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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16
FEUD BREAKS OUT AGAIN.
Two Men Killed and a Number
Wounded in Florida.

Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 16.-The Alt
man-Duncan feud at Baxter has bro
men have been killed and number
wounded. Dispatches from Baxter say
the situation is critical and unless
troops are speedily brought to the
scene. there will be further blOOdShed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Sarah Deleno, aged 43 years, died at
the Santa Fe hospital on Thursday of
The body was shipped to
Virgil, Kan. for interment this after
noon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16
The MUNSING MEMS UNION SUITS

are the perfection of comfort. Men who have once
worn them will wear no other kind. They fit the
form like glove, yielding readily to every motion
of the body, yet always remaining IN place. There
down There punching where neat fitting cloth
ing is most desirable They are made in only one
STYLE as illustrated in sizes to in eleven different
qualities might medium and heavy weight fabrics
and at prices ranging from $3.50 to S. per garment
A swatch book showing all the fabrics in which
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16

Again Governor Oden has triumphed
over Senator Plat. 1t seems about
time to transfer the tide of boss"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16

The Conventional Hoodoo.-AIan on the
Bank-How's the fishing?
Fisherman-Well, it's pretty good. mis-
ter considerin' that this is a presidential
.year.-Chicag Tribune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16
LOCAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Pendleton.
of 1913 Lane street, are the parents of
a son born September A.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16

The Des Moines Capital attributes
Dan Patcn's illness to the fast life he
has been leading.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16
Mrs. Haskell, Worthy Vice.
TempIar, Independent Order
Good TempIars, of Silver Lake,
Mass, tells of her cure by the
use of Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound.

DEAR Mrs. PnKHAM: Four years
ago was nearly dead with infiamma-
ton and liberation. / endured daily
untold agony, and life was a burden
to me. l had used medicines and
washes internally and externally until
/ made up my mind that there was no
relief for me. Calling at the home of
q friend. noticed bottle of Lydia
E. Pinkham'S Vegetable Com
pound. Ny friend endorsed it highly,
and decided to give it trial to see if
it would help me. It took patience
and perseverance, for was in bad con-
dition, and I used Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for
nearly Eve months before was cured,
but what q change, from despair to
happiness. from misery to the delight
full celebrating feeling health always
brings / would mot change back for
9 thousand dollars, and your Vegetable
Compound is grand medicine.
"I wish every sick woman would
try it and be convinced" MRS. IDA
HASKELL, Silver Lake, Mass Worthy
Vice Templar, Independent Order Of
Good Templara- $4,000 fas5sit H orssfna,
e aeus tsff~ RssEigg eszstRaRaae asasB - sFD.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

PREPARED for particular people, Satin
Skin Cream and Satin Skin Powder ask
acquaintance. 25c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16

FOR SALE-Good heating stove, coal or
wood, a bargain. 416 Van Buren, St, rear.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16

WANTED-Team and wagon to use, shall
be well cared for. 416 Van Buren,. rear.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-16

LOST-Between Crane 81 Co. and Mills
Dry Goods Co, or between the Virginia.
and the Blower, gold pin set with pearl.
If found return to Jessie n Zzp<cn, care
Crana g. Co., end TecAlpa reWax1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12
Surge 9epei9en.
10 SttDber.
SnIa b.

SnIauo.
6 I. pauI, Minn. SIN Winni=
beg ioQ Elm idmerer granb ptit6en,
Der berI9iebene @ebduoe 5erf6rte.
@bicaeor 8iirsermeifer Sarri=
ion rsifie gum geiu4e U. 9. Barriers
na1 Stem Oort. gr min ben @anoi=
baten ieiner nnterfiibun9 berfi6ern.
WabingtOn. Der oeati9e
Sotf9aiter teate benz prdfoenten
Marco @raf 8alefrem Dor. einen
Imsrica beiu9enoen oeutiden Sffiaier.
Nem Oort. SIM 9OHman
Souie purSe bas 6auptquartier fir
ben @anbioaten Der 8oltspartei, Sb.
6. @ation erbffnet. WatiOn tebrt in
ettpa 10 Sasert aus benz @eften aurtid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12

