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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
Gummins' JnSlettelic.

Glbert 9umminS blep ben 1ioe for
anben Sang iumtgureret JON 8uoers
nor oper Soma. s lin Gale frenrbolot
ban Rsopenbigbeoen al SopIpoigheo
og Of, at Spbrugetien mere emo for
moatte goa / &etutng at Roral END al
Snteaigens. Meo @enipn til Den NO.
tionale Tolitif erfIpreoe ban fig for
Sremifribt. ct 6oIf fan life blipe
itaaenbe paa famine 8unft. euten
maa ri 9aa fremno eGer tiGoge.
Sruitppienet fit tit Yus puaifrenet.
@uDernsren iag6e, at efter bans DE.
ming err De IPno, iom mantpulerer
Combines, life beore emo De ,Solfe.
io9rme, Iom sper @oIo.
&eciprocitet anbafaleoe ban barmt.
"SSopu," ingbe han, bar bit iig tros
fat MOB geifptteIieSpolitifen oa peat
bio iaa iiffert, iOrn 0tagnetnaoIen pc.
ger moo 9oro. Stateu bar oruqet
itore 8oroele al Grofteftionen, oog
mere inbirefte emo oirefte. Sioen er
MI fomrren, at Soma bsr fr9pe 8eci.
proeitet me6 bsi Rsit. 4raoet er
in0iat / SIatformcn Of 1903. Sfal
oct bliue fpIoeitgiort?"
8libernsren Ilutte9e meo Ell syor.
naming til at gipe Gutter og Bigger en-
moralif Sporugelie. Baa ben beror
bet, ON SeIuitpret ifdl Oiie fig gaon.
ligt | Sremtiben.
SegisIaturen bar oSiourneret til
ben 26oe San.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19

iasoe ban. "SpOamerifo % andre
Sanoe uil Oa o%neripsmme os meo
line SuSer, oa set bill gna uooper os
apG9opbrTttere,"
", u. Cotton ira Srcqou oplpitc.
at oct par uptteIsit for apRampnOe.
ne at iad Sen Iop8ipcu0e @fopt Ill al
paabpbe, at 6raattrGnene itaI qua %
Ril / Simen. en- ioooar Cart freezer
Here llOsiiter, OF Dem moa aoRs.
mGnoene ieIo beitribe.
g. u. aQeu ira @i5iouri paaUiite,
at Sernbanerue life nlene Io6er fine
Srpn 9an TENT, men at Sc ogino bar
for fao 8oaue. Sau anIt iom MI
baobe Oct isr oISrig nGret.
8lIberusr s. N. @eus ira lltab
opIGite en- i~nteresiart ai6ansIirJ
ON @eItens regulsie Ggue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
Syoef=Saeen.

Senator Clap fra Winneiotd
fremintte Den 14be ct Sorilag, iom
bar til Seniigt of orone S~anbforbolo,
Der fo1nnter inc unber 2pbeds Sagen.
Spbed gifte6e Jig paa Equalization
meo en- Sauafu, Der bobbe faaet Ell
Sorbloo paa oct Steb, bpor gpen
9ais Safe iiben bleo anlngt, og Sri.
patfolf bpgseoe ligeleoes paa benbes
Sanb / Dem Sanfe, at oct ifuloe blipe
a%fitaaet til aegieringen; men embed
forItoo OF paretage i'm Srteresif, og
Der opfom en'Sag, bptri Ssieiteret
gap bam WeSboIb. Sonmlen Spffer
life blot 9poed.aff9ren men r9ffer
langt pioere, og Oct gieIoer lru ,peo
2ou at orbne De Sorofflinger, ipm
oerneb er opitaaet. Sette ieger Sc.
nntor Glapps Sorilae at gisre. Spibe
Setflere bor bpgget paa SSorbloooer,
iom er tilbelte Snbianere, og oct er
life loplig. ifisnt De fit 5ilaoelie az
De rsoe giere. 9e maa finite fine
Suie; men oct err lettere iagt euo
giort. Glnpps 5orilng err IempeIiet
moo Dem. Get foreifriper, of De life
ifal tpiuges iii at ilptte ON ginteren,
men melem Nfai oa Sftober. eno.
pibere ifal De faa Ell rimelig Sio ill
at omraaoe zig /.
Senntor Glupp tiger, at SsieIte.
retsoommen | Embed. Sogen omfotter
Soroloober, iom paa mange Steoer
err uooelte til Snoianere, og iom oisie
bar gipet bpibe SettIere Son iii at
bpgse paa. Saaleoes ~foruSen,i Gais
Safe ogian | 9enn, og ban piloe, at
bans Sorilas ifldoe sisres aImeneieI.
oenoe for belle 2moet: men Snoia.
uerfomisi9r Sones or Of Den Ore.
ming. at Oct buroe inoifr9nfe iia til
M~inneota. Spoef bill M gjerne iRl-
&c 9pgrumbe; men Regieringen nil
life tiaaoe bdm set. amife ban iaar
beboloe i'm Sorhloo ielp, og al BET
| snnr bam. iom Def bar ganet andre.
Der tnser ior bsit til % ~insentiug
! ianr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
Scoefolonier.

