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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
A CITY FIRE SWEPT
FIRE BEGAN RAGING IN BALTl
MORE SATURDAY AND STILL
BEYOND CONTROL.
Being Assisted by Fire Departments OF
Washington, Philadelphia and
New York.
LOSS is NOW OVER s7o,ooo,ooo

Baltimore. Feb. -(SpeciaD D-Fire
started in Hurst's wholesale dry goods
store Saturday and is yet raging The
whole city is threatened with destruc-
ton and millions of dollars have al
ready gone up in flames. The fire rae,
ed all day Sunday and is beyond con-
troll.
The fire started in a dry goo0s
store with a series of explosions, and
driven by high winds socn reached,
not only the wholesale district. but ad
yanced rapidly on the residence portion
of the city as we'll. The fire depart
ments responded promptly and lent
every effort toward subduing the
flames, but could do but little toward
checking the advance. The wholesale
district was se.0n burning in a dozen
places and il was seen that part CT
the city was doomed The firemen
then made an attempt to save the ad
joining residence portion Of the city
| but the high wind drove the flames in
to their faces and many wooden struc-
lures were soon ablaze
Washington and Philadelphia en-
gines We're telegraphed for and re-
speAded by rushing engines to the
scene. These were not sufficient and
request for assistance from New
York was sent in this morning. CHIEF
Croker has ordered force of men to
Bet ready and is making arrangements
With the Pennsylvania road to send
ngines and men on special train
he loss will amount tc, millions.
~
Baltimore. Feb S-12:30 D. m-The
Fe is not yet under control. Washing
bn and Philadelphia engines assisting
beal department.
New York, Feb. S.-An American
llleun at p. m. says the loss by fire
Baltimore will be over $4,000, ,0O0.
he fire is still burning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
Wood Club at Benton.

Benton, Ark, Feb. S.-A Wood club
was organized here Saturday and T. S.
Henry. editor of the TmesC,urier,
secretary. One hundred and twenty
members were enrolled. Among the
speakers were Rev Mr.. Tarlton, NJ. II.
HOLMAN, J. w. Atkinson, j. F. Shop
pach and others. Another meeting will
be held Thursday. Great enthusiasm
was shown and the membership is eX-
pected to rapidly increase.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08

War advices We're received at the
{. c. Taylor and company cotton ex
change this morning and from the best
information obtainable from New York.
Russia and Japan are about t., mix up.
War rumors are flying thick and fast
and the situation is known to be criti-
cal. However not much faith has been
placed in these rumors here as none of
the bulletins are official. 1t is general
ly believed that the news of war is
sent out to strengthen the great bear
raid on the cotton market.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
SONS Of VETERANS
OF JOHN SELDEN ROANE CAMP
PASS RESOLUTIONS ON DEATH
OF GORDON.
Praise Him as Great Soldier and
Statesman Whicn 1e Was, and
Loved by All.
THE RESOLUTIONS IN Full.

~ The eaIl Of Commander &. Mason
Phap4 The j. Seldom Roaae camp
Sous of Confederate Veterans, met
Sunday afternoon at Che courthouse TO
pass resolutions ON the death of the
lata General John IL. Gordon. SUNDAY.
February :. vas the day set apart by
Division Commander u. G. Bell of the
Sons 3 Veterans 10 bo observed by alt
camps in tHe state as Gordon memorial
dag.
Gemmmdor PQjre1 appointed the
following committee to draft suitable
resolutions for the camp: b. {, Bell,
chairman; J. w, Meeks ana Rev W u.
Buchner This committee reported#the
following resolutions:
Whereas, Qua, beloved General John
&. Gordon cOmmandcr-in-chief ef the
United Confederate Veterans has
been called 10 answer 10 the last earth
ly roll call, an aiwise providence laying
the unseen hand of death upon him or
Saturday, January 9 l9o1. and taking
him from US and,
Whereas. We the Sons i Confeder-
ate Veterans, members Of the }. Seldom
KGane camp Of Pine Bluff, Ark, deep
ly feel the less of this great man to
tI,,, cont ND 10 fYiIrGnl,ac.
Therefore, be il resolved, That wa
the officers and members of the j. Sci
don Roane camp Sons of G1afederats
Veterans do bow our heads in sorrow
and express cur grief at the remova.
Ct this great soldier statesman and citj-
zen.
Resolved further, TAat we ex-
tend our sympathy to the bereaved
family for the cSs of husband and faith
er and TO the United Confederate Vet
rams, his comrades of the Lost Cause =
at the loss of a great commander AM
general.
Resolved, That copy of these resc-
lutions be spread upon our minutes
and copies be sent to the stricken fam
lily, the commander-in-chief If the Unit
ed Confederate Veterans and the COM
mander in-cluef of the Sons of Veter-
ans.
d. G. BELL,
J. w MEEkS
w. d. BUCkNER
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08

