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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
PLAN TO HOLD THE
DIRECTORS FOR
CRASH
OF THE PHILADELPHIA BANK
WHO ARE SAID TO HAVE
KNOWN or LOANS.
TRUST FUNDS STOLEN
Declares Receiver Who Says That
Affairs Grow Blacker With IN.
vestig gation-May Arrest
Hipple's Associates.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept 1.-.Justice
is to be meted out to those respon 1
bic with Frank II Nipple. the suicide
president of the Real Estate Trust
company, for the collapse of that In
stltution
The announcement was made To-
night that the evidence "a far I'M
earthed by Receiver Earle had been
placed in The hands Of District Attor-
ney Bell who is expected to ca :
the arrest Of the wreckers. Tine
names Of SUI poets were not made
public
This sensational turn in The affairs
OF the company came after Receiver
Earle had engaged John G. Jahnson
ms counsel, to render an opinion rs
70 the responsibility for the fl lure
Of the company
Directors Knew of Loans.
Much importance Is attached 10 the
fact that among the Witnesses who ap.
peared before the receiver today were
four directors who are said to have
heard Of Hipple's heavy loans %
Adolf Segal. the promoter, at lea
several weeks ago. Another was Will
liam f. North, treasurer. who is sup
posed TO have approved all loans
made by the trust company Theodore
Prosser, the companys real estate
officer who is supposed to have ap.
proved the mortgages on the proper
fies offered by Segal as4secarity Tor
his loans was also examined.
During the day Earle said: THE
deeper get into this thing the worse
1t looks
Trust funds which | heretofore
thought were intact have been tamp.
ared with, and $4,000 taken This sum
is distributed among $2G 100000 the
bank had in trust and the loss will NOT
be heavy on anyone
Nipples desk was opened today and
in ii was foend statement by Horace
Hin the companys auditor which,
Earle says. is mater ally different
from the statement Hill gave him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
INTERVENTION THE
ONLY SALVATION
OFFERED
IN CUBA WHERE STRUGGLE is A
STAND OFF BETWEEN REBELS
AND GOVERNMENT.
INSURRECTION GROWING
In Spite OF Pama's Amnesty Offer and
Rebels Hold important Key to
Situation in the Eastern
Province.

Havana. Sept. 1.-"Neither SIDE cat
whip the other" Is the concise state
ment now heard everywhere in Ha
vana. and it may also be construed to
be the growing convictions of thought
ful persons throughout the leland.
In Havana, at least, this conviction
has led among all unprecedented per
sons. TO expressions Of the ardent
hope thai the prOrogative OF the Ptatt
amendment viii .oon be utilized by
the United States for the purpose ot
enectnally putting an I'd to the cor
ditian. everybody heli YES Is other.
wise bound to grow mt re ana mor1
intolerable
Nobody appears to believe that the
insurgents will take Havana, although
this is not regarded as impossible, es
pecially when It is considered thar
cooperation in such movement as
suredIy would come from within
lnsurrection is Growing.
That the insurerction is growing
constantly is The undenably eyiderc
cd offered every day and the deere
pardon recently extended by the gov
enment has brought no appreciate
change in the situat on.
One of the few Americans who join
cd the insurgent ranks came into Tia.
yana tonight He Informed the Ass9
clated Press that there are $1,000 in
surgents now south Of Atemisa In
scattered parties, who shortly will con
centrate with others from the vicinity
81 Guanaiay With the Intention OF
capturing both Artemisa and Guiana
jay and holding the entire width Of ths
eastern Pinar del Rio province.
They will thus control the situati n
better than did the Spanish troops ir
the days of the famous Trocha, and
al precisely the same points. The in
surgents already have taken Cabanas
aad Bahia Honda on the north coas
OF P.nar del Rio province, and accord.
ing to conservative statements have
easily 75 per cent of the people of this
district with them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
BISHOP IS RAPED
For His Attack On the Information al
Policy Holders Committee and
Its Address TO Holders.

