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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-05-16

PROTECTION FROM HAIL.
Mutual Insurance That Is Safe
and Economical.
PREMIUMS NOT TO EXCEED
FOUR PER CENT OF POLICY

FOUR PER CENT OF POLICY.
T HAVE the pleasure of announcing
i to the farmers Of York county that
have just completed arrangements
with the FARMERS STATE MUTU-
AL HAIL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF SOUTH CAROLINA, whereby /
can offer safe and reliable insurance
against damage by hall at reasona-
BILE premium rate. The plan In brief
is like this:
/. You pay 81 membership fee cash
down, and give you policy protect
ing all or a part Of your crop In any
amount you might desire, not exceed
ing $40 an acre on cotton.
q. In case Of damage by hail, we
proceed at once to adjust the loss on
a mutual basis. You select one man,
select another, these two select a
third and whatever these three says
the loss amounts to within the limits
of your policy, you get.
8. Except the membership fee
down you are not asked for any cash
money. We take your note, payable
next fall for the premium, and the
amount you will be required to pay
then will only be your proportion uf
the aggregate loss and expenses.
Say you insure 40 acres Of cotton at
$40 an acre. That will give you pro-
lection on that field to the amount OF
$500. II hail storm wipes out half tf
the field, we will pay you $400.
We guarantee that the cost Of your
premium next fall will not exceed $32,
and we calculate that 1t will be much
less, because we are not going to take
from you one cent more than enough
to pay actual expenses.
The Farmers State Mutual Hail In
suranee Company is incorporated un-
der the laws Of South Carolina, and
Is managed by men Of high moral and
financial standing.
lam prepared to give full informa-
ton either by correspondence or In
person, and will take pleasure in vis-
iting by appointment any neighbor-
hood in which my presence may be
desired. If you are interested, talk the
matter over with your neighbors and
send for me.
Very respectfully,
j. r. LINDSAY,
Sole Agent for York County,
Yorlville, 8. c.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-05-16

I have just received a big supply OF
Pressed and Blown Glassware. This
line includes almost everything In the
shape Of glassware. and the prices are
just the "littlest' you ever saw. Come
and see about my stock. I have:
Berry Sets, 35c and up.
Ice Tea TumbIers, 30 each and up.
Syrup Pitchers, 15e and up.
Water Pitchers, zoe and up.
Water Bottles, zoe and up.
Butter Dishes, ESQ and up.
vases-17 inches high-15c and up.
Salad Dishes, 10c and up.
Finger Bowls, 10c and up.
Cream Pitchers, 10e and up.
Vinegar Bottles, zoo and up.
GobIets,. Sc each and up.
Footed Sherbet Cups, Toe each up.
Candle Sticks with prisns, $50 and
upward.
These goods are both In blown and
pressed ware. and both plain and
etched decorations.
T. W. sPEcK, The JswsIsr.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-05-16
Ghe purkuille Cotton Marhet.
% DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

A LII persons indebted to the estate
"A of ALVIRA JANE GIVEN, de-
ceased are hereby notified to make
payment to mo at once. Persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, should
present them, duly authenticated with
in the time prescribed by law.
w. BROWN WYLIE, Admr.
Nav 16 st
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-05-16
Crosses of Honor.

All Confederate veterans who had
made application for Crosses of Hon.
or, and who were not present Memo
rial day to receive them, can get their
crosses at any time by applying In
person to Mrs. John s. Jones.
Mrs. JOHN s. JONES, Acting Pres.
May IL TT. 81
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70 DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

A LII persons indebted to the estate
"A of Mrs. MARY CAMPBELL, de-
ceased are hereby notified to make
payment to me at once. Persons haV-
ing claims against said estate Will
present them, duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law.
A. Y. CARTWRIGHT, Executor.
May 2 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-05-16
CLERKS SALE.
State of South carolina-county Of
York

