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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
MRS. H. A MCCORMICK
GIVES HER VERSION
SAYS PUBLISHED STATEMENT IN
REGARD TO ISLAND TOW
HEAD WAS NOT CORRECT
HAS. TAKEN AN APPEAL.

Mrs s. A. Mccormick, the defend.
ant in the lawsuit over tic land tow.
head in the Ohio river opposite
Mound City, which was adjudicated
in the circuit court az WiclSliffe, Ky
last Monday, IS in the city, stopping
At tie Illinois hotel. When seen last
night by. a reporter Of The Bulletin
and asked in regard 10 the lawsuit
she said:
We'll, Judge Bugg decided the case
against me. bat ! have taken al aii
peal and given bond and am still in
posse sion Of the towhead The re
cent statement in The Bulletin, giving
snort history of the case, was en-
tirely incorrect in many particulsrs
The facts IN the case ere as follow
On the l9Jh Gay OF October. 1854
D. Il G Black SURVEYED the island
for Mr. M NJ Rowling Blacks Ger
tiacate was not correct and Rowling
believed il was a forgery ana that was
the reas on he did nor record his pat
en-. and did not pay the taxes Row
ling not recording his patent. there
was nothing to SHOW that The lan1
vas taxable or owned 10y anyone. If
there had been. the sheriff of Ballard
county would have sold it for taxes
This land laid open Tor 81 years, no
body claiming it, robody paying taxes
on it, Then G. r. Garner wrote, to
the land office and he was told that II
wss open for entry, They al1o wrote
him from the land office Il haze all
letters "a have James H. Martin
The surveyor Of Ballard count 20 sur
yey me land, al Of which wa don
and a patent issued In 1885 20 ". r
Garner, and e was recorded and thc
taxes all paid up to date and the re
ceipts to show for this nave and Il
stands on the tax books at Wickliffc
assessed TO ", r. Garner and mp tc
this date. Jan. ~ COS.
Before W. r. Garner gof his PAT nt
ana recorded it, Mr. NJ. ". Rowling
died and his sQnjnlaw Or, w r
Casey, wrote his will but tee viii
does not bequeath It to any OF the
rowling heirs. nor does any Of the
Rowling heirs, except Maud MeDow
ell and Mrs, Dire, make any claim or
this land
THE quit Tor forcllle entry was dc.
cided by Judge Bbgg last Tuecd ar
against me The judge in his In
structions said that there was case
shout two years AGO decided IN ~
same court in favor OF Mrs. Mcdowell
but this was a mistake. There va
no case decided in that court fol-
Judge Robbins was then tho nudge
and Judge Bugg vas a law partner Of
Iohn WicRlife ana they were idrs
McDoweiIs attorneys, ana the case
vas decided by an agreement betw cen
che Two parties and not BY the court
And on that plea Judge Bugg said y
vas his plate to decide tine case, end
not the jury, and 50 he did. rotwitA
Faadfng that Judge Robbins and
Nichols made it clear ana p ain that
from the law OF Kentucky lhe case
should be doe&de2 BY the-iur-s and in
my fayor.P
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
General Weather Conditions.

The storm central in Indian terri
tory wednesday morning, has moved
northeastward and now centers in the
lower lake reg on. A slight de3res-
sion Or disturbance, centefs in Neva,
da. An area of high barometer, a
tended by temperatures ranging as
low as IS degrees below zero, cen,ers
in the northwest
Within the last SO hours, precipi
tation has been quite general over
the eastern half of he country. The
following heavy rainfalls were re-
ported; New Orleans. 2.2G inches;
Riverton. 1884: Florence, 1853; For
smith, t52; Guntersv,lle, Ito; Cape
Glrarl eau. $50; Columbia. Tenn,
sc. Memphis, Paducah and Lo8aaa
port, each 1885, Cairo, l.2S Asho
vile. 1.2s; Evansville, Ito; Chatta
nooga. LOS; Mobile, 1.25; Nashville
l.02: MI. Vernon. Ind. 100
p H. SMYTH, Local Forccaster
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FREE DELIVERY ABOVE
TWENTIETH STREET
WOULD COST EXPRESS coMPA.
MES THREE TIMES MORE
TEAM RETURNS WOULD
AMOUNT TO, SAYS MANAGER |
PINK.


