davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Glenwood post., 1904-06-25
TRANSPORTS Mostly Escaped.

Toxic June 2O-The transports
Sado, Hitachi and Izumi were the only
ones overhauled by the Russians.
Japan had thirteen transports in and
near the strait Of Korea the morning
the Sado and the Hitachi we're caught
and she was fortunate that only the
three ships mentioned were overtaken
by the enemy.
The Glenwood post., 1904-06-25

The Supreme Court of Montana has
decided the celebrated law known as
House Bill No 1872. which permits cor
porations to dispose of property to,
other affiliated companies. to be con-
stitutional. The act was passed over
the veto of Governor Smith In 1899. II
was under this law that the AmaIgam-
ated Copper Company was enabled to-
purchase the properties of the Boston
and Montana, Butte and Boston and.
Parrot companies.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-03
ssiae gtrnfnrebiot..

Sn elmer Gertetoigung oeS bieiis
gen DeutIhtums qeeen ben gormurf
Der r8erliuer 9reusaeitune" DAB Die
Deutlden in In,erifa nt6alinlt
ibnea ibr 8oltstum iiber 8pro toers
fen, ben Sremoen in Site uro Spra>
be 3ugeisdrontiie MAIDEN, bic BON
pDaiaer Dentihuerieuenung ni9t
mebr rseit entfernt 1ino uno elm &au=
oerpdllb gu reoen beginner, erteilt
bas nDn Serrn grnil Manharot res
oigierte y@Dhenblatt" in gbicaqo
eini9en Deutlben, Die faft aberan gu
finoen iin6, ben f~1lgenoen WiIGer:
.gtibt, oas uniere DeutiGen r,and=
NAL Elm ettpas nunoerliGes Deuti1
re6en, lit es, mas ur1S tpurtnt, Ion-
bern baB file es audi banin niGt mebr
reoen uoaen, tpenn iie Die englilbe
Sprahe faum GUT Scot raoebrebert,
manbmal bios beBbalb, tueil Iie et=
men eleganteren &od anbaben, al8
Tie oribeu ie aetraaen bdtten. Sagt
oa 10 elm Br0b (auf idledbt gnglii1
nattrlt6): SD babe oas Deutihe
perternt (als Oh er es je Droentli9
aetonnt bdtte y; id braube audi
feiae &nseiae in Der oentihen 8eis
tung, 6enn i9 babe lauter &merifo@
ner 81 3unben." @enn nun Die
Imerifaner iol6e nGnppnutbino8"
wdren, mie oieier oeutIH oetueiene
giel, miroen Die 81 einem fold emf
porgefommenen Dutfman bingeben?
6at oieier @runoeiel es ni6t ben
8oubringungen un6 @rrunaeniAaf,
ten bes oeutiben 8oltes unb audi
Dem guten @amen, ben ods Deutlb.
tum fi6 in ben Ser. Staten erparb,
81 Deroanfen, onB Die Interifaner
ben Deutld]en eber beoorSugen ols
surlGfeBenP Ser 9euti9e, Der feline
oeutihe 3unoen mebr brauGt, benz
ioate fid audi ia fein Deutfder aufs
orGunen."
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5rd5(inqs= po(itik uno Dura.

