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LEAKY L

If YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE WITH
YOUR roofs phone 81 or drop us a tpoBta!
Il and we will examine nna t, e, Y 19 y
53& manufacturing GO. ri S S2 S$g
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WANTED FOR u Z s. s.7ad
bodied unmarried men, between ages OF
aSand s5; citizens of United states.ot
good character and temperate hapits, VINO
i ifc n apply ito RECRUITING Of
,FICER, 4 Ito r. Broad ST.. Richmond, Va
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IIELp I7,yIyIA.NTED.--M a1e.5i

ANY INTELL1G p MI e T'I5RsO Ma N e, J.
a for newspapers; IS a column for work g, u IN
spare time; no canvassii,g SEM sf !, 4; q
4 ,,nrticulars' NJ n ORTHERN PRESS SYN
4 DICATl, &, Iockport n \ ~. III Sa
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a II III RsT- GLASS Ss BOOK
Keeper and stenograp her; one familiar Il s
With lumber business preferred; must
he thoroughly competent, relia PIE, az
handwriting:s state salary OK pee ted. Box
IA. T Hnchburg, Va. ~ VII
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FINE IsR ou1 \ " &C, GU ART. II NEW
~ Mnckerel, 5c.I5 and 7c.f each, d tS!ALBIcRT'
\ issssPOIL1G's 90s and 5os 4 N. 4 Second
Street. E'hone 5s2 III IA s5
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TEEDEE WANT ADS aBB
NOTICE

MANfi A'FTAf Colo II fD1oJ sT1 Feb UsUb1
3 SHIFTS, this season q b pods Il, TO be9closed y
n AZ tf MttscoiI Hill Il Ar n 3, nth
N aid I'M Streets. sjl, ~,
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MONROE CoNFE6:TIO merry 20 8s w N
A Main street, finest lineSof $con ttoneryi
z and fruits In the w est End. Now open. i
Z You are core.a tied 1T call.
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lYOII2 CAN SHINE IN ANTSGArHERINGs
with pa! Of IIMBoFsAzo" SHOES I
your feet ~ 81 j5} slt M I'll II 9SE
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MISS P1TzpR, s1ls.iib b. FaANsK s N
Il HoardtnRN permanent and Strh = zen
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TIlMBORAZO"" sHO Ds ARE N Of AN
tlques, but thngs OF beauty st yle ana
II wear. 533 sa s. M
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r,Rork iii Sst frs II N III N b, II IA II III DIR
7 10 and s0f SH 90 and 10 80 nt
NJ a. 100 while they lay y a n NJ U SCO ID VI Al.
" tIAfSN 1.r, 8 B III gt TIL and lii Streets.
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BARa AIN s IN II TAI! s n: sT1EFF, ao7 -
ri Broad. hi n
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Rtts A Gin. N .. n, 4ibb4-f Ia sdMs COM..s
Portable I rooms rood VI bls permanen
and transient; also table boArdefs relss
erefce req uired. Si ii s{s
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I'm NgI1i9 p - ~ ~ 2. "a T5T IN n If l-771T - :
SHOES.

IOsT-A5 GOOD PORrUNITY5IFYOU
81 q mt wea q. G tIIMB ORAzO SHOES
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5JURGE NS'#WILL SELL 8YOU "a 81 y r.
III tune or Mrs. Rorer,'S Gas Range. and
y dues notcook bake broil wei!
ss money; 1922 3. Broad Street !. 81 3I
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}MI,aEIE:,T.lNIo,s

Ia s an DoVE$Lo Df3 E --.rII Z u NJ EArREFs'
~ Of Dove Lod &c, nc 81 As e and
l|H\8A.3 NJ y. wi II ATTEND tho stated COM
81 their&l ledge at the Masonic
Temple Oh This (Frlda y, Evening Ja n
tary 51atll, Dt6. ~ q ocl NJ emDers
ofSsIsterSl lodges and transl & bret hren a. e
inylt ed. w 5a
js5s5 3 - order az the W.. NJ. .
ai Hi BEN IA GUST secrteta ~. 3 5s
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STORM RUBBER SHOES
5only A0c, al 8ALBERT& STEMS tfth
h and Broad Strcets.a Come ca rly.
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BoARrrio.