State of South carolina-county Of
York.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
w. G. Turner, Plaintiff VS.. Harry
Goore, Samuel Goore and William
Mcdaniel. Defendants.
DY virtue of a decree of court In
ID the above stated case, dated April
4. 1905, l will expose to public sale In
front Of YORK COURT HOUSE, on
5TH DAY OF JUNE. 1905, (salesday)
between the legal hours Of sale, the
following described real property, to-
wit:
All that piece. parcel and tract OF
land in York county and the state
aforesaid, containing SIXTEEN Q6)
ACRES, more or less adjoining lands
of Laura Russell, w. B. Steele and j..
W. Avery tract and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third Cash,
and the balance in one and two years
(equal payments) at per cent per
annum. payable annually, until paid,
secured by mortgage Of the purchas-
ed premises, with privilege to purchas-
er or purchasers to pay all cash. Pur-
chaser or purchasers to be let into I'M
mediate possession upon payment or
purchase price.
]. A. TATE, c. c. C. Pls.
May 16 81
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BABY CARRIAGE TIRES.

T HAVE just received g. lot Of Rub
i ber Tires for Baby Carriages and
will be pleased to put on tires for you
at once. If your baby carriage needs
new tires let me do the work for you.
Prompt service and a fair price.
r. D. ALEXANDER.
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Attention, u. C.. Vs.

A meeting of the members Of Camp
Micah Jenkins U. c. ", is hereby
called to meet In the court house on
Salesday, Monday, June 5. A full at
tendance Is desired. .'.. To-.
Do. w. B, SMITH, Commander.
May IL TT ST
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-05-16
BED ROOM SUITES

We are making a special drive In
Bed Room Suites in all grades to make
room for a carload Of suites soon to
arrive. Prices from $12.50 and up
See us quick for Bed Room Suites and
we will save you money.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-05-16
Gard of Thanks.

feel a deep sense OF gratitude to-
ward my neighbors on account Of the
splendid efforts they made in my be-
half last Wednesday in trying to save
my property from destruction, and
take this method Of making public
acknowledgement of the fact.
]. L. McGill.
Bethany, S. c., May Is, 1905.
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DON'T FORGET

THAT 1 am THE MARKET MAN
i and always ready to either Buy
or Sell. will pay you what your
cattle are worth. will give you the
best of service when you want to buy
first class FRESH MEATS. l will
sell ICE this summer as usual at ONE
CENT a pound. G. W. SHERER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-05-16
WE'VE JUST
GOT 1T In.

We have just received q large ship
ment Of LOWNEY'S COCOA and also
POWDERED CHOCOLATE.
We have LOWNEYS BREAKFAST
COCOA-which Is one Of the most
delicious of all table beverages, appe-
tizing and healthful, In 10 cents and
25 cents boxes. Try Lowney's Break
fast Cocoa-you will like 1t so we'll
you will use 1t continuously.
LOWNEY'S POWDERED CHOCO-
LATE Is put up in 10 cent boxes
containing one-fifth Of a pound. It
is Of the same quality as Lowney's
Cake Chocolate. and the only differ
ence is that 1t is ready for immediate
use by adding a little hot water and
fiavoring. Try 1t. 1t is fine.
We have shipment Of Extra Nice
Breakfast Bacon-just the kind to
coax an early morning appetite-jus
telephone US how much you want and
we will send 1t up or down or over.
1t Is for you to say where-but tele-
phone or come after it-be sure.
FERGUSON & CLINTON.
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Sperial grtitss.
PrAachinu nj Sharon

Memorial Exercises at Sharon.
Memorial Day exercises will be held
in the Sharon academy, next Friday
afternoon at o'clock. The Memorial
address will be delivered by E. e.
Thornwell. Esq.
Ladies' Memorial Association of
Sharon. 1t
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FERGUSON & CLINTON.
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j. j. KELLER & CO.,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

J. J. KELLER & CO.
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YORK FURNITURE CO.
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T. W. sPEcK, The Jswelsr
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
LIBERALS DEFEAT
DUMBFOUNDS ALL
Austrian Premier Tisza Had Been
in Power Since 1867
SITUATION is UNUSUAL
NO ONE APPEARS PREPARED TO
TALK OF WHAT MAY HAP.
PEN-kosuTHlTEs BID
ING OUTCOME.
BY the Associated Press.