So; VIM. Cochran, colored, drunk and
disorderly, s.; EInora Pitts, cclored,
violating ordinance 203, So; Robert
Dali, colored, vagrancy, $5; E. B. Hide
and B. B. Sanders, disturbing the
peace, S. each; Anthony Turner, va
grancy, So George McEvoy, colored
trespassing, 50; Bal Baines. yagrancy,
So.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
COL. MURPHY AT Ell DORADO
Ell Dorado, Feb. S.-Col. George W.

Ell Dorado. Feb. s.-Col. George W.
Murphy addressed large erewd at the
court house here Saturday. He de
Tended the action Of the penltentiasy
board in its purchase of convict farm
for his conduct as a member of that
board. He was frequently applauded
His speech was well received The Ell
Dorado Dand played for the occasion.
Col Murphy left on the 1:30 train.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
Texarkana Selects Coroner to Sit" on
Dead Political Hopes of jeff
MANY WOOD CLUBS ORGANIZING

Paris, Ark. Feb S.--.A Carroll D.
Wood club OF l01 members, most of
whom are farmers. was organized S At
urday at Paris, at 80 Its adopted
motto is No Third Term = The fellow
Ing declaration of principles Wee
adopted:
"Resolved, That it is the declaration
of this club that We believe in the prin.
ciples OF Democracy equal rights 70 all
and special privileges to none, that We
stand upsn the Democratic platform:
that We are opposed to any third term:
that third term is contrary 10 the
principles OF Democracy and is dan
gerous in an office with all its appoint
ing and pardoning power.
L. F. a. Holman was chosen chair
man and H S. Carney secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
Jeff Names a Challenue

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. S.-Govcrnor
Davis announces that he challenges
and invites Col. Jos. W. House ana
Judge ". E. Hemingway, either or
both CT them, who have been making
speeches against his renomnati n. to
meet him in joint debate at any of the
appointments for speaking made by
the governor and recently published
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08

number of bets have been made re-
Gently on the guberuatorial race, with
the odds mostly in favor of Judge
Wood. Rush Wood made a bet rhat
Davis would not carry twenty counties
out 4 the soventy-fye He bet even
money. The central committee met
here Saturday to select judges for the
primary on tht 10Th Of March.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
TREAT FOR THEATER-GoERs.

Theater-goers will miss a treat to-
night if they Go net see Katherine Will
lard in The Power Behind the
Throne" verywhere Miss Willard has
shown this season she has been greet
cd with large audiences and the critics
are unamious in praising her perform
once. Seats are on sale at Coons
drug store and at the box Office tonight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
Morrilton Wood Club S Growth

Morliltcn. Ark, Feb S--fhc Mood
club membership here has reached lal
and still new names are being addad
daily. Hon. Geo w Griffin. Who is Il
candidate for representative was the
first to declare himself for Hon Carron
d. Wood = governor, and is an active
member of The club mere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
POLICE COURT.

