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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-11

by Baron Hayashi only four battalions OF
Japanese troops have up TO the present
been landed at Chemulno. Korea.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-11
MASANPHO SEIZED:
TO BE MADE NA VAL
BASE BY JAPANESE
Important Snuteglc Pomt in tie Korean Channel
Winch VIII Be Fortified and Ga,7zsOned
BY Large Military Force
Rich PtrSes Captnred- Three Transports and 1000
Russians Reported Iaken--Japan to Declare
War--B,1dge BLoqCu Up

TOXIC, Feb. 1O.-Jnpan seized Ma
heavy force there. Japan will fortify
the port and establish n naval and
military base there. Masamrho is an
exceedingly important point, as ii
controls the Korean channel md is
an excellent base for future opera
tions.
A formal declaration of war is ex-
pected soon. The proclamation has
been prepared and approved by the
Cabinet. Foreign Minister Komura
has gone to the palace to secure the
Emperor's approval.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-the Shanghai cor
respondent of the Daily Mail says an
important bridge the Manchurian
ty men have been killed.
Special dispatches from Toxic this
morning announce the arrival Of Jap
anese troops at Seoul.
The Tien-Tsin correspondent of the
Standard sends in a report that the
Russians have massacred 100 Chinese
at Loa-Yang, i'm consequence of which
the officials at Shan-Kwan are great
ly alarmed and are appealing to Pc
king for protection.
Other dispatches from Tien-Tsin say
that 400 French troops have been or
dered from there to Seoul for the
protection of the French legation at
the Korean capital, the Emperor hav-
ing taken refuge there. These re-
ports lack conformation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-11
Rumored Capture of Transports.

LONDON, Feb 10.-A special dispatch
from Toxic, dated to-day says that il is
reported that three transports of the Rus
sian volunteer fleet, conveying about 1900
troops, have been captured by the japanese
of the Korean coast.
According TO the official advices received
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-11
RICH RUSSIAN PRIZES
CAPTURED BY JAPANESE

TOXIC, Wednesday, Feb. 10.-The Jap
anese have captured at least five Russian
commercial steamers, including the Ekater-
intoslav, Mukden, Russia, Argun and Alex
ander They were captured by the Jap
anesc in Korean and adjacent waters at
various times since Saturday by small
cruisers. Some of the steamers are rich
prizes. The small steamer Koeik is de-
tained at Yokohama, its status not being
clear
LONDON, Feb. 11.-Dispatches to the
Daily Mail from Toxic and Nagasaki dated
Feb. 10 report the arrival at Saseho, Japan,
of two large Russian steamers. One is
the volunteer fleet association transport
Ekatorinoslav. which recently landed
troops and arms at Port Arthur and the
other is the steamer Argun belonging to
the Chinese Eastern Railway Company.
Both were captured by the japanese cruis-
ers Sai-Yen and Hei-Yen, in the neighbor-
hood of Fusan, Korea. The Ekatorinoslav
is of 10000 tons displacement, and had been
fitted up as an auxiliary cruiser She
had thirty rifles on board and was on her
way from Vladivostock. The Argun was
going to Vladivostock from Nagasaki
The Russian whalers Glorige, Niceai,
Alexander and Michael. captured by the
Japanese, have also arrived at Saseho.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25

iell and the st1te con .'tu}lcn expr SIS.
IL prohiti,s courts from ia.orferirg
with raeh ca.es.
An matter pertaining 20 elections
and which are poll lcal in their na-
ture are expressly confined by TIC con.
st.tu.ion in 80 FIRST instance to the
legislative department The courts
are cypsefs y prohibited froa al any
tine CT in any manner interfering
wi n The n6nct cf elections rthe
rigat Of outrage
Tho couna ] Tor the Republicans
do no; contend. it is said in The brief,
lat tie military have any right to in
terfere in the election. Il H. contend
ell tha. the courts Of the state have no
more right TO int rfere. If any fraud
have been committed an appeal lies
TO he proper courts cf the state. II
was never supposed by anybody that
such authority existed ia nc supreme
court until t1e matter wac irought to
it's attention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
AMID RIVERS OF BLOOD
FOES GRAPPLE IN DEATH
Japs Vanqaish Russian For Pos
session OF kekwan Foft
FIERcEST OF THE War


