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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
LOU DILLON GOES
DOWN IN DEFEAT
Before Msjor De.nlar in Contest
for Memphis Cup.
LOU HAD THE THUMBS
BUT AS A MATTER OF FORM HER
OWNER GENT HER OUT FOR
THE SECOND HEAT-oTH-
Err EVENTS.
gy The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Memphis, Tenn. Oct. &c. X G.
Billings Lou Dillon, champion trot-
ting mare. Wen. down 10 defeat today
before Major Delmar, owned by +. e.
Smathers, in, the third and last con-
test for the Memphis gold cup, the
feature race of the opening day OF
the fourth annual meeting Of the Mem
phis Trotting association. After sus'
tanning terrific pace to the three
quarters pole in the first heat, 1t was
apparent that the mare was in bad
condition and she was pulled up. Ma
jor Delmar winning in jog. Despite
/ critical examination by Veterinary
surgeons who pronounced tle mare
affected by the ailment known to
her-emen as "thuinps" Lou Dillon
vas again brought out On the track
by MI. Billings and against the ad
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19

taken on the several resolutions re-
ferring to the subject which were pre-.
/ sented. The house of bishops sent a
message to the house of deputies
informing them that the bishops had
voted to forbid re-marrlage of any
divorced persons. When the matter
was laid before the deputies on the
question Of concurrence. it was re-
ferred to the committee on canons,
from which it can be called at
any time
During the forenoon several re-olu-
tions fayoring stricter canon On
marriage and divorce were referred to
committee.
The divorce matter again came to
The fore through a resolution Cf
George Foster Peabody Of Brooklyn,
calling for the appointment cf twelve
members from both houses TO consider
the entire question and report 70 the
next general convention. The com
miitee is to confer with other relig-
ious bodies as to some uniform stand
ard Of legislation bearing On marriage
and divorce. It was referred TO the
committee on canons.
The joint scommissiOn. appointed
three years ago, presented an extend
ed report recommending that the var
ious districts be grouped into seven
provinces. each province to have au-
thority to legislate on matters which
do not conflict with the general con
vention. Each province is 10 elect a
primate to preside over H. Tho re-
port will be acted upon later
The deputies today decided to re-
fer a proposition to elect a negro
bishop for the southern states 10 the
next convention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19

of the recapture of Lone Tree Hill.
which fell In the hands of the Japan
ese during a night attack while the
Russians slept lie says:
"Kuropatkin the following day or
dered the hill retaken and the whole
Russian artillery concentrated their
ere at o'clock in the morning ami
showered the hill with proieciile6. the
awful spectacle lasting the entire day.
II seemed that no human being could
outlive such an ordeal. yet the de
tenders remained manfully at their
posts.
THE san was already declining
when Kuropatkin gave the order TO
s'orm. Six regiments advanced. ford
ing the river in the face Of a murder
Gus fire. The enemy determined to
make W. pay dearly for it. He poured
a hail of gun and rife Ere on our al
vancing columns. but nothing could
stop them. They reached the other
side, clambered up. and at II O'Clock
at night the position was in our
bands. / have just visited the scene
II our triumph. Trenches are filed
with dead japanese and Russians
ciu,ched in a death embraee. saw
no such ehastly sight at Shipka OF at
Plevna.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19

