saturday night having subs.dei
with the election Of enormous clouds
of sand and ashes, the clements have
begun to settle slowly, again envelop-
ing the mountain In a thick haze and
cutting off the view from Napier. cniy
the outline Of the base being visible.
Prof Matteucei, director Of the royal
observatory on the mountain ton ght
issued the following bulletin:
My instruments are now most clam.
An emission OF sand continues in abun.
dant quantities and wait sereneiy the
the sau factory termination of The
eruption"
Al otta Jano today searchers IN.
eauhed two aged women, still alive
but speochless after days entomh
mont They were among hundreds
who were crushed beneath the falling
walls during the rain Cf stones ana
ashea las Sunday ana Monday Hope
had been abandoned OF finding ans
of these persons alive The women
pere protected by the rafteys of the
house in which they were in and man
aged 10 exist on rev morsais az
fa-d which they had in their pockets.
Work OF salvage az San Giuseppe nss
brought TO light a remarkable cond
ton. Bodies have been found of
women 10 whose hands were cons aud
jewels and one woman held a p sary
indicating the instinct TO preserve
earthly belongings 10 the moment a;
fleeing from deatn
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
MUN|F|CENT SUM
CHURCH OF THE REOEEMER PAR
IsH CONTRIBUTE S2,141 AT
EASTER SERVICES.
Perhaps Largest Collection Ever TAX
en- in cairo-Neariy All of it
Will Go Toward Parish
House Fund

Al tho Church Of The Redeemer yes
torday the Easter offering reached the
munincent sum of $214l, perhaps the
largest amount ever collected in any
one day in Cairo church
A special appeal was made to the
parish on behalf Of the parish house
fund and The generous response Of the
people is highly appreciated by the
rector. the Ven z. L. Roland ana
the vestrymCn OF the above sum all
hut S57 which VII bee used for repairs
on the rectory win 40 toward the par
ish house fund.
This um .nsures the erection of
the proposed new parish house and 60
is probable that The work Of making
plans ana specifications win be com
menced al an early date.
Tho Eas ar services at this churc1
were exceedingly impressive the mu-
sic being Of except onal merit and
beauty
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16

plans, but b. say he has ample eyl.
dence to convict "Scotty" If com
plicity in the as ault al Wingata Pass.
in which Wa ner Scott was wounded
McNabb left last night for his home
in San Bernardino. accompanied by
Denuty Detrict Attorney " His, who
has also been in Los Angeles seeking
evidence in the case
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
NINE ARRESTED
Six Cases Of Drunk ard Oiscrderiy
Taken In By the Police Yester-
day and Last Night.

The police were buy yesterday.
especially last night They landed
nine offenders in jail as follows;
Ben Puckctt. drIHk. arrested bT
Egan
FL Taylor paddl.ug without license.
arrested by Egan.
Gene Barnes. drunk and disorlarly.
arrested By Davidee and DEM s..
Walter Reeves. carrying cunCe.cd
rcapons. arrested. hy Fitzgerald
VI. ". Babb dirorderly. arrested DE-
-'9we1. Higiiu and Dennis.
Eliza Denton. same as1h0ve.
Red Britton drunk arrested by Fifz-
gerald.
Frank Humphrey. drink. arrested By
Higlin and Dennis
J. n. Kinsley. drunk and disCrderiy
arrested By Cowell and Lipe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16

Series Of Special Meetings vii Com
nence Wednesday ct First ~. E.
chureh-Evangslist Coming.

A series Of revival meet ngs win De
held at The First 81 Z. church begin
ming Wednesday evening The meet
ing Wednesday ana Thursday even
iugs viii be conducted by the pastor.
Rev ". T. Morris. bat ON Friday Evan
geIst q. c. Cariin and Ch9ris er "
f. Charles Of Lebanon. I'll. win arrive
to take charge OF the meetings
Rev Morris TIE pastor will issus
circulars today announcing the meet
ing TO the public
The Easter song se-vics az this
church las evening drew a cong-Cgi
tor that crowded the edifioe and the
excellent pr0zram as published in SHn
fay's Bulietin vas carrieI out uader
.ie direction Of May-r George Parsons
V ao IS The precent0r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
RULERS GIFT TO sToPEP