: Rem Dorf beftaar ct "is6iit
Sdnobuugsforbmo". iom bar fat ia
til Opsape at ifufie SiemiteSer /
ameritas 8eiten for Sober. ION &c
uoutite ira HlislanO o. Rrlmrnfan. n.
Y. &ih fra Rilpnifec fuu / forrige
llge iii Rem Dort FOR az funierere
meo 6orbuHoet, og ban iagoe. at ban
or Ell al mango. ION bar famine Raal
Tom Bette. SHouarorcnoe SOBER itnn.
Ter gierne / Storbperue OF bcgunoer
at or6ei0e / ~Speatibops" eaer at
sad omtriug fra sons til Sus meo
aram. Set er en- uiuno og oaarlig
ScoepiS, og oauueoe Sober, ioin bar
Gie for I'M RaceS Selgang. oil brin.
&c iiue 2an6sm9ro til at bIioe ;yor-
mere on @nrtnere. Se bar luat Sen
Sian at opficbe belle 9anoifrGtniu.
ger % oele oiSie % / Sarne. IuSe
Rufommerue iaa 4rbeiosreoifaber.
Seite og Sreatirer oa / oct hele iGtte
Dem mel. Vt uoitpre Dem laaIeoes pil
foite melIem $1,000 o. St400. Sliper
Ss0eu en- oriitfs Sdrmer. fan ban not
meo Iioen betale 6oreningens 10.
l9g tilbaae. os Sc iaaleoes ttlbase.
betalte Smuucr ital oa bruses iii at
bielpe andre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
Ct Qrbeioeriperesmaal.

!Ssieiteret / 8uibfrgton GfiugSe I
@ou5uIes.S agen en- Com boorefter
Sr0unnOrere ira Borto Rico iffefr at
betrdgte iom llSlrnoinger. Serpeo
opitaar oct Spsrgsmaal. ON tn0fsote
6ilipinos itoar | ianme &Iasie. @e.
iuares oct meo Sa. fan ser neepe
ppre Spil ON. al dmertfanife ar-
b%eiosberrer oil iuoisre WnIaper ira
pore Ger / 2itoiien iii bette 2ano.
9iSie iortbrlme Wenueifer fan Ieoe
al ltoet o. bill usie ia meo en- langt
riugere 9su enc Sen umerifdnffe gr.
beiosuano, Der er pant til at Iepe
iom en- 8reDe. Standardization.
mtsiGr Sargert oeo irtet at iige. Ger
er en- Sop moo at in0iere &~ontraftar.
beioere. oG oct fonmer an pad. ON
ben fan gisres giel0en0e pda 2ituii.
ems 5iIipiuos. gr life gortoricaner.
ne ltoIGnSiuger, iau err bel beaer life
6%iliptnoernc Oct. og oo err Sc 9orgere
al bette Sauo og Hige. ut leie Soon.
trattarbeioere bIauot amerifauife
gorgere ! Ghicaso og isre Dem iii ct.
2oui5, er life forbtiot oeo uogeu Sob.
vi Srteresie oil oet mi bore at fad
OtOe. ON bin COP moo SnSferieg az
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fra @lropa fan
anUeroes paa amertfGufe gUrgere /
4iieu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
po9oporettermoo