vice of veterinarians he announced
hat. as a matter of form he would
start the mare in the second heat
Delmar rounded the course in easy
time, Lou Dillon followed at a slow
trot Smathers. representing the
New York Driving club. becomes the
permanent owner OF the cup.
The grea. crowd present was Wis
IDLY affected by the misfortune Of the
mare. The 2:O1 pace furnished the
most spirited contest OF the day, IL
finally being won by John NJ. who
was pulled up.
The Diamond handicap, 2:l0 trot
$4,000 (seven starters Sweet Ma
rie IL DIR. Strong 22. Snyder Mc
Gregor 33. Time. 2:04%.
2:19 trot. $1,000 G. startersD - Oak
Blossom II Morone 22. Getaway
80. Time. 2:13A.
2:0l pace. 1900 q starters)--John
81 251I Dan r. 1422. Gallagher
81 3 dis. Time. 2.02
Memphis gold cup. free for all trot-
tiers to wagon. amateurs TO drive. two
in three.
Major Delmar II. Lou Dillon %.
Time. 2:07: 2:0iSiz.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
RUSSIAN CAPITAL
. HEARSCOODNEWS
Hope Runs High as Result Of
Kuropatkin's Move.
LET UP IN FIGHTING
ON RUSSIAN LEFT ON ACCOUNT
OF SWOLLEN RIVER PRE-
VENTS PASSAGE or CUP
PLIES AND AMMUNI.
TION.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. Petersburg, Oct, l9.--2:50 a. m.
There Is jubilation throughout the
city over The news that Knropatkin
has resumed the offensive and the
holiday in honor Of the czareyitch's
name day which began with little
heart closed brighter. Newsboys up
to midnight raced through the thor
onghfares with extras. shouting
great Russian victory and crowds
bought the papers and discussed the
change In the fortune Of war; but the
population as whole were slow to
take fire. The kaleIdoscnplc changes
on the Sahkhe have been too swift
for .he populace to follow and so the
better news from the front has been
so far taken with comparative quiet
In the best informed circles, h0wey-
ar,~it Is already accepted as true. Ii
is believed that Knropa kin intended
to slgnalize the czareyiteh's fete by
victory just as Grand Duke Nicholas
did at Pleyna
The Associated Press hears on good
authority that the emperor has re-
ceiyed Telegram from Kuropa.kin
reporting that the Russians are moy-
ing forward. The reverse sustained
by Yamada's column has not yet been
reported by kuropatkin or Sakhhar-
III except in reference to an unsuc-
sessful Japanese attack near Sahkhe
rhe Associated Press Mukden dis
patch evidently refers to this affair
n reporting that the Japanese left
has huen beaten off with terrible.
laughter and its retreat cut of by a
Russian army corps.
Another Associated Press despatch
rom Mukden confirms the news OF
he Russian advance. There is no Of
iciai confirmation here OF the report
from Toxic that the Russian attack
IN the japanese right Oct IL had
been repnlsed. II this repor. should
prdge true, II may involve serious
consequences for the Russians who
crossed the Sahkhe while the river
vas fordable
According to Associated Press' Muk-
len dispatches the water has since
risen man high In consequence of
heavy rains, and therefore 1t will be
well night impossible for the Russian
army TO recress the river owing 10
the absence OF bridges. II would be
equally difficult for the same reason
TO bring up supplies and ammunition
TO enable Kuropatkin to follow up the
advance. This may explain the state
nent in Mukden dispatch 20 the AS
sociated Press that the fighting had
slackened the morning of Oct 49,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
ON THE HUST|NCS
IN MANY STATES
BOurke Cochran Says Democrat
ic Success Means Better
ment.
or LABOR'S CONDITION
MORE MONEY AND SHORTER
HOURS--BRYAN ENDS iNDi-
ANA TOUR--TACGART
BACK HOME.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Cleveland, o., Oct 1S-W. Bonrle
Cochran addressed large crowd here
tonight He declared that a return
to democratic principles would mean
a betterment of the condition Of the
working man and shorter hours OF
labor and increase OF wages, such /.
condition being brought about by In
creased production, which IL funda,
mental Of democracy. He said democ
raey gives to the workmen ninety per
cent OF his production, the remaining
ten per cent being profit on capital in
vested.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
CHAPMAN AT HARRISBURG.

Special 20 the Bulletin.
Harrisburg. Ill.,, Oct. 1S.-An enthn
slastic republican rally was held at
Carrier Mills tonight. Pleasant 7
7. Chapman. candidate for congress
of this. the Twenty-fourth district, and
a number of local orators delivered
addresses. The report that Chapman
could not deliver an address was not
well founded. as was demonstrated
and he is being received with much
enthusiasm everywhere he speaks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
RETURN OF THE LIBERTY BELL

BY the Associated Press.
Philadelphia. Oct. 1s-The timer.
airy for the return trip OF the Liberty
Bell from St Louis has been com
pleted. II includes the following:
Wednesday. Nov. lG. Springfield. Ill
? p. m; ecatur. Ill. a. m: Oakland.
m. . a. m.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
TAOGART GOES TO INDIANA.
Nv the Associated Press.

