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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
ALL READY FOR LAWYER.
Crime Had Been Committed and Fe'
Was in Hand.

Crime Had Been Committed and Fee
Was in Hand.
Representative Julius Kahn of Cali
fornia tells a grimly humorous tall
Illustrative of the guile of the heath
en- Ciinee."
Ono day it appears that Denni.
Spencer, d prominent criminal attoi
ney Of Napa, In the state mentioned
was the recipient Of calf from !
Chinese. who without circumlocutior
. al. once put this question
"Splose, Mr.. Spencer. one China
man kill mother Chinaman with hatch
1t. How much you enlarge make hin
clear?"
oh, exclaimed the LAWYER care
lessly. 'T'd take the case for $500.
The Chinaman vanished without :
word. IN about week he returnet
and laid the sum of $500 on Mr.
Spencer's desk.
what Is that for?" asked the law
yer.
You say you take case for $500,
explained the Oriental
A light burst upon Mr. Spencer
Mortified, he exclaimed;
you mean to tell me that since
saw You last one Of your countrymel
has been killed?''
Certainly" calmly answered th
Chinaman. Il kill him last night. =
New York Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
ROME CONSIDERS TERMS
ARE NOT UNREASONABLE

Rome. Aug. 11.--Much surprise. was
felt here today al the Japanese peace
terms becom .ng known, and high COM
pliments were paid the Associated
Press for its exclusive dispatches on
the subject. The opinion is expressed
in Rome that the terms are rather Sc
we're on Russia, bur that If the Japan
csc are sufficiently firm Russia will
end by accepting. as there is nothing
them, il is thought, derogatory TO
Russian pride, although both REIN
bursement" and territory are demand
ed.
The view In military circles Is that
Russian intends to do the best posi-
Bile for herself but will accept in the
end.
In general the Japanese terms are
less exhorbitant than expected here
and hope is exprssd that an agreement
may be reached.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
BASE BALL DOPE
FOR CAIRO FANS
THE OFFICIAL STANDING
Where They Play Today.
Paducah at Cairo.
Princeton at vincennes.

The Indians took another game
from the WALLPAPERS very easy yester-
day. the Indians need to play in fast
er company than With the Cairo team.
Paducah played a very fast game Of
ball while Cairo played Ike q lot of
school boys Morgan came very near
being knocked out of the box in the
first inning. The Indians getting six.
clean hits of his delivery, but he
managed to hold out until the finish
when 1t was learned thar Paducah got
thirteen hits while the WALLPAPERS on.
III scored six of Of Brahic's delivery.
Cairo played very rotten ball from
start to finish. while Paducah played
without single error and the Wal
lopers got five.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
APPEALED TO BOYS HEART.
Youngster Appreciated Biblical u
MA serlptIons Of comhats.

III scriptions Of Conhzts.
Bishop Henry G. Potter of New
York recently told the following story
illustrating how the barbaric Instincts
perseyere in holding their place in the
human heart. even though unencour.
aged
"a professor In an eminent Ameri-
can university thought It wise to bring
up his children without giving them
any religious instruction and ac-
ouaintance with the Bible urtfl they
should reach the age Of understanding
One Of these children, boy, Of course
went up to the family garnet TO amuse
himself one rainy day Ont Of the
rookery there he dug up an extreme
ly dusty and diiapidated volume and
devoure1 a portion Of it's contents with
the greatest possible interest and rel.
ish
After time he came running II
his mother bubbling over with delight
and exclaimed: 'Oh, mummy. found
a great book up in the attic It's
.chock full Of fighting. | read all about
a fellow called Moses that punched
the heads Of the Malakites, and theirs
lots more scrapping in IT,
What's the name Of the book
Bobby his mother inquired.
III think it's called the Holly 18th
bel answered Bobby New Torl
4 Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
HOME At NIGHT.

When chirping crickets fainter cry,
And pale stars blossom in the sky.
And twilight's gloom has dimmed the
bloom
And blurred the butterfly;
When locust blossoms heck the walk.
An dup the tiger-lily stalk
The glow-worm crawls and clings and
falls
And glimmers down the garden-walls;
When buzzing things, with doubia
wings
OF crisp and rapish hutterings,
Go whizzing by so very nigh
One thinks of fangs and stlngs
a..AM
o, then within, is stilled the din
OF crib she rocks the baby in,
And heart and gate and latch's weight
Are liftedand the lips Of Kate.
james Whitcomb Riley in The Real
er Magazine for August.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
Judae sherman.s gstate Renamed.

