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THE CAIRO BULLETIN.
WEATHER
R I V E U
At Cairo 4 p. tn. yester-
For Cairo and vicinity today:
day: 35 6 feet ; fell IM.
VOL XXXVI. NO. 1 31.
CAIRO, ILL., FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1 904,
ESTABLISHED IN 1568
D1ETI DEFIES I
STATE MILITIft
RUSSIANS SWEEP AWAY
THE LABOR OF YEARS
MOn W PARKER FORCES
MIES STRENGTH
Hiin on Canl tiauie and ! hcatrcs Hoosier State Sends Thirty Dele- Attempt of Deputy Sheriffs
Also May He Raised. gates to National Convention Make Arrest Is Abortive.
Convention Adjourned Until To
day in Consequence.
LOIN
PERMIT DU
OL
By Applying Torch
Than Surrender It
JAPS ATTACKING PORT ARTHUR
Ami Report of Firing South of New Chwan
Gives Color to Rumor That Fighting
Is in Progress.
St. Petersburg, May 12. -Telegram received here this niter
noon indicate that the whole of Port Dalny has been destroyed by j
(he Russians.
The dispatches do not say this was done today, and it is rc
girded 18 likely now that the city was blown up and burned Ctrl
tr in the week and that al! I lie Russians there have fled.
t
This ma account for the explosions heard near Port Arthur
Monday.
Dalny was to have been the Moscow oi the Bast, but before
its completion it is destroyed, as was the real Moscow when Na
poleon was advancing on it.
It is reported that the Japanese are attacking Port Arthur
today.
IMUI Hal Kw.m. May 12. Finny
oi' New Chw.iny and a battle s probably
Tokin, May I;!. Official inquiry rn;
ti nt railroad coirimunic.'ition with Pert
o iy )a untrue.
RUSSIAN CASUALTIES.
By Associated Press.
Tokio, Maj 13. According to lh
official report, Russian rasnaltien h
ed to over fifty. Oho officer and i
tnen (tilled ami others wounded. Tin
Cot sack ri gimcnt. They reached I,
:r-:r by train ami marched thence
Anjn.
JAPS WITH SIEGE CUNS.
By Associnted Preen,
Shan it ii Kwen May 13 10 p. m. i within three and three Quarters miles
The report received from London thai j ' Itsewo.
then- bad been fighting al Wn trung The progress of the Jspnn se Is
Tien is discredited here, it la report outhers Manchuria Is reported ia of
ed the i i. nnlv :i moll Jaonncse Wal dispetehes. The pa i.ion of the
force In this vicinity The main fore I llvtslon following the direct road, to
oi tho i in oi ;e is ssihl to be ("inc..' Hal Cherj! bns Sol yet bees disclosed,
t rated near Port Arthur, with stage j cauthm Is shw ippareM in o i
svss siini their fstcntkm is heiiced to ions on the peninsula of Llao Taflg,.
be io alt imnt si reo tltlrsi i tin 10 western seetton of ike. penlnmrhi
t-.trategy or naval and miHt.irv force; "id in the vicinit v oi ami beiof Pilse
Of the United Mates bnfore Siintiaun j v" 1,,,ii I in.'. nr.it i;ig tae opiratMns
and to drive 4ha Rnslsn Reel on; tc usnned.
battle There la no ews here of thl The report is current that the talks
... .v ,.,,.!) i Io, answering! a roesriagi of congrat
Throe hundtred and fifty thousand I ilnltoti rm the ftslu victory, sen; b)
soMlers aro at New Chwsng and thai students ot tko instil r ol Minet
. itv is (cdet. ' i ' Si- Petersburg, expressed Ws
The censorship at New Cnwang It I
severs, t'olted States Consul Mid i
bas not been allow .1 to answer Minis
sis to the local sltUStiota
ADVANCING ON 5!U YEN.
Itv the Associated Press.
St. Peiersburg, Mav 12 G-.-nera
KsrtevltchTln s ifspato'i to the g'ner
id ,-tssiT is s'm! OS M ty I part of lie
.:p,i!ssse s.lrSnce guard appeared ii
the ;illev of the Bedzl river ami thm
si eonsldershle body of the enemy cos
Unites to occupy Douanmyo. Anothei
ileiachisi -p i .eiiio ed apparently ot
one Ii ot-,otu of infant,') and half i
Kquadron ot cavalr) is shout live mile:
rortn of TskusssA
Other mi irmaMon Indicates that or
liny io. i jnpsseM foseo oi IMO
tofsjftrj M l nit: gnu chiefly of Oh
metthtsla tyfsj, halted for the day st
Huns'; Ktapasze and advance I on M.i
1 1 towards Sin a
COMMLNiCATION INTERGUPTID
ftv ASSOCtnted Prosa.
