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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
CURRENCY COMMITTEE FRAMES
PRINCIPLES FOR STRlN.
GENCY ISSUE.
TWO PLANS ADVANCED
But Majority Favor Currency Issue
On General Credit Of Bank De-
string to Emit Emergency
Money in Pinch

Washington, Nov 3--For more
than three hours today, the currency
committees of the American Banking
association and the New York Cham
Der of Commerce discussed the
formulation Cf principles" which are
to form the basis of legislation for the
issue of emergency currency in time
of financial stringency.
These principles" will be recon-
mended 70 congress at the coming
session
The discussion developed scnti
ment in favor of currency issued to be
issued on the general on the general
credit of the bank desiring to emit
emergency currency during periods of
financial street, as is done in cases Of
various European countries. The al
tentative of this propostlon-tha Of
segregating the assets of the banks
as special security for these issues
was voted down.
The tax on these general credit is
sues it is proposed, shall form a guar
antee fund to be placed in the treas
ury and to used to meet the liabilities
Of any bank which fails The question
Of what AK to place on general
credit issues wa referred to a sub
committee of three
The opinion of the majority of the
bankers as expressed today was that
these credit notes are not to have any
preference over any other obligations
Of the bank issuing them, but are
simply 10 be a lien as in case of all |
other bank note issues.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
PITCHER MAKES DENIAL.

Havana, Nov. 15-Lieutenant Col
oncl William l.. Pitchers attention
was called tonight to an article in an
American newspaper declaring that
President Roosevelt had directed that
an immediate report be requested
from his whether he had been correct
ly quoted as denouncing the negro
troops while at Fort Sheridan Last
tertained and never expressed such
sentiments. He explained he had
served with colored troops in the past
and had the min heroic fighting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
BREAKERS AHEAD
FOR REPUBLICANS
ODELL CRlTlCISES MANAGEMENT
OF CAMPAIGN AND SAYS
PARTY is WEAK.
RApS THE PRESIDENT
For Interfering in New York Fight
and Says He Did Harm--Fears
Hearst Allied With Bryan
in 1908.

New York, Nov 49,. Former Gov.
ernor Odell, in an interview today
citicised the management Of the Re
publican campaign for the recent cleo
ton. pronouncing il 'asinine."
THE result" Odell declared leaves
our parry in bad hape with an import
ant national campaign coming on, !
am concerned over the future. The
Republican party is not united as it
ought to be
Cont 'nuing Odell said The people
of this state have always resented the
interference of president CT the
United States in their local elections.
They have done so since the days of
DeWit,e Clinton. | think the inter
ference of President Roosevelt did
more harm than good
a realize now" said Odell. that
made mistake when | accepted the
chairmanship Of the state committee
while | was governor. The people re-
in their local political affairs. That
is why | say the interference of the
president in the last campaign did
more harm than good"
Odell said Hearst was greatly
strengthened as a political factor by
his campaign and that while he might
not be elected president, he was now
a man to be reckoned within the fu
ure. He said the combination of Bry |
IN and Hearst would be hard one /
or the Republicans to beat
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
KING CONFtRS AN
HONOR ON KING
WITH PoMP AND CEREMONY NOT
EQUALLED SINCE 1855 HAA
KON is MADE A KNIGHT OF
THE ORDER OF THE GARTER.

London. Nov 13.-King Edward TO.
night invested King Haakon. of MOI
way. with the order Of the Garter. at
special chapter held in the trone
room of the Windsor Castle. The In
vestiture was attended with great
pomp and ceremony.
Although knights of the order are
elected from time to time as vacan
cies occur, there has not been an in
vestiture like the one Of today Since
1855. when Queen Victoria conferred
the honor upon Napoleon III. and Vic
tor Emmanuel. then King of Sardinia.
King Edward Is the only surviving
member of the Royal house of Great
Britain who participated in that his
tOric event
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
YOUTH
Shot Down BY His Hated Rival at Re.
cepton Fifteen Minutes After
He Was Welded.

