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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21

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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-11-01
Contesting Elections.

Any elector of the proper county
may contest the right of any person
declared duly elected to an office TO
be exercised, in and for such county;
and also any elector of precinct
may contest the right of any person
declared duly elected to any Office in
and for such precinct, for any Of the
following causes:
Cd For mal-conduct on the part
of the board of judges or any member
thereof.
(2) When the person whose right
to office is contested, was not, at the
time of election, eligible to such
Office.
60 When the person whose right
is contested shall have been previous
to such election convicted Of an in
famous crime, by any court OF COM
petent jurisdiction, such conviction
not having been reversed nor such
person relieved from the legal infamy
of such conviction.
(4) When the person whose right
is contested has given to any elector
or inspector, judge or clerk Of the
election, any bride or reward, or shall
have offered any such bride or reward
for the purpose of procuring his elec-
ton.
CD On account of illegal votes.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-11-01
REGARDING Bowen Seed Co.

Since the death of the pioneer seeds
man, e. J. Bowen, there have been
conflicting rumors as to changes al
fecting the three seed houses OF that
name operated in San Francisco, Port
land and Seattle. In an interview the
other day Mr.. Henry Schuett, manager
of the Seattle branch, informed rep
resentative of The Ranch that 1t has
been decided to maintain the houses
at Seattle and Frisco, and dispose OF
the one at Portland. The trade OF
the Pacific northwest will therefore
be handled hereafter from Seattle and
that of aClifornia and adjoining states
by the Frisco branch.
Mr.. Schuett, who has been with the
firm for fifteen years, and manager OF
the Seattle branch for the past twelve
years, will continue in that position.
Now that this new arrangement has
been made it is expected that the
business here will be pushed with
more enterprise than ever, making 1t
one of the really important seed firms
of the entire country
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-11-01

The best opportunities for small
farmers anywhere in western Washing
ton are in Kitsap county, according to
VIM. Brown, of Colby. 1t is almost as
convenient to Seattle as the eastern
shore of Lake Washington, where land
is now selling for from 5000 to $500
per acre. In the vicinity OF Colby,
unimproved land can be obtained for
$40 per acre, and such land when
cleared is especially adapted to small
fruits, orchards, chicken raising, etc.
The reason why that section has not
developed more rapidly is that its ad-
vantages have not been advertised.
Doubtless if the citizens would form
settlers association and engage In
little promotion work many new
settlers would be induced to locate.
Most people waste the opportunities
Of the present in waiting" for the
good time coming.
Better keep an eye on the good time
going; it will go fast enough and
won't be back your way again very
soon.
If indulgence in jealous, hateful
thoughts was only wasting time it
wouldn't be so bad, but it is wasting
vital energy and peace of mind.
If the selfish person only knew
enough he would try to think well
rather than ill even of his enemies.
Always buy your railroads early in
the morning.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-11-01

A liberal offer is being made by the Tele-
scope Company of Seattle, Wash, to boys
and girls looking for an easy way to make
spending money. few more boys and
girls are wanted and full particulars may
be had by sending a stamp to the Tele-
scope Company Hancock Bldg, Seattle,
Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-11-01
.EGAL NOTES
r. j. BORYER

This department is open to all the patrons
\ The Ranch. Inquiries on legal matters
Nh be answered free in these columns. If
3npy by letter is desired enclose a fee of
Iae Dollar to r. j. Boryer. care The Ranch.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-11-01
Who are Qualified Voters.

