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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-20

de ounce centfmetros; per- Ell otro
consiguio acercarse y nos disparo TN
torpedo, alejandose por Ia proa. Ell
torpedo no hizo blanco. En- este mo-
mento ell maguinista jefe subio 4 de-
cirnos que ell incendio hacfa tales pro-
gresos que era absolutamente imposi
Ole permanecer junto las maquinas;
no tardaron en- efecto en- ser arrojados
por las llamas los maquinistas y Togo
neros que at1n permaneclan en- So
presto.
Nos preparabamos va para el inevi-
table fin del barco, cuando una fiotilla
de torpederos nos rode6, abreviando
nuestra agonfa.
Una tremenda explosion levant6 el
barco y me sentf arrojado al mar; al
volver la superfcie, los restos del
"Borodino" me hirieron en- la sspalda.
pero la tripulaci6n de uno de los des-
troyers me recogio de entire las olas,
10 mismo que a otros cuarenta tripulan-
tes del "Borodino''. nos traslado al
"Kasuga", desde donde fuimos condu-
cidos a la costa.
A bordo del Yzumrud.-(T (Telegrama
del captain del barco, Ferzen. -Al
llegar la noche, ell Nicolas I, Orel.
Apraxin. Seniavin. Uchakof Sissoi,
Veliky, Navarin, Nakhimoff E Yum
rud. este dltimo encargado de ira slLi-
tir las 6rdenes q los acorazados, Sc
dirigieron hacia ell Me-. en- el orden
mencionado. Otros dos cruceros que
daron separados de la Aota. sin que Sc
tenga noticia de su paradero.
Las f-acciones de la eScuadra no
tardaron en- desaparecer; la division
de acorazadoS, marchando a la veloci--
dad de IA mi.las, sufrio incesantes ata-
ques lie los torpederos. Al amanecer,
solo quedaban el Nicolas I, Orel, s.
niavin y Apraxin.
Apenas Sc hizo de dia descubrimos
en- Ell horizonte los humos de Ia fota
enemjgs; avisado el almirante-Ne-
bogatoff-hixo ace1erar la marcha.
El Apraxin y el Seniavin no tardaron
en- quedarSe rezagados.'
A las diez aparecieron nuestra
derecha algunos barcos enemigos, y
toco despues otros varios la izquier-
ia, dA0 O1NlSlOu OC NlOSOAOc RASA-
di6 I'm movimiento envolvente por re-
tagnardia hacia la derecha.
De esta suerte, me vi separado de la
escuadra y privado de Ia posibilidad
de reunirme 4 ella, y resolv1 arribar a
Vladivostok, hacia donde me encamine
q toda maquina, escapando de la per
secuci6n va iniciada, de los cruceros
enemigos.
Creyendo encontrar al enemigo en-
ell curse de mi viaje procure econ omi-
zar carbon, y enderece ell rumbo a Ia
bahia Vladimiro. a donde llegue en- la
noche del 20 al 80.
Al entrar en- la bahia choque, q ca1-
sa de la obscuridad, con un arrecife.
Poseyendo diez toneladas de carbon
solamente, y sin medios para poner q
fote ell crucero, desembarque la tri-
pulaci6n y vole el barco para que no
cayera en- poder del enemigo.
Durante la batalla, diez marineros
fueron heridos; ell resto de la tripula-
cion esta sin novedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-20
Desde Washington
"a de JUNO.