When Judge Sherman was removal.
Ing his beautiful Summer home,
which II built directly on the rocks
at Gloucester, Mass. he thought he
would like to give it a name appro.
pirate to the location So he wrote a
letter to friend and put Founded on
a.Rock@ across the top. to see how Ii
would look on his stationery.
The friend he wrote to happened to
be great joker. and the Judge was
astonished to receive a letter adj
dressed to "The Hon. Judge Sher
men. Fonnd.dead-on.a Glonces
ter. Mass.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
WHY HIS ARpoR WAVED.

On Friday evening two lovers were
seated on camp stools, placed in as
quiet and romantic a corner as the
afterdeck of a Coney Island steamboat
affords, says the New York Press.
As the beat passed Fort Hamilton an
opening in the trees disclosed a prer-
~ snug little house, partly covered
with vines. and the young man sail
Wouldn't It be fine to have a little
cottage like that with all the front
covered with ivy and honeysuckle and
roses?"
"oh, wouldn't it," exclaimed the
girl ioyfully,
And when a fellow comes home
tired from business to nave a nice it,
tie wife TO meet him at the door with
a.
"Ye.a-s,"
and then the winter nights, the
fire burning brightly in the coy par
Tor. and you'll mean wife--at the
piano singing in the cleaning.
Il think 1t would be just too sweet
FOR anything"
"And then
But just then careworn woman
with bawling twins in her arms totter
ed by them, and he changed the sub
iect.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

De Style-Why did that Pennsyl-
vania banker want 70 kin the editor
of the Society Screecher?
Gunbusta-On account Of an abbre-
Walton in his paper. You see, when
the rich mans wife left for Europe
an item appeared reading Mrs
GGldust has locked up her old Pa
bcme until she returns from abroad. !"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
chlyaIrx.

NIHfulNJs
Thomas w. Lawson was discussing
Bitterly an attack that had been made
ON him BY broker
1T was chlvaIrous attack he
said. ut had in it the same spirit Of
chivalry that used to animate the
words and deeds OF old John Henry.
Il was born In Chariestown, and
John Henry was born on a farm In
the neighborhood He was tall and
lean and round shouldered HIS man
ner was sullen and forbidding. He
worked very hard People said that
he was rich
His wife was a little thin, wiry
woman. She. too, was round should.
cred She, too, worked hard. This
couple were each about sixty years
old. They had no children.
"And now about John Henry's chiv
airy,
He came to charlestown one day
To buy COW. He found finally the
COW he wanted, and tho price, to his
amazement, suited Lin. II was good
low price. and yet The ccw had not q
blemish,
There be no Flemish about this
COW? said John Henry.
Nary bleniish, John the sales
man said,
How comes II, we're sellin' her 5,
reasonablo?'
Well, III tell you, fair and square.
said the salesman she don't Mill
good she sometimes licks, and kicks
hard when being MIXED
"'Oh, that's no consequence, .sait
John Henry. The wife does thu
milkin Buffalo Enquirer
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
"oTTAwA AND MONTREAL VIA

"OTTAWA AND MONTREAL VIA
THE R1DEAU LAKES AND 0TTA
WA RIVER" No. 81 OF the New York
Centrars "FourlTrack Series, de.
scribes the beautiful country between
Kingston and Ottawa, Ontario, along
the route of the Rideau Lakes and
River It Is filed with beautiful IL
Illustrations and O fine map OF this
beautiful resort section Of Ontaria
For d copy send two-ccnt stamp q
George H. Daniels, General Passenger
Agent, Grand Central Station, New
York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
LONDON PRESS URGES
RUSSIA TO ACCEPT

London. Aug, Unreasonable and
Legitimate" is the general verdict OF
London newspapers on the Japanese
peace terms which are discussed en-
tirly from the text Of Japan's condi-
lions exclusively furnished by the AS
ISOLATED Press. The press in Choir
Us urges Russia to accept the terms
and avoid further bloodshed and in.
sure a lasting peace.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

All Illinois Central. Mobile ~ Obi,
md Cotton Beit trains arrive aud ne
part form Central station. corner O
second street and Ohio street.
All Big -Four aad Irou Eozntah
trains arrive and depart from u
Union station, Second street and Con
nercial avenue.
Mail NAV be Deposited II The hox
the transfer station, located ct Cen
trail station, 20 minutes before the dc
Darture of any train.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
ABOUT THE IDEAL ROMEO.
London Critic Believes Only an ltallar
- Could Play II.