ALI male persons over the age of
d years, possessing the following
Publications, shall be entitled to vote
all elections:
SQ) All persons who at time of
4Option of constitution of this state
bat were qualified electors.
30 All other male persons over
se age of FL years, citizens of the
United States who have lived in the
%ate one year, and in the county
Ainety days, and in the city, town,
#ard or precinct 80 days Immediately
breeding the election at which they
afer to vote, who shall be able to read
amd speak the English language: Pro
vided, that Indians not taxed shall
never be allowed the elective fran
chise.
; CD No person shall be entitled to
vote at any election in any such city,
town or precinct who is not registered
according to the provisions OF the
law.
(4) No person shall be deemed
have gained or lost a residence by
reason of his presence or absence
while employed in the service OF the
United States, nor while engaged in
the navigation of waters of this state
or the United States or of the high
seas; nor while kept at any almshouse
or orphan asylum nor while confined
in any public prison, excepting when
serving out sentence in the
tertiary for an Infamous crime.
90 No person convicted of an in
famous crime, shall be entitled the
privilege of an elector. An Infamous
crime is one which is punishable by
death or Imprisonment in the pen.
tertiary.
co Absence from state on bust
ness shall not effect the question OF
residence, unless the right to vote has
been claimed or exercised elsewhere.
Challenges.
Any person Offering to vote may be
challenged as unqualified by the in
spector, or either of the judges or by
any legal voter
When any person Offering to vote
is challenged, it is the duty of judges
to declare to him the qualifications
of an elector and shall tender him the
oath to the effect that he will truly
answer following questions as to his
name, place of residence, how long
resided in precinct and county, where
his last place of residence was, also
as to his citizenship whether native
or naturalized citizen and if latter,
when, where and in what county he
was naturalized; whether he can read
and speak the English language.
If person shall refuse to take the
aforesaid oath, when so rendered, or
to answer any and all pertinent ques-
lions as to qualifications, his vote
shall be rejected; and if the board OF
judges are satisfied from answers
aforesaid, that such person is not a
legal voter, they shall reject his vote.
Should his vote not be rejected
and he insists upon voting he must
be sworn to the effect that he has
resided in state IL months preceding
election; in county 80 days, in pre-
cinct or ward 80 days, and not voted
this day.
If challenged for Infamous crime
and in the absence of any authenti-
Gated record of such fact, it may be
competent for two disinterested wit
nesses upon oath, to prove the same.
AS soon as polls are closed, the
Judges shall open the box and COM
mence counting the votes and in no
the room in which any election may
case shall the box be removed from
be held until the ballots are counted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
LIVE STOCK SHOW
A BIG SUCCESS
Closed Last Night With Spec
taeular Parade
ATTENDANCE 467,922
PABsT HORSES GOT FIVE GLUE
HiBBoNs-sfooo0o BUILDING
WILL eE BUILT FOR
NEXT YEAR.

bY tie Associated PRESS.
Gnieago. Dec. With a speetacn
lar parade Of elsyen six-hofse teams.
claimed @ be The largest ana finest
colleci'cn q b,oodel draft horses ever
saaan r 4 ring The international
Live stoes exposition of 1901 closed
onight
Fnbi,e interest du Rg tho shoa
csatefod larget IN ne unusually Gas
hogas exAioit and when ths nnai
awards We're announced. tle Pahat
entities headed the Est with ayo blue
ribbons the Armour entry being ea-
ond with two
IN iae l.gat ai& lish fouea Hgh:
pah heavy ellt AMI Eight carr unae
1850 and ovar ,500, Ter the Gawelss
cup. tle Pabst nirita w6ro an ano
the Aymogr can3ca teoE the
hoaosa IN tire Ga 81 fcr the tire
abrea and heavy ioal
General Manager Skinner ana0unc
ed the official anoaasncc for .aa
week 4G792a, almost i5o,ea ia oAc S.
u last year The expodtin diracsais
today Ceciaed 70 erect $loa)o0
10 be coMpie IN ine Tor
nest Years sloT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
SHOT EVERYBODY
IN THE BAKERY
Because lie CouIdn't Walk Home
With His Wife
AND KILLED POLICEMAN
TWO WOMEN SERIOUSLY SHOT
OFFICERS WHO TRIED TO Ar.
REST THE DEMON WERE
ALSO SHOT AT.
by the Associated Press.