New York, Nov. Fifteen min
utcs after he had been married 70
Maria Einstein in Brooklyn, Augustus
Silvestro, 20 years old was fatally
shot in his home, where he was celc-
brating his wedding He died at mid
night last night i'm the Seney hospi' al
with his bride at the bedside
The shooting was done by six I'M
known Italian. who entered the room
and started row. u is suspected
that rival instigated the murder, and
the police are looking for this man,
who Is known
Pedro Depalino, a wedding guest.
was seriously wounded during the
melee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
CONGRESS MAKES
MANY CHANGES IN DRAFT
OF COMMITTEE.
OPPOSITION RESULTED
Against Several Causes for Leoal
eparation--Lunacy Commission
Can Sue for AnnuIment of
Marriage.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE ma.
tional congress on uniform divorce
laws today adopted about one third
OF the proposed uniform bin as draft
ed by the committee appointed at the
meeting in Washington nine months
ago. The portions adopted included
seven cases under which marriage
may be annulled and six cases Of alb
solu,e divorce.
! The important changes in the bill
are the striking out of all references
to proceedings and divorce practice.
leaving this question for the various
state legislative bodies to pass upon.
The COMMITTEES decided that SO long
as open hearings are held and laws
provide for direcj service on the re-
spondent and fix punishment for col,
lusiOn, the measure need not conform
TO any fixed rule
The causes for which divorce can
be granted are infdelity, felony. big
amy desertion, habitual drunkenness
and intolerable cruel,y, and in the di:-
cussion there wa little opposition to
any of these provisions but In the list
OF causes for annullment of MARI. age,
opposition was presented against sew
eral
Insanity Cause for Separation.
Governor PennypaCker took excep
tions to the clause which provides
that If either party unknown to the
other was insane az the time of mar
riage il should be annulled The gov
ernor held that tha clause not only |
gave the sane party the right 70 |
begin suit but also TO a committee of
RMS would give a commission ap |
pointed by the court a right to begin |
suit in the name Of any sane party |
even If the person insane did not want |
a divorce He argued that marriage !
was a personal relation and a third |
person had no right. In the contract. |
One delegate opposing the governor |
said the third party is the people an1 |
II has the right to forbid the propaga.
ion of children from the insane. |
There was further discussion and the
clause was adopted
There was also opposition 10 tha
clause annuifing the rnarTrrge of y |
ssvyvf yssvtsff
under 49, Ernest Mertnn. OF Wiscon In
held that a girl under Is was incap-
able of making proper marriage con
tract. and Frank II. Kerr. Of Ohio,
favored the law of his state which
makes the marriage of boy under
q and girl under IS. void
Miss Rachael Seigel. of Utah. the
only woman speaker, held that l6
years for the girl was all right She
said I'VE women ought to know" The
lause was adopted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
TRAINS
Running Between Thebes and Bxby
Robbed 5y crews-5rskeman
as Wife Arrested

East 81 Louis, H.. Nov. l3.-Char
les w Zimmerman. Mis- ouri Pa
cific brakeman, and his wife, were ar.
rested today on charge that they
had been engaged. with others. in rob
bing freight trains on The Iron Noun
tain railroad. Yesterday Joseph Fer.
guson was arrested on a similar
charge.
Detectives state they arc convinced
that an organized gang has been rob
bling fre ght trains and throwing the
plundcr from moving trains running
between BiXby and Thebes m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
BIG SHORTAGE.

Springfield, Ohio, Nov. l&.-Judge
Geiger, Of the Probate court, today
sustained the exceptions filed by
Catherine snyder as guardian, to the
account Of John S Harshman as trus-
lee for John and Daniel Snyder under
the will of the late John Snyder
Harshman was gwen 10 days in which
to file another report. The court found
that Harshman instead of owing the
estate nothing. according TO his re.
port, owes it S129,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
CHlNAMEN TO BE DEPORTED.

Providence, r. l., Nov, 13.-United
States Commissioner w. . Cross to-
day ordered the deportation of four
teen Cinnamon who came to this city
lie. Nine of the others captured fur
nished bail and failed to appear but
We're repres anted by their counsel
The whole nine were defaulted and
ordered deportd also All of the Chi
ness appealed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
DEATH
Che 1ted by Kicking Brake With His
Foot. But Lost an Arr-Nerve
Saved His Life.

Flwood. Ind. Nov 13.--Sheer nerve
aved the life of Frank Purke, aged
lG years AT the mills Of the American
Sheet and Tin Plate company this
and reached upward for a brake His
glove aught in the ccgs. and his arm
was drawn into The machine He
waited until he reached he highest
point of the revolution Of The cog
hanging a dead weight 90 slaCkcn the
upward progress. then kicked the
brake with his foot, reversing the
He dropped TO the floor and
was hurried 10 surgeon who ampu-
tated the arm Al the shculder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
"A LIE''
Says lliiR9is Preacher Of Another's
Letter Boosting His Own
Church and Belief

ling, H.. Nov. 13.-A sensation
We caused 'H religious circles in This
city when the Rev Z Lee FIeck. pa
tor Of ST. Johns Lutheran church
publicly proclaimed from the pulpit
that cir-ular leier prepared and sent
To people in this ci by the Rev. I'D
ward Weary rector Of Graca Episcopal
church. was an Infamous lie
In this letter t. Rev. Mr.. Weary
that the Episcopaiian
church was the mother church. He
made other claims
The Rev Nj. Fleck said the letter
vas bigotef narrow and that all who
believed IN Il were Of the same class.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
GUNS
In the Timers Hands Decided the
Barker TO Pay the Bill, Though
He Thought Il Large.

