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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
SEGREGATION
OF the White and Colored Races I'm
perative Says Gov. Vardaman.

Jackson, Miss, Sept. 25.-"In my
opinion the only solution of the race
question" said Governor Vardaman
of Mississippi, in discussing today the
Atlanta riots. lis the repeal of the
18th Amendments and a modification
of the 18th. The civilization of the
white man cannot be suited to the
low-browed, yencered, semi savage
negro When you undertake it you
demoraliZe the white and spoil the
negro.
The civilization of the negro lasts
just a. long as he is under the control
Of the white man who inculcated it
When left to himself, he as naturally
drifts back to the barbalism of th
jungle as a hog or dog will 60 wild if
removed from re traint or control by
a human being. The crime of criminal
assault is the brutal manifestation OF
the negro's aspiration for social
equality. To suppress that aspiration,
it Is therefore necessary to separate
the races in schools, in politics, on
idltiDdu1 anu street tdiS, III tluItl
and in Industrial pursuits a. much as
possible
The difficulty in punishing the
negro for criminal assault is that he
always assaults his victim in a sly
and stealthy way under the cover of
darkness, that it is almost impossible
TO identify him. The penalty for this
crime is going to be inflicted by the
mob. The man whose daughter. wife
or friend is assaulted by one of these
brutes wiz no consent to have the !
victim brought into the court room |
and, before a gaping crowd. detail thc /
story Of her ruined life.
"As the di position which the older |
negro Inherited from his ancestors to !
submit TO white domination shall be /
eliminated by educa ion. the negro /
will in ist upon political equality; fol /
lowing that, Of course. social equality /
The white man VIII not consent to F
that, and, if neces ssary to prevent il f
the whole negro iace viii be extermi-
mated, and it ough. to be extermi-
nat I'd, il It b. necessary in order 10
preserve the integrity Of the white
race"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
HEARST ALSO TO
Be NAMED BY
DEMOCRATS
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE LEADER
LIKELY WINNER OVER JE-
ROME AND OTHERS.
DELEGATES NOT PLEDGED
And In Case Storm Breaks They
May Go to Someone Eise--Two
Other Democratic Leaguers
Put on the Ticket.

Buffalo N y, Sept rs. The Demo
cratic state convention win tomorrow
nominate a candidate for governor
and full state ticket, an action
which may not go through with all the
smoothne that characterized the
first brief session.
In less than half hour today all
prelminaries Of temporary organiza-
tion We're disposed Of. Lewis Nixon,
Of New York, temporary chairman
made an appeal for harmony,
According to the concensus OF op-
inion tonight William r. Hearst, of
New York who is already the nominee
of tho Independence League, will
1 probably be nominated for governor
tn the first ballot. Along with Heast
! II Ii said. that the convention will
name w, Stuyvesant Chanler, of
Duchess county. for lieutenant govern
or, and John s. Whalen, Of Monroe
county, for secretary of state. Both
Chanler and Whalen are on the tnde-
pendence League ticket.
II Is asserted this Is rar as The most
radical OF the Heast delegates will
so toward takig ever candidates OF
the independence League, for included
in the ticket of that organization are
one or two Republicans
In announcing their decision to sup
port Hearst, a number of Democrats
here stated that they had reached this
decision. not because of any conver-
sion to all the IDEAS of goyernment
WhlHfiF FfGafat represafGea iJtt Defausr
they felt that under the existing CIR
date the convention has before 1t.
Delegates Not Pledged.
Some delegates while going into The
convention tomorrow with the purpose
Of supporting Hearst, are not pledged |
to such course and If a storm should |
break they would feel under no obli !
cations to adhere to their present I
plans.
Hearst is generally conceded to /
have gained control of the three i'm
Dortant committees appointed at the
first session of the convention, the
on contested seats, resOlu.
ions and permanent organization.
The platform agreed upon tonight
1y subcommittee will contain planks
declaring for municipal ownership un-
Ter certain conditions. and it Is stated
viii also endorse Bryan In a general
way I
Tho candidacy of District Attorney
erome was practically withdrawn to- {
lay at a conference of anu-Hearst Z
Democrats. At the conference, to {
which Jerome was a party today, II
vas decided to appoint committee
0 ascertain whether or not the anti. u
fearst sentiment could not be center.
d upon either Mayor Adams, of Buff !
alo, or Justice Gaynor. It
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
SCENES OF ACTIVITY
Not EquaIed Since The Spanish War
Were Enacted at Navy Yards.