Coulu Play TX,
Mr.. Max Beerbohm suffers us 10
have no Illusions. says the Ladies' Pic.
torial. he has now assured us that
no one has ever seen Romeo and
.hliet' properly acted, and for this
reason, that there is no actor Or
actress who could express the first
awakening Of love In adolescence,
which was what Shakespeare intended
to present in this beautiful love TRACE
DIV. No young Englishman has the
power to do 80, while the mature man
who has the power only shows us
mature lcve. The consequence ~, he
Says. that the ideal Romeo will never
be seen unless he is a young italian
actor who can speak English perfectly.
One cannot help seeing the force OF
this argument. but as we cannot get
what he suggests. we must obviously
make Up our minds whether We vii
be content with the representation q
matured love, or whether we Will do
without technique and get quite young
people to play for us. Most playgoers
one fancies, win prefer the imitation
III loves young dream by actors who
understand tho Art Of making By
lieve," which is as near nature, after
Nh, Us ore expects 10 setfon the stage
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

Senator CuIlom CROPPED his way into
the subbasement of the treasury de-
partment few days ago, and, placing
a package on the chief clerks desk.
said IT contained money which had
been found In the rafters OF building
IN Dixon, iii. He said the owner
thought II was worth about $1,000.
Miss Brown, chief expert OF the re.
demption division, looked at the mass
Of crumbling gray paper and at once
said she would sive that amount for ii.
Some Of the notes we're dated as far
back ais 1862, the whole amounting ia
several thousand dollars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
WAR
tconeluded from First Page,

agreement on some and rejection Of
spise Of the terms. He also took occa-
sion to confirm the statement thar
Witte had received no Instructions
from ST. Petersburg regarding the ma
ture Of the reply 10 be given. as his
powers were ample ;.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
SOUTHERN DIVISION.

tHE pNLs nrETrfT rtMr yn MrMfALa
NAEHvIELr, CHATTANOOGA, AT
IANTA, JACKADNvtI.IlI, IA
vANNAH, vICKSBURG
and JACKSONVILLE.
a:tDh n. M. "rhe Lizzie Flyer" Memphis
Nashville Aid Jacksonville. kss
4tistU =, "a. Msluphi and New uSiesss Limit
ga va Metnrhls, sfsiylnF Ia Memphis III Bin,
NJ VI sni sfsww tfleans Il lA y. a.. i
quo a., IN, FGduqAh and nuisyille.
fssUu hi, daily, Memphis and New uileAn
fast Mail arriving ia Memphis At 7slc r. d. mod
hew. leans ~ N;1S a, N.
i.av y. ni., daily, Nashville, uhktanooFAAnt
Atlanta. syTt
.C,i5 pm. Memphis and Now Orleans specis
arrive IN Memphis vt 1890 p. In, New ofiean
1000 n. m. 8 i6l
.G.dO D m. paducAh, Hopkinsyiils snd Louis
n 5ts TOY thyouHc tickets, rleeping dr. Nooom
i!asis osn sas lssa sess % 4
An. xzxsos. co. Fiji 3 ~ I 6Sisss1 s''
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
DIAMOND DUST


Cairo, why don't you wake up?
The attendance was very small yes
terday
Let every body 20 out and help the
boys today. IN
Dummy" Hughes was asleep yes
terday He made some costly dumb
plays. ,sA ea
II YOU want 10 play ball you can't
stay out all night and cat Chill can
\ corn.
kitty" Girrard is about the fastest
player on the Cairo team.
What can we do 70 win the next
three games?
Let every player take a good nights
sleep and see II we cant win one.
.---- -- IN. rs ~ I'M
No lunch free tonight boys, go e
he'd
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