By the Associated Press !.
Headquarters japanese lhiFd army
before Port Arthur. December 20 va
YinSow (Dalaged) viz Ti.ntsia. Dec.
24.-since the general assault OF No
fsmber 2G-27 (asainat the forts en-
Rihluag and Kekwan mountain re-
gtilting in. farious fighting and great
loss Of HE and described al lansih
by the Associated Press corrospon.
dent in q dispatch NoYemhef 2s1
The japanese have been angagoa
In pnneiing pndpr tha nonA fon Of
ke6wan munntl n. 'fHo main tun-
u r ran Uadr the noria wall of the
fort from he o'oat for a distance Of
.oety feet and thorc wefa four short
branch tauaels
The mognlns Of December IS seven
iraamite mirea Ec.c laid. tae ohiget
of which was to destroy the north
wall ana 80 give the japanese access
TO The fort
The fort had 50 long resisted the
assaults Of the Japanese that il was
considered necessary thlt the explo-
sions Of the mlne5 and subsequent AZ
lacks SHOULD be carefully planned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
HER LAST HOPE
HAS VANISHED.
Nan Patterson TO Spend Christ.
mas in The Tomhs
NO DECREASE IN BAIL
DISTRICT ATTORNEY JEROME re
FusiNe TO AGREE TO IT.
NAN Is SUFFERING GREAT
A4Guis-E.
By lie AssneIafed ornas

~ are ANNHfjaisa SFnaS
New Yofs. Disc "A. Nan Patt
sons last hope Of spends ng Christmas
with her parents at their home in
Washington yani1hed To aay when
Di$triet Attorney Jerome announced
tha' he would NOT agree t0 deauc.
ticn of her bal
This was taken to IN m that she
WIZ again be trlel on charge Of the
murder cf Caesar YaHng
Her bail had previously Seen fixed
At twenty thou ard dollars.
When tho d's;sia. attorney made
ms announcement Daniel o. r iily
q 'fe counsel for Miss Patterson
said
inl surely means there wi bo
new trial We ara anxious that it
VIII he called acon ana we win mako
every ffost 20 have It called as soon
as possible"
Atiefward 10 said counsel had de-
cided MT 70 at emps 70 get any bail
unless The distrie attorney does not
2toAlse speedy retrial Counsel, he
said. believed The safest pace for
MISS Pstter On was in the Tombs as
she had becn there SO long.
The urgency Ter tie rev trial on
he part Of the defense was duo
OReiliy said, to the fact tha. the de-
fense has foEnd some new. and what
hey consider Important evidence.
Part Of this, re said. was the finding
of some 32-calihrc bullets In Youngsa
trunk. o'Relly said Prosecutor Rand
admitted lhe finding OF the bullets.
but conlended they helcngea to Mrs.
Young.
News thar shc conad not be emit
ted 70 bail was Li4Ftn To Miss Pat.
terson as gently as possible. BIZ. he
brolse down completely. aifer making
a brave show of cheerfulness all day.
Even thcrga she knew she would
nave % remain in the fombs over
Christmas She bad hoped She might
be released on bail next week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
DODGE MAKES
FULL CONFESSION
duplicating Seven OiIler Men.
Prominent in the Case
He WAS LIBERATED
UPON REcommENDArioN o. nls
TsicT ATTORNEY JE.toME
UPON PLEDGE TO co s.
FORE GRAND jury.
By the AasoeIated press.