Boston Mass. Sept 25.-The crisis
in the situation in Cuba and the sub.
seQuent effort Of the navy department
to place at the disposal of Secretary
Taft every possible assistance. re
suited toady in scenes of activity at
/ the various navy yards of New Eng.
land such as have not been equaled
since the Spanish-American war.
The nayey yards at Charleston and
Portsmouth, N. H.. and the training
station at New port, r. T.. received
teiegraph instructions from Secre-
| tary Bonaparte directing every avail
able marine to be sent to PhiiadeL
pha forthwith.
A detachment of marines was sent
TO the ward at Portsmouth thi. after
noon and it is planned thai they
would meet a full company f.om the
Charlestown yard at Boston. From
the naval station at Newport sixty
men were despatched.
Read Admiral Evans fleet of battle
ships now stationed at Province
town was called upon by Secretary
Bonaparte to a'd in preparation for
Cuban service and the battle hips In
diana and Kentucky were ordered to
sail for Havana tonight.
The vessels took nearly 500 ma
rines. the entire number attached 10
the North Atlantic squadron. Both /
vessels were cheered as they pa sed |
through the fleet on their way around /
the Cape.
A telegram was received at the /
Charlestown navy yard from tha
navy department today ordering the
hattleship Rhode Island. now at the
navy yard. b. put in
readiness for immediate sail ng or
ders. On receipt cf the telegram coal /
lighters were rushed alongside the
big ship and the work OF coaling at
once commenced. while stores and
Drpvi ions were hurried aboard
Activity in the yard was not con
fined to The Rhode Island The aux.l-
ary cruiser Praitie which will baf
commissioned Monday has had an I'M
isual number Of steam launches anl
big beat assigned q her
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
REPUBLICANS HARMONIOUS
But No Decision Between contestine
Factions Has Yet Been
Reached.

Saratoga n. Y. Sept 25.-The first
session Of the Republican state CON
vention lasted an hour and a half au4
was harmonious and comparatively
uneventful. For several hours after
The session, Republican leaders we're
IN conference endeavoring TO reach an
agreement or adjust their differences
before the convention meets tomorrow
for the purpoae OF completing its
business by the domination of a state
ticket but 1T was announced that no
conclusion had been reached.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
UNITED STATES ORDERS 1900
MORE JACkIES AND 1000
BLUE JACKETS TO SAIL.
TOTAL FORCE OF 1000
Ready to Land in Few Days--Both
Army and Navy Expect lnterven-
tion and Preparations Are
Being Rushed.

| Washington, D. G., Sept. 90 Fif
| teen hundred more American marines
We're ordered to Cuba today by the
navy department Five hundred ma.
rines from the Atlantic feet sailed
tonight on the battleships Indiana and
Kentucky. from Provincetown. Mass.
Eight or nine hundred marines VIII
and Philadelphia an dthe remainder
probably will leave New Orleans for
Havana en- the Morgan line steamer,
scheduled to leave there aSturday
Orders were first issued for 1000
marines from various stations along
the Atlantic coast to proceed to Cuba
but following dispatches from Secre-
tafy TAFT. fAdieatTns t1Ias he Il TE ffr-
tie hope OF amicabIe settlement Of the
troubles in Cuba, 500 additional ma.
We're instructed to prepare for Cuban
ervic'.
In addition to the marines there
will he 2000 more blue jackets sent
to Cuba. As there are now 1,2000
marines in Cuba and over 5000 blue
jackets, when the vessels sailing this
week arrive in Havana, One United
States will be ready to land more than
I 600 men on Cuban SOL
More Ships to Sail Friday.
American warships which will sail
Thursday will be the cruiser Brooklyn.
the battleship Texas and the converted
cruiser Prairie The Prairie will carry
marines from Portsmouth, N. Y. Bos-
ton and Newport r. l. On the
Bro klyn and Texas win be marines
from the New York navy yard, Lea
que Island, Port Royal S c.. Annapo- /.
lis, Washington, Norfolk and Charles
ION.
Tho Morgan liner VIII carry the +
Pensacola and New Orleans marines.
The cruiser Columbia on which Sec
"etary Root is returning to this coun-
ry from Columbia will be available .
'rr use OF troops not later than Tues
lay next
Both naval and army officers seem
'd to have lost all hopes of a peaceful
settlement of the Cuban difficulties
fter the receipt of dispatches today
nnou0cing that Taft is much d'scur-
eed over the situation and believes
hat force must be used orestore
oace in Cuba. Navy and army Off.
ers We're in conference several times
)day. Although army officers seem
, regard Intervention inevitable, If :
: not believed that the army will 3
Ike anv immediate part in bringing q
bout peace. II
Bids were opened today at number i
western points for se.eral thou a
md horses and mules 10 be supplied b
the army within the next fifteen T
lys and quartermasfers of the de- b
srtment are overlooking no detail q
hch wogld assist the troops in case r.
ov be called upon for service in
lhs.
II can be asserted on excellent an
cri'v that no orders. looking TO the "a
Of troops have been re- VI
lived at the war department. Still u
cry bureau Of the department is ID
FRYING preparations in the event "
az occasion may arise. ti
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
FORM NEW STATE COMMITTEE.