Sbe Rational 2ipe stod o. tbe
Rational @ooI 8rofpers' asiocia.
tlons bolbt 59llesms6c / gortlauS.
Gre, / furrige llae. RQiten 1000
al 0isie 5oreningers RebIemmer bar
tiliteOe. MsOet bilieoes peItommen
Of 8upernsr Chamberlain og Ropor
@iliams.
auRgopbrGtter Sobn u. Spriueer
hoIbt ben lite en- Sale og iremboIoi
Rsboenoigbeben Of Here RarteSer ol
ilere Badingbuie. ~9i iorlanger en-
aaben og Grlia aoufurronce," ioaSe
ban. "8i misbiaiger Combines
% fruits, ioroi De jfaSer oct al.
minbclige Bel, meoens hi bifaloer 81
geitrRbeIier, iom gnar no paa at
iorbebre arbeiosmanoeis aaar, gi
tror, of Der or Rum ior ale / bette
brcoe Saro, % Ri Ter meS 8lpoe, al
Der gisres anitrengelier FOR at aapne
bnnOe aapitnIen os arbeioet."
) Nsoet ben 14be oeStoses Re.
~ioIutfoncr ON. at Ell Cop nnsaaense
u~iorinlifeoe 6soemioler ifal sipes.
Iiaeiaa ON. at aontroIlen oper re.
aierinsens Heierpationer itnl flpttes
ira SnOreoepartementet til 9ano.
brussoegWtemeutet. Reoaftsren al
Chicago "Sipe Stod @orlo~. u. 6.
Salipea. bolot Ell fort Gale moo
Reoi9ttelieu al Soloen pna Suoer.
Get uil blipe ct baarot Slag ior
apGsopsr9tterne. ON ben nlfogrenpl
SoIb Blot ! rinse Grab io~rminbifes. =
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19

epeltbe og bsmmenbe Mnst. Gen
Taragraf JON ubitrsses 9asen fsr
% iom ansif Ssnninser os llot9l.
finger til Gipil Serpice aommisiio.
men. iattes inb igien. st Imeno.
meut ~peotoges, iom inoifr9nfer 8r9.
iioentens og acknowledgements
grug al Seite os Sogne tilbsrenoe
Regieringen. en- Senatsbin, iom be-
mpnbieer SritItierne for Colombian
%l1niperiitp til at foranbre bets 8apn,
pebtoees. 2igeiaa SPaesreiolittio.
nen ON at reiie en- MinoeItstte ober
8~r9iioent Sarriion / indianapolis.
Hepr9ientant Siblep 0a) frem'
iatte ct Sorilag ON, at &egieringen
life ifal fisbe nogen artifel, iom er
forf9rbiget al Sugtbusiunger. Re
I~pr9ientant Iobinion ioreilog, at OF.
Iaboma og Snbian Serritorp ifal
ilaaes iarnmen 90 optages JON Stat
nnber Rapn al Sflaboma. &epre-
ientant Douglas or. 81 fremlagoe
EN- Bill ON, at Der ifal oprettes en-
Dampfibslinie for Eoit og 6rogt.
gobs mellem De Surenebe Stater meo
beres g.geiiooeIier og iremmeoe
2anbe. Sfibene ifal | 2sbet Of 10
aar bngges / amerita og bore lao.
lebes ~uoitpreoe, at De / arigstio Tan
brlges az &egieringen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19

Senatet begpnbte i'm Sorrettttng
Srebug BEN 15oe meb at oeotoge en-
&9ffe Sorilag, iom itoo paa 9artet.
9erefter bolot Mr. SelIer en- Gale ON
Banana . aanulen. Saa oeotoges
igien forifieGige Sorilag. Sotniett
Gountp, grf., fit Ret til at bpgge en-
9ro ooer Srnncis &iner. st mt
2anofontor p~pretteoes / Norb Safo'
ia. Stofbrioge. og Mhtniee.S noia.
nerne / @isconiin fit 9ano / Seper'
altp (@oaroparter). Salt Safe Gitp,
lttdb, fit ct Solooplaesbus for Sa'
rer. Gn inoiarif 2anbbrligsifole be.
pilgebes / @dbpeton, 81. Saf. ct
Depot for Solbfirttertieneiten ifal on
legses | Saflanhs Sann, Sal. S
Spofane, geaingbam, Blaine, en-.
mas og Relion, @afb., ifal Solobo.
berne itboioes. Senator Sepburn
inbitiaebe paa Sabriffcmiteens Beg.
ne til gntagelie McGumbers Sill ON
at ~forebpgge Sorfnlifning, urigtig
Stempling og gfterligning at 2eb'
netsmi0ler, 8riffeporer. gagperf,
s(potbeferborer % frpbreoe Eager.
Senator Souiper iremiotte "Storar.
meens" Sorilas ON at peniionere ale
0eltagere | 8orgerfrigen euten til.
lambs eIler tiIbanbs, iom tiente / 90
Gage eller lPnsere. !Sufet bolot in.
tet @sbe, Ga BET baobe tasst Jig Sc.
RE fra Sborsbug til Ionoas.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-27
Heart Disease