Sine il irene S4ipez
fer lit fiir5li9 auf benz 8remerzSa m<
pier v8ranbenburs" in Baltimore am
eefommen. Sc pirb bon bort iiber ie
qemelbet: Cine Strede bon ats Wteiz
len pirb SRI. Gmilie Wdrnebolbt. cine
Der &aiiten : pafasierinnsn bss
Sampfers, suriidselegt baben, tpenr
tie on i6rem 8eittmmunssort, &norz
billie in Sft SenneHee,% anlangt. Stefs
arobe Strede reiite lie nur, Inn ibren
8ruber, Sulius Darnebolbt, Der
f6perfranf auf f.insr Sarm Bel
&norbile barnieberliest, gu pflsSen.
Gr fam por brei Sabren mad @merifd
unb eritanb F4 In Ssnnehse sine
sFarm. Seinen Batter, einen Gebrer
an Der Geiperbef6ule au Norbhuufen,
unb Mutter unb @ef9nifter lieb CT In
Oeutf9lanb auriid. Muf feinem amez
rifdnii6en Mnpefen ergriff i'm Dor
atpei Monaten Elm beftises Gieber, unb
In feinsm Sieberpabn rtef er faf be-
nGnbig na9 fsiner dlteften S4peifer
gmilie. puitor 8obler in 2norpias
bDrte bon benz 2etben unb 9erasnsz
tpunf9e bes iunsen, lebis sebliebenen
Munnss unb f9rieb on bic Gamilie
beFeIben, fporauf iid 5rdulsin Gmis
lie Warnebolbt fofprt auf ben @eg
na9 Mmerifa madts. Sn Baltimore
ipurbe lie bonn 9afenfommtfGr Stiirz
den empfansen, Der fir ihre Weiter=
reiis IN Der befeu Weife Gorge trug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12

& o hlengrd b er q Streit.
W afilIon,O ., IL. Oftober.
$4,000 Nrbeiter Der NaiiQon Goal
Winina 90. 9in9en pegen 6orberung
elmer 2obnsrb6bung On ben Streit.
@onsreB BON MiIitdr=
G"er3te.
g t. 9outs, IL. Oft. Ser in.
ternationale @on9reB bon Wilitdr=
Ier3ten trat bier auf Dem NusffeQun9s=
plaBe nit 5ablrei9en Beiuaern aus Der
9anaen Welt aufammen.
Ser 3wed oes @Onsrehes beHebt in
Der pfese eemeiniamsr SntereHen of
Ter NatiOnsn bini6tlid Der &ranten
uno @erwunbeten i'm Grie9e.
Gruns6i6 Nrbeiter=
Nboronung.
@%bicago. IL. Oft. Cine Sele=
CATION fran36fii9sr Irbeiter, pelae bic
fransOiii4e &egierung gum Stuoium
Der amsritaniI9en Snoufrie=8 erbdlt=
nihe e%ntianOt, fam bier on. sic be-
iu6te Die 8iebb6fe uno Die Nnlase Der
S.itsrnationalen Sarbeiter 60. Mor=
gen fOl9t Weiterreiie nod Niasara
Sails urb Mentreal.
8anoalia prDceB.
Us q 3 gton, IL. Dit. SIN
PrOceiie Der Serre Saute uno Snoiana=
bells 8abn gegen ben Staat Snoiana
beantragte beute Dor benz Sber=gu
oes=8eri1t Der Mntpalt bes Stats cine
no9malise 8%erbanoluns uno @rlaub-
nib our 8orlegune Der n%otbpenbisen
SOtumente. IS banoelt fl5 UNI @n=
fpriide bes Stats auf @runb pes
Giienbabn= Greibriefs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12
apreamifbe Sprihm1rter.