East Liverpool. Ohio, Nov. l3.-
When J n. Cox. president Of he new
bank of Kensingfon refused to Vay a
b'll presented by William Kintncr. a
-i1smith, claiming IL was excessive
kinner said little and went out 4
few minutes Iater he returned with a
revolver in each hand. and confront
in gihc hank president. asked him II
lie WIS going io pay. Cox looked at
the rcyolvcrs. replied That he was AM
directed h's cashier turn over ~
Kininor The omunt that his bill called
for. A. yet there has been no legal
action taken in the matter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
ROBBER
Drove the Bankers and the Custom
ers Into the Vault and Walked
OF With st.7sO.

Newton. Kansas. Nov. 13-The Mid
land bank. Of Newton. was held ND
this Afternoon by one man and robbed
Of sl,7S0. Six or seven persons. in
Guiding the clerks. were in the mank
and all were ordered into the vault
and locked IN. The robber tben Sc
cured what currency was in sishs ami
eecapcd.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
FIRE DESTROYS TOWN; 2 DEAD.

Martins Ferry Ohio. Nov ef3 Two
lives Were lost and the village of
Richland near here, practically wiped
out today by fire caused by the explo
sion of gas. The two children of a
foreign miner were burned in the
flames which swept over the place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
SIXTH INFANTRY RETURNS.

San Francisco. Nov. Eth Sixth
Infantry arrived here today on the
transport Manila The first battalion
left for the headquarters in Montana.
he second battalion goes 10 Fl. Lin
coin, y. D., and The third battalion o
IT Missoula, Mont
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
WANTED FOR BANK ROBBERY

Canton. Ohio. Nov. 13.-William
Funk was arrested here tonight on an
order from the chief Of police. David
Emery. Of JOLT H.. who wired that
Funk is wanted ia that city to an wer
a charge Of burglarizing a bank. Funk
is held awaiting the arrival Of oHicers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
CADETS
viii Have to Pay Their Way 10 the
Army-Nsvy Game as Result Of
tho Anti-Pass Law

Washington. ID. G.. Nov. tS.-As 70
result pf the passage Of the railroad
rate bill. cadets Of both the military
and naval academies heretofore trans
por'e ed by the railroads TO the annual
football game between these tW0
schools without charge. will in the IN
tire have TO- paw their own fares.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
eoYs FOUGHT VITA KNIVES.

Princeton. Ind. Nov l3-In a fight
near here today Charles Anderson.
aged Is. fatally stabbed Clarence BIZ
derback aged "a. the latter being
stabbed twice in the abdomen and
twice in The neck. Anderson received
tw0 serious knife 8ouHds 10 the back.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
BARRY AND KELLY DRAW.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Nov. l3-The 10.
round bout between. Dave Barry, Of
California, and Hugo Kelly. Of Chi
cag0, t-night resulted in draw.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14

THE SAVINGS ACCOUNT grows
slowly, II you depend upon what hap
pens to come" to you for increasing
IT, Watch every opportunity to save
your dimes as presented in the daily
advertising columns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
NE THAT WORKS without tool.

ia twice tired; and he that "iooks
around without first reading the sd.
vertisements In Likely TO waste much
time and miss chance to save money.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14
White Man Must RuIe.

Any solution Of cur race problem
in the South liee as much with H.
negro as with the white man but one
Of the greatest barriers 70 any ad-
vancerent Of the negro Is his nauirsf
Incidence. This explains his failure
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-14

lCopduded on Third PaseJ
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
BRAZILIAN SHIP B[ONNUP
THREE HUNDRED KILLED BY Elk.
PLosIoN ON AoUIDABAN.
GOES DOWN IN THREE MINUTES
Disaster Occur. at Port J%acrepa0ua,
South Of Rio Janeiro-vessel Was
Used for Accommodation Of Officers
Escortlna Minister Of Marine.