Nun bic gro' Iidb neuaefletoet
unb in Sarben ibnel9t Der Slid,
Birb Der Srii6ling uns berleioet,
9urtb Die leto'ee 8olitif..
SPIRIT 9u nidht Die Mnieln pfeifen?
Isle Die Slintenfugeln-he?
Bie Iie bic gaoenSen ibleifen-
Bte Sort &rtbur-@eb! . tueb!
9ieblih buften bic Sprinsen,
8btlih lbimmert lhon Der &lee.
SORT 0u pie bic &nOspen iprtnaens-
Grab mie Minen auf Der Seel
SAB in oieien lh6nen Sagen,
9p6 Die 9plitif in Stub
Sorhl Sie giabtiealen ibloeen-
8en? 9ie 8uiien?-Smmer sul
Sap uns lteber oarauf iinnen,
8o bas Spae Star friiA bonn SaB
uno bann LAB es ftetBt9 rinnen.
0ieies auserlel'ne NaB.
9a6 bic Gufen, Sapaneien,
Sid berbauen idmmerlt4,
&ues lift ih0n baaetpeien
uno mir 8eioe duoerns midi
&enn mir iinb entlhiepen frieolih,
8leiben mir beim SpBe star @ier.
Sinh bic Slider ettuas nieolib,
Srinten mir stuei mebr oafir,
9aB bic 8uKen, bie Sapaner
Sbreu &f allein beiteb'n
nus sefalt BON 8eiben &aner,
Mfeen hei6e unter9eb'n.
So, Der Srihlius Idhelt miI6e,
Sersia lptft bas gone Gtar 8ier
Gn6 gu bieiem lh6nen 8iloe
Sehlt 6er Dyrit-ben haben uirl
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Steueraussleidanss= 8ebHrbe.

Sc miro biertnit befannt aernabt,
oaB ba8 Nhtb. gDuntp- &DmmiifGrss
8eribt BON 8erar County, Teyas,
am 5fueiten MDntag i'm WDnat SUM
beg Sabres 1904, hies tit Der 6rei.
sehnte Gag belaater Wonats, sulau1s
mentreten uno als Gteuerausaleis
bungsbebDroe in Gibung iein mir0,
81 benz 3mefe, I'm b0m Mifeiior uDrl
Beyar County ale feline Nhefineut.
liiter, Bhfer &C. ent9egen3unebmen
un0 lie au inipisieren, torri9ieren,
equaliiieren uno gu 9enebmigen.
Bum 8eueniB bierfar babe th
nteine unteribrift unb tneil Dff3ieaes
Sie9el in meirer Office in San an
toni0, an oieiem eriten Eage BEG
SUM A. D. 1904 binsugefiat,
(sEAEN Srant q. Rewton.
w gDnntp : @lerf,
gerar County, Eeras.
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800 SeIsBnmua. 800.

Die aefe oieier 3eitun9 lueroen i6 ireueu sa err
febren, oab g iuenigfsns cine eeflr1teit 6ra1tbeii
beilen i'm Stanos 1T; 9all's aatarrbzgur 1T bic Gins
size jest Der dr3tliben BrlOerI6aft betannte poftire
Sur. 6atarrb ~erfor6eri nls cine Gontitutionsfrants
belt cine contitutioneIe BebanOlung. 9alps Ros
tarrb =&nr miro inperli6 genommen uno iuirit eireft
auf oos Btut uno bic i4leimigen Gberfdhen oes
gDferns, oaonrd Die GrunOla9e Der Arantbeit ser=
itorello upo Dem patienten Rraft ae6enO, inoeaI lie
Die Contribution oes S6rners auibant urO Der gtatur
in ibrem Berie siilt. Die Giaentbhner BADEN 10
biet gertrauen gu ibren 9eiftrdfisn, baB fe Elm bun.
bert Dollars gelobnune fhe jsben Sal a%nbieterr,
ben iie ~ turireu oerfehlt. aaBt ga& eine Site BON
3eigHifen tontmea. N2an aoreiFre:
8. s. 0benep 8 So, xolsoo, Ohio.
AF 8ertauft bon alien Apotbefern, 9reis rs
Gents bic 2FIaThe.
says 5nmlItensw iaen fHo bic 6eitn.
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sic WiQen unferer Wdter.

Die gIldlihfte8 Recommendation pldnss
iid3er 9eilmittel, bic ie erfunoen tuur6e,
1T cbne 3tueifef oas erDBe 2eber<&egulies
rungsinittel Der ct. 8ernbnroiner M5udbe
pes II. Snbrbunoerts, bas beute als
sSt. Bernoro'S &rauterpilen befanntift,
nMo tlier1al8 b0rbsr 0ber nadbher tam
ibHeft ettuas gleiH. Sbre u~nfeblbare MIR
filng auf Beroauung, g~rndbrung, Gdfte.
abiOnoerung uno NusIdeibung errauQ
lbuen ben EiteI slIniberiai : 6eilmittel@.
sSrl 8id5te Der mo6ernen @ifenicbaft iinb
ne oaS nidbt ganS, inoeHen hat bic 8iiien,
iHaft ntdtS entoedt, mas i'm Nngemeinen
10 out 1T.
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Wpnt SriessfAampIaee.