@nsefangsn 1T balb selungen.-Gin
fleines poprifuforn 1T f4drfer als etn
arobes.-Nus pielen StGub4en fanrl
elm 9ii9el entfteben.- Ssber bat ieine
eisene @rine. (Sebem Harren gsfnut
feline &appe.)-Me 9efabren fomren
gun, Munbe beraus, ale &rantbeiten
tommen gum Munbe binein.-Gtne nn>
esnieBbare 6ru9t fiebt pit i4On Gus
Der borige @oubernent TT INNER gut.
--Man mub leeres 9ei4irr behans
beln, ais OBJ es sefiint pGre; moi fon
cine lei9te Grbeit perri9ter, als oh ils
!9ner pGre.-Sas r@ielei6t bod"
(bis QcfFnuns) tODtet ben Weni9sn.-
Sin Mann, Der bon Pitji (ausseprebz
ter aoggen) iatt tit. psra4tst isl6it ben
Honiafuhen-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12

3antatee, Sls., II. DIT. Sin
Selbfmuro = Nbfommen fhbrte gum
Soo Der ~2O-idbrissn Winnie Sfano
unb Der 14-jdbrisen 2ulu @oof, Gar=
mers=S 6dtern 20 Meilen bon bier.
gng umf9lun9sn, tranten bic Beioen
ben Snbalt elmer Strp9nin-Glai9e.
gspor drStli9e Ollie bef9aHt tueroen
fonnte, mar Der Soo eingetreten.
Die 2ettire bon S9r1 =&omausn
gilt als llria1e Der 8bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12
Sin fran3DftT6er De-

ferteur tpurbe pGbrenb Der Nu9taeit
bura bic poliaei in Stolp /. pom.
feftgenommen. Sci elmer Ra5aia tries
Zen BITE 8eumten auf einen obbuqIo'
fen Mann, Der tpeber Mittel nod Bee
sitimationspupiere Bel Fd fIbrte uno
baher Der 2anbitretderei %brinsenb bera
bG4tig mar. Der 6rembe tpsr nur
Der fran5Off9en Spra9e md9tig; II
nennt fih 0ietor 2eris uno min am
II. Mut 1877 seboren fein. Hah ieis
ner peiteren Mngabe lit er por GINGER
3eit aus Sur9t Dor Der @erf4idung
na9 benz Muslanbe BON Ia. Marinez
Snfanteriez @esiment in Soulon befers
tirt. Der 8erbaftete tpurbe benz Sc
ri4tssefGnsnib 5ugefihrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12
Standardization.
81 noefDm m n:

~ : v w w Z "
Nep Oort: y@ermanic" bon Soutb=
ampton; v2ronprin3 Wilbelm"
bon Bremen.
Ne.p Dorf: v&6nis gilbert" bon gre-
men; vgusnps Npres" bon @enua
unb Neapsl; v0ictorian" bon BE
beepool.
Glasgow: yNftoria" bon Seem Doat.
Sponep; nManuta" bon 8ancouper
ttber Sonolulu.
Sem Sort: vSp~hen3olsrn" bon 8enia.
grsmen: yaaiisr Wilbslm H." bon
SEEM Yort.
Mbgefabren.
Stem Oort: v9aiier Wilbelm Der @robe"
nod 8remen; v8ooic" nod 2iber=
pDDl.
6amburs: vWannbeim" nod @em
Sort.
Siume: ,Slaponia" BON Sem Dort.
palermo: ,NapOlitan prince" bon
Sem Dort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12
u 8 + 6 O B inets=S | b
iIttQ O.

