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OAKLAND, Cal, March l4--In an en-
plosion this afternoon at the Sobrante
Powder works four persons are reported
killed and several others injured.
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the protection of the military forti6ca-
tions Six ringleaders were subsequently,
hanged.
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MANILA, March General Wood
reports an attack on reconnoitering force
east Of Cottabato by strong party Of
Moros, whose position was shelled and
their outworks taken. There were no
casualties among the Americans.
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TOXIC, March H.--Admiral Togo, In a
supplementary report of Thursdays BON.
bardment of Port Arthur, says tine Jap
anese would have been able TO rescue many
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WASHINGTON, d. O., March a. Min,
lister Powell, at San Domingo, reports an.
other engagement with the insurgent forces
at Makors. The government troops were
victorious. The insurgent leader escaped
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NEW YORK, March l4.-Wall street
expected an adverse decision in the North
ern Securities company case, consequently
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CHANCE FOR THE
PEOPLE To WALK

CHICAGO, March 1.-two hundred
and fifty cars were burned in fire at
the Union Traction company's barns last
niGht. Loss $500 600.
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MOSCOW, March l4.--It has been
learned here that the reason the Vladi-
vostok forts did not reply to the shelhng
by the japanese feet on March was
that the ammunition supplied from st.
Petersburg was too large for the guns.
Had the Japanese feet sailed in it could
have taken the town.
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ROME, March A.--A telegram received
here this morning from st. Petersburg says
the Russians lost 90 seamen killed and 40
captured in Thursdays torpedo boat fight.
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Japanese Red Cross society through the
French minister at Seoul.
ST. PETERSBURG, March l4.--Tt is of
iicially announced that the situation at
Port Arthur remains unchanged and that
the report that that place has been evacu-
ated is unfounded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
". ". WILLIAMS
NAME GOES ON
Supreme Court Knocks Out
Scheme to Dciraud Him
OF A PLACE ON TICKET
coNcocTED BY REPUBLICAN
JUDGES AND JAMES A. ROSE
ALI GOOD DEMOCRATS
VOTE FOR WILLIAMS.

The fine Italian hands of Dick Yates
ana his lieutenant, James A. Rose,
secretary of state. who have been Sc
cretly playing game of very small
politics in this section, were consider
ably mashed yesterday when he SUI
preme court, sitting at Springfield
handed down decision which in eff
feet Is that Mr.. Yates and his man
Friday can't override justice all the
time, and especially when the right
sor. of a fight is made against them
The court decided that there was no
reason in the world why the name of
Hon. Walter W. Williams should not
be placed on the Legislative ticket Of
this. the Fiftyfour.h senatorial dis
trict, and accordingly the court grant
ed the praycrsof Mr. Williams for a
writ of mandamus compelling Secrc-
tary Of State Rose to place his name
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21

on the official ballot az candidate
for the legislature from this district
Thus. the Republican scheme to
steal the entire legislative representa-
tion from he Fifty.fourth district is
part nipped in the bud. Mr.. viii
'iams' name will go on the ticket and
he will be triumphaDtly elected.
II will be remembered that at the
Democratic convention called to nom
nate candidates for the legislature a
few weeks ago a certain element that
las lately arisen in the politics OF
ONE southern Illinois counties tried
rape the convention and run
hings to suit themselves. whe
her they were inspired by GOV
,rnor Yates and the Republicans
Is not known. but their subsc-
quent actions were so opposed to 'he
interests of the Democracy of this dis
trict that they could not have done
more for the enemy IL hey had come
out and publicly announced that they
.lidn't want any Democrat elected
this year They had schemes. one Of
which was TO defeat the nomination
Of Walter ". Williams for the legis-
lature. But their schemes were abor-
tive
Mr.. williams friends xere in the
majority and they seized hold of the
organized IL. nominated
Mr.. Williams for the legislature and
Mr.. Espey for the senate. The dele
gstes-at least a majority of them
had been instructed 10 make only one
nomination for the legislature. and
the instructions we're Obeyed. Mr.. VIII
Iiams being the only nominee for the
lower house.
The Sessions crowd-and for their
evident lack of desire for Democratic
success they should be known as the
ahalf-breeds." were not to be so easily
banied. Knowing heir friend Rose.
Concluded on Second Page)s
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be furnished In the shape OF court
records and after the consent of .he
bishop is obtained, a clergyman may
refuse to perform such ceremony
without subjecting himself 70 censure
or discipline
In the opinion OF Francis A. Lewis.
of Philadelphia, member of the com
mittee on canons who favored the
compromise. the canon adopted .oday
Is so strict that If endorsed by the
bishops It viii practically put the
church as he expressed II. "oht OF the
divorce business" Others. however.
claimed .hey saw "loopholes" in It.
The vote On the pas sage stood: Cleri-
Gals. 50 dioceEes for; 7 against, di-
vided. Lay vote. &c dioceses for, 5
against, and two divided.
a two-days session Of the national
council of the clerical union for the
and defense of Catholic
principles. a high church organization.
opened 'onight-
Bishop Isaac Lee Nicholson Of Mil
waukee. president Of the union, offici-
ated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
MR. BRYAN SAYS
INDIANA IS SAFE
He Firmly Believes II Will Go.
For Parker and Davis
DEMOCRATS ARE UNITED
DAVID B. HILL TELLS OHIO DEM
CCRATS THAT NEW YORK 10
I'M LINE - TOM WATSON
IN INDIANAPOLIS.
BY the Associated Press.