New York. Oct. 49, Chairman Tag
gart of the democratic national com
mittee, will leave for Indiana tomor
row morning TO be absent for few
days. He Will give especial attention tc
the democratic situation In Indiana
and Illinois while he is west.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
LETTER FROM PARKER.

Tor a good Substitute.
New York, Oct lS.At meeting
Of Ulster county democrats letter
vas read from Judge Parker in which
1e discussed the question Of conati.u
tional government, He defined consti
tutional government and charged the
republicans with disregarding the re
luirements OF the constitution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
FAIRBANKS IN NEW ENGLAND.

BY the Associated Press.
Providence, X. l.. Oct. 1S.-With a
speech here tonight, Senator Fair.
banks ended a busy day in New Eng
land. having made brief addresses at
Pittsfield. Mass, Woonsocket and
Pawtucket.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
RAILROAD TO Cross ANDES.
Party Of American Engineers Leaves
Baltimore fer Bolivia to Make
Preliminary Survey of Mon :
ster Work.

Baltimore. Nd. Oct. IA party of
engineers. including W B. Sessions.
assistant engineer OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad; P. A. Beatty. and
c. S. Herriek Ct the same stan. and
w Robinson OF Maine. starts tomor-
row for Bolivia 10 make the prelim-
mary survey for the trans-Andean
railroad. Il is considered a great un-
deriaking
All previous attempts Ia connect
the two oceans by railroad across the
Andes grades have baniod engineer
ing skin. Beatty formerly was assist
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
ELECTS ANNUAL OFFICERS

BY the AssOciated Press-
Springfield. H.. Oct 1S.-The Bap
list General association elected Rev.
Myron W. Haynes OF Chicago. moder-
or: Rev. E. W. Hicks, of haywood.
historical secretary; W. II. Channon-
Of Quincy. treasurer. and L. c. Trent
of Lincoln. secretary. Rev. George H.
Simmons, of Peoria. delivered the ser
mon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
FIGHT WITH BANDITS.

d IIII N0TII-IIII7I 7 IE0'.
Mexico City. Oct. 1S.-In a fight be
tween three bandits who had murder
cd a citizen. and troops sent to cap
ture them one bandit and one soldier
were killed. two bandits and eleven
soldiers and two citizens wounded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
LANES s. COCHRAN DEAD.


Freeport. H., Oct. 1SJames s Coch
ran. widely known in Illinois legal
and political circles. is dead. aged IL.
He was a former member Of the state
senate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
Tskino chanees o. sat,ls EleId.

II Is estimated that less than one
IN ole thousand Of the rife balls fred
in a modern battle hits anybody. aud
Il one is bit the chance Is but one 10
lYe that the wound Eill be fatal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
PARKER HEARS FROM INDIANA

by the Associated Press.
New York. Oct 1S.-Judge Parker
today listened 10 a report on the sit.
uation in Indiana by Simon r, Sherin,
who was secretary of the democratic
national committee in 1892 Shcrin
is confident of democratic victory in
that state.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
DAvENPoRT'S Ex-MAYoR
GOES TO PENlTENTIARY
BY the Associated Press.

Davenport. Iowa, Oct. 1S.-Ex-May-
or Smith of Davenport was sentenced
In the Anamosa penitentiary for ten
years. There were two indictments
for embezzlement and one for PERU
". As trustee Of large estates. Smith
recently aclsnov edgcd the embezzle
ment Of $4,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
UNCLE HENRYs BUSY DAY.
v the Associated Press

Welch, w Va, Oct. 18.-- Henry g.
Davis, democratic candidate for vice
president, wound up n busy day of
campaining with big rally here to
night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
DEAD OF THE JAPS AND SLAv
LIE MINGLED In BIG HEAPS
Shakhe Station, or What is Left OF 1t has
Been Recaptured BY the Russians--Re-
suit of Ten Days Battle Still
in the Balance.
(By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

