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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-12

SEE MILLER'S $3.50 VELOUR
couch; all biscuit tufted; wardrobe
couches and leather touches. Polished
saddle seat parlor suits in oak and
mahogany. 2OT Broughton street, west.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-12

MOCKTNG BIRD FOOD, CANARY
seed, bird medicines, cutie gravel and
cages, at Gardeners, Is Broughton
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-12
FOR RENr-sToREs.
Fer RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT. OFFICES IN KELLY
building, Bay street. Apply the John
Flannery Co., Agents, 10 Bay street
east.
SUITES OF DESIRABLE OF
fees, Is Bryan, east; very reasonable
rent. Rowland & Rowland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23
IOWA REPUBLICAN ROW .
Is TAKEN INTO COURT

Des Moies. la. Feb. 23.-Represeta-
tive John \. L. Hull has secured an
order of court restraining one execu-
tive committee composed of members
friendly 10 Judge Prouty. Hulrs rival
candidate for congress. from appoint
ing judges Of the coming primaries I'M
friendly to him.
Unfairness on the part of the execu-
tive committee is alleged in the appli-
cation. hearing on which will be had
tomorrow. This action on the part OF
Hull is believed TO be the beginning
of a series 81 litigations begun for the
purpose of delaying the campaign.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23

The national house. of representa-
;ives yesterday 10y Il close vote declin-
cd IL hear the reading Of Washing
tOn'- farewell address. In these siren
nous times of progress. such antigua
ted documents "a were written by the
father of his country would of course
De cat Cf place. ROosevelt on Rough
Riding ar Race Suicide would he more
in keeping with the republican ten
doncH than anything that would APP
peal To the heart set. soul-ins piring
patriotism of the other days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23
why Yates Wins.

The reason that Yates carried Nc
Lean county Saturday and that he i
carry IN" many other counties * Of
course due To some extent To the de>-
Pcrate efforts IF the bread and butter
brigade holding the state Offices but
i mainly due To the fact that Yates
il Que Of the best little campai gners
Of the times. IL seems Ia have come
Il him tidenly like miracle. The
nt- s.aperS ami politicians have made
him a iest and a byword and il was
though be had been ridicUled out of
the forum. but II appears that this
very Kind of opposition Was required
IL make the boy man.
When the Bulletin heard his Coli
scum speech il did not hesitate to say
there was something doing and there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23

The food of the Chinese consists
principally of rice and fish. That
statement has appeared in nearly ev-
cry school geography or history that
has been published since the flood.
IL al folderol and tiapdoodle." says
a conces>ionaire from the interior of
he great empire The streams were
ti'hsd out ages ago. and you seldom
ind fin IN the interior. On the coast
YES. Much fish i eaten. But the
main food IF the Chinese i pork and
chickens. Mutton and beef are rare.
Less rice j. eaten than you would inn
agiuc. bat there j. an abundance Of
palata bic vegetables. and YOU would
find no difficulty in making out
good dinner"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23

Secretary of War Taft's father.
Nphun>" Taft. was secretary of war
before him. serving with Grant in
1876. IN oil portrait of AIphOnse
Taft hangs ON the wall facing Secre-
fary Fats desk in the war depart
ment. When he reached his office on
the morning after the day OF his
swearin" IN as secretary of war Judge
Taft stood before his fathers picture
and viewed it for a long time. Then
he turned to one of his assistants.
That's a good picture" he said. My
good old governor certainly had n
commanding eve. | say nothing about
the compelling force of his hand"
Then be added. his eve twinkling:
Il am afraid I'll just naturally have
To be- good here under that steady and
questioning gaze"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23

has been something doing ever since
The opposing candidates fatally I'M
derestimated the Bloom
ington Bulletin.
In Peoria the Yates leaders openly
boast of the questionable methods
pursued in carrying the day, not only
in the Importation of caucus-stuffers
from TazeweU county, but in voting
gang Of negroes over 100 strong III
TWO or more different caucuses. And
all this in the interest of a governor
il Office who grows inuIgnant when
ne hears Of law violations on the part
of people driven-tO frenzy by the com
mission of some inhuman crime.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23

y gent cman wa> standing in Il
crowded Bro adwaN car the other dav
when an acquaintance entered and
saluted him with the question: Are
yoIi Il zap or Il Russian" His answer.
I'm Il Jap. hope the Russians will
be blown of the earth" was given in
an emphatic voice. without intention
loud enough for those about to hear.
Nearby va~ seated Il Jewish working
nan He Immediately arose otlt.hed-
his hat and said: Please take my
seat sir
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23