-eatha Floyd, violating section POI,
{. H. Greenwood, drunk and disor.
ly, S5; Idell Woodruff. profane lam
lge, $5; George Williams, negro, u.s.
profane language, So; Andrew Pa
o. disturbing the peace, So; Pleas
ison, negro, drunk and disorderly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
Polk County WOOD Club Organized

y . q
Mena, Ark, Feb. S.--A polk county
Noz'l club vas organized IL tins city
Saturday with a membership et 5o0.
The officers elected We're: Mark p.
Oiney, president; Mark N=hayne. vice
president; II. Z. Dayets. secretary AM
treasurer The club is composed OF
Democrats FROM all rar1s Of the cola-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
HOT WAR TALK
SAID THAT JAPAN HAS SEIZED
TWO RUSSIAN WAR VEs-
SELLS,
However, Not Much Faith Put in Re-
port Here, as It's Thought to
Be Cotton Bear Story.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb S.-Latest ad.
vices frs'n the far east say that war
has been declared. Japan has severed
all diplomatic relations with Russia
The situation is growing more tense
every hour. Japan has seized two Rus
sian war ships.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
j r. + j. i. 1. i. j. j. !. j. j. j. j. j.
!" DEATH RECORD. i,
+ i. 4 + e. i. .s' .s Il. 4 i. i. i. Il. \

Mrs. {. W. D-WeIl has returned from
Anoyer CleV Gland county, ark. whore
she attended the funeral of her moth.
er. MIS-. Jane L. Gibson. Mrs. Gibson
died at her home in Anover on IFebru-
ary ]. She was born in Fairfield S. G.,
ON March Il, lS22 hence was nearly
eighty-tWo Years Of ago. The funeral
occurred on Tusday. Fberuary
from Old Union church, Anoyer The
deceased leaves tWe, sons and one
daughters. b. and Hugh G. Gibson of
Cleveland county, and Mrs. c. w Dow
ell of Pine Bluff. Ms. Gibson was a
highly respected Christian lady, and
loved by all who knew her.
Rev. J. NJ. HaWley this morning re
ceived message from Benton annouc-
ing the death Of his aunt, Miss Ophelia
Hill Of that place. Rev Hawley left
this morning to attend the funeral
Col. George E. Dodge. ,,ae of the
best known lawyers and most highly
esteemed citizens of Little Rock, died
at 6:43 Saturday evening at his resi-
dence, Fifth and Cumberland streets
The immediate cause of his death was
heart failure, which Was superinduced
10 haI
fined to his bed only few days. The
deceased was member OF the widely
known law firm of Dodge and johnson
Cf that city. general attorneys fCr the
st. Louis, Iron MsHntain and South
ern railroad in Arkansas and Indian
Territory. He was born and reared in
Little Rock, a sll of DR. r. l.. Dodge,
native Of Vermont who came to this
city in 1912. George E. Dodge was
bern tifty-eight years ago. He studied
law and was sent 10 the Albany law
school with honors about 1867. One of
his classmates was William Mckinley
of Ohio, afterward president of the
United States. They We're lifelong
friends. Young Dodge began the prac-
tice of law in Little Rock in looo. ana
was elected city attorney in that year.
William. the two months-od son OF
Mr. and Mrs. G. A Dixon, died Sunday
morning at 8 o'clock at the family res
idence on South State street. The fun
eral was held yesterday afternoon at :?
o'clock Rev. j. NJ. Hawley conducting
the services.
Ruby Woodrum, eight months old,
daughter of Mrs. l.. O. Woodrum, died
at 2:30 Sunday afternoon at the family
residence, two miles west CT the city
Of congestion. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon at Whitehall
chapel. Holderness and Senyard had
, IN OH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
d. G. BELL,
J. w. MEEkS.
" D. BUCkNER.
I. i. 1. + !. + + I. ]. + + + j. + +
+ ARKANSAS IN BRIEF Z

The location for the government fish
farm at Mammoth Spring has been sur
scyad and work will begin soon on the
buildings.
Twenty tons Of cotton seed that had
been unloaded for shipment up the riv-
or opposite Hcoser's gin We're washed
away by the recent rise
Jesse Isenhour died al Salem, Fulton
county, Of gunshot wounds inflicted by
the accidental discharge of a shotgun
in the hands II Henry Cunningham Jan.
uary Is.
The railroad Y. NJ c. A. building at
Hoxie has ben completed. Charles w.
Tetwiler of Poplar Bluff was the build
ers L. L. Tuttle strung the building fer
electric lights and the pretty decoras-
ing and interior painting was done by
those experts, Lucks Bros, of st. Louis
The donors are the Iron Mountain rail.
road, $4,000; Miss Helen Gould, $4,000;
Iron Mountain employees, $4,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08
Politics Warm in Drew.