New York. Sept. Up 10 the time
the headquarters Of the international
Policy Holders committee closed to
day no reply had been received by
Mr. Scrugham from Bishop McCaoe
to the kilograms which he had sent
10 him relative 10 the Bisnop'g icie-
10 Judge Parker.
A statement was given by {. r
Sorugham. the organization manager
of the international Policy Holders
committee late tonight in which n
says that if Bishop McCabe had ar
tended the meetings Of the executive
committee. or If he had in any way
informed himself of its painstakius
work. he would not have criticised
the temperate address Of the unset
fish labor of this committee of emf
nent men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
FARMERSARE HAPPY
And Are Getting Rich, Says Railroad
Official Over the Bumper cross
OF Corn.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. LA. 3.
Cuts, general passenger agent OF The
NJ nneapolis aud ST. Louis railroad,
who has returned from an extended
trip says the corn crop of Iowa this
year is a bumper OF. giant diman
sions.' Clutts declares the immense
crops in both Iowa and Illinois is sim
ply overwhelming and that the people
of those states are correspondingiy
happy
Corn along our lines in Minnesota
doing we'll said Cults. but for
truly magnificent crop one must get
down into the corn country Of Iowa.
" Is needle to add that the farmers
are all getting rich down thera The
anne as they are in Minnesota anI
The Dakotas
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
CHECKS WERE NOT GOOD.

Toledo. Ohio. Sept. Nv. II. Bueff-
ner. alias W. II Fisher. Of Miiwaukee.
was arrested al apartments at the
Splitter Building tonight on charge
n sWindiins. He haf advertised ~ sz
said. for a collector. who would Re
requ rel 70 give a cash bon7 Wean
IN applicant appeared he propo esi in
stead. 70 form a brokerage partner
shin and for his share Of the capital
produced cheeks which Eere foan1
10 be Of no value.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
ROoSEVELT'S POPULARITY.

Newark, n Ju Sept bryan was
given n warm reception on his brief
visit to Newark today The street,
through which he passed on the way
10 military park where he spoke to an
audience Of 10000 were lined. and the
visitor was cheered continuously.
Bryan declared the strength of'the
Republicans was rapidly waning and
The time for Democratic success at the
polls was not far distant
In 1896 they won by tremendous
majority" said he, and they also 3ad
a very respectable lead over us in
1900"
And they'll do it agail," shouted a
man near the stand. Instantly half a
dozen policemen had seized the inter
rup,er but BRYAN objected to his be.
ing elected
Continuing he said the Republican
now admit that if a presidential clec-
ton were TO be held at this time. they
have only one man who could have
any chance Of success. And he IS the
man with all the great prest se of the
presidential Office
-lle would have hat chance only
because he has followed the Demo
cratic platform said Bryan. "Roosr-
welt has not one atom Of popularity h
does not owe to the fact that he diff
fer- from the party he leads, and if
Roosevelt can become as popular as
he is by occasionally doing something
Democratic. what would be the popu
larity OF a president who alway- is
Demo Ccrat2'
Bryan discuss the tariff and
trust at length.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
CHLoRoFoRM
Filled the Air After An EXP osion and
Made Rescue Work Difficult.

Midland, Mich. Sept. Elmer Gf.
nan was killed and other workmen
we're injured today by an explosion
Hhic hwrecked The plant q the Mid
and Chemical company. chloroform
manufacturers. The explo ion re-
leased quantities Of chloroform, the
fumes of which filled the air and
made the rescue Of The Injured work
men perilous feat. Though they
were 65 feet from the plant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
JEWS ARE. TO Be
DRIVEN FROM
RUSSIA
AS RESULT OF PROMINENT PART
THEY HAVE PLAYED IN THE
REVOLUTION.
ALL EYES ON PEASANTS
And 1t Is Feared That Gigantic Up
rising May Come When Their
Harvest is Over--Outrages
Are Still Continuing.


81 fetrSpufs' sept ne ''','
Al oi trroflsm on iarse scaie pa
greatly In'enSfileu 'he Ho''''''y y 'i''
luit1s Glasses asalns' ,ne 1--WE "N
ons hdFe peeli IesaIueu 40 ,iie :, I -
n me feFclutloi ana ! = peiieNeU ii"s
coffespohalnpiy diminished 'he eelah'
ol me Jews ior obtaining iiiot' 'naN
q hohilnal eniafsehleht ol ,heif Ilsti ;
EVERY oHiclal report o' assas9lila
ION or othef CRIME emphasizes 'H1
role played IN II by the Jews ana
ne past week saw the launching q
Two partleS me Natlohal AT ~
'eIefshulS' ana me Rtl5siah P"puial
Party at Moscow the principal plank
= Wlllch these platforms are me
oriheonihg 81 Jews from All pobile
lclIyity and services IN The army
The tatterto be commnted as m The
'ases OF the Iartars and the flnns Tor
a money consideration the Moscow
organization flatly proposes to rid the
eountry OF Jews by endorsing the
Zionist movement and hrsing The
government to assist III The work CT
eXpatrlailon.
outrages Are Continuing.
In the Baltic province where terror
'sm Is again rampant, near Venden,
he wife and children of a peasant
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
INTENDED FOR NICE
But Baby Found the Poisoned Meet
and is Now No More.

