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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
WANT UNCLE SAM
TO INTERVENE
IN PANAMA
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL DECLARE
THAT PLANS ARE MADE TO
PREVENT FAIR VOTE.
MARINES HAVE ARRIVED
They Will Disembark From Cruiser
Columbuia Tuesday--lt is Claim
ed Their Presence Has No
Bearing on Situation.

Colon May 2S The municipal coun
Gil of Panama in eXtraord nary session
held May "A unanimously adopted a
declaration to the effect that In certain
quarters plans were beisg carried out
to prevent free and fair action on the
part Of voters at the coming election
in Panama. and asking the United
states to intervene 10 insure to the
people Of Panama their constitutional
rights.
The municipal court Of Colon held a
session yesterday at which the follow.
ing was adopted:
Resolved. That we protest in the
name of our constituents against the
unpatriotic conduct Of the municipal
council Of Panama in assuming an
attitude involving the functions Of Ma
ional representation and soliciting the
Intervention Of foreign power in the
internal affairs Of this country, to the
detriment &c the sovereignty Of this
Republic
The United States cruiser Columbia
arrived today from Guantanamo with
four hundred marines on board These
marines are expected to land tomor-
row. The reinforcement Of marines
on the isthmus at the pre- ent moment
has no direct bearing on the political
i'tuation here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
RETURNING THANKS
FOR VALUABLE
SERVICES
MAYOR SCHMlTZ OF FRISCO, TES
TITLES TO WORK OF u. S.
SOLDIERS.
FUNSTON ACTED N0BLY
Exhibiting Power of Army to Cope,
Under Any and All Circumstances
Successfully With Great
Emergencies.

Wa hington y G., May 2S Mayor
Schmiz Of san Francisco. has written
President Roosevelt testifying 10 the
excellent service rendered by the
United States troops during the fire
and earthquake which devastated that
city On behalf Of the people Of The
stricken city the mayor extends to the
president and to the government sin
cere thanks fer the prompt and loyal
action taken to relieve suffering inc
dent 10 the calamity.
Mayor Schmtza letter was made
public at the White House today Thai
portion referring TO the federal roops
is as follows;
Let nc at this time say word for
The United States troops. Just after
the earthquake, on the morn ne cf
April 18th, 1906 The United States
TROOPS statio2od here were put under
control Of tho municipal authorities By
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
GIRL TORTURED BY
EXPERTS BEGS
FOR MERCY
JOSEPHINE TERRANOVA FORCED
TO BEAR cRuELTiEs UNTIL
SHE CAN'T STAND TT.
PUT ON LUNACY RACK
High Voltage Electric Currents,
Needles Jabbed Into Cheeks,
Stones Dropped on Toes
Struck With Steel

New York May 1S Josephine Ter
ranoya charged with killing her uncle
and aunt, was again pui IN he lanacg
rack today and underwent series OF
tests At the hands Of the district at
torney'a experts.
For two hours and a half the girl
brayely submitted as high voltage OF
electric currents were shot through her
body needles jabbed into ther cheeks
pieces Of sharp steel struck against her
ankles and stones dropped On her toe
Al last, however when human endur-
ance could bear no more and there
seemed TO be no let UP 10 the enthu-
$ 'asm Of the medical expert she revolt
ed and turned on the prosecuting at
torney with a cry Of anguish and a
plea for mercy
AZ first her tone was Historically de
liant- She jumped from her seal and
shouted
I'm Tired and hall not submit 10
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29

General Funs on. He acted molly and
with General Greeley. aho took charg
a few days later, has exemplided the
stamina for which The members Of our
army have ever been noted. and OK.
hibiscd an ability to cope. under any
and all circumstances. successfully
with great emergencies. cannot speak
in toe high praise OF The magnificent
help given the municipal authorities
by The United States troops stationed
here. or too highly Cf Their ildefatig-
able work, and ! might say, devoted a.
sisiance Of Major General Greeley and
General Funston. Mr. President. as an
American citizen | am proud 81 bc
able to certify TO thor work. aud I
am proud mat We have men Of such
calibfc ia the ranks Of the United
S atCs army"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
TERRY had BEST
OF TEN ROUND GO WITH BRITT
ACCORDING TO OPINION OF
MANY-No DECISION.
Contest Upon Charge Of Conduct
irg sno Participating IN
Prize Fight.

