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The Jewish outlook., 1905-02-24
DOMESTIC :

The Y. M. H. A. of New Orleans has is
sued an appeal to the Jews of that city for
financial support to enable them to rebuild
their building which was lately destroyed by
fire.
The Bnai Birth synagogue at William
and Tulip Streets Philadelphia, Pennsylva-
mia, was dedicated on last Sunday after
noon, the services being held from to e
o'clock
The annual meeting of the Jewish His
torical Society takes place in Cincinnati
February 2Sth. This meeting is expected 10
be the largest in the history of the organi-
zation. Papers of unusual interest will be
presented at the meeting.
An overheated furnace set fire to the syn
agogue BETHEL in Buffalo, New York, on
Friday, the Sd. The firemen succeeded in
confining the flames to the basement and
thus saved the structure from destruction.
The damage is covered by insurance.
Articles of incorporation of the Peoria,
Illinois, Y. M. H. A. have just been fled In
these articles it is stated that the objects of
the association are the moral, social and in
telectual advancement of It's members; the
promotion of Judaism and it's teachings, and
the practice of philanthropy. a board of di-
rectors were elected.
On last Sunday cablegram was received
from Prof Richard J. H. Gottheil, who is
travelling in Egypt, informing that he has
been received by Abbas Pasha, khedive OF
Egypt. Professor Gottheil is travelling IN
Asia on leave of absence from Columbia
University, where he is the head of the de-
partment of Oriental languages.
Congregation B'nai Israel of Brooklyn,
New York. dedicated it's new synagogue with
an elaborate ceremony, followed by ban
quet. Prominent men of national reputation
have made addresses and the speaker OF the
occasion was Congressman H. M. Goldfogle,
who spoke of the liberal principles of Juda-
ism and of the advantages the Jew enjoyed
in this particular free country.
Mr. Issac Eppinger, a well-known phil
anthropist of New York City, died last week.
Mr.. Eppinger established twenty-three years
ago a colony of Russian refugees in South
Jersey, sparing neither time nor money to
secure the very best results for these colo
nists. In his death noble philanthropist
who did much toward assisting the poor i'm
migrants of his coming to this country,
has passed away.
Before the Eastern Medical Society OF
the city of New York, Miss Julia Richman,
district superintendent of the department OF
education, gave a shocking account or eX-
perienceS she had in her work among the
children in the East End and the conditions
which at present exist there, also the prev
alence of crime against young girls and the
duties of the medical profession in relation
thereto.
Hon. Simon Wolf of Washington, D. c.,
president of the executive board of the l. y.
o. B., addressed, last Monday, a largely at
tended meeting of the Independent Order
B'nai Birth and the Young Peoples League
of Temple Israel, Harlem, New York. The
subject was "The Duty of the Individual to
the Community" After paying tribute to
IF ahop Wolf
The Jewish outlook., 1905-02-24

Chicago, Dec. g. 1904.
A. Wongrowitz, 1926 Champa street,
Denver, Colorado:
Dear Sir-This is to certify that no
other party but yourself has the sole
agency for our goods in the city Of Den
yer, and any party using our name to
further the sale Of somebody else's goods
is a fraud, as all our goods are tagged.
Very respectfully,
(adv.) DAVID BERG & co.
Please tell them that you saw their ad-
vertisement in the Jewish Outlook.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
MouRNeo
As Dead the Rich Indiana Merchant
Returns After Threatening To
End His Existence,

Goshen Ind June 50-Benjamln
Sells. a rich merchant al Mcntone,
who lef, his homo March 26thg telling
his family I'm a note that he was going
70 commit suicide in lhe fear he would
lose mis- reason has been found in
Bunalo. n T. ami returned here
Sells father is al iumaEe If the In
diana asylum. Long CHI His grand
father is also in that Institution.
His business Interests were in per
feet order when he suddenly disap-
peared after returning from church
services Nothing could be learned
about his movements. although his
wife and his business partner VII
liam l'nderhin employed Pinkerson
detectives TO trace him
Yesterday letter from Sells to bis
wife written in Buffalo, arrived say
ing he had recovered his health. he
was brought home
/ Sells had been mourued as dead by
his family aud his body was searched
/ for all over Kosciusko county
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
NO JULY GRAND JURY
Only 4 Short Session Of the Circuit
Court viii BE Held--List Of the
New Suits Filed.