Profer 9e9e1 ole Oel@la9naqme anle=
rifaniI9er pof auf benz britii9en
Sampfer @al9as our9 oas rufiide
8labipofof. 8ei9paber our Spra9e.
@eneralpOfmeiiter @pnne unterbreitete
ben PrOteif bon SOowen & Co., ben
N9enten Der Sampferlinie nebf Had=
tueiien bes pOfoepartsments. Sieie
Sbriftfide peroen bonn Staatsbepar=
tement Der ameritanii6en SOti taft in
st. Petersburg CUR unterbreitung on
bic ruiiide &egierung iiberianot.
Sur A Cabinets itglieber tparen in
Der SiBuna anpeienb, Serr Wpnne
gum erften Wale.
papne' SinterIaien
! f9aft.
Milwautee, ii. Dit. Sas
Sefament oes nerftorbenen General
9Ofmeiters pabne tuurbe beute i'm
probat= @eri9t einserei9t.
Sas @srm63en pirb auf 500, 900
sei9dBt $500, 900 als peri6nli9es
@~igentbum.
Die Wittue bes Seffators erbdlt
auBer benz Mobiliar, pferben, @agen
etc. Bis sur Na9laB : &egelung cine
Sabres- &ente bon $500. ipdter fdlt
Der Saupttbsil bes @ermOgens an Grau
papne uno nod ibrsm Sobe an 8er-
tpanote.
Saue zines &riegs-
4iffes.
8atb, Me., Ii. DIT. Sas
9r6Bte iemals i'm State Maine er=
baute Sdif, bas G9lndti9iff
Georgia, puroe beute auf ben Bath
@iien=W erfsn getauft. Mls Saufpatbe
fungirte SteQa Sats, cine S9weter
oes @OngreB-4bseoroneten.
Sic Georgia geb6rt gum madtbol-
fen Spp Der Sdla9tidiffe uno aud
our 9r6Bten @lafie. Soften SO. $780,
600, SOnnen-@ ebalt $4,000, 2dnse
435 SUB. Die Georgia 1T als 5lass-
i6iff auseeriiftet. Sic entbdlt Quar=
there fur 700 Wann, sinf9lieBli4 Der
Off3isre.
Rem Dorf IL. Sft. Nuf Der
Werfte Der 8as engine & pouer 60.
unb Der Charles g. Ssaburp Co., am
Sarlem 6lufe, tpurbe beute bas &a.
nonenboot pabucab eetauft. DDS
S6if 1T aus Stabl conftruirt ; Die
Soften felen fid nod golsnbuns auf
$3.50, 900 Bis 700, 600.
& lagen iber lie 8erpal-
tuna BON u u m.
g an s rancisco, IL. Oft.
@apitan %. 9ibfton bon Der Weftsrn
Commercial 60. traf bier auf benz ia=
panii9 ben 9ampfer ,Wmerica Maru"
Elm, UNI in @aibinstOn iber bic It'
tuenbuns Der @efese auf Der Sniel
@uam 2laee gu ftibren. 2iofon ber=
trat bic Weitern Commercial so. auf
@uam uno iast. Der 6anbsl lei burd
wiattrli9e @eiebe Der &sgierung be-
beutsnb geiddoist tporben.
% abr9einIi9 p ieber
neberb n g.
W arrensburg, Mo., IL,
Ost. Die geweisaufnabme bor be,
@orOners Surp be3tslid bes eifiger
unsliids, mo 90 Menf9en umtamer
uno iiber so berlsBt purben, f6eint BIZ
, S9ulo Der Jra9tmanni9aft au erse'
ben, bon Der orei f9lisfen unb MIDI
wubten, bob Der unIelige pahasiersue
nod ni9t norbeisefommen mar, als fl
abfubren.
Setter Ctr, no.. IL,
, OttObsr. 9ie @rsmisr 3issler uni
: Sapnes pom Gra9tsuge puroen untel
E Der Nnflaee perbaftet, bon Der 2ei9,
zines sst0oteten 3amsrahen $37 gsftob'
I len au baben.
! g ifes.@tft.
2antafee, Sas., IL. DIT. @ir
Selbfmprb : Nbfommen fibrte gun
Sob Der 2O-idbrigen Winnie Sfanl
t uno Der 14-jdbrisen 2ulu @oof, Gar
mers=S Odtsrn 20 Msilen bon bier
eng umi9lunsen, tranfen bic geioer
I ben Snbalt elmer Strp9nin- Glai9e
: 8epor Grstlihe Ollie befhafft tueroet
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12
0rteort1sS Statue.
Yrearamm fur Die Gntbiiq lungs:
6eier jeBt i'm 6roken e%ntworftn.

