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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25
MESSAGES STOLEN
BY STANDARD
OIL TRUST
INDEPENDENTS MAKE CHARGES
BEFORE INTERSTATE COM
MERGE COMMISSION.
REFER TO CONTRACTS
Theft Of the Messages Ensbi1d Octo-
pus to Feat Exsry Business
Move of the lndcpend-
ent Refiacrics.

Cleveland, Ohio. May "a Fnvostiga
tors for the inter tate commerce con
missicn learned to;ay that copies OF
telegraph messages cnt on received
by independent Oh operators wee
stolen and sent 10 the New York Office
Of the Standard on company. These
aecuaatinns were made tndag by the
independents against employees ef the
telegraph department OF the Buckeye
Pipe Line company. enc Of the Stand
ards subsidiary concerns,
In brief the charges that The c9sa-
mis- ion are asked t. Investigate are
That ownership, leasing or contract
right in 100000 miles Of double track
enables the company's employees tn
transmit to 2G Wall slcet, the heal
quarters of the Standard oil company.
copies, surraptitious,y obtained Of all
messages going 70 81 crminE from N
dependent oil men Ia fae territory iE-
VOWED
That daily reports Of The all run &c
the independent ara ent 70 ~ wall
street in ample time for considefati A
at the daily meetings cf the Standard
officials.
That the pilfo-ed talegrars are not
only of bnsines nature. bar that in
some cases secror political inIornatinn
of the highes' importance has heea
transmitted to headqnartcrf
BY means Of hi stealing Of pr Yste
messages, independent producers and
refiners charge, the Standard OH conn
pauy is enabled to forestaIl practically
their every move. Many of these teIe
grams independent producers and rel
finers declare, refer 10 contract with
or shipments over railroad It is this
fact that i held to bring the subject
within the prov nee Of the Interstate
commerce commission
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25
EXPERTS IN BATTLE
OVER GIRL
SANITY
SPIRITS OF JOSEPHINE TERRA
NOVA'S VICTIM RETURN AND
BEG FORGIVENESS
DECLARE HER INSANE
Eminent Alienist Declares She lS Az
fceted by laIlucinatiors OF Fear
And badly viii
Be Acquitted.

New York May 2i.The battle Of
experts began today in the case Of
Josephine Terranova, the yonng WON.
man who Is on trial for killing he;
uncle and aun'
The first expert was Dr. Tyson, Of
the College of Physicians and Sur
ge1n He Faid he had made an eX-
animation Of the defendant and found
there was an abnormal twitching Of
both optics Thee was an affection
of tn pupil of the right eye. he said
and the react on from the effects OF
the light were abnormally low and
sluggish.
Dr P'itton w Evans, superinton1.
ent Of the New Jersey Hospital for the
Insane aid that he had been a student
Of mcntal di.ea ees for twenty year.
He described his frequent eXamina
tions of he pyisoaer ana said
y found that she WE affected by
authorizations If far and delusion,
based en- the hallucnati1na ! found
that one entire side of hr body, the
light side was aft ctcd by a los Of
son alion
~. Evan said the defendant had
hallucination of both sigh and hear
ing. Sha told him that her unclo and
aunt appeared 10 her in vari9u. forms
and omctimcs asked forgiveness for
Iho great wrongs that they had done
to her.
ore time the aunt app sared TO her
IA a butterfly" aid the witness "anl
tho unale appeared in the form Of a
worm.
Frequcntlg. when the spietg OF the
aunt and uncle appeared. he said, Jose
phine wnll have long copver atoms
vita them in which She told them 10
so ask God for forgiveness She
claimed 10 have heard the voice Of
God commanding her to do what she
did
In reply to a question on cross.cx-
animation. DR. Evans said:
IF | ever saw an insane person
he answered, ra sing MS hand to EN-
pha -ize his reply. She was one
Dr. J.. Pierce Clarke Of he New
York University. also testified that
the prisoner was suffering from hallu-
cinations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25
HUNTERS OPPOSED
To LOCK TYPE
Of CANAL
DITCH SHOULD BE SAFE TO NAVl
CATION AS FAR AS HUMAN
EFFORT CAN MAKE 1T.
DANGER IN LOCK TYPE
II Gates Are Carried Away No Power
On Earth Can Stop Rush Of
Water booming Vesselsto
Certain Destruction.