s f1rst All, t10 -sfG f1D1 FUR
" t,ikhed coftifortabie1 rooms gpod table
III DartIlatefit ana Nh transit len boarderst
terms ren sufabl {. l lkkS
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PRICES REDUCED5oN SWATCHWoRK:
E years z expe rience. w MT OBIEN, y n
ss 108T E,q road Street.. r. edmond, Va
A Spectacles and Eye glasses, rs ce q II: All
SSS work Huarante f5y
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IF YOU ARB NOT G ETTING ~ PER
cent. to 15 per cent. for your money and
4 Or write to c. B., CANVTlIoR ~, n Ebel
Building ssf3 IA "a s3 Sst
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,rIIE - 2R EIuLAR y. Ng}.l al. N EXITING
q Of the q Stockholders lot the q 8 Standard
M PAPER; M fg. co. vi i be held mt the Of
l Ace OF Sutton q CO, a Z ;16 fss.3s.Snth
Street; Richrnond. n Va. on rhursday
January 28t h, 1905. t o. clock I. M
Il +. s. CT UAlP. Sec and Tire .i8t
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\ .s Hell ,..l. .,Vllv.'.ANTED---Fem ale.
SsI 7, Female

sNANTED, b BY hleEL1ABLE WOMAN W n
position as hoIsdkeeper; satisfactory
Is reference, will be given. Address Mrs.
l., Station A., RI ohnlond, Va Il
WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY. POSI-
ton as cashier or to do stypeWriting and
general Office work. ddress8 3. 81, care
Ef this Office j5 ts$sg AZ 1a4 III
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PAPER HANGING.

IF YOU WANT. TOUR ROOMS PAPER,
I; ed as they should be and at the right
fourth Street Large selection Of Ia lest test
4 designs In Wall Paper. Fl W 81
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STORAGE,

For 5CHEAP rs AND DR fSSBToRAGE3
"a, rooms a pply to RICHARDSoN8&,CH CHAP
SPELL.Ns Stora 60 artment, BelvldeIe3
Hiding col W. Min street,. z one 81
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PASTRY 5sss CREAM II UFFs, POLKA,
88 Rolls al K! nds OF " Fan icy Cakes q Il
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BARGAINS SIN / USED UPRIGHT. Pr
Z AMOS, terms tor suit STlEFF. 8o7 ~:
e Br Dad. sl5{
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

BARGA1NsSI IN PIANos sTIE!FTlF. so7 2.
M Broad.
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MONEY SAVED HAVING YOUR
Carriages and Wagons painted and re-
paired by RICHARDSON BROS, Brook
Avenue, Phone, 1857, M BE
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TRUNKS ! L s..

spENcE,s TRUNK Isl GLORY. SIS EAST
Ia Broad street, wants Jour trunk ana
Il satchel repairing. II 4. n. SPENC e.. Shoe
aud Trunk House, SsfSs
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CORRESPONDENCE ASKED NV I ~ II
4 arm wanting partner and capital, Ad-
dfess BOX SO, smthfeld, Va S5, D ii
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WASHINGTON CORN AND ohfAToEs,9
33S Prem Ter Dat FIJI kes and N full ine$ OF
MI flrst-class groceries , atSALEERT}ssII.S
ts{POHLIG' 81 3o6 and sos N. Second Street.
Phone 6S2.
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CABINET MAKER.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN NEW AND
second hand Wagons, We trade for
anything We can handle. RICHARD
4 SON BROS. 9ls Brook Avenue. x =
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3AN,TIQUEs,I