St pi t rr.-burs-. Mav ):;. 6: IS a nr.
An attempt to si ml a rwsyon C to r
private telegram from Port Arthur
received yewtefday, (May u fall d
the post officials rSfSSlSg to aec pi
it.
HAS NO SUCH SUBJECTS.
Pv Associated Press.
St. Petersburg. My 12. Genersl
Knrkesftet reports hat Inp'ssteat
detach men' of fmu or five co pints'.
m May I atteehed ftnslaa poiati near
(he .iHaee oTJM Hot, kitli,-r four of
lee frontier guards an I arauwdl nj
e.,'. lie aiso saiii so ititii-lita of
the .Hi .mw advance pn ird occupied
on Ma) 9. and 10. the village of Mut
to Dalny Rather
z reported to have been heard ,outli
in progress.
.re tuit Viceroy Aloieu rcpr-rt
Arthur
been recrer! r.ince Men-
I la til I and Siat latin. Bins mil., sou; Is
i' Poland iono. Other detachments ol
'he Japanese advance guard have tak
n op positions T'. raUes we-,: of Pit'
a squadron of the opemy'ii cavalry
! approached within fifteen miles east
avalry, artillery and Infantry, Can
on fire was opened by the Jnpal i
n coming into contact with our small
letaehment. which had penetrated
'",;s "' wlahes; but praised j
1 1,.,) be had
A PLEASANT
b ni r n f s &i"f
CHURCH EVENT
leceetic 1 to Fathers Dowrey astd Gi!
len by Member? of St. Patrick's
ard St. Joseph's Parishes,
Catholics tit both parishes gnthered
il the Assembly room of si, Patrick'
hurch last night, by Invitation of
he nowl- or::;i'ii. ' d St, .limes Conn t
II Knieht a of Ksiihcr Matthew, to par
itiptt' in. a very pleasant reception
.) f ither On vii' . and fathi i ntftoa
'In- latt.-r had chaeg of St Pa risk
inrtsb, but on flep irture of Pather ,
tp pen brock took ehsrgf of S'. Jo-1
isi's parish, and is sncceedkrj ,-t Si
aiiiik's by Pnther i;W! (y, win
iters front St Prnnctsvllle, in.,j
nd eohflnetnd hi tirsi service kcfi f
enterdny morntng The rec?ptkm wss
tn ttspromptn affair, not at all eialair I
.e or formal, bur it brought togethei
venal hundred ksfrksi and gentleiMn !
i si r-poi; of isiUtual gn.. will, an 1 ,
. rve.i io prove to the two bswePclsr-
SI eft he vent thai tle-re was B
,-:-fd"some spirit ,-x'tan:. in the two;
larisb. s. end 'hni fnev s oo.l hieh is
he i em of mj p oste whose ipir- j
us ,!.", t !' y were to rervr.
Mi ('. . ' , " .",i in : e r of c"r
awnirs and be deSvctni a short ail !
frees, setting for'-' i- fs rsw s On
h'lssnsfTMl n. PVUfssga ivn -y and
iitlcn MHS r.-spopiieii m (sttia istsKs
(Continued on Third Page )
ADVANCE yp I
THE LADDER
Illinois Centra! Officials Affected By
the Resignation cf J. F.
Wallace.
By Al delated Press.
Chicago, .May 12. Owing to the
ineer oi
lave been
lc in the stall oi the Illinois Cenvihsn mi the pleasures of dsnolng, Sard
as follows: w. .i. Harahan, lor playing ami theater going.
Ij assistant general manager, to
..II- ral manager.
tnti niii ni ol
sistant gene
D. v. itos
agi m, io be
portal ion.
former
C. I'". Parker, formerly coal traffic
tannger, to be purchasing agent.
SHE'LL BE
ARMOUR SOAP
WORKS BURNS
Number of .People Hurt at the Fire
But None Ser
iously. Ry Associated Press.
CM SHJSO, May I.'. The plant of the
rniour nop works burned tonight,
t.os. , $200,0(1 1. A number of p pb
well- bun in a pank that took place
in the crowd when ii was, reported
that ;i gas lank contntnlng Moo,ooe
feet was; about to esptodet Nohody
wiisi seriously irjiire I, however.
WAITRESS BURNED TO DEATH.
Ity Associated Press
n '. n iint burned today. Cm ma Dam
dyi. of Winona, head waiter, in :it
,enip,i: g lo sail' fOSM of lu r clothing,
FRIEND 0" LINCOIN D!rS.
Ry the T;r,cialed Presa.