Z /
Detroit Mica Dec . Enraged bc.
cause his wife, who Ii saing hlm ferH
divorce, 1rule'i u allow him ID al.
comnang Ter hone from work to.l
snisnt Louis iiazer drew i revolver
and began shooting 1T everyone iii tla
Ilakery whsre bis wife vas employed.
Mrs. Adoiph Schneider. wife IT Mn.
Haxer's employer was shot tnree
times Miss Tina Weber. siger of
Mrs Schneider vas shot once.
Within half an aouf after the wo.
men were shot Patrolman Peter Red.
mond, m attempting to arrest Haxer
wss shot through he chest and Hars.
Ney Trombley was SCOT IN the side.
when he ran 70 th wounded offieer,s
a sistaaee
Notwithstanding his wound. which
y Likely TO Prove atli, Redmond. as
sisted BY another altro man arrested
Ha@ef The oHlce:s having heard of
ihe slca.irs Al the bakery. entered
saloon ii seafeh If Haxer. He saw
them ilss and hgan shooting gfhmf
word Of warning. airs. Haxer avea
herself ny dropping behind the bak-
cry counter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
HOW TO RAISE
zine CORN Ce''0P
PROF. HOLDEN WILL USE spE~E
clAL TRAIN GOING ovER
IOWA TO SPREAD THE COS
PEI or BETTER SEED.
BY the Associated Press.

ny tAe Associated Press.
Chicago, Dee. 3 Railroad comma.
nies, The Iowa State Agricultural col-
lego and the Iowa Grain Dealers as
sociaiion will cooperate in spreading
The gospel Of improved seed corn and
increased yields in Iowa during the
coming winter and spring.
Prot Holden Of the Iowa State Az.
rieulufal college. and Secretary
Wells, Of tie Iowa Grain Dealers
association have spent several DAYS
in Chicago duIing the past week con-
iultin6 with railroad officials in re-
iard 70 arrangements for special
rains 20 be run over different lines.
topping at every station. thus giving
opportunity for Prof Holden TO bo
'eard by practically all the farmers
n Iowa
He will emphasize the imDortance
)f putting the proper number of ke~.
leis in every hill cf corn in Iowa and
moving that every kernel viii not
lnly grow but produce a vigorous
stalk and good ear of corn. The
greatest cause Of low yield in the
corn belt is poor stand Of corn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
SEPARATION Of
CHURCHANDSTATE
French Statesman Wants to Pat
tern iiier America
PREVAILING SENTIMENT
LEADING CLERICAL PAPER AL.
VocATEs PASSAGE or REso.
LuTl1N BY pEPu.TiEs TO
THAT EFFECT.

Paa nee Cardinal pereaud
tAo f5i9mast nguro b the Frenca kl
erarchy and member d the French
academy. has Written q icttor rsnc.
~ approving ta American style of
iAe inie. ldpEce ol churaa an. alle
ana Indicating that lao American ys
tam cifers q basis sr tha rcorgeuil
alton ot tha I'rcnc6 system when tha
fol haamips rePeraticn cf church aad
staie ln France D accompl Acd
This Is no prevailing view III tac
a'gaest clerical circles which aaye
hoen attracted 10 tho Amelicen sys.
en- by tie Abbey Klein rec9at book
dciioaled 10 President Roosevelt in
which tie advantages of the Ameri
can sys'sm are coatrasted Wih tap
Disadvantage OF the French system
Z LUhiyera the principal cia.lca Or
gan, advocates Tie INTRODUCTION uf
resolution IN tfo chamhpr Of dapu
ties providing tlat ire rgtuyp reia-
tions OF caurch ana s.ate shall he ha
samo as tEosc existing in ua Gauod
States
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
WHAT S MATTER
WITH GERMANY
Used Six Million Fewer Bottles
Of Champagne in Six Months
ALMOST QUIT SMOKING
EIGHT MILLION FEWER CIGARS
USED, BUT INCREASE IN
CONSUMPTION or sPiR.
IT'S WAS So, ,so0,o eco.
By the Associated press.