Vienna Apl l5.-Aa aide De camp
nr Emperor Franc Joseph Major
Count Driareourt this afternoon hand
ed to Beilamy S-orer. tae retiling am
Jas s5or. bis Maze Tvs usual gift 80
an American amb8 zador N -uch ac-
c1sions. an autograph picture Of fhe
-nre1or in a dismaad Ided frame
acc mpaniei hy message expressing
regret af ths former amtas= ador's de-
raTfCre
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
PRESIDENT RIPPED
The MAN WITH
MUCK RAKE
PAID RESPECTS IN SPEECH TO
WRITER'S WHO TAKE PLEAS
URE IN SINGING.
HEARD BY BIG CROWD



washington ApilI li,--l p IN many
lneaoiap'e events Whlch custer anoul
ne maN'hS ol 'he hauoh capl'ai
ihu8t oe aaaeo one he'--liie laylh8
oi ne corner stone or 'he on &c pulld'
lhs loF th7 mouse OF representatives
"!'A solemn Maaoslc ceremony tAls
al'e NJ ~ He cccsHloh was maae
hotap'e ~ we presence OF the presl-
dehl o. me united state and many OF
pap cH9'h " ana Jnuees o. me supreme
court reore. eA'a'lYe" OF foreign GoF.
efnmenlS, the senate aAd house ana
representatives Of a large proportion
OF Nashin&tcn's 3 pulaIion. rags a1d
bunting we've everywhere ANA palms
ana growing plan'3 add-d much to the
accota on 10 ms a1d the ,ich are
OF hundreds OF NAl&AI8 T"mplar with
'helr waving plHmea ana snhaued cos
'nme5 OF Maaons win lAelr lambsRlA
aprons ana "nlle gloves, the scarIe'
uniforms Oh the Marine pand and the
plpe oI lAe UAIlea 2late' hASliieea'
oano ana tae picture Is compl9.e'
+ 'e'''sHl i'o sc 'l' &c O4"pa%le
ny q nae 'oo' on l'l' 'lnlne' ana
2ol 'eo oF me oll.c ~ pUlio''lS c'n'hi'.'
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Ibo oornrr ID emo booan rto Grand |
nf t,o Grand ,,dooa nravcl
ro,. ,ba A,,o,ioo, noo,Io ana ita nro,.
-, o,,iof ovaortivo
born,ot,collv o,lod oonnor hov
an inaido oanno. nv ,,.tI, -
,1oes ton wac tbop n1aood =, nosition
~ ,ba, tre stono you'd co,onlato,y an.
.olon II
Tbo how cor oinad tho troIy p;ht,I
md 49, of M neolaroti-, os Inda.
,nndorce a o,n,, of ~ co,st,tn,;or -.
no rr,itod c,ata. o,,d ,,,o,,. o,ho. or
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rha o..1 n,,~n ond an ,,o.o ,,,n, in
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
WIFE WITH MAN
Huoband Attempts to Shoot Him Late
But Kills His Little
Son.

Quiiman Ga, April &c f Lloyd
returned home last night found hi
wife with q man named DAVIS ~ Omit
man. Lloyd ar emptc1 to sh 0t Davis.
but the latter wrr-ched the revolver
from Lloyd'- hands lloyd then se-
cured another p siol and saited at the
bact door for Davis W1en che door
kn-b turned Lloyd fred four shof
ranldIy taragGh the door to find later
that De- had aho and killed bis little
-ln. lia Grei fW0 shots ai Davis as
Dee ran ouf nf The hoGse. lu. missed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
STRUCK A sNAG.

Evansv lie Ind April l5.-The ez-
c'Irsi0H Gamer Louisiana carryine
431 passengers. trick a snag in the
Ohio river tonight. and viii be a total
loss. The passengers were pan e
stricken. but by rHuuing the boat a.
fun speed into The bank al were res
cued- Captain Morgan says the steam
er viii be sunk in twenty feet Of water
by morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
BIG swINOLER FREED.

ion In. AFfl Is.-Jahez Spencer
Balfor-. formerly a financial magnafe
and member ~ parliament. who was
sentenced % % years imprisonment
in 1880 for extensive fraris. va re-
leased today from p:i=on. o. 's e-ti-
mated thar Ire poor middle class II
loI about $4,000 600 by his
operations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
VOLUME XXXVIII NO. ia
ISLAND OF FORMOSA VISITED
BY A TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE

capped destruction in the former dis
turbance being now in ruins. Doko
and several other towns and villages
also were affected by landsldes which
nave changed the topography OF the
country. Officials are working fever
ishly to relieve thousands of persons
left homeless by the earthquake Ter,
Iibla scenes are reported around kag
and DokJ.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16

Toxic, April 15.--One hundred and
nine persons are known TO have been
killed and twenty-nine injured in an
earthquake in the southern part of
Formosa last Saturday but further de
tails il is expected will swell the death
roll, as the shock was more severe
that that Of March H. Kaei was again
the principal sufferer houses which es-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
WAS HIGH ROLLER
ON BORROWED
MONEY
FOUNTAIN OF WEALTH or SCOT
TY, or DEATH VALLEY HAS
BEEN FOUNc
CAME FROM THE EAST
From Man Who Patented Auour TO
Gose Square l4oIa--Secured
Backing On Death Val
ley Mines.