"a ue JUNO.
Z Aver, Ell Presidente Roosevelt pro-
nunci6 uno de sus discursos caracte.
lfsticos en- la Universidad de Clark, ST.
tuada en- Worcester. Estado de Massa-
chussets.
El Presidente ha hecho un elogio
cumplido del pueblo aleman, del cual
ha dicho que Sc ha elevado tanto en- la
ciencias y en- las artes, porque ha tent
do ideales y, luego, ha sa abido realizar.
los
DE Alemania-ha agregado-he-
ruos aprendido mucho, pues ha infiuf-
do en- nuestros sistemas de ensefianza.
Yo quisiera que tomasemos de esa
gran nacion parienta nuestra, ese idea
lismo que la ba movido a celebrar la
memoria de su poeta Schiller y ese
sentido PRACTICE que convierte el idea
lismo en- un Instruments para producer
la organization militar industrial
mas perfecta que Ell mundo ha COMO
cido.
ST en- Berlin ne eausan fruici6n es-
tas palabras hay que reconocer que
Guillermo II y sus consejeros estan
"degautEs"; y esas pala bras tienen tau
to mayor merito cuanto que, en- estos
momentos. contrastan con la que salen
de ndrss:-"; Naci6n grande y pa
rienta nuestra"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-20
Crlticas al presupuesto~
DE La ISLk De CUBA
DECLARA DE UN
PERIOD-CO CUBANO

Con la autorizacion pedida a la
Camara por varios representatives pa
ra que ,iian en- Ell proximo ejercicio
los presupuestos actuales, inaugura
Cuba el mismo sisteina seguido ror
Espafia desde que Sc afirmo allf el
sistema Cons nStitucional.
A POGO de la muerte de Fernando
VII, en- 1884, ell gobierno present6 los
Presupuestos para 1885 y no pudieron
ser ley hasta Abril de 1896, cuatro
meses despues de haber comenzado
el ejercicio a que Sc referian. En- 1896
no hubo Presupuestos y en- 1887 solo
Sc dlscutiero ron los de algunos ministries
En- 1898 Sc reprodujeron los del af1o
anterior y Sc plantearon por autorizs-
cion, sin acabar de discutirse, y 10
mismo sucede en- 1889 En- la4o no los
hubo. Los de l84I y AZ Sc publicsron,
pero no Sc aprobaron hasta haber
transcurrido mas de la nitad del ejer.
cicio. Los de Is45 Sc publicaron en-
Junio; no llegaron discutirse en- 1916
y ~, y los de I948, 4o, 50 y 81, Sc pu
blicaron por autorizacion En- 1852 no
Sc discutieron tsmpoco y 10 mismo
ocurri6 en- 1853 y 81. Los de 1856 y
Sc. Sc publicaron vencida va Ia mltad
del ejercicio. En- 1857. Sc plantearon
por Real Decreto, y aunque desde esa
fecha la Union Liberal presento oPor-
tunamente los presupuestos, y Sc dis
cutieron en- Ell Copgreso. nunca 6 cast
nunca 10 fueron en- ell Senado hasra
1868.
Desde la REVOLUTION de Septiembre
de ese afio, y durante to6a la Restau-
racion, pas6 10 mismo. Los presu-
puestos de 1869 70, no pudieron Ser
aprobados por las Camaras, autorizan
dose el cobro de impuestos por leyes
|especiales En- los de 1870 II. Sc Sc
paro ell de gastos del de ingresoS, apro
bandose ell uno en- 10 de Mayo y Ell
otro ell de Junio de 1870. En- 1871 u,
rigieron por pr6rrogA los 1870 II. ST.
cedio igual, 81 bien provisionalmente.
con los de 1872 73. En- 1873 "a rigie-
ron los del afio anterior. Los de 1874
LIS, Sc publica ron por Decreto de IS de
Junio de 1874, 10 misno que los de
1875. Solo fueron aprobados por las
Cortes, y Sc regiStra como un case ra
70 en- esa decada, los de 1876 II, 1877
|7S, y 1873 7o. Para Is7o-so Sc prorro
garon los del anterior; los de IS8oSI
rigieron por prorroga ell primer semes-
tre del afio siguiente, y Sc ap1obaron
por Ell Parlamento ell Segundo semes-
tre y los de 1882 80. asi como los de
1883 "a, que fueron prorrogados para
ell aflo proximo. Aprc bados por las
Cortes los de 1886 81, 1887 1888; 1883
SO. 1888 90 y 1890 81, no 10 fueron los
de 1891 92. 1894 o5, 1907 oS y segundo
semestre 1899; los de 1900 rigieron en-
1901. los de 1902 Sc prorrogaron para
1903 y los de 1904 para 1905
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28