New York. May z8-The McGoyern
Britt fight a. Madison Square Garden
trnight went the feH te8 rounds. O.
decision was given under the rules but
McGovern. according to many of those
present. had the better " the contest
The bout between the heavy weight
pugil'sfs Gus Ruhlin. Of Akron. Ohio.
and Ss -dy Ferguson Of Boston. reIf
six runds To- draw.
Immediately following the Britt Mc-
Govern fight the police arrested Terry
McG0veTn. james Edward Britt Mana
ger Harry Pollock. Referee Tfm Hurst
aad eleven others At fhe Garaen on a
charge Of conducting and participating
II . prize fight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29

smoker run on the switch followed by
The ladies coach and two sleepers. The
smoking car didn't break loose from
the front of the train and was dragge
200 feet along the ties. until the side
OF the car struck a string Of freight
cars.
The front of the smoker was unin.
Jured but the right side Of the car
was demolished and the roof torn off
The front end Of the ladies' coach was
toye in for twenty feet. the seafs be
ing torn up and all the windows smash.
ed. The hot water heater was torn
loose from its fastening and hurled 10
the middle Of the car. killing Coleman
IN Us flight. The bodies Of the dead
were 50 badly disfugred Identification
was impossible until late today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
THREE-YEAR.cLD SON.

Wabash. Ind, May ZS.-Clif-ri fts
fhreey yeaf-oii on OF Elwarl DIX. oi
Milford was killed last evening n tho
ba-nyari Of his home. His father had
driven in w.th a new mower and his
chi'ircn climbed up0n The machine
The horses started suddenly anl fhe
little fallou ieil of. TIE machine ran
over him nHictine .u-Ifi-. from which
be- dlsI n aa hour
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29

this for another minute.
Then the shrinking girl dropped to
her knees and pleaded for mercy.
Let me 80 hack 10 the Tombs,
she begged Il am not crazy and ana
not afraid. Do let thos, twelve who
have heard my story say The final
word"
The girls counsel said tonight;
Il shall ask for the discharge Of this
comm s ion when court conyen-s to.
morrow According % the progress they
are making ct may be- weeks before
they are ready to make a report and in
ihe meantime the jury is losing M"
force Of all 'hc testimony a'd tho
chances n my client are being great.
ly promdiced."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
DEMOCRATS MAKING READY.

French Lies Ind. May 2S-Chair
man Thomas Tassar Of the Demr
cratic National committee today issued
call for a meeting Of the sub bcommit.
Tee 10 be held al Washington. May
81 for conference with Chairman
Griggs and members Of the Democratic
CO. gressiona1 o. mmittce Matters re-
laiing 20 the Democratic congress .ona'
situation will be discussed and ar
ranremeHis made 'o give assistance iu
500 oomilg couEre si0nal campaign.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
FOUND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

ST. Louis. No. May est became
known today that David Rankin. a mil
liunaire. has decided 10 give two MI
lion dollars TO found an industr Al
school in St Louis. The school VIII
be run principally for children Of peo-
pie in moderate circumstances and its
object viii be TO fit youths ready to
work infelligently with their halds
without first serving an apprentices hip
al meagre wages
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
HOMEMADE LIQUOR.

New Orleans. May 2S.-R. L. Eeas-
ley. a Nashville travelling salesman,
FOR New Orlcans hoase. struck Lau-
rel, Miss. dry town with a thirst
ye terday. lie went in search Of a
drink and from a friend secured some
home made" liquor. He Died last night
and four other men who drank from
the bottle were rendered unconscious.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
FIGHTING IN AFRICA.

Berlin May 2s The latest onicia.
cahiogram received here describes Sc
we're fEhiins IN southern southwe=t
Africa. a series Of engagement or.
elrrei between Mas 70 and Nsy =
ia which The total losses fo Germans
we're four on Gers and -h.r7y-six me1.
OF ehom two officers and seventeen
men are dead.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
DROWNED BY cLoUDBURsr.

Salt Lake City. Utah May 2s.--
Eight 70 ten Mexieans employed as
sheep shearers near G0lconda. Nevada.
we're reported drowned last night IN a
eloudburst. Details have not bees Oh
tanned The cioudburst also washed
cur the Southern Pacific road al Col
conda but the break has been repaired
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
CANAL MAPS HUNG
ON WALLS Of
SENATE
WHILE TYPE FOR BIG DITCH ON
ISTHMUS WAS UNDER DIS
cUSSiON.
SEA LEVEL WATERWAY
Favored BY kittredge of South Dako-
ia. He Entering Into Technical
Discussion of Sub
ject.