Dor Der 2riessafaoemie In G%esenwart
beg grdfioenten, biplomatif9en Gorps,
Obergeri9ts, Morirals Der 6lotte etc.
entbnGt.
Sas prOgramm fur bic gntbtl:
lungs=Jeier purbe Der Nhoc. Yrefe,
ioweit bollenbet, beute abeno gegeben.
Nad Der gnntbtauns bdlt Der BOT.
i4after cine turse Nnipra6e, bic
Sauptrebe bes Saees Der Yrdihent,
nadber ipridt nod Der Sriegs- setres
tdr. Sie Status fam Dor eini9en Sas
gen in Baltimore on unb tpirb balo
mad WaibingtOn geianot.
gittere g tibne.
geIIepiIIe, ST., IL. DIT. =
Sie Surp fano beute Neaie Gardner
uno Mabsl Wrisbt Der 8etbeili9uns
on Der grmoroung bon Sobn Dunlap
ftr idulbis uab bsfimmte aIs Strafe
ie IA Sabre 3u6tbaus. Die Wdb9en
finb Is Sabre.
W arrensburq Il d.
Se%oaIia, Mo., IL. Dit. Sulia
Woob aug 3anias. bic eeftern bel benz
Warrensburs = 3ug : unslid berleBt
uurbe, gilt als berloren. Sas See
finoen Der ibrisen 8erpunbetsn 1T
ginftig.
0ergiftung bur9
Wbistep.
Rem Oorf, IL. DIT. Sic 8un=
oesresierung srif bel elmer Inter
iu6una bini9tli9 elmer ansebli6en
Wbistp-8 ersiftung Elm, Der bisle SO=
ossfdne an 10. Nbenue uno 46. Str.
suseidrieben tperben.
Naa Der 9erbaftuns zines Wirthss
uno Grlangung bon Wbisfep= Proben
aus Wirtbi9aften besannen 3oas
geamte Der betreffenben Siitritte cine
llnteriudung.
Iae Wirtbi4aften wuroen nO9mals
beiu9t unb @bisfep= proben our Dina.
lpie qenOmnen.
Wie Der Coroner beute faet, fanb
man i'm Magsn bon 2 Der plDblid ee-
ftorbsnen Spfer Spuren bon Sol3.
Mltobol.
6 binef. @usf9Gub Der
trag.
% 3 atom, IL. DIT. Se=
tretdr Sap unb Sir Gbenafrng Slang
@beng begannen nunmebr Die @runo=
la9en fir einen @bineIen : MusidluB=
8ertrag gu entwerfen. 9as Sdrift-
fftid btirfte benz Senat in Der nd6tten
Seifon unterbreitet tperben.
IS beftebt Die Nbfi9t, bas princip
bon Der Nusiperrung 9inefI9er 3ulis
in boiler Strait beffeben gu lafen unb
oieI4inefii9e Tesierung lit hermit pOais
e%inperfanben.
MIein Der Yertras pirb 8eFimmun=
gen entbalten, pelde bic 4ineiti9e &e=
sierun9 als brinseno n6tbig era9tet
uno felt bielen Sabren gu erlansen GEE
fu4t bat. gs ion cine berfdnbisere,
liberalere rnb freunbli9ere 8sbano=
lung Der @bineien Der b6beren Stdnoe,
tpel9e in unfern 5dfen lanoen molIen,
er3ielt tperoen.
q adet=Pof mad 9eutf9 d.
lamb.
Wabtngton n, IL. DIT. Ginem
Nbfommen nit 9eutidlanb gemdb
finbiet @eneralpofmeifter Wpnne an,
bab nod benz Is. Ott. Der Warimum-
Wertb ponpadeten, uelde beim padet=
pof= Iustaui9 amiiden beioen 2dn=
bern 3ulaB finoen, $50 betrd9t. Ni6t.
ablieferun9sfdbige Padete fno ni9i
nOtbnsnbis nod benz Mufsabeort 3u.
rtidsuienoen, es tann bielmebr iibsr fl
ben 3oa=@eieben entipredenb berfisi
tperoe n.
Sisber CAB es feline 66be=@ renss
beim Wertb uno ale ni9t abliefe.
runesfdbiaen @esenftdnoe muBten mad
benz Nufsabe=p laB auridsei9idt tper'
ben.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-19
DUN'S WEEKLY REPORT.
------=-==
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
An Improvement in trade and in
dustry continues favorable, ropory
largely outnumbering the adverse in
fuences The most important event
Of the week was the vote by the hi
luminous miners to accept the pro
posed reduction in wag rs. This viii
probably prevent serious strUggl>
that would paraly2o manufacturing
Just when it is beginning to revive
The retail distribution OF Eastc'
goods steady expands, aud dealers
stocks are being depleted because 81
conservations in initial purchases
This promises la'ge supplemontar}
jobbing and wholesale orders as tht
session advanced, Railway earnings
thus far available for March show 2
decrease Of only per cent as com.
pared with last years figures An
other week has brought no check tc
the progress in the iron and steel in
dustry. All divisions of the pig iron
market are more active and the leve
of prices tends gradually upwards
An increased strength and activity
Is noted in the hides market. which /.
significant at this time when quality
is the least satisfactory. Leather i:
also in better demand
Dizziness is the chief characteristic
of the primary market for dry goods
and in some cases, prices are shaded
although the general position of the
textile is unchanged,
Failures this week, 229 in the Unit
ed States, against 220 last year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-19
WICKLIFFE, KY.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cozier, OF Mound
City. are visiting the family of At
torney Jake Corbett.
A barn door fell upon Mrs George
Reeves, Thursday morning, breaking
one of her limbs and otherwise in
Turing her to an extent that she may
die. The family lives on the road
between Wickliffe and Blandville,
Little Edwin Allison, S-year-old son
of Lee Allison on Sixth street, is crti-
cally i'll with meningitis.
Mrs. Kittie Bug, wife of Judge r..
J. Bugg, of Bardwell, visited Mrs,
Lucy Coffee, Thursday.
1t rained Thursday, and then some
more.
Mr.. David Neal, the rip rap man,
informs us that his work on the
river bank is holding nicely lie says
that the current is turned from the
bank and that there is dead water
where the current once was. If the
high water recedes as he thinks il
will he expects to complete his job
here in about two weeks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-19
PATENTS TO ILLINOIS.

