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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
HERO OF THE MERRIMAC
MAKES VISIT TO CAIRO
Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson Here Last Niaht
--Lectured at Paducah Yesterday-WiII
Begin His Congressional Campaign
He is A STAUNCH DEMOCRAT

Capt. Richmond Pear on Hohson
hero Of the Merrmaa honored Caifa
with q Lief visit last night arriving
here on The Illinois Central train al
745 from Paducah. He took supper a.
The Halliday where q aprespnt atiye
lef The Bulletin had a pleasant inter-
view with him
! Capt. iIohson leciurel in Paducah
lar the Chautauaua assembly ye terday
on the subject Problems Of Our Day
and Generation" 10 an audience Of
1000 people. He arrived there direct
/ from Tuxedo Pafk n r. where ht-
Wifi whom he married year ago ID
spending the summer Mrs. Hobson
who was a Miss G:iSelda Hull was
born in Kentucky hence Capt Hobson
has a special affection for the Blue
G ass state
Capt Hobeou I a staunch Democrat
and wa recently nominated for Coz
~ ass in the si&th Alabama district n
which tlme-trel Democratic territory
a nomination is eaniyaient To cleo ion
SO ere long The gallant young capita II
win be serving his state in congress.
Regarding national politics Capt
Ii0baan said ha tho-g,, the nomina
ion Of Bryan bF the Democrats a al
most assured and commented upon
he likeness in characie" Of the two
leaders, Roosevelt and Bryan, With
Bryan as pre-idenl, DIS party would
suDpolt him In h efforts for public
reforms while with Roosevelt II is
different. He has been obliged to ac-
compi,h hi good purposes many
times in spte Of his party and in
measure, without their assistance"
sa d Capt Hobson
Capt Fiobean left al f.4s a'cloclS
this morning via the Mobile & Ohio
railroad on Conductor Walter Stout'a
train for his home at Greensboro, Ala
Later he will Gil lecture engagement
al points in Georgia and at Des
Moines. la.
The hero Of the Merrimac is a hand
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18

,ame man Of 30 years III has tn dir
litied courtly mannes~ of the S1ptn.
erner OF he old school and III II
natural, unaffeeten ..lan seen ii sly.
without eonceit over tie fama hr Iias
won 50 gaIlantlY at an elrly age. ro
meet Capt. iIobson one feels assuied
that his record il congress Will tse 4
brilliant enc and Ihat greater hoaors
are IL store for this yaang man WHO
,lready has distinguished himself f3r
bravery as q naval rs-ieec Cap, Hob
son resigned from ne navy about tao
yeas ago
4 sketch Of his eYentfal lie wi. Ii,
ntere sting 10 readers Of The Eullafin.
Richmond Pearsen II hson wa hra
n Greensboro, Ala August Ii. 1870.
He was educated In priyaga school n
III south, later atten iag the South.
arn University and the United SAT-
Naval academy from which latte i'--
titution he was graduated III 1889, H.
was also a student a Use EcnIe Ma
tioaal superieur d Mines anl Eeo
de Application du Genie Marit me- III
Paris.
Ills naval earcer hegan MS mid hlo
nan on a cruise with tha White SQUAD.
on iii the Mediterranean anf Srta
Atlantic waters After athrf naval ser
vice in 1897 he Organized ana GEM
Quoted postgraduate c9I se for 0Hi-
GERS dies tined for onstrnct on CORPS
at The L. s Naval aea ftplv afttrNarl
serving as cons neto Wit the Nj i
Atlantic squadron in the bomhatdmans
of Manfanzas in IL. expel.ti n against
San Juan de Puerto Rica His famou3
and brave attempt 70 hattlp ADMIRAL
Ceyeras tleet in the harbor of Saa.
tiago and his sinking Of the collier
Nieerimae II 81 Il fresh In che minss ! o4
all Other gallant service have ~
tineui he'd Capt Hohson and his rs
lInqni hments Of he arts Of war Il
now likely to be succeeded III n mora
peaceahe but none the lss On nest,
aggressive and erentful ca3eer flied
with honors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
NORWEGIAN FLAG FLUNG TO
BREEZE ALL OVER COUNTRY
King Haakon, Queen Maud and Baby Crown
Prince Warmly Welcomed on Their North
ward Journey to Troudhe EN-
WILLIAM is TO VISIT HAAkON
1878