Judge William N. Butler. will con
yene the regular session of Jnly court
on the 10th Of July. The term IN usu-
ally short one and il IS not expected
thar court will last over one week
There will be no grand jury smpan-
elled and the prisoners bound over 10
the grand jury, will have to remain
in jail until the October term States
Attorney Alexander Wilson will. how
ever, dispose Of q number Of the iail
cases in the county court next week.
and only a few Of the prisoners VIII
be compelled to wait until October for
trial.
As yet only few new cases nave
been filed. they are
John Gibson vs.. Malinda Gibson.
divorce.
Mile Turner vs. Richard Turner.
divorce.
Emma NJ Crane Wis. Thomas Grain.
divorce
Louis campheld vs. Effie Campbell
divorce.
r, H. McRaven, III all. vs.. T. Scot
McRayen et al, partition.
A. B. Douglas VS., Edward j. Maley
trespass on the case.
Lille B. Scott vs.. Stella Howell E
al partition
Daniel hartman vs.. John il, Xii
gour ut al, bill d enforce vendor
\ lien.
Thebes Manufacturing and Lumbe
Company vs. Jael D. sammons, as
lsnmpsit.
| Mary Eivhhoff VS.. Edward II. Avirs
ton ct al. foreclosure.
| India Elliott vs. Wesley Elliott G
lal petition for assignment % homt
stead and dover etc.
| Henry Hasenjaeger VS.. Alcxandc
National County bank. assumps /.
j Alabama Corn Mills Company VI
G. G. G. and st, /. r. r., tfespass o
the case
II CA .Bourland ct al VS.. John Snyde
OF al, certioron
II Daniel Hartman VII. Willis Wrigt
ct al, foreclosure,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
IS CHARGED WITH
Staying STEPSON
WickIiffe Wrought Up Over
Strange Death of Boy
BLOW KILLED THE LAD
BUT ACCUSED MAN SAYS CHILD
FELL FROM BOx-DEAD BOYS
MOTHER MAY BE AR
RESTED ALSO.

Lidge Westmoreland. is in the eoun-
~ Jail at Wicklne. Ky. charged with
having caused the death of his siepson,
aged three years. who died Wednesday
night under mysterious and suspicious
circumstances There is considerable
feeling against the man and the many
Infatuated citizens only await more
positive proof that the lads death was
not due TO an accident. to take some
steps toward a speedy justice
Westmoreland lived with his wife
and her son on farm near Hazel
wood, a small station near Wickliffe.
Thursday morning he reported thar
the child was dead and said that he
had been killed by falling off of a box,
in the back yard. The ehiid's face had
been terribly cut and bruised and his
front teeth were all knocked ont. His
mother was away from home and
when she returned Wednesday even.
ing she found the boy dying.
Squire Hines held an inquest and
returned verdict that the boys death
had been caused by blow of some
kind delivered by unknown parties
The box, from which the step-fathel
said he had fallen from was founC
to be only two and half feet high
1t is reported that the child's mothe
will be arrested today as an accessory
As yet no motive for the crime hal
been given.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
WILL NOT PAY FOR BATTLE
SHIPS SILVER SET.
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Auditor Of Kansas Says He Will Not
Audit Warrants for Money TO
Buy Promised Service.

Topeka, June S0,--Seth G. Wells,
auditor Of the state informed the
members of the executive council this
afternoon that he intends to refuse
TO audit the warrants for the purchase
Of silver service for the battleship
Kansas
Mr. Wells says that while the legis-
lature made an appropriation Of $780,
900 for the purchase of the silver
service II failed to designate by whom
the money Is TO be expended. He docs
not believe that the executive council
has authority 70 make the government
q purchasing agent. and win refuse 70
audit warrants for any part Of tho ap-
preparation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
KILLED HIS PARAmouR.