Berlin Dec. Silk million foweF
botllea Of champaena were draaE ii
Germany during the first six months
Of the fiscal year and eigat million
fc~er cigars nokad. AZ appears from
the iigures which Minhter Won stem
sci submitted TO the Reichstag tolay.
Wine AMI tobacco revenue shows a
faEling off of sa75 900, while tha uau cf
spirits increased. "a Is evident from
the $2500.001 addition 10 revenues
from disilling
D,eeu Sins the sitgajon Won stem
gel declares 3 loan ef s78,250. 600 .nuss
be raised of which Sl2250000 is IN
cona equence of the regreuablo canii-
tions in German Southwest Africa
and sllG25,900 mus be applied to re-
armaments for the navy
Referring to The iHereaaing esp4n-
iitura for military sensicns which
have already consumed $4,000 noa
he principal Of the capital ct aside
Years ago with The intention Of dc.
voting only The interest for the assist
aneo Of veterans, steagel remarked
that tao present rae Of oxpandlura
viii consuni the whole capital by 1910
lie adaea' WHAT calamity viii come
over she imperial finances when in
1910 the treasury must suddenly un
dcrtake the entire pension aNpandi-
tire cannct We forcseen. Beyond 1905
see very sioomy Prospects
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
PRsoirENr touoRs JACKSON.
WjH Make csdet Of Confederate
Ccaeral's Grandso 4.

N-a5hirg.on Dec. Announce
% NJ so made today tdat taa presi-
! eut Bal 5ae'si 10 eaaaf,t e. gran
ron OF Gen. stonewall Jackaon a ca.
dc, to ths United States military
acai.my from which his gelalfather
raa lre Uaied in 1876
Representative Livingston of Geor-
gis. wao called on the president. was
afcrn5d by him taat be would aB-
'Ort tfp volIg NAL whn is san
OF daughter Of StoncwaH Jackson.
ANA named Stone wall Jackson Chris
tian His father. tie lalc Within
Christian. vas an asst tens Dassenger
agcnt o. che sealoard Air line Yoare
Christian is now a stnI.n az The
Georgia military academy.
The president explained 5aat he
was glad to appoint q g ands5n OF the
Confederate cdieflaiB. whose m mory
he honored. AMI he expire sed The
hope that the boy woulI exhibit tho
military genius OF his grandfather.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
DsmagiHg Evidence Against Col.
0rado Democrats
DEVELOPED AT DENVER
RETURNS FROM ONE PRECINCT
SHOWED t2o MORE DEMO.
CRATIC VOTES THAN
COULD DE FOUND
lN THE BALLOT
COX.

Z a
nenvar ra1 naa -
.., '' s''nS s''S
'e''i' ''''''s WefF thlae ~ me sii-
Rfesae court leaay II the trial oi the
SiS elect On cfnelala 81 ward i. pre.
leiuct ? who are Charged Nlth ccn-
tempt
Gac.gc King. handwriting expert
ala tna, 81 Of fhe ballots h the box
had been written hy ten different
}ciscns. The highest nun. ber written
b. one person was nineteen NJ law.
81 $50. Five 4 y lSliean b,liets wcra
i.tten 10 ana nersc, T .4,... =,
which the exper noad j qirtlag.
Is Of hlaiwrltrc wa~a Democratic
Two kilia of lnk were ss,a IN ,yrit.
ug The laGcts. he SANS
Il is ID en ral leser ,on, j..
oaeg8 who havc foliowe tho con.
9mFt pqoeee linea clasch. taat M
esult of tec discov fes naqo ~ t,..
olIt will fe 10 r,.no ~ l,.1.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
w. c. T. U. WILL Defend
ANTtcANTEEN LAM
BY the Asshc.ate1 press-

BY the Associated Press.
Philadelphia Dee 3.-Tde National
Womaas CmisFian Temperance un.
ion today closed its annual conyen.
lion after raadirming its faith N the
benehcenco OF tle anti-eantean Jaw
ana pleisi3g itself TO defend the mea.
sure against al effort o have il re-.
pealed i also adopt a resolution
declaring readiness to cooperate
with labor unions IN their edgrs ID
promote temperance among the mom-
bers Of thcae organizations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
Latter Were S ippsd Up on
While Sound Asleep
EIGHT GUNS CAPTURED
RUSSIANS HAD NO LOSSES, JAPs
IS KILLED AND AS MANY
MORE WOUNDED - LAT.
TER RETREAT ANo
ARE PURSUED.
BY tho Associated Press.