II j. not altogether surprising that
the people in this country who are
found now on the side of Russia ia
the war with Japan are the same ex-
actly a. supported the unAmerican
policy of this country in its conquest
Of the Philippines and the crushing
out by the bully Great Britain of the
existence of the Boer republic. In
The pending struggle. however. il
look, a. If right. rather than might.
would make right.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23
Wanted for Embe1.Iemeur.

Philadelphia. Feb. %. - Russell
Beckett. a young English bank clerk
who is wanted by the Chilean authori-
ties for the alleged embezzlement OF
5000 from the Bank of Tarapaca. has
been formally placed in the custody OF
the two Chilean detectives who came
here to take the fugitive back.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23

There i good deal of sentimental
talk about Russia shielding the world
from the yellow peril" The world
has abIndanily demon~t rated its abil-
lily 10 check China. and as far as the
Jsps are concerned they are welcome
citizens ~ any land.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23

1t is declared at Washington that
san Domingo will he annexed to the
United States. They do nothing in
San Domingo but fight and smoke
cigaret> and the annexation will fur
ni~h empIcy ment for more ships and
men To police them and viii he in ac-
cord with some Of the ideas of the
administration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23
TODAY'S MARKETS

chicago. Feb % Following are the ore, =
ing. highest lowest and closing quotation s
i todaY'E uarkets;
May, I9.:i i9'H 1881 IL
Sept OK: 90 Ss s9A
Corr.
July 55S 551S 5i=i 54S
sept 54H SAX t5. 5S
Nav, IS 4s1s 44ss i4E
July. 421s All as ri'5.
Sept, a7's; o'4: Sois; jo3s
Nav 900 1865 10 81 Ise.
July. 1865 10 10 1870: Is -
M 1niy $50 80: : :: g: IS; 7.ss SO $50
May, rs so z..s ~
July go 7.95; o.. 40
Rye. Feb. 76: May IS; TAX. n IS iI,iz; s.
". ia: May lAls; bArey 4OdGO
Receipts .oa4v. wpeal 40 corr 6ss oars
400, .nogs Al 400 cattle 0GH: sbeet $50"
dog MARKET opened ST. o1g ~ l0c higher.
Lignt 81 sOas.5O CliAeu 49,
rs, p5;sla5sa. rood heavy. s5.s"a 10 rough
IatiIe nlarkr. opened steaGy.
SHeep MARKET opened SttaUy-
Union STOCK wards S4d d n
Hos marker dun. bidd ng to TO- lower
.EhL tiS@a 5.4a mixed ana O.,ICn1Is > IL
q 60 Eooe neovy, 50 s0SS5 40; rough heas'.
Csti,- marker slow ard steady.
Reeves - 25p $500 COWS and heifeTs .
USi.5O. stOcEe' s ana fee. ers 81 2O0 $3.50.
sheep market strong
Hog ma ket closed 10 O. lower.
LiSnt Sis5<3Si5 mixed ana butchers as Is
S. sCt545
Cattle marker closed steady.
sheep market closed steady.
Estimated receipts Wednesday: Wheat IS.
corn 4tO oats 30 hogs 5OGCU.
New VOrk stocks
New York, Feb 23 The following are II
closing quotations on the New York stocs
exchange:
sugar 1929, Gas 9'94,C R.I.&P 1915. South
mon e4ai Atcnison pfd. $50, c. M & st. p
I ~ Manhattan l4l; copper 45s w U.
com MOI s s. Can Pac G s E "a 9 d aGs
mon 49,, b. Il 4. 80 Pacific Tail 2514 U.
s; Steel ptd. s54; U. s. Steel common Il y,
wabash pfd; 80. car founqry .. {. 6.
mon "a. New YORK Central IT, .s15, Illinois
Central l2s1z
.-"4.. mARR Ut OoNnivi"sA
Co0Ax's Quotations CD ProVIbfonh. Live
Stock. Feed and Fuel.
sock Island. F,b IS Following are the
quotations on the local market:
PruYiBtaaa
Buttsr--Creamery 22c023c dairy %:
EgEs-Fresh 90.
Live pounrY-Spriug chickens &c per
pound hens Sc per uon1d
Vegeta hles-Potatoes, $50.
Live Stock.
CaIt;e--SteerS 1880 TO 81 IS COWS and
aeifers 300 TO f4.0C. caves t3OO to IS 40
HogS-MiXeC and butchers - so to Is on
Sheep-Ycarhngs or over, per cwt. R3 80 to
a 20 Lambs per head $500 to q so
Feed and Fuel.
GlaiE-Corn 4S to soc: oats sac
Forage-Yimuthy hay, $3.50 TO Sl0;, prairie
IS 20 g. straw F6 so.
Woodland. per load $3.50
Ccal--Lump per OCsnel lie, slack, per
hu shell &c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23