It has been found that a pale green
light used in the clock faces Of the
tower OF the English House Of Parlia-
ment shows the figures and the hands
on tho dials much more distinctly than
he whitish light hitherto used.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

w Away, N.tE
Little pink feet
That have trotted all day.
Wee dimpled hands ~
That are tired OF play,
\. And teeth white as pearls. n
II And tousled gold curls,
You're dads queen OF girls
Tonight and Away.
II New, and, AWAY.
Just did queen or girls!
weary w play
Your toufled gold crrls .x
Lie spread on my breast;
And sweetIy to rest =,
Az day fetidens the west
Drifts dad's best Of girls. n
N Dear. for all time,
For NIL time ana Away,
When weary, come climb
y @AS you climb dear, to~Eay
y Lfp M your dads lap
or 10 ward VN mishap,
or when weary o. play.
kit Your 1life 10 your dad,
A N LANx tlinB with .ylee
N on sorry ana Hhd:
BRINK M gts, me. dear.
\ pxtr bright days and lrcar,
0uf tcy ana ycur. fear,
!. ", "A "A X 7 .1sQsr 49, .Slqd. N,
4 ~ 4' .5.~ = "A w N - M =
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

Account Conventions, Meetings, Etc.
Portland, ore. aud return.
Lewis and Clark Centennial. Tick
cts on sale until Sept. 30, 1905.
Denver, Col. and return.
Very low rates. Tickets On sale
June 20 to July 4 August II, IL,
Is, IA; August 20 to September 4.
Summer tourist Excursion rates are
also available to the many Summer
Resorts In the different sections OF
the United States and Canada.
For full information and particulars
as to rates, tickets, etc, call on
agents big Four Route" or address
the undersigned.
Warren ]. Lynch, Geni r. q T. ACT,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

Robert ncale, an c'Ghty-sevcnycar-
old tradasman AZ IIrsom, Witnessed
the annual race for Tile Derby for the
seventy-ninth time recently.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. RICO
one.way secona-cIass Rates "a Cal
Ifornla.

Ss1.G6, Cairo to San Francisco, 10;
Angeles, San Diego, Coles. Cali, and
all other points In California taking
California common rate; also to Pres.
colt and Phoenix, Arlz.. via Ask Fork.
and to Phoenix via Maricopa. Ticket
sold March LIST to May 18th, 1905, ana
September 18th to October 31st, 1908
For further particulars regarding
above rates apply to the undersigned
j. II. JONES.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
A. H. HANSON,
General Passenger Agent
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
Big -Four Route
BEST LINE 10
New York, Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN THE
East and Northeast.

Indianapolis, MurcIo, Cincinnati
Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland and
points In Ohio, Indiana and lIIinoia
Through sieepers from ct. Louis 70
New York, Boston ard Washington.
Trains Leave Cairo AZ Follows:
No. $500 a. m. Eastern mail and
express. Mt. Carmel. vincepnes. Pa.
ris. Danville. Indianapolis. Cincinnati
Now York. Boston. Direct connection
with the famous Knickerbocker spoe
ial.
No. a--s.0e . M, Mall and srprNss
CsrmJ, Evansville. yincepnAH. ind
annapolis, Louisville, ChicsEo. Terts
fiaute end Cincinnati. Local viaeps,
from vtncennes to Indianapolis ssSs
.. m, 100 .. nj.
No. 64--Local accommodation
Mound City, Grand Chain and Vienna
Trains Arrive at Cairo ~ Follow
No. 55---5;10 a. m. Vienna aud
Cairo accommodation
mo 3--12:15 r. m. Vincennes and
Cairo mail and express.
No 9--7:30 y. m, DanvlIe and
Cairo mail and express.
All trains daily except Sunday xpr
full information and particulars ~
70 rates. Tickets, limits, etc.. call or
write Elmer Smith, ticket agent, J
". Stone. 4. r. A., Cairo. ILL.,, .. y
4lllSary, ~ - e. -. ~ Leui1 ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
ALICE TAKES ANOTHER.

Special 70 The Bulletin
Vincennes, Aug. IL Alice took an
other game from the Infants today.
vincennes batted in luck and secured
fifteen hits off Of Wits delivery
while the Infants only got five of
Whitley The diamond was very
muddy but both teams pat up good
game
Here is the score:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
TwelNe InnIna eame.