~ the Associated Press.
Neg York, Lee. 2t-- Brought to this
eitr 'ast aigst frun roxas. thro1ga
ne parais!ea sffo. Of District Atto-
7oy gesoase ca face caarso of psr
Jury IN connection with tho Morse.
Dodge divorce tangle. Charles II.
Dodgs form + husband of tho prcs.
mt wife Of Charles +. Morse, receiv.
"a al li5er.y today upln feaamm nd.
atson Of be district attorney.
i'n.s !usn in be case follows an All
aiglt conference at D Ice , aaquar.
ief whore Dcigo vas taken inmeai
aely rpcn ais arrival here and du.
ring saiel II Is aail he made 1t con
fes8ion thai sll le2d 70 the making of
7er.fn1 c4arg IN connection with
the Morse Dodge case again sever
Mcn ol prominence Il this cl Isl.
Y Is said Dodge will 50 before he
grand iarg ana that he vii be the
cliei witness ol ia state in TIE pros.
acutcn Of lae men said to be impli-
1atad by hls confession
Ez-assl tant District Atcraey Os-
horne, counsel for Dodge, who was
present throughout last nights con
ference, had previously advised
Dodge to tell al he knew Mr.. Os-
horne says he feels Dodge will never
see the inside Of a prison.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
ONE HUNDRED
OFF THE LIST
ONLY 900 NOW REMAINS or NEW
Works. EXCLUSIVE 200
OTHER GENTRY FAILING TO
MAKE GOOD"

New York Dec 24--While the
New York Blue Book IS growing fat
ter every year the number Of names
appearing on the liaJ Of ultra swells
gradually growing smaller
Although q year ago Mrs kstor
sent OFT $50 invitations for the "a
nous As;or bali. whiea had alvays
5ecn the test event Of. the year. the
ldd-d $50 evideatiy did not make
GOOD in a social sense, and there
FORE were dropped a later func
tons.
Now comes Mrs. Corneiiors Van
ierb1t with a list SIN further p1gned
form tfe dance which ushered Misa
GLADYS formally into society only
go invitations were issued.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
TOBACCO TRUST
TO Be PROBEO
BY the Government in Milwau-
kee and EdgartOn
WILL FIND FERTILE FIELD
WHERE FACTS CAN BE uNEAKTh'
ED THAT WILL CONSTITUTE
THE GREATEST SURPRISE
EVER SPRUNG.
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Milwaukee. Dec. "a The New
says
Government investigations regard
ing the tobacco trust are to be made
in Milwaukee and other plinta IL
Wisconsin.
This announcement, coming direct
rom headquarters in Washington
will fall as the greatest senga. ion in
h. Wicconsin tobacco fie 4 II many
years.
A bona fide investigation. Il al,
branches Of tle industry are prohed,
bound to uuear;h facta that wiz
constitute some Of the grea est aur
rises sprung upon the tobacco trad4
This section in years. Prediction :
,re made by some Independent cp
lrators that the government inyesti
,ators win find Wleoensin fertile
lald
While no further announcement il
uale than that Wisconsin is to be
come the seat Of early operations
can saf.ly be said the chief points
this state 10 be covered viii be Mil
yaukee and Edgerton Milwaukee
Is q field for manufac ure, wholesal
ng and retailing; Edgerton as the
eat of The tobacco growing iniuatry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
SETTLE TROUBLE
OUT OF COURTS
MURPHY GIVES UP 5000 ANr
BATTLING" NELSON WILL
NOT PROSECUTE HIS FORMER
MANAGER.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
San francisco. Dec "a -Ba.ting
Nielsen viii no prosecute hi mauag
er. Teddy Murphy. who visa Eddie
Santry was brought from Stockton
o th.s city t5day to answer charge
Of embezzlement
The check fer $4,000 found in ,IuT
phys possession was casaol and the
money deposited wish the property
clerk Of the court Bob Murphy and
Nelson sisncI a paper az ing {,
ihis
Santry has been released on hic
own rccogaizanco and Murpsy will b.
released on $1,000 bail
n lson and Murphy both iav an ar
icable settlement can be reached and
further legal proceedings are not an
icipaied
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
DOGS OF WAR
TUG At LEASH
Crisis in Morocco Leads France
TO Consider EventuaIities
TROOPS FROM ALGERIA
NUMBER ENOUGH TO COPE
WITH SITUATION If MoHAM-
EDAN FANATIclSM is NOT
AROUSED.
By the Assocla.ed Pres.