where their majesties were given a
banquet. Today began with a demon
stration by the fisher feet al Aalesund.
Ninety steamers, fifty motor boa.s and
scores Of craft participa ed The
crowd afioat numbered coo.
All the vessels passed in review be-
fore the king
The royal family viii journey 20
Christiana and tomorrow viii be the
guests Of the munic pality al a state
dinner Trondhiem will be reached
Thursday evening Nisi ing fleets will
reach Trondhjem By Wednesday.
Some officials and state men have
already departed from Trondhiem.
The announcement that Emperor
William viii visit King Haakon in
July IS received with great satisfac-
tion. Il viii he the first visit Of
foreign ruler 10 the re-est tabllshed
Kingdom
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
PUBLICAN CLUBS
ASSEMBLE IN
QUAKER CITY
COMMEMORATE FORMATION OF
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF so
YEARS AGO.
STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT
or American Life Has not Reached Its
Limits, Says Gov. Pennypacker
Several Historical Papers
Were Read.

Philadelphia, Pa. June lin ht
same assembly room in the Musical
Fund Hall where, on June II. 1856
the Republican party opened the first
national convention which named Ere
nanr and Dayton as The ticket today
gathered hundreds or Republicans
from different sections 10 commemor.
ate the event. II was teh opening
meeting of a four days celebration
of the tiftieth anniversary of the Re
publican party under the auspices of
the National Republican league which
beg MS its annual convention here to.
morrow
Among those who participated In The
exercises We're 152 men who voted for
Fremont One was the delegate who
proposed Abraham Lincoln for vice
president Delegates from Illinois aud
Missouri 10 tomorrow's convention AT
tended. The meeting was largely lie
voted to addresses on Lincoln
Governor Pennypaeker presided and
Rev Edward NJ. Levy the
Baptist clergyman who delivered the
invocation at the opening of the con.
yent,on fifty years ago and performed
a like service today.
Pennypacker briefly reviewed The
history of the Republican party, and
continued: Let us not forget that
The province Of the Republican party
has been to cons ruct. Cleanliness
and decency are among the latest his
man acquisitions, American life has
net reached its fnrthe stage of devel
opment Correct evils which mas
have arisen in transportation but 4
not forget that the system as eatab-
ished has created Chicago and 81 !
Louis and peopled the wet. CleaHs
wherever necessary but preserve"
Severmal historical papers wer
'ead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
UNCLE JOE HOLDS
TALK WITH THE
PRESIDENT
CANNON REiTERATES OPINION
THAT MEAT INSPECTION LAW
WILL BE SANE.
OBJECTION P0 'NTED OUT
BY PRESIDENT in the Measure viii Be
Remedied in Order to Facilitate
Action Beef Barons Will
Fight It,

Washington y c. june IL Speak
er Cannon al he White House tonight
conferred with President Roosevelt
on legislative matters The speaker
said that he expects congress vii
close by July !. Regarding the meat
inspection Canncl reiterated the opin
on tha safe and sane laws will be
enacted.
Members o. the house committee
on agrucultura assisted by officers OF
the department OF agriculture today
discussed The amendment proposed by
the house committee and 10 which the
president has pointed oui an object on
A full meeting of the committee will
be held tomorrow and an effort is be
ing made 70 agree en- a modification
of the obiec onabe features 50 as
10 facilitate action
The suggested amendment Wogld
give thesecretary of agriculture final
control + deciding the fitness Of
slaughtered animals for food by The in
seriion Of he following clause.
(which in the Judgment of the sec
retary # agriculture Is nasound, mn.
healthful unwholesome and unfit for
human food
This clause is suggested TO take The
place of the words "found to be un.
sound ,unhcallhful etc"
The amendment is expected to meet
with opposition fr n the packing in
tercsrs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
NEGRo'S VICTIM.