Wa hington. May 2i.-W. Henri
Hunter. chief engineer of the Man
chester snip canal and one of the for
eign engineers charged by the pref
dent TO investigate the lsthmian wafer
way project has written letter Ia
Senator Kttredge saying that after
reading the repor, of the minority Of
the board of consulting engineers. nc
is confirmed In the opinion he had
formed in favor of tie construction OF
a sea level canal the letter was in
troduced In the senate by Senator
Morgan and ordered printed as a pub
lie document.
the discussion as 10 the type Of the
Panama canal" said Hunter. should
be a provision for a waterway which
will as far as human effort can secure
such a result be absolutely safe as 10
navigation and therefore shall not
present any peculiar hazard 10 traffic
and shall not include and inherent
features which may make for disaster
10 vessels in transit ami for the de
stTuct on Of The works when complete
He SAYS it is upon experiences he
has had that he ba e. his opinion that
in the ca @ of the immense locks pro
posed hY the minority board Of con
sulting engineers tdat II the gates are
carried away By downward bound
vessel no p0wC- on earth can stop the
rush of wate-. that f1s velocity Of the
stream through the Jocks viii be such
that auy vessel will b carried o. the
rise and that If the occurrence takes
place in the fight of locks propose al
Gatun. the vessel viii be plunged from
step TO step 10 destruction while the
group Of locks probably woHld be
wholly wrecked and the canal r5n
dered imperative
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25
CHURCHAT MOUNDS
New Structure Erected by Catholics
Will Be Dedicated Wednesday
May 80.

The new Catholic church at Mounds
will be dedicated on Decoration Day
MAY Goth with The Right Rev Jansen.
bishop # the diocese, performing the
ceremony.
Rev T. p DiepcnbroCk of Carlyle
Ill.. formerly Uf Ca ro. will preach the
sermon. Rev. James Gillen. of Cairo.
viii be master Of ceremonies. 4 large
number of Catholic cicrgymcn from
Southern Ili1as will attend Fa'hsr
Engel. Of Mound City. was here We
terday. making arrangements for the
dedication
A special train will be run from
Cairo 10 Mounds on the Illinois Cen
trail about ? O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing for the occasion under the gus
p.ces Of the Knights Of Columbus.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25
SPEER WAS SLAIN
Sensational New Evidence Found Re.
iatve to Gotham's Murder
Mystery.

New York. May "a Sensational
and heretofore unpublished testimony
concerning the mysterious death Of G.
l.. Spier, the Staten Island Standard
oil Company agent. is looked for at to-
norrow's inquest, TO be held at Coron
er Cahill's office, New Brighton.
Judge J. J. Kcnnoy, the district at.
,orney of Richmond. will produce as
Witnesses neighbors Of Spicr on Tomp.
dns avenue 10 swear that screams
we're heard coming from the Spier
house about 3:15 on the morning Of
he shooting May Z, and that two
'hots followed the screams. Why the
icreams if Spier shot himself. as many
uppo c, and why two shots when one
rullet is ACCOUNTED for. arc the puz-
Hing features of the case.
Another argument against the sui.
tide theory which will be brought out
At the inquest is that Mr. Spier made
arrangements fer a trip to Asbury
ARK for the day on which he was hot.
There was but one cartridge dis.
'harged IN the weapon foun din the
Spier d ming room. and as the author.
lies are atisned that there were two
-evolycrs unusual efforts were made
o find the other pistol. None. how
,vcr, was discovered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25
II TAKES TOO LONG
Chief Engineer Stevens Gives Reason
For Opposing Sea Level Tyre
For Big Ditch.