Paris, Dec 24,-The crisis in Nor
occo is assuming a warlike aspect
leading the government to consider
all eyentualities, including the pos
sibilty and even probability of the
occupation of a chain of six or sew
en- of the most important ports, Civ
ing France control of Moroccan Gus
toms ana communication with the
outer world
This will not be definitely deter
mined until the sultan responds to
the French demands for redress.
The qcupation of the forts is con
sidersd 70 be more effective than a
naval demonstration as the tnied
States demonstration at Tangler
showed that tine Moroecans are un.
moved unless a demonstration IS
accompanied BY coercion, even sei2
ura Of ports not bringing the sultan
to terms.
France is able to send a military
expedition from Algeria French
troops in Algeria number $4,000 and
they are easily increasable by 80,00Q
whereas the sultan's army does not
exceed 5000 men. However, foreign
Minister elcasse is moving cDautious-
ly and is still hopeful that resort 10
force win not be necessary.
Care Is also being taken 10 avoid
the sultan's proclaiming q holy war
which would arouse Mohammedan
fanatics.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
TO INVESTIGATE
TYRANT PEABODY
Application TO Supreme Court
For writ OF Iiabeas Corpus
co OVER WHOLE CASE
DECLARING THAT COLORADO.
COURT f+AD NO JURIsDicTloN
BEING A eUBJEcT SOLE
IN FOR LEGISLATURE.
lY Lna Ansocl1Lnd 2iesa.

Ass vi w hAf49'NAAANA = tNa.f.
DoGYor. Cola. Dsc. 2l.-E tornoy
Samuel Eeliord has preaarol bsiet
d he present 2 "a Gre United State
'gpr ne cDult ii application FOR 6
alt habe corpus ilr achael
DoWd, orc Of lho dirty eioa iaa o.
leias sen onees to ial BY the Colo
raa3 sapremo eGgri Qn ea1rSs OF co;
,emp. la "a en- tAer actions ct nc
polls
Tho brief qu sti-n he aat or.ty
he sapyone court 70 .ake iurslic
tcn Of an election, Ii avs stcsf
IN The fact taat TIE grornc5 for &c
tlon taken BIZ the Justices Is sill sc
cret because no opinion hag be n an
nounced by the court Il declare
the remedy ough, by tie petitioners
In this original case vas pGraly poi.t.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
LumBsRMAN MURDERED.

Egcanaba. Mich. Dec 2l-An.oine
KorecEe. a woodman, is being hua;ed
by the D Zee to answ r TO a charge
Of numbering Robert McGillivray, luna
Ter camp foreman at CornwaE. Ko-
recke having bel Cischarg I'd a few
daFs ago, reHmei to camp today and
demanded addiiiona' wages. his de-
mand icing refrs d. Foreman Nc
Gdlivray s3s soon aiter found with a
shotgrn wound IN his side He had
been in tan y killed and iii. iitua
500. who vi messed me murder, &C
casc5 Eorccke. who had fed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25

General Samejima, commanding
he loft division, asked fer yolun-
GERS who would be prepared 10 cap
gre the fort or die IN the attempt.
Two entire battalions answered ,he
generals call. The first batt9lion
remained In the caponiere galleries.
Turing the explosion ef the mines,
while the second battalion vas in
the parallel close to the wall Of The
counter searp.
In, der that The dark blue Uni
forms cf TIE men migat not shos
against tae brown Of the so J. which
would be Turned mp BY the force Of
the explosion. ali the attackers wore
brown voolen underdrawers over
their trousers and brown sweaters
over their tlnics. Instead Of q CAP
eacn wore a brown uoolea head
piece. which extend to the shoul-
deFs, leaving only the face visible.
Every man carried rife IN his rigat
hand and dynamite grenades in his
EFT. while a gated slow match was
attached to his cartridge bel, with
which to ignite tha fuses OF the gren-
ades- In this peculiar garb with
lighted matches al their waists. the
troops presented a strange appear
ance.
Soldiers OF ths tatalicns in the
oapionie-e galleries who W-re d s.
tinguished b. white badges On Their
arms. were TO make the second as
sanlt General samejima personally
c0nfuoted these assaults ct tHo o.
clock n the afternoon Of Deecmlcr
lcaauaaea on Second Pagal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
FALSE BEARD ON
A SANTA CLAUS
CATCHES FIRE. BURNING WEAR
ER sEVERELY-cHuRch WAS
y THREATENED 6Y FIRE AND
PANIC NARROWLY AvERTED.