Washington, D. G.. May ~. The
walls Of the senate chamber We're sur
rounded with maps Of the various types
of canal proposed to unite the waters
Of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
today when kittredge opened the de-
bate on this subject now pending as
unfinished businecs The South Da.
kota senator spoke in favor OF sea
level waterway. Kittredge entered up
on technical discussion Of the sea
level plan.
He said the only engineering prob.
lens to be met with in the plan are tha
dam 10 be built at Gamboa and the
proposed tidal lock on the Pacific side.
GaIlnger asked II II was not the fact
that the great Gatum dam for lock
canal would be founded on mud. "Ah-
solutely a fact" replied Kittredge,
Hopkins denied that statement, say
ing tie dam would be built on rock OK
cept for two points and Kittredge read
from q letter of w. Henry Hunter,
chief engineer Of the Manchester Shin
canal in support of his statement, con
cerning the canal Quoting number
of American engineers and members
of the canal commission as having
declared previous TO their recent repor,
that the Gatum dam was not feasible
Kittredge was interrupted by Dry
den who said
1,p+ .fF hnr or N
yestigation they have changed then
minds and decided the dam can be
built here"
"The dam can be built there sale
Kittredge. the question is how long
will it stay"
What would happen If the Gatnm
dam we're swept away?" asked Bacon
"The canal would be ruined, for that
dam is the key 10 the integrity of the
entire lock project replied Kittredge
Dryden contended the same might
be said Of Gamboa dam proposed by
the mapority for sea level canal.
1T can't be said" declared Kit
redge IF that dam is built on rock as
it is to be. should go out. which is i'm
possible. nothing would be injured eX
cept the dam itself"
Kittredge stated the time of tho
passing of the ship through lock
canal is much greater than through
sea level canal Bacon showed from
statments the sea level canal could
be deepened much easier than could
lock type.
At 4:45 the canal bin was laid aside
for the day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
TO AMERicANIze GUATEMALA

Mexico City. May 2s.-Revoluticn-
arr i-ocps have Gro sed ths Guate
malan border from the orth AMI saliva
dor and British Hoacuras They are
weil armed and equipped The s-ated
object Of these expeditions is 70
Amcricanize Guatemala.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
WILL STOP THE FIGHT

Her. isburg. Pa May 2S- Governor
pennypacker this evening dirfc-e3
Capt. Groomc. superintcndCni of tha
taro police Fore to send squad -
policemen tonorruv ta NcFth Eslng
ton near Philadelphia to prevent the
chcdsiei feht bs.~eea Bob Fitzsim
u0rs and T0mmog BBrns
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29

Washington. d. c.. May 2S-Eearly
in the session OF the house today. vii
liams of Mississippi floor leader Of tho
minority made points on no quorum
and ii iook a call of the house to start
the wheels Of legislation. After the ap.
pearance Of quorum the house cor
Cured in the amendments made by the
senate 10 a number Of house bills. The
house then resolved itself inio a "citv
council for the consideration Of bills
relating TO the District of Columbia.
The compulsory educational bill for
the District occupied most Of the day
IN IFS consideration. the bin being
finally placed on it's passage.
On a division the ahf ence Of ano
rum was disclosed Williams Of Miss
issippi. no desiring to raise the point
moved that he house adjourn. Payne
Of New York made a similar motion.
Il am perfectly willing The motion
should come from that aide Of the
chamber said Williams. but The mo-
tion didn't prevail Republicans voting
I'm the negative. Williams made the
point Of no quorum" and a call of the
house ensued. yeas and nays being
called on the passage Of the compnl
sorry educat on bill
~ The sergeant alarms and has assist
ants started on a round of the hotels
and other residences Of members. and
enc By one the members reported
Hedge # Iowa after having voted
made a parliamentary inquiry. Is
this the compulsory educat on he
askcd. which created a rouad Of laugh
ter
On the appearance Of Grosveno- n
Ohio. Williams. in a faceti0us vein
stated he rule Of the house compelled
an explanation. Grosvenor replied his
presence was the best explanation A.
las a quorum was obtained two
hours having been consumed in the
effort
Williams Of Mississippi stated that
for the first time I'D life II this con
grAss q strict rnle of the house had
been put in operation as 70 bringing
members before the bar under arrest
and as here seemed 10 be some mis-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
KENrucKiAE IS LOST.

Arfn. Tex. Nav 1s -Fl ierds of 7.
p overall a wealthy farmer = Cecil
Thfs months aso BE- lsfr f's hoTe
for are beisifs rf his fFiuE wife al
Cedar Hin. Teas. s-nce thsu be di ap-
cared
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29
PrTTER RutEp FIRM.