= @inem 8erihte aus Ban 8ae
len in Der ManbIhurei gen1dB lanben
Die Sapaner bel 3afuiban cine ueiz
tere Nrn1ee BON SO, 1000 Mann.
&ufiiihen Beribten gu Tolae
iollen Die Guiien in SDrea biz in
Die @e9enb liolih BON Iniu nDreez
brungef letn.
= SON Iugenaeugert bat Der Sora
Respondent Der 2Dnopner v9imeS"
nabitebenoe S9iloerunq Der S9labt
BEL &indpu erbalten: 10000 Sae
partar tuarer binter Dem meitli1en
Iusldufer oes 8erges Camp Son
unter ibnader Dedune pDitiert uno
befanoen Iib niht tpeiter al8 1000
CARDS BON ben ruifi9en 8erfen ents
fernt. @s mar ID meni9 Blab fir
Die Sormieruna Der notwithstanding
oDrbanoen, oaB Elm GROCER Sell Der
iapani1hen 9ruppen i'm Waiier ites
ben muBte, biz oas 3ei6en gum
Nn9riff gegeben pur6e, mdbreno
welber GET Die SDloaten eiuenl
mDroeril9en Seuer nDrt Seiten Der
ruiiil9en Batterien nusgeIeBt maren.
Snsmiiden cling 8atterie auf Batz
terie Der iapanilden Irtiaerie gum
Qnarif uber uno AUDI pm. ben 3us
ridaebaltenen &anonenbDDten muroe
Seuer auf bic ruiiif9en Werfe ab=
eegeben. @egen Wtittag lbienen Die
&uI1en, melhe Die @erfe pDr BEN
ODrfe Wanhiaping p~erteioigten
enolih erih0pft su iein. 8wei ia
panil6e 8ataiaBne erihienen auf Der
6Dbe oes 6igels uno mqbten eineu
per5meifelten Berlu6, Die nGbiteu
8efeitigungen 81 nebmen. &be1
trDb aner 9apferfeit, Die tie ent.
middleton. trob aller @eibidlibteit
nit Der iie porgingen, maren tie MIDI
i'm Gtanbe, ibr Borbaben burd5u.
fubrer; tie batten Die &rafte Del
&ulfen oon nod unterlhdbt. Sit
mdroen nit Snfanteriefeuer aus Der
Qaufar1ber uno Irtiueriefeuer aug
ben Mafdineng unb 9dnenfeuer9e:
lhiben f6rmlib iiberiblttet. Das.
ielbe rib furdtbare 2aden in ibr(
Geiben, trDboem orangen ite por'
mdrts, aber es mar pergebli6. Sbl
6eloenmut fonnte ibnen eeaen ott
uebermad3t .unb bic oinltiae Soft.
tim Der Seinoe nidt belfen. 3n.
rerbalb fiinfsebn Winuten worer
Die beioen 8ataiGone aufgerieber
uno nidts blieb BON ihuen iibrig ala
elm Saufen bluti9er uno peritimmel'
ter 2eiGen. = Jn rihtiger grtennt.
MIC Der Nubloligfeit oerertiger Nn.
ariffe tD~nseutrterten bic Sapaner jebi
bas Seuer pDn ben Gan0nenbuDter
unb Der Nrtiaerie auf ben 8untt,
an Dem General Ofu Ielnen Sell
gum 3erbreden beg sSeitungsringea
einleben nDlte. Sis aprn Nbent
tparen bic @erfe benn AUDI in einem
2uitanoe, baB elm Nngriff nit 10
tapferen, tobesmutigen Eruppen. wie
Die Sapdner es itno, geunaht neroeu
fpnnte. Das 8eiden gum Ingrif
rpuroe eeaeben. Das 8aiDnet auf.
gepilanat, rifte Die gan5e iapaniibe
Miaife pUr, nit furbtbarer @emali
mart iie fih lauf ben Teino uni
oieier, mebr beamuneen burd Die
moraliibe als Die pbsiiihe &raft.
mid 5uriid. go tpuroen Die Werfe
genurntteti unb 8indon erDbert.
Dberitleutnant @urto, elm ruff
fi1fer DfH5ier, bat iid aus Sort
Irthur ourd Die iapaniiben 9inien
eelbliden unb lit glid[ib in Wut'
ben e%ingetruffen. Ct tit 6er uebers
brinaer rpidtioer @ahridten.
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gerbliifyeupcr gepets.