Cleveland. june 50.--Albert Henry
Darwin OF Joliet, H.. widower and
father Of two children, shot and killed
Mrs, Anna Gray. the wife Of a tailor
living in Joliet here today then at
tempted to suicide H6 was prevented
by several men who oyernowered him.
The couple recently had oloped from
Joliet
To-day Mrs. Gray told Darwin she
had received threatening letter from
her husband, and said she wanted to
return home Darwin objected and
the couple quarreied Darwin was ar
rested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
PAUL MORTON is our


Washington. June 30.--Paul Morton
today relInquished the duties Of secre.
thrv Of the navy Tomorrow Charles
J Bonaparte Of Baltimore, viii take
the oath 81 Office as Mortons success.
aof and WIN assume the duties dcvclv.
|tnr sipon N civilian head Of the navy.
Norton Tort tonight for New York
~ sskc W A. ~ i ca q emf residence
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
MORTON SUCCEEDS HYDE
As Chairman of Executive Committee
of the Equitable.

New York. jane S0.-At meeting
OF the executive committee of the
Equitable society today the resigna.
ton Of James H. Hyde as chairman of
the executive committee was accepted
by Paul Morton, chairman OF the board
.of directors Morton was elected 81
his place. It was also announced that
Morton accepted the resignation of
William H. Mcintyre as fourth vice
president Of the Equitable society.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
sERIous pNoAoEMENT.

Canea Crete, June 5o-A serious
engagement took place today lasting
several hours between hundred Rus
sian soldiers with gun and the in,
surgents at Platania while a French
torpedo boat and Russian gunboat
simultaneously b0mbarded the insur-
gents The Russians occupied Pla-
tania. The extent Of casualties is un-
known.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
N. NELlDoFF DECLINED
To Accept Position of Peace Plenipo.
Tertiary for Russia--Muravieff
Named in His Place,

St Petersburg, June 3o.-lt is re-
ported NJ Nelidof, Russian ambassa-
dor at Paris, declined TO accept the pc
siIion Of peace plenipotentiary ana M,
Murayieff, ambassador of Russia to
Rome, viii 90 III his place
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
CHRONOLOGICAL
July / In bistory.

asss-James Crichton. the famous scholar
and gentleman CThe Admirably. was
assassinated al Aantua, Italy. aged z
17H-The comte de Rochaiabeau tkosham-
BOZ. French general IN America, porn'
died 1907.
1ssa-Battls Of Malvern Hill: bloody re-
pulse OF the Confederates
fses-Attack on Santiago by General Shat
ter's corps; battles at FL caney and
San Juan bill.
1900 Chinese renewed their attacks on the
allies at Tientsin.
ipo4-George Frederick Watts, noted Eng
fish sculptor. died in London. born ISL
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
ALL MINES ARE CLOSED.

Springfield, ILL.,. june S0--All mines
in Illinois owned by the Illinois Coal
Operators association, closed at mid
night, to remain closed until the
wages Of the shot fiirers ana condl,
lions under which they win work is
decided by the hoard Of arbitration
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
IN SOCIETY
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A very handsome and charming
affair was the reception last evening
given by Miss Marjorie Scout ana Mr..
Vaughan Scott, a their parents home
On Ninth aud Madison streets, saws
the Paducah Register Many friends
attended the affair that was compli
mentary to Miss Lucille Crippen Of
Louisiana, and Miss Blanche Parsons
OF Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
CLUB STANDING.

Where They Play Today,
Caro- at Vincennes.
Paducah at HopkinsYlle
Henderson at Princeton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Mr.. Will Howe left last night for
Chicago, where he will spend a few
weeks with Mr.. Joseph Mclaughlin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
BEGINS
BIG MOVEMENT
AGAINST HAILUNecHEN WITH
HIS RIGHT WlNo-SERlOUs
ENGAGEMENT REPORTED
WITH THE INSURGENTS.

Toxic. June go Field Marshal
Oyama's right has begun an aggressive
movement against HailUnchen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Mr.. F. Il. Harp has returned from a
trip to Dexter. Mo, in the interests Of
the Three States Implement company
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Miss Effia Ashton left yesterday af
ternoon for Union City. Tenn. after
n short visit To Mrs. w. r. Shelton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

The Misses Relia and Ferddie Weld
man Of Goleonda, are the guests o.
Miss Minnie Kobler of Eighteenth
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Flint Bondurant has returned from
visit with his sister, Mrs. John w.
Bransford, at Union City, Tenn
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01
PURELY PERSONAL