ST PETERSBURG BEEN CHEERED BY TIRE REPORT lHAl
kuRoPATkN RESUMED THE OFFENSIVE AND BY l1E Ewe
oE TLE DEFEAT JAPANESE COMMAND OF YAMADA AND
CAPTURE HILL, WHICH is REPRESENTED TO
THE REPORT OF The ADVANCE IS
AUTHENTIC HAVE CROSSED TO TIE SOUTH
sDr OF The sAHkHE RISE IN THE STREAM MAY
PRODUCED SERIOUSLY THREATENING FAIL
uRE PLANS, FOR 1T IS BELIEVED TIE AZ
VANCE FORCE WILL FROM RESERVES AND The
aAsE OF SUPPLIES AND RENDERED PRoELEMArlcAl
HowEvER. IF THE ADVANCE MOVEMENT
nAp PROCEEDED INDICATED THERE SEEMS no
PROSPECT CESSATION OF THE FIGHTING THAT
las sErN IN PROGRESS FOR TEN DAYS ALTHOUGH
NiTIoN AND THAT THE LIMIT OF ENOot'
ANcE IN THE TROOPS HAVE BEEN NEARLY REACHED
By the Associated Press.
Mukden October S-It reported that the Russian army
is advancing.
Cossacks brought captured guns and Japanese wounded
prisoners October II.
The news has just been received that the japanese M ah
has been driven back with heavy loss and its retreat cut OIL
An officer Just returned from Mschenkos division reports
sangunary fight at Laitkez fifteen miles southeast OF Shak
The Japanese made determined effort to cut the line OF COM
mncston at this point and attack under cover OF terrific can
nonade Out of one company of Russian rifle brigade only y
were left.
Two companies that had expended their ammunition prior TO
the aoanese attack lay the trenches until the Japanese were
within few PAGES The Russians hurled voley OF Stones
charged and broke the attacking ne compelling The japanese 10
ee
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
BRYAN ENDS INDIANA TOUR.
BY the Associated Press.

Bedford. lad, Oct l8--The sixth
day OF Bryan's tour of Indiana ended
with a speech TO large audience.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
STILL CONSIDER
. DIVORCE QUESTION
Many Resolutions Offered in
Episcopal Convention.
BUT NONE ARE PASSED
APPOINTMENT OF a NEGRO BlSH.
OP FOR THE SOUTHERN
STATES GOES OVER UN-
TIL NEXT CONVENTION.

BY the Associated Press.
Boston, Oct. 18.-The divorce issue
again came before the Episcopal CON
vention today, but no final action was
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
CHICAGO REGISTRATION.

| By the AssOclated Press.
Chicago. Oct 1S-The total regis
tration today is i07.579. aan increase
of 1914 compared with 1900
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
SHAW IN NEW YORK.
BY the Associated Press.

fIF 'HN NHaVNIhINU fNs'os
Hamilton. N. Y, Oct. 49, Secreta.
ry Shaw spoke here tonight before a
large audience on the tariff issue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19

Dy the Press = -. ,-...
Mukdn Oct the Ruean after desper'
attempt eeaptue D
Of which they haa
en- from hill the charge curing the nsn
on TIE sout-
back with terrible slaughter
under the command OF Al
nt coe were encaqcd in towards the southeast
battery Japanese and Grove PACK sever
which the jap
anese succeeded in carrying off,
left of it, has been ap'ered by e nus
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
ID MARTlM KNockEp ouT.


~ thr A77oIt-tt-i iN7N
Los Angeles. Oct. 1S.-Jack John
son Of Los Angeles knocked ont Den
yer" FL Martin tonight in the second
round.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
RECAPTURE OF
LONE TREE HILL
kuropatkin Himself Was in Com.
mand at This Fight.
CHARGED AT SHUTDOWN
AND AIT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, AFTER
TERRIBLE STRUGGLE, THE
JApS YIELDED AND
RETIRED.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. Petersburg, Oct. 1s,-Nemiro
witch Daschenko the Russian war cor
respondent. telegraphs a description
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19