Neue 3euaniiie treffen fDrtmdbs
rea6 in grBBer Menae elm, peIbe err
fldren, DAB Or. &inas 0eue Gnts
oefun9 fir Sbwinoiubt, 9uften
uno @rtaltungen Dbne @leiden oas
itebt. Gl8 8eiipiel bienen m6ae cine
fir5lihe berartige Sunoaebung pDn
s. McBarlan6 BON 8entproiGe,
va. Derielbe idreibt: r9rei Sabre
lang tpuroe Obne ieoen @rfole an mir
berumgeooftert. Damn beeann i'd
Or. Sings 0eue @rfinourg gu nebs
men uno elm paar Slal6en oapon
beilten mid pOaitdnoia.4 Oies Wtit,
tel lift aleid wirfiam bel allen 2uns
gem uno SalSleioen, Sdminbludt,
9ungenentsanoung uno Grippe.
@arantlert BON ben Npptbetern $.
81 Sobn uno Noofpb OreiB.
Brobeflalhen frei. reeulGre @rDBe
so gentS uno $1.00.
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Gar : Grcnr1tOnea 5ur Welte
Wusitelluua.

Sim IT. uno 81. Mai pertauft bic
9eras uno Bacitic : Babn Spesial-
@reurfionssSiGetS mad ct. Souls
uno suriif bon alien Bunften ibrer
2inie in gelas. Grtanias uno Qoui.
liana fir tpenieer al8 einen Sabss
preis. Die 9idet6 iino nur in ben
reaelmdbigeu @qrs giilti9 uno fir Die
Dauer BON fieben gaaeu. Menoet
guh an iraeno einet aaenten DER
Qinie.
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0smtfdbes gheater.

6eute Nbenb aiebt Die Dirinq'5fe
9ruppe tnieoer cine beutlGe 9beaters
norfeuung in Der Beetbonenbaue.
Bur N~uffibrnng tDmnt Die oo[s
bene gua@ BON SbDenthan, zines
Der erfOlgreidfen 2uftfpiele Der ttDs
oeruen oeutiHen Bibne. 9a8 Gtid
lit por5iigli6 beleBt uno man fam
oeSbalb cine briaante Mufibrrno
eruarten. 60fentlid tueroen Die
Giinitler ourb ftarfen 8eIuf fir lire
&nftrenaung belDbnt.
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gaalide 30nrifen sdIatmaaeu

nah Californian, ebenlO nah ct.
Souls uia TeraS q 8acific . 8ahn
ubne @ehiel. GWreibt an traenb
einen 9ifet : Iaenten tpeeen oieles
liepen 0ieniteS ooer an 6. s.. Eur.
ner, @eneral= Baiiagier.G aent, Oals
la8, 9eras.
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: Sn 9Ouit0n lit Der StraBens
b%abnuertebr ooultdnbi9 unterbrDden.
Sc i0len Omnibus uno @aeen=
linien eingeriAtet peroen, nm Den
8erfebr sniihen Dem Centrum Der
Staot uuo ben e~ntfernteren @egeus
ben au bermitteln. Die StraBens
babnaeieaidait witl lire 8aaen lap=
fen laiien uno bat nm 8Dli5eiIdub
nabgeiudtr Der ibr audi BON Dem
Wq1Dr aewdbrt lit.
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syenes bammeruSe aun5neb