TERMS-Daily. 10 cents per week Weekly.
per year n advance.
All communications of argumentative
Character, political or religious, must have
real name attached for publication No
such articles Will be printed over fictitious
signatures.
Correspondence solicited from every town
ship n Rock Island county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23
ILLINOIS MACCABEES
In SESSION AT JOLIET

Joliet. H.. Feb. 2S-The triennial !
state convention of knights OF Mac
cabees began with u secret session amt
a banquet Sessions viii last three
days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23
Tuesday, February %. 1904

The University Of Nebraska declines
To accept ~ gift any of the Rookie
Teller iIl-gotten gains. and in this re-
spect i worthy the admiration Of all
seIf-res pccting people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23
THE ARGUS.

P1blisned Daily and Weekly AZ 1904 Sec
ond avenue, Rock Island, Ill. ENTERED At
he postoffce as second-class matter.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23

BY THE J. w. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-02-23

Chicago. Feb - Following are the oPe, g
ing. highest lowest 2nc closing Quotation S
/ J.! todaY'G markets;
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
Skirmishes Are Occurring Daily
Between Opposing Forces.
REPORTS OF ANOTHER BATTLE
At Port Arthur The Sound OF The Firing
of Heavy Guns at Sea Being
Plainly Heard.
3Y tho A.sociatcd Prees.

Associated
Paris April t9The journal prints Dispatch from
at Yankow dated Tuesday which affirmed
battle Port Arthur
Shanghai April 19Auhnc dispatches from Seoul declare
practically
expedtionary purposes and the other
The numbering $4,000 advancing
5000
with the headquarters garrison
1000.
headquarters Of the
building and grading is progressing rapidly
vladcstok
transports of Hau landed
evident intention dsembark
Yorgampo preparatory 70 forcing the Yalu.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
BACK To LIFE
FROM THE DEAD
Girl Dying Last Sunday Strange
ly Restored to Health.
WITHOUT A PARALLEL
ARRANGEMENTS HAD BEEN
MADE FOR FUNERAL AND
PREACHER ENGAGED TO
PREACH SERVICES.
Special to the Bulletin.