Terre Haute, June 17.-Mrs. Jose.
phiae St John. who was criminaIly
assaulted The first of the week by a
negro named Neil P.erce. and who has
been unable 20 appear against her as
Sailant. was thrown from q bugg
aud be ides breaking boh arms is
Otherwise injured Mrs. 81 John is
nearly GO years of age and it was ie
the hope Of giving her relief from ner
yous prostratiOn following The assault
that she was taken riding The horse
ran away and she was thrown out
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
alive in their homes.

J alive in their homes.
Women fures lead the mob and xii
Jewesses with their own hands.
Nine Jewesses butchered before t1t
! altar Of a synagogue,
Grenades filled with Greek fire used /.
spread death amic fiaies.
Peasants armed with scythes cut dowr
defenseIess victims.
Police and soldiers fire into gather
nas Of Jews.
Limbs of victims chopped of, eyes
gouged cut and skulls battered in.
Children thrown alive from windows.
General massacre spreads to other
cities and is planned throughout
Russia. Death to al Jsws!" the
slogan,
Catholic priest reported torn to pieces
by mob
Fear Civil War to Follow.
Civil war. il is feared by the authori-
ties, will follow the outbreaks at
Bialystoli ANA he agraran outrages
Orders were issued today to put a
large part of the home army ON a war
footing
During May = 900 political r'soners
We're Sent t. Siberia.
Dispatches from Warsaw say that
the suburb of Boiary was destroyed
early today, and many of the inhabi
tants massacred.
Six thousand ews from the riot.
Brned "a Estate
stricken city are now encamped in the
city surrounded by soldiers
5000 Jews In Flight for Life.
Fully 5000 more Jew: are penned
up in BiaIystok, fighting sperately
for their homes, with odds 80 tremen,
dous against them thar their ute" eX
seems certain.
Unless heavy re.inforaements for
The troops reach the place speedily it.
Is feared the sIaugh erwiI lwarf the
kish ne1i horror into in ignifcance.
Martial Law Declared.
Martial law has been declared at
and troop. are being :ushol
to the scene.
An orcanized massacre of Jews IN
many cities has been planned, t is dc
cIared here today. The massacres, it is
asserted, are to take place at Gomel,
Odessa, kherson. NikoIaieff and Kieff.
Many government oHic'als, it is de-
alared. are behind he movement for
he uprisings and massacres. They are
he prime movers in the organization
known as the Union OF Russian Pa
riots" which is asserted to be active
n fomeating the riot ng and which j.
favored by the local police. |
Al Gomel the members of the union
are only awaiting ne word 10 begin |
he awful work. and have already ar
'aaged whom they han kill AMI /
lundcr
At Odessa and Kieff the Jews have |
formed defensive organizations and !
ire prepared TO resi.t 10 the death. /
Jut at Gomel there.is no surh organi /
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18

Christiana, June 17.-Trondhjem,
yesterday a city of fishers, is today a
capital Many who will participate il
the coronation of King Haakon have
already swelled the population and
others are crowding north by steamers
and trains The Ga.ty over the con
firmation of the country's new indie
pendence will reach fgll tide Tuezday
When King Haakon, Queen Maud and
Baby Crown Prince Olaf reach
Trondhjem. All over the country
flies the flag Of Norway white Dor
dered blue cross upon a field of red.
One hears tales that radical Repub-
lieans obfljeet TO the new monarchy
and call Haakon Mr.. King" but un-
doubtedly the great majority genuineIy
welcome the new order.
The king. queen and crown prince
are continuing their journey north
ward. Today they reached Mold.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
EARLY MORNING FIRES.