Vienna, Jan. 27.-All reports from
Budapest indicate that the defeat of
the government in the elections is
greater than was at first thought.
Premier Tisza Is expec ed to come
to Vienna after the last polling day
TO formally tender the resignation of
himself and cabinet to the emperor
After being in power since the es-
tablishment of the Ausgleich Tan ar.
rangement for a division of expenses
for purposes common to beth Aus ria
ami Hungary in 1867, the liberals
have suffered their first defeat.
The gains Of Kossuthists is equally
surprising to friends and foes. and
the result is SO astonishing that no
one appears prepared 10 discuss the
possibilities Of the situa ion Francis
Kossuth, In an interview. merely says
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28

ditions. ST
The warship cut her way through
the seas, water was sprayed in great
masses over her bow and falling on
the deck and rigging. frpze almost
Immediately. Through the strong
northwes erly breeze the warship was
speeded with no rolling. the only
movement being a slight pitch and
vibration from working Of the en-
gine.
The Maryland was found 10 have
quick working steering gear The
state commerce law and based on al
ing of the helm hard over, when she
described a figure IS" at conclusion
Of the official run During the trial
the cruisers two engiuss developed
an average horse power of 27,000.
The Maryland has a length Of 502
fee. and an extreme beam of GO feet.
615 inches. The main battery consists
OF four eightinch breech loading
rifles. There are fourteen four-inch
rapid fire guns and secondary battery
OF eighteen threeinch and twelve
thrce-pounder guns. besides four one
FOUNDER automatic guns four one
FOUNDER rapid fire guns. SIX Colt auto
matte guns two machine guns and
two three-inch field guns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
SUED FOR |
NEARLYS2,000,00O
pennsylvania RAILROAD WILL
HAVE. TO PAY DAMAGES foR
REBATES AND DlscRIMIhA.
TloNs AGAINST COAL CON-.
PANIES.

Pennsylvania, Pa. Jan 27,-Suits
fer damage aggrega ing almost two
million dollars have been brought
against the Pennsylvania railroad in
the United States circuit court by
the Pennsylvania and Webster Coal
and Coke companies. The former
seeks to recover S450.l74.2l and the
the latter s1.iS3,S3s.
Suits are brought under the inter.
s ate commerce law and based an al.
legged discrimination and favortism
shown to competing companies by the
defendant and refusal and nsglect to
furnish sufficient cars to transport
the output OF coal ami coke Of plain
tiffs, and failure TO allow the plain
tiff's certain reba es that were male
to others.
The statements are set out that the
railroad company arbitrarily assumed
the right 10 estimate and determine
the cabaci y to produce coal from the
mines Ct the plaintl6 companies.
From this estimate was fixed a num-
Der Of cars necessary to carry coal
from the mines. The actual capacity
of mines, Il is alleged. was far greater
than that estimated by defendant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
WITH BIG WHITE
BONE IN HER TEETH
New Cruiser Maryland Breaks
All Records
THE NAvY'S GREY HOUND
GOES OVER 20 KNOTS PER HOUR
ON TRIAL TRIP WITHOUT
EVEN A TREMBLE-HER
ARMAMENT.
BY the Associated Press,

iSJ thO EhRt'NtAR'Na ASaHf
Boston, Mass, Jan 27.--With win
try northwest winds striking hel
abeam, the new armored cruiser
Maryland, attained on her offlcia
trial trip today an average speed ol
22.30G Knots an hour, thereby exceed
ing her contract requirement of %
knots. II was unofficially announced
by the rial beard that the tidal cor
fcctions for the trial cf, the Maryland
are in The ships favor by II to IS one.
hundredths of knot. If this tidal
correction Is over .12i of knot the
Maryland will become the holder Of
the speed record for the class.
Tho trial was regarded as most
successful, particularly wi Ii refer
ence TO general sea behavior, the war.
ship showing herself remarkably
steady under the severe winter con.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
CANNONADING GROWS FiERCER
y AND JAPANESE LOSE HEAVILY
News Brings Great Joy to ST. Petersburg
Strike Situation Improving and
Belief is That Lockout
is Broken