Oregon City. Ore. M y 12. Ali'rel
llis..'l'. a veteran of the Mexican arrt
civil srssn -flssnV- tsSfM S Kb; .. ii
,vr. a d. '.."gate from u!no!r ti tv.
- - tn.t fir nominate,! Un -
cat and .vac I friend of Lincoln's.
RADIOAL CHANCE URGED
RFCOMMEDNATION BY COMMIT
TEE MAKING IT SIMPLY AD
VISORY INSTEAD OF
MANDATORY.
Loa Aug-
May 12,A question
the pas I 12 hours, ts that Invotv-
'ing a change in discipline to the ex
of entirely removing tho churcu
" unUkely that tho con
rence will vote to remove the pros
ni rigid rest riet inn regarding the In
Thn sub-coarnjittee ol the consult
pc pa state of the church, of which J.
1, Sibley i chairman, has reported
act to the main body IU recOH)
lendatton upon this matter, in which
urge;) a radical change in the
I church rule on the subject, mahlng it
simply an advisory restriction, in
WITH US VERY SOON. CHARMING
j ry
hibitlon as
I'm!' : the prevailing rule the men
her of the church who attends a
lance or theater Is gulKy of a direct
Infraction of the rules of the church
ind may be punished by euputston
suit ii the reenmmen d attests now pr
Tosed i- adopt e 1 this ponslty will In
rendered entirely optional with tie
minorities. '
Tin e imi'si1 Ii " on st ate of 1 1;
shores has not decidsd deSnltely jus!
j what form the recommendation of the
j -ommiltee to the y.- m ral body will
tske, bin it st ems assured that it wilt
propose some radical changes in the
i liselptfne along the lino outlined.
I Thl committee is skw considering
other important queattems, amon-
I which i- one tsvsstignUng t;i rsth
i repri' eni ition in the general ron
erenOf. 'l ie- plan which has met fi
I vur .if adopted, will re nte the mem
rhrrshlp of th' general conference
I no a 7is to EM,
Aside fro ii this', business moved
I iowly today and the events ol the
!sn s session were dull and nntstri
. i ing to the crowds th it title 1 I. e
galleries, and at times tailed even ti
bet l tic tttenttef ot tie- dN Ii sr n
Most ot the tisss was occupied in dl
sssntsa of the repent ni the eomniit
tee on rulps.
LAKE NAVIGATION OPENED.
r is
j H the he id of th - lakes was formally'
Up m I tkes afternoon nrhen thejBv the Associated Press.
i ctmni-r Mav H. Bovee. from flh-lesro. t Wsshinston. May 12. Secret ir
1 reached Dulttth. the first vp si I to ar Taft today b-rt here for a vacSthm of
rive from a lower lake port.
UNIT RULE IS ADOPTED
FIRST TEST VOTE SHOWED NEW
YORKER TO BE WINNI-H
HEARST LEADERS AD
VISE BOLTING.
i
By the Associated Pres
Inditnapolia, May i j The most in
tercatlng Democratic state convention
sine,' I8S2, when Cleveland and
Isaae I'. Cray, contested lor the Co::
trol ol the Indiana -delegation to the
national convention was Held today
The sole purpose of tha convention
was to elect national delegates,
The feeling ot the delegates was m
tense when the convention opened to
ia. Hearst followers and been
wrought to a Ugh pitch of determine
lion by addresses beforehand by Rov
Sam Small, ol Georgia, and C. A. Win
die, of Chicago. Small advised against
voting ler Parker, if he were nominal
The convonth n Instructed the thtf
ty delegates to the national conven
tnm to vote as a unit for Parlo r, ol
New fork, fm president, indorsed
AS EVER.
Thomas Taggarl for national commli
tee man and recommi tided him to tin
national committee as its chairman
The llr. l lest vote on Ofg&hiXatiOS of
tho convention showed tin- Parkei
forces to liuinher l.o'.H, Hearst. 4::s
The vole on Instruction for Parker
asm ,"ii to r,s2. Many aVrfegntes being
ti sympathy with the pica of the
l Twelfth district that its two dt le
stents for Hearst, the plea being ih ii
otherwise it ratght mi danger the swat
ot Robert Robinson, th" Dinsoeratte
rongre men from tin- di-n-ict. This
- n , 1 he only dial rlcl carried I y
H sirs.
The retture of the convention wa
tbi demonstration that followed the
mention ot the nasie of G fge lie
Clellsn, oi New York, for president,
The cheering lasted for seiersii min
iin-;, several hiindred delegates an i
spectSStors risinn and waving hats
and handki rchfet
SIDCNTIAl.