The following patents were issued
this week to Illinois inventors: l.. C.
Barcus, Sidney, monkey wrench. D.
W. Bash, Buda combined swing and
fan. J. p. Benjamin, Kankakee, sup
port for tiles mirrors, etc j. c.
Brooks, Charleston, plastic fence
post d. l.. Eustice Galena, machine
for manufacturing cans w r. John.
son, Freeport, wrench j. Piper
Kampsvlle, work holder for sewing
machines. G. l.. Pritchard, Aurora.
commercial paper. W. w, Spohn
Dale township, Mclean county,
clamp for fastening snaps to leather
lines. r. NJ Tull and G. T. Windsor,
punch,
For copy Of any Of above patents
send ten cents in postage stamps
with date Of this paper 70 C. A.
Snow e. Co., Washington, y. G.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-19
A ROUGH Rider
MAJOR GENERAL
Concluded from First page.}

was expected to close the conte t
against confirmation
When the senate convened today
Foraker was approached IT, ,ac op.
ponents OF Wood. 1t was admitted
then that the contest against the CON
firmation was lost and there was ne.
thing to be gained by carrying the
case over today An agreement there.
fore was reached whereby no more
speeches were to be made
Dependent upon the confirmation
Of Wood were lG7 promotions for 9th.
er army officers, These had been
held up since their nominations were
made by the president, but now win
be confirmed without any opposition.
They include twenty colonies promot-
ed to be brigadier generals on the re
tired list, one brigadiey general on
the active list, and officers ranking
from colonels down to second lisuten.
ants. All these nominations. as Well
as that of Wood, were Sent to the
senate at the beginning Of the special
session in November and lapce(
when that session closed
They were again sent to tie senate
Immediately at the beginning Of the
regular session. A controversy arose
as to whether or not they were reap
pointments and also whether the prs
NOTED officers were entitled to the
rank and pay of the grade which they
were nominated AS all, no doubt
will be speedily confirmed, according
to military authority they viii take
rank and pay from the time they
were first appointed to III the yacan
cieS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-19
MOUNDS.


