davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
Your Face Will Feel Good

after shaving if EASY SHAVE is used No smarting, drawing or burning sensa- tion, no matter how close you shave. There is reason which we will not try to ex- plain. Use EASY SHAVE and learn for yourself. At druggists, ,15c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
AT THE HYPERION.

"Girl With the Green Eye" "-Fine
 Performance.
 ''The Girl With the Green Eyes, was presented at the Hyperion last night before large audience. Clara Blood good, in the title role, left nothing to be desired. Robert Druet and Frank Dekum were as popular as ever The company was of course a Frohman cast, and nothing more need be said. The play with it's Fitehian quirks and turns in the way of lights is familiar to thea tergoers, and last nights production was well staged.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
Lemon French Ice.

At the Fountain---This lee like the French ice cream--is made by special process. and is perfectly delicious
 Saturday, Sc g plate.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
Paper Pattern Dept.

Our finest quality of soc steel scissors, highly finished and thoroughly we'll made U each pair in protecting sheath.
 Saturday ouly, 4oc pair
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
Skeptics Turn Believers nd
 aR, r.liirod ssINhen read that D1.

Agnew's Catarrhal Powder could re- lieve catarrh in ten minutes was far from being convinced. I tried it--a sim
 gle puff through the blower afforded
 instant relief, stopped pain over the
 eyes and cleansed the nasal passages.
 To-day am free from catarrh" B. l.. Egan. Easton, Pa.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
PEOuOTS DANCE.

The dance at the Pequot Yacht club given last evening was one of the larg- est and most pleasant of the season, everybody present having a jolly good time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26

DID NOT SEND CHILD TO SCHOOL.
 Joseph Gentile was arrested last eve- ming and charged with falling to send his child to school
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
Opening Special in Gloves.
90 cents q baav.

% cents e basy
 Spring shades in two-clasp kid. These fresh, skins, correctly cut and altogether equal to many sold at $Ioo Saturday, soc pair
 French Kid Gloves at SLID pair. This glove challenges comparisonof real kid superior 6n- ish, Paris point n white self and black stitching Complete assortment of shades, black and white.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26

STOCKING SOCIAL. The Ladies' Benevolent society of the Dwight Place church will give a stock
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
Shoe Bargains.

Two special values here n shoes that out do any eff fort we have ever made in shoe bargaining.
 Almost every style and kind of Womens Misses, and Chidrens shoes here oxfords too and they from regular stock
 Shoes and oxfords for S5c.
 2.5o Shoes, and oxfords for IS pair
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
DIED SUDDENLY IN BED.

John c. Bolden Succumbs to Heart Dis
 ease Following Grip.
 John c. Bolden. a colored man twen- ty-six years old, died very suddenly, while in bed, at his home, Talmadge street, about o'clock last evening. Medical Examiner Bartlett viewed the remains and pronounced death due to heart disease following severe attack of the grip.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
The Howe & Stetson Stores.
37c Black Taffeta
 Ribbons, z3c

The kind of ribbon now so much in demand. A few boxes that came to us un- expectedly. Because of the opening we put them out Saturday at an exceptional ly low price; 5 inches wide, worth 37c, At 23c the yd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
silk and Cotton Waists.

Silk and Cotton Waists.
 Three styles of mercerized madras waists. in the light weights, newest sleeves and make our regular 400 waists, Saturday, Sl B Crepe de chine, double rows of silk fagot- ing. large tucks in iron. and back; usual price is s55o, Saturday. $3. 50 Three Petticoat Bargains. Long underskirts of muslin wide lawn ruffle with seven rows of Pt de Paris insertion finished with lace to match; wide dust ruffle of fine lawn-a 3. so skirt
 Saturday lo5 ca 500 Taffeta Petticoats 3.o5 Four good new styles of our regular S skirts sloo Mercerized sateen. 70c. Three styles mercerized sateen petticoats, ruff fed tucked and plated
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
Stationery.