APPOINTMENTS
Ry the Asviciateil Prrn
Wa Isine'on. May I 2. Tie pro stent
ha -, appointed Alee C, Mrtlilllvra;
Dickinson, N. D Th' office Witt M
THE MOUNTAINS.
day i in the Adirondack mour
STRONGLY INTRENCHED
IN HIS HOME WITH GOOD SUPPLY
OF FOOD, WATER AND AM-
MUNITION, RIFLES
READY TO POP.
By the Associated Press
Chippewa Pails, wi ;., Ifsj 11
Chippewa Lumber and itoo.n ct
The
i:inv
has abandoned its drive at Caraet
Dhm on account of the Diet trouble.
About ISO.O00 logs lie Sigh and dry
as DieU will not allow the gates
closed. Trouble may delay all opera.'
tiona of the large mill here if rantio
ued long. Diet.: sent a note to the
leputlea defying them to cS
SSJ Ittg it w ill take a whole
to do so. and Stay cost in
lure h
regiment
niy lives
is now
fortified m his home in company witn
his wife, Valentine w. f&seobach and
three children. They have six Win
cheaters
live revoh i rs and
nt
I III IIHIIU t li III
in the wall
which riflei
first deputy
ni ami have made port holes
oi the house tnrougtt
peep ready to kill tnt
CTOSSiSg the dead lino
t he doors and
ed.
win. lews are barricsd
IMPOSSIBl.t: TO GET DIET2.
S the Aaaociated Press.
'Hayward, wis, May
12 - Deputy
tonight from
holds forth
impossible to
Sheriff cildin r
lie osmp wbet
rthllfl s.ays it is
(el Diets allvo,
behind the locks
i tinted
Diets
almost
is he la en trench ed
of the dam, and kss
i commsiudiiii
view of the snrrouAd
Ingn. Diets had, he said, secured a
fresh supply of ammunition, t bus, en
tbllng him to hold out lor a long per
mil Qiblln SSys thai as he and hi.
lepqtles were approaching, the dam
Diets and another man stepped from
ii"tiiml ii tie,. Im nan thlug uposi
them, ontf hirffet passes! through the
hat of the drive,', atitnuing him and
he ell out ol the wng in, while theit
team took Mghl and ran. Deputies
tllhtln snd Rttliotl spent the night ten
miles below their objective point, hut
in lurni i next day to the lumber camp
.ii is-.iit of the dam, White they wets
it liintier (iilslin said Diet tireij
through a Window and struck a man
b) the nam.' ol Tracy. Shattering .",
hone of his left arm. Another shot
;ratcd the throat of William Trunin
a few sfat
deputies an
turned I
th
Ifa
iplntoa thsu Welsenbscbi the settlei
sliding Diets, is seriously wounded. II
not l iih d. Twenty four KrsJorgen
S0 rifles and ammunition sent from
Ashland are si the express office bare
consigned to Sheriff Peterson. The
express sgenl has been notified to
hold the consignment until he re
celves orders from OoveTnor Lsfol
h Its I'ipl ItfOWStt, o Ashland, Who
ni the rifles on order of, Judge Psr
i n. does ot beHeee the stuns win ht
rdered turned over to the sheriff
out that he win he ordered to proceed
ith h'ls company from Ashland.
MISSING CIRL
FOUND AT LAST
Vycdgeo Tightly in a Cli.mney Into i
I
Which She Had Tallen Ten
Days Ago.
'ty Assoclsiteil i're
New York, May IS The kS lly d
'olup iKi'l body ol six year old Joss
phlne Cahlll, who disappeared May
. as found tonight wed -.i nest th
top ot a chimney at her home n
Third avenue. It wa; BUppOBCd tin
i, -I recovery, The children ot ti"
neighborhood had I eeti HC-'t ,'o d
to tilde III chimneys while sit plsy OS
USe roots and ihw potlce believe the
iittle tsiil climb) .1 on tin' ehissney sue!
fell into it.
Gi!E A'SOME riND.
ity Associate-l Press.
Neenah. WI . Mav 1:' Six .-'... le
tos.i were ssesrthed in the net in
part of the city today by wo-kni.-n dig
,'inn a stud pit The ske) -1 ti i arc
lielleved to le the remains o per
I on:', murdered at a ma I feosae which
! ens bteated there in the anrty days
of Wi .n in Many disapp ir BBW
J from 'In- road hiai.se were n ; -t i -d.
: bin ii i arrests were ever made
PERPETUALLY ENJOINdD.