Madison, Wis. Sept 25.-The Wis
con in Democratic nominees in a con.
ventiun, assembled for the first time
under the new primary election law
today adopted the same platform tba.
was constructed at their state conven.
ton in Milwaukee in June and re-elect-
cd II IT, Manson of Wausau. chair
man Of the state committee. selected
g new committee a1d made W c.
Brawley Of MaustrB, secretary: AMI
after listen ng 70 speeches by John a.
Aylward, of Madicn. tho romiHee for
governor and Martin l.. Luick, of Ju-
neau. nominee for attornev general
and Col George W BirtL Of Madison
adjourned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
HIGH TRIBUTE
Paid BY Associate Justice Dly to the
Late judge Amber.

Canton Ohio Sep Funeral
services for Judge Jacob A. Amber
Of Salem were held here oIay ar the
home of MS son. One u the speake. g
was a sociatr Justice William r. Day
who paid a high tribute to the dead
iufist-
The sfars County Der oclation
today adopted resolution in memo
riam The bar also escorted he b0ds
70 salem. where additional funeral
services we're held this afternoon un-
der the auspices Of tin Colnmbiana
County bar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
BULLETIN.

Havana Sept. 25.-All members of
the cabinet end heads Of the depart
menls have presented their resigaa-
tions to President Palma. He has ac.
capted them but the officers win re-
taintheir posit'on until the resigna
ton OF President Palma has been
presented TO congress. Senor OFar,
rell, secretary of state and justice,
said tonight that there was prob
ability that there wculd be govern
asent by 98asH.ss Jon appointed ~
the American government.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
TAFT SAYS ACTION is DtSHoNOR
ABLE ATTEMPT TO MAKE
UNCLE SAM SHOW UP
PEACE ENJOYS SCORED
BY the Moderates as Being Partial TO
the RebeIs--As Last Hope Liber-
ais May Be Placed in Office
Refuse to Meet.
BUL-L.E. IN.

Havana, Sept. 25.-It is declared on
very high authority that American in
tervention in Cuba is certain. Further.
more It is expected that procIama-
tion Of intervention will be issued
from Oyster Bay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26

| Havana Sept 25--The Cuban re-
public stands on the verge of sec
ond period of American Intervention.
The moderate party, which six weeks
ago wa in absolute control Of every
office on the island, is tonight de-
termined TO abdicate everything and
! compel the United States to inter.
vene. Every government Official from
President Palma down is sincerely
anxious to force such int; venuon
rather han yield to any of the terms
offered by the liberal party an1 these
in arms against the government.
Liberal leaders characterize the
conduct as treason to the republic
while Secretary Taft regards it as un.
warranted and dishonorable at.
tempt 70 force the hand of the United
States into Intervention Tbs, 1t has
been stated Is precisely what the
Roosevelt administration has been
the most anxious to avoid.
May Install the Liberals.
Il i still barely possible that Presi.
dent Roosevelt, through Taft and Ba
con, may yet arrange to establish the
liberal in control of the Cuban gov
ernment but this is regarded only as
the remoitst sort of a possibility.
with either party installed in power
there would sull remain condition
Of deplorable di.sati. faction and un.
rest and ton ght there appearsnothing /
whatever to promise relief save mnI
control by the United States.
Troops Will Aid U. S. If Necessary.
Secretary of The Interior Montalvo
declare this evening that h would
never turn over the army To the
liberals under ans circumstance but
al government officials unite in say i
ng that if the rebels in The field. orIi
my portion Of them re list American
'onttol then the Cgban army viii co.
operate vita tn United States in
very way . sl le
The real feeling al the palace is ,
me of relief as the airer-8ries OF th- ..
government wu no win e~oo though .
he government '-s comhiuei VIII Vi
he satisfaction hat the Unt,Istafo- h
viii be obliged To take over Cuta in. {
oAnitely and 20 sihlv forever.
Palma has called a special ses- ion # /.
ongres for Friday when he viii 1
re sent the resiCnatirne Of himself c
nd Wee Pres!den, Cap1e. The moi a
rates. hOwevc-. viii not attend that n
esston OF congress. for in their hur. m
iedly called national moderate as
embly thi5 afternoon they decided
unanimously 70 Quit forthwith.
Moderates Object T. Taft. P
They viii not even attend iha an.
reaching se. in OF have anyt1irgf
'ora 10 Do @iin the government Z s.
uba. alleging that they have been oi
njustly treatel by Roosevclts c-p- b.
.-ssioners. Capote said fha entire w
1dy of moderates and liboral -a- W
onaIisfs Wiil efrain from auanfinr iu
b. coming iiHa-y z ion. AS
.e maierates and nationalist CON 10
rise more than two thirds of each ri
]E-e there viii be no' qi5ua. Tsis 10
80 block Palma's acton and nr1-a So
tContinued on Third PageJ q,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
HANNAHAN is REELECTED.

