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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
HOSP|TA AIS WORSE
.THANBATTtEfIELD
Sisters Of Charity Sieken and
Faint al their Posts
HE'LL AT PORT ARTHUR
THAT IS TIE ONLY DESCRIPTION
LANGUAGE GIVES = SHREK.
ING AND cURSiNc WOUND
ed caY FOR ooCTGsS

Jpecial to The Bulletin
Lfnaoa. san. 3.-The Mails Chcfoc
o.reg99ndept Says Russian OF GER
gho have arrived there bring DE-. Grip
ions 81 The terrible conditions ex
ting in the hospitals at Port Ar hrr
which they say were worse tnan those
II the battlefield The3 relate now
listers Of charity, accustomed as they
ire % such crIeals. sleltened under
hose conditions and tainted az their
POSTS because OF ne lacl, OF nourish
uent. Medicines and doctors were
icarce ana shriek9 ana graans OF he
Wounded mingled with cures and
YelIs of men undergoing onerati sns
githout anaesinejcs combined c
make such inferno that it Wal relief
rush from the foul atmosphere and
horrible sights, even II the shel torn
itreos We're The oaly al. ernadye"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
FULL TEXT OF
THE AGREEMENT
Signed BY Ncgi and Stoessel
For Port Arihur's CapitulaiioH
OFFICERS RETAIN ARMS.
NON. G CMkaiSSloNED OFFICERS
AND PRivATES TO BE HELD
AS tRlsoNERs-As 70
PEACE.
(eY THE ASSOCIATES PREss.)


The text Of the a.ticles OF capitull
lion Of the Port Arthur garrison 5 81,
ci by commissioners repre- ming
Generals Stoessel and Nogi has teen
made public All Russian soldiers
marines and civil officials OF the gar
rison and harhor are made prisoners.
all forts, batteries, vessels, munitions
etc, are transferred to The Japaneso
in tae condition in wnien they existed
at noon of January 3rd. violation OF
this clause 10 operate as an annul-
ment OF negotiations, giving the Jap
aBese army warrant TO take free ac
ton Russian military and naval au-
thorities are 10 furnish to the Japan
ese army an exhibit Of all fortifca-
tons. underground and marine mines.
list Of military officers, of saias and
numbers Of their crews and Of civil
ians Of both sexes. VITA their rlee
and occupations; anJ all public prop
erty, as bindings, hunilion. ol war
etc. to be LEFT in the presont position
pending arrangement for their trans
ference
Officers OF The army aad navy arc
permitted TO retain their swords and
such OF their personal property as is
diTactly necessary fer the mainte
nance Of l,fe, and with one servant
each may upon signing taer parole
not to take arms during continnancg
Of the war return to Russia Non
commissioned officers and pr.yates tc
be held as prisoners.
For the benefit Of sick and wounded
Russians the sanitary corps and ac
countants belonging to the Russian
army and navy win be Iscairod e
serve under the japanese sanitary
corps and accounts for such period
OF time as may be deemed necessary
Among Russian officials there Is a
feeling that any proposals of peace
that may be made must be with the
fact in view. that in order that peace
must be lasting Japan must recognize
Russia's right TO free transit Of It's
ships through the waters OF the far
cast.
High Japanese officials declare
there is no probability Of advances
coming from their government look
ng toward peace negotiations. In
fIlcial quarters in st. Petersburg It
IS said no tender Of good Offices from
q third party would be accepted. and
that any proposal for peace must
come from Japan direct
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
TWENTY THOUSAND PRISONERS

Headquarters japanese Third Army
via Fusan, Jan. 3-At a conference
between a commission of General
Stoessel and Nogi this afternoon
tMonday) terms of surrender were
agreed upon under which Ruisian a.
icefs. both civil and military. viii be
allowed to march out, tho military
with arms. Officers win be granted
full liberty after giving promises not
10 take further part in the war.
The p.iyates and nOn-comm issioned
officers Of the garrison, to tls num-
ber of twenty thousand, will be taken
prisoners Of war.
The surrendered fortress win he
formally handed over to the japanese
tomorrow, (TuesdayJ
The prisoners will march out Jan
uaSy 4th.
The opposing troops are fraterniz
Ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
COLORADO STEAL
STARTS TODAY
Legislature Conyenes Provided
Supreme Court Dqcsn't Stopit
UhSEATING DEMOCRATS