stationery. Whiting's French Organdie
 12Tc.
 Nothing finer made for correspon- dence use. The regular price is i7c and Ioc per. quire of paper or package of envelopes. Saturday only 12ssc Leather Goods Dept. Fitted wrist bags with leather handles in tan, brown, gray and black, Every day price soc ca. Saturday only 35c Art Needlework Dept. Souvenir of New Haven pillow top. Shown representation of Judges Cave, Soldiers Monument and Old Lighthouse Everyday price 39c.
 Saturday only 25c
 Toilet Goods.
 asc tooth brushes of !, and rows of finest bristes, all selected from our regular stock; elegsn, handles, thor oughly reliable makes
 Saturday only, l5c each Chinaware Novelties Last Saturdays list included goods ordinarily priced go. This week we shall do even better, and show a argsr variety at soc an article
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
Notion Dept.

Military Hose supporters with six loop fasteners, which prevents tearing the hos- iery All coiors regular price 2Sc a pair. Saturday i5c
 Jewelry.
 Our entire stock of 3oc belts including the newest Fab. rics and buckles. The best value in the city.
 Saturday 20c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
Prices for All Purses.

Dyabe,y Debaytusak
 Scotch Lace Curtains, $500 value sl.oo a pair Rufd Bobbnet curtains E. Ruied muslin curtains ST values, For SLID pair values For soc a nair 3o-inch Figured Musins, l7c values, for IOc yd 36 inch crconnes, de- Holland window shades value signs, value 25cyd i1h yd.la5c each For l2Hc yd Lace curtain extension rods with brass silver 1sc
 For Sc each
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26

Marseilles Quits. full double bed size, great variety of de
 signs, good wearing quality; $2.oo va ue, At Sf.S0 each
 Silkoine Comfortables, full size. one side plain the other fig ured, I.25 value. For soc ca.
 8rxoo linen finished bleach ed sheets. made Of good strong cotton Goo value. For 3oc ca.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26

2N yards with heavy brown cotton sheeting good quality value 22c yard. For l6c yd. Dress Lawns Figured lawns,
 black white and olore d grounds, best variet of shades, styles, fancy designs and lace stripes shown this season. Tie regular Ia4c value. At o4c yd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
French Kid Gloves at SI.lO a pair.
Noticeable Values in NeckWear.

New lace, Persian and Bulgarian embroidered stocks madras and linen stocks, the latest fadmort styles than can enumerate some worth soc each
 IS.- aot
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26

Colored Dress Goods.
 45 inch English silk lustre mohair choice shades of Royal blue, navy, grey, and glace. Regular soc goods at soc yard.
 Good Linings I0c yd.
 36 inch Adeline silk percaline dress lin ing. very fine quality of good in this line, all shades Regular I7c kind. For lOc yd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26
Basement Bargains.

Suit Cases at SlO0-22 and 24 inch canvas covered suit cases, with leather corners and handles Has bolts and straps the inside-regular price $1 5o
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-26