trust and his wife has now been fully
abandoned by relatives. Mrs Corey
spent today with her mother, Mrs.
Frank Campbell, of Swissville. During
her visit she has discussed her family
affairs with her relatives and a mum
Der of intimate friends. and has given
them all to understand that, whatever
course she shall decide upon for the
future. she will not conseat to recon
Cling the breach of the family.
Mrs. Corey has confided to several
of her friends that her husband has
requested an Interview with her when
she reaches New York.
Ms. Corey only laughed today when
shown an interview with Mabelle Gil
man In Paris in which the actress
spoke bitingly of the "unattraet've
wives of Pitt burg millionaires." She
would not discuss the interview.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
CHAMPION
WILL NOT FIGHT
Jeffeties Declares His Retire.
ment is Actual Fact
NO CHANCE FOR QUAKER
uNpEFEATED BLACKSMITH is
FOUND ON HIS FARM WHERE
HE MAKES EMPHATIC
STATEMENT.

Los Angeles, Dec. 27,-Before Jack
O'Brien left for Philadelphia he herd.
ed the newspaper men close together
and passed out a fine news item He
challenged James j. Jeffries for the
heavy weight championship OF the
world
The big fellow was treed on his
ranch at Burbank, ten miles from Los
Angeles. Far from the telephone and
the hot and cold water and the cleo
trio lights, the champion of all cham
pions is leading the pure white life,
He passes his days in communion with
the Early Rose potato and the succl-
lent open-faced Swedish turnp. AT
fairs of the ring do not bother him.
He does not care one ear of ecrn
who holds the heavyweight champion,
ship.
When it was explained to him that
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
COREY ASKS WIFE
TO HOLD CONFAB
No Possible Chance OF RtCOncil.
ia,ion, Say Friends
DEL AY IN PROCEEDINGS
FOR DIVORCE BY WIFE MAY BE
RESULT OF THE MEETING
IN NEW YORK FIRST OF
NEXT WEEK.

Pitt burg Dec 27.-"Mrs Corey
will see her husband when she goes
to New York the first Of next week
but she is not going there for the pur-
pose of discussing any plan that may
lead to a reconcil alton of tn elr
trouble. Mrs. Corey will listen to no
proposal for compromise with the
object to bring her back To Mr.. Go,
rey's household again
This statement was made today by
a relative OF William Ellis Corey the
president of the United States Steel
corporation. in reply to the reports
that the Corey family differences may
be reconciled next. week, and 1t may
be Gems dered as official. AS 1t was
made with the full knowledge and con-
sent of Mrs Laura Corey.
Hope of reconciliation In any shape
or form between the head Of the Steel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28

Philadelphia Jack O'Brien had chal
lenged him for the championship. the
retired one rammed a mighty mitt in
his overalls pocket and made answer;
"Is there any chance that | will
fight O'Brien? Not a chance. No
one. III spell It out for you II you
think you don't understand It, and I'm
willing to set il to muse and sing It.
whistle it--lraw a diagram of it-any
Did thing so long as you understand
and make IT, plain that ] do not intend
to fight again. Yes. that's tne answer
I've retired and | mean II.
1T wasn't a very easy thing TO win
world'a championship. but I'm find
ing II harder TO let go of it than 1t ever
was for me to get II in the first place.
The fight promoters and the sporting
writer's will not let me alone on this
proposition. ! have never lied 10 them
n my life, and when ] made up my
mind 10 retire told them so-and
didn't hold anything back. I simp.
stepped out-that was ail. | do not
intend to let anybody influence me in
this matter I know my own business
best. and ! am On the ievei when
say will not fight O'Brien or any
other man. I am done with the game
DONE. Do you understand that
Well write II in your old brown hat
for It goes and you can unbelt on It"
Now this is what Jim Jeffries hai
To say on the subject Of the o'BrieI
challenge. Figure II out for your
self.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
CROSSING THE LINE