T
Mukden, Dec AL day Friday
Rinsian aego guns bombarlod the
villages occupied gy ne Japanese
east II the railroad ana carry This
morning west of The railroad ihe don
cossacks routed the japanese south Of
Lidiaioan and captarei eight guns.
Ta.s action Is described as follows
Tbe order was given o depart al two
In the morning and an Inc men al.
vancad with extreme caution some
tines crawling seme tmes running
They divided AID attacked the Japan.
ese posiu9n from two slider The
japanese were sound asleep and dia
not aavo even timp 10 raise q cry be
tuia an was over
"a gam we adgancaa ana oon saw
before ra the outliaes Of ba terry
An tiip JaeaE 81 were aslaep excab
the fcellrss We circiey lh haterS
and attacked from ts5paf 1se
Japanese rushed haff dt'sss from
their t5ns only 10 he recaiyei By
spears and hayonats The flga lat
ed only Few minutes Wden tle
whole camp broke and fed in wild
panic leaving q CHI guns Ia our p0
session We had no losses and only
ono man slightly wounded The Zap
ancsc left AZ ieast Is and probably
anese logi At least dead and prob
ably as many more were wounded
RennenlsamDH's Cos aoks are still
in pursuit. Of the lapanesa and have I
driven tAa1a out of lnsago adzy anG
0npiaaunigan taking mang prisoners
ami n.lea
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
KILLED WHILE
DISCHARGING DUTY
CHICAGO CONSTABLE, WHILE
TRYING TO MOVE SLOT MA
CHINE FROM SALOON, SHOT
DOWN m HIS TRACKS.
py .he Assoeiated Press.


Chicago. Dee. 3.-JUlus + B,eder
man. "a constable. was shot aad killeS
mis- afternoon wAile attempting to re
move 2 Slot machine from sa.oor
sept by George Drummer at WesterT
avenue ana james street Bic herman
went 10 he saloon, saying he had au
thCrity from Justice Hurley 30 remove
the machine and was dragging it IRON
jas place when ne was attacked by
three men, two Of shom are sa.l t.
Aayc worn eonstabla's stars. Several
sho S were fred, Biederman being
tle FIRST TO use the weapon, Tae po
ice arrested three men whom theJ
accuse OF being those VINO attacked
Biedcrnan but who decline to siye
their names
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
A S5,00O,0OO
NOTE BOBS UP
CLEVELAND MAN HOLDS ATTEST
SAVING THAT lE rAS sEcU.
ffstTiE rD ESFss Y ALA Oh N.gs azsS
LONGING TO MRS. CilADWI

bY tne Associated Press.
Clevc and, O.. Dee ain prcoaod.
ing brought about hy the suit OF
Newton ag1irs Mrs Chadwick d re
2over a large loan frequent mention
mas been made Of an attest lor S..
0e0o3o, Today copy Of the alleged
atjs { was prntd II IS dated Cloya
laE1, May % ls)2 In IL ha Reyn.
2laa csrtidcs that he has in HIS pos.
session "hve million doiiar3 Cs-5,00O
9oal in secun les belonging 10 Cassie
l., Chadwick and that neithcr myself
nor Wade PaIk bank nor aay other
person las any claim upon the same
i}eynoli is ight refused to af
FIRM or deny tle authenticity OF Jhis
note
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
COLORADO STRIKE WILL GO ON
IF PEABODY is COUNTED In
But if Adams is Given the GOvernorship it
Will End the Next Week.

given another term. it is said. The str
Ike viii NOT be called off. although
leading fedelahonists here admit Il
at the fight has been lost
II is Also learned from the samo
source that the strike world have
been called off three days after the
election had not Peabody announced
that he would contest Adams elect
ion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
PAnA,dA AGREEMENT.
Mn Be Made Public BY Secretary
TAFT Monday.
By lho Assoelated pros..

