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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
CAUSE Of REVOLT
IS OPIUM DEALING
BLACK DRUG CAUSE OF CHINESE
UPRtSiNGS AGAINST ALL THE
FOREIGNERS
TRADE MUST Be KILLED
English Opium Is Stock Which Pro.
duces Causes For Riot and Mas.
sacre Which Better Class Of
Chinese DepIore,

London, Marcn l8-A terrible i'm
peachmcnt of Eagland's opium dealing
MS the cause Of Chinas hatred of all
/ foreigners, as The reason for the mas
saeres of 1900 and as the Indictment
/ to the present danger in the Middle
/ Empire, made by the Rev, Dr. Alex
ander Langman for twenty years a
missionary in the Province of che
Kiang Writ ng to the Daily News DR..
Largman says
THE demand for exceptional privil-
/ eges, the claims for large settlements
at he open ports, the concessions to
foreigners, though giving just cause
for complaint, are Of comparatively
recent date, and in no wise supply the
motive fer the relentlers hatred of the
people against the foreigner. The anti
foreign feud is Of much more ancient
date, and it Is also universal through.
out the nineteen provinces.
Hate for Foreigners.
In every village or hamlet, however
isolated, where no foreigner has ever
been seen before, there / have found
the ONE bitter resentment the same
greeting, as in every part Of the en-
piro; Foreign devil, we know all
about you here. Look, there is the
name over the doors and on the win
dows. Foreign op UNI sold here"
THE mifery and degradation it
breeds are what they know and all
they know of the foreigner but 1t is
enough!
The thing permeates the empire,
and with uch dire conseqtences that
the Chinese feel justified in taking
-s4AssAisaa a:A-Hs-a ~ Eaaa- sssss, lsass.
shcwn them no mercy
Foreign opium Is the stock VIII 'ch
produces seyen-tenths of ant foreign
feeling, and is mainly responsible for
the riot and massacre which we 50
much deplore,
Opium is Curse.
'Chinece gentlemen win cften pro-
test in these words: All the world
knows that The trade in opium is but
a poisoning business, both young and
old being ruined by IT, II is nothing
but poison you give our people. TAX
ing their silver in return. thus leaving
them impoverished and without ability
TO ncurish life
The black drug makes imbeciles
of our men and we are condemned to
eat the bitterness of seeing our sons
and our daughters die an early death,
and that without posterity What is
to be compared to this business of de-
men ??
Or Langman concludes: Let Eng. 4
land once m>re act up TO the historic
Chri tan principles Of he past ond
free the slaves OF opium, and this
would secure peace in the Orient and
The lasting friendship Of China"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
cASTELLANE is ILL.

Paris. March 1S.-Judge Ditte. prei
dent n the First Tribunal of the Seine
summoned the Count and Countess
Boni de Castellane today for the pu-
pose Of seeking a reconciliation under
the wife's last application for absolute
divorce. The c0un css was. present
but thc Count wa absent, owing 20
illness. The hearing was adjourned
for a fortnight
During the examination the Count
ess said that 80 was her intention 10
persist in the application for divorce.
Tho nonappearancc Of the defendant
led the Court 10 enter a temporary de-
fault against him
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
MILLIONAIRE SHEPARD.

Paris. March is S-The authorit r
have granted six month deiav q
the case Of Elliett r. Shepard. of
New York who was sentenced TO a
fine. TO pay an indemnity and To- three
months impr sornent for rrnn.nE over
and killing a girl while driving in his
automobile az 81 Omen IN April las
This IS considered q virtual abandon
ment Of the imprisonment part Of his
sea -ence. VII ca ultimately VIII be
changed into Al additional fue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
VESSEL IS BURNED
After Fighting Flames Three Hours
All Took 10 Life Boalc and We're
Picked Up and Saved.

Shcboygan, wiz March iS.-The
steamer Atlanta en- route to Milwau.
kec. caught fire in an unknown man.
ner this morning II miles south Of
sheboygan aud five miles out and
burned 10 The waters edge the vessel
and cargo valued at $4,000 being a
total loss. After aghing The flame
for three bours. the crew Of sixty men
and two passengers aboard took TO the
i- BEATS Tines were picked Ip By ho
ug Tes Ter and later transferred 10
the steamer Ge0-gla which brought
them 10 Shebovean. Mike II ckey. a
deck hand. was drowned in trying 10
escape from the flames.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
HUNDREDS OF MINERS NARROWLY
ESCAPE DEATH IN A SNOW SLIDE

week Il has been storming almost con-
tnually In this district There has
rot been train run between Telluride
and Durango for over a week and the
road II still blocked by snaw slides
near 0phir ana RIO,
rnr re@NtirrrffOfl of fift cff1p Bird
supply house cuts Of the food supply
snf $50 miners who fearing furtherl
snow slides have taken refuge III tho
tunnel Preparations are making to res
cne thepi bur the storm Us SO scyaT
II Il imno sibe to reach them befor
tomorrow In addition to these. moi
than 800 men In other neighb5rH
mines have been ciit off from commu
cation with the outside world BY sr9
Aides In adjacent mounta u.s..
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19