uiroe Sic balo perGafien, tpenn Sic
Or. Sings 9teue 9ebenss Biaea ges
brauhen uiroen. 3auienbe BON
2etoenoen BADEN ausprobiert, uie
gut iie aegen Wiiardne uno nero1Ies
4opfmeb beifen. Sic reinigen oas
Blut uno bauen Die @eiunbbeit nuf.
Rur % Gents uno oas @elo miro
auriderltattet, tuenn iie nidt belfen.
gu baben in ben apotbefen bDn s..
&alteDer u SDbn uno bon Nbolpb
DreiR.
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Beludt Sdols' Salupn. Glas
mos Ylas. Stets friiGes Bier an
3apf.
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I'm "a. uno %. SUM- finoen in
8aItrDp aagetaeine 8oltsbelultiQun=
gen unter ben Iulpisien 6e8 Boarb
of &raoe uno Der Seuertuebr fiat.
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Neirntsesn1eine.

Mar Sospperpeiu nno 9lara 6nusmanH.
@altao &aebih unO 9uttie Serpis
9erMQnn 5 @agent4bF GHo Marp 6 ..@aeuslen.
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Werdn0erunQen fomnten II

gerdroerungen fommen i'm
5rlbiabr Dor, uno tuenft Der WaQen
duBer Drbnung it, miro oas Slut
leibt urrei1, uno unreine8 Blut
nieirt hr0niiheS 9rantlein. Or.
Quguif aDnia's 6amburger 9r0pfen
tDeroen oas Blut reinieen.
~ Eelepbuniert an Dds q NIds
badber fir ir9eno tuef1e Nrt bon
Gucatpasier. $40. 504.
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W. 9rinst SsinsnD +. Tlaidlenbier.
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aS 9rintt stlamu . TIai6enbier.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-20
HANNA DISCUSSED
THE PANAMA CANAL
At Meeting Of National Board of
Trade Held TO Consider Govern.
mcnt Crop Reports.

Washington Jan l9.-The National
Board of Trade today adopted the
report Of the committee on crop STA
tistics, which discussed the recon-.
incubation that the governments re-
ports be collected either by the census
bureau or the department of agricul-
tire alone The opinion seemed 70
prevail that the bureau of statistics
of the agricultural department Is the
better prepared to do the work
Efficiency of reports are deserving
oi favorable recognition, as represent.
ing all facts obtainabe
banquet tonight brought the days
proceedings TO close Secretary Cor
telyou. Of the department Of com
merce and labor. was The principal
speaker Senator Hanna, Speaker
Cannon. Governor VanSani of Mime
sofa and Representative Hepburn and
Adams also spoke. Hanna discussed
the subsidy bin and the Panama canal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-20

will require the practical reconstruc-
ton of some playhouses. After long
debate the council decided on the
must meet before they will be allowed
to reopen. Steel curtains; automatic
sprinkler system bond OF $25,n00
guaranteeing performance, by August
|. next, of all requirements of the
ordinance; widening of the doors and
exits Theatre managers declared to-
night it would be impossible to meet
these demands in time to do business
during the remainder of the season,
and several declared they had no in
tention of trying to reopen their
doors
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-20
AWFUL DEGRADATION
In the Case Of Mound City Family
Nv, Developed At = Trial in
Carbondaieaeaa
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Carbonate. m. Ian ~ During the
progress today of Il coroner's inquest
into the mysterious death OF two
week's-old infant. most unusual story
of degradation came Ia light
The child was the babe Of Eugeuia
Moore. unmarried. ri present but Is
years of ace, and ar only child
She testified that the father nf her
babe was her step father James wash
ington. That few months ago he
was placed under arrest, charged with
the crime. and lodged in the Pulaski
coursy Jail at Mound City. Her own
mother at the solicitation of her step
father. sent her to this city. so that
h. might escape punishment and later.
owing to her absence. the case was dis
missed.
In the battle to free Washington.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-20
PANAMA TREATY
AND PURE FOOD
Discussed in Federal Senate and
House-Slow Progress Made
in Both.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington, Jan 19-The senate re,
quired less than a minute today to
dispose Of the motion to refer to the
committee on post offices the various
resolutions looking to an investigation
of the post office department Pre-
viously IL had debated for hours at a
time. but today not a senatro manifested
a disposition to discuss it further and
it was adopted without a negative
vote. After the passage of half Il
dozen bills tie senate passed to the
consideration of tho Panama question.
Senator Quarles spoke for almost two
hours in supper >of the course of tho
administration and was followed by
Senator Patterson, who criticised the
presidents course in Panama. Pat
torson was subjected 10 many inter
ruptions and had not concluded when
the senate adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-20