 Hand made stocks in white and coiors very fine work many worth 2. 50 each.
 Saturday Special % ca. Hand made neckwear. some imported formerly 200 to $50.
 Saturday i.50
 Lace Specials.
 Dainty val. edges. The sind SC and 7c value. For Sc yd. French val Normandy and Torchon laces exceptional styles and values, some worth roc and 18c. For Sc yard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
FOUND JAPs.
S@'N Sf' ~
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
st. Petersburg. July Rear Ad
miral Without reports that June % b,
went out of Port Arthur and repulsec
the Japanese torpedo boats, which
had approached. Later the Russian
squadron went out to the roadsteat
and anchored. Several mines place
by the enemy were exploded. In the
afternoon the squadron went out t.
sea Twenty miles out the japanese
squadron was sighted Without says
that taking into consideration tn
fact that the enemys force was great
~ superior to ours and in view alsC
of the large number of Japanese tor
pedo boats. | decided to return 10 Por
Arthur. At ten O'Clock the squadron
reached the roadstead, where il cas-
anchor. At the same time our real
most Russian warships successfully
repulsed two Japanese torpedo al
iaclag"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
RETURNING
CONFIDENCE
Evidenced and Better Things Antici
pated For Last Half Of the
Present Year.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
New York, July Dun Although
the new fiscal year opeus with an eH
tended holiday there Is mueh en-
couragcmcnt III evidence Of returning
confidence, ami statistics for the IN
six months Indicate there n no littit
reason Tor anticipating better thins
in Tho last half Of the year Hat
yearly returns Of insolyences shJw
that liabilities nave steadily desrsas
ed Railway earnings, that in carte
months showed losses OF five per c4At
or more in comparison with last y@ar
exhibit an increase OF 2G per cent Eoi
June. Reports from leading braneae
Al trade for laSt @eek testify to uiliEt
conditions, but scarcely more SO th.fi
ID customary at this time Ut the yeat
while inquiries In several manniac Df
ing lines promise better di3trlbutor
in the nefr future, Prospects are sill
favorable for large rS.urns on farrs
despite some loss from storms du!
ing last week Confidence arows ~
the iron ANA steel inAustry, although
as yet there Is little support IN thu
shape Of increased orders.
One reason for better footing may
be found in satisfactory arrangements
Of wage scales ana other labor MAJ
ters.
Buyers Of footwear are sellias
concessions because OF the decline n
sole leather, bus manufacturers Insist
tina. other factors main6ain the esat
Further decline in tha price VI cat
ton goods has not sufliced to increase
the size of individual purchases, al
though a larger number Of sHtall Or
ders arc placed Print cy,otls rave
held al three cents, a fall Of u per
cent
Failures 2Ig against Els last sear
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02

Senator Clapp who a. presiding Off
GER. brought all his influence to bear
lPon the leaders of the rival candi-
lates for governor TO the end that
he contests which had been inaugu
a;ed should be brought out in the
ommittee of credentials rather than
~ the floor of the convention While
ie was not entirely successful in this
fort, by inducing an adiournrcn
until the committee had thoroughly
testing delegates. he wore out tht
spirit Of those who on Thursday wer,
loud in their threats of boil; If TIC
decision ct the convention WIS
against their favoriio When the T.
p0rt Of the minority of the committee
mseating 113 members of the Henne
hin county delegation, which favored
Collins election was adOnicd. The dc
gates retired gracefully. pls1gini
heir support to The ticket nominate
md receiving The cheers AMI applaus,
IF the supporters Of the opposing clH
lidate.
The vote on this report was iEt
irst test of strength % The rival can
iidates. j. is safe tn say that hal T.
lot been for fear it would have -
fleet on the waverins delegate
many Dunn supporters would hay
-o.ed against unseal ting the collin
delegates from Minneapolis. As
yas, however. the nomination for glE
srRor wss decisiveiy settled by th'
adoption Of tie Dunn minority repor
The Collins men. seeing tbcmsclVc
scateu. acceafed defeat with goo
race and di3 not present She nan
their candidate. Congressman T.
dy also withdrew and the noninatici
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
TO REGULATE
THE TRUSTS
Mnnvsota Republicans Adopt Plat
form Rcaffirming the Nation
al Platform.
BY the Associated r'reas.

by the Associated ProSS.
St Paul July THE platform
aGopted by the etate convention today
reafirms the national platform and
amends The administration. Of Nc,
kinney ana Roosevelt: believes the
trusts should he regulated by law, and
so controlled as 10 prevent monopoly
and encourage competition; declares
for the doctrine Of protection and FOR
reciprocity ~ dciilei and thoir pref
crcnce in employment; urges lcgig
lltion that will expedite The cDnstruc
ton Of the Panama canil; extension
rural free delivery. On state affairs
The platform declares IN favor Of a
uniform ygtem for permanent roads
fayora eight hour law; better under.
standing between capital and labor;
union label on state supplies, com
monds administration f governor v.
SAINT. recommends Senators Nelson
ana Cllpp be elected TO ,ucceeI them
elves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
PARKER ON
SECOND VOTE
David s. HiIl Says Judge Parker VIII
be Nominated on Second
Ballot.