Mrs. Abel Is IN at her home at SO la
Walnut street v
Mr. B, McManus, Jr, is III at St. Il
Mary's hospital. h
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Arey, of Mound b
City, are the parents OF a baby daugn- Fl
ter. n
Hon. j. ]. Russell. Of Charleston, il
MO-. was in the city yesterday on bust
ness r
Mr.. Harry Rosenberg, of the Grand K
Leader, left yesterday for an extended
business trip. !
Miss Edna Lind has gone to Nc |
Leansboro to visit Miss Hazel Lane, '
formerly of this city.
Mrs. Ernest Rees, of Thirty-fourth
and Sycamore, Is at the bedside of her
mother who is seriously III.
II
Messrs. W. n. Sutherland and ].
G. Holman, Of the Cairo Mill. left for +
st. Louis yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. X. Green Of Rock Island, ILL.,, |
Is visiting her father-in-Iaw. Mr.. ]. WI |
Green, on Washington avenue.
Miss AlIne Esley Of Bardwell, KY,
is the guest Of Mr.. w. II. Lawson and
family of 227 Eighteenth street.
Misses Irene Cook and Babel era
yer Of Anna, ILL.,, are the guests Of
Mrs. Cook Of Eighteenth street
Flint Bondnrant has returned from
visit with his sister, Mrs John w.
Bransford, at Union City. Tenn.
Miss EfIia Ashton left yesterday at
ternoon for Union City, Tenn. after
u short visit To Mrs. w. r. Shelton.
Mr.. Will Howe left last night for
Chicago, where he viii spend few
weeks with Mr.. Joseph Mclaughlin
Mr.. F. Il. Harp has returned from a
trip to Dexter. Mo-, In the interests OF
the Three States Implement company
The Misses Relia and Ferddie Weld
man Of GoIconda, are the guests of
Miss Minnie Kobler of Eighteenth
street.
Misses Sue Howell and Ruby Simp-
son Of Barlow. XVI. are the guests of
Mrs. James Howell Of Eighteenth
street.
Mr. Robert p Bates. of Chicago,
arrived yesterday and is a guest at
the Halliday He win be married this
evening to Miss Mary g. Lansden.
Mr., Carl Hebsacka left last night fol
a visit to Chicago and other points in
the north. During his absence hi;
store will be in charge of Mr.. Jones
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Prof Clyde Stone. former principa
Of the Cairo High School, left yestcr
day afternoon for his home In Carroll
ton, Ill. accompanied by Master Rec
Morris.
Hon and Mrs. J. M. Herbert an
family and Mrs. Emma Bross Walle
left Murphysboro today for Detroi
Harbor and Washington Island, Wis
To spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Logan an
daughter, Margaret Elenor, left yeste
day for visit to st. Louis. Butler an
Warrensburg. Mo- AT Butler they vi
assist In celebrating the fifticth ann
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Arnol
parents OF Mrs. Logan.
MT. w L. Holt Of the Three State
Implement company, has returne
from a business trip to Dyershur
Tenn.
Miss Della Smith Is recovering fro
an attack OF illness and viii soon |
able TO resume her duties at the Thrt
VI States Implement company's office.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Misses Irene Cook and Babel Ora
yer Of Anna, ILL.,, are the guests OF
Mrs. Cook Of Eighteenth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Mr.. Robert P. Bates, of Chicago,
arrived yesterday and is a guest at
the Halliday. He win be married this
evening to Miss Mary g. Lansden.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Miss Della Smith Is recovering from
an attack Of Illness and will soon be
able TO resume her duties at the Three
States Implement company's office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Mr. Carl Hebsacka left last night for
visit to Chicago and other points in
The north. During his absence his
store will be in charge of Mr., Jones.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Miss AlIne Esley Of Bardwell, KY,
is the guest Of Mr.. w. H. Lawson and
family of 227 Eighteenth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

MT. w Il. Holt Of the Three States
Implement company, has returned
from a business trip to Dyershurg,
Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Mr.. B. McManus, Jr, is III at st.
Mary's hospital
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Logan and
daughter, Margaret Elenor, left yester-
day for visit to st. Louis. Butler and
Warrensburg, Mo. AT Butler they viii
assist In celebrating the fifticth ami
versary Of Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. Arnold,
parents OF Mrs. Logan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Arey, of Mound
City are the parents OF baby dauga-
ter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Mrs. Abell is III at her home at SO
Walnut street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Hon. and Mrs. J. NJ Herbert and
family and Mrs. Emma Bross Waller
left Murphysboro today for Detroit
Harbor and Washington Island, Wis,
to spend the summer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Prof Clyde Stone. former principal
Of the Cairo High School, left yestcr-
day afternoon for his home In Carroll
ton, Ill. accompanied by Master Reed
Morris.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Hon. J. j. Russell, of Charleston,
MO-. was in the city yesterday on bust
ness
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Mr. Harry Rosenberg, of the Grand
Leader, left yesterday for an extended
business trip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Mrs. ]. Il. Green of Rock Island. ILL.,,
Is visiting her father-in-law. Mr.. ] w.
Green, on Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-01