For years caro- people have com
planned about the stand taken by the
express companies in refusing 70 &c
liver and call for packages above
twentieth street free of cost and
laye wondered why the delivery lin
is were not extended Attempts
rave been made by influential mea to
AVE the express companies extend
hese limits, but to no avail. During
he holiday season just past the c1m.
,laints against the companies we're
numerous and bitter by persons who
we're compelled to make special rips
Iown town to get packages ttas has
been sent through the express com
lanies. There were probably hsa.
lreds of people residing in The uppar
,ortion OF the city who were forced
0 do this.
MIR. M. j.. Pink, local manager Of
he American and Southern Express
companies. was interviewed in regard
the matter and he stated hat TIE
officials of the company had refused
% extend the free delivery and col.
ect limi in Cairo above Twentieth
treet for the reason that the 81
would be three times as much Is the
company would receive in reun fer
he service. The limits are liEcl by
he superintendent of the coGpnny
and exists in ali cities. Mr., Pink S "a
I'd that when the business JUSTIFIED
he limits would be extended, but
hat no hing could he hoped for ia
hal direction at the present time,
During the holiday rush II was nee
sssary 10 put extra wagons in service
o deliver the packages below Twcn
teeth street. while the pc III res
ng above that street were foscel t
sali or send to the express Offices far
hem. THAT there we're many such
rips necessary every day may be
Judged from the fact that a great deal
of business is done in the upper por.
ion of the city and it is more dgnsely
populated in some sections than por
ions q the city south Of Tweltieth
street.
All the express companies d2ins
business in Cairo have the sa-c flcc
call and delivery limits Some OF Tic
companies keep a delivery nan en-
ployed who will deliver Tweht.eth
Street by charging a nominal sum Ter
such scTxicc. but If he Is unable To
make the delivery. there is nothing
left for patrons but TO call at hs
express offices and get their packages
whether they reside on Tw5nty-frst
or Fsrfietn streets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
ANGRY FATHER
ti2s Son hrrectsd en- His Wedding
Trip-WaS IN Elopement.

Pittsbug, Jams le--John Ounce, a
voting }lio ctudcn,. son of Chicago
millionaire Yves this morning, with
~ bride &C lt:i Thin a day, taken
frou ts Naa York ard Chicago
.sia il tiif Img Sn1 placed in a
eeli Re bic police station while his
wife Na- taken t. . Pittsburg hotel
)y 20 pollee. Fr1nk Ounce. the IA
ee 81 the student. Wired the Pitts
Dr po'ica last nigh, to arrest his
on en- reaching Pi'tshgrs; that he
ma J e.opad Wits Miss Florence Hill,
darShter 81 the Head Ct The HUI Pub
fishing company Of Nov York and
Ehicsg2
Taa bride sgeaf fearful day in
81 Daqusne cuneo says there i,
i1Ible for s9la one and ne viii be-
an @.th mis- fa.aer who. he says, is
5nlv agesy hccaus1 he spent $3.50
switch be save bim for Yale expenses
fer d vedling Tourney.
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cl.khcERYl NOTICE.
STATE or lLLINoIs,
ara-,nI.r or frsfs.

,. STATE or ILLINOIS, -
Alexander County.
= In the Alexander county circuit couf1, leb-
Tuarv tern, A L. Ia0h. iuchnEeeEy 'itiit 6.
Bill IN chancerv to qHiet ttle.
james r Bedwell, Goa plain ant, 81 hop aine
e. Albright, the unknown heirs of Allen J.
Daniel deceased, Ms. Edvard p. Mickey,
Mrs Seward a. Dsy and tte unknown heirs
OF Alexander ?. flross deceased, aefenc ants.
The above named defendants are here BY poti-
fsd.t that said complainant has this day filed
in SAID court a certain bill in Chant cay e. quiet
title against them, and inst summons has is
sued thereon returnaele on TIE ifst day of he
next term Of said court. TO he ! oldtnat tie
court house in Cairo, lllintis. on the 18th day
of February next.
Cairo, Illinois, January l1th, D., l@ s..
LEE 3. ia VIZ, Cgerf.
Lansden and Leek, Compliments Solicitors
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maH7 the great fifteenth century mcr
ali;y play Sill he presented AZ tae op.
era house on Monday. Jan. %, by RR
dolpn T. magnu7 and his f-e com
panY will undoubtedly create consid-
cradle attention
This remarkable Play, truly one Of
the mos interesting extant. has ar
cused extraordinary interest through
out the Engiieh speaking world,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13