Utica n y. July Former 5ana
tor David Il I'LL, AMI other adhcrent
of judge Par! cr. while cnr1ute 10 Chr
Democratic national convention. ar,
perlCctirg plans l.r the destruction of
Tammanys Opposition Go their clndi
Gates Senator iiill prufcscd to he
iieve tonight that Parker would h
nominated on TIE ,ecpnI ballot If moi
cn the first and that thc nomination
would be- Effected Fn1ay n Wat
learned that Former LieHt Governor
Shcchau has four proN of nsuona'
committeeman Who cannot Do pr,
cit af the meeting scbc iulcd olry
~ the week. ana That be expects q,
NE them in pevfcctiar thctemporap
organization BOZ favor of Parker
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
TEACHERS
SALARIES
Should Be Higher and Women Should
Receive the Same Pay
as Men.
BY Associated Press.

~ Associated PTeSS.
st. Louis, July 1.-THE National
Educational association held it's final
session tonight Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the election Of a
supervisor for public schools in all
towns, cities and counties; urging
better salaries for teachers and equal
pay for men and women teachers do.
ing the same work; advocating a bet
Ter development Of the high school.
The national council elected:
Elmer e. Brown, Berkeley, Call.
president; ]. w Carr Anderson, InI..
secretary.
The department of child study was
addressed by viii Grant Chambers
of Moorehead, MINI. Miss Mabel
Glare Williams, Iowa State universl
~; Linus w. Kline, Duluth, Mimi
md others.
The department Of kindergarten Cd
lcation listened to papers by MISS
Mary Jean Miller, Marshalltown, la.
md elected;
President, Miss Anna M. Stoyidl
San Francisco; vice president, Miss
Mary Jean Miller, Marshalltown, la.
secretary, Miss Anna Il. Harbaugl
st. Louis.
The department Of music elucati3o
Elected: President VIM A. Wetzel
salt Lake City; secretary Phillip =
iayden Keohuk, Ia
The department of special eiucl
ion elected Miss Margaret Baud
-roft, New Jersey president; vict
president, J, II. Freeman, jackson
lille, H.; secretary, Miss AIMS
'chafer, Madison, Wis.
In the department Of manual train
ng Mark s. w jefferson, Ypsilanto
Mich, and D, g. Ridgeley, Normal
H., read papers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
NEGROES WITH
WINCHESTERS
And Revolvers Lurked in the vicinit,
Of the Court House Last
Night.

Sheriff Roche and deputies Bo'
Moore and Riggle and po'ice Officer
Wilson. Hoagland aud Nichols captu
ed several negroes last night wb
we're lurking around the county cour
hou and who we're ari,ed va Hir
chester rifles AMI pistc'..
Three of the nayroes we're arne'
with rifles. one had two nav rcyol
vers strapped around him and ether
carried ordinary rcvolyc-s.
The negroes were in the coart hous'
yard early in the eveaing but whei
disarmed by the officers we're IN tn.
vicinity.
What object the negroes had IN b.
ing so heavily armed and IN the vic
unity Of the county court hpuse IS no
known. but the officers believe the.
have 'pledged themselves to rrotec
the negrs. A. s. Ma on. Who u IN
the county jail charged with crimiusi
" assaulting an ~ year old Nhif'
girl in Future City.
Another theory Is that the negroe
are forming lynching party 20 wal
upon Mason. but this IS not believe,
10 be true
The arrest of the negroes last nigh
caused considerable excitement. I'm
after they were disarmed things he
came sule. again.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
JUSTICE STEELE
SCORES PEABODY
Action Of Colorado Governor
Meets With DisapproyaI.
ENGINE or OPPRESSION
WOULD EE GOVERNORS POWER
IF ALLOWED TO SUSPEND
A WRIT or HAaEAS
CORPUS.


Denver. July lJnatice Robert w.
steele. cf the tate supreme court,
tolay FLED his opinion dissenting
from The decision Of The majority IN
rcfusng a writ Of habcas corpus TO
Charles II NJ yer president Of th4
western federation Of miners whel
held al a military prisoner at Telnr.
ide by order Of Governor Peabody.
The opinion deals exhaustiyeiy with
the situation created in this state by
military rules and cites mass cf au-
thorities to show that only tile lesls.
laturc can suspend the writ Of hahcas
corpus. Judge Stceia declares himself
willing to holI up the governor in en-.
forcing the law So long as he keeps
Within the lines Of the constitution, .
ana then says; "I}ut | an not willing
to uphold him when, in my opinion he
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
DUNN CHOSEN
IN MINNESOTA
After a Stormy Convention OF
Five Sessions.
RESULT DUE TO TACT
OF PRESIDING OFFICER CLAPP--
COLLINS MEN SWALLOW
DEFEAT WITHOUT
FLlNCHiNG.
BY Associated Press.