Rio Janeiro, Jan. 23.-The Brazilian
turret ship Aquidaban has been sunk
ct Port Jacrapagua, south Of Rio ia
metro, as the result of an explosion
on board. 1t is reported that 300 OF
it's crew persisted and that only one
ofncer was saved.
-Four rear admirals persisted on the
Aquidaban, which had been used for
the accommodation Of a number of
onicers and men attached to the fiotil-
Ia escorting the cruiser Barrosa. The
Barrosa had on board the minister OF
marine and his stan, who were In.
specting sites for a new arsenal.
The explosion occurred in the pow
der magazine. The vessel sank In
three minutes.
The following members of the com
mittee which left the arsenal ON
board the Aquidaban, accompanying
the minister of marine, were drowned:
Rear Admiral Rodrigo, Jose Daracha,
Rear Admiral Francisco Calheiros
Damraca, Rear Admiral Joa Candida
Draxil, Captain Alvos de Labriga. Two
commanders, two German photogra'
piers and one reporter also were
drowned.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
CHICAGO TIED up BY STORM
Moving slowly Eastward, With csnts'
Just North Of indianapolis.

Just North Of indianapolis.
Chicago, Jan. ga evere storm,
q alternating sleet and snow. caused
n Of the. worst tie-ups this city has
known in many years. But few tele.
graph wires were working out of the
city in any direction. Inside the city
the telephone communication was bad.
ly crippled and the electric lines were
almost out of communication. The
railroads were still greater sufferers,
Many passengers on the Aurora line
and Chicago Electric were compelled
to remain all night in the depots
when the road ceased operations on
account OF the storm. Large commits.
sion brokerage house which ordinarily
use from twenty to thirty wires leac'
ing to all parts OF the country were
unable to send messages In any direc.
ton.
The weather bureau announces that
the storm was moving slowly east.
ward, with the center just north Of
Indianapolis, and that the center
would surely move eastward, but that
the precipitation might continue in
this section for another twenty.four
hours.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
Hu1aor aus Philosophy
D. DUNCAN n. SMITH
OTHER FAIRY TALES.

You have heard the most wonderful story
OF the dear little Red Riding Hood,
How she went out to pay folks a visit one
day
And had troubles enough In the wood.
You nave wondered why children believe
1t,
To you a preposterous case.
And yet with q faith that Is chlldlike
You swallow a tip on the race.
You have read about Jack and the bean
stalk
The more that the stalk was cut fiat
The taller 1t grew, as magic plants do.
Or something or other like that.
To you any one who believes 1t
Must be q ~redoubtable chump.
But see how you swallow the stories
That spellbinders tell on the stump.
You know about Jack. the young killer.
Who cut down old fee. fe. foo. fun.
don't recall how, but you must allow
He once as q hero was some.
The man who believes 1t o fancy
Would think that milk came from I
pump.
But a sly Inside tip on the market
You swallow and likely go bump.
Oh, h stories they tell US in childhood,
Seem weird as we take on q beard.
For having grown wise the tales we Dc
spise
That once as the gospel appeared.
We're really amused at the children
Who big eyed are under their spell.
But listen spcllbound and enraptured
To the man with a gold brick to sell
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
ACKNOWLEDGE ALFARo As CHIEF
Government Troops on Way to Quito
to Surrender Their Arms.

Government Troops on Way to Quito
to Surrender Their Arms.
Guayaquil. Ecuador, Jan. 23.-It now
develops that during the attack made
on the barracks by rioters only sixty.
nine persons were killed and ninety.
four wounded. The soldiers resisted
until the next morning and then
recognized the new government.
Before entering Quito, the capital.
General Alfaro. the leader of the evo
luton. had a f%our-hours' fight at the
village of MacHachi with the govern.
ment troops under Colonel Larren, re.
sulting in 300 men being killed and
100 wounded. Former President Gar.
cia's troops, under General Franco
and Colonel Andrade, are on their
way to Quito. where they will surren.
der their arms. The Alfaro commits
sion Of this city left Guayaquil for
Quito to acknowledge General Alfaro
as president. The people generally
have already recognized General AL.
faro's government. Local business
and street car traffic were resumed.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
Helping Him Out.

The female life insurance agent. a
diant with u new shirt waist and a
stunning line Of conversation, had talk
ed one arm of the man while the other
arm hung loose at his side, threatening
to go out of commission almost any
moment.
She had repeated everything in the
book Of instructions for catching a
sucker forward and backward and
was starting in the middle to repeat it
from there both ways at once.
Provide for the loved ones" was the
burden. of her refrain.
But I have no loved ones," said the
man when he was able to shove a
word in edgeways.
"Oh," said the female life insurance
agent. rising gracefully to the occasion
and throwing her arms about bis neck,
this Is 60 sudden"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
apddearoom" : Woman.