St Louis. No, June 1.-Two early
morning fires today caused damage
of 100000. completely gutted a five
story office building and burned q
large livery and undertaking establish
ment. Fifty horses were iucinerar ed
IN the latter. The office building wa
occup'ed by the Phlip-Carey Manufac-
turing company and the Grand Springs
Water company The combined loss
here was $500
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18

The vote on the sea level
= Panama canal bill is fixed for
Thursday and The senate viii
> devote much OF the time This
y week to a consi1erat ion Of IT,
Senator Knox is scheduled fora
speech and win be followed by
ihers. The adoption of the pro
Wis on is the sundry civil ap-
preparation b Il by he hou e in
opposition 10 the sea levelfcanal
. has stimulated interest in the
senate
Late ia thu week the senate
may AXE up the sundry civil
. appropriation bill or the confer
> ence report on the agricultural
o appropriation, the former con
. tanning The house prohibition
, again tine expenditure of
money fer sea leyt canal
and the latter he meat ins2ec-
. zion pr vision Neither viii
" be considered uaul the Pana-
ma hisi is d posed Of
. The Lake Erie ANA Ohio
= ship canal h'll also will con
. tinue % receive attention.
. The leaders Of the national
d" house of representative plan
3" speedy work his week. The
. The pr gram contemplates the .
> passage Of the meat inspection (
= amendmclt. The pure food bin
. and immigrat on bin
4" The meat inspection amend :
> ment will be- called up Tuesday. .
. Debate on Ct VIII be confined to &.
. The proyi ions Of he measure Z
. and proposed amendments
. The Interstate commerce .
. commission June p will meet q.
. in Washington to hear the d.
/, presidents # IA lroad cnmpan. .
> les accused of rebates or favor :
|. i'ism in The distribution Of car. .
), Five presiden 8 have been sum {.
) m0ned. .
. Friday viii be The coronation 4.
/. of Haakon VII Of Norway. in 4.
The cathedral at Trondhiem. 4.
Tho bishop viii annoint the /.
) h~E with the sacred oh. after =
; which The crown will be placed &.
, ~ % s head by Premier Michel 4.
) sen .
, The Intercollegiate regatta /.
occurs Al Poughkeepsie Sa.ur- Z.
) dav. Three races. the varsity 4.
. eight, varsity four oars and &.
, fre hman eight. Crews from &.
Cornell Wisconsin. Pe-nsyl- .
vani7. Columbia. Svracgsp and q.
Georgetown win pariic pate e
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18

pacing the floor of her home wonder
ing what had happened to her child
the telephone rang Mis- Muth sprans
to the instrument ana a strange mans
voice said.
Don't worry about Fred Hes play
inc IN our back yard"
Where is he?" shriekei Mrs. Ninth
bu; the franeer hung up" at rha
other end Of he line and no answer
came.
Gets Mysterious Letter
AT li;2o O'Clock that night Mr. Nh h
received spe ial del very letter wrif
ten on q plain sheet Of brown wrap
ping paper in a good H~m busincs
hand II cad:
Mr.. Muth; Your little boy will be
placed in your hands tomorrow morn
ing. There will be no need or any good
in exciting your neighhc-s or the po-
lice. Hold Yourself in check until then.
There was no gnature ana no
mark whereby he letter might he
traced All night the parent sat mp
waiting and until noon Wednesday
rhef did not give up hope Then they
realized thar a cruel ie hal been
PLAYED upon them by The kidnaper
In searching for motives fcr The
crime the police recall thai in 1909
three mon. Harry Mccullough. Richard
Beyee and Hampton Wilson. were
sentenced to the peniteatary for con.
sp ring 10 lob NJ. NHi's few h.y
tore, 70 which they confessed when
arraignod for arc her robbery Barge
was releas 70 few month ago TIE
others are stiiI In prison
Find Possible Motive.
II wa al once -uegested that the
theft OF 1Ir Muth's son might have
been inspired bv Pereee through mo-
tives Of revenge.
4 s. auge coincidence m that c-n /
nec'ion wa> found in the frst arrest
made 10 the cas-, taat Of Emily Nip.
Derj Pagtt. who said she VA a trained
nurse and called a the Meth home to
suggest thar a rewar- be of red. SSe
wa followed and her ac ions were 70
uspicious that she was arrested She
aid she lived a. 2J25 front street. and
he police soon learned that 1T was al
his number Be-ge formerly lived in a
coming house run by the pag WON
~. The police released her. saving she
lad no information on The kdr8pirg
'ut IL f. believed they did So for
'urpO O.
Captain n naehy of the detective
'urf am is inclined ga thing tba Muta
lmiiv know more atort the clse tIa1
her have adHi ted
There Is romething queer hack Of
bis Do aij- In the fr place. Ar. i
nd Nfs Muth were warned a week {
20 thar n man q 81 10 lure their on Z
say To- a ban game an they took no
ofice Of the warning This ame man {
as seen hanging around h. iewe'ry r
tore peer'Hg in and little Frediie a
1inied him cat as The man who want
2 him 10 ga 10 the bali game. the
agan boy having Identified him 10 1
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
FoR A FANciEo cRUDGE.