- W. ~ 2 ITl7I F'-7-91
Soutakarg coaa. Ge- eA false
beard was worn by Bur.ilt Al. Tuttls.
Judge Of the town court. who was
enaeting the part Of Santa Claus at
a Christmas celebration IN the Meth
odisI church caught fire from Chris.
mas tree candles, and judge Tudlc
was severely burned.
Tho church was thrcltcnc By FIRE
and a panic was prevented with
great diff Guilty Judge Tutae was
enveloped in fire and his life was
saved bg men who wrapped their
ccats about him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
STORY OF THE CRIME.

The crime with which Nan Pattcr
on, toe former show girl was charg.
Cd was one Of tho most sensational
in Kew Yog's's criminal annals. rs
peculiar circumstances. the promi-
nence Of Caesar Young n sporting cir
cles and the glamour thrown around
th2 ooniral 0guie IN the case besausa
q her memberh hip IN one OF the NJ.
acrous "Floruiora" saxtctie. an tend.
ea q lend 4 an interest hardly rival.
ID in rocen. years
Ia crest ia tha murder n the han.
som cab spread through all circles
md the proc edinga OF the trial have
teen reai from cerst 10 coast ana
have held placa on the FIRST page OF
he mc.r1n0lit1n nrers.
Story ct Fatal RID.
With Miss Patterson sitting besfIa
him in cab June 4. Young was on his
way 10 steams hip pier where his
aife awaited him, TO sail with her for
Europe TIC trip cvowedly was
damned to break his relations with
The girl. II was at an hoar in tie
ucrning when n stress are no.
crowded. There was q p,ftrl shes and
Young fell forward hi heed IN tho
girls lap He was dead with bul.
let IN his chest just whst tTansDir.
ed in the glassiBcloscd vehicle prob
ably VIII never be known.
For some days an absolute silence
prevail ed Then a food OF alleged
eve wiine SEES turned up Their sto-
ries. however. could not stsnd inves.-
ieation, and one after another the wit
nesses were cast aside as sensation
seekers.
Eye Witness Tells Stcry.
Then an old man. Martin Harelton,
of Onconta. came forward His pro.
bity was unquesiione6 HIS stanasnx
in his home town was he best and
be told what he had seen on that Juno
morning H saw he man and wo-
man. their hands claspcd and held
face high. then a fash. a pu1 OF smoke
and a report Of a revolver broke the
stiffness Of the morning.
Hazelton wac the mcst important
witness placed on be stand. and the
Efforts Of tn prosecuticn 10 shake his
brief but vital testimony went for
nausht
Actress on the St7nd.
Then the defendant herself went 1
10 The witness chair and .old theA
whoe story II her lations wiris.
Young. I. was a trying ordeal lA.es
he told Il az in a straishiforw cts
from TIE day She met r.
man who was to turu her life in
edy's pata 20 The fatal moaeata
cab she said her eompaaifsa &
himself Il hsid bosh hef,xe
with cne hand ana as she ,ac
10 free herself he beard ses
rcpaFt and YcooE saak
(Cneiused IN Sscos
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
STEAMER HAS
ROUGH VOYAGE
sUsTAlNs HEAVY DAMAGE FROM
HURRICANE AND MOUNTAIN.
Gus SEAS, BUT FINALLY
REACHES PORT IN SAFETY.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Boston. Dec 24-The German
steamer Trautenfcls which arrived
lere today from Calcutta sustaine.
considerable damage in lhe h avs
gales Of two weeks paft Dee. Il 2
circular hurricane and mountainou
seas swept over he ,teamer. anc
ihe was compelled 70 heava TO for ov
r. "a h3urz Her scoring gear Wa
disabled. bridge and life beats dam
iged. three yentilaiors were carried
away, and a nunb-r of compar.melts
iooded. The cargo is valued at 81.
100000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
SUM OF MONEY
AWAITS A TOWN
THAT WILL TAKE THE NAME OF
CuSHMAN ACCORDING TO
THE WILL OF MASsAcHu.
SETTS WOMAN.
Av Ana AssncIhted Prens.