Louisville, KY, Oct. GOWN J.
Bryan concluded his tour of Indiana
tonight with a speech at New Albany
81 firmly believe that Indiana will
return plurality for Parker ami Da
Wis" said Bryan in his speech at New
Albany Observations made during
the "trip which | have just finished re
veal a most satisfactory state Of
affairs. There is little or no disaf
fection among silver Democrats ans
there is no reason for gold Democrats
to feel dissatisfied. Evidences of uni
ty and enthusiasm among Democrats
are SO plentiful that it seems the only
hope for Republican success
would appear to lie in their polling
the entire doubtful vote of the state.
Mr.. Bryan's prophecy was received
with tremendous cheers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
DENSE FOG PREVAILS.

BY the Associated Press.
Mukden, Oct, 20.--The hostile ar
mics have today been concealed from
view OF each other by dense fog In
which It has been impossible TO see
objects at distance of 100 PAGES. I'm
der such conditions only unimpor-
tant operations are possible, such as
surprises and ambushes.
Possibly. were the roads in better
condition, the fog might favor a for
ward movement of troops and concen.
trations at unexpected points, but
without. the question of large opera.
tions would be too dangerous, and so
everything has been quiet today. Mel
ther cannonading nor musketry firing
has been audible.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
Compromise on Remarriagc Di.
y0rced Persons Adopted
BY A LARGE MAJORITY
lF BISHOPS CONCUR, EPISCOPAL
CHURCH WILL HAVE DIS.
POSED or vExlNG CUES.
TON FOR THREE
YEARS.
By the Associated Press.

Boston, Oct 20.-By an overwhelal.
ing majority compromise canon on
the remarriage of divorced persons
was adopted by the house of deputies
of the Episcopal general convention
today and If 1t is concurred in by
the bishops the most important issue
that has come before the present con
vention will be disposed of for al
least three years.
The compromise measure, like the
cid law, permits the remarriage Of an
innocent person in a divorce f0r the
cause Of iniidelty. but further pro
vides that no remarriage shall be al
lowed within one year after the de
cree has been issued by a civil court
Satisfactory proof of the innocence
of the applicant for remarrlage must
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
REVOLUTION MAY BREAK OUT IN
PANAMA. ELEMENTS DISPLEASED

IN Panama. While the Panama gov
eminent is entirely loyal i seems
there are certain disgrun-ied elements
in the isthmus and N view Of the eass
vith which reyolutions are started in
Central ard souih America 4 Is the
Official opinion here thai marines
should remain there for .he present
u is hoped the mission ~ Secretary
Taft viii have a far reaching eject
IN bringing All elements into harmc
Nous accord vith this zoTernmsnt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
DAVID q. HILL IN OHIO.

Mansfield. o., Oct. 20.-Former Sen
a.or David b. Hill of New York was
the principal speaker at largely at
tended Democratic meeting here to.
night He gaid that the platform
adopted at St Louis was one on which
all Democrats could s.and-Cleveland
in the east was supporting it and
Bryan in the vest. Mr.. Hill discuss
ed the tariff and Philippine questions.
and predicted that the electoral vote
of New York would be cas-. for Parker.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
wEsTERN CATHOLIC UNION
Increases Rates on Old Members Ten
Cents per $1,000.

By the Associated Press.
Springfield. ILL.,, Oct. 20.-The West
ern Catholic union decided to increase
insurance rates on old members ten
cents per 81 900 and to hold biennial
sessions instead of annual. Officers
were elected as follows: President, S.
w. Kockenkamp. Jr. C,Iincy; vice
president. Joseph Brown. Jr.. Joliet.
financial secretary. John Schauff.
Quincy. recording secretary. Chris
Freibere. Quincy; treasurer, Henry A.
Penning. Quincy.
Trustees-J. Stoor. 81. Louis: J. W.
Rock Island. George G.
Robban. Bellevile. Antoine Binkert.
Quincy. r. G. Schmindler. Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
BY the Associated Press.

