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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-28
RAWLS.LOWRY.
Brilliant Marriage Of One Of the Fair.
est Of Tallahassee DAuG hterS.

Noday in rare and royal June" could
have been fairer or more propitious than
the 10Th of April for the celebration of
the nuptials of Miss Letitia Bowling,
eldest daughter of Hon. and Mrs. w. A..
Rawls, of this city, and Mr.. Dexter NJ.
Lowry, one of Tallahassee g most hon
ored young business men, manager of
the Florida Cotton Oil Company, and a
social favorite.
Every detail of preparation and ar
rangement for the momentOus event
was apparently in the hands of those
whose skill ana taste, supplemented by
loving devotion to the fair young bride,
were of the highest order.
The family residence, where the cere-
mony took place, was artistically en-
belhshed with profusion of eVergreens,
potted plants, ferns and cut flowers, and
the general effect was rich and entranc-
ing.
The ceremony was performed at noon,
by Rev. Mr.. Mccarthy, formerly pastor
of the Presbyterian church. As the
large company of invited guests gather
bridal chorus Rose Maiden" was sung
exquisitely and with deep feeling by
Miss Chittenden, followed by the Men
delssohn Wedding March by Miss jamie
Clark and Mr.. Hamilton Horsey, on pi-
ano and violin.
The bridal procession was headed by
six beautifully dressed girl friends of
the bride, officiating as bridesmaids,
viz: Misses Kate Moore, Clara Lewis,
Henrietta Ames, Evelyn Lewis, Au-
gusta Chittenden and Clyde Raney, each
bearing a large bouquet of roses and all
marching in pairs. These were fol-
lowed by Miss Genevieve Walton and
by the maid of honor, Miss Annie
Rawls, the brides sister. Then came
the petite flower girl, Miss Adele Low
nv, scattering blossoms in the bride s
pathway to the altar.
The lovely bride entered upon the
scene leaning upon the arm of her IA
Their, resplendent in her bridal robes and
veil, and carrying beautiful bouquet
Of bridal roses and lilies of the valley.
The groom with his best man, DR.. G.
M Ausley, and groomsman, Mr.. Fred
Hardee, met the bridal procession at
the altar, and in few minutes the sa-
cred words were pronounced making
the happy couple man and wife. Con-
CALCULATIONS and an elegant wedding
breakfast followed in the spacious din
ing-roOm, which was splendidly deco
rated in a color scheme Of pink and
ferns for the occasion.
Inspection of the long list OF elegant
wedding gifts followed, and soon the
bridal pair started on the first stage of
their wedding journey to California, a
large number of the friends and attend
ants accompanying them to the station
to see them fairly on their way.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Lowry, Of Chatta-
nooga; Mrs. Flavius T. Christie, of
Jacksonville; Mrs. J. L. Logan, ex.
Governor and Mrs. jennings, Miss Jen-
ME Cook, Of Jacksonville; Miss Gene
We've Walton. Of Augusta, Ga, and
Mrs Horace Avery and Mrs. Clarence
Maxwell, Of Jacksonville, were among
the guests from q distance.
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For neat. clean Job Printing zee Col
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-28
NOTICE.

MADISON COUNTY STATE BANK. LocA-
AVA ted at Madison. Florida, IL eloainE up it's at
fairs. All note holders and others creditors OF
said Bank. hereby notified 10 present the notes
and other claims against the bank for payment.
or ali notes and other claims Of said bank will be
paid By The First National Bank Of Madison,
Florida. upon presentation.
RANDELL PoPE. President.
April q, A. d. 1905 Ito June 2S-2m
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-28
Notice Of Application for Pardon.

HAVING BEEN CONVICTED AT THE FALL
~ Term. 1903, Of the Circuit Court for Leon
county, Florida. Of an assault with intent 10 COM
NIT granddaughter, and having been sentenced By
the court for Had OhenSo. 90 term az Eve yoa~ /,
IN the Statss Prison. hereby rive notice 70 vsan
Il may concern Of my intention - make 9s.thica-
ton 20 the Board Of Parons Of tn Stato al FiOr-
ida for pardon from the said Judgment and sem
tence Of the said court.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-28
ADMINIsTRATo NOTIcR.