Associated Press
Fidvun six mites sahkhe, Oct sfghtng stu continues
aono the whole made unsueeeau attempt 10 re-
infantry met svera ATTACKS ana re-
pule Of Lone Tree hl presents he most
Japanese
in gnouno ste"
fhst had beens n handto-hsnd fighting
utilized as weapons he henh9 'ooy
owing impossible condition OF the
roads
the Associated Press
Toxic Oct lsA telegram from Marshal received today
made Two heTce auachs
against besides counter attack on a
and right armies We repused
them entirely
The enemy retreated leaving great number of dead"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-19
RUSSIANS RETAIN GROUND
GAINED At sAHNHE RIVER.
LOSSES HAVE AVERAGED 1000 A
DAY - SUPPLIES FOR AR
MES PLAYING
OUT.


Mnkden. Oct IS.-The fighting of
Oct. II was confined 10 the Russian
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A census bulletin shows there are
more men than women in the United
States.
Two Norfolk gamblers were fined
$1 900 each and sentenced to Jail for
Ave months.
Mrs. Annie E. Woolford, widow OF
the late Col. Levin Woolford, died
In Princess,Anne.
Georgetown University Hospital
is TO experiment with the open-air
method OF treating tuberculosis.
Chief Justice Alvey, OF the Federal
Court Of Appeals, in the District OF
Columbia, will retire January /.
A large barn near Williamsport,
Washington county, belonging TO
Mrs. William I'll. Grimes, was burned.
Thedeath warrant of Sydney John
son, eolored, has been received by
the sheriff OF Allegany County, Nd.
After Annie Smith had tramped Is
miles to say good by 10 acondemned
murderer in Richmond, she was ar.
rested for stealing money to buy food.
At Peoria, ILL.,, two men held ur
the teller Of the Peoria National Bank
located within the heart of the bust
hess district. and escaped in a buggy
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in his attendance upon these insti-
tutes, and find that he is not here to-
day. John Armistead Scott. Alas,
You know too w ell that the angel OF
death has lowered over your useful
and honored association since last
you assembled here, and has called
him away from these scenes OF bis
usefulness forever. i knew him
well and esteemed him much and
would be false to the promptings o:
my heart il / did not lay one simple
laurel leaf upon his memory on this
occasion. Ifeel that il is eminently
fitting here. because his whole life
was devoted to the holy and noble
cause Of teaching in the public
schools Of this county and elsewhere
in the State, and be has gone down
TO his grave, honored, loved and ad-
mired by all, and ssvith the univer-
sal plaudit that more conscientious
and painstaking teacher never sat
beneath the humble roof Or cou ntry
school house. IL was in my early
boyhood before my mind bad lost
one leaf from that romance which
characterizes youth, that | felt the
influence Of his teaching, and in all
the years of my life since then,
have been in close and congenial
touch with him. Truly then can !
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knowing him, can truthfully and
sincerely say, that no grander and
nobler mortal ever put on the crown
OF Immortality. The whispered
teachings of our faith, Whom | love,
! call, impress me in his death with
the force and beauty, of the lines OF
favorite poet that
Beyond this vale of tears.
There is life above, e..
Unmeasured by the fight OF years.
And all that life, il love"
There is however, in his death a
melancholy consolation to us all, and
especially to you, my teacber-friends,
in the fact, that before. be passed
away his noble heart was made glad
by the enactment of that just and
meritorious law which has ! iven un.
mistakable evidence of the deer
gratitude of the people Of our State,
TO their faithful teachers work in the
public schools, whose life like his
has bee" devoted to your high and
noble profession.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

Juuu u. HURST q Co
Robt. c. Combs and b Harris CamalIer,
admrs. "A. s. Beale.
In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's county, No.
l0S. N. E.
Ordered this 18th day OF Dec 1904 that the
AUDITORS report, IT, the above cause be ratified
ana confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown or before the Ord Monday OF Januarv.
100, provided q copy of this order be inserted
In the St MaFy's BEACON once a week for 1 hree
OF January.
ENOCH b. ABEL, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
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REWARD.

suitable reward will be paid for the re-
turn or information leading thereto of A large
ROAM or SPECKLED BUFFALO cow, winch
stray from this section about November
1904, and then giving milk.
p. J. MEDLEY,
Dec l5-m Piney Point, Md