BY the Associated Press
Denver, Cola, jan 9-At aoon TO
morrow the lezislatare wnioh win Get
tc tho gEbernatpsial con cst he
tween Governor peabcly aad Ava
idanf VIII le called Ia order.
[. II oxpca GA taa- all 1T toner DIV
viii be required fer the work of tne
Tsanisat.cn aud ,.at no aaticn viii
le aiken hat has a direct bearirg on
the goreinorsnip If anyi AinG Is
done towarl organization il will bl
a settlement ef conte Is. OF which Q
number exit in both houses Il III
practically certain silat tho FIRST sanq
thsu viii be sionp By TIE senate att
z Il IL woYfins orlor Mil be the IN
seating Of senators B1n and lie ley
There Is t.r5ng probability that
Democra ic senstcrs Crfta Hughe
Bailey ana Hill win also bc asked Il
Halk tae bhpK, hut actica IN thais
eases may be deferred somewhat
There arc four cor ests in TIE hon, &
all OF whcl will unlonbtedly he &c
eided Ia favor Of the Republicans.
No intlmation was given by the su
preme court this afternoon as TO the
time when II would hand down IT'S de
cision ON the application Of Adams
70 have the ballot boxes rsad at The
last election in Denver examined. but
by the attorneys on both sides It i.
believed an announcements will bt
made In the morning.
The Republican leader AMI at.or
neys We're In session late tonight dis
cussng plans Of procedure J.. IL no.
definitely decided what method wouIs
be adopted
Democratic pIaAfs arc dependent ot
the iinscf action taken ny tie ftepub
llcans, but Adams said today HI
woald continue the fight ursil thers
was absolutely no hope Of siiccess.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
JAPs LOST 1000 MEN M
CAPTURE or FlitLING
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Tlen Tsin, Jan. 3.-Details Of the
blowing up. and capture Of RihliHg
mountain fofs Dec 90 have been re
celved. TIE renof. contains some
facts not told inithe story pabii3ael
At the dime 1.-THE tlinnel in w.lieh the
mine was laid was out through solid
rock and occupied the Japanese Ell
glneers several weeks. The force Of
he explosion lifted tAa entire front
walls of The fort, d bris falling in 0
md films up he moat in front, thus
enabling the Japanese to rusl across
nto the fort and over the remaining
walls like rats driving out the rem
lant Of The garrison and taking POS
.es. ion. In this action TIE japanese
0st 1.030 killed or wounded.
Considering he encrma0s strength
the fort, its capture at such small
ost OF life was a great success.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
5ToESsEL's REPORTS TSRlLL
THE RUSSIAN P0PuLAcE

By tho Associated Press.
ST. Petersburg. Jan. g. Stoe SETS
eports Of December 2G aud % pan
ng he narrowing picture of depleted
md exhausted garrison fighting on
iopelessly were posted on the bulle
In boards his aftemuon aid a.sraci
vi enormous crowds whose grief at
he fan Of enc fortress was awa Nv
I'd up by admiration Tor tho heroic de-
ender The war office and admiral
Y were soon besieged by the gr.ef
tricken relatives and friends of those
It Por Arthur eagerly asAing f61
lews but the ctaffs We're completely
Without detail s and could GIVE none
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
War Must H0 IN Until "f0Eor"
is Vindicated Ry Victory
NATION GRIEF STRICKEN
1VERYTHlSc FaaocTrEN a
COMMON eoHRoW- cRlTi-
ct5M or sToE5sEL
RAioE3 Is eT9Fl.i.
By the Associnted Ires,.