Just before the recess an amendment
from the Democratic side was adopted.
seyering the word "WiIfuly' relative
TO the sale of prohibited adulterated
goods by retailers which would make
il ncumbcrant on the government to
prove knowledge on the part of the
retailers that such goods were contrary
to law. The principal speeches Of the
day we're made by Hepburn and Mann
in favor of the bill and Adamson and
Clark in opposition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-20
THE SAME PRINCIPLES PROSPEROUS PRUSSIA
Revival Of Trade Puts Money IN tho
Government Purse and Makes
Loan Unnecessary,
Ey Associated Press.

Ey Associated Press.
Berlin. Jan. i9.--The lower house
Of the Prussian dict today reelected
by reclamation, Herr Kroecher, presi-
dent and Herren Porch and krause
vice-presidents. When Finance Min
ister Rheinbaden introduced the bud
get. he said that owing TO revival OF
trade. a surplus of s5500.o0o was ex-
pected. instead of an anticipated de.
felt of s17,750,0oo. The government
also hoped to dispense with loan in
1904. The estimates for 1904 place
the revenue at 800 POI 1862 ordinary
expenditure 1855 ,565,1G7. extraordin-
airy expenditure s4s.GSG,094 The bud
get contains an item of $4,000 above
ordinary provision for combating the
Pan Polish agitation in Upper Silesia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-20
The CHICAGO THEATRES
City Council imposes Conditions With
Which None Can Comply
This Season.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago, Jan. l9.-The city council
tonight took action that will in all
probability result in closing nearly all
the theatres in Chicago for the re-
mainder Of the present theatrical sea.
son Last night the council passed an
ordinance setting forth what must be
done by the theatres before they are
allowed to remain in continuous oper.
alton. 1t convened tonight to consider
the passage of an enabling act that
would allow theatres to operate for
the remainder of the season without
being compelled to fulfilI all the re-
quirements of the ordinance. as some
OF the conditions are Of a nature that
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-20
That Moved the Founders Of the Re.
publican Party Moves Him, Says
the President,
Nv the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press
Washington, Jan 49, A delegation
Of aboun one hundred Michigan men
called upon the president today and
invited him to attend the semi-centen-
NAL Of the Republican party at Jack.
son. on July 9Th. The president ex
pressed desire TO attend the celobra
tjon. but would not give a definite
answer until after he had formally
decided upon other invitations for his
presence at other places about the
time of the Jackson celebration He
said. 1T would he a peculiar pleas.
ure 10 come on the sixth day to Jack
son, because | feel with all the
strength there is in men that our
ability to make the Republican party
live power for good in the country
now depends upon the way in which
we stand for just the tendencies. Just
the fundamental principles, for which
these men stood in 1854. The con.
ditions We face In 1904 are no different
from those in 1854. II yet remains
true that we need essentially the same
attributes in order to wrest good re-
suits from these conditions. feel
we are now carrying out policies which
entities us with clear hearts to cele-
brate the birth of Republican party fif-
ty years ago. We have a right to
appeal to what was done by the great
men of the past. because we are treat
ing the memory Of their great deeds
not as an excuse forour failure to crap
pie with emergencies of the present
but as a spur to make us grapple with
them we'll
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-20
.LUMBERMEN IN SESSION
Northwestern Association, Represent
ing 1900 Yards and s22,ooo,0oo
Capital, Met Yesterday.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Minneapolis, Mimi Jan l9-The
Northwestern Lumberman's associa-
ton is in annual session here. John
w. Perry. of Cedar Rapids, la, pres
ident, in his annual report said the
association was acting with fifteen
other retail associations representing,
in all, 1900 yards. The yards in the
Northwestern association number 2,f00
representing $22, 900 600 capital and its
insurance adjunct has s12000.000 in
force. saving 80 per cent in premiums.
Relations with manufacturers are
cordial, as they recognize the right
Of the retailer to the trade in his
locality
Committees appointed. Nomina
tions G. VI. Porter oskaloosa. James
II. Weart. Cherokee. c. u. Greet, Ell
dorado: Albert Holster, Manchester
J. f. Dannanberger, MeGregor.
Resolutions-R. H. Jackson. Wi
mona. Mimi; b. b. Oliver. Waterloo
Iowa w H. Pinkerton, Lakokan.
Auditlng-D s. Coleman, Hankin
son. N. d.; d. l.. Ballou, Larabee, la.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-20
WATERS WERE BLESSED
At ST. Petersburg Yesterday-The
Ceremony Was Witnessed by
Thousands Of People.
By tho Associated Press