Monticello, Ark, Feb. S.-Politics is
warming up in this county. Quite a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08

Rev J. NJ. HaWley this morning re-
celved message from Benton annouc-
ing the death OF his aunt Miss Ophelia
Hill Of that place. Rev. Hawley left
this morning to attend the funeral.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08

Baltimore, Feb. S.-12:30 p. m.-The
re is not yet under control. Washing
pn and Philadelphia engines assisting
peal department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-08

New York, Feb. S.-An American
llletin at p. m. says the loss by fire
Baltimore will be over s7O,000,000.
he fire is still burning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08

casualties Owing
emency completed
ssgami Earu sakura Maru Asagawo Maru
nothing particular concerning
memory exemplary
in the Imperial
THE destroyer and torpedo hotaa besides resisting
fought torpedo approach
mouth harbo
Torpedo 67 had
ahed but torpedo NO 10
away. Of 67s
destroyer
Hayabuaa
killed a
"The Third detachment Rear Admiral commanding,
Arthur o'clock Tuesday morning
Nashha
otaa and
these dments remained until four O'Clock
fruie foggy
observe the condition of the enemy.
THE dctachments then their morning
Of May 4, they have been engaged other positions
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08

suffered a scriOus, but not an irrepar-
able blow The foreign Office has not
received tonight confirmation that
Port Arthur was compile, aly invested
by land and sea but a leading official
said: we accept the investment as
an Accomplishment fact for even il the
harbor ID not completely Blocked an
Investment exists for all practical pur.
poses The landing il considered
merely preliminary to supreme strug
gle which will soon occur near Muk,
den Upon that Till largely depend
he outcome of the war,
The ST Petersburg correspondent
Of the journal says be Is assured that
Alexieif will be recalled at the in
stance Of Skrydlon ani kuropatkiu
and that the emper0r5 cousin, Grand
Duke Nicholas Nicolaicvitch. will re
place him
The Journals Mukden correspond
ent says the last train from Port Ar.
thur to reach that place arrived at
two o'clock Saturday afternoon Pas.
sengers state that % miles from Pit.
scwo they saw a number of Russians
retreatng japanese pursuing the
Russians flrel volleys, and a number
.os bullets struck the carriages Three
passengers were wounded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08
DIDN'T WANT
The PICTURES
OF Ills Pokaninry Twins Upon Nd.
Verti5ing Blottcrc--Was Re
fused Damage.

Ir annapolis, mi. May Judge
feathers. Of Marion county suparicr
, t... on i,..,,o.io.. a,oi.
o'' '''ay !" N'''el ~ qi"F 'toef"i'y
from IN opinion by lEdga Al;un h.
Parker. If New York. in simnlar
,,sc
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08