Notice Il hereby givea % all creditora Of the e.
tate Of X. l. Colins. docsanad. and 10 al persons
having claims against him Or hia estate 70 nru.
sent sane seeordina 20 law within two years ffp9i
this date. the tth day of Dooannbsr. leeA other
visa all such claims and demands shall b. barred.
JOHN q. COLLINS.
Admr. Estate Of r. l.. ColliUa
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-28

contracts made for teaching the public
House bill to authorize the
State Normal School to issue teachers
certificates, and House bill amending
the law relating to carrying firearms.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-28

The perfection Of Lght-running sew
ing machineS-the bali-bearinV Wheeler
& Wilson. Sold by l.. c. Yaeger.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-28

Messrs. HOustoun q Montford, at
Hancock's stables, are Offering the fin-
est lot Of horses ever brought 70 ITALIA
day Sheriff Gibson, Of Apalachicola,
came up 10 look the stock over, and be-
fore he left had purchased three hand
some animals, q matched combination
pair and fine single harness roadster.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-28

Miss Rosalie Sewell, after pleasant
visit to relatives left for her home at
Pensacola today.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-04-28

Commenting on the demise of the
Minneapolis Globe, once a leading and
powerful Democratic newspaper, but
later becoming the property of James
j. Hill, the railroad magnate, and re-
stricted to support Of his policy and In
terests, the Tampa Times sagely re-
marks: Herein is lesson for papers
that are merely organs, instead of be-
ing newspapers, honest and independ-
ant -
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
BE YOUR OWN BREWER
Wisconsin Man Has Liquid. One Drop
Of Which Makes Glass Of Beer.

Mlwaukee. May 3l--"E.yery man
uuenched," is the motto of a Rhine
lander chemist. who claims to have
discovered method whereby & man
can carry around in smau vial $50
Schooners of good beer.
The discoverer modestly hides his
name for the present. but ii he can
make good he can not remain unknown
fir long What he claims is that he
has produced a liquid which Is Il 600
times stronger than the very best
beer that can be produced. All he will
say regarding his discovery IS that
it is Al aikaloid from hops $500 times
stronger than the malt now made
from the best barley When this fuid
Is combined with water the contact
produces an instantaneous fernenta
tion. forming ! IL per ceUt alcohol
which IS the quantity found z he best
quality Of beer
The advantage % this IS that one
Could place 4 small viz. cca.aLuing
enc ounce OF the liquid u MS vest
pocket and have The ,nea,s tor enter
ta.a|Gs unlimited numbers Of friends
IN the -rost hospitaoIe style, a1d 1t :,
minimum expense For eampaign,ns
purposes it would be unsurpassed
PIT up II Capsules. each wc.ld fur.
n:sa IL material Cor / A,sa o.. tine
1t aiciost - eN9eDse. Tao e, ICELAND
or man believes aa has fortune IN
his grasp, bnt the brewers a~e s&ep.
tea, TWO y; tae most prominent
chemists connected With Njlwaekea's
bravery Interests r,d.cu,ei tue sIscov.
pv5 as al Gtte~ ;npossjb,uty
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
WASTE OF HUMAN LIFE

According 20 the statistics collected
hy the New York State Bureau OF
Labor, G4OS accidents occurred last
year 10 eleven selected but not unduly
dangerous industries. Mr.. Daniel I.
Pierce in Public opinion, May q. calls
attention to these statistics and says:
Accidents in other trades raise the
total OF injuries tG workers in New
York state IL one year to 1000. How
absurtly Inadequate are thu statistics
Usually accepted on this point, IS
>,heau by the fact that the state
authorities discovered l.S22 accidents
in three months. while employers
meyer reported as many as 1900 ac-
cilen1s FOR "a entire year. The fact
Is that no Que knows how many work
Ing nen and working women are injur-
I'd ia the course Of their duties We
GO net know this any more than We
know how much injury is done 10 IL.
G.NtIGI.S oI4 ~ SttIlSSy ~ GAAE ~t@i7
rioyment Of child LABOR,
TEe miae : another torture cham
her ari grave fo- wurtzmen Fifteen
hundred nac are killed anu $500 il.
,ured CT al average each year II
tha Goa. mines alone These are the
figures published by thegeoIogical
survey, and sra PROBABLY almost COM
piete, independent investigations n
PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio and Illinois
placing the coal mine killings at 200
y t:,asa three states.
In ctaec lines Of Industry thare are
some particularly giaring Instances
OF work that kills The cutlery
operative who starts at the age Of II
Is fortunate if he IS able to work 1t
MS trade until he is 81. Class work
IS IL not LAST So Ing. Lead poison.
ing produces early death o. decline
n many kinds &C work. An average
Ct n man 4 day is killed in tunnaling
the rivers around New York. SO
the ghastIy record might be continued
tc snow taat the making Of livLihooj
undar nyyasant industrial conditions
IS quite as dangerous and almost as
wastaful as the career of the solder
Mr. w + Client, author Of the two
original social studies. Our BenoveI-
~ ~a.udaiism" and Mass ard Class"
aas eaistad cut that the Pennsylvania
cca1 wlnas furnish ~ Industrial
PHI Ful" nvar4 aeAr l. TIE bat
f,e ee fSet. slt ma- lost their lives.
Tha uhole number Of fatal acct
darts in United States, according to
re last census. s figured OF rate
II as : il aaca 10000 Of population,
INSURANCE. cescpany statistics are
i:asaG On ! different fatality rate and
show 3. tota. Of about G6.0OO fatal acct
,ients wear 'Tha sarre authori-
5as astic3te rat twenty-five persons
47a II ~ t..t.'Ire,i to OLE killed.
ari arrive 1t tn :, Inclusion TIA :
es0 0G0 persons ace killed cr badly
y "~a.- = r7n;ted States every year
r;.is = t.93ta does not Ync;ute "nsInor
zs>if as Which you'll raise the
tota' % nearly oo0.0 900
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
WARM JUNE LUAc4ECAS.