Capt Mark Whitaker, Of Vienna
is visiting his daught>v :, Mrs. A. l.
Compton.
Miss Nellie Brown, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned tG
her homo in Pulaski.
Mr. and Mrs John Travcrs and
daughter, Miss Sarah, attended the
st. Patrick's supper in Cairo Thurs,
day night,
Miss Hazel Kennedy visited her
cousin. Miss Mabel Kennedy, in
Mound City Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Blank entertained at pro.
gressive euchre Wednesday evening
Mrs. Ellie Deasley won the first prize
beautiful silver souvenir spoon, and
the second prize was won by Mrs. M
Jacket, lovely shirt waist set. The
participants were Mesdames ]. D.
Quarles, Nj. Jacket p G. Pride.
Frank Grain, Wm. Earl Healey, /. j.
Cundiff, Clara Anterior, Ellie Deas
ley and Frank Shufort and Miss An
ma Vincent, of Cairo Delicious re.
freshments were served.
Rev. J. A. Carwile, of Ava, who has
been conducting services at the Bap,
fist church this week, returned home.
Mrs. p. Thomas and daughter. Mar,
gazette, of Grand Chain, arc visiting
friends here.
Mrs. ]. H. Lane and daughter.
Gladys, were Cairo visitors today.
Mrs. l. i Deal, who visited in
Mound City this week returned home
today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-19

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
sesrsassasasssassasss
and Mrs. Margaret Pinkinson.

and Mrs Margaret Pinkinson
Mrs j. Frank Mackey after a pleas
ant visit with friends and relatives
returned to her home in New Grand
Chain accompanied by her sisters
Misses Minnie and Hazel Smith.
Presiding Elder J. W. Mcneil de.
parted this morning for Ulin and
while there he will hold quarterly
meetings at the Nj. e. church.
Mrs, Thomas Stotlar. who has been
visiting Mrs e. T. Steele and Mrs.
Isaac Hartman, departed this morn.
ing for her home in Herrin
Blaine Elliott was visitor in Muir.
physboro yesterday afternoon
D. E. Munroe, of Murphysboro, ar.
rived in the city this morning and
was today in consultation with the
members of the Carbondale Cornet
Band.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-19
VIENNA.


l.. II, Frizzell was in Golconda the
first of the week.
Esq. w. o. HIATT, who has been sick
with pneumonia. is out again.
Miss Gertrude Woelhe, of Grand
Chain visited her sister, Mrs. j. r.
Wright this week.
Mr. John Clymer is in Cairo ON bus.
mess this week
Mrs. j. C. Chapman, of the Vienna
Mercantile company, has two cases
of measles. two Of whOoping cough
and one of humps in his family.
The Eastern Star" chapter. after
their business meeting Wednesday
night, had donation party for the
old Peoples home of Macon. III.
The Modern Woodmen have moved
their camp from the Farris building
to their new rooms over THE Ark"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-19

(Friday).
j. d. Copeland has returned from
OFallen, III,
Robt, Pope, of Leyings, was on our
streets Thursday.
G. H. Moore made a business trip
to Belknap ON Wednesday,
Hon c. NJ Gaunt, of Mound City.
was here one day this week,
George Eichorn, of Mound City.
had business in our town on Wednes-
day
Rev. Jenkins will preach at the
Christian church here tonight and
Sunday come out and hear him.
j. F. Mackey made a business trip
to Vienna Thursday.
Ed Williams is very sick with pneu.
monia at Yates Landing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-03-19
LINER SINKS
A SUBMARINE
The Latter Was Lying in Wait Fer a
Battleship When Struck BY
Passenger Boat.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Portsmouth, March 1S.-Thc Brit
isn submarine boat No. l, was run
down and sunk Off the Nab iightship
today by a Donald Currie liner and
eleven persons were drowned, includ
ing Lieut. Mansergh, the senior Of
ticer, while engaged in submarine
work. The liner passed an and re-
ported she had struck a torpedo
AT the time she was struck the YES,
sci was off the lightship engaged in
maneuvering and was lying in seven
fathoms of water awaiting the ap
preach of battleship. The boat was
one Of the newest Of feet of subma
rine vessels, and was built from the
latest models, but she has already
been q bad diver