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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
"LoRpv eARRlNeroN TO HANG.

"EURD ".BARRING ON,TU Hang.
st. Louis, Apr BIS Sentence of death
was Saturday passed upon lord Fred
erick Seymour Darlington in the circuit
court at Claytons He was recently con-
victed Of having killed James P. McCann,
his benefactor. Judge McElhinny granted
q stay Of execution until after July %.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25

~. sToRk VISITS HEARsTs.
Washington, April ga son was born
Saturday night to Representative and
Mrs. William Randolph Hearst.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
KING GOES 70 IRELAND.

London, April 25.-King Edward. Queen
Alexandra, the Princess Victoria and
their suites started to-day on their visit
to Ireland.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
What Do You ! u Want
Rubber Heels For !?

There are many reasons, among
which are:
The springy. elastic step Of
youth, Refinement, Economy.
There are different kinds of
heels-those made Of live. new
rubber as it comes from the trees,
that are resilient, healthful and
economical to the wearer-the
Rubber in them costs big money,
especially now when rubber Is
high.
There are many others-imita-
lions made Of Reclaimed Rubber,
that is. Rubber that has been used
before In old boots and shoes, has
been chemically treated and used
oyer again; it is lifeless, fragile,
dead. It costs II cents pound,
They won't wear, nor have they
the spring.
When you order Rubber heels
specify O'SCLLIVAN'S and get
heels made OF -Dollar-a-pound Rub
Der. That describes O'sullivan's.
All dealers, 80 cents, attached.
II your dealer can't supply you send
50 cents for sample to O'Sullivan RUB
Der Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
THE UNIVERSITY
HOT FIGHT OYER DAILY
CAMPAIGN FOR MANAGER AND
MANAGING EDITOR OF UNI
VERSITY PAPER GROWS EXCIT-
: .

The contest for control Of the Min
nesota Daily, the university news
paper, is close and exciting. The
election will be held next Monday.
The books were closed against further
sale or transfer of stock at noon to-
| office was the scene Of some strenuous
electioneering by the various candi-
dates.
The Daily is published by stock
company, incorporated under the
state laws, and the managing editor
and business manager are elected an
nually by the stockholders from nomi-
rectors. The nominees are: For
business manager, E. =. Noyes,
H. 3. Ruble and J. A. Layne;
for managing editor, John Holm. c..
L. Gilman and NJ. w. Halloran.
Now that the books are closed and
all possibility of manipulating the
stock is at an end, the contest will be
carried to the stockholders.
The bulletins for the twelfth annual
summer schools, June 20 to July 20,
are ready. Registration will close
June %.
Dr.. D. Z. Kiehle will conduct the
school and Professor George F.
James will be his assistant. The
corps of instructors is drawn largely
from the faculty, but the work in
methods and special graded school
branches is in the hands Of teachers
from the high and normal schools of
the state.
| A few freshman caps were seen.son
the campus this morning, but the
lsophomores made no demonstration.
The caps belonged to mining and en-
| cheering freshmen
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-09

Christmas Handkerchief We have an extensive
INA ana here YOU win and some very suitable
nresents. Mems Women's and Children's good
nlain and initial handkerchiefs, with white Or
colored borders at &C.
Lace edged and embroidered Handkercnieis 10
dozens Of different effects, line values az Aoc.
Beautiful embroidered hemstitched hanuKer-
ebjefs liandworked initials Or plain, loo and Zoe.
Fine all-linen handkerchefs, hemsttched, ex-
ira qualities plain ard initial. 35c to Soc.
zine Gold.headed Umbrellas, $3.50 70 $1,000.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-09

Ladies Fur Scarfs, good quality, brown and
black coloFs, cefd and tails good length, 500
Eur Scarfs, fine grade, brown sable color and
black Belgian fur, cord and tails, extra long, 500
we also have nice line OF ehild's sets, the very
thing for presents for the little ones, SlOO and uF
Rugs-Good body Brussels Rugs, 27x62, nice pat
terms, fine values, &l.25.
Other Rugs in Smyrna, Brussels Velvet and
Administer, all sizes and patterns, at very low
prices Very appropriate Chriftmas presents.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-09
Special Prices IN All Departments for Is Days
Great Reduction IN New Millinery.