For taos4 WAC wish something
n4D, lot .sncheoo WITH very pretty
d@cCCations nay be arranged Ia "a 4
center Of the table put 3 bowl Of maid
@nhair terms, aat al aeouai -hl,- ii b.e
lay h da;sy chain. but lightly 9-oT-a
Just above the covers and II aa.i 4sit
among tae small dishes With Cnia
the piace-caris may De rlds. 70 r4o-
resent open daisies and pistac1e aGts.
aad pale green candies nay De sd
by Haay Of added eofor
Strawberries
Cream o. spinach soup. WITH whipped
cream.
R~adjshes, olives, saltoa nuts
SGft-shel. crabs with tartare butter
Creamod caut;aoEer and carrots in
green peppers.
Fried spring chicken new pease, tiny
whole potatoes, Drowned hot rolis
Cucumber salad, cream cheese, waters
Coulden mousse. cakes
Coffee.
-EIarDer's BaZ1r
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31

QUOTATIONS.
Corrected daily by c. c. Taylor
and company
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i W BoFce de&otes his time TO rents.
-Tha Grarlfe want adv. brings re-
suits: try one.
-Oal, and p5ue Weod Phone ". II
| BOYD Old phone 90
Sand delivered on snoro notice.
pawkin, Sand company ofd phoua
lGn.
Born. 70 Nh and Mrs. James Re
tea a MIN pound boy, "Wednesday
morning.
BOYS wanting H. earn some extra
Mane4 should aprjp H. ejrcaafion de
5arlmcnt Graphic
Removed 10 III West Barraq1to
frr@f VIM Krilar manufacturing
af,d repailine harness and saddle.
nv nar.9,5 10 distribute cur
zqmples SIS weekly. steady. Mer
etmnire - Wells street Thicaee H.
Before letting your contract foy
I1I10hinU or S@ENtTiun see tho l'iGo
Rfnu pmmbirq e. mpanv. O'Grnror
md Donovan nronrinturs
-Chas n ye,.H is able f.. p1ann
loans ana if Won des re TO borrow Il
,.ir he T., vonr intnrcet +, -s,o him
os;o, at t1p Pine ctrcnt
About luna in Fcls tho nhof...s.
,,,Lar viii chin all his fine camera g,
"a hie Maniicnlle Gallery ret n fo,r
nontbe= busin,Ss al that Mace
If Won want Some photos lite
iael, makes them he sure tD call b.
fore June 10 After that time y,
pina Ruff gallery Will be closed GOV
tha summer
Mrs y Nolan trained Nurse of
the Memphis CIA It )Spitai has To-
Gated III to- NaSt SIKH avenue. and
offers her services % those IN need
ot a tEfroHehlN trained nHl IT. Old
Phone 40
Sidney Helms and company buy
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
Cash fc.- PGtatces

II sou have a.ce Triumph potatoes
free from d;rt au1 Sun bliste-s. cooled
ana dried IN the shade, with small
potatoes thrown out, We vii! pay cash
.or then. Warehouse. corner Third
avenue and WAIout street. Both
thones : c SE.WBLl
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
street