4 1'1 TTfouEs q n EVER pEsCRI PTIoNi
4 bought and sold furnitu ra of all KINDS
1 ssetisfa ction n guara Mt eed J. q lJARAN-s
'TES ANTia LIE q y, Main Street.
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FOR THE GREATEsrRsvAR OF,
F3$ Candy 20 to s$hiARCHETTI,6,s v OH East
3S Broad. II the oldest con toner on south
Il side Broad Street 5as
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III r Richmond ~ a. Dec. e 1921; z.
THE REGULAR hlEETlEG4.OF .a,rliE
\, stockholdersy the Union Bank of; Rich
ii I 1i0 E. Maint Street on anuary 9Th.
a 1905. IL OF ok M We ~ ~ K
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ROOFING,


sLAc; .lGRANITEg AND GRAyELijRoo Of
n Ing: n guaranteed for ten years Refer
Is ence Amcrl can Nat onal Bank SKY
scraper) utual ssu =. &c ~ building
5S Richmond i&S Hote. s Chest field Flats,
SI8 m crican r obacco CO., American Can
CO., Amerlca aNHo!r,ks, RiGn-
81 fncnd g(-cd r8IY drks. O. D ego Mis- w rite
III FOR price TO IA TahtI, MFG %,
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEN y GREEN. LATE CUTTER AND
D manager for YIN. Green. is now with
the tailoring department of THE
ii SCHNUI1MANf STORE, TEL Main Street.
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49, ~ = n % ,r.s5 8. ~ = 80 a
MATTRESSES.

CREAM &PUFFs. zoe. zEN;;THREE-
ARDS, 423 1-2 N. Sixth, II. ~ d:
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POUND & z AKEs, t,.i ALL SIZES. AND
9 they are nj ghty nice, at BRI 6os
East Marshall.
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70 II1nIE Al COMING ~ STOCKHOLDERS
Of the am town posi- ton, Conn
ri for I Re purpose OF Selecting directors and
4 the pc {ormance OF such other duties as
NAV properly come before the meeting
4 will be held lat the Atlantic Hotel. Nor
fol : va "a i y n ys anu' 1'Vo
a8Ss5Ss e. n. sHEPPE RID. Secret ary.iiEi
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1. F'ORE,jS..sA,,LiE.

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SHOE REPAIRING A GPEOIAL.
4 5.WINEs AND IloUoRs.

SPECIAL LOW P R1CES ON ALL
5&3 Freight on all orders $40 and over. Aiall
S} orders solicit ed. Write day for prices.
s8S r. C.s7BATCHELOR. 1919 =. Broad
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COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. lTAY.
u Governor S street n edmond Va. 3gI3
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-07
ATTACK
ON MURAv|EFF
RUSSIAN PAPER SAYS THE PEACE
ENVOY HAS NEITHER THE
BRAINS NOR TEMPERAMENT
TO CONDUCT GREAT NEGoTIA-
TlONS.

St. Petersburg. July Muravieff
arrived here Sunday. He will receive
special instructions from the emporer
and consult with various ministers
and leaves with his suite for Washing
ton probably July 20 but the date has
not been absolutely fixed
Russia has not yet received ind ca
lions Of japanese attitude toward an
armistice The Sluvo today sevely
criticised tie selection of Murayieff
as one of the Russian peace plenipQ-
tent aries, declaring he has neither the
abil ty nor temperament to conduct
great negotiations. His rise to the
position of minister of justice, the
paper affirms, was not due to fai hful-
nesg to ideals of justice, but rather to
devotion to arbitrary methods which
are execrated throughout Russia.
1t is generally understood here that
Murayief's selection IS extremely dis
tasteful to Foreign Minister Lamsdorfl
on personal account.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-07
NEW STEAMBOAT
LAWS IN FORCE
INSPECTORS AND VESSEL OWN
ERs BOTH HELD TO ACCOUNT
MORE STRlCTLY--NEW CON-
suLTlNG BOARD PROVIDED
FOR.