ST. Petersburg, Monday 25th. via
Eydtkuhnen, Dec. 27.-W. Il. Smith.
an American resident Of ST. Peters
burg who arrived here this morning
from Berlin reports that s 900 armed
insurgents from the Baltic provinces
have crossed the railroad between Red
jitza and Pakoff and that the whole
country is lighted up by fires from
burning residences. He says the IN
surgents. who are we'll armed and who
have a battery of machine guns. an
ncunce they are 'annexing' the region
to the Lithuanian republic. Rich
land proprietors and their families
board the train at BakOff with moth
ing but hand satchels They told
Smith they were glad to escape alive.
a dispatch from Pakoff. in Northern
Russia December 20. said the armed
Let's who crossed the line Of the rail.
road after burning and pl,laging es.
tates and ttearing down images and
other sacred relics in churches. re
treated To the easawfDrd. and that
troops from St Petersburg were per
suing them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
JEALOUSY CAUSED
ACTOR TO SHOOT
Caught Another Thcspian in
Wife's Company
THE KILLING FOLLOWED
A BEATING HE REcEivEp-cAME
FROM PiTTs6uRG TO DAN.
VILE VERY uNExPEcT-
EDLY.

Danville, H., Dec. 27.--Chas. II,
Smith, of New York City, member of
the Two Johns Theatrical company
was shot and fatally wounded this af.
,ternoon by +. c, Cooper of New York,
a member of the Morris Island com
pany,
The shooting occurred in Smiths
room In the Saratoga hotel and result
ed from. quarrel between the two
men over Mrs. Cooper Cooper was
accompanied by Harry y, Walters OF
Minneapolis and James Young Of Chi
eago. He entered Smiths room, lock.
led the dor and fired five shots. Three
bullets took effect In Smiths head
and back. The three men then at
tempted 10 escape from the hotel, but
were prevented by the clerk. who COW
cred them with his revolver and held
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
NEWSPAPER MEN RETURN,

. Chicago. Dec. 27.-The party of
newspaper men who were guests OF
the Union Pacific on a trip to the
Pacific coast via the Chicago e. North
western. ,Unlong Pacific and the new
Salt Lake ROUTES. returning TO Chicago
tonlght- The fastest time made on the
trip was between Las Vegas and Cal
.ieBte wehere a speed of over 10 miles
an hour was maintained
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
RESIST UNION DEMANDS.

New York. Dec 27.-The Typoihetae
Ct this city tonight finally decided 10
resist the Typographical Unions de
mand for an s-hour day. The employ
ers claim they have enough capable
men to operate the linotype machines
and that they are in position to guar
antee protection to all who remain
with the Typothetae as well as to
those who shall apply for work
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
BIG -FOUR ROAD
EXTENDS LINES
From Shawneet0wn to Brook
port With the 81 lien NJ
SURVEY is COMPLETED
ON FORTY MILE
FEEDER WILL COMMENCE
IN SPRING AND BE
FINISHED QUICKLY.

Evansville, Ind. DC. 27.-It Is an
nounced that the building OF new
railroad from Shawneetown, H., to
Brookport. H.. on the Ohio, near Me-
tropolis City, behind which are the
l.. and N and the Big Four roads,
will be commenced early the com 'ng
spring and completed during the sum
mer.
The new road will be about forty
miles long and will open up territory
aleng the Ohio river in Southern ILL
nofs that at the present time has no
railroad facilities and which is rich in
mineral wealth, especially in fiuor
spar, extensive mines of which are
operated at and near Rose Clare.
The survey for the new line mas
been completed and is now on file IN
the office of the l.. and N. in this
city. It is said that the project was
brought forward by the Big Four and
hat it was taken up jointly by that
road and the L. and NJ. both OF which
would profit greatly by the building
If the road, the l.. and N, now having
| line into Shawneetown and the Big
Four being only a short distance away
a. Eldorado, at which point it would
receive much traffic from the Brook
sort extension.
The country through which the
new road will pass is very rough
md hilly one and the building OF the
forty miles of road will be a big job.
but It is considered a paying invest
| nent a. it will tap country that VIII
be productive of much freight traffic
The road will start al Shawneetown'
pass through portion of Gallatln
.oifnty. through Hardin county
( through Pope county and thro0gh q
| portion of Massac county.
1t will go directly through the rich
| auor spar district about Rose Clair
from which vast quantities OF the
mineral are shipped by boat up and
lown the river. The new road VIII
thus interfere with the river traffic
10 great extent
The plan to build the road has been
| under consideration font year Oh
more and all the surveys have now
been completed. 1t has been decided
to commence the construction as early
in the spring as possible. in order to
complete il before winter. Brookport
III. which will be the terminal of the
new road. is the present terminal oil
The Illinois Central. .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
TWO CHILDREN BURNED.

Rose CITY, Mich. Dec. 27.--Two chill
dren of MFR. and Mrs. George Fayette.
a girl four years old and hoy one
year old, were burned TO death at Nil
Ier's mill this afternoon. The baby
was burned TO crisp in a high chair
and the girl smothered TO death. The
mother had locked them In the house
alone. II is suppoCej the girl set fire
to the house with matches.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28

London, Dec 27.-Twenty-five thou
sand dead and wounded Is the latest
estimate of the number of casualties
during the four days fighting In the
streets OF Moscow. Latest adyices are
TO the effect that the end is not yet,
The insurgents. have changed their
plsn OF battle ana have erected strong
er barricades, reinforced by entangle-
ments of wire, Ia the narrow streets
of the business quarters where artll-
lery will nat have the clear sweep 1t
had en- the broad boulevards where
the first fighting occurred and where
yayalry cannot be manouvered TO ad'
vantage
kremlin Heavily Guarded.
The Kremin is surrounded by a
strong guard because il has been re-
ported that the reyolutionists oontem'
plated a raid on the great treasures
deposited in the historic old pile and
thus replensh their funds, which are
believed to be almost exhausted.
eSpms lighting has ;taken place in
The .srrests of St Petersburg, but i Is
1rot. ':he]ihved 1ba 1eyehDiepists wlI
be able.a 10 make a very strbngSstsnd M
the raDLtal 'ati present. or Sthst qhey
willsabake~ very serious attempt %
attackathe tovernpenH fores there
II is believed more likelN thalg they
will attempt to divide the forceS OF
the :onpositiom ,bI demands at widely
Separated points such as Odessa, Sc
vassepoI Warsaw. .Rostoh and p9ss.'
bly, yIibau and Constant. where dRere
is a strong prepon Ierahce of'soci4list
eu,iment
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
lEaonE paoslne pEsP.

Nov York. Dec. 27-Deveiopments
'oday indicated that the district at
torney's office IL working hard on the
specific case Of the rare Oriental rug
which was purchased for more than
$4,000 by the money Of pol cy holders
IN one Of the big Three life insur-
ance companies and Is nov occupying
pride Of place 10 the mansion Of the
president Of the company.
This rug. II Is believed. was one OF
the extraordinary collection Of the late
Henry @. Msrqusnd. which vas sold
by auction in January. 1903. An agent
was employed 10 BID for Il that the
records Of the auctioneer might give
no clew 10 the actual purchaser. In
that sale one Of the rugs brought the
sum of f35.000. That vas a royal Per
sian fabric Of the fifteenth century. a
gift from the King II Persia presum-
ably 10 the Sultan Of Turkey. Il vas
among the effects of the Sultzn Abdul
Azlz At the time of death. and bore
six couplets by one of the poets Of
that most poeticsi Of all eras. Whether
that treasure Is in possession Of one
tcoatiuued On Fourtn Pazal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28

them until the police were called.
Cooper arrived Unexpectedly from
Pittsburg and II Is said found his
wife in Smiths company An exciting
scene followed in which Smith assault.
ed Cooper With his fists Cooper went
out, It is said andstoi Walters and
Young that he wanted them to help
him out of some trouble.
Police Judge Phillips held the men
under $4,000 bond.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
, TEAM rubNeD swircH.s

! 4ioGstoh, MINI, Dec. 2T7A. run
away teani dashed tnto a switch stand
today turnihg the track just as the
st. Paul passenger train was passing
and causing .dhe rear coach to over
turn in the ditch. Three persons were
seriously and seventeen others slight
Is hurt, Fred Van Coelin and r. C..
Dips. of La Crosse; Mrs. Evan Jares
of Lime Springs. Iowa, were all badly
crushed and bruised
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
ARSENIC IN PANCAKES.