With the Russian Position, at the
Village 'of Huanslan, South of Mukden.
via Mukden Oct. 20, 4:45 p. nn.--Therc
was a sudden attack by the Japanese
at 3:25 yesterday afternoon upon the
Russian advanced position southwest
Of Mukdcn. The Russians made a
counter attack and the Japanese quick.
ly fell back, having sustained losses.
The Russian casualties we're three
killed and seven wounded. The Jap.
anese were pressed so hard they were
obliged to abandon gun, from which
the breech block had been removed.
The timber contained 4S rounds OF am
runItlon. Thanks to the dense fog
prevailing at the time, the Russians
were able to rsmovc the gun without
the loss Of s,,aa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
SUSPENSION OF OPERATIONS.

BY the Associated Press.
st. Petersburg. Oct. 20.-Apart from
skirmishes and exploits of scouting
parties. there is almost, a complete
suspension Of operations in Manchu.
ria. The heavens have interposed to
stop the bloodshed. Rain. impossible
roads and exhausted armies are fac.
tors sufficient in themselves 10 ex.
plain the cessation OF hOstilities, and
these conditions are aggravated by a
dense fog oyerspreading the whole
theater of war.
Wild fiighH of rumors continue IN
81. Petersburg of the rout or capture
of Japanese divisions or battalions
and scores of guns, alternating with
alarmist stories of Kuropatkin's re.
treat on Mukden, all equally untrue.
The war office declares there has
been no serious developments since
the capture of Lone Tree Hill on last
Sunday and authorizes the Associated
Press TO deny the report that Rus
sian battalion has been annihilated in
trying to recross the Taitse river. A
prominent general said:
1T is absurd TO suppose that bat
talon was still on the other side of
the Taitse river when the whole east
ern flank had Withdrawn sixteen miles
north Of the river"
The correspondent OF the Russky
Listok sends that paper an account of
fighting by General Bilderling's corps
lCnnfinund On Third paznN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
Pr the Asspciaied 70.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington. Oct. 20.-AmeTicaH ma
rines will be retained on the is'hmus
Of Panama for the present prepared
te meet any emergency which may
arise a. a result Of disgrunticd ele-
ments in the nev republic. That the
situation on .hc isfhmus Is still not
AL that could b. desired Is The news
which came to Washington today IN
a personal letter from au official nov
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
BANKER KILLS HIMSELF.
Wr,. Sehwsrtinn. President Farmers
Bank Of Davenport. Iowa. Hangs
Himself
nr The Associated Press.

Nv The Associated Fress.
Davenport. Ia. Oct 2o-Nm.
Schxar.ing. president Of the Farmer
bank at walcoit. committed suicide
by hanging. lie is said to have been
despondent over the loss Of money
in connection with The failure Of a
bank at New Liberty As q oonse-
auence Of the faiiare of the NeS LIB
ertv bank chargas have been prefer
ed agaiBs. the Bcnthiens. father and
son.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
While Heavy Roads Prevents
Operations by Either Army
ONLY few SKIRM|SHES
JAps LOSE A GUN BUT SUCCEED
IN REMOVING BREEcH BLOCK
BEFORE RETIRING FROM
THE FIELD.
BY the Associated Press.
= SUMMARY or WAR NEWS. =

= With the country enveloped In =
thick fog and the roads In :
. wretched condition, activity is :
. for the time being impossible for :
= either the Japanese or Russian =
. army south Of Mukden. =
y There have been several brisk =
= skirnishes and some surprises Of :
. minor character, but the lifting >
. Of the fog must precede any not .
= able conflict of the hostile forces. =
= No official report from the COM =
. mander at Port Arthur later than =
. October 10 has reached ST. Pet =
. crsbure =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
JAPANESE SAID TO HAVE LOST
$4,000 MEN AT PORT ARTHUR

BT
the News cheoo Accord
follower with the Japanese
Chefoo having
Dalny forts has
positions making stripped Of
clothing Russian
to try 10 and citadel this month
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
SECRETARY TAFT WILL GO
TO PANAMA NEXT MONTH
By the Associated Pres.

By the Associated PreSE.
Panama. oc:. 2).-News from Wash
ington to the effect that Secretary Taft
is to come TO the isthmus next month
to arrange matters in controversy be
tween the United States and Panama
and declarations of President Roose-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21

(Concluded on secO0i PsgeJi
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