Snkeum, rrans-Caucasia March is.
The manner in which General Alik-
haneff has crushed the revolution in
Kntais by razing towns, executing
ring leaders and driving sympathizers
to the mountains has produced such
resentment that acts of terror and the
throwing of bombs at troops are fire.
quent Alikhaneh is enforcing martial
law with terrible rigor and all persons
caught with arms arc Immediately
shot
St Petersburg. March lS.-Six thou
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
HAS SKIPPED OUT
Operator Who Was Cause Of the Great
Colorado Wreck Has
Disappeared.

Denver. Colo, March lS.-Tho police
here are looking for Operator Licyely.
10 whose negligence is attributed the
disa ter az Adobe. II is reported that
IN company with HIS brother, also an
operator. Lieyely left swallow for The
east today. He is wanted as a witness
before the cofonef's inquest
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19

Ouray Colo, March 1S mann
moth snowslida In Mount Sne1sels dis
trict. six miles south Of Oufay last
night wrecked Camp Bird mine mill.
tgan honse boarding house aild
readiEA rocuY Nv iliam Cressy is
Known H1 s1gs~f fwen histrtt sttrrls Ut
feared. other lives were los TIN
property loss Is estimated at halt d
million.
Camp Bird bunk house, adjoining
the reading room. which was wrecked,
narrowly escaped being engulfed ana
crushed There were between 200 and
ESQ miners and mill employees IN q :
building when the slide came down
Telluride. Colo, March lSf'ur ono
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
scaWA5's AMBITION.

Omaha, Neb. March lS.-Thomas
No1nan, n mining man from Nevada
saws that Charles NJ. Schwab. the steel
magnate, has announced his intention
of making a fight 10 succeed Senator
NewIands Of Nevada. in the upper
house of congress. Noonan says thai
Schwab Is ready 10 spend "a barrel of
money" TO secure hia election
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
YATES IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS

Ex-Governor Ricasrd Yates viii
rake several speeches In bis sena-
i0rial campaigl in this section of the
state next week On N0ndaT De sp saks
ai Albion ST. Vernon and Ben on and
on Tuesday an Eidorado. Vienna ami
Na'ina abe later nieht mf ting
Carbo1dais Free Pr
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
ExsARoNEss SUICIDES

Lesrenworth .Kas. March rs -caro
rne Won Dem Buseehe. said 10 he taa
divorced wife Of a German Baron %
Berlin. committed suic'fe by SHOOTING
at ihe headquarters OF her son Sec
ond Lieufe1auf Busschc at Fo=t lea
rl1Houh ioiay Bus che is a cousin
4 The first secretary Of tie German
embassy a. Washington D. c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
IRELAND TURNS A CORNER.

Nanche-tpr. Frrland. March is
In an address here today joan Rel
mond said h bei eyed Ireland had
urned corner. tha the record OF the
last elections would never be- reversed
ala that England Of tho future would
give ireland all De could rsa- -orabiy
expect o. demand
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
70 CROSS THE BORDERS.

Salt Lake City March lS,--Accor9,
ing to the Tribune the lheepmen OF
Utah and Nevada will on March 27
cross the Idaho line in defiance Of
Governor Gcoding, This Is The result
'rr an 5prrr5Il 81 i'atf tafgA of ;Ssricrs.
ture Wilson that fockmasters have the
right to move from one state 10 anoth-
er when their animals are free from
disease.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
FATAL SALOON RAIo.

Chicago. March lS.--Wnlam Curry
was shot and killed, and William Rus.
reli. a printer and another man.
whose name IS not known. were scri.
-usly wounded whila making an az
acK on Henry Dusing. proprietor of
saloon ~ Lake View Dusing and
his bartender were arrested
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19

sand persons participated today In an
initial meeting Of ,he league OF eda-
cation, inaugurated by the Constitution
L democrats TO disseminate political
instructions among the psole. The
police closed an assembly whe one
Of the speakers demanded the aboli-
lion Of the death penalty,
Warsaw, Russian Poland, March ls.
An armed crowd today attacked the
prison at Pawia street. killed war
den mortally wounded TWO Others and
liberated political prisoner
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
pRYDock DEWEY PROCEEDS.