St Paul, July Ticket: Justice
Of the supreme Calvin l.
Brown, Stevens; Charles l.. Lewis, st
Louis; G. ., Elliott, Hennepin; ED
win A, Jaggard, Ramsey
Governor Robert G. Dunn, Mills
Laos.
Lieutenant Governor Ray W
Jones, Hennepin
Secretary of State-P T. Hanson
Meeker
Treasurer. c. Block, Nicollet
After five sessions extending
through two days, what threatened to
be one of the stormiest conventions
ever held by the Republicans Of Min
nesota, named the above ticket and
late tonight adjourned in harmonl
GUS condition This result was large
ly due to the tact and imparsiality Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02

freaks down barriers erected by PEG.
pla for their protccti nor am I viii
Ing 10 accord b the con titutirn ella
tic properties for the purpo of sus
tanning him. nor TO join n the eriah
ishmcnt Of a precedent which will not
lpply t. other classca or cther coudi
tions when another roys- nor under
takes to exercise the same arbitrary
power"
Il an not willing 20 concode tac
bower q incsi by the governor and ex
erelsed by him. hecausc. ia riy opiu
ion. such power IS not vesieI in him
b. the institution People houif
never have intended 10 erect sucd ar
engine 81 oyprcs ion T. follows. g
coune that The present executive B.
1ic iudr. 81 DE- c1n.ii'ians which
ran IA ififo pC'inu military poser
ln1 cana ---reisc ali means necessary
ID cd cirally absfe conditions az
tbe fu5icili DEPARTMENT cannot iauKirs
i1i tic leg Icy of Li. acts. tl@n-,f
cnor nav bv bis care (vcrei
the sane arbitrary pows ~ mill
tlTy affhor'ty can derort f8iner thi
GEAR itctn t-r0-' farncrl n.a' year
u a slIae wh.ch b. not rebellion
nrst De- 80 regarded bec s tie r7l
aTu0r s7ya.it b.. then T. cm-iifian
mrst D. ear1ed rs rtanIun which
the r0Tern1r dccls rcs De- snch. and
e snr e9n-iiicn nrst REGARDED af
"A rsbelii b. beearre ~ governor sats
q. thfu suv ongutE,F1 enc tate mas
bc declared i1 q lat AZ REBELLION
whefter rfheIi~n -. OF ~. ara
every c'fzr SAB -t.1 OBJ arhif-arF
err ARD o.. Is 20 tfo Fifl ar
pleasure 81 the "A d OF Ire executive
rr..-...-....s y -. D..
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
BO0kMAkERS
I'm TROUBLE
Warrants Issued fer Arrest of Forty
two Wager Makers At
Chicago.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Chicago. July The threatened
rro~ccution Of bookm1l.eTs at tho
I1wthoine race track materialized TO
lay when the grand jury voted indict-
1erts against fortvtro per5oDs al
eyed 10 have been taking waEcrs at
he track As a result of this acti ~
sheriff Barrett. who has refused -
proceed against booi1makers unless
warrant were issued for their arrest.
viii be comps Ilcd - serve the capias-
s AMI take the accused in custody
Br compel them 30 iJnish bolds for
heir appearance IN c-iniusl court
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
MAY ALTER OATH.
By Associated Press

Lcndon July The q-cs'inn uf al
terin- ihe u1ih nf succe sion takcr
iy the -0vcr.en. which rcupisi a..
h01ee of lords thi7 ere1inr hg th'
adoption Of re-alBtion hat while
fhs h0uae of lords was ftsir1ns t'a|
uD cNpr -.iCus unnecessarily On 30
sitc t0 any ol his male fys rnhisct
houli De Required of the sovereign
nothing should i's done fo weaken tbs
secsIrifv 0f protestant recession
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
laps LEAVE pALIN PASS.