may be cured by strengthening the
heart nerves, enriching the blood and
improving the circulation with DR..
Miles Heart Cure. Safe and sure,
Sold on guarantee. Send postal for FREQ book
on diseases OF the heart and nerves today.
On, MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart Ind.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-27
MORTGAGES NOTICE ON INTEN-
TON TO FORECLOSE
AND OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with the provisions of that
certain mortgage made by Hattie Ka-
mani and husband, of Eva, Island of
Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, to David L.
Peterson, Trustee, of said Honolulu,
dated March 90 A. D. 1903, recorded in
the Hawaiian Registry Of Conveyances
in Liber 244 page $780, the said Mort
gage, David L. Peterson, Trustee, in
tends to foreclose the said mortgage
for condition broken, to wit: non-pay-,
ment of principal and interest when
due;
Notice is also hereby given that all
and singular the lands tenements and
Entertainments in said mortgage des-
cribed and conveyed will be sold at
Public Auction at the Auction Rooms
of James F. Morgan, Kaahumanu
street, in said Honolulu, on Wednes-
day the First day of June, A. D. 1904,
at 70 o'clock noon Of said day.
The property covered by the said
mortgage and intended to be sold con-
sists Of:
An undivided one-ninth interest in
and to all of those pieces or parcels OF
land situate at said Eva, Island OF
Oahu, described in Royal Patents
(Grants) Numbers 1877 and 191, contain
ing an area of 1892 acres, more or less,
together with the Improvements there
on.
Terms of sale cash in U, S. Gold Coin.
Deeds at the expense of the purchaser
Dated Honolulu, T. H. May s, 1904.
DAVID L. PETERSON, Trustee,
Mortgage.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-27
SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE
CAsgzaic steamship Company Of san
Francisco Cal.
AGENTS FOR THE

EguIIfsh Union National Insurance
Company of Edinburgh
wvYHeEalina of dagdeburg General In
EGrauce Company.
Aunzce Marine and General Assurance
DO, Ltd. of London.
Royal In. trance Company OF Liver
pa1i.
sGErEEce Assurance Company of Lon
eGl.
Worcester German Insurance Company
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-27

F. DENNIsoN r. c, SMITH,
t6upt. q. p. A. T. A.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-27

Archbishop Messmer Of NIilwau-
kee has issued letter to the clergy
in his archdiocese, forbidding their
taking an active part in politics.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-27
NOTICE.

During my absence from the Coun-
try, Mr.. w. f. Allen will act for me
under full Power of Attorney.
f. w. MACFARLANE.
Honolulu, May 20, 1904.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-27
GLASS !
HAS MANY ATTRACTIONS.

Although looked upon a few years
ago as luxury, nothing so adorrs the
home at so slight cost as plate glass
windows, built in China closets, etc.
We have glass for every use as the
following kinds will show.
Figured rolled glass-white and cOlors
Ground glass for artists use.
Glass for windows.
Circular glass cut to order.
Sllylight lass with wiz
Skylight glass with asbestos wire.
Florentine glass white and wine
cOlOrs.
Plain colors, in red, blue yellow and
orange.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-27
1eIs,p6one ISL Blue. Postofiice Box SOC
". G. IRWIN & CO., LTD ,

WIZ. G. Irwin. President nd Manager
Clans sprecsels, First Vice-President
w, NJ. Giffard. Second Nice-President
". 81. Whitney ". Sec'y and Treasurer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-16
Nr. 81.
9tms Sem bcmtiden 6citDe.
GiAarO @aaucr's Giuilnf Oni S6nig
SnOluig Den 3ucitcn.

6obenlobe'2 &eruiimg in'a baperiide
0tiniitcrilm. S6ubimpilng
gegeu &inOcrhbcrhtloie. aoi-
Ter uno Gompouiiten. @ru3er
Seniation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-16
HIGH Compliments FOR
CAIRO BOYS at SPRINGFIELD
Company "K Attracts Much Attention With Its Fine DrlsW.
bur 1histlewoOd Chosen Sergeant Major Of Third
Battalion and Will English is an Orderly.