EiCn. H. Nay 2s.-BuTfer ruled
firm OF the board Of trade U5ay. being
quoted a. 20 cents. enc cent alvance
from last week The output OF the dis
trlct vas 5000 pounds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-29

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The Delta independent., 1906-03-02
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The Delta independent., 1906-03-02
Home from, the Phi1Ioiaes.

I've seen thinking. since our hoy returned
to us one morning
And In spite OF all our doubts and fsars
hc stood before our view.
what was written by q friend Of his, 20
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The Delta independent., 1906-03-02

Washington society. The woman's
love. however, stil went out to the
poor artist and her husband, who had
been informed Of the peculiar state OF
affairs. could do nothing to win his
wife's affection. Al the gifts that
money could buy were showered upon
her. but to no purpose.
To his horror, one dag several
months after their marriage Se found
his wife lying dead in q room in their
house. the poor girl having died OF
lr,ken heart. Although deeply at
taChed TO his wife. he was struck with
admiration by her devotion TO his rival,
and when she was buried in the family
lot in Rock Greek Cemetery. he com
miSSioned ST. Gaudens. the scuPitor. to
make a bronze statue of heroic size,
depicting her rs she was found, dead
and covered with her bathrobe.
The figure OF the woman is seated,
with the bathrobe drawn about her,
and the work is one Of great strength.
The bronze is surrounded by marble
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is small marble block, about six
inches square, With the 3etfer "A
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The Delta independent., 1906-03-02

Someone whispered nsrvously to q
neighbor. One or two men lifted theiI
heads and drew quick breaths. People
glanced from side to side. and a few
feet shuf1ed uneasily. Then a tiny
pun Of smoke came from the left
wing and travelled as far 10 the middle
Of tho stage. 1t was followed by q
larger. rolling cloud. The effect was In.
stantaneous.
"Fire!" shrieked q shrill voice. and
= woman started up frantically. Fire!
Fire!"
In an instant the huge theatre was
q seething. swaying mass; from all
sides burst screams. sobs. and oaths,
For few seconds people we're pushed
In purposeless groups hither and thith-
er. Then suddenly the crowd broke
into rocking unwieldly sections, each
pushing, fighting, tearing towards the
nearest exit.
still. sat a group Of three. The Woman
right. the Other Man on her left. For
the first few seconds II seemed a. II
they must be swept on their seats.
Then with = quick movement, the
Other Man wheeled half round on his
chair. put one hand on the back Of
the Woman's seat and the other on the
seat before her. The Husband silent
ly followed his example. They were
both big. strong men. Their hands
met In . steady grip behind and In
front Of her. Thus till the rush was
over they formed human cage for
her protection. shunting Oh by their
braccd rigid frames. their crowdiug.
frantic neighbors.
'"Thank you." she said quitely. when
the middle Of the theatre was deserted
II couldn't havo borne TO bs touched
by such-animals" She gave q hur-
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man!ty and then hxed her eyes whim.
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she asked as though thinking aloud.
1t was the Other Man who answered
Pigs" he said contemptuously: "pigs,
when the trough has Just bssn dllsd.
-crowdlng toward H."
shs half turned her head towards
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him. "Yss." she said sravsiy; "thsy
Suddenly the Hrsproof curtain be-
.oh, thank Godi" ahrisksd . fashion.
ably dressed woman, her face made
hideous by fear.
A sea Of other faces. stamped with
every shade of terror and ferocity.
turned towards the stage at the cry.
For an instant tho tumult sank to some
thing like silence. Hope and thankful
ness arose in q thousand breasts. Then
the tumult began again.
"Its stucki Oh. it's stucki"-And the
iight for life continued In all Its
sickening cowardly savagery.
"Have we any chancei" asked the
Woman simply. For . moment neither
answered. Then again It was the Other
Man who spoke.
"Unless they get the curtain down
In time, nome" he answered.
There are NO other exits; I know
the place well. It won't be the hrs
probably, but the-smoke. In minute
or two we must move further back
from It." He spoke with admirable
And then suddenly tho Husband
stood up. They both turned toward.
him. His face was gray, and his Hpe
trembled.
"Not this way" he murmured IN I
shaking voics. "Ah, msrciful heaven
not again this wayi"
The Woman quivered ~ beneath
lash, and her face became drawn.
'sJohni" she said sharply, "John!"
He started slightly. "YesY"
She would not let her eyes msee bid
"Plsase 70 AWAY" she said Ia . iov
voice.
no asked. She stirred Impatient:
"0h, don't care. Get whisky ano
soda II you know whore TO ma Il or
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