Special Prices on all Millinery.
Rather than carry over, we'll make
sacrifice.
30 Fine Paris and New York Pattern
Hats; choice Of $40 and s25 goods 81. 30
Choice Of any $40 or SIS Hats only $500
Choice of any IS or 81 Hats, only 81. TO
Choice Of any Street Hat in Store. csc
Prices reduced on all Children Caps.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-09
Special Prices IN All Departments fol IS Days
Big Stores Staple Bargain Counter.

1000 yards best Sea Island Domestic,
the re kind, Observation-Disclosures. &c
$500 yards Apron Check Bingham. the
DC KIND, al. &C
1000 yards best Feather Tick, the 2O-c
kiuus Ab..a.i.s.. ..... ......... LOG
1000 yds Cotton Flannel, 10-c kind, SIC
500 large Counterpanes, $3.50 kind .$1.00
500 prs Lace Curtains, 81. 30 kind .$1.0O
1000 prs. Ladies' Fleece lined Hose.
the Is kind Observation-Disclosures. 15c
5000 yds. aI-silk Ribbons at Special
Christmas Prices.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-09
SIS. 90 DOLL. FREE.

On December oath at pm, if the lucky number
is presented, will present to one Of our custom
fine $25 imported Doll, beautifully dressed by our
dressmakers in the latest style. You may be the
one. With each rs cents purchased in the toy de-
partment You receive a coupon ticket giving you
chance. The contest closes at pm. on Dec "a, SO
come and bring your coupons You will receive
"a. See our Special Toy Opening Proposition.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-09
Special Values in Shoes.

Every brand every article In this department is the
standard Of excellence In Its particular class For Christ
presents have fine stock OF Ladies' Felt and Fan
cy Zephyr Juets also nice line OF Mems and WOmens
plain and fancy Kid House Slippers.
Ladies' latest style common shoes worth q 90 at
at 1896; Misses stylish, well built school Shoes worth
81 25 81 65; Mems well made wearing lace shoes
worth $3.50, at S275.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10

iino piele Oeuti6e 6ormer aus DEM
8eiten uno Dem Noroweiten, welde
Die 3eit Dor sen 6elOar6eiten benut-
gen, INN iid Die o6air" ar5uicben.
IS lit bobit ipoBig, Die @eiidtcr Ell
mes iolden 6ormerpaares 81 boob
o6ten, ncnn iie a1tf Dem gusiteI-
lungsplabe in irgerlO einem 2ofale
Elm &GIebr0o6en, cine 6Goi6c Bier
fir Seoe5 uno Damn and nod cine
Gigarrc fir ben &ater beItellt bobcn.
uno Der aellner perIougt 80 Gents
nufitr. 9cioen nlten 2euten fGbrt scr
G6refen iidti6 10 in Die @lieoer,
0nB iic 5citpeilig itiQiibcn uno an
it6 ielbit Elm glrteS 8iIo6en MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10

merfen lire Sd,ntten borolts," mo
mgnn Die Soponcr nit Oerielben
Gnerqie, itroteQiiden @riinOIi6feit
uno bcroii6eu GGpferfeit O~orgeben,
mic biSber, Damn oiirfte oos @nOe
Oes arie9ca Ooh ilidt mcbr in 10 mei-
ter 6ernc icin.
0ettidlono'S decentralization,
ole @irrcrl 6ronfreid'S 9lll,
turfompf, Der moroftoniide &lios
OeI-DtuOOcl II. /. N. iinO nod INNER
nidt gei6li6tct, ober our6 Den IGrs
menben &ricgstlmulIt ert0nten sur
gbmedalrng audi frcubig d. mcbmii.
tbige So05eitagIoGen aus @munoen
IN SbcrsO eitrejh, mo Y~rin5eiIilt
&leronoro, Die 5lpeite GodDtcr oe&
Ser5oQ8 bon Cumberland, ii6 nit
Dem @roB6er5og 6rieorid 6ron5
Don WedIenburg 9 Sdnucriu Der
md6Ite; freltoige, neil Oas iungc
gaar eilcn cdtcn 8lln0 Der 2iebc
gcidIoiien Scr obne politiihen Beige
i6mof lit, bot bod Die 8rollt einc
aoiierfrone oltagci6logerL nm Dem
Otam ibrer @oGl Die @onO SIT rel.
den; mebmiitbig, neil MIR Elm. paor
Gage uor Der GroIung Die S6.idb,
rige @roBmltter DER @rollt, bic che
moliQe aoniqin Mtoric bon @onno.
Der, ooS 3eitlidc ieGnctc; mitbin bic
&o65eitsqloden nod ocn leiien @i'
oerbaa bonn @rab9elGute botten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Ndnncru uub sSraneu.