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tha fountan n Of Waltnr scotts veal
been di -oytycaq
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expended in la Anoelo. and otso
citi-, furnisbc1 Nv Il pearl m,
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was this monav tha eono ,hat poar
ana Johnson ara alleged to have -
cured from, -oalannts of ire Nog mo
Hama states IN i mininp n-onosf. IA
/ j. p. Callahan for many wear, Or
acqnaintance Of paorI ana In, ! 20
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panv with y man whom, collabon rn,
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,old deposits in Death Valley and ,ou,
The man th2y ba1 moi worId leoI
Nom i,,o Tho valley and locate ,bsn,
thcrc an fabpIously rich c,nirs hul
for 50 d,lng he vented a laroa nm -
mana.
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many of the mi Rocba.to, naonl
advanced money to r,omofa no
schoo,e Tban Dovcr u,as ,,,or,-,.i aud
Boston and ,ther ,.tioe
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16

To have your advertisement read
By the greatest number Of people Il
must appear IN The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16
LYNCHED NEGROES
WERE INNOCENT
OF CHARGE
GIRL STATES THAT SHE Is Posi-.
TIVE THAT THEY WERE NOT
HER ASSAlLENS.
TROOPS HOLD THE FORT
Third Negro, Charged With Murder
and Perhaps Innocent, Taken
Out and Hanged Easter
Morn.

Springfield, Mo, April 15.-Miss ia.
moason tonight said that she was posi-
tive that Copeland and Duncan the two
negroes who were lynched for assault
ms her. We're not her assaiants. II IS
also doubtful whether Allen was guilty
OF the murder Of O. NJ Ruark, a Con.
federate sold cr, for which crime the
mob lJilled Allen
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16

GREATER CAIRO will need greater
stores. The way TO get greater stores
Is to enlist the aid Of the people who
occupy the more than 1000 homes
reached by The Bulletin every morn.
ing in the year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16

Jnler she-ia AcNabb of San Der
1ardino coruir. we- iu r1c cifv for
ovffai hour. cn-fr-'n- with Sheriff
WHITE AMI -ub1-anlinc Witnesses fo-
'he hearng of Waiter Scott N san
McNsbb zouif no. disclose his
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-16

euccEs6Fut BUSINESS MEN 81.
lievc ~ advertising ard IN men Who
advertise, II you would gain thelr
favor speak 10 them through "Tl. peo
pies Column 'of The Bulletin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-04
SCOTT s BOVINE, 4Oe s rs@s 9s stree

Polly smiled and smoothed the nib
hons on her bosom.
And SO, said Philip, rather
abruptly, the matter was settled
And what's the lady's name, and
where does she live, and when am |
to go?" asked Polly. all in a breath.
Philip smiled.
One at time. And now l think
of It, as you will perhaps talk in
your sleep. it will be better not to
tell you all you ask, AT any rate.
youll get on with the lady; and she
lives in the best part OF London,
near the shops and the thearers.
He paused TO mark, with q half
concealed and amused contempt, the
smile of satisfaction that beamed
uron Polly's face; but suddenly it
vanished, and grew apprehensiye.
But father she murmured. sor-
rowfully. father will never let NJ
GO He always flies into a passion
when / mention London; and he's
sworn oh, heaps Of times-that
shant go"
Well" said Dyce. Struggling his
shoulders, "if father Will not give his
consent, you aust go without it,
But how .? asked Polly, scarcely
shrinking.
Leave that to me" returned Dyce.
persuasively; IN arrange mat as I
have arranged the rest. You can
trust me2"
Polly nodded
Only remember one thing. that [
may want you to start quite suddenly
shall you be ready"
Yes, quite, answered Polly, eager
ly "Tr pack up tonight"
A mere bundle. said Philip, warn
ingTy. You can buy dresses and
oh, everything you want when we get
there, you know"
Polly nodded
"Ill be ready. Mr. Philip. when
ever you send me word
Then that's all right" said Dyca
and-not a word TO anyone"
Polly laughed confidently.
Catch me-" she said significantly.
A word would ruin all, and /
should regret my part in this little
plan for giving you a chance Of see
ing the great city"
Il won't say q word said Polly.
earnestly. not TO d soul
What's that? interrupted Dyce
He did not hear a sound save the
wind, bat he wanted to bring the
interview to an end
les father exclaimed Polly, with
sudden terror oh ro.7
Goodnight" whispered Dyce.
kissing her hurriedly And IN another
instant he was outside.
He waited a moment 10 glance
around him; all was dark and silent,
and then he hurried on.
He turned once 70 peer back at the
farm lights and smiled sardoni-
caiIy.
Mr.. Cyril Kingsley" he murmured
lightly, You will soon be disposed Of
| think"
To be Continued
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A New York minister says ,ha,
women are largely to blame for the
financial rascality Of the times He has
great powers Of perception.