Las Paimas. Canary I.lau Is. March
1S-The United States foaiing Dry
dock Dewey. en- roGte for the Philip
pine I-lands which arrived herc Feb
rnary q. left Saturday in tow Of tho
Golfers Bruims. Caesar and Glacier
and the navy tug. Potomac Tho
Dewey VII call az Gihraltsr
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
GAMBLING RESUMED.

indianapolis, Ind. March 1S.-It was
reported here today that gambling
has been resumed at the West Baden
and French Lick casinos. which were
closed several months ago BY order Of
Governor Hanly The latter, through
Auditor Of State Bigler, threatened 10
rescind the charters of the hotel com.
panies II the gambling was not
stepped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19

Of unregenerate nationality Is func-
uonaliy repre-. ented. ] want TO find a
way out for Roosevelt for the per
formance on Jol1 island has a gnastly
look and the cablegram matched IT,"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
FRlGHTFUL. CATASTROPHE.

Rome, March 1s.-Eighteen people
were burned to death in a remarkable
fire at Fucecchio, Tascany, last nigh;
A dance was n progrefs in a hall
above a stable IN which they hay
caught FIRE. Before all the dancers
could escape the floor collapsed, and
nearly a score fell into the fiery furn.
ace below.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
A KANSAS CITY FIRE

Kansas Cty. March Is-Hiss Agne-
lnman was burned 10 deatr and frg
other womel were overcome lv smoEo
in Gre in their aplr meuts tonight.
Miss inman was iea when ihe Ere
men fornd her I'll fI1srs were taken
fnl On ladders hv "a 5reuea
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
KILLED HEs GUEST.

KaHsss Cif1 Ma. Aaal IS-Mrs.
Ida Donielson I W. 'st er.erfaininc p
party ~ frien a. inrs- today. be-
come enragel ( a rsu-a-s Of <. T.
Harris. ne q - gus g, and shot AMI
killed hin Tze Foua1 vas arrested
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
esRLlN SOCIALIST MEETING.

Bes-in. March rs Mors thaa one
hundred socialist meetines held to-day
ia Berlin snd * suburbs fgr the uur
poses OF commemora ing the revoiu-
fi,nary outhrrak OF ls4s-ss aad profess
ug again the thnee class suaFaes
system Of Prussia passes Oh via
complete guet
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
FOUND Two PEARLS.

Richmond. Tod Na ch ls-H-rce
/. Smith. Of Cincinnati travelling
salesman. while seated In tIs din ne
room u the Weztroa Hotel last cTe1.
irg found two perfectly formed pearls.
vortb Il g said. slQ5. Il q sksu oyster
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
FRANCE AND GERMANY STANDING
PAT" At ALGECIRAS CONFERENCE

ed as a somewhat unho1eful sign.
Algeciras, Spain, March lS.-The
general disposition OF the delegates to
the conference continues inclined to-
ward optimism, bu. no further appar.
INT move In the direction Of a sou-
lion of the points al issue between
France and Germany.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19

Paris, March 1s.-There was a
special meeting of the cabinet today
in connection with the Algecras con
ference Although no statement has
been given out relative to France
future line Of action. an announcement
of NJ. Bourgeois that the ministry viii
not participate in the debate on for
eign affairs budget Tuesday is regard
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-19
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT is USING
REPRESS|vE MEASURES To- STOP
AGITATION FAVOR|NG A STRIKE
Meeting of Railroad Men Surrounded and Fired
Upon by Cossacks--R Rigorous Martial Law
PERSONS WITH ARMS ARE SHOT