0N lnt ASSpClhleu llGss.
. Greenfield Mass, edo. 24.-Ten
thousand dollars awaits the town
which will adopt the name of Ouch
man. BY the death at Salem of Mrs
Anna Cuchman, the widow of the
late Lieut. Governor Henry w Cush-
man, formerly of Bernardstown, this
amount of money held in trust goes
TO Bernardstown if it takes the name
of Cusaman.
In case Bernardstown fails to avail
itself of the money any Mlssachu-
setts town OF more than 1000 may
have the money under the same con.
dit.ons. In the event of tae failure Of
a Massachusett town to take the
money in five years. Jne ohsr is open
to any town Of 1000 in The nited
States.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
OLD ENGINEER DIES.


BY the Associated Press.
Kansas City Dce. 2f-W liam T
Hucket the engineer who brought
the first locomotive TO Kaa as Ci.y
in 1865, died at bis home here .oda
at the age OF So. He also tex tn
FIRST l0c8lo;iTo into TcraEtr C1a
adz.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
CHICAGO BREAKS
FORMER RECORD
IN COST or CELEBRATING
CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR
STATE STREET STORES DID
BIG BUSINESS,
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago, Dec. .24.-It Is estimated
f. will cost Chicago more than S22,-
100000 to celebrate Christmas this
year.
Never has money been expended so
freely in celebrating he holiday in
lie history of the city.
The estimated Christmas receipts
# ten of the big State street stores
alone is sl3.000,000.
The cost OF shipping Christmas
presents by express and mail is esti-
mated at s225,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
BIG STATION IN CHICAGO.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago. Dec zf-The res rd-lier
aid says the Pennsylvania company IS
prepared 70 spend s30.a9a.Q91 in re
construcJon Of nea railway stNin1
IN Chicago. Tw utv million loilars
IF his sum w,u bc spent iu acquiring
land adjoin.ng the present Union sta
tioa and sl9o0e.o00 yin be spe1t IN
buildings
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
ACCIDENT AT CROSSING.
th3 Associated Press.

d u Hs1uII7-I7-H IT-7"'
Minneapolis. eDc o. = W ".
eager. an engineer. was killei and
nine other persons injured more or
less seriously in a collision between
a switch engine and trolley car al a
railroad crossing in East MinHeap-
oils this evERiBg.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
GREATEST ON RECORD.

Dy nc Assocld-tu FItas,
Sault Ste Marie. Mich, Dec. a.
According to the statistical report oi
lFaffc through the ship canal here
this wears Decemb-r traffic is the
greatest on record u is s7e.S65
tons against 4s7.ies last year To
tai for the year 3i.5451G5 tons; De
crease from last year 3.i29.33L
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
TERRIBLE DEED
OF OHIO MAN
SHOT LANDLAOY OF
HOUSE WHERE HE BOARDED
AFTER A QUARREL AND
THEN COMMITTED SUICIDE.
ny the AssooIated Preaa.

Mansfield, O, Dec. 2i-Herbert
Strang shot and fatally wounded Mrs.
Aeda Mills at a boarding house kept
" the woman and her mother today
md then committed suicide.
Suangs home is at Fre3ercksbure
Ohio. Recently the two quaueled
and Strang was ordered TO leave the
house. Today he returned ANA after
4 few words with the woman drew
'evover and shot her.
strang swallowed poison aand died
soon after.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
Puts out on FIre.

When the oil in a big tank in Frez
no county. California. was fred By
lightning. a cannon ball was shot into
the tank ard the oil ran olit tlroaeh
trenches that had been Ccg for tie
rurscse.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
sATTLesHlP IOWA DAMAGED

BE IHC H7eUITaECI U0a.
Newport News. Va, Dee. 24.-The
United States battle1hip Iowa. while
being docked al the ship-yard here
today came in contact with the
structural work Of the pier. The ash
chute and guard rails were acrried
away and the ship otherwise dam
aged.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25
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or the many women sho become
u,lisc entertainers. very fsE succeef
- Ecz.F.loe-l-ss-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-25

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