Toxic May 7To9oa Official recital engagement
Arthur which toaay japanese
the Of
Tuesday morning after ho boo ding aoul had been scattered by
the gale and the commander
attempt be abandoned pending
ships, ~
from their desperate
datN They forced t1er n ,e face Of the Fuss fire which
deadly than before the improved
che Many exploded yet five out of the
boa&adag RS med into the inner channel and now
prevent from the barber excepting
attack exceeded all its predecessors desperation courasc
played by the volunteer any
worlds history.
Although Togo aga damage single one Of his vesc
the attack proved expensive n
The bockadin1 main squadron for
Port Arthur Monday They southenH gale
and by II o'clock found
impossible to keep the together
Signals abandon the repeated
but they failed expedition which
proceeded separately to the
mouth Of the habor Upon arriving the
merchantmen the aemy firing torpedo
ho The Mawa thought reached the
arbor mouth closely by another
merchantmen Believed to be saktr
they many powerful
hg invading Japanese poured neessart
commanding the Mikaua MARI
forced his ramnng way through and
reached M Of the
Up supposed saku Maru
anchor projecting hbor
sank Then came the Totmos Teho aru and ou aru sagm
Assqavo steamers advanced
the rou became highly ef
cvs, While number CT by the steam
@ began to explode causing heavy casualties japanese
the blockaGing
The Tomoia condsd passag-
blocking nearly cnirane.
When the Yedo maru passage
her archer her captain Comm houg,
hs stomach and killed ubLeutsnt
and
Two et-er sOneIadsn believed
s7sami Marv. entered the mouth OF barber
Tie Akku Maru tsen struck FIVE cable
neuth o TIE which e>Podel
ant Of sfs vessel Ucad Chief Erener Ak egat
steamer thought appeared
have had her rudder broken blew ree
Togo his This undertaking.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08
By the Associated Press.

by Inc ASSOllatCu fJcSS'
st. Petersburg May s, l:lS a. m.Whcn the war COM
mission adjourned this morning il tailed TO give ont any
official dispatches regarding he situation on the Lao lung
Peninsula or at Fcng Wang Cheug
Nevertheless there is NJ doubt the japanese troops
were in touch with the Russlns al Fcng Wang Chcng, and
the report that the latter had evacuated that place is geur
ally credited Surprise is caused by Kuropskins with
drawa towards his base a Lao Ycng.
The officials here iranSI3 confess however that they
are not fully Informed OF Kro2atkns plan. The emperor
decided when KuOpakin started out that he should have
complete independence, there could be ground for
complaint that he was hanpered by instructions advice
from officers in ST Petersburg, who could not possibly
know all the conditions which the troops in the field would
meet
Kuropatkn, therefore, made his own dispositions ard
formulated his own plan Finding he could not offer battle
al Feng Wang Cheng with all even chance Of success Kuro
pakin has decided to fall bac it is Believed to Mao Tien
Pass Back OF the pass there IS aROtber pass which
is a temporary railroad connecting witt Lao Yang
The Japanese army ma ching nOrthward. ono. past
kaping Compel the Russians TO eyacuale New Chvang
else undergo battle or siege Ii the march prosecuted
as far as Ilai Cheng KurOpakn will have to abandon Mao
lien Pass in consequence Of the strategic weakness OF the
position Possession of Fe1g Wang CheHg is OF the highest
Importance rs places under the control Oi The Japanese,
without further opposition, large strip Of hancharian ter
rOry bordering upon the bay OF Korea and the road
Meeting Lao Yang, tai Chang New Cawang a1I Ntsewo.
Command OF the road TO Psevo wiz enable thcir army TO
Lao Tung peninsula.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08
BY WIRELESS rELEGRAPHY

BY Associated Press
st. Petersburg May 7, 10 a m The
Russian almiriIty expects to be able
10 continue communication with Part
Arthur in spite of he throttling of
the telegraph line Mastg for uae in
wireless telegraphy have been cree.
ted at the fortress to communicate
with stl,ione at the north erl of the
peninsula
Trltel carrier pigeons were also
sent Port Arthur some time ago
md through one means or another the
(rs9ilu aathori,iou hopc to retain
communication
The admiralty is in possession Of
paciied information to ,he effect that
The harbor Of Port Arthur Is cpen
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08
LAST or EVANSVILLE RIOT.

Evansville ini, May Tn The cir
cuit couTl today Fred Behme pleaded
-aiity 10 having taken part in the
riots here last Jnly and was fined $50
This is the last of the noted riot
cases g. be- tried IN - eases only
four rioters were sent to the pcnitcu.
iiaIy one white man and three ne.
groes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08
WIDOW GETS A FORTUNE.