New York. May 2i-Chief Engineer
Stevens of the Panama canal. who ar.
rived today. gaid in an Interview. Il
knew nothing regarding the favor ne
of a sea level canal until ! reached
Quarantine t-day / consider 81 viii
take fifteen 10 twenty years 10 buiiI
that type Of a canal. a lock canal ran
De built in eight years. What we want
now is a definite decision as to the
type to be constructed. The entire
working force oB the .sthmu- IS 10000
mon. A ca sc Of delay IS tle want Of
help.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25

Washington, May 2i.-Towne, O
New York speaking Ia the hoqse oil
the diplomatic bill took occa hon tt
criticise the president for what ne con
sidared inconsistency on tariff. and
other political questions.
He said In conclusions
In the last campaign" continued
Towne, at was admitted in many
places in this country that the accu-
sations brought against the Republi-
can party of completely and partner
ship with these great economic forts
that today prevail in the civilized
world were lrue. Republicans in many
places admitted hat there was great
many thousand Democrats in the
country who believed, whether rightly
or not. that The Democratic candidate
was largely sponsored by and repre-
scented a class which the masses Of
the Democratic party charged the Re-
publican party was in partnership
with. Thousands of Republicans there
fore, who would otherwise have voted
against their party, voted for Roose-
welt and thousands of Democrats
voted for him too When he came into
office he had the prominence no cleo
tive magistrate in the history of the
world has had 1t gave him the chance
to recognize that the vote Of the peo-
pie was in the nature of a plebescte
a. a vote of public confidence, suhsti-
tuting him in that sense as the direct
popular representative instead of the
ordinary representative legislative
body,
In thai attitude he could and did
choose his allies TO carry out the ideas
of legislation that he entertained. In
the senate of the United States these
combinations were made with some
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25
FINE ART DISPLAY
CAIRO HIGH SCHOOL RECEIVES
THlRTY.oNE HONORABLE
MENTIONS.
At University Of Illinois Exhibition
Leading High Schools in the State
Represented Scholars Who
Competed.

The collection oi arr work sent by
the Students IN the cairo High School
TO the eighth annual exhibit at the
University Of Illinois has been re
turned TO the school with 81 honorable
mentions
The collection comp'ises original
wall paper designs. book covers. H..
Eliminated texts examples Of still life
and plant ! fe and Is exceedingly cred
table to The pnpils and to the super
visor Of drawing Mis- Elizabefh
Smith.
The Cairo High scacoi ha sent an
exhibit 20 tho display for the past
eight wears. All ihc 'eading high ani
graded chools ef tbc state are -epre-
eenfcd each year in the state uniysT-
sity cxh hilton
The iuirs This vcar were MIS-
Mary A WooImars~e. supcrviecr OF
drawing the nuhic ho7ls of Day
ton. Ohio Mis- MARY Sans. iirsr as
si-tant sHpe r,isur of dIaving in the
public schools Of g Lou and Psof.
Frank Forest Fredo-ick. Of the De
partmcnt of Art ard Design q the
University Of lllinoi
Tho pupils 81 the Cairo High Sch1cl
vho confr hu.cI draw rygs 10 the col
lection wr-c ~ fellows;
Seniors Harriet "arev Alice
Chrc.t NetHe Geisruhof Kate Red
man. Carris Rulc. Eva Rule ReTis
smith. Edits Suthc-IauI. Eva Gold
hu-rh
Junior Emma Carey. Grace Ell
monIs. luHa Farrin Emma Heihert.
Mabel Uickcv Helen Lewis. Ffna
Lind. N'e'lie NcEUrait. Mamie o'ccn-
len Pc Sic Petit lucille Fobinso1. +
arlan5a Hoffman Msrie Well
Sophomore Ethel Barry. Halsa
louehcriv. Pearl cohen. Blanche
Hner. Carrie Parks. Alcs Strong.
Be- g. Wha'av
Freshmen Bianrhe B-vanf Kate
;ilhofer. Grace Haukirs. Elsie bach
'Hzahefh Lewis Zaida Lewis. sfonz
'errsuit MFfa Smyfa. Edna stewart.
Isy Taylar. Christine Woodward. At
hul KraHss
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25
REFUSED LICENSE
Boy Of Seventeen Years and Woman OF
Thirty Three Came TO Cairo
10 Marry.