In order to reduce oar stock 81 wal!
paper, which is the largest in the city.
we wilt sell any pattern in the house
al greatly reduced prices for cas-, for
thirty days. Pine BLUFF Paint ara
Paper company
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31

Our s1esmen alone, with today
conditions and method, could not sell
cur good', as tney are sold. But
relther would advertising do that
Together they are invincibla.-5 R..
Beardsley. J W. BeardsIey Sons, n.
y
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31

A nan may nave d gold nine under
his doorstep, but if Ne doesn't kaov
it. ard no one tells BIN Of it. no mere
psa wi be made Il II than f 4 were
rot tbere.-Meriden Britannia 60.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
Removal Notice.

On &nd aztec Inna / we VIII occupy
the office at los Pine street, next to0r
to Postmaster Furtes Office.
Crutchleid and Wortnaa
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
We Want To Have A Big Carpet SAID

INGRAM CARPETS
In great variety Of good patterns and coors, the depsn
kind that usually sell for &c. Special values at
BRUSSELS CARPETS
Excellent wearing qualities in the and most d,s
spring patterns well worth Doc yard in this sale or
VELVET CARPETS
Rh h6avY ouali in patterns that su1e 10 mset WI
you4 APPROVAL the kind that regularly sell Tor S.25 yd Sp>
AXMIN STER CARPETS
A wide range Of rich and exclusive patterns from the o q
most mills the lao quality, at Rhodes-f1@verty Tor oil
BRUSSELS RUGS
Foil room size 9x12 feet good patterns and eoorg c11
never equaled 1nder $j8. In this sale tor Qll@
VELVET RUGS
Artistic patterns foil SIZE, 9x12 feet rich border co
harraonize S28 values DLl
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31

I have the most complete faith N
'utar .nk = T Barnum
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-31
TAKE NOTICE.

All annual licenses auu vehicle
taxes expire on the "lst day Of May.
and must be renewed at once. All
parties owning vehicles Or paying
please call at my Office and renew
same immediately after their expira.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
AND THEY FIGHT WITH THE
DESPERATION OF WILD MEN
Great General Himself Takes Personal
Command OF Troops North of the City
for Today's Final Grand
Assault

MuKDEN MARCH . A. aI--MIDNIGHT CLOSED THE TENTH
DAY OF THE TITANIC STRUGGLE THE POSSESSION or MUK
DEN THE MASTERY EMPIRE; THE TENTH DAY or
uNcEAsNG CONFLICT UNDER EXPLODING sHRAPNEI4 or
CANNON AND wssTING BULLETS THE TENTH DAY WITHOUT
SLEEP AND WITHOUT FOOD THE COMBAT REACHING
POINT A QUESTION so MUCH OF TURNING COL
uMNs. or TACTICS STRATEGY STRENGTH,
ENERGY AND CARTRIDGES WILL LAST LONGER.
RUSSIANS cLuNG DoGGEDLY TO POSITIONS AGAINST AN
WHOSE ATTACKS 90 TO THE VERY POINT OF INSANITY
land DESPERATION FORTY HOURS THE JAPANESE
tHAvE NOT EATEN. STARVING EXHAUSTED BUT
oYAMA HIMSELF FALL AND THE
SLAUGHTER STOP ON THEIR
LERDER INCREASED Tlslils STRENGTH WEDNESDAY
WHEN THE RUSSIANS A DOZEN JAPANsEE
cLuNG TO THICK WALLED TEMPLE AND REFUSED ALI.
oyERTuREs SURRENDER CANNON WE'RE BROUGHT UP AND
PREACHED WALLS THE DEVIL COURAGE OF THE
DEFENDERS CONTINUED UNDER THE FINALLY WHEN
DEFENSE HOPELESS, THEY BLEW THEMSELVES sKYwARD
WITH THE RUINS OF THE TEMPLE
ONE SURVIVOR. RATHER THAN SURRENDER THREW HIMSELF
INTO A PERIsHED RANK AND FILE
INFERIOR LEADERS STERN IN THEIR SENSE or DUTY ARE
UNsPARrNG THEMsELyEsAs THE MEN WHOM THEY
STERN oYAMA DRIVES DRIVES HIS TROOPS NoRTHwARD
TO ENcRCLE THE CITY. WITH EVERY FRESH
THE BAND CLOSES NEARER THE RAILROAD AND uN
DER MENACE THE FIRST AND THIRD
LAST NIGHT ABANDON MIGHTY FoRTIFcATIoNs ON
sHAKHE RIVER, GIVE UP IMpREGNAHE PourIoFF
AND RETIRE TO THE LINE or THE HUN RIVER
TODAY JAPANESE. REFUSING COLUMNS NORTH
AND NORTHEAST li0MBARING VILLAGES WHICH ARE THE KEYS
OF DEFENSE. HuRLNG MEN VETERANS
THE YEARS CAMPAIGN AND OTHERS MIDDLE RESERVES
FRESH JAPAN AGAINST RUSSIAN POSITIONS THEY
ARE REFUSED SOMETIMES MASTER TIE ADVANCED
LINE ENORMOUS COST
HOSPITALS ovERFiideED WOUNDED ARRIVE NEVER
CEAslNG STREAM or CARTS AND ANOTHER STREAM AMBU
I.ANcEs MOVES NoRrHwARD, FOR PLACE
ron FIELDS WATCH FIRES ARE BURN
lNG IS LIGHTED THE GLARE or BURNING
STORES AND EVACUATED VILLAGES.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
KUR0PATkIN ASKS AN ARMISTICE
SAYS A RUM0R REACHING LONDON
ATTACK
ON LIBERALS
LORD RosEBE5Y DISCUSSES
HOME RULE FOR IRELAND
FAvoRs REFORMS BUT is
AGAINST DUAL GOVERNMENT