shelbyyille. lad Sept For Tho
purpose Of killing mice a d0mes ic in
the family Of Fred Erebs put fIych-
nine in some small pieces Cf meat a-a
rut them ia different rooms r th-
honse this afternoon. shortly after-
ward Alice the rvo-yearol7 daughter
or Mr Erets was found eating a piece
Of meat she had fond on the floor
Thirty minutes afierWard the child
was dead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
IS FOR PURE POLITICS.

Jersey City. \. J.. Sept. 1.-The ser
les Of welcoming public receptions
10 Bryan ended with three mee.iDg
in Jersey City tonight In the course
Of one OF his speeches. Bryan decl8r-
n il 10 he his intention to use The
utmo effort TO purge his own party
and the Republican as well in Ire in
tere=f 0f pure politics
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
REvoLuTloNlsTs IN HAMBURG.

Hamburg, Sept IA Rus ian
named Jakubowsky was arrested here
'day a search of his domicila re
realed a quantity of explosives ana
arms and large amount of reyolu-
ion literature and letters written Ia
Russian.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
lllustrlous and ohscure.

The one man whom European scien-
lists consider the first American ex
pert Of TO day in the line Of bacteriolog
lcal Investigation. Theobald Smith. is
almost unknown to the general public.
even in Boston. where he lives and
works.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
CITIZENS sLUMsEREo
serenely On. Although craeksmen
Had oynsmited the safe.

Brookville. Ind Sept 1-CracRs
men dynamited the safe in Alfred
Bliekii1Ee's general store ar Mefamors
this morning Although the explcsi y
broke every window In ths build NJ
citizens uf the village sfumberei se
reneiy on- Several hundred dollar- in
cash AM valuable jeWelry were taken.
BioodHrunds have been placed on The
tail 0f the robbers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
India,s asorrou,fnl rrce .

The -sorrowful tree" which grows
Oh the Island Of Goa. near Bombay. IS
50 called because IL has a dropping.
sad appearance during the daytime. its
aspect changing as the sun goes down
Then its leaves open and fragrant bios
sons appear.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
LOVES SPUR WAS FATAL.

Aurora, Ind, Sept Running to-
ward the home Of his sweeth aalt at
Cochran that he ight not be late.
William Sommers. clerk at the Kirscd
Hotel here. was struck by a B and o
S. w train last night, dying instantly
He was hurled GO feet The fatality
occurred at a sharp curve known as
Deaths Angle
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02

Inde Margie. aged four. vas playing
On the lawn. says the Philadelphia
necord Suddenly it became very
cloudy and windy nuaaing into the
house. she exclaimed: -Oh. mamma.
the wind blosed the sun out"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
Particularly Necessary.

In order to become a successful
travelling salesman. wrote the mana
ger OF a correspondence school for
drummers to long distance pupil
you must be plausible and persuasive
especially when it comes to explain
ing TO the firm why you haven't land
cd any orders"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
GUEST oE NrMsPARER MEN.

New York Sept. bryan wa The
guest tonight at a dinner given by
goo newspaper men Of f'eew YCrk
Cit The affair was strictly informal
and his addrp-s was non-p9liticaL
dealing almost entirely With his early
eVrerienees as A newspaper man ard
h's relation later with other msmhers
OF the craft.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
BECAUSE. HE CLAIMS, 1T is MADE
UP or ESPECIAL PRIVILEGE"
MEMBERS.
ICITESSULLIvl Nj vCIDEhT
AS Lack Of Confidence in the Demo
cratic Mcsses-- Says Corruption
and Trust Evil Lies in Blind
Party Affiliations.

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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
SAY GERMANS ARE JEALOUS.