The Railway Age is creating some
amusemea in raiit5ad circles by ad.
yoaaUng schedule giiating pass
enger rates The editor az the Age
couteD 5 that for a railroad to charge
q man weighing lG0 pounds as much
Is eng Weighing 2ea pound IS a
shameful Discrimination ana thinks
that Tue Switzerland laws should BE-
adopted IN this country ana passen-
gers charged according t. their
weight The funniest part Of tha; ed
itors position f. that he seesus to be
in dead earnest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13

railroads Of the United sta,c- viii
be absolutely controlled by Eve banlr
ing interests. IN tae light Of tho 4
velopments during the last few wears
such an outcome does no; seem q,
an unlikely
The entrance of q. J Ca1.stt IN tic
directory Of The Nov York. New Hl-
ven AL Hartford hring7 out fnrctly
The extent TO which 5e railroad f.
tac en- are G 7lId}t2C into fc~
grosps si4 yclr sg7 ,hare we've
NOR than t. indepcgde1 railrosds
in the eastern territory sincc 1898
no lees tAcn 10 large roais haze bccn
abso-le1 wit3 the result titst thu
Pennsylvania ana New York Central
nov absolutely control tic II MS line
territory The railroads which have
been absorhel hy Penn glvania ana
;he NV TDrb Central Include each
prominent roads as ne Baltimore an
Ohio. Chesapeake and Ohio. Norfal
and Western. Boston and Alhanr
Reading. Jersey Central. Hocb ng Vs.
ley. Big Fog- end Lake Shore n
alaitioa the Ontario and Wesi 5vn
las been abeorbed b. the Nov York
New Haven and hartford. and il is
believed N Wall street that this al
sorptiea vas IN aeccralnce with q
plan t. leass tho New Haven q tag
Pennsylvania as 4 matter Of fact
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
MRS. HANNAH pAMRoN
DIES AT cARMb Ill
In Charge Of Well Known ho.ei Mum.
Der of Years.

Carni. IN Jan. l2AThis afternoon
at = o'clocg occurred the funeral scr
vices OF MRS. Hannah Damron, WHO
died Sunday afternoon a, her resi-
dence IN this city. aged Y years. Mrs
Damron was quite extensively known
to the travelling pablo. Is she had TN
til 4 few years ago been connected
with tho management II the Damr5n
house. ono Of the oldest and hes
known hotels in This territory
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
DOUGLAS
TIRES &c SETTLE STRIKE.
Textile vn.on, May oelegate Power
70 Adjust Matters TO Council.

8y Tae Associated Press.
val River. Mass Jan 12-The
members ct the different exile IN
tQns Of Jaia ETY. via hs a kei iomor
.ow uicht - vote ON the question OF
'elcgafins the power Of settling the
rike in the cotton NILS here 20 tho
af,ass Members 81 IT, Textile com
ell
The eali fer tomorrow nights meet
i1g vas Issued toRigat and it is sail
% be the result OF efforts ol Governor
DoNgl8s 20 settle tae strike which ma
beer "a progress resrly six months
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
NOTABLE RAILROAD YEAR.
Great inco OF the Country Owned b
Eight Banking Interest.