Special To the Bulletin.
Ottawa, Ohio, April l9- One Of the
most remarkable eases ever brought
il the attention Of thc officials Of
Putnam county was reprtel this
evening According t. an eye wiz
ness who made the presentation of
facts, a young woman died last sun
day afternoon ana today returned 10
life The funeral that had been ar
ranged fer ner has been Indefinite,
ly pos poned. The report was made
to the county corcner and he has
gone to the scene Of the alleged rasur-
rection
Last Sunday afternoon, the eigh,
teen year old daughter Of Jacob War
nimou., farmer residing near Mil
Ter CITY, died The young woman
was universal fayorte in the com
munty ana the news # her deaFh
vas the cause Of deep grief Many
went 20 the house to offer cnndolcnct
20 the parents, but they could not
be comiorted
ArrangcmentS were made for the
funeral after a reputable physician
had signed The certificate of death
md permit TO bury the girls body
IN the family burying ground was is
sued A minister was engaged t.
preach the funeral services tomor.
row
Late this afternoon the undertaken
arrived from Ottawa to prepare the
body for the shroud When he wa
about to begin the work of embalming
the supposed corpse, he was astonish
ed to observe unmistalIahle signs Of
life in the young woman The lips
became moist. the cheeks that bore
the pallcr of death began to color
with the, blush of returning anlma
/ tion and the fingers .witehed. Thu
undertaken stood back, dazed ant
aghast at the thought that he had be
gun to emhafm the living but sooi
recovered sufficiently to notify thu
members of the family who rusheo
into the room to verify his story tina
the girl still lived They were over
come with joy to find that she wal
alive.
Coroner Schelblcy, Of Ottawa, woa
10 Miller City to annul the burial per
nil, and no word has been receivet
from there to Indicate that the cir
may not fully recover The cause o
her illness and apparent death Is moi
nown here
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20

who had opposed policy OF Alexieff
and Bezobrazolf. was relieved OF his
portfolio as minister Of finance. It
was threugh hls new official advisers
thet he emperor conducted negutia-
tians with Japan and II Is chained
they misjudged the temper and puT.
pose Of the Japanese. and left tho.
emperor IN ignorance OF tho praparA
tions for war which Japan was mak-
ing ana the rising war spirit in that
en-""e
After the first reverse at PORT
Arthur Vlce.Admiral Stark was sue
cecdod by Makaroff, notwithstanding
Alexien had suggested the names of
Others for suceession At the same
,ime a special ukase was issuel
making Makaroff absolutely independ-
ent second blow was given Alex
Jeff, when the ear appointed as COM
mahder ins chief OF the army in Man
chura, kuropatkin. who sided with
l,amslorf the foreign minister, and
Write, against The policy of Manchur-
ian annexation and stated 20 the Chi
nesc minister to Russia, that the
whole trouble originated with Alex
Jeff The emperor issued another
Ukase giving Kuropatkin complete
control Of military operations in the
far east Thus Alexien had neither
army of navy under his control, he
ing charged merely With civil admin
istraiou but la times ~ war there
IS no civil administration or at least,
gcrs little. When the potropayl0vak
was sunk. AlcNcG went TO Port Ar
thur and Notified the emperor that he
would direc the fleet until a new
commander was sent eut 1t Is said
that the emperor did not answer this
but Immediately telegr1phed Skry-
loft 20 assume command of the Port
Arthur fleet Il is said. NOT even this
fact was officially communicated 10
Alexjo0. aud he was allowed 10 learn
Of "a through the press dispatches
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
DRINK CAUSES
HIS DOWNFALL!
-----=---C-
Former Postmaster at paduCah
in New York Jail.
CHARGED WITH LARCENY
OF $1,000 WORTH OF BLUE TRAD.
ING STAMPS-WAS CAUSE OF
LETTER CARRIER BLOW.
ING OUT HIS BRAINS.
Special to The Bulletin.