An iliassorted couple. consist ug oi
a boy Of seventeen years and a woma
of al least thirty summers ap
piled at the county clerks Office yes
tefday for a MARIA 60 license.
Another singular feature connectc
with the couple was Inc fact that the
boys father was williEg for the we'd.
ding and accompanied them here n
secure . Ece1se. They were sadly dis
appointed when thc clerk told then.
that the hoy being Undor eighteen
years Of age was rot eligible hy Law %
enter into matrimonial nfract
Both PARTIES reside in Alexander
county near Goose Island. &c is said.
The wouldhave-been bride formerly
resided IN Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25
FOUR BIG OWNERS
OF lnso'Vent Bank Indicted Each Upon
f25 Counts-BonC Placed at
$4,000.

Peoria. I'll. May 24-Four of IN
1incipal owners in the failed Tel.
smith bank Of Pckin. I'll. we're f..
iic'ed under one hundred aud twenty
i've counts each by the gsnd jury
which adjourned this afternoon Judge
Norfhington fixed the b-ud Of the d..
fendants at 50 o0o each and security
was ium shed ar once
The bills charge embezzlement and
zach count is based on the charge of
individual depo iiors who placed
money in the bank after ecIdence was
offered io The grand jury that the ins,i
tuition was insolVcut
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25
70 BUILD LEVEES
Mississippi River Commission is
Granted Enlarged Authority BY
the Senate.

Washington. May "a G-Bili wef.
passed by the senate toiay.
Enlarrinc the authority of the Mi
-i-eippi River commission boz the mat
ter Of The eXpend ture Of funds. o. per
mits the cpmmi sion. uud the direc-
lion of The secretary ~ var fo use
funds appropriated fr improFiag fle
river between fhc beai of zoe Pas es
and The mouth Of Oh O1io river for
ievees upon any part ol tfe river De-
fween the head or the Passes and
Cape Gia-lea1. Nr -ufhourinE the
construct On of a dam across the Mi-
sissippi river in No-fs county. Min
Besofa
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25
NATURALIZATION OF
EQUITABLE IS
ASSURED
POLiCYHOLDERS TO HAVE VOTE
FOR MAJORITY OF DIRECTORS
OF COMPANY.
RYAN KEEPS PROMISE
Twenty Eight Directors to Retire
Present Board viii take the
Amended Charter Under Con-
sderation May 81

New York, May "A Thomas f,
| Ryan has decided to make good his
repeated promisa to mulualize fine
Equitable Life As urance S Getty of
which he obtained control by purchas-
ing the majority stock holNings of
James Hazen Hyde.
The scheme Of partial naturalization
was worked out by Former President
Grover Cleveland, one Of Ryan's three
trustees Under its provisions the
Equitable will throw itself on the
hands of its policy holders next De
cembcr
Twcntycight of the present direc-
tors will be cast from he board at
that time, though il is likely that most
Of them win stand for reelection at
the hands Of lhe pclicyholders. The
off ce force of the Equitable will begin
work at once compiling a list of the
pollcyholders which must be filed by
July u.s.
Tickets Will Be Nominated.
One month from that date President
Paul Morton will nominate the "Ad
ministration ticket" and the policy
holders will have another month In
which TO put in nomination opposition
tickets Any 100 policyholders have
he right to make such nominations
under the law
For timc there were legal difficult
lies in the way Of mutual zation, but
the Armstrong reform bills removed
these. One Of them provided that a
mapoIty OF the diroctors could change
the charter of life Insurance com
pany and under this law Paul D. C,a-
yath. chief Of the Equitable's legal
staff, has drawn mp an amended char
ter II provides for the going out
Of twenty.eight directors In December
of this year-thi rteen whose terms
would have expired at that time thir.
teen from the 1909 class and one eoch
from the 1907 and 1908 classes.
viii Insure Health Also.
The second article of the new char
ter reads:
The business of this company shall
be 70 make insurance upon the lives
or the health of persons. etc
At first glance this seemed 10 be
Joker"
Was the Equitable going into
new branch of insurance against sick
ness?" And would tbs extend the
a y,pttpt - p,u. l,gft,,e- ,,.rttto, 90
were The first questions asked Officers
Of the company answered that the
Equitable had no intention Of going
into health insurance at The present
time, and hat in any event the clause
would not extend the limits of new
business.
viii Consider Amended Charter.
The amended charter viii be con.
g 'dercd by the present board at meet
ing on May 81 There Is no doubt
that IL will be adopted practically as
drafted
President Paul Morton of the Equit.
able declared today thai the amended
charter embodied all Of the promises
made 10y Mr Ryan voluntarily al the
time he puschlscd his stock aud re-.
peated bv him before the Armstrong
committee.
IN provides that the tweny eight
policyholdcr rcctors shall De- elcs
led said Mr. Morton. with the same
formaliics and subject 10 ihc same
safeguards as are provided by the new
strictly mutual life insurance com I
1any"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25