gIutbergtftune eebeiIt in 40 bis 60 SaaeH.
Geihipiire, neu ooer alt, in 10 bis 10 2aeen.
SerIuit ber Rannbarfeit. Drains" fofort Gin.
bait eeiban. Gieren' uno SIaienIeioen. Striftur
II. I. 10. Surh lnfer bor3iiglides Gbftem 90
rantiren mir dnberit f6neae unb peru1anente
aureu. Snmer5bafter ooer berbiroertet Wieit'
i~iriiniiou ioturt abaeboIfen. Ghreiben Gle ODER
~fpreben Gle Dor. Gatb utb GonfuItatior fret.
gSir iuriren siisT6Iae, obne fiir bic SeiIune 5u
Operationet gu fdreiten. 8enn anbere sIersts
feblfhIueen, maht bet ms einen Serfn9. Or,
pbiIip's MebieaI Snftiiute, SIR. 1887, 6i.
sratt. strahe. 9eutf6 fpirb eeiprodin.
Grail ,3&G. 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
8cfamntma dnnaen
Gnnkamts.S cpnrtt nent.
annapolis, .. SUM 1904.
Bic 1tfeutlide GebaHoe ,Anlcibe."

Ser untcrBeihuete @ouberuclir, 9ontrolent
uno Schukmeiner ocs Staates mdrDldHo tpcrs
Den, laut zines @efeecs Der Staai5sSeebgeoiIlg
eon Ysar0l9no BON igOt S'aSite. - amgs,
neBnen.
J.. Suli 1904 an odtirt meroelL 3lllel pom
penaHnten SGtlim 5lr Jtute opu hrei lliio einerI
bnlben Qro3eut per 9ltlnlirI irdgel 6aDludr
balbtnbrli6 an eriteu IuBe oes sui uHo Nas
mar etrles tebe1t e~tit6elIlet Sa9res, ulo ouG
&apitnl miro nab bent eriten 1aGe pes Sllt
IN Sabre 1914 nab Nfltc5en pcs Siaaies eur
lo2bar letr, lt1o bic qdn8e Shulo MIRO an
erltcIl 4nge beg Suli 1919 5ablhGr lem, Sie
SDulo III bon CHATS, County INN Walhl5lpuls
geiteuerung betreil lno miro III Der 6ornI oolt
Sonos mt aHeebdnoteH Coupons ausgegeOeh
Qefagte 9~Ineebote miHen nm ODER Dor t2
u1r. DtttingS am eriteu Suge oes Sill 1904
berltegelt bel oem S9ubnleiitcr oc5 Stdatcs tE
Anrnpolts. eireereiht iueroeH mn ntiiiien dlt
oer gttldlelte pes unlihInas NIT Bropuial5 lot
the Ylblic 9utlotHa YodI" i~toofiirt ieiIt. Seoclr
Dem Nngebpt init cinem bcgluubtgten Gbed pom
5ebn Brp5ent ocs Setragcs clues iolbeH 9lrpcs
bots begleitet tetlt, utto btelcibeU iueroe1 nm
~ llbr Wittaas. I. Suli 1904. I'M giireait oes
Staatsfbabmciiters iH Der Stdot IuHupUlis Int
@egeulpGrt Der un"tcr5eidncten geoffnet lperoen.
RAD Der Getlnulia FOLDER Augebotc m0qen
70 biele befngter SbulozGeriitttate. ais fir iuels
dc Iugebpte qeitellt iuuroeu, ieoOdn MD. iber
Den GetraB, tur lueldet Ntgebote a%etorocrt
iulroeu, bonn beidgtcn @oltbernellr, S6dbnuuss
SDntrollr llro Shubneiiter nocr eiucr W}aiorts
lat o~erielben an ben bohiicn neruntlportltben
Dieter Ooer Yieterlt qeaelI g1nr 5ueribetlt
neroctt, uro Utrn 5iuei ODER nebr Steter bnSa
ieIbe glngebut ltcllGn, melde Inocpote ole
b06itcn Itno, NH menn her 70 bon n%cniclheU
b66itcu Recommendation @ictcru fu6ffribirte
9etrug b6ber. ais ocr GAME &etra9 Bet Sum
Gerfauf angebotcnen SfuIoa9cCttfitntc 1T.
Cam mOqCn ioldbe SdIlhs Gcrtttttdte al ioldeit
b66iten 6erantportli6eH 9icter. Der einen glets
hei 8reiS nnbietet. in Dem ESerbdItHib 5lerz
thcilt peroen. in luel6em Der bon Seoent getors
berie Retrug 3u Dem Gar3cn 8etruQe Der 5illu
8crfnuf nuSqcbotenen GbulosGertiiifnte itebt.
9ein 9lHqebot inter Bari ooer fiir elmer
9rubt6eiI bon $1,000 miro cHtgegen QcrIonls
men.
Sas Reht miro norbe6nIten, ieoeS uuo aue
gn0c6ute 6uritd f%urpCifen.
Gom IN Naritclo, ,
@ouberneur.
@nroun Z. Ntfiuinn,
Observation-Disclosures
MlurruH GanoiUcr,
Ghabmeiiter.
Q5s,60,5T7249,Stl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Mfnnnir antie @rnhlmnn.