Miss Edna Lind has gone TO Nc
Leansboro to visit Miss Hazel Lane,
formerly of this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-24
Railroad Seeks Big Damages.

Washington, November 23.-The British ambassador to this country Sir Mortimer Durand, called on Secretary Root to- day regarding the question which has come up through a claim of the Manila and Dagupan railroad for s1,50O000 dam ages This railroad is in the hands of English capitalists who claim that during the war between Spain and the United States and during the revolution following the American occupation of the Philip pines the use of the railroad for military purposes made them suffer damages to the extent of $1,50O0O0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-24
cHAFFEE WILL LEAVE.
General Bates Is to Be the New Chief
 of Staff.

Washington, November 23.-With his departure from Washington today for a months visit to southern California. Lieu tenant General Chaffee practically ter minated his active connection with the army. Although he will return here dur ing the Christmas holidays to attend q reunion of his family, it is not believed that he will resume the actual duties of the office of chief of staff, as it is his purpose to go on the retired list shortly thereafter.
 Maj. Gen. John c. Bates. now assistant chief of staff, will act as chief of staff during the absence of General Chaffee, and on the retirement of the latter he will be regularly assigned to duty as chief of staff with the rank of lieutenant gem eral.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-24
Voluntary Petition In Bankruptcy.

St. Paul, November %.-Francis A. Theopold and Herbert s. Theopold, doing business at Farabalt, Mich., today filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the United States court. Francis A. Theopold' liabilities as scheduled are sS62,9l3 and as sets sl27,s44 The liabilities of Herbert s. Theopold are given as ss45,27e and his as sets as S36. .270. This action follows an In voluntary petition filed against the conn rany about two years ago. The creditors are widely scattered. throughout the coun-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-24
New Bank for Egypt.

Berlin, November 23.-Four Berlin banks, the Deutche Dresdener, schaaf- hausen and National, intend to organize a bank for doing business in Turkey and Egypt, with it's head office in Berlin. The National bank, in cooperation with the Bank of Greece. organized last spring the so-called Orient bank at Athens, with the intention of establishing branches throughout the Levant. An arrangement has now been effected with the Orient bank to confine itself to Greece and turn over its Constantinople branch to the new circulation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-24

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-24
Postoffice Receipts and Expenditures.


 Washington, November 23.-The annual report of the auditor for the postoffice department for the year ended June 30. 1905, shows the fiscal operations of the department to have been as follows:
 Revenues of the postal service, sl52.- S26, ,5S5.
 Expenditures of the postal service, s167,- 399 169.
 Total amount of money orders issued. domestic, s4O1 ,s16.214; foreign, A2, 4o3.246. Total amount of money orders paid, do- mestic. s4o4 4,3s4.s74; foreign, S,15O6ss; total, $1, ,176.130.S79.
 The rural free delivery has increased from 14S carriers in 1898 to 32055 carriers in 1905, and the cost of this service has increased from about s50,00o in 1898 to s2O 819 9A in 1905.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-24
Results of Retaliation.

St. John, N. E., November 2S.-Sum- marizing the effect of the retaliatory poll icy against American fishermen. the CO., lonial customs department published to- day statement showing that thirty American fishing vessels with cargoes ag- gregating 45.OoO barrels of herring, cleared from the Bayo islands up to November g last year. where only one American vessel with 1900 barrels has sailed to this date during the present year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-24
PURE DRUGS.
THANKSGIVING IS COMING.

You want new Suit for the Thanks giving season. can suit you in the latest styles and fabrics. See me for new Overcoat. Let me show you the new styles whether you order or not.
 KELLER, THE TAILOR. 1915 Avenue E. EnsIey, Ala.
 PrsssInc Free. cas., or Credit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-24
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