BY The Associated Press.
Huanshan, Jan. 27.--Thursday the
Japanese began moving against the
Russian right. attacking vieiously the
Russian positions along the Hun riv-
er where that stream bends routh-
ward. Inside the Russian lines the
belief existed that Nogi's army ar
rived from Port Arthur. was in re.
serve, euPpertirJ the r.1vement. The
Russians rot only bcat off the attack
after severe fighting, but advanced IN
the evening TO the line of tugoad
and HounIitadzy. Throughout the
night and today artillery was ct
work, cannonsding constantly inereas-
ing In strength and extending furth-
er along the center, becoming fiercer
every minute.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
STRIKE is AsATlNo.
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
Moscow. Jan '27-The day passed
or quietly. II Is now almost cestain
that the strike movement IN Moscow
and it's immediate vicinity will wear
Itself out within few days, Printers
returned TO work this afternoon and
u couple more factories south of the
river have reopenad, Manufacturers
arc caniilent OF ths ability Of the au
thofltief 10 put down disturbances
This confidence, combined with the
announcement that the minister Of H.
nance Is studying statement Of the
men'5s grievances, explains the de-
cision Of the manufacturers NEE, ing
not to make collective concessions.
Alarming reports have been receiv-
ssl .i2bfwfvsfksvvaNera gsansk,st stno Runs
&JaR ,M'fehesteE. fIisre afK 2o1e0o
facteryl hanustehesc and only asafcw.
hhrared troops, ,HeinforcenientssMilh
be sent thern inlmed edlatels. Therb a.
no, confirmation ef reports cf serious
disturbances.. 80 =
H
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
NEWS AT ST. PETERSBURG.

by the Associated Press.
st. Petersburg Jan. 27.-The news
of Kuropatkin's successful repulse of
the Japanese advance comes most OPP
portunely. The belief exists mere
that Oyama sought to take advantage
of any depression prevailing in the
Russian ranks as a result of news
from 81. Petersburg to launch an at
tack against Kuropatkin's right; but
the Russian commander-in-chief seems
TO have nicely turned the tables, in
ilicting considerable loss upon the
Japanese Thursday and taking sever
al positions Westward along the plain
of the Hun river. Evidently Kuro-
patkin is following up his victory, lat
est dispatches to the Associated
Press from the front indicating that
there is battle in progress extend
ing along the center and becoming
more and mJre serious.
Authorities Delighted.
Authorities are receiving the
news from the front with great sat
isfaction, being convinced that it will
serve to at least partially distract at
tention from the strike situation and
internal affairs generally. At
The sams time the strike situation
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28