ST. Petersburg, Jan. 4. g;4o a. N m--
A aoca Of reports from abroad bring
Irg talk Of peace aroased only resent
ment in official cIfe3es nero, and eYan
many Liberals who are urgRltly pras
ing the government for reforms agona
"a By he story cf heroism and snffe.
Ing Of The Port Arthur garrison, de-
clare enphatically against any eessa'
tion OF hostil ties until Russia'a hon
or is yindicated in Manchuria- Equal
recruitment Il aroused by foreign Cit
cism Of StoesseI for blowing up slips
in the harbor and degtroying the town
OF Port Arthur when he could no
longer defend them.
Emperor Nicholas has already
"a 4nied stoesscl5 request that b Is
oraccrs be allowed 60 give their pa.
role
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04

In Russia, for the moment the peo-
pie seem TO have forgotten all diff
ferences in the common grief
While the general impression f.
that peace al this stage is impossible
there always Is possibility IN an au
tocrauc government that the unex
perted may happen. The suggestion
that President Roosevelt would be
willing TO tender the good Offices Of
tho American government in cas-
Russia intimated Il would be accept.
able. has aroused 4 most friendly
feeling, but froa official sources the
Associated Press Is informed that
Russia can give no such intimaiion
and wiz continue to refuse anything
except direct proposals from Japan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
THREE.EYE BASEBALL
LEAGUE HOLDS MEETING

BY the Associated Press.
Peoria. H., jan "a scheduled
meeting of the Three Eye ba eball
league was held here today. The
cct edule for thc coming season was
was adopted The Rockford injsnc-
lion matter was aisccssed and after
some minor affairs had been settled
the meeting adjourned ne die this
evening. It is s:a ed tha Rockford
injunction will be fought through tie
couric. Tae acaedule iFas arralg
by President Sea on Of the Western
league who was in attea ancc IS tn
Representative Of ihc Rtck Island as
socia;ion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
TRYING EAPD TO
GET NAn'BAIt
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT
JUSTICE WILL DECIDE To
DAY ON WRIT OF HAsEAs
CORPUS WHETHER OR NOT
IT SHOULD BE GRANTED.
BY the Associated Press,

9y the Associated Press.
New YORK, Jan. s.-A determined
fort to secure the release on bail O
Nan Patterson, accused of the marde,
of Caesar Young. was begun today
Following an announcement BY Abra
ham Levy that such step was to b
taken, representative Of the Law
Arm which acted for Miss Patters1 On
In her recent trial, appeared In the
supreme court before JHdge Green
baum and succeeded in getting a wril
Of habeas corpus. ordering Warden
Flynn. of the tombs. to prodace Miss
Patterson in court tomorrow AZ that
time the justice will be asked to fix
a reasonable bail for the prisoners
release. District Attorney Jerome has
announced that the motion for bah
viii be opposed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04


hem"
During the siege 2G5 per cent Of the
garrison were put out Of action. This
remarkable fact is due 10 woun 5el
men returning to the frens. Causes
have been recorded where men have
gone 80 the ho-pital four tines, re.
urning conyalescent to the for,e.
The number of off.ceTs Killed was
proportionately greater than in any
battle known in history This was
due to the frequent lethargic condi-
lion of the men who without food
and without sleeT, moved cnly VIXEN
ordered by their officers
Russians estimate that the taking
of the fortress has cost Jap1n 500.
100000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
THE PUBLIC DEBT DECREASES

By the Associated Press.
Washington. Jan. 3.--Fhe monthiy
stat ment Of the pablie debt shows
Tor the month of Deeemter a debt
less cash in the treasury q $685.. 5.54e.
321. a decrease for the monta Of So
Ggi SOC. The decrease is accounted
for by the sponding Increase ir
the amount Ct cash on hand Rsceipts
for December. s45047.990 Of expsnd
lures. S41 .4s7.6 SOS leaving a ss-p.us for
the month Of s3.55a. 207
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
MINNESOTA BANK FAILS.