Ogden. Utah. May Zi.-An earth
quake shock was felt this afternoon "a
West Weber. four nile vest II Og-
den. Bu ldings were shaken and much
excitement prevailed Ma tamags
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25

Canadian imports for the year 1905
Increased s7,ee9.a9. but there vss z
decrease Of Slo.-oos999 IL expo--s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-25

IF BY DEvoTIno haf an Shour
each day to reading the adyrrtlse-
ncnts you can save several dollsrs
"ccF N. your purchases, II ID worth
four while.
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the people generally gets the trade.
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preolet bnltea. Ger @einna. 8ereln
pom 8nfb,natOn, Der bette De,t uuc
brett, pire bas Sen ourd1 ieinen
berrllheu Seiona erbOben. VIE
S6nner unb 5reunoe Der 5eraer &C.
meInoe, beiOnoerS bic Sermanner
iiEo su bleien 5reubenfehe ber;lidit
e~inaelnOen. Yin @rfrliduuaen uno
unb erbeiternoen Stunoen miro es
niht febler; onrum iommt aue! Die
5eler bealunt 1915 ubr SOrm,ttass.
9ns &0mite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

6crr Sris 9idsraeie unO 5rl.
2aura 6Offmnnn werben mOraeu
Sb mo IN d BliiOr SuebneDer i'm
.Souie Der 8rnuteltern perr u. frau
Bm. oOFmnnn in ppmens ruiile
BouOen eeidnieOet weroea, 9ns
gOltsbGntt waniht bn6 Der neuanSI-
tretente 9ebeuspfuO benz aladlihen
9unre Elm @ea Obne GOrnen iein
m6se.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13
Al 1terfauien. Sin puOFiabIeS Sen

3a pcrfaufesis Sin profiiableS Scn'
erol ylerd)nnbiie Seid,dit nit So 900 Sn'
peruariun, incluiip 6eiG diiSscbGiloe, Nda'
renbauS, unb gBobnbaue. Vile 6ebduoe
ncu, @aarenporratb eriie SIaIie. location
bic Scite in cincm SiGotd1en in elmer Der
bciien Sarm9e9enbcn in Niiiiourt. Sin.
iuobner fd)nii melitenS Deutid) anil celtidlcn
&ir&cn unb GdnIen, Sine quite 6eltaen'
bci tir einen mternehmenncn @eibditS'
mann, Wlnn fd,rcibe iofort on
s, j, 2eimbrpd.
n Vino, Wio,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-13

Sc il ni6t nutbw'nbie brilliant
su ieiu um IObnenoe SeiHaftiGune
AZ erbulten: gel Heisip, rhrlia uno
peruenoe beine onnae GnimerfiuTi'
,eit uuf bic. arbeli welde ba Oer'
ri6tejt, uub bu pirt ben -briliGn'
ten @ann auf benz Ssse welder
nnh Der OberFeH sprOHe Der Setter
tibet, iiberhDlen.