IS fiarb am 5. SUM 1904 Winsgic antic
SruBlmau, GcIiebte Iodter bon NIfreo j., mo
5rc6crtcG 8rl6lman.
Jiube fuuft. Oh iIeiner @n9el,
Sede Sid Die @roe leidt,
III e~Hlgiuait ocr ySeIt bou midngel
llno bait frilb Seiu 3iel erret6t.
Sic geeroiGuua filbet bcute, ytudmitlngs .
llbr, bon gfr. 1890. g~afersStra6e, aus iidtt.
&eripnnote uno 6reunoe iillo a6tIngsuou elrI.
%gelabeu. o~erielben bei3uluobuen. U62)
(Gincinnattcr Settnl9en luouen 9e1I. CO.
piTeu)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
2un0ua.Sarf sGemctcra.

geue Sefttoueu ftnO lett 5ur 9eitbtigura ber'
geri6tet. 8iele nisgetuablte Cots. Der Gus
pcriHteuoent oes Grlinoes mo gooens iptro ieoe
geiuiinibte g~tusfunft e%rtbeiIen. 9aS Greulatos
RUM ite9t tielid 6ur Snfpeftion often. &eeen
gtdberpm ipenoc man itb an ben superintendent
tDga.etraRe. CAprtl5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
9epartement fiir 1ficntlfdle 9auteH.

Sevartemcnt fir 6ficntlffc GnuteH.
subsS epartCmcnt Ocs staots5 narntcurS.
0uItt nj e, Den Z. Sl1lt 1904.
ON 9ac, bic cs nuacbt!
IS miro bieronrb an ole BETTER bon StQcils
tblT Nh 8uDiousStrnbe bon Der J%ioroieite oer
5apetiesStrube bis 6ur Siloietc Der Gomonbz
iorselpenue, bierourb beidHnt qegebcu, oaB bcr
StaotsSnQeuicur bic acknowledging fiir bic
gtoeuirung uuo 4tlaitcring Der beiu0teIt
Strabe, laut ben Eorlhriitcn Der AM %. gtns
bender 1908 beitdtigteu &erorbnuHg 9{r. %.
fertiq geiteut bat.
Sie auf biefen Sau be5iiqli6en @npierc itno
in oicfent 9itreau uufbepubrt, uno Der Stuota
SHqenteur miro am 20. sunni 1904 in ieincru
giircau, 5luifhcn ben StlnoeH BON ~ lbr Nit
tags bis = ubr gtunmittae5, irgcllo ipelbe
,portIihe ODER i6rtftli1e 9lngdber. Die bon
intcrefIirteH Barteicn geutd1t !pcrocn lTtBer.
in 9ctra6t 6ie6eIl.
.. Z. Senoall,
CuHi0, 10, tG.tO Gtaots SHecnicir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Su6n Scrmia G. Su6u,