BY the Associated Pres.
Farbult. Mimi. Jan 3.--Tae Firs
National bank of Faribult c.ossd its
doors today. after the bank drectors
iassed resolution that in view Of
the fact lawful reserve fund Of the
bank had fallen below the limit fixed
~ law. ard that with its other assets
there was a considerable amount OF
securities which could not be convert
d into money. The failure OF the
bank is believed 10 be due to injuiici
,us investments IN stocks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
SATURATED HERSELF WITH
COAL OIL AND BURNED


by the Associated Press.
Des Moines. Ia. jan. 5.-Mrs T. c.
Alexander. a pioneer resident of o.
coo'a county, burned herself 10 death
today She drenched her night dress
with kerosene and set herself On fTe
in an outhouse. The husband rushed
10 her assistance, bnt was not able o.
reach his wife on account Of Are ans
sn.osc. After the fire had burned H.
self ont. the body. terribly charred
was discovered n a corner.
Worry over Tie health Of her tvo
daeghiers is sspposed 10 be tae cause
.uf her acIion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
SENATOR cLAPP is
REELECTED SENATOR
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
st faui. Jan. S.-The Bepgbl.ean
members of the iegis ature By a yo.e
of 127 TO l endorsed Senator Cap
for re-electic1. The dissenEng vote
was cast for ]. B. GHhliian Il Minne-
apols Governor Van SAINT also had
announced his candidacy fer the sea-
a Orship. but did not receive g yo.e
in the caucus.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
TOWBOAT BLOWS
Up IS KILLED
BOILER OF DEFENDER ExPlopEa
AT HUNTINGTON. w. VA, AND
ONLY 10 Or fa or. cg7EN or
N19 ARR ACCOUNTED FoT.
81 th. Aaale.aiol re ..

~ the Ass0c.atel ress.
Huntington, " Va lal sofer
Iof the o@hca' Dee Dr. efel)4o
Inear here ;cn gid TIC Htsa eef va
Immediately onyellpel il flames
which communicated 70 iweLy ha,g
es in tow. The nugher deal IS not
yet n9etiyely known, hit OF. q the
crew Of rs only Ell er t@clye ara
accounted ior aHI Trey are ali er'
oaaly injured
The body Of Thomas I3af5, fireman
Piitsburs, was recovered. also the
body q q man @hose name was Tn
known.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
Robert &. Pe4arvis Selected by Re-
publicans fer Temporary Speak
er Of the House.
9Y the Assnciaffd press.

BY the Associated Press.
Springfield. L. Jan. s-The Repub-
lean caucus today dsr,dej upon Rob
lrt e. Pedarvis fer temporary speak
sr If toe house. Auiong otAer officers
iecided upon was John A. Reeves OF
Decatur for clerk.
Both hoasee will rlees a. noon We'd
aesday and after organizing and trans
acting r1utine busiaess win adjourn
undI Thursday when q io'nt session
win be held for the purpose Of can
gassing The yote ef the recent eiec.
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
NEWSPAPER MAN GETS
A GOOD POSITION
By the Assoc ated Press.

by the Assoc ated Press.
Washington. Jan. 9.-Francis E.
Leupp, for many years a Washington
correspondent and formerly of New
York. today assumed his duties as
commissioner Of the Indian office.
succeeding VI. F. Jones. who res signed
20 resume charge Of his private bus
mess interests. jonas VIII leave for
home in a few days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
THE BISHOP TALBOT MIDDLE

st. Louis. Jan. S.-Bishop Tuttle to-
night stated that before appointing a
committee to investigate the present
ment against Bishop Talbot he bad
consulted his attorney. Il was adj
vised. continued Tuttle. moi TO take
any act on on the presentment until
it was supported by affidavit regard
ing TIE authenticity Of the sigma
tares. While | am not az liberty te
give the name Of the person who fur
nished this affidavit. he is known 10
me and the affidavit was sworn to
before took action in the matter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
STATES NAL ENACT hlNi2G Ian
BY the Associated Press.