I generally Is improving. In St Pct
/ ersburg there is no longer any doubt
that the strike is practically broken
| The remarkable feature is that the
men who are returning to work are
not asking conditions of employers.
They have seemingly turned their
backs upon political agltators and
accepted the governments promises
II the matter of shorter hours aud an
equitable adjustment of their griev-
ances at their face value.
Famous Liberal Talks.
One of the best posted and moss fa-
nous of Russian liberals. speaking
generally of the situation, said to the
Associated Press
Strikes will sweep over Russia
Ike a wave, but there win be no rev
oution; conditions are not yet ripe
II is only spasm, CONFUSION of
greater or less duration in different
placoss accomplished NV disorders and
perhaps by bloodshed. 1t viii sub
side. temporarily at least. and re-
appear again in some other form. The
government embarrassment will
80 and the autocracy will fight inch
by inch, but it will be forced to give
way as it has done here, whenever
too hard pressed until finally the
contest will end in the granting of a
constitution or revolution will over
take IT,"
What of the immediate fu;ure?"
was asked.
,''Bpmbs ~ Nyas tho, rnnly '9rcrror-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
MAY BE GENERAL ENGAGEMENT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Kurokfs headquarters. Jan. %, via
Fusan. Jan. 27.-Sound OF battle was
heard at intervals along the entire
front this morning Russian artillery
was feeling the whole Japanese line.
II is uncertain whether this will
bring on general engagement or
NOT. Japanese guns refrained from
replying except ON the left. where
fighting, which ceased at dark yes
tcrday was renewed this morning.
Early this afternoon firing stopped.
If Russian operations We're preliu-
mary to a general attack, as appears
possible. their plans were frustrated
by storm and fog. They could not
have chosen a worse time. Hardships
of the soldiers, camping on the plain,
where there is no shelter or fuel and
but little water, are worst yet en-.
countered in this war.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28

he had been confident q the success
CT his party and would quietly await
further Developments Count Albert
Apponyi was equally non-committal
and said that according TO traditions
the Initiative must come from the gov.
eminent
II is generally agreed that the elec.
ton will have an important bearing
en- the dual monarchy. The effect on
the ques lens OF an important Hun.
garian army and commercial rcla-
tions between the two countries is
awaited with much concern.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
CLEANED OUT
ESTABLISHMENT
GAMBLER KILLS THE PROPHET
OR OF GAMING HOUSE, TWO
EMPLOYEES, THEN ENDED HIS
OWN LIFE.
Ry the Associated Press.

Nogales, Ariz,, Jan. 27.-Will Wal
ters, gambler, today entered Conn's
Palace saloon. walked to the poker
table and without a word of warn
ing drew a revolver and opened fire
on dealer named Cowboy" Johnson
firing wo shots through his head
Walters then turned on Conn. the
proprietor who was making his way
toward the door, shooting him
through the head and heart. The
murderer then turned his weapon to-
ward the monte dealer. shooting him
through the back of the head. He
fired a shot at George Bendle, cat
tleman, that grazed the latter's face,
and then hot and killed himself. All
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLODED
KILLING FOUR MEN
81 u AssocIated Press

D D ut HFsautldttu iftHf.
Grsntwick. \. y. Jan. IA Lc
high Valley locomotive of compound
type. drawing a freight train. expiod
ed here tonight George and John
Wood. brothers, both of Caledonia,
who were riding in the eng. .neer's
cab. were blown fl y feet and instant.
y killed. Engineer Charles Hoyt was
killed and Harry Ryan. the fireman,
fatally injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
MURDERER ARRESTED.

Sioux City, Iowa. Jan. 27-Jael
Wilson has been arrested at Yankton.
5. D.. for the murder Ct Charles La
fey. alias Jos. O'Brien. in Sioux City
a month ago. The police are conf
dent Wilson is the right man VIII
son was arrested for the Quimbv.
Iowa. bank robbery. bus was cleared.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
UNDER 10 FEET OF sNows
Was Found Connecticut Farmer Sit
ting Upright In His Sleigh.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Winsted, Conn. Jan. 27-Sitting
upright in a sleigh in which he had
started Wednesday night during a
snow storm to drive from this Dor
ough to his home in Walcot the
body of Jacob Sulskosk. was found
today by men who we're breaking out
the snow filed highway. SulskosSi
had apparently frozen 10 death The
horse was still alive when found. but
so badly frost bitten that It will prob
ably have TO be killed. The horse.
sleigh and driver were concealed en-
tirely under ten feet snow drift.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
BREAD FAMINE IN WARSAW.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Fress.
London, Jan. 27--The situation in
Warsaw is very grave. according TO a
correspondent there Of the Mail The
bakers struck, rich people besieged
the shops and bought The stocks and
the supply Of bread is now exhausted
The CORE 3pondent adds taat the
general condition IN Poland Is pitt
able. owing to the bad harves There
are fully 100000 unemployed. not
reckoning tha strikers. Warsaw ii
self Is full Of troops, and thu gas
works and water works are being
protected by military.
Tho strike is rapidly spreading,
shops have been closed. there arc no
newspapers and telephone service
has been s opped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
COASTERS INJURED.
,iy the Associated Prese.