Pittshurg, Aug. pittsburg won a
we'll played twelve inning game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
Scflrn lly innings.

RatteFies- BrahIc and Land. Nor
gan and Lemon
Summary Earned runs, Paducah, 81;
Cairo B; base on balls, by Morgan, 2
BY Brahic, 2; left on bases, Paducah,
6, Cairo, g.; two base hits, Lloyd, /;
struck out by Morgan, 4, by Brahic 3;
double plays, Perry to Potts to Gill
gan. Time Of game, lao. Umpire
Kubitz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
coils won coed eame.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE locals won a
well played game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

Cairo, why don't YOU wake up?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

Kitty" GiTard is about the tastes
player on the Cairo team.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
Poor Fielding Lost II.

Aug. l1.-The locals lost
game an NOR fielding
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

Let every body 20 out and help the
boys today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

Batteries = Waddell, Coakley and
Schreck; JOSS and Clarke
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

What can we do 70 win the next
three games?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

Batteries - orth and Mcclure:
White and Sullivan
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

The attendance was very small yes
terday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12

Batteries-Patten and kittreds
Sudhoff. Buchanan and Roth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
Thlelmzn Was Wild.

ne; Jones and Bergen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
SC0TTY OF DEATH VALLEY
NOT THOUGHT TO Be DEAD.
rsosDecssr, Doobts Reports 0a th0
Death 0G Mine OwneR.


IAN this talk abcu. Sco,ty Of Death
bullet from the rine Of q desperadO. may
10 so. but somehow or other I feel as
thous-h SCotty will reappcar I'm the nesh
within . Reasonable length Of time II
Scotty 10 dead. and the man Who killed
him did In square fight. then he de-
Ssotty isn't the man to bs shot Gown with
The s0eaker was Charles b. Hinsoa oe
Las vegas. Nevada. who stayed at the 81.
g BinEhamton. &. T.. TO spend ne a Nex
Years Day with a brother Mr. Hinson
~ interested In several mining peopOei-
lions in southwestern Nevada. and IN the
Death Valley region. and for several years
q: -. and Scoety we're pro:psctors together.
9 plain. and over many q hill In the old
daya" went On Mr.. Hihscn. "but that vao
long before he struck it rich. Somehow
or other sort Of lost track Of 6costy
sass re sea. s E pss sss z s The <DSsa S hss s
when ! saw the report that he had been
shot 70 death. i.ist camo 20 the conclu-
s;on that Scotty amt dead until hes seen
But then there :. no saying what hap
ways carried considerable money on his
person. and money Is always Q tempta.
ton for some men who don't have many
ocrup'eo a. to how they get Il. One Of
these chaps .but ! guess there must have
when he set out for his mine and potted
h!la fiom behind sand hill. ScOety Vim
h8kf. ana II he had q chance you can
make up your mind to It that the othee
fellows got scratched bit before he tum-
any day."
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

RErI'BI.IC SPECIAL.
Columbia. Mo, Dec. G-Sudents Of 1lis.
so,ui Univ6rolty have orgAnt1ed . protect.
I've asD0clatiOn for mutual help during
illness at the univofglly. The comm1Siees
consisting oI Doctor W0o01O0 N0So OF the
medical department: ]. q. Ra6e. secretary
q the university; Ass. ChAsle. v. 0sceae:
Caroline Gruner Of o. LoviA. and W. 7.
Eardin Of Vandalia, w1o aVpoented IT tne
student meeting - arrange tho 1et;HlD
Of the organization.
Any student Of the university. may b.
come member upon payment OF yearly
fee Of 81. subject 70 further assessment nss
should he then fall III ana ssquiHe sh4
attention Of . DhysSciao - = edm1esod
70 the Parker Memorial Hospital. WAeso
he receives the best care that en- b o!v:
en- BY trained physicians and nufOeA. Az
Of his hospital bills. such - bed. board.
service and physician. are paid BY The
Ths sssociat,on II to b managed by .
Board Of Directors. made up Of Students
and members Of tho board and faculty.
All Of these ere elected By the moan0o60
Of the association. All the money - m
tAo hands Of the 0ecret1yy Of The 1oor6
OF CuEaamA - received BY him and pa36
out y HIM: On order Of tie sapssanssnSsas
Coataxious diseases ass not Eeea0vsd q
the hospital. consequently . oeudeot nj.
(. ring {rOm such an infectio0 would -
cared for At hts 0wn room and ~ would
ha allowed q Per week wh1lO h0 WaO un-
der the care of pAyolc1an.
Enough students have already 3oene1 the
aasociation u insure the .1eeeeo q The
Is All q the i.se ssadeats viii soon -
come m0m6o6A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
MISSOURI BEST It
RECENT STOCK SHOW
Boone Coasty Cattle Led All
Others at Pittsborg - Result q
Experiment Station Work at
State Cniversity.
WPUHe nDaAI.