2eiden6citnttcr nno Gin6alinmirer.
Ir. 20OS. Srlenus.str Wib. Gel: Niuofur 25I.
3iueiggeiddft gir. 524, perl. @1iterltsIneHue,
6iqblanotuwu, gultiutpre. WiurbIano Gelepbou:
@tnofor 90. 2utihen pCrocu a%eIieiert iiir
Sod8etteu, llnierbnItungen nm anocrc @ele'
Aenbeiten. (Seb14 ,1N,l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
TMr 9anten.

9as Geleetic-S amen-S djncioerigitcm
1T letht 5u ieruen, foftet febr uenia urb III
cine quite Grfparnib. fir Sie bel Der anfertiaune
Sbrer GIeioer. Die lS6uIe 1T iest %ae1ffnef.
Weeen Eeoingunaen ipenbe mau f6 on
Wn. SubcrS. sr. 2t2. Horoegbartes<Strate,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Mnric @encpepn Geniina.

IS itarb qcftern 9tbeno I'll llbr Wlurie Sc
nenena Reuiing, geb. SalIbqbcr. 9eItebte Satin
in i6rer g8rbHuig, Nr. 326, SitsE liuer's trahc.
sic muroc am 7. Sitober 1865 in 6otttnaen.
0aoeiL oeborcr. Sic Vecroiql1g tlroet Srets
tag, Wiorgens nm . llbr, bon oer bL, Srloicrs
STRIDE ans itltt. UGl-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Baltimore Gcmetcrg.

gnrenH: Tr. 344, 3Drb. 91ar(es's trnRe.
8eprdbntBpldbc 8lm 8eriauf - bon $25 an
nit WiarinorptoiteH abgegre16t, S3b Ylnb
fit bier 8rdber. CSaH1S,fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Baltimore Sramsfer Gp.

1runt., nahe gas.strate.
bot ibre gusftattine UNI nlebrere Subrtperfe
lWuns) berar6Bert unb 1T tebt i'm Stdnoe,
M0beI bon Saus bu 9auS 8u bcforoerH uno fit
Die sIuibepnbrmne ooer Serfeloung sn bsrs
paden. 9rolnpte uus suoeridiiiee Rebienlna
tuiro 'uaeli6ert. (62-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
SubcsfGGe.

gtm g. sunni in 1amburq, 9euiiblano. gin,
guftn Ngreus, IS Sabre alt.
9lm 3. SUM- 6barlcs ". 2iut i'm SO. Sabre
ieinca Qehera.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Surocrun9s > Nugehntc.
Sepurtcmeut fir tficntlifc Sonten.

SubsS cpnrtcmett ocs Stnot Sh9rntcnre'
lin Ginrcitbuna ~icparatcr beriieGcIicr 5orocs
rungss9lnpebote, nit Der @lnii6riit ,9SropofalS
for 5rcatfo 4lnnl aHo gdoing 0lodS. " fir nus
gemeine 3lpede i'm StuotsS HgeHielrss Separtes
crfudt. unb iperocn h%teielbcn inter ber @Orcfe
hcs r9lonro OF gtuaroS. care Of 8arr1 ). 5000
Der, Rcgiitcr. GitDsSnu, Baltimore" bis 5tlr1
10. SUM 1904, Sormittags IL u9r, ent9e8cH
ge1orllIlell.
Sin bcglalibiQter Coed, in Sbbe oes in ben
Spc1ififutioRcH ungcGebsttcu Nctragcs, al Ors
1cjuoeil, mus iebcm ~9tneebot ~beigeiiigt icin.
Spc3iiiiatiolen lllb 9lngcbots ? 6orilllllnre
i6nncn uuf @rfltbcn in oifem 8ircau entgcs
gen %gellontmell Ucrocr. glgebote tnr leoe
~ciu5eIne grt Der o6eu tpe5ift3irtcn NtaiertnItclt
tperbcn nnpeuontmctt. falls DER yt9ebotiteler
niht aue Die g%euitnfften DlaterinIten lietert
lam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10