The new steamboat inspection laws, |
fruit of the General Slocum disaster,
have just gone into effect Under
these United States statutes personal
responsibility Is increased and d heavy
penalty for manslaughter is provided.
The new sections relate rather to
the general administration of the de
partmcnt of steam vessel inspection
They provide for the formation of
consulting board, consisting of the SUI
pervising inspector-general and the
various supervising inspectors, to
meet in Washington on the third We'd
nesday in January and at such other
times as the secretary of commerce
and labor shall designate for the dis
cussicn Of the best methods of inspec-
ton aud the assignment Of limits Of
territory. This consulting board has
just now been called in special ses
sion. IaiR
II any Inspector, or assistant in
spector, shall discover on any vessel
| llfe-preservers Or ficehose which he
considers defective beyond possibility
Of repair he may demand that they be
destroyed in his presence. Assistant
| inspectors, as well as inspectors, must
not be interested. directly or indirect
ly, in any business which concerns the
manufacture or sale Of appliances on
steamboats,!
There is penalty of manslaughter,
with d consequent fine mp to $4,000,
or ten years CT hard labor, or both
| attached to conviction in circuit
court Of any officer Of steamboat
| held to be responsible for loss Of life
In the application Of the Old laws
/ the local supervising inspector has is
sued stringent orders to his staff. This
staff, since February, has been ncreas
ed by three inspectors Of hulls and
4 three inspectors Of boilers Each man
will be held responsible for his OWL
work, and responsibility cannot be
shirked.
An inspector sent on board steam
boat to examine the life,preservers
must take down each preServer and
jump upon it to see If II will stant
rough handling and not bunch In tht
process. He must haul with his ful
strength on the straps to learn II the,
are in good condition Having done
this he must then stamp each life
lpreserver with hts initials and thu
date Of inspection, Having so stamped
them no becomes personally respons
ible for every one OF these safety ap
|pliances for one year from the dat
of certiflcation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-07
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
IS RAGING ABOVE
EVERY BRIDGE IN CITY AND HUN,
DREps OF HOMES IN DANGER
AT MINNEAPOLIS 100 ,oo0,o ,o0o
LOGS MAY BE LOST.

Minneapolis, July 6-Every bridge
in the city Of Minneapolis and all
homes in the Mississippi flats are in
danger Thousands OF dollars worth
of property are placed IN jeopardy and
lives of people living along the wa
ter's edge are threatened,
There are in round numbers 2 hun
dred millions logs packed together in
one mass three miles north OF Cam
den, north of Minneapolis,
II the boom should break thousands
Of dollars worth Of property In Mime
apolis viii be ruined and the homes Of
a great number Of people will he plac
ed in danger.
The Mississippi rose six inches to
day The weather bureau predicts d
rise of six inches more in the nexr
twentyfouY hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-07
GRANTS VOTE TO
MEN AND WOMEN
Russian National Assembly Viii
Control Budget
JEWS CANNOT VOTE
NEITHER CAN PERSONS CONVICT
ED OF CRIME, ALIENS, Gov
ERNoRS AND POLICE
cZAR MAY DISMISS
ASSEMBLY.

ST. Petersburg, July Z. 1880 a. m.-
The Novosti this morning prints what
it claims 10 be the actual text OF the
original draft Of Minister Of the IN
terror Boulgin's project fer the for
nation Of a representative assembly
which bears out the forecasts of the
meaaure given in Associated Press
dispatches The question of election
of members to the lower houses Of the
Legislative assembly are to be settled
not on basis of property, but on uni
gersal suffrage OF men and women,
the latter voting by proxy Glasses
absolutely debarred are Jews, nomadic
races, persons not Of Russian nation
ality governors and other imperial
and local administrators and all per
sons connected with police.
II is provided that disability of tho
Jew is only continuous until their St..
us shall have been defined by the pop
ular assembly. Persons convicted d
crime, etc. are also deprived Of suf
frage. The emperor possesses tht
right of absolute veto as well as pow
er to prorogue the assembly.
i The presidents Of the respectiv,
chambers are to be chosen by th'
| emperor and he will have the right Il
suspend sittings. and Interpolation o
ministers behind closed doors if req
sons OF state are pleased.
/ The national assembly will contrc
the budget except in case of perm,
nent and national defense appropris
, Itions.
This is to be divided into ten con
mittees on finance, rural affairs, Il
dustry, education, clergy, administri
tion. Justice. war, marine, railroad
and budget.
The emperor received telegral
. from the people OF Tomsly protestin
against an address presented ;
Prince Traubetskoi and other mer
; bers of deputation from the all-Ru
stan zemstvo congress. The telegra
declares tho Russian liberals wi
/. only be satisfied with republic c
: the American model The report r
ceived by Minister OF the Interior Bo
!. ligin says intelligencies tried 70 NAL
, a demonstration after sending IL
telegram, but that it was broken |
by Coasacks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-07
CHICAGO STRIKE SPREADS.
Referendum Vote Of Store Drivers
Was Against Calling off Strike.