score Of tie yessiinG beef cattle e TIE
E Escr - . g Tie inissssssc"is Slc rssstss: ~
the , ensirS tire ir rnis.d ~ ss.tes. 10Th h tss
prtees received and tn the selling price.
The four hiehest psiced ioa6a from out
psis. rass Ses s pSanS. e ss a a q ne ssk
est priced loads from Boone County .s
the faf-ssock show owned hv the Ag!i:
cultural. Coliese and Turner Hsaaine & scsd y,
The record shows that Boone County
led an tire country by sak cents per ~
Doctor II. J. Waters. Dean Of TIE AgEs-
cultural College. states that the success
fu! cattle we're the last Of the six car.
purpose Of iesiin. The insurers of age
experiment III. Missouri Agricultural NJ
.r.,ion With % The + F.seSsi sSS' Deparss,eSs q f &
One third Of the ORIGINAL bunch Of eaasls
n,snsS =. yeethns, shs and sns
third vas finished - 4year.oSds. and also
The third portion cf thess cattle topped
bringing S.ic per hundred. tie Sezt best
load OF heavy cattle bringing S6sn.
They we're h:gh-erade Herefords pur-
CfdseU Sf1 Nue uct8uUVtUoU0 OI AO1OuOsds
In the meantime the experiment station
has Ia the same experiment matured one
bunch Of year:ine Angus and . bunch Of
yes,lins Shorfhorns. They now have on
feed ninety Shorfhorns. with q view to
covering the same ground with different
breed
In addition to the test of the influence
OF age upon the rate u cost Of gain. these
ca:'l. ~cre divided into lots Of eight each
and fed different grain rations on pasture.
on. group re.eivink sh.l!ed corn alone.
another One-fo.Tth cottonseed meal and
three e-fourtEs shelled corn. all having ac-
cess 20 equally good grass. Dean Waters.
discussing the results o. the experiment,
said to-day:
In the case ~ the yeafiings ana 3-ye1f-
oids. q more rapid gain was made On the
mixed feeds than on com alone. II 10 also
true that I'm every case the younger cat
tie re-.".vine mixed feeds became fattAf.
carrid a better bloom. and were from ev-
cry point Of view more marketable.
''Ip the case ~ 3-yea.-old or the mature
cattle. however. the difference in the rate
and economy nf gain between straight
corn and the mixed feeds was almost In.
arpreciahIe. ard there vas q marked ar
ference In the fatness Of the different
SyOups"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
FATALLY INJURED
BY SEVERE FALLS
John Br0ckmann Fractures Skull
in Fall to Sidewalk and Dies
After Being Taken to His
Home.

John BrockmaEn. aged -. of No. 1919
Oesdea street. went out for q walk
yesterday morning. slipped and fol- twice
On inc pavement. fractur;hs his skull. re-
turned bone and died seen afterwards
Since saturday night Sscckmann had
been drinking heavily. snd yesterday
@hen he left his home he was pretty well
friend were passing along MallinckrOdt
street near Fifteenth street when he
staggered and fell. striking hts forehs .ld
AGAINST stone door sill in front OF No.
Es0 NAllinckrodt street.
With the blood strea ming from hts face
he arOEe and staggered on. He had gone.
but . short distance when he fsii back
Tho man Was taken to his home. where
Doctor John II. Sh;rman. Of No. so North
Twentieth. street. attended him and at
once pronounced his injuries serious. The
man died soon after Brcckmann was un-
married. His brother. Henry BrOckmann,
took charge Of the remains