@rrIiegeltc 1uroeruugs.Nuaebutc nit Der
9mfibrift .Eroppidls for 9pul Glo gSpoo "neries
ben uno an het a@ouro OF glparos" Der Siaot
Baltimore u~orciiirt, merben bis Wtittlpob, ben
10. Stunt 1904, %ormittngs II tlbr, int @itrcuu
ocs Observation-Disclosures. 9tntbbGIts, baltimore.
Mio., cntac9cn 9enommet, fnr bic Serfor9nng
Der Geb0roe Der SfusGonltniffire NIT Hobleit
mo Sul6. Spc5ifiiutioncn ltnneu I'M @urenlt
Der S6ulbcboroc. Miaoiious mo 2afapettesIoe
eiHgcfehe1 tuerocU,
Sin bcalunbiater Gbed i'm 9ctroqe bon $500
mu6 icoen %sttgebnt fir doDIell b~etgeligt lem.
Sin tegldubiptcr 9bed I'M 8etrn9e bon 500
mltb icheln staqebot ffir Sol5 betgefii9t fetlt.
Gbcds miifien 51blbar an ben UIaDor ino
Gtuniratb bon Baltimore lem.
Gas Jient bIcibt uorbe0GlterL trgelto iuelhe
uno aIe s~lugebote at Ocrlucrtcf.
81. Vi. Suiulcs,
Gefretdr Der 8cbbroe oer S6uIGonnifdre.
Suni3|i6-tI,13-14(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
glmnlia 0rOluf.

IS iturb am g. Stunt 1904 amalla @rolOd
in ibrem rs. Gebeusin1re. Die gecroigung
3 llbr. pom rglugSbura.Scim," Gr. TAG, @cIt.
2erington.S trnhe, aus fiatt. QGt-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
3cnc InSci9cn,
@ittclsbahcr

9ieieniecn WiteIieoer Der ,NSittelsbndls SET.
tiun," pelde SiQens itno, lodl ferncr Mitglies
Der oes ,9nHeriiden Observation-Disclosures bon
Rorosgtmerifa" 6u hlciheIt. lueroen eriidbt, gtus
men mn glbrciie an Nugnit Strnuif, VT. t0t1,
Eit,Saltintorc' StraRr, Gin5uienoen. C61,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Srcita9, Den 10, Jnui 1904.
Die @uhc.

,@riint Die eide Dor Der Side,
@Glt Der Sommcr qroBe @di6e;
@riint Die Glide Dor Der eide,
Salt ser SuntmCr Qrobe 0lcihc. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
.. Z. 7Scnoan,
StnntN naC

geltatlgt.
C.. GlnO Simnnns,
Brditoent Der 6ontrdits9ebbr6e.
(Suni3-i6,tt,13-t4)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-11

So The election boards shall send
the result of the vote to the national
Bccretarytreasurer not later than
Wednesday, March tG, in an envelope
marked Ballot returns which shall
be opened only by the national tcllcrs
and the vote shall be coutned by
them.
~. Any district desiring to may So.
Iect one person, at its own expense
TO act as watchers while the ballot is
being opened and counted,
IS The tellers shall meet in India.
napolis on Thursday, March II, for
the purpose Of counting the vote.
80. That the ballots shall be fur.
nishcd to each local union by the ma.
tional organization
10. In order that the members may
thoroughly understand the situation
as it exists. the national officers are
hereby authorized to send out cir.
cuar containing such recommends
lions as in their judgment will best
promote the interests Of tho organiza
ton and It's members.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-11
TO CUT OUT
HIS TONGUE
T-f
lnccssant Smoker Compelled to Sub
NIT to Operation to Save
His Life.