Chicago, July Indications tonight
are that the teamsters' strike will
spread to $50 employees Of city express
companies. Injunctions compelling
these concerns to make deliveries to
all firms irrespective OF their connec
ton in the teamsteps' strike was is
sued today by Judge Holden. AT spe,
cial meeting of the teamsters joint
council tonight it was decided to call
these express drivers out as soon as
the demand was made on them to
make deliveries to strike bound
houses The department store drivers,
by referedum vote, declared TO re-
main In the fight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-07
Thirteenth Commandment.

An officer Of large corporation Is
often given to speaking lightly Of his
company Each time that he does,
and II reaches tho ear Of the presi-
dent, there is warm meeting
A short time ago this officer was
In specially humorous mood and
said many things about his company
which created considerable laughter.
There was q director present who
did not relish the criticism and the
next day he reported what was done
to the president.
The offending offlcial was sent for
and given heart-to heart talking to.
When lie went back TO his room he
sent Tor d messenger and ordered him
to purchase one Of the cards used IA
sur day schools on which is printed
the Ten Commandments When he
received Il he added another com.
mandmont 1t was as follows, Hold
your tongue Philadelphia Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-07
TIE NEWS AT PARIS.

Paris, July 6.-Something Of sen
sation was created here by the an
nouncement that Deputy Jaures, lead
or of the Freuch socialists, has been
prohibited by the German government
from speaking in Berlin next Sunday
The proposed address, attracted much
discussion owing TO the significance
as foreshadowing q common program
TO be adopted by the socialists OF both
countries. Jaures secretary was seer
tonight and said the deputy was pre-
pairing to leave for Berlin lie SAID
Jaures knew nothing o. the interdic
tion, but If the report proved true h
would 70 all the same and find a wa!
OF delivering his speech.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-07
JOHN PAUL JONES
BODY DELIVERED
To United States With Imprs =
i've Ceremonies II
BY FRENCH GOVERNMENT
DENSE THRoNes PACKED THE
STREETS TO WITNESS THE
GREAT MILITARY FEA.
TuRs IN ccNNEc
TioN.

Paris July Gin the presence OF
the h CHEST dignitarics of France. dip
lomatic repre- entatives of many for
elgn COVE nnents and civil and naval
officials Of the United States the body
OF Admiral John Paul Jones was tolay
formally delivered % the United
States government The ceremony
was enc combining impressive iIgnt-
~ with brill ant military and naval
pomp in which the soldiers and sail
Tors Of France and sailors of America
lunited in rendering honors TO the II
lustrious founder OF the American
lnay'
Dense throngs packed the Champe
/ Elyse and other principal thorough.
/ fares to witness the imposing cortege
i which for its military feature equaIlaa
i the marital display on the occasion OF
the visit OF King Alfonso. The cere
nony Of the delivery IF the boay was
| held at the American church On Ave
nue. Dc Luna at $3.50 o'clock this az
lternoon
After brief religious services Gem
ieTal Porter. wearing evening dress, ac-
lrarding to French custom, with the
red sash of the grand cross of the le.
glon of honor across nia breast adj
vancea alongside the casxet and for
mally delivered tho body to Loomia. as
. representative OF the United States
government. who accepted IT In the
name of the government and commits
! stoned ADMIRAL Sigsbee to transport II
. choir took lip MY Country TITS Of
,ml.IThae,' the assemhlage rose and joined
|. .n tha strains Of the patriotic hymns.
~ Eight brawny sailors from the
fl Brooklyn then stepped forward and
! raising the casket on their shoulders
4 bore It slowly from the church I'd the
waiting gun carr rage. This was draD'
q ed in the national co1ors and drawn by
II Six black horses.
ii The earfage formed ana proceeded
a along the avenue De LeAlma Champs
4. Ilysge across the Alexander bridge u
le The esplanade Des Involides. Republf
is aan guards lined each side az the ave
10 anes holding back the dense throngs
4 shile all converging streets were clos
Il ID hy barriers to prevent crush Al
IL he Esplenade Des Inyalides tho
II French government erected pavilion
u III which The easket was deposited, thS
i center pavilion while the cortege pass
\ al rendering military hancrs Tht
2 body was borne ID the InYaltdes rail-
n Dad station and placed In the funera
" Sar where, guarded BY French ami
e american sailcrs, II started for Cher
~ 1ourg at 10 o'clock tonight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-07
NEGRO COMPELLED TO RESIGN.
Clerk In Postoffice at Gov. Vafdaman's
Home Quits Place After Court
Is Held.