1fcat theS OF thf N1tnlfJ O"+eu ~
Eight Banking interest.
Tho present wear pr9miscs t. be .
noi8hie enc in the hisi3rT Of rail
roads. The year opens Win the grc1t
re3G- ~ The crunir absolutely con
trolleJ ly eight banking institmicus
ihe Gpul1s. Hil llarrmau. Rocke-
teller, MOORE Vanderbilt Morgan aud
Pennsy lyania. These Interests con.
trvl more than 81 per cen. Of the rail
ro8l gi.ease The relations between
several Of these different interest
are extremely e.ose 50 that as a mat
ter Of fact The railroad Industry OF
ths country ie controlled b. less than
eight gsoups Of capitalists Tie Hill
Morgan interests night almost be
claFsed a. one group. while the Rock
efeile7 Hartman Interests might al
SO be classs3 as enc RrpWp. Il is true
as Wall street believes. that the
Observation-Disclosures interesss nov
eontful The New York cantral. tae
Humhef Of banking insereas CONTROL
inS Is stu 1drthcr reduced lis the
opinion o ora Il the ablsst fsilroad
nnancicFs that within FIVE years the
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13

An Illustrated lecture on the Christ
ian antiquities OF ireland will be de-
livered in st. Patrick's Hall on sun
day evening, January 22nd. by me
Rev Father Dempsey, pastor Of st.
patriclls church, st. houia. NO. Pro
ceeds for the benefit uf St Patrick's
church. Admission. So cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13

the only remaining inla
pondcn systems are Erie. Delaware
and HLa or ana the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna ana Western. Il i higaly PROB
atlo tbat before the close of the wear
ai .eaeJ one Of taoee end possible
iVo WI BE- disposed " ia accordance
viii a comprehensive plan which The
largo ilaanciai Interests of he
cplutIy hE33 mapped oujANcw York
formrrr5ai
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
mArslEp Arn slcllvIew.

air Oliver $ Wright Of Pensaco'a \.
Fla. and 3Iiss Gail Spencer Of this
c.'y were ueite1 in marriage Wedncs-
dag nish al the houe of the brides
parents a Rjchylew. m.
teo ttlje has been employed as
stolog-apher at tho Big Four freight
Office r. ta.s CITY several months AMI
malc her Aome win NJ. and Mrs 3
- Elrs ~ DouCias street Sir
srig5t o2tly received ,iiseaafss
oc tied ersfss rng ii Pen
s7eo'o ar wli -e-enht AZ teaveH-
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Says Thursdays Cincinnati Enquir
err
Riverspen early this morning were
indeep ansietN expecting the Lick
ing riA 70 break loose and run oni
amy minute. Barges and other rive.
propelty we're tied up and every pos
no p; caution taken last night fol
sLn expected crash. which, it is re
l'q~ cd, carnot come later than Z
Q ock this morning.
.Adyices from UP that water wa,
ta:'ly tbs morning we're that immense
Toe cores were breaking up and tina
the worst is feared.
"A run-ouf OF the Licking is usu
ally attended by considerable dam
age 70 Ohio river properties as wei
as Its own, but this IS expected to
be an epoch marker In It's history.
SAYS the Louisville Ceurler-Journal
The Pittsturg Gazet.e says: "Mrs
Mary Becker Greene, wife OF Capt
Gordon Greene. Me only woman hold
ing the papers Of master and pilot
on the Ohio river. brought the bis
side wheel Steamboat Greenland int
port yesterday morning from Clncin
natl. Sbe left with the boat last eve
ming for Charleston, w Va. and ex.
poets to bring the boat hack in thu
regular Charleston trade next Friday
She is not only the active and actual
commander, but the owner as well
With three husky babies she make
her home IN the texas and lives Oh
the water all the year around"
A correspondent. wants to know
which are the Eve largest towboats
on the Ohio and Allssissippi river.
The Sprague. Joe r. Williams. J. B
Finley, " ". C'Eeil ana S. H Clark.
II, The Nautical Gazette says: ''Tne
FIRST steamb boat to be built for service
ON the western rivers was he New
Orleans which made a voyage from
Pittsbnrg to New O1leans IN the far
Of 1911. She was designed by Roberi
Fulton and wa owned by the Fulton
and Livingston iaiercsts whose steam
vessels were Zen employed On .ho
Hudson r,xer and enjoying tho menop
olt II saat stream Tho Ne v Orleans
was constructed onsihe banks # The
Monengshela fi7er jue3s Above rit.r
burg under the surersisian Il Zach
olaE ]. Eeasevc Z who vent from, Nep
Orleans to Ne~ York Tor the purpose
Tie cost Was SSS0g9. The craft wa
lie feet long. 20 iest beam and I fee
depth Of bod. The engine was OF ia,
Bolton and Nia.t. design. having 81
Inch cylinder by about I lost stroke
which prorelled paddle wheels on eitl
er lido. The Boiler, of copper. was 10
Gated in the hold Of he vessel Th'
vessel wes sehcener rugged ana ta'
sails were Used when tie wind lal
favorable. The mems cabin was lo
Gated in tie fore holl and the VIC
nfen cabin vas affsf ne machincri
space, The rip 70 New ORGANS ocer
pied abort thr aud one-half month
tbs feeefi reachinE her destination
Shoet ike eis1dle 6 5anuars. ISL
Gre was. hen pus en- the route be
feel.a New ORLEANS pnd Natchez an
IA sunk rear Eaten Rouge july Il
1871
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13