Mishawaka. Ind. May As a se-
mcl to the announcement last nisat
that the Beigor 81 .000.009 win contest
hal been compromised Mrs. neig r
fiel toiav q viii executed hv the da-
ce1sei manufacturer and phiimtara
pst in 1889 i vas admitted - pro
bate. the contested instrument has.
IHs been defrnycf. fuIs document
leaves the total estate to the widow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08
GIRLS LOWER
FOUR RECORDS
That Had Been Long Established At
Vassar College in Field.
Games.

by the Associated Press.
Pougbkecsic. n. Y, May H. Four
new Vassar athletic records were
made in the annual field day games
;oday
In the fifty yard dash Fannie James
OF Kansas City placed the mark lt
s - seconds. AMI lowered the 100
yard lash rec rd 10 t3 seconds.
Hcleu C. Babson Of Gloucester.
Mass, In running high jump made a
new record of feet 2ls inches.
Alice g. B. Eliing. Of Pouehkeopaic.
increased the baseball throw dis
tmce To l95 iect. three iuches.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08
WILL KNOCK OUT RATES
By the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
81 ptul May THE Dispatch says
me ac.itu Of Judge Tuley, Of Chicago,
IN issuing an injunction restraining
ne Wouau Catholic Orlcr of For
eter from boiling t5cir bie-u uial
convention in Minneapolis next Tues
daY. knocked oat the s. one way rate
from ST. Pant TO Chicago. ami viii.
IN q pr Jltiity. stop the s. rsjum
rip from Chicago 20 ST Paul, from
going ilt0 effect
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08
CHINESE MlSTREAT WOUNDED.
BY the Associated Press.

st Petersburg, May IA dispatch
has been received by the Red Cross
society here stating that Chinese bri
gands attacked AMI matreated Rus.
slams, who were wounded in the fight
at kiu Tien Cheng.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08
JAPANESE CAPTURE
FENG- WANG -CHENC

The stOicism OF the people is wonderful but The fact
that is displayed shows louder than words could the de
preston that exists. The Russians had not looked for the
retirement OF their army from Fcng Wang Cheng believing
battle would there in which their troops would be
victorious and would wipe out The sting OF the disasters
suffered
The emperor is deeply panied over The Russian losses
on the YaIu and regrets the investment OF Port Arthur
could not have been prevented Tie will however acquiesce
without question in kuropakins plan even should that
contemplate the withdrawal OF The Russian army further
into the interior Those close to his majesty state he is
more than determined that Russian prestige shall be
yindicacd in The far east
Further rcniorcemenS have been dispatched to Man
cira and the emperor has reiterated his declaration That
kuropakin shall have many needed to insure
victory The depression here has given to rumors OF
all kinds OF Russian disasters at Feng Wang Cheng and
The eport that the VayostQk squadron has been destroyed
The former report believed grew out oi kuropatkns
retirement and The admiralty paces credence in tic
story OF The destruction Of The squadron having knowledge
OF IFS whereabouts
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08
RUSSIANS On The RUN.
JAps CELEBRATE VICTORY.

Seoul May 7-Thc Japanese resi-
dents Of this city held services today
bu-h in celebration Of the victory on
the Yalu and in cnmmamoration If
those of their counrymen who fell IN
battle After the memorial service
mnoheoa wa served in the old east
palace
This afternoon and evening was Civ
en- over 20 sports aud fireworks Many
Coreln officials attended the services.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08
EFFE cTED TWO LANDINGS.

Seoul, Korea. May Z. 1880 p. m.-
kilograms received here from Antung
declare the second Japanese army
corps besides having disembarked on
t.iao Tung peninsula, has effected a
landing al Iakushan, on tie Man
ehtrian coast forty miles west Of the
mouth 81 the Yalu
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-08
SAFE BLOWERS
ARE CONVICTED
Were Caught After a Chase OF 3ev-
eral Months BY Officers of
Three States.

UV NSSUVTHTtH TFHNS
Tckamah, Neb, May 4 George
Keller S. r. Bulls and Thomas Mur.
ray, alleged craftsmen, were today
convicted of robbing the bank of Ly-
ems, Neb The men were captured last
iall at Kansas city. after a chase uf
several months, IN which officers
from Nebraska, Kansas and South
Dakota participated.
They are accused Of cracking banN
safes IN all three states.