Washipgtan u, Jan 3,-Tn On ahirgs.a-
tive decision Of the supreme eoari Of
Montana In tae Gaze of she Butte City
Water company against Ben Baker.
tho uprema court Of he United
States today held that II Is compe-
tent for states TO enao laws prescrib-
ing regulations rryarding the loea-
tion of mining ciaim@ when thoy tla
not conflict with fetcral laws On that
subject
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
NOTED TsmpLAR DEAD.

BY the Associated Prsss.
washington. Iowa. Jan. 3--colonel
a. a. Rodman. grand captain general
Of the grand cammandery. Knights
Tempiar cf Iowa and aathor Of Rod
mans Tactics. s dzsd OF aPp72iexy.
The funeral viii be held Thursday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
NrsRAskA LEGISLATURE.

BY the Associated Press.
1Jncc.n. Neb. Jan. tie Neira
ia legislature net IT noon toiay
George L. Rouse Of Han county. was
elested speaker Of the hoase. W. IT,
Jennings Of Thayer eounty. was elect
ed president pro ten Of the senate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
FIRING AGAINST KuRoKl
HAS ALMOST CEASED

BY the Associated Press.
KGroki's headquarters in the field
via Fdsan, Jan. 3.-Russiaa fire
against the JGpana e trenches has al
most ceased the past two days
Whether this IS due 10 the news from
Port Arthur or not is unknown.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
SOUTH DAxoTA's eovERNoR.


By the Associated Press
Pierre. 5. n. Jan. 3-Tn ere Hrese1c-
Of the sosnt se7sicn Of both houses to
da7. Governor Esro1 ard otaer state
officers were sEorn in b. Presiding
Justice Corson Of The supreme court.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
TOXIC is CELEBRATING.
Thousands of Happy Jsps Marching
Through the Streets. -.
Dv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
Toxic. Jan. alt is expected the
Diet will now take a recess and hold
a special session for the purpose of
passing a vote of thanks to General
Nogi and the men of the third army.
A great lantern procession in cele-
bration of the surrender Of Port Ar
thur is being held tonight and the city
is splenIidly illuminated. Thousands
Of men carrying flags and lanterns
are marching the streets and visiting
and cheering the various departments
of the government.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
DIED OF YELLOW FEVER.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington, Jan. 3.-The state De
partment today received cablegram
from Panama that Mrs John seager
wife OF the private secretary Of Chief
Engineer Wallace OF ths Pansma ca
nal. died yesterday from yellow fever.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
DEMOCRATS At SPRINGFIELD

Springfield. II. Jan. 3.-The Demo
cratic caucus tonight decided upon
NJ L. Mckinley of Monmouth as the
candidate for speaker pro ten. ani
John-J Helm for clerk
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
REPORT OF ARmisTlcE
Is NOT CONFIRMED