imputation Of mental abnormity He
admitted that hi had occupied pris.
oners' box eighteen times and assert.
ed seriously that he meant whati le
said when he urged his auditors TO
beat Jews with sticks
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13

The Illinois Central statement for
November showed the largest earn
ings In he history Of the company
wlth the exception of the preceding
month. Gross and net earnings N.
IL -assd 172 PEI cent a. compared
with November. 1908, and President
Fisl expressed himself as very conf
don't n 70 the outlook for the coming
geaf
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
SENTENCED 10 PRISON.
Russian Fighter Of .he Jews Said HE
Had Special Mission fr3m God
10 Lead Propaganda.
81 the Assoc.ialed Presa.

Berlin jan. 12-Coun, Pueekler
Cermany's most noted enemy OF fhe
Jsss, was todfy sentenced - q
months 10 jsil for public incisement
to 6ia0hedfeuce of laws and vi9l 7nce
OF one ciase against arofher puck
ler iHf1I1ei the c5nrt fhlt re tad =
sraaf m'ss'cu from Ggd - iesd al
NJ Jewish prcpaganda. This. coz
yie.ion, &c said. came ii ansNer e.
CONSTANT prayers. He said he often
had been disposed to sbapdon lis
mission. but wac held to the work b.
Ged's viii lie protested against the
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
Washington Bulletin.

BY TIC Associated Press.
Washington, Jan. 12.-Following II
the weather forecast for Illinois fos
the next p hours:
Fair and colder Friday. Saturday
fair light to fresh northwest 70 norh
winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
BRILLIANT SCENE AT
.PALMA's ANNUAL BALL.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
Havana, Jan. l2.-The palace was
thronged tonight with brilliant as
semblage on the occasion of President
Palma's annual ball Official. diplo-
matte and foreign society We're fully
together with several
hundred leading Cuban, Spanish and
American residents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
TWO DEATHS FROM
YELLOW FEVER At HAVANA.


By the Associated Press
Havana. ian. Two OF the three
we-Eens a7l arrived Eerc Jan. from
lClcR ana wle EFre taken = tee. de
nti7a hoeh.l8l, died tlore II yal ~
le,Ff. Several ~ tie American Puh-
lie Heath association now in session
hero we're present at a post mortefn
examination Of the remaius and veri-
fed the fact that The women died Of
yellow foyer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
"a Ruined Llfeo

The now sensational melodrama
possesses a plentitudo Of lauglable
comedy characters which serve to
tighten the more serious portions Of
the drama THIS play. by tie way
ia one Of tho big dramatic praduc
lions Of the season. AZ 1ne cairo on
era hHlss ON si6ndasStJan 10.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
ORDER BLANK.