BY the Associated Press.
Liao-Yang, June 30-(Delayed !
transmission -Kuropatlin with re
Inducements personally moved e.
wards Dalin Pass. whereupon thu
Pass was evacuated by the Japanes
and reoccupied by the Russians.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
RECEIVER
APPOINTED
For the Fidelity Savings Association
Of Denvcr--Liahilitics
100000.
BY Associated Press.

BY AssOcIated FfeSS,
Denver, July 1.-THE Fidelity Saw
iugs Association went into the haaa
Of a receiver today Liabilities place
al slooo,0oO ana Attorney J q lIglm
has been made receiver
II. NJ Johnson. president ana NINA
ger Of the institution, said tonight
Our liabilities may be $l,00o,o00
but think our agsattg will balance
them | do not care 70 SO int5 a dis
eussion now and muat have time e
investigate. believe we will 30 able
10 straighton cut our difficulty anl
keep our busineGs."
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
BRYAN WILL NOT BOLT.
" the Associated Press.

ST Louis, July There is little
ak about what William ] Bryan
lay do, but some strong assurances
re given that he will not bolt IL Is
expected that he will have vigoronc
assent TO the platform ami possibly
0 the candidate, bit some Democrats
ay that after expressing his III rent.
is not the intention e the leaders
0 allow any great latitude TO him af-
err his minority report has been re-
ected
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
HANGED HIMSELF
ev AssocIatea Press

BY Associated Press
Milwaukee. July T. The bodg II
Lnuiz Bruemmer. county judge II ke
uaunee county. Wis was found hanV
inr .o a Tree 10 ravine IN Waawaio-
"a. a suburb Of this city teiag
Brucmmer mai been suffering frota
nervous collap ana va mder
treatment a. a sauiiaram in Wan.
uatoss. from which hs disappeared =
few daFs aso he is supposed - have
hanged him cif white demanie3
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
HEARST CAN CONTROL.
BY the Associated Press

81. LouI-. July Ia nunhrr q
Hearst upporters held a conferences
fuight Reports concerning the az.
tiiude Of state delegations weTe re-
ceive1 ami b. wa fstcd that Hsafzt
controls enough Votes % prevent 'h=
nomination Of any othsr csniidatc-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
PENSION DECREASED.

Special TO The Bulletin
New York. July 1.-Figure Showing
transactions AZ the New YORK sub
reasury during the fcsi year end
ng last night chow Sigi39I7.s1s
passed in and ouf The snbtreasnry
Turing the scar. Last years total
vas sa.5a1 SGe.f72 There WAS s75.
.ssf56 paid orr in peHs ions. cympar
Il with sTa.72l.es9 last year Tbe
rostofiee department paid IN sZf-
14s $50 and took out S24,1f0.45S.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
WON AT WHIST.
iy the Associated Press.

y IHt AssOCIdItU TItss,
New York, July L. With score o.
mr. victories. the last of which wal
ON today. the team from Miuneapo
and St Paul, representing tn,
'orthwcstem association. capture
purteenth congress trophy, one 81
he big prizes in the tournament oi
ne American Whist league now if
rogress here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
REPORT DENIED.
By Associated Press.

St Petersburg, July r. Major Gen
eral plug, telegraphing from Mul
den, says: Reports from foreigl
sources that the Japanese fleet san
several vessels of our squadron june
2S and that our loss included Rea
Admiral Prince Oukiomsky and 7o'
sailors Is absolutely untrue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02
PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED
~ the Associated Press.

Washington. July / Among ap
pointmcnts Of presidential pc tmas
crs announced today wore Marion G.
cr4 yfoId LakefelI Minnesota; II A,
cache, Juneau WI !, N w. Chandler
Collinsyille. ILL.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-02

of Dunn was by reclamation, The
hearty endorsement by the conven.
ton of Senator Clapps candidacy u
succeed himself as United States sen
ator. seems to put at rest any talk OF
contest for his seat