Greenwood, Miss, July CAS- the
result of court held here by promi
nent citizens w A. Carter the negro
recently named for clerkship IN the
postofGce, has been compelled to re-
sign and leave the vicinity Green
wood. Hhich is a town Of G,Oo0 people,
has y woman for pastmistress. and
this ii gwen as the principal cause for
the enforced departure OF the negro.
It is said Carter has gone TO Washing
ton 10 lav his caae before the post.
master general Greenwood Is the
home Of Gov Vardaman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-07
LINTVITcH REPORTS DEFEAT
QE THE JAPANESE

ST. Petersburg, July 6--Gen. Line
witch in a telegram to the emperor
dated July 5th and confirming defeat
of the Japanese at Sanviatz when q
Japanese battalion was annhilated and
says after the capture Of the position
and fight of the latter were reinforc-
ed and resumed the fight, but all the
attacks were repulsed. The Russians
captured considerable quantity Of
snpplies and held the position until
ordered to retire. Japanese losses,
Lfneyitch said. are enormous. Many
Russians were wounded In such man
ner as to prove the Japs are using
dun dunn bullets,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-07

Mr Smith and the Howell family were
aot lined NIP on one side or the other.
Tsually the Howells have won out
when ii was question Of political
mestige In the state The feud was
realty accentuatea when, after MIR.
'Ieveland in Ills firss term, had re-
Hsed to give proper recognition to the
lowails had followed tbs up by els
ating HolSe Smith 10 the cabinet. The
Iowells lad shown their resentment
/ Mr. Cleyelanls attitude by deliver
AZ the Georgia delegation FOR David
~. fIill In 1892,
Hoke Sights the Enemy
Thus IL was that Hnke Smith, la
81 pse ana attending ~ Ais s4o0pp q
car law prseuce hekeld his cid ear
nF Clark Howell ahciit D stsp intpE
81 governarship practically nachal-s
angad. Nh Smith gave vehement Slip=
nrt to Pope Brown, wao iried fo stsr
p the state on the anti-railroad cry,
lit the state woulan't III HI, and tnam8
eople began writing letters 10 the
aper tmostiy 10 the ATLANTA PAPER
vhich Hon. Ef9ke formerly owned siar
airing that Heke Smith must make
ha race l1r governor and make v onA
ae aattrailroad igsne Igcks Smith
as moi lcng Ia rcs5ondirg, and ha4
ame Qua with platform foSstsse rast'-''
alton of the railroads, which Aaye al-
ways been IN control In Georgia, ~hiissl
| luickly set the wh1le sate w thsS
lars.
With All the v gor Of his seven Tea
our. Hoke began to campaign tne.
tate. the fight has gane "a merrlly'
| With cl,asgai ana counter chargassl
lasts from Clark Howelts clnstituH
4 on and counter blasts isom tha At-s
lnts l0arn&i
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-07
TWENTY.slx WERE KILLED.

Fort Worth, Texas, July G.-Twenty.
six persons are known 70 have been
killed and fifty injured by the tornado
which swept over portion of Mon
tague county Iii the northern part Of
this state yesterday. Property loss
will probably total $500 l0o