NOTE-lf you want only the
Twice-a- Week Republic the price is
CSC year. The price Of Farm Pro
gress alone Is 10 cents a year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
RAILROAD NEWS


c. n. oele OF ST. louis travelling
passenger agent for the Burlington
and Ce rae H. Lennartz, OF Inlianap-
OILS, travelling passenger agent for the
Alton, were Ia Cairo yes eraay.
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pimolss 81 tae Eaee.

scaly Rnssh SKIN. Blaek Heads. Tet
ter. hing Wofln. cured hy Lark's All
Healing Ointment 2scS PAIL G.
Schulz & Sons. and Hairy r. Schulz
Drug GO. No cure, no pay.
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THE WEATHER
ss..s......-e-......+.*s..+
Weather YeeterdaY.

Maximum temperature 80 degrees.
Minimum temperature % degrees.
Temperature at 7 p. m. ~ degrees.
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Forecast Eor Today.

Indications for Cairo and vicinity
today:
Partly cloudy; cold.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13

Mr.. Newly Wed sweetheart, !
have q confession - make. dye
my hair.
Mrs. Newly Wed 4 love you all
the more for ! See s'oli Know how 70
keep things darn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
River Ferecasts.

THE OHIO - AT Evansville and
MI Vernon VII probably rise during
t,sa leSt two or three days. AT Padu
cab. fglil saatinue rising during the
mes sever 81 days, At Cairo, not much
{ Anf Curing the next 10 hours. with
l.s' tendency; win probably rise
FsiIay ans Saturday.
THE TENg,IfgsEE - From Gun
irisyiilc - 'Ae mouth, will continue
rlsins dlgng tie next two or three
ds,1.
Tile hiss sSIPrI From below
~, Lcu,ss19 'airp, material change
laf.ng TIE mex 2 aoCrs.
ZEE cONDIT Ms ~ Chester re
rons rlYer a. mat place full Of ice.
TAG M.;s 9s al \ 4 Of Cairo con
tnass sih " doaslng ice.
~ .S1 .. n, Yesterday.
4 y ~ river at 4 p, m
Nh ~ ng n rlse of o. in
ssN - "a .oUrs
!. <cesn't Pay to Jump.
4 he Monongahela River ConsolIdat
ed Coal and Coke company recent,
Woa suit in cours, the facts o.
which aie Interesting 10 boat owners
Mllle enfpute ~ New Orleans some
tlrSe ago a deckhand Jumped one
pI The connany's boats at Memphis
Fem, lie sued the owners of til,
ppa for his wages The court decid.
FL n fayor OF the owners and tn,
peaknand lost allfthat was due him
because he failed TO make the trip
p,he case also brought out the fac
mat when a ,leckhand Jumps" 81
Doas ~ lays himself liable to prose
cution 10y breach OF contract Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
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Don | jump

to conclusions and think, be-
cause you have suffered so long
from chronic PAIN, that it is
iacurable. Whether you call it
Rheumatism, neuralgia, back
ache, earache. toothaehe, head
ache, a sprain, indigestion or
some internal trouble, ofwhicb
You don't rightly know the
nature, the surest and most
reliable relief and cure Is
HAMLINS WIZARD OIL.
This medicine acts directly
upon the NERVES and blood
vessels in such a way as to re-
lieTe inflammation, reduce
swellings, and drive out the
exact cause oftrouble to which
the pain Is due, Price 80 cents
and Sl.OO. Fully guaranteed.
For salasad recommended BIZ
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13

81. Fau aau DlvannoTt, frozen
stage Iai Cairo, Jan. IL. 1904. o..
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-13
Smith Brothers
BIG STORE

130O.S Washington Avenue
Dealers in everything that is good
to eat, use and wear. Exclusive agents
for BLANK EsS' Celebrated Coffees.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-31
Defense FIGHTS
AT EVERY ditch
SLOW PROGRESS BEING MADE IN THE MURDER TRIAL
dunno AND ROBERTSON QUESTION ADMISSIBILITY
EVIDENCE AS To THREATS ALLEGED HAVE BEEN MADE
JONES TOWARDS WIFE.

The hearing the Jones again itself legal
this morning. Yesterday, after gahd with
countless bearing both views of the question Judge Robinson
decided evidence
be which
Linda X Jones' This decidedly
UNDERSTOOD that dying declaration
evidence.
Mrs Jones called
the point when Saturday that defendant
MRS standing
shutters of which had been She which
holding
Peters
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