Special to The Bulletin.
New York April l9.-'T have inyes.
tigatel your case and | find th9t
your sole trouble Is drink You seem
bright ana int lligent man. but for
some reason can't understand why
you spend all OF your money in sa,
looms warn you to keep away from
the saloon ana to stop drinking ana
/ will let you off with a light sen.
tence. You will go to Jail for 80
days"
Thus spoke Judge Crane in the
county court at Brooklyn this morn,
ing in sentencing Hugh Mulhollanl.
who is said to have been at one time
postmaster at Padlcah, Ky ana later
evangelist ami street preacher and
at present connected with St Barthol
omew's mission.
Mulholland who is a mildle-agei
man, well dressed and of fine appear,
ance, was indicted last week with
jGStDH w. II tiIttt lOl lllt ttltil vi
about 81 1000 worth Of stamps from
the Blue Tradins Stamp company, OF
Broadway, ana when arraigned plead
cd guilty to grand larceny in the see
ond degree
Both Mulholland and Hyland were
formerly employed by the trading
tamp company, and the former
when he pleaded guilty. alleged that
IIyland stole the stamps and paid
him S25 to dispose Of them which
money he spent in drink and was an
inmate of the alcoholic ward at Belle
yue hospital in consequence
It is said that while he was post
master N Paducah Muholland was
arrested and convicted Of robbing the
United States mails, but before ht
could be sentenced a letter carrier
confessed the crime and blow hi
brains out The facts were presented
to the president, who gave Mulhol
land a free and unconditional par
don.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
ALEXlEFF WILL RESIGN.
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
St Petersburg. April Viceroy
Alcxieh has applied by telegraph 10
the emperor to be relieved Of his po.
stion Of yieeroy in the far East. It
II expect 4 that the request viii be
Immediately granted While no Of
fetal announcement has been made
there is reason to believe that the
above staten mt is correct
The Immediate cause I he vice
foys' application is reported to BE- the
appointment Of Skrylon. one OF Aiex-
ieff'g strongest enemies and sharpest
critics, as successor to the late Maka
r0if in command Of the Russian navy
~ che far east
SlTylcG had an interview with The
emper today and discussed &i.h
his majesty The queslion OF his (STy
ions) relations with AFxicN Re-
lioying him from the command Of
AleXieff would not surprise Intelligent
observers Of the far eastern situation
who are familiar with the gra lual
'hanga In the emperor's attitude to-
ward the yiceroy ana NJ be- brazoa
who represented the militant, or adj
yancei the element which was anN
ious that Russia should remain IN
Manchuria. AloXicff and Belobra off
gcro two of ain advisory committee Of
'hrce appointed by the emperor and
Don after heir appointment NJ. Wte
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
PENNSYLVANIA
DEMOCRACY
Refuse = Instruct For Judge Parker
the Delegates Co to Convention
Without a Choice.
BY the Associated Dress.

BY the Associated Dress.
Harrisburg. Pa, April 19-Thc
Democratic STATE convention toIay re-
fused TO instruct national delegates t.
yofc for the nomination s. + Judge rar
kar Of New York for president. Del
egato5 uninstlucted, and VIII be
bound by thc unit rule An at.cmp
vas made to amend the platform b5
substituting for the unit rule a planl
paragraph mstructing for Parker II
failed and the platform as adopted by
The committee was unanimously ~
adopted by the cnyontion
Justice Samuel Cuisine Thompson
of Philadelphia, was nominated for au
preme court justice TO succeed him
self for a full term of ? years. Del
egates at large to national conyen
/ ton Col James McGmfey, .tato
/ chairman; J X. =. Hall, ex-GJv Rob
ert +. Pattson and Robert Z Wright
National delegates and electors chos
en- by the delegates from Fifteenth
aud Twenty-second districts are con
tested Contests were referred to a
committee 20 be appointed by State
/ Chairman Hall Chairman Hall will
/ be reelected tomorrow by state com
mittce at it's annual session
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
STATE CLOSES
MURDER CASE
With Sensational Evidence In Trial
of c. w. Graves, Charged
With Murder.

BY the Associated Press.
Des Mines, Iowa, April 19.-The
state closed its c..se today in the
trial of G. w Graves charged with
the murder of his wife. The sensa-
tional part Of the trial this afternoon
was the testimony Of Mrs. Wnnifred
Halbach, a New York actress. She
told how her steYfather once had her
mother 10y the throat. and had thrown
her 30 the floor, because her mother
had tapped On a paper which he was
reading She testified that she had
often heard her stepfa,har threaten
to nj his wife.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
HARTMAN INTERESTS LOSE
IN THE MERGER CASE FIGHT
United States Circuit Court Sitting at ST. Paul Denies Ills Motion
TO Interfere in Affairs OF Northern Securities.'lhe
Fight TO Be Continued.