Milwaukee. Wis. Sept 25-The
brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
today reelected Grand Master Hanna
han. # Peoria. ~. over Franz p. Sar-
gent. the vote being $50 TO 200.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
eAllEy ANsmERs AccusERs-

Dallas Texas. sept 25.-Senator
Bailey fenigilf issHs1 statement in
reply 70 the erit ea-m q him AMI his
record. lie taises up the charges
made against him. Sdeals with each
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
BISHOP WALDEN
Says the Liquor Interests and Neoroes
Are Together in Atlanta.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept 25-@Do
You know Of any Iynching occurring
in the South only after an EFFORT to
obtain Testimony had failed2 ask
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26

Springfield, H. Sept Or. Al the
Bankers Association OF Illinois meet.
ing now in session In this city Cover
nor Deneen discussed the government
ownership Ct railroads and pubic
utilities.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
Thrk Atlantlc Foo.

An Atlantic log is often about 90
miles in diameter,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26

Concluded on Third Pags.J
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26

tcOaelused on mind Pags.D
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26

CONCLUDED on Fourth Page.l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26
Mr.. Aisthorpe's Response.

Continued Oh FOurta Pase,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26

Competition Is inevtable--and cv.
en- In reading and answering want ads
you must be alert II you would be
first.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26

,cOntinued on Third PAGE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-26

The Small Advertisements add .o
the Joy Of living" by promoting
trades, transactions and activities
among people.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-28
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
WASHINGTON.

House republican insurgents held a
caucus and agreed to oppose Speaker
Cannon's statehood policy.
Governor General Ide sent Secre-
AIRY Of War Taft cablegram justify
ing the fight on Mount Dajo.
John F. Wallace, former chief en-
gineer. told the senate committee that
the government is warranted in
spending $3OO.O0O,OO0 on the Panama
canal.
The consular reform bill Is practi-
cally agreed on. The consuls are
placed on a salary basis. The cost
will be only $169. 400 more than under
the present system.
Democratic senators decided to fix
no definite concerted policy in regard
to rate legislation, fearing that If
they do the republicans Will defeat the
whole measure on partisan grounds.
The civil service, as far as it ap-
plies to postmasters in smaller towns,
hinges on the fight at Ludingtou,
Mich. and the politicians who have
friends for whom they wosld like 10
provide berths are awaiting the out
come with great interest
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-28
STANDARD OWNS
STOCK OF RIVALS

St Louis, March 2l,-The second
days session OF the oil hearing in the
custer case OF Missouri against the
Standard Republic and Waters
Pierce Oil companies was marked by
the failure of H. Clay Pierce to APP
pear as witness. on account of sick
mss and the cross-examination Of
Charles NJ, Adams secretary treasur-
er Of the Waters Pierce company.
Stock certificates We're produced and
read to show that the Standard com
pany held stock in the Waters Pierce
company in 1900 when that company
was reorganized.
It was proved by the reading OF
stock certificates that the Standard
Oil COMPANY of New Jersey, in 1900
held as much stock of the old con
Germ as VI. VI Van Huren holds in the
Waters Pierce company at the pres
ent day
The exact number Of shares held
by Van Buren, is TAT, while the total
number of shares OF stock is 1000.
When the old Waters Pierce COW
pany dissolved in June, 1904. the 2
7l7 shares were transferred to Van
Buren, Attorney General Hadley
endeavored to show that these shares
are still held by Van Buren, for the
Standard Oil company.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-28
PAT GROVE A HERO.