Warsaw, Sept Newspapers here
continue to accuse German manufac,
,urers of subsiding the Poll h revolu-
ionists for the purpose Of running the
rval Polish commerce This afte noon
n Wroniej street two soldiers were
horially wounded Their as.ailants
escaped
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02

Lord Alverstone has the distinction
n having made the longest speecl OF
ny living lawyer. This was when
e appeared as counsel fer EnEl71d
refore the Venezuelan arbitration
commission. end his address occupied
l5 consecutive days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
HEADS
OF Mother and Daughter Were crusa.
ed When Train Struck Them.

Fos'oria. Ohio. Sept Lake Erie
and Western Train No .. due al 7:4t
struck a buggy Cn a crossing eight
miles west of here instantly killing
Mrs. Sharpe a widow aged about n.
and fatally iniuring her daughter
Mrs j. Hanna, aged 90. and wife II
an oil pumper The heads Of both
women were crushed in Toe train
stopped and they were brought here.
The horse vas killed and the buggy
was demoi shed. The crossing vas m
obstr eted. and it is a mystery hoH
they failed to notice the approaching
train
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
WOMAN IS aossEo

Callipo'is. O. Sept I-Burg'ars en-
tered tle nome Of Mss Lille shobes
tonight and stole diamond isWeiry and
money amounting 70 over s599
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02

Perhaps the idea Of building an Eng
fish channel tunnel IS 10 Induce ad-
venturous people 70 stop trying to
swim across.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02

WHETHER BUYERS come to your
store by ones and tWos CIR by tens ard
dozens depends upon how convincing
your store advertising is
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02

MERCHANTS SHOULD make thslr
ads "newcy," A chance to save some
money on something you are compeis-
cd TO buy is news.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-02
UphoIds and slaps Taeear,.

1 Concluded on second Dagsl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-24
El repartO de tierraS en- Russia

Els evldente que el Car considera
en- estos momentos de crisis polftica,
absolutamente valioso el apoyo que
prestan su gobierno los campesinos
del Imperio, pues asi 10 comprueba
el paso dado por el Cabin etc al some
ter a la cons ideraci6n del Parlamento
Ell proyecto relative la distribution
de las tierras. Es verdad que la me
dida, de acuerdo con el modo de pen
sar del gobierno, no llega hasta ell
punto que quisieran llevarla los ele
mentos radicales de la Duma, pero 81
va al extreme de 'convertir al EStado
en- distributor de aquellas, sin recla-
mar ostensiblemente para 81 retribu-
cfon alguna.
Ell proyecto en- question, no estable-
ce la expropia cion forzada; es decir,
no obliga q los propietarios que
vendan al gobierno sus fincas para
que este pueda disponer luego de
elias como lie plazca; pero en- cambio
lie deja el derecho de comprar las
propiedades privadas q los duenos que
tengan voluntad de venderlas Ell
que pueda cederlas los campesinos
a precios razonables, perdiendo ell
Estado, 81 asf fuese indispensable, la
diferencia que haya entire las cantida-
des por que han sido adquiridas las
sumas porque hayan sido traspasadas,
En- una palabra, el gobierno Sc COM
promote q conseguir Ell artfcu1o al
precio del mercado y realizarlo por
menos valor del que por 81 haya pa
gado; 10 que equivale I'm paternalis-
mo benevolente impuesto tristemente
por la circunstancias.
Ell costo que ocasiona Ell cumpli-
miento de tai ley sera enorme, pues-
to que Sc estipula con anticipation el
derccho de los propietarios que de-
seen disponer de sus hncas. para Que.
fjen estas el mas alto valor que Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-24