London, March 9.-The question of
home rule for ireland was the prin-
cipal feature of tle speech of Lord
Rosebery before the city of London
Liberal club tonight Rosebery said
that while The LIBERAL parry sympath-
ized with Ireland, and was willing 10
proceed along lines Of administrative
reforms, There is one thing to which
no wise statesman ever win expose
the country, namely. the curse of a
dual government We have sufficient
warnings in the example of Norway
and sweden and Austria and Hun.
gary 20 avoid Le peril Of having the
yulure g2aWing at opr very vi.als.
Toaobery said that after British
ID had been ordered from PORT
Arthur by Russia. and sent 10 Vene
zaela at The behast OF Germany. Brit
ons had little further humiliation to
expect at the hands Of liberal gov
ernment. If liberal government
were called upon TO renew the Anglo
alliance be had title doubt
it would sign gladly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
GREAT RUSSIAN ARMY DOOMED
TO COMPLETE ANNIHlLATI0N
ENGLISH MILITARY CRITICS SAY kURoPATkN HOPE IS
TO SAVE A MERE REMNANT. AFTER DEvoTlNo WHOLE
DIVISIONS TO SLAUGHTER

LONDON Mavch lo-in the opinion
Of English military crilica Kuropat
.k'n's forces are doomed 10 c mplere
disaster Careful study Of az avenues
Of possible escape and dispositions Of
the victorious Japanese armies leads
10 the conclusion that the be he can
hope is TO save a mere remnant Of his
army after dev3ting whole divisions
10 slaughter Much importance is at
tached 10 Kawamura's mysterious nm.
located army, which IS momentarily
expected to complete the closing Of
the net around the defeated host by
appearing somewhere in the extreme
east. in the neighborhood OF YiRsfsn,
thus blocking the sole remaining route
Yiugfan to Tie pass through wankia.
kou pass.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
HOSPITALS ARE CROWDED.

AIukden, March 8 10 a m.-Delayed
Artillery fire is now being directed
from the vicinity OF the ancient north
ern tombs against the Japanese forces
which are crowding to the railway
where additional troops are as,
femblad to NEE. tn s contingency A
narrow strip west of the railroad Is
literally covered with soldiers and
military accoutrements. The entire
south front is now retiring in con.
formity with a plan formula ed upon
consequences of the days fighting,
and the Japanese, apprchending the
movement, are themselves rush'ng
north around the Russian right. Pre-
ceding the retirement last night
heavy firing which extended along
the entire south front was for the
first time audible at Mukden through
out the entire night and increasing
with the day as it approached the
west and north.
The evacuation of the Shakhe posi-
lion involved several hundred miles
of field and overland railways and
t2legraphs. enormous defensive works
red cross supplies. towns, fuel and for
age stores, the latter of which It was
necessary 10 burn. The military
roads covered 500 square miles.
Smoke of battle and fires were every
where obscuring the lines, and it is
almost impossible TO longer distin-
guish the connagrations. The hos
)itals here are crowded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
FINDS GERM OF HAY FