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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-09-13
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HISTORY OF THE WAR.
1904

1904.
February 6-Japan breaks Off
Diplomatic relations with Russia.
February Japan seises Masan :
rho and lands troops in Korea.
February S-Admiral Togo attacks
Russian feet off Port Arthur; disables
three ships.
February Japanese sink two
Russian ships off Chemulpo, Korea.
February 9-Bombardment of Port
Arthur begins.
February 1o-Japan formally de-
clares war.
February 13-Sea battle off Port
Arthur; battleship sunk.
April 26 to May Battle Of the
Yalu won by General Kuroki.
May 30-Japanese capture Port
Dalny.
August 5-Japan captures outer de-
fenses of Port Arthur.
August 1o-Sortie and dispersal of
Russian squadron by Togo.
August 14-Defeat Of Vladivostok
squadron.
August 25-Baltic fleet sails from
Cronstadt.
September Russian army retires
from Lao Yang.
September 19-Japanese advance
on Mukden begun.
November 30-Japan captures
Twenty Meter Hill at Port Arthur.
1905.
January Port Arthur falls.
March 1O-Oyama occupies Muk-
den after ten days battle.
March 1s-Tie Pass occupied b,
the japanese.
May 27-Destruction Of Baltic fle-
in Sea of Japan by Togo.
June President Roosevelt ap-
peals to the Car for peace.
August Japan captures Sakhalin.
August 5-Presi :ert greets peace
envoys aboard the Mayflower.
August S-Peace conference begins
in Portsmouth.
August 29-Peace agreed upon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-09-13

A servant girl i New York has
drawn $4,000 for refusing to testify
concerning the scandals in the home
of her employers. That woman ought
to he on the staff of the ''Fads and
Fancies'' publication. Washington
Doot
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-09-13

TIE proposition to hava Senators
Burton and Michel pair will no. do.
They belong to the same pair, and arc
too much alike. e.-Wsshlngton Pos.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
HUNTING A TREASURE.
In a Cave, the Hotel Clerk May Have
Been Lost--Hypnotism Suggested.

Chattanooga, Tenn, September g
The continued a atsence of Hotel Clerk
John w Duncan, who disappeared last
Tuesday, has alarmed his fr ends who
fear he may have lost his life while
searching for a treasure under Look
ont Mountain. which was supposed to
have been buried during the Civil
War. Duncan and j. b. Allen, teach.
or OF hgpnotism, We're friends and
together prac.iced hypnotism ana stnd-
led mineralogy.
Some time ago Duncan and Allen
hypnolised a negro. who. told them OF
hidden treasure on Looout Mountain.
left there during the Civil war. The
two men made extensive investiga,
tions in a long cave which extends 30
miles through Looout Mountain and
claimed to have found rich mineral
deposits. 1t Is the suppnsi ion that
Duncan went on another excursion IN.
to the cave and was lost. as 1t is con-
sidered unlialy that. Allen exercised
ssnypnotic influence from san Francis.
co, where he now til, and drew hfs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
BIC STAKE WON
BY KEEh'S COLT.
EbsOnby Captured Annual Cham.
piOn Stake Worth $4,000
THE LARGE WINNINGS
OF kEENE'S STABLES THIS YEAR
AMOUNTS TO OVER TWO HUN.
DRIED THOUSAND DOL
LARS.

New York, Sept 9.--Amld rousing
cheers from 25.dO0 persons, James r.
Keenes, champion three year old colt
Ebsonby easily captured the ANIMAL
champion stake of $25,000 at Sleeps.
head bay Ebsonby held at | TO and
galloped his field into ground in the
first bile and quarter His time for
distance, two and one-fourth miles
was 1854 fat, which IS but two-fifths
of a second slower than trac record
made by Igniter in 1908.
BY the victory Ebsonby today, the
winnings this year of James r. Keene:
stable amounts to little over $211 900
a figure that has seldom been reached
by any one stable in one year of rae
ing.
The annual champion is for thre
year-olds, and upward, and the Keent
colt conceding eight pounds to each Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
Now the the Modern

his two opponents. But he so over.
whelmingly outclassed them tha it was
foregone conclusion before the race
that he woud win, but barring acct
dent.
Ebsonby jumped away in front at the
start and as the field swung into the
back stretch he was leading by TWO
lengths, with Oiseau second and
Broomstick last This order maintain.
ing, passing the stand for the first
time.
After the turn second time round
Ebsonby drew awak from Oiseau and
increased his lead to four lengths
flashing under the wire winner, hard
held. Oiseau was second, thirty
lengths before Broomstick who was
being casey up through the stretch
Oiseau received $4,000 for running
second and Broomstick $1,000 thirt
money.
II. p. Whitney's Burgomaster, carry
ing 1870 pounds and giving weight
is entire field, won $500 in tn,
Great Western handicap over six fur
callongs Of thu fltdrity course. Wbim
steal was second and Juggler stable
companion OF Burgomastsr was third
Time LIP l-5.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
DUKE.
OF Manchester Gets a Drubbine From
an lrishman During Motor Tour.

London, September 9--At the Gran.
ard Sessions IN the Irish Midlands t5l
day, a fiery Irishrnan named
Lynch was on trial. charged with as!
sault on the Due Of Manchester.
Te troutle occurred during motor
car tour Of the duke and duchess of
Manchester In The Miilands.
AT Cara, near Granard, CuantyI4ong-
ford, the ducal party met Lynch IN a
cart, the horse of which SHE'D at the
motor car. The dues lowed Up. step
ped into the road and tc0 the horse BY
the bride TO lead him past.
Lynch became infurated at what he
imagined unwarranted meddlng with
his property and he began to belabor
the due with stick. A man named
Mulligan rescued The due from the
farmers fury,
Lynch was fined heavily for his of.
tense.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
MAGAZINE LET co
MANY ARE DEAD

dren, boy of four years and girl
Of three.
She told of the husbands desertion
two years ago of her donnig male
attire and going into the mines at
Parkersburg to work so that her ba.
bies might live
As a man she worked in the mines
until her strength gave out There
she learned that the missing husband
was in this city and leaving her chill
dren in charge of their godmoGher
SHE made the trip here, dressed a
man, and role on freight trains and
associated with tramps
Patrolman Winchester found her OF
Whisky Island To him She admitted
being a woman. She has fount
friends here who have supplied hei
with proper attire.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
DITCH D|GGERS
ARE STARVING
Government Employees at Pana-
ma Begged for Food
RESULT OF HIGH PRICES
MEN WORKING FOR A DOLLAR A
DAY HAVE GONE LONG
PERIODS WITHOUT
EATING

New York. Sept 9It was learned
today that a condition of practical
starvation which has several times re-
Gently broken ont among Panama
canal laborers was one OF the grounds
which caused Chairman Shonts of the
Panama Canal commission to accept
the J e. Markell did for supplying food
to the government employees at Pana-
ma which has caused two unsuccessful
bidders to protest to President Roose
welt.
Chief Engineer Stevens has been
sending daily appeals to the canal
commissioners headquarters to send
his men food. 1t was stated today
by authority that the laborers who are
doing the hard work have been foi
some time in half starved condition
due to the fact that the demard fol
food has raised the prices of all com
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
A PEANUT.
Caused Row Which Resulted. In tn
Death Of D Young Athlete.

Pittsburg, Penn, Seut. "a fight
over peanut some nights ago result
ed today in the death of John u. Hull,
one Of the best-known young athletes
in Pittsburg. Hulr was 20 years of
age and died this morning in the HON.
eopathic Hospital. He was son-in.
law Of Superintendent of Police Wal
lace Of Pittshurg and some nights ago
was with some compan ons on the
street when d fight started at a fruit
stand over some of the party having
abstracted peanut from a Dish Hull
angered az the accusation against one
Of his party, fought bitterly, but was
knocked down, his head hitting. the
curb and the injuries proved fatal
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10

modities to abnormal figures in Pana-
ma
Dollar a day men, with eggs at ten
cents piece, and bad meat at twenty
to forty cents pound, have gone for
two and three days at time without
any food or nourishment except that
got from sucking wild cane In
swamps. ~
They have gathered around the
quarters of the Officers, begging for
food, ard daily cables to Washington
for food supplies have been the result
In this emergency, one Of the rea.
sons for accepting market bid 1t Is
Learned, was the fact he has an or
ganized force ready TO put into Pan
anna at once.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
PRETTY WIDOW
Trudgins Home After Buryns Her
Husband With Her Last Cent.

Muncie, Ind. Sept 9.--Mrs. Harvey
John, 80, and son. aged s, passed
through Muncie today on a 225-mile
walk from st. Paris, Ohio. to a point
near South Bend. Ind, where she is
going TO live With her. father. She
said her husband died recently. It
took all the money she had to bury
him, and as she had plenty OF time
and did not consider Il a task, she
started 70 wallcfback home, SHE said
people treated her and her hoy kindly
and often asked her to stay while
Mrs. Johns Is pretty. refined and in
ltellgent.l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
FOR BABIES SAKE.
Young Mother Worked IN Mines and
Rode on Trains Like Tramp.

Cleveland, Sept. 9.--For two days
arn night Mrs Louise DAILY. acome.
ly woman, twenty two years old. in
male at.ire. has mingled with the
vagrants that infest Whisky Island.
the toughest wart Of this city. For
the sake Of her two children the wo-
man, who tn the last two years has
had much sorrow and hardship came
to this city from Parkersburg, w. Va,
in search Of her husband
In the proper attire of her sex she
appeared before Police Prosecutor
Geier today, She requested his aid in
the search for her husband and In
compelling him % support her chill
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
THROUGH HER TONGUE
A Pet Cat Bit Little Lucille Hudson
While She Caressed 1t.

Lexington, KY, Sept. While ca.
ressing pet cat tonight Lucille Hud.
son, the three-yearold daughter ci
Colonel Ernest Hudson. was bitten
through the tongue by the animal,
which became inf,riated during the
play.
Last Christmas Day Lucille was in
jured by the accidental discharge q.
a revolver In the hands Of her grand
father.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
And Destruction Result From
Upris iigs in Morocco and
the Riots of the Tar
tars in CauCasia
CONDITIONS ARE WORSE
IN 5AkU AND MASSACRE AND
BLooDSHED CONTINUE
HARD FIGHTING NEAR
TANGiER.

Tlfiis, Caucasia, Sept, 9 Reports
from Baku tlnight say that the
conditions there have grown worse.
Artillery and rifle FIRE continue. The
troops are tired as result of their
work of the last few days and are in
insufficient numbers and unable to
prevent piilage and arson which are
occurring everywhere.
The governor of Baln has issued
orders to shoot merciIessly all incen-
diaries whether Tartars o. Others. The
working people are starving. Not even
bread or water are obtainable.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
DOPE, DRILL BURN THE TOWN

Akron, Ohio. September 9---Frank
Clark, aged IS. was arrested at War
wick today after he had threatened
70 burn the town. ~ don't get mon
cy 10 buy cigarettes ana morphine Inn
burn the town." he said "A have set
houses on hrc IN other towns Ssa<i
|ril 40 It again. Young Clar said that
\ hlS home WA In Minerva. Al
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10

Raisul' yresently appointed goycrnor
of several important tribes between
Tangier and Fez, reinforced by 500
cavalry, Is endeavoring to snbdue the
revolving trihesmen, pha. this morning
burned number of Villages In the
immediate vicinity Of Tafigier.
Thousands Of inhabitants OF these
places fed to Tangier and there Il
great anxiety for the safety of the
town
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
GOES TO JAl.
Rather Than Answer Legal Questions
The Fate Of d Young Socialist.

Parersburg. w. Va. September a.
Fred MerrIck, the young socialist. who
today again refused u answer qucs.
tions asked by the gfaud jury III an
investigation Of bribery charges made
in his paper. was sentenced 10 serve
10 DAYS in jail and fined $25 for con
tempt Of court He belongs 70 one of
the best families in the city. His
father Is a prominent lawyer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-10
A PRIEST AS DEPUTY.

Anderson, Ind, September 9.--Rev.
Father Baker, of the Catholic Church
at Alexandria. will be sworn in for
limited service as Deputy Recorder
Of Madison county, IN order that his
services may be secured for the trans
lation Of several documents@written
Id German.