Kansas City. Jan. 2s.-John Allaine
Whitman and Miss Marietta Jelley.
cashier in q restaurant, were married
Friday at Independence by Justice J.
r. Buchanan. At the police headquar.
ters It was learned that "the bride.
groom" was q woman The prisoner
will be prosecuted for perjury com.
mitted in obtaining the marriage
license. II am a woman, but l have
dressed as q man for three years.
said whitman" 81 have worked as
q man and lived a. one. I married
this girl as a matter Of accommoda-
ton, she said she couldn't live with
out me-. Ny real name Is Pauline
Webster"
Action Against insurance Companies.
Albany. N. Y. Jan. est was
learned upon high authority that At.
torney General Mayer would probably
announce at the conference Of insur-
ance superintendent and attorneys
general. In Chicago Feb. 1 his intended
course In connection with the revela-
lions Of the Armstrong committee con
corning the Mutual and New York
Life Insurance companies, He already
has begun action against the Equit.
able Lite Assurance society.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Days Trading and
CLOSING Quotations.

Chicago, Jan. 22.-An official forecast 0l
Q cold wave impaired strength today to
the wheat market here. At the close wheat
for May delivery was ny MMAc. Corn
was up Nc. Oats were unchanged. Pro.
Visions were a shade to 1Oc higher. Clos
fng prices:
Wheat-May, s7Mc; July, s5Nc; Sept.
93xK@S3Xc.
Corn-May, 45Nc; July. 45Mc; Sept. Ash.
Oats-May, 32Mc; July, 3ONc; Sept, 2ON,
Pork-Jan, $13.97M; May, $14.32M.
Lard-Jan, $7.55; May. $40.
Ribs-Jan., &7.b2h; May, $7.67h.
Chicago Cash Prices-No. 2 hard wheat
e8AG85c; No. 8 hard wheat. s1Atge4c; No
2scorn, 43@43Ac; No. 2 oats, 31Q31Ac.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
Shoot. Four Persons and Himself.

Boise City. Ida, Jan. 23.-Henry
Neumbaumer, an Alaskan miner, shot
and MORALLY wounded Ollie Powell.
his sweetheart: Lafayette Gray, his
successful rival; Mrs. Robert Gray
and Lillian Gray. mother and sister Of
Lafayette, and then killed himself In
front Of the Gray home. Ollie Powell
had rejected Neumbaumer and the
night before the intended wedding to
Neumbaumer she a away with Gray.
Neumbaumer concealed himself be.
hind a board fence across the street
from the Gray home and shot his vic.
Tins as they came opt of the house.
using . shotgun loaded with buckshot,
With q revolver he shot himself Ia
escape arrest.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
Kanaaa civ Llxa atock.

Kansas City. Jan. 22.-Cattle-Receipts,
$500: strong to 1bc higher; native steers,
.tl.OOG8.0O; western fed steers, $3.5O@6. 80;
etockers and feeders, $3.25@l.0O; cows,
t2.O0@4.16; heifers, ~$B.O0d5.OO: calves.
e3.OOG7.O 90. Hoss-Receipts, 5000; &c high.
er; bulk Of sales, &5.+OQ6.6O; heavy. $5.4b0
$50: pigs and light. $4.S5d6.42h. Sheep
Receipts, 1900; t@1Oc higher; lambs, 1913
67.50; yves and yearlings, $4.5O@5.0O.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
Supreme Court Takee Recess,

washington. Jan. 2s.-Justice Fuller
gave notice OF three weeks recess Of
the supreme court beginning next
Monday. The recess ID taken for the
consideration Of cases which have
been presented to the court.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
natitution

He saw the lovely river.
And he praised It as a duty.
But he had a balky liver,
And he couldn't see It's beauty.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26
Taking Hi, Measure.

1900" ~ go -"0" 49,
"You know you catch a squirrel by
climbing a tree and making a noise
like a hickory nut"
Pardon me, but I think it would be
much easier for you to make a noise
like q chestnut"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-26

! want you. my darling. my darling!
l'mftired with care and with fret.
I would nestle In silence beside you
And all but your presence forget.
In the hushso OF the happiness given
10 those who through trusting have
10 the fullnsss Of love In contentmsnt.
But n Alone.
! call you, my darling. my darlinsi
Ny voice echoes back on the heart:
I stretch my arms to you In longing,
And. 10. they fall empty apart!
! whisper the sweet words you taught NJ,
Ths words that we only have known.
TTl the blank Of the dumb air u bitter.
For I an alone.
lnsed you. my darling. my darling!
With IT. y~sarnings my worry heart aches:
Ths load that divides VI weighs hardss:
I ehrink from the Jar that Il makes.
Old sorFows sr1ss up to bssst me:
Old doubts make my spirit their own.
Oh. come through the darkness and savs
me-
y 4 IN aliens.
@ -RobertL. 1uFdattn.