OF the Egyptians.
Private VIII English has been APP
pointed an orderly at headquarters
The usual program was carried out
today, and the Fourth was not given
work in the rifle range Captain
Coon of company l.. of Olney was Of
| fcer OF the day and Lieutenant Rnt-
ledge of company of Vandala was
officer of the guard.
The report of the adjurant general
yesterday showed that the strength
OF the regiment was 700 men and 4S
officers. which is considered a good
showing
The squirrel shooters" entertained
large number OF visitors from south
ern Illinois at Camp Lincoln in the
afternoon and evening. The delega,
tons arrived on the early morning
trains and made their way to the
camp, where they spent the day as
guests of various companies They
Witnessed dress parade in the even
ing and returned home on late trains
The visitors were from Cairo. Tus-
cola Newton, Carbondale and other
towns which have companies In Col.
onel Tanners command. The weather
was pleasant and the strangers, many
for the first time. were made &C.
quainted with the routine work OF
camp life.
The Fourth will be the first regi.
ment to take their private equipment.
They will carry their own tents from
here and pitch them near the Inside
Inn, at the same place the West Point
cadets have been occupying. The 10
cation is one of the best on the ex.
position grounds for the reason that
il is surrounded by huge shade trees.
The other regiments have been To-
Gated in the boiling sun
For the first time in the history of
their encampment the Fourth regL
ment have no ladies with them. In
former years il has been sort OF a
custom with the officers Of the regi-
ment to have their wives with them.
There will he no special social
functions during the week other than
the regular governors day exercises.
Colonel Tanner stated yesterday that
the men were determined to do
great deal of hard work this week in
order TO make good showing at the
exposition. Most OF the drilling of the
week will be in extended order, rear
and advance guard, and other battle
formations. 1t is probable that there
will be some instruction in tent
pitching All the work will be a.
practical as possible
Yesterday morning was occupied in
che inspection by Colonel Walker
Fieldhouse. which began at 1880
o'clock A thorough inspection was
made of the tents and hospital, and
department.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-16
General Weather Conditions.

Within the last Sc hours showers
have occurred along the New Eng
land ana middle Atlantic coasts, in
Indiana. western North Carolina,
Tennessee, southeastern Texas, Iii.
nois, eastern Iowa, southeastern Kan
sas, and middle Nebraska
The temperatures yesterday morn.
ing as compared with those of Satur-
day range somewhat lower in the up.
per Ohio valley, in western Tonnes
see. southern and northern Illinois,
eastern Missouri and eastern South
Dakota, and somewhat higher in
western South Dakota and southern
Montana
Low pressure areas center off the
New England coast. in the upper lake
region. and in the extreme southwest
Areas of high barometer center in the
west Gulf states and on the north Pa
cific coast
Weather at St, Louis yesterday
morning. cloudy; temperature. 80 lie
grees; rainfall. O.1O of an inch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-16

Springfield Aug l5.-- (Special.)--
The Fourth regiment of infantry,
Illinois National Guard, known vari.
ously as the Egyptians and Squirrel
| Shooters" under the command of
Colonel J. Mack Tanner, are now
quartered at Camp Lincoln. The
Fourth comes 700 strong, and with
as fine a lot of men as ever entered
Camp Lincoln. A large number of
| the regiment is composed of men who
have been In the service for several
| years, and who are efficient In drill
| ing. The size OF The regiment is
nothing unusual it being the normal
size of the Fourth
The men spent most of the first
day fixing up the quarters for the
week of encampment. The first reg
ular drill of the day was the dress
afternoon the soldiers were at leisure
after preparing their tents for their
occupation.
Goodman's Decatur band. the regu-
lar Fourth regiment band is with this
regiment Ii is composed of Sc
pieces and is one of the best musical
organizations in the state outside of
Chicago. The band is we'll known
here. as it has played here every
year during the state fair, G. H,
Temple, is manager of the organiza.
ton and great deal of credit is due
him, for the high standard in which
this band is kept. Robert Walter is
the director. The first concert was
given last night. before large and
interested audience
The Fourth regiment will go to st.
Louis at the close of their encamp-
ment here Ii is probable that they
will take one of the largest regiments
that have thus far gone to the expo
sition. All of the men will go but
Company F. of Mt Vernon, The reg
iment have already made prepare
tions for their trip, and 1t Is assured
fact TO the number they will take. Re
fore coming here TO camp. they voted
on the trip in their separate com.
panies. Out or the 700 men now in
camp $50 will go
Col. Tanner has appointed Wilbur
Thistlewood of Company X. of Cairo,
to be sergeant major of the third bat
talon The officers pay very high
compliments TO the drill of Company
X. The company is drilling up with
the best in the regiment and the boys
are attracting great deal of atten
ton on account of their uniform size.
The company was formed about q
month ago and special attention was
made in making the company at
tractiye. Most of the men are of the
same size and their weight does not
vary ten pounds 10 man. This
makes remarkable showing and Is
highly complimentary to the ability
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-16
2S7-YEAR-OLD VIOLIN
Owned BY Former Cairoite-Made BY
Antonius Stradvari in
1717.