Bronson. Mich, Dec. 27.-The dis
covery OF arsenic in some pancake bat
ter found In the house OF ThImas Full.
Ter, who with his brother David Full
Ter. was found dying in his home
here last Thursday leads.to the belief
1t was this poison which killed the
two men instead Of tainted meat as
wa supposed when they were discover
ed dying. The stomach Of Thomas Full
Ier has been sent to's c.smict for ana
lvsis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
Encircling Barricases With En-.
tangIements Of Wire
WOMEN IN THE RANKS
FIGHTING BRAVELY AND MORE
FERocloUSLY THAN MEN
TROOPS JOIN PRoLETAR.
IAT-SiTUATiON BAD.
SITUATION GROWS WORSE.

Twenty-Five thousand dead
and wounded at Moscow.
Insurgents divided in three
armies erect stronger barricad-
es, re forced by wire entangle-
ments.
Rebels have obtained ma
chine guns which wreak great
havoc among the troops.
Kremlin is surrounded by
strong guard, as it is feared
revoiutionists contemplate raFd
on great treasures there.
Immense bodies OF Lett revo-
lutionists armed with machine
guns marching on to Moscow
to assist proIetsriat.
Moscow cut off late at night
from communication with bal.
ance of the world.
Reinforcements Of troops dis
patched from St. Petersburg to
Moscow.
Troops at Moscow revolt and
join the rebels.
Everything looks ominlous'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
CAR OF COAL FOR ALICE.

Hazel. Pa. Dec. 27.-Menbers OF
the local union No 3, United Nine
Workers of America have decided to
present TO Miss Alice Roosevelt as a
wedding gift a carload Of the best
coal that can be found in the snthra
cite region in appreciation of her
fathers services in ending the great
strike of 1899.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
DEDICATE EMERSON HALL.

Cambridge Mass. Dec 27.-Emerson
Hall. the new home Of the Philosojhi-
cal department at Harvard university
and named in honor Of Ralph Waldo
Emerro1 was dedicated today The
speakers were Pres'deDr Charles w.
Eliot. and DR.. Edward Waldo Emer-
son, son Of the great American
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
DIXIE TO WEST INDIES.

Washington. Dec. 27.-As SON as
she can be commissioned the cruiser
Diexle will be ordered 20 the West
Indies carrying a strong marine guard
for such ferviee a. conditions may re
auire. The Dixie will become the
aseship Of the Mosquito squadron de.
k.led for service in these waters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
BUlUETlN.

! st.'Petersburg, Dec: Theresis NJ
further news from Moscow tonight
The Associated Press rorrssponeent
there succeeded IN getting the St
Petersburg Jurea1 by telephone, late
tonight. but he had only uttered the
words...,I am going 10 ten you q hor'
rible story. when. 10 was .cuL on
.sincesthen nothing has b9ep heard
from. ihe CORRESPONDENT
The SemlnoSsty regiment Of guards
was dispatched 10 Moseow by. train to.
nigh,- This is. iconsidered rather ON
inouss, .tsGf : -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
THROWN FROM A HORSE.

Lincoln, Neb. Dec. 27---1.s4 Morton
of Chicago. who with bis fzmgy, j.
spending the holidays At fI.e Mostsn
homestead near Nebraska City was
thrown from a horse today and lady
hurt. He has been unconscious for
hours and his condition Is prcnouAced
By physicians TO be serious.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
Hosssas BLOW a SAFE.

Dklahnma City. Okla. Dec. z7.-ROb-
bers bien open the safe Of the only
bank in The town of Moore. early today
and escaped with 81 200.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28
soe's WIFE IS FOUND

Sioux Fall. S. D.. Dec z7.-Mrs. Rob
ern .tzsimmons. who was generally
supposed TO be In Europe studying vo-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28

COMPOSED OF THREE ARMIES.
81. Petersburg. Dec. PA messag
from Moscow says that during tbs
night artillery worked destroying bar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-28

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