By the Associated Press
81 Petersburg. Jan rs The car
made bis first public appearance this
season 81 today's solemn ceremony
OF blessing the waters. In the ortho-
dnx church this rite Is commemorative
Of the baptism of the savior
# took place In an open chapel built
out on the quay extending far from
the palace. The ceremony was brief
and very impressive and was witness
ed by court officials. nobility repre-
sontatives of foreign powers and thou
sands of people VINO crowded the
bridge and banks Of the Neya
Ambassador and Mrs. Mccormick.
accompanied by other officials of the
American ambasssv. we're present
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-20
In Negotiating Chinese Treaty
Without Asking Her Consent.
WILL NOT OPEN PORTS
OF MukooN AND ANTuNG IN
MANcHuRlA UNDER PRESENT
REGIME.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
London, Jan 19.-Port Arthur cor
respondent for the Mail cables that
he has had an interview with Admiral
Alexien, Russian viceroy in the far
cast. who spoke hopefully of the pos
sihility of arranging n mOdus vivendi
with Japan. The viceroy then referred
the correspondent to his diplomatic
agent NJ Plancon. who emphasized
the impossibility of Russia's evacua'
tion of Manichuria, and said. Ord
ers were given six months ago to
evacuate New Chwang and Manchurla,
provided the Chinese would agree to
simple terms, but owing TO the intri
CUES of the Japanese minister with
the Chinese foreign board these ord
ers were countermanded,'
Plancon declared the action of the
United States in making CONNER
cial treaty with China without Rus.
sias consent, under the existing cir
cumstanees, was unfriendly and un
diplomatic Russia. he said, would
not open or allow consuls at Mukder
aud Antung under the present regime
II Japan wanted Korea Plancon sale
Russia would not interfere, provided
other powers allowed 1t,
Plancon concluded by saying th'
United States and other nations wer'
more interested in the situation thai
WAS Russia.
Tho correspondent adds that the &C
tion of the United States mas quit,
upset Viceroy Alexief's calculations
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-20
COMPANY TOOK BOOKS
And Refused L. E, Meyers Admittsnee
to a Meetine--He Secured an
Injunction,
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Peoria. H., Jan. IL. L. Meyers,
secretary and general manager of the
Peoria and Pekin Terminal railway
secured an injunction restraining the
annual meeting of the company set for
this afternoon He claims the com
pany removed the books from his pos
session, and requesting him to furnish
a list Of the stockholders, would not
let him in TO the meeting
Myers originally built the road for
eastern capitalists