By tho Associated Press.
Panama, Dee 3. Approval was re
eeived from Washington tai after
noon by Secretary Tdlt 10 concuIr
the agreement reached By him and
be officials OF the Panama govern
ment looking 20 the settlement of the
dispute regarding the government oi
the canal zone The text of ,ha agree.
nant viii be maze public Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
HEAVY FIRING
is IN PROGRESS
At ZEIGLER
sY TrE AesocIArEp PREas.

= 9 ~ II 9 = FNLo
ZElGLEE. Ill, DEC. 3.-TWO
DISTINCT ATTACKS WERE MADE
ON TIE GoRDEN BLOCK HOUSE.
SITUATED EALF WAY BETWEEN
THE PUMPING STATION AND THE
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING OF
TIE COAL COMPANY. ONE AT
TACK WAS AT 7 O'CLOCK, THE
SECOND BEGAN AT 1925 AND AT
n WAS STILL ON. BRISK FIRING
FROM TIE oUT5lDE is ANSWER.
Sd BY SOLDIERS AND RAPID FIRE
Guns.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
TRAIN WRECK INJURIES $50
PASSENGERS 80 BADLY HURT
Pullman Car Full of People Roll d Off Bridge
Into Creek.


Bv the Associated Press
Holden. Mo- Dec 3.-Hg ou-i p
lciiic paraCnger trAn 30. p weg.-
Bound. from 81. Louis to Kansas City.
was wrecked Two miles east OF here.
resulting in tae injury ef abca l50 p
ass 7nEers. eighty OF whom were sers
ously burt. The accident was caased
by broken rail which rroieste :
from the track. catc5ins the H-t ea
ach. throwing il from tbe fsack down
q sHents-leoT eD5ans ment ana caas
ing the altman ana diner 10 follow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
YACHT ASSOCIATIONS.
Meet at Detroit and Hold Business
Sessions and Have Banquet.

By the Associated Press.
DeIcit, Mich. Dec 3.-The annual
meetings OF the lnterLake Yachting
association and Yacht Racing union
we're held here today. Business ses-
sions were held during the day and
tonight. but the annual meetings par
ticipate3 in a banquet
The Yacht Racing union elected
Thomas b. Pritchard Of Rochester n.
T.. chairman: J. d. Rutherford. To
Ionto. secretary.
The lnterLake association electe1:
Commodore George II. Wort aington
secretary and treasurer-Warren j..
Erodie. Cleveland
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
l4EMENWAY SAYS ALL
CANDIDATES HAVE WlTAoRAWN
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Washington. Dee REPRESENTA-.
tive James A. Henenway Of Indiana.
chairman Of the house committee on
appropriations. t-lasraDhed Speak r
Cannon today tina, all candidates fer
Senator Fairbanks' seat in Indiana
had withdraw. leaving him lHemen-
%ay) a clear ae,d in the Republican
csucrs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04

TIE broken rail was ca s. hrsds
ard ihe rear Ptii.Ren rolled Of ths
bridge INTO the creek haloa aad The
pass myers insile were al seIieassy
injured. Two ladies' imprisoned ia Is
Is ca were taken eaf s. tie ten aftsr
holes hEl heen made vish axes. Th
engine. Two baegsss cas- aaa rs
mail ear PASSED tue hfilse sa sAfels.
and remained % lAe fsek. buf All
the reaainasf s 8s M KS s-.s
sled
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
GEN. MILES ACCEPTS.

lv tho Associated Press.
Brockton. Mass, Dec. s.-Lieut.
General Nelson A. Niles has accept
ID the appointment as adiutant gen
aral on jhe staff Of GoY.-elect William
+. Douglas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-04
DEMOCRAT GETS INJUNCTION
gy the ARsnciafpd Press

Pueblo, Col, Dec. 3-John a. Mar.
in, Democratic candidate for state
senator from this city today secured
an Injunction restraining Governor
Peabody and other member Of the
state canvassing board from accept,
ng the certificate of election issued to
IT, G. Mccarthy Republican. by Conn
iy Clerk Fairfax and Justice Mcvu
lip, members Of The county canvassin
board