Petersburg, March 8The
agitation strike
asempag killing wounding
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-20
G. r { = 7
RAILROAD KNOCKING AT
TULSA'S DOOR...LET The STRANGER IN

port Il total length of 1900 miles.
This enterprise has been mateuring
for some time, and has taken form
with st. Louis and Eastern capital
lists behind it. The prime object is
the development of the country min
ing and marketing the immense beds
of coal along the located routes in
the Indian Territory and Arkansas
and Western Oklahoma. Central and
west Texas are among the best mar
kets for the coal of the Indian Ter
ritory and the anthracite of Arkan
Sas. This road will connect with the
Colorado 4 Mexico railway, now un-
der construction at Mangum and Abi-
lcne Tex, and will make n system
from Canada to the Gulf and into
Old Mexico, and from the Mississippi
river to Mempis as far west as Man
gum and Abilene, a total of 1000
miles. 1t furnishes ample traffic of
its own and connecting lines to iusti-
fy its construction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-20
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Articles of incorporation of the
Arkansas Pacific railway company
have been filed at Guthrie The in
ccrporators are; George D. Locke, of
Jcrseyville, ILL.,; Y. d. Kinman and
T. d. Kinman, Jr., of Newport, Ark. !;
Morris Locke, Abilene, Tex; VIM. j.
Gates, st. Louis; John II. Blackburn,
James Gates, David r, Locke, T. NJ
Robinson, Mangum, Okla
The capital tock is $4,000, 900, and
is to build, equip and operate a line
of railroad from Mangum through
Greer, Kiowa and Comanche counties
in Oklahoma, and through the Chicka-
saw and Choctaw nations in the In
lian Territory to Fort Smith, Ark,
thence through the counties Of Sebas-
tan, Franklin, Logan, Yell, Pope,
Conway, White, Woodruff, Cross and
Crittenden, in said state, to Memphis,
with branch lines to Abilene, Tex,
via Dennison, and to Tulsa, to Clarks-
vile, Ark, to Pine Bluff and New
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS
, sosOsosososososos

The Dallas Morning News contains
the following story regarding "Won-
derland" which is billed for the
Grand in the near future:
"Wonderland," a musical fantasy
truly representative of what is best
in later-day extravaganza, was pre-
sented at the Dallas Opera House last
night to an audience as large as the
headed by Mary Marble and Little
Chip, is composed of talented men
and women and the play is given,
even on tour, a metropolitan setting,
such as is rarely seen at this distance
from the theatrical eenters.
The piece is based upon fairy
story by the famous brothers, Grimm,
who share. with Hans Christian An
icrsen the premier humors as his
torians of fairyland. But the handi'
work of Messrs. Grimm shows only
in spots II the adaptation used last
night. Indeed, it can scarcely be
called an adaptation, since Glen Mac
Dcnough has taken not only poetic
but histrionic licenses, well, with
the original. Victor Herbert, an old
hand at such tricks, has given it q
lifting musical finish which appeals
to the most caIlous listener.
Mary Marble, who was already 2
prime favorite in Dallas, added to her
very liberal space in the hearts OF
our people by her rendition of Phyllis
She is a dainty, Dresden china Ply
lhs and feminine Buster Brown at
once, and "perfect dear" on and
of the stage. As for Little Chip, he
can speak for himself. He is cap.
able of it. Even were he denied the
gift of speech he could plead elo'
quently with his legs, feet, fee or amy
other tangible feature, He is a di.
minutive escapade of merriment and
has, perhaps, heels of the highest ed
ucation seen in Dallas this season.
There is whole stage full of peo
pie in the performance nd every one
of them is either good to listen to OF
look at. Those to whom the poetry
Of motion appeals, or who have
penchant for the beauties of Nature
such as opera glasses are presumed
to reveal, will find in "Wonderland'
and this company much that will oc
cur to them as being Just about right
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-20
ASKED CLIENT
TOLOOk Up Law
CITY ATTORNEY SHY ON LEGAL
KNOWLEDGE.
MOST MARVELLOUS TALE
But Defendants Were Democrats,
and Of Course Mr. Nelson Need
ed the Votes.

Thomas White, head salesman for
the Oil Well Supply company yes
terday appeared before City Attor-
ney Noble Mitchell asking that ac-
tion be brought against local cab
company, for an oyercharge which
was pried from him the night be-
fore. Mr.. White first went to his
regular attorney but was told by him
that it was the city attorneys bust
ness to bring the action, and that it
would save him the fees if he had
the city attorney bring the action,
When Mr., White approached Mr.,
Mitchell in regard to the affair, he
was told that the city attorney would
bring the action, if Mr.. White would
look up the law in the case Mr.
White says that he considers this a
queer proposition, wherein the client
must read up the law.
Mr.. White cannot explain the eX-
iaordinary conduct of Mr.. Mitchell
and can see no reason for it, other
than that it developed in going over
the ease, that the proprietors of the
cab line in question are prominent
democratic politicians, Mr.. Mitchell
is a partner of Mr.. Nelson, democrat
ic candidate for constitutional con
vention, OF course, it is natural that
Mr.. Mitchell would be loath to bring
an action against these parties, 1t
might make them sore.
Mr.. White thinks that it is trifle
arbitrary that he, citizen of the
city, should be sacrificed in the in
terests of the democratic ticket
He intmates that he will give the
city attorney ample time to brush up
on his legal knowledge, and if the
official cannot become enlightened
sufficiently within a reasonable length
of time, he will bring the action
through his attorneys, as he is bound
to have redress for what he considers
an outrageous Overcharge.
Chicken Pie Dinner at the Christ
ian Church today,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-20
More Gas.