y tHt AssUCIdltu Ffess.
St. Petersburg, Jan 3-Tba ;epor.
circulated in st. Petersburg to The .ef-
'ect that an armistice is assured be
ore the end of the week is not con
irmed in official circles where there
no intimaton that such thing is
contemplated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
SUPREMACY OF
THE BATTLESH|I
Striklng'y Proven BY tsle WI
in The Far East
SAYS ADMIRAL DEME'|
ANt ozNzfku Ba4Ro or unI1
e. STATES NAVY IN orFl-
cta- STATEMENT JUST
ISSUED.
ay the Assnclats,l Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Hash.ngsca, ian. s How absoiut8|
3 me sipr rllg i CT thc hattleship ia
naval warfare and how completely ffa
superiority owes All other types o
war yesse,s has been DEMONSTRATED
~ tne wal ii tha far sass, IL toId n
an Officials statement issued al 'tll5
Inayy department today. which ii liiss|
lly TO arouse international interest bt|
cause Of its ffanlSnesa and because a
was prepared by members of the ges
sral board Of the navy Of which Ax2
miral Bewsy IS president. and reprs&
sents the giew OF that board ais wed
As oi the secretary of the navy.
Torpedo Boats Have Failed.
Although Russian destroyers II
Port Arthur numbered twenty-fou'
The statement says nor one has scores
d bit tans far inthe war and that d.
The many torpedo boat attacks daIly|
cred by the Japanese nearly all mel
with complete lack of success, All
though male as usual under cover d
darkness and against an enemy a
,'i'ouoi an" WI ~ poSielOA va
hno"h.
M 'he oplnioa OF hisn OFFICIALS 2
.ne government ire sentiment wnicl
las gained some ereaence IN Inns
eounuy q sne elsct snaL the vaire 2
@aitiesnips mas Epeen ulsefenlted b.
E'ne results II me tar east - on
wnicA nAil pFaFs 2 menace tliless 4
y corrected AMI tae department hal
aaoneeaa me somewhat unusual meth
oa ot commenting oificlally On th'
acilleSennsnfs o. the itussiaa and Jap
jstlsse naFles " ! an sRofh tu eprrec
ms impression,
bat''ssn'p ovefs'adows'
inc report goes luto 'deEasl IN cpH|
Paring results IRON EAe use Qf yarl
GUS types q vessels IN the presep'
war ana says p part
lhe overhadoWinsSs ~ Importance of ~
Da'ueship y nowhere more appEeci
ated than IN Japaifs' llad -tly3 mad a
ehe outset twelya, or even ten battle
SHIPS instead q SIX flre hussian iiee'
woald hayespeqn DESTROYED August y
--tno sapEell lle1aAAcfplVe 70 holdint
out az rort Arosihf heins-iAzRs resoiy
M, tnat iorsress Wouid probably nav
lAlieh' me var oorresponaingly aa
aAceu ahu 'housahas q yves ane
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
BIG PRINT WORKS
GO TO THE WALL.
Rr the Assoeiaied -.

BY the Associated Press.
North Adams Mas. Jan. IA pc
tition in hantruptey has beep hled
against the Windsor Print works of
bis city. khich we're Flared IN the
hands Of a receiver tast Friday The
las. annual report showed liabilities,
1.s25.115. with normal assets 81
s3I77. .O0a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
JAPANESE cRulsERo.
y the AssocIated Press.

~ NhS ASSOCtAAeE IIRSS.
Amsterdam, Jan. "A dispatch
rom Batavia says two Japanese cra,s
ers are cruising eff Java and that
lotilla of Japanese torpedo boat dc
ltroyers is-north of Borneo A Dutca
laval force, il ia added is cTui ing on
lhe western shores of ihc arc pelago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
Pennsylvania LgeIsLATvRg.

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. s.-Aiter The
organization of TIE legislature ana
the naming CT senatorial candiaatfs
Goveraor packers nessase uzs
read.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
r h Z b ulIetin|

Stands For cairo and ~
Progress
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
PARSON CORDOBA PLEADS
Not Guilty TO Indictments for Dcscrtlol
and for Assault.

Not Guilty TO indictments for DcscrtlOn
and for Assault
NEW BRUNSWICK. March s-The Rev.
j. f. Cordova pleaded no; guilty to two
indictments in court this morning before
Judge Strong and his trial was set for
Monday morning
The Grand Jury Yesterday afternoon
handed in two indictn ents against the nan,
one for deserting his wife and the other for
a,saulting his wife on April of last year.
The a. ault nd.ctu ent was based on the
story Mrs Cordova told tie jury Yesterday
She alleged that Ter husband struck Ter
with dish. glass and tin pan and
bruised her shoulder
Tic Grand jury did not learn much from
Miss Bcv.re Yesterday vi en- SIZE was e.
faIe that body. Some OF the happenings
cf the Jury room have .>leaked out. ne
eiri va CIV identity determined 10 tell nothing
that would in any way iniure Cordoya.
10 most of tie que ions put to her by
Foreman Brown and by the Prosecutor sire
ansvrled that 20 did not know or could
not zen eniher. About the only thing tina
-tp Wa able 10 reco.lect WA that sic had
ken in New Mckee with CorGovd
Kiss D1,,ac teiu ed 10 90 back home
with Ter father ye terday afternoon a.tor
size had been tefure the Grand Jury.