st. Joseph, Mich. Jan GA bob.
holding seven high school students,
tearing down a coasting hin on Broad
street in this city today. crashed into
a telegraph pole and. seven were in
iured. Miss Ruth Talmage was so sc
'riously injured she may not survive.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
FORMS MEASURES
OF CANCELLATION
Car Holds Special Council at
TSarskOe SeIO
SITUATION MOST GRAVE
AT WARSAW WHERE BREAD FAM
INE EklsTS--3oo,ooo UNEM.
PLoYED BESIDES sTRlk.
ERS - QUIET AT MOS.
COW.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
St Petersburg, Jan. PA special
council was held at Tsarkoe selo yes
terday at which, Il is reported, yarl-
Gus conciliatory measures were de.
cided upon; bu. no details have yet
transplred.
At Warsaw the situation appears
to be becoming worse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
SERGEANT oNEiL WAS
SHOT BY HIS OWN MEN
By thc Assoclaled Pre-.

bF tIV AssUtIdItU TTtoe-
Manila. Jan. 27-Mrs O'Neil. wild
ow Of Dr. J. ONe1. the contract sur.
gecn. killed in the attack by Ladrone
in the town Of Sanfranciseo De Nal
abon. January q. and who was en-
deayoring TO escape with her hBs-
band. confirms the report % tie effect
that when the surgeon was shot he
exclaimed: Z have been shot By our
own men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
GEORGE FELTs GUILTY.

Rockford. ILL.,, Jan. 27.-The jury in
the case of George Felrs en- trial for
the murder of Spencer Post brought
in a verdict Of guilty tonight. fixing
punishment at life Imprisonment
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
PEABODY WILL STICK.
Ssye He Has No Notion of Withdraw
ing Contest
ey the Assoclated Press

By the Associated Press.
Denver, Col, Jan 27.-Former Gov
ernor Peabody denied today a report
that he intended TO withdraw his con
test for the governorship or tha he
had been approached with any propo
sition for 2 compromise
You couldn't drive me out of this
contest with a pack Of bloodhounds. b
he said. Il entered the contest wi h
a determination 10 probe frauds 10
the bottom. and I will be there at the
finish. II the legislature. in joint ses
sion, declares me elected. shall take
my seat If it declares Adams elect.
ed. | shall gracefully step down"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
EMPEROR WILLIAMS SON
IN SERIOUS CONDITION..

bN UF A1sWNldIF7I FIEsa.
Berlin. Jan. 27.-An evening bulle-
tin from The sick room of Prince
Eitei indicates no marked change K
says the right lung Is not affected.
but the iniltratiou of the upper left
lobe IS making further progress.
Coughing is moderate. The prince
slept four hours this evening. when
his temperature began rising. The
empress sDen the whole day a. her
scn's bedside
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-28
..Bpmbs, WaS the roply. 'sTerror-
sE %ifi' BtgT tS'fake vengcaiiee,sfg
|, TO PRotect LIVE sTocK.I
Congressman Rodenberg Of Illinois
NJ Introduces a Bill, /.
ily the Assoclated l,ress.

Washington, Jan 27,--Representa,
i've Rodcnberg of Illinois INTRODUCED
a bin today TO prohibit conhning , Of
live stock in cars or in ships sailing
from one state TO another for long
or period than 80 consecutive hours
during June, July, August and Septem-
Der, or more than forty consecutive
hours during o,her' months.