The applause which broke out in
an Omaha courtroom when Pat
Grove was found not guilty OF kidnap-
ping Edward Cudahy. jr., is an omi-
nous indication of popular temper and
of the havoc which high finance is
wreaking upon our ancient ideals Of
justice.
OF Groves guilt there was little
doubt among those who applauded.
The presiding judge rebuked them
for thus hailing the acquitta1 of a
notorious criminal" Grove practi-
cally admits guilt when hesays there
are good many people who don't
like the way Cudahy got his money
any better than the way he lost it,
Yet the crime was one of the bas-
est in the repertory of scoundrelism
Five years ago the son of Edward
Cudahy, of the beef trust, was kid
mapped by Grove, a former packing
house employee, or by some person
or persons unknown" as the jury
would probably put it, and kept in
hiding. The Pat Grove house" sup
posed to be the scene of the boys
Imprisonment is now one of the show
places of Omaha. The captor threat
ened to burn out the boys ewes and
cut his ears off if the father did not
go alone and leave $4,000 in cash in
a designated place. Against the ad-
vice of friends whose own sons ears
and eyes were not in immediate dan
ger. Cudahy did so and the boy was
surrendered.
The search for this kidnapper soon
t. ned into a search for Grove The
desperate nevertheless visited Oma-
ha more than once. In conversation
he boosted of the Cudahy kidnapping
and swore to kill any office who
should try to arrest him. There was
battle between policemen and des-
peradoes in Omaha last September
in which Officer Jackson was shot
Grove was arrested and tried for the
shooting but acquitted, and at once
rearrested to stand trial for the kid
mapping. Acquitted of that charge,
he is now under arrest on tie charge
of holding up two street cars in
Council Bluffs.
If we take Groves own theory of
the verdict, he was acquitted of one
of the most vicious of crimes of cold
blood--a crime that thrives by in
flicting upon parental love the most
acute mental agony-because of pub
lie detestation of the beef trust.
This is Robin Hood over again and
worse, for Robin was no kidnapper.
This is to live again in the dark
ages. If the charge is true, aud
Omaha should know, then it is not
the least of the public wrong inflicted
by the Cudahys in high finance that
they are making heroes of the Pat
Groves.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-28
FOREIGN.

Gendarmes charged striking miners
in Pas. France. and quelled the dis.
orders after making arrests.
The earthquake on the island Of
Formosa killed l.0l4 persons, injured
695 and destroyed 400 houses
Despite the stubborn attitude of the
French delegates at the Algeciras the
chances for Morocco settlement grow
brighter.
Three Mexicans have been con
demned to death for killing an old
woman they believed to be a witch at
foluca, Mexico
Premier de Whites resignation is
runared in ST. Petersburg His sue
cessor said TO be NJ. Kokovsoff for
mer minister of finance
Premier Campbell BanL erman. an
swering a question in British house
of commons, refuses to interfere with
the American hop pool.
Rumors of fresh mutiuy al Sebasto-
pol are float in st Petersburg.
A Moscow bank was robbed Of
s432 900 by masked men
French authorities announce a law
providing that inventories of Catholic
churches will be enforced but thar
peaceful methods must prevail
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-28
GREAT RUSSIAN
BANK ROBBERY

Moscow, March 21.-The Cregit Mu.
tual, one of the largest banks in Mos
COW, was mysteriously robbed by
masked men at dusk last night, the
robbers securing $432. 500. The bank
is situated in the heart of the city.
The last clerks had just departed,
leaving a guard of three men inside.
while outside were policeman and the
house porter. The street was crowd
ed with people The guards say they
were confronted with revolyers in the
hands of 20 masked men who had
entered silently by the main door,
which ha- been locked when the Of
flee force left. After the command to
the guards TO hold up their hands not
word was spoken The guards were
bound and gagged and thrown into a
dark corner. The robbers then guard
ed all the entrances and lowered the
curtains. The chief of the robbers
Went to tie burglarprOof safe and
with a few whirls of the knob threw
the combination, the doors swung
oyen and the treasure of the bank
was thrust into sacks, not a kopeck
being left The robbers departed as
silently as they came. making their
exit through the main entrance.
Twenty minutes later one of the
guards succeeded in freeing himself
and gave tie alarm. The policeman
and house porter, who had been
standing in front of the bank through
out, claimed that they had seen no
one enter or leave it. 1t is the geuer.
al impression that the key to the mys-
terry is within the bank itself.