les ocurra, EN- tanto que autoriza al
campesino para que ofresea sin es-
crdpulo el precio mas baio q que as
pire poseer, Y en- ninguno de los
dos casos podra Ell gebierno proceder
con libertad conpleta, va porque no.
GUERRA perder la poea inAuencia que
pudiera quedarle con las classes pri-
vilegiadas qre 10 amenazan con sus
recursos, y mucho menos desearfa
disgustar a la clase proletaria que.
en- las c1rcunStanclas actuales, 81 Sc
lie logra satisfacer1a en- 10 inico que
con Justlcia reclama, ptede venir 4
ser el mas s6lido baluarte de la auto
cracia imperial
oabese D1en que tina vez que en- el
esplrltu de los campesinos Sc inocule
el virus de las reformas pol1ticas
que ha invadido ya Ell ORGANISING de
las classes industriales en- los centres
principales de Russia, Ia suerte del
goblerno irresponsible quedarfa, sin
duda alguna, decidida de hecho. En-
tonces la revolucion avanzarfa con
paso tan avasa1la dor y rapido, que
1eVar1a Cabo la extinction total del
actual sistema pol1tico y condenaria
a ostracismo 6 muerte al Car Y q los
mas inmediatos miembros de su ia
milia.
Pero mientras las classes proleta-
rias puedan ser apaciguadas, es Sc
guro que no habra desordenes ora
YES en- las extensas regiones en- que
la agriculture prospera, y este dara
Iugar al gobierno para que consagre
su atencion y acreciente sus fuerzas
en- las cirdades y centros populosos,
mas susceptlbles de estallar en- mott.
nes y de provocaT rebeliones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-24

afectos aquende allende el Atlsntico,
q los grandes horizontes que ante un
n1cleo tan grande de pueblos hernia
nos Sc presenta, y una salHtaci6n fer
viepte Ia madre com1n, la noble Es-
pafa, con Ia que tantos vfnculos los
unen. Ell sefior Bethancourt esmalt6
un oracion de sfmiles brillantes de
ejemplos oportunisimos, de frases su.
bIimes que entusiasmaron al auditorio.
El ministro de Marina, sefior Con-
cas-, mostrando gran amor por la So
ciedad Geograhca de la que ha sido
muy dig1o vicepr esidente, Sc asoci6
con gran efusi6n al scto que Sc
celebraba y despues de encomiar
los trabajos de los sefores Bel
tran y R6zpide y Suarez Inclan, insis-
tio en- demostrer que Espana ha sido
un pals de ge6grafos, una naci6n que
he producido mas y mas grandes des.
cubridores que todos los de mas pue-
bios de la TERRA, citando en- apoyo de
su aserto rumerosos y elocuentfsimo
heehos. Ssludo a los representatives
de las naciones hispano- americans allf
presentes y abogo por la propagation
de los estudios geografico como me jor
medic para que todos nos conozcamos
y comprendamos mejor.
El sefior ministro de instruction
Pdbica, que presidfa Ell nombre de
S. A. el infante don Carlos, cerro ell
acto con una improvisation muy sem
tida, dando Ell parabien la Sociedad
Geografica por su gigantesca labor en-
pro de la cu1tura nacional, de las
orien taciones que al pals muestra
del modo practice de guiarlo. Ana
dio despues detalles muy interesantes
acerca de los trabajos de Espafia en-
otras epocas por el progreso de la
citando la intervention de
los medicos en- las exploraciones por
comarcas descGaocidas en- busca de
nuevos
Termin6 ell sefIor San Martin fell
citando a la Sociedad Geografca por
la exuberancia de vida cientifica que
representa- y prometiendo en- adelante,
no solo interesarse en- los trabaios de
tan docta corporation, sino tomar par
tie en- ellos y en- prestarla su decidido
l.
sentaSe.
Con este termino la solemne velsda,
que ha sido realmente digna del hecho
que Sc commemorate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-24

famante cautiverio; Sc lie devolvi6 al
amor de la familia; pere no Sc lie res
tituy6 Ell honor.
Y libertad sin honor no es libertad.
~ menos atm para quien ha jurado ha-
cerse digno de los ga1ones que cine Y
de la bandera con cuyos pliegues Sc
cobija
Dreyfus pide que Sc lie restituya ese
honor, honor que Ell sentimiento uni
versal lie ha devuelto en- altos termi-
nos proclama. Y, a despecho de la
verdad, despecho del complete es
clarecimiento del crimen, a despecho
de que energica Ia justicia 10 deman-
da, aun Sc discute ell error en- los Tri-
bunales de Paris; aun Sc da dido a la
voz de los falsarios aun Sc da lugar
para que presencie Ell mundo la som
brfa tragedia de Hamlet, de que habla
Maeterlinck, pesar de haberse escu-
chado ell grito tempestuoso de Zola.
Serfa dolorosamente triste que en-
esta OCCASION hubiese necesidad de re-
petir la hist6ricas palabras: "Hay algo
podrido en- este viejo RENO de Dina
marca." -H