Yrel5a Calf uHe 11--Recaaze ~
faue.ed efudee Mrs William Peal wa
attached hr an I1Aiaa woman in vi
low Creak Valley today Mr. Ee7
iGeked herself in tna- nou=e and wal
narroHiy missed hy five shots Ilh'
17-monJhsold baby was laier fonu
Leaien 10 death in the road.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
WHILE IN A BOILER.

Busyrus Ohio. June FIRED Pat
tersOn with a lighted torch was in a
small boiler th 8 afternoon repairing 2
Hue The boiler is operated by natural
gas and the falling Of a hammer -r11-
ed On the gas. Al explosion fol'oE-
ed and Paterson wa frghtfully barn
Cd
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
IS GUTTEO BY FIRE
Ss Story Annex to Ryan Hotel. s..
Paul Blrned With3ut Damage
to Hosteiry.

S. Paul MINI june 17.-Thc si--
tory RYAN Annex building was com
platelv gGttef hv fre The mo-niog
which buried fercsl lg all 6ay- Dans~e
10 The huldine ann1 the stoeH@ - tae
occupants was neatly ha'f a miiinn
dollars Several freme1 were hadir
or by flying glass and thiriy~eYrn
we're or rcome tv heat and smoke All
wi1l recover Wtb ha po itle exczp
ton Of Lieutenant EdWarIs. Of elra-
pany g.
The Ryan Torel S across the alley
from the bHfHei stnefH=e, bat vas
not dsuaseI aad fhere vas 10 alarm
amuue ffz efs
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
TO Re SHOT II CAUGHT

Durtin. IA a. Jrne 1.-Two RI
Chief Siza-a1das sons surrendered 70
the Va alian forces. uesrly an rf Chief
Bambaata's followers berg killed ia
ths recent feh;tHg Colonel Naclenzio
gives the rebels until-5Hne ~ 70 eur
render. afterwards tiey VIII BE- shot
4 caught.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
HUNDREDS IN HUNT
FOR MISSING
YOUTH
DETECTIVES UNABLE TO FIND
TRACE OF FREDDIE MuTH
OF PHILADELPHIA
NO TRACE OF THE LAD
Has Been Discovered Although Five
Days Have Elapsed Since He
Was Kidnapped Many Worth.
less CleWa.