The Coweta Gas company who have
been drilling wells in and near this
place quite extensively for some
time past, brought in another strong
gas well on the Dick Bruner farm,
one mile west of town as the crow
flies, but one and a quarter by wa
gon road, last Friday night.
Saturday large number of peo-
pie visited the new well, being attrac-
ted by the gas throwing a solid
stream of salt water nearly to the
top of the derrick, and n number of
them returned to town with their
hats and clothing covered with a lib
erGl sprinkling of salty spray, which
after drying left their hcadgear spec
kled with white.
This well gives Coweta Il great deal
more gas than is needed for home
consumption, and it is presumed
that the gas company will soon be
seeking other markets to furnish
cheap light and fuel.
The immense quantity of gas here,
supplemented as it is with an abund-
ance of raw material for manufactur-
ing purposes Of various kinds, ought
to attract manufacturing establish
mcnts here in the near future and
very probably will.-Coweta Times,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-20
governor OF
ALASKA HERE
HON. JAMES SHEAKLEY, OF
PENN, IS IN THE CITY.
IS A noted STATESMAN
Visitor Has Been Governor, Judge
and Congressman-Is Promi-
nent in Oil Business.

Hon James Sheakley, twice gov
ernor of Alaska, and former Judge
Of the United States court there, a
member Of congress during the troub-
ulous times of the Hayes-Tilden con
test, and wealthy capitalist Of Penn
sylvania, is in the city, the guest of
his business partner, M. l.. Lock
wood, and Kennedy Marshall and
daughter. Mr. Sheakley is here only
for look at the country, having
been attracted to the garden spot of
Aa earth by the praise accorded it
by friends who have interests here.
Tie is heavily interested in the oil
companies of which Mr.. Lockwood is
the manager.
Last week, at the national congress
Of farmers meeting at Rock Island,
ILL.,, Mr., Sheakley delivered the prin-
eipal address From there he extend
ed his western trip to Oklahoma,
Mr.. Sheakley is democrat
Twenty-four years of his life he
spent in the frozen north. In 1874,
he was elected TO the house of rep
resentatives from his home county
IN Pennsylvania. The district in
which his home, Greenville, is locat-
ed, is normally six thousand repub-
lican. Mr., Sheakley overcame this
barrier and had votes to spare. He
served in congress but one term. In
1887, he was appointed judge of the
Alaska district, by President Cleve-
land, and held that position until
1892, when Mr.. Cleveland made him
governor Of the territory. This hon
or he kept until his voluntary retire
ment in 1898. He served four years
under a republican administration,
thus proving his great efficiency for
the position. Since that time he has
lived at his home in Pennsylvania,
and has given up politics. He is now
rs years old, and is as spry as a
boy
~ met in Chicago on my way
down here, Joseph @. Cannon" said
Mr.. Sheakley TO a World reporter
last night, "and do you know that
he is the only present member of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-20

congress who occupied that position
when ! was there7 Nearly every
other one is dead 1t shows how fu-
tile are our many strugglesb 'pis
tile is our puny struggle for power
Like q breath we are gone aud none
can explain the mystery"
Mr., Sheakley is strong admirer
Of Mr. Bryan and predicts his elcc-
tion to the presidency in 1908, The
ex-governor will remain in the city
for about ten days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-20
How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims of appendicitis are
those that are habitually constipated
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stiulatng tn,
liver and bowels, and restores the nat
mal action of the bowels. Orino Las
alive Fruit Syrup does not nauseatt
or gripe and is mild AID pleasant tc
take. Refuse substitutes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-20
Result Of Neglect.

In most cases, consumption results
from a neglected or improperly treat.
ed cold. Foley's Honey and Tar cures
the most obstinate coughs and pre-.
vents serious results. Il costs you no
more than the unknown preparations
and you should insist upon having the
genuine in the yellow package,--Get.
man Drug Co.