Mr., H. s. Parker, yardmaster for
the NJ X. and r. at Frankfort juno
ton, Mo-. formerly OF Cairo, was here
yesterday en- route home from Stone
fort ILL.,, where he had been to at
tend the funeral of his father, Lieut..
j. F. Parker, also a former resident OF
Cairo and well known here, who died
suddenly last Tuesday while en- route
to the Worlds fair from his home in
T'hebes. H., at the age of 6S wears.
Mr. Parker had in his possession a
violin which his father had at the
time of his death and for which he
once refused $4,000 The violin is
one of the famous Stradivari make
and is very fine instrument accord
ing TO statements of persons suppos-
ed TO understand the qualities of
this greatest of musical instruments.
To the ordinary observer there is
nothing unusual about the violin. II
is very light and the tail piece Is in
laid with a small pearl ornament.
There is nothing unusual, to the mex
perienced eye. about the neck or
body of the violin, but the fine points
are evident TO the connoiseur.
BY looking through the sound
holes In the instrument the following
inscription Is seen: "Antonius Stra-
divarius. Cremonerfis Faciebat Ammo
171T." II the instrument was made In
1917 IL fc NOW 9gz wears old Mr.
Parker says his father had the violin
for the past thirty years to his knowl-
edge
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-16
YOUNG BOY LOSES ARM
Twelve-Yesr-old Son Of Or. Lawrence
OF Willard Met With De-
plorsble Accident.

While out hunting yesterday after
room about O'Clock near his home.
Willard. H.. joseph Lawrence. the
I2-year-old son of DR.. J. W. Lawrence.
was seriously injured by the acct
dental discharge of a shot gun which
he was carrying.
The manner in which the accident
occurred could not be learned. but the
charge Of small shot entered the left
arm below the elbow SCATTERING the
bones and tearing the flesh badly.
The boy managed to get home and
was given temporary relief. but was
brought to Cairo Immediately and
placed in ST Mary's infirmary. Drs
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-16
MlLLERs ARE INDICTED.

Wickliffe. KY. Aug. 15.-At $3.50
o'clock this afternoon the grand jury
which has been in session here for
several days, returned twenty-eight
indictments
The two principal indictments and
the ones which caused the most in
terest when announced were those
against the two Miller boys, George
and J. II. Miller, who were held on
the charge of malicious cutting with
intent to kill J. II. Hendricks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-16

gon. awoke to brush the mosquitoes
and Precipitation away and to discover
that the mercury was bubbling near
the eighty.flve mark. Not so with the
residents who were compelled TO stay
in Cairo. The best the thermometer
could do In the early morning was to
register sixty.five and although the
mercury made a steady climb all d,i.
ring the day eighty.nye was the high,
est mark reached Then there was
always a breeze. not Il good. healthy
one. but enough TO make the atmos.
phere pleasant
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-16

An unsuitable boat is what |. S.
has made and, for which he will ask
a patent. A model boat which he
recently completed is said to work
satisfactorily and boat thirty-flve
feet long will be constructed as soon
as patent is received Mr. Baker
says the boat is fitted with revolv.
ing air chambers, filled with air,
which not only prevent the boat from
sinking but revolve Immediately up
or rough surface. thus throwing the
boat away from any obstruction.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-16

THE OHIO-From Evansville TO
Paducah, will remain nearly station.
airy during the next two or three days.
AT Cairo. will rise slightly during the
next l2 to "a hours, then nearly sta
tionary for a day or two
THE TENNESSEE - All Florence,
will continue falling All Johnson
vile, will commence to fall today.
THE MISSISSIPPI-Frow below
St. Louis to Chester, not much change
during the next "a hours. From be.
low Chester to Cairo will rise du.
ring the next II to "a hours
P. Fl. SMYTH
Local Forecas.er.