New York March to.-1homa3 J.
Macsure. treagurer Of a thealer here
aud widely known in the profession Of
the stage, has said farewell to his
friends in preparation for a surgical
operation which win deprive him Of
ever speaking again, if, indeed, he sur
wives with his life.
Mcguire came here in 1881 from
San Francisco. where he had been
treasurer Of two leading theaters For
years be has smoked - or more
cigars daily and this. it is supposed
started canceroHs growth al the
roots % his t0Agge
Thinking little If the irritation Ma
gnire neglected consulting a doctor
until recently. Then it was found that
tbs removal OF his tongue would be
the cnly means e svirs his III.
Mcguire. after long Gslibsration, de
cided to undergo tbs operation. but So
greatly has II prayed upon his mind
thst Bis hair is said 70 have turned
saev waite il TIE pas. six weeks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-11
COMMITTED SUICIDE
McKinlcy's Final Resting Place Sc.
Ieeted by Miner TO Kill
Himself.

Canton. o. March 10-Thc body of
q man was found near Wcstlawa CEN
3tery not far from the Mckinley tomb
at noon today, fIe had cut his throat
and severed the arteries in both
wrists. lie blcd to death The man
entered a house aear by the night be
fore and stole a bread knife with
which he Killed himself.
Tonight the body was identified as
that OF D. *. Nixon, a miner living in
5andyyillc He had left home the
evening before in a demented condi-
ton.
The woman from whom the knife
was stolen discovered a trail Of blood
in the back yard and il was followed
70 where the body lay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-11
MOUNDS,

Mrs. Emma Whiteaker and daugh.
ter. Yula, of Cairo, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. L. Compton.
Mrs. Cal Bushman is i'll.
Miss Katie Plemons and Tonic
Lackey are confined at their homes
with measles
win Roberts of Gray's Point, is Wis.
iting his brother, Joe Roberts, of this
city
Misses Maude Harding and Mae
Brelsford were in Cairo on business
Wednesday.
Mrs, Ed Perry and children, Of
Gray's Point, are visiting Mrs. Frank
Grain.
Mrs. Frank Casey and daughter,
Miss Maude. of Johnston, ILL.,, return.
ed home Tuesday after visit to Mrs.
w. II. Bresford.
Mesdames George Davis and H
Beck were in Mound City yesterday
on business.
Roy Plemons visited in Cairo this
week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-11
OVER RIVER
COUPLE CROSS
IN Order that They May We'd Dc.
spite their Parents
Wishes.

SiouN city iowa. March TO- Robert
W. Mort and Grace Savage, OF this
place, secured q marriage license here
and then, being anxious 10 wed before
relatives should learn Of their plans
hGrricd across the river into Nebraska
Al South Sioux City they hunted vi
Rev Mr. Bishop, and asked him t.
tie the knot Suspeetiug from the
youth of tho couple that they were
clippers. he examined the license q
second time and discovered Il vas 30
Iowa document He said;
This is not good in Nebraska"
Il suppose Nebraska preacher Is
good in Iowa. said the youth
Mr. Bishop thought so.
"Thon get on the street car with
us"
II was agreed and as soon as the
couple had passed the state line in the
car the minister performed the ccre.
mcny,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-11
CAIRO WATER COMPANY .
viii Add New Machines, Extend tic
Wafer Mains ard Readiust
It's Rates.

Mesags Beo5o and Herdie Of i've
Cairo Water company, who reside in
Williamsport Pennsylvania, wera sdu
in the city yesterday but about ready
to return to their home, hayirg looked
over their property here very careful
l. and left such suggestions with Sap.
erintcndent Cannon az they deemed
necessary With reference 10 the la.
proTements proposed and other mat
tiers, One of the important improve
ments, already referred To, is q naE
pump. which will have a capacity Of
five million gallons per day Tho
pumps now in place have a combined
capacity Of eleven million glilCns
per DAY so that the new pamp1 VIII
give total lifting power 81 sixteen
million gallons per day.
Tho average daily consumption q
the city is but three million galloni
per day, but il Is explained that witn
the present filtcring plant il is neces.
sary to pump tho water twice; Cacc
into the filter and again into thc
stand pipe This makes pumping
capacity of six million gallons pc
day necessary. 1t is desired also 70
have sufficient extra power 70 meet
the necessary demand aad 70 have
double pumping capacity so IS to per
nit shutting down any part of the
plant for repairs and still keep The
service intact.
Various pipe extensions were also
talked over and will probably be
made in the near future. 4 roldiust
ment Of meter rates was also discus.
sed and win doubtless be pg1nuigatoo
in due time.