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avg aaFs nave tiapSea titise f'yeafG Gld
Freddie Muth was kidnapped from the
Nnhlanherp urinary ychaol trough
tho agency Of forged note statine
that hie mnther wae N ana wantaa fo
seo him The mystery surrounding bis
dlsannca anca haa MOI bean nenetrat 4
nv the cores If detectiypa working on
the cr.no and # nron,isos ~ bacome
,cona "chayltn pcsso "a q M
traca of ~ hov ar ~. l,idnann, has
bccn discovered
MI since tha littla poes bov was
stoIa, thirtv.two veors aoa bae This
oftv ana tho enttra country 80 far b.
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tbonah no mi.sf,a tav,s father . nro
no,ons iawn,ou - teq3 r.,ln,,hio ayo
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18

Waraw. june Terfo"ists thi
morning held mp a mail wagon be
tween krosniewice and Kladawa, kil
cd the driver ana two -oldiers and
plundered the ma'ls ana decampe
This evening five terrorists Killed e
police officer and wife in tan street
The as assins escape. T-lc Jews bsY
are uneasy but there { no indication
of an antiJewish outbreak.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18

2all0n.
At Biaystok the dead number hur
drcds. Tire hospita'e are flied wilf
wounded, tut it is impossible to detc r
rlne how many have fallen victims tc
the mob, because many of the deac
and injured arc concealed in privat,
houses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
SITUATION IN RUSSIA HOURLY
GROWS MORE D|SQU|ET|NC AND
COUNTRY FACES AN UPHEAvAL
PopuIace is Greatly Excited and Gigantic Political
Strike is Expected to Bring Govern
ment to Its Knees
DISORDERS In ARMT ARE RIFE

ST Petersburg. June 1.-THE pitt
able affair a Bialystoll apparently ha
burned itself out No further bIoodshel
was reported today and no more Is ex
pectad. Tae authorities are in control
The general situation. however, Il
hourly growing more disquieting anf
the country seems on the We ge Of an
other gigantic uphaayal. The st
Petersburg and Moscow populace Is
greatly excited and n9nting Is talkei
Of except general political strike
which would bring the governm ant to
its knees.
The prnletara at leaders believe the
moment has come To- strike
The Agrarian troubles are extended
and disorders In the army are rife.
The government has openly refused 10
accede to the demands Of parliament
and a rupture is imnent there The
ultimate plans of the Leaders dcnenl
upon ne success ach eyed but ii the
government is brought down il is nGt
doubted that they are determined thar
they and not parliament hall take
over the reins of the government
The incipient strikes in St Peters
burg and Moscow are purely political
The committee of the unemployed is
only a revolutionary organization
A correspondent Of the Assoc ated
Press was stopped today in the
suburbs by a workman who demanded
money and announced thai those Who
had money might as well divide a. thu
workmen soon will be able to take
what they desire
The government appears to be wait
ing for the blow to fall before raising
its hand The emperor il reported 10
be spending most Of his time playing
tennis at Peterhof Admiral Alexiff
commandant OF Cronstadt received a
Eiim warning, a coffin. which wa de
liyered a his house.
ST. Petersburg. Juaa 1.-THE riot
ING and mas. acre of Jews at Bialystok
continues today with unabated fury.
Death to every Jew" appears 10 be
the slogan of the mob.
Gentle women Of Bialystok are TAX
ing prominent part in the rioting and
display remarkable thirst for the
blood of Jewesses. Their excesses are
described as unspeakabIe.
Firing can be heard in every part Of
the city Jews are being ho', blud
geonej or stabbed wherever found.
The estimates of the killed run from
400 TO 600.
Hand grenades ioa Ted with Greek
fire which spread flames with death
when they explode, a g being "a I'd for
the tir.t time and threaten the city
with destruction by fire
Horrors of the Massacre.
Here is a summary of the horros Of
the NEW KISHlNEFF:
Estimates Of dead range from 400 to
1000.
Scores of wounded Jews left to burn
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18

The besi u sigsys the cheapest
Advertisers sse the BullstiRA
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18

THE BULLETIN STILL has Its over
two thousand legitimate circulation
with from four to five thousand daily
readers, TO whom advertisers may talk
seven times week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18

SUMMER BEGINS the after partsof
thG week and the merchant Wjfh eurn.
mer goods to sell may now hope 10
interest the public In them.