Rv AsnoetaSnd Pvesjn
SprlnsftVIJ. 111.. Mav 12 - Judge
CrciK!',, .. of Ih- BBSBjPsaSBSI con: ty
ircnil eourt this allerte-on entered ,i
,1,'C'e,- enjidtiing the s;at' It us r-r
from i . x 1 1 rt out any nionev of the ap
propriation mail.- by the gi-ner-i a--HBhty
m am ot me lUtStui and Ukh
, pU I anal.
VAST THRONG PRESENT
WHO CHEER THEIR FAVORITE
CANDIDATES A3 THEY EN-
TER HALL DELEGATES
AT LARGE.
Bv Associated Press
BprlngSk4i May 12.
publican state centre)
n . r , , . ., ,
the commit
ot ready to
takes until
tee on credential wt
report and a recess wa
7 :!o oclock.
No such crowd has cer been uvea
in a state convention sis that which
is i in Ided in He state armery at 7:30
o'clock for the evening session of tn.'
Republican state convention, Fully
I 'll thousand persons crowded the
hsill The credentials, committee wat
still in s 'sslon had the people enjoy
ed themselves by cheering fsvorita
candidates as they entered the ball,
("hears greeted the Deneea contbv
gents' banner upon which was perch
ed a live rooster. Governor Yatej
s i with the Morgan delegation and
for a time was the storm center of
enthusiasm.
t 9:25 the credentials committee
sitated they would not be ready to re-
poit Deiore i.::,;u ami pertiap!, not
then. Ii was hoped the convention
would remain in ses.-don until the can
didate tor governor was nominated,
hut the ttatemenl of tho committee
decided the matter and the conven
tion adjourned until tomorrow.
It is reported late tonight that lis'
l.owdt n men in the committee fe tred
tiiat it si candidate were nominated
tonight the convent ion would be
stampeded to Yatesi. It la certain the
Yates men had planned to hold tin'
ci u.'iiiiou all iiiKhr and consented
s , lie iiutly lo the adjinunnienl.
The Yates-t nwdeh men are acting
in harmony mi all contests, the only
inferences between them lieint; which
ii th- two Candida tea shall be noml
listed A significant circumstance ia
thai the Sherman representatives m
the committee is voting with tin'
Yates Ixiwden organization. It Is cer
tain the temporary organisation was
made permanent and Speaker Cannon
v ill preside over the convention until
Iti tmsil adjournment
The committee on resolutions elect
d e Congressmsh Walter Reeves, of
Streator, chalrnisn and ,1 T. Ilafferty.
of Chicago, at- secretary Resolutions
were adopted by district caucuses', in
dorsing Fairbanks, of Indiana, for vice
president were presented, but sulme
quently withdrawn, it being stated
lliat Congressman Hilt would accept
the nomination if tendered him.
After informal discussion of vari
hi mattei the following sub-commit'
tee wan appointed to dratt a platform:
' haii man W alter Reeves, of Streator;
Mart In H Madden. Graeme Stewatt,
I nine McKwen, of Chicago; W. R.
I w.ll. oi Danville; John W. Psritat,
-i Koek Island; C .1 Doyle, of Green
lei I Cue rotnmiltee ....t, a recess at
I 0 clocK.
State convention's committee to ae
b et delegate!' at liner to the national
otivenlion selected Senators CulkMH
ind Hopkins, Sp aker Cannon and
Qovemor Yates,
ATROCIOUS
MASSACRE
rtebclt in Borneo Sweep Down and
Murdered Men, Women and
Children.
:iv the Associated IVea.
Victoria n C. May 12 MI:islo
is i ; i ..is on Ih" liner Ktupr -. a
if India, ' rin advice of an atrocious
ii t e re of a i dony on the west
-ni. t ,f flrltl h North Borueo. on
dan, i .1 A ban! of rebels fro:;, thu
nieib r ai i r-dlte ! with kllMng 131
rsm, women ami children, nun: of
ii, ! noil, i hit: a le-.r Kn
it!, r s aud burn
The relets swept down upon the
ohmv sit uiKht. tii st attacking the
inms ijs of Chin. - .; Tin- car
nag fin illy became gmeral arsd men,
women ami children r- hii(chers4
ii i crirmn i ely. Al i burning tin)
tillage the r-' ' ; . n'.d. leaving
v ..- , n . I. woundi-d and
i of their homes
rh -uni'..; en nun AreagMPj
H. station nit or. whose wife was
i, i i -I entiles, es-
iw i to Jisselion from wbere OH
IP A BANKRUPT.
rty Associated Prens
New York. Msy 12.-4Jenrge W.
Leb rer. theatrical manager. AledJ S!
vol,. n'arv retiu. n in bankruptcy t-
di.v. f! " V" Vr kn
are JiT-i :G'. a. svt: 1H.
t -.unites