ST Paul April l9-ln the United
states circuit court today Judge San
born Thayer Nandeyanter and Hook
unanimously denied the application
Of Hartman and Pierce ard the Ore
e0n Short Line Railroad company for
leave 10 intervene in the case Of The
United States against the NouheE.
Securities company on the following
grounds:
First The pla.- Of the directors Of
the Northern Securities company loi
the distribution of th stock oi the
Great Northern aud Northern Pacific
Railway company is not violative Of
the decree in the Northern Secaritiez
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
The BIG DITCH
WILL Be OURS
4ext Saturday All preIiminaries HaV-
ing Been Arranged For the
Transfer.
sy the Associated Press.


Paris. April l9--lmportant action
relative To the Panama canal was tak
en- ,oday, for The conclusion Of all
formaiiie3 for the transfer ~ the
United States of the concession held
by the canal company
These formaIities have reached
such an advanced Stage that practi
eally nothing remains to make thu
transfer complete but as measure
of precaution details of the action
already taken are not made public
pending a meeting Of the stockhcld
ers next Saturday when II is expected
the final transfer viii be ratified
It can be stated however that the
action already taken positively as
sures the ownership of the canal b.
the United States
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
BRYAN MAKES A STATEMENT
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Lincoln, Neb., pril 19.-W J Bryan,
tonight gave ont the following state
meut concerning The New York Dem
ocratic convention: Il do not think
instruction will give Judge Parker
any additional strength. but the plat.
form adopted by the convention ought
to preYCn: his nomination. unless
Democrats. when they assemble ar St
Louis decide to attempt a confidence
game on the public
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20


have the acknowledge receipt CT telegram
that it is expected
that the aaCz 10tE inst, going
direct Evansville, Indiana. IS several stops
will Impossible, rrot
ably, stop arrive at St. Louis ty
fixed improbable might stop at Cairo
way the river.
Memphis possible after
the enough under the
bridge high vater will stop
LouisJ if not possible
up, stop must be at St.
ou a fixed date.
cannot you, exactly, she will te
at Cairo, you the earliest possible
respectfully
HUBBARD, Commander,
U. S. Navy, Commanding
j. S. Aisthorpe, President,
Cairo Board of Trade,
Cairo, Ills.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
SENTENCED FOR ONE YEAR.

BY the Associated Press.
OSHKOSH, Wis. April 10 McKow-
en-. act-T theatrical promoter and
Methodist minister. was sentenced to
to one year in the penitentiary today
for embezzlement. \ year ago he
promoted an amateur entertainment
here and IL is alleged fed On The eve
T of its presentation. with the funds
/ Mckowen is a graduate of Aihic:
/ college. Michigan OF which insIiiu
tian his father was a professor
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
By Associated Press.
MAkAROFF CAST ASHORE.

Parts, April 49, According 70 the
ST Petersburg correspondent Of pes.
itParisien, a despatch received from
Port Arthur says, many mntllaied
corpses have been cast ashore and Il
IL affirmed chat fragments OF o uni
form enabled the authorities to iden.
| lily Makarofls body.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
HEAR THE BIG GUNS.
\ Iho AasnclnIod Presl

by the Associated Press.
London, April ~ The lull in news
from the far east continues here be-.
ing nothing new this morning beyond
a vague report from Chefu, that heavy
aring was heard lasi night in the vic
nifty Of Port Arthur and search lights
were observed working
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20

she viii pass Cairo sometime Friday,
probably before noon
At all events, the pc pie Of Cairo
will have the satisfaction of seeing
he Lawrence pass on up and down
he river buOyel up with the hope
hat we will shortly be favored with a
5isit from both warships at the same
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-20
TO JURY TO-DAY.
3v Assnclated Press

BY Associated Press.
Grand Rapids. April la-Thc cla
Of Senator David T. Burns. charge
with bribery in Connection with the
water deal. will go to :he jury to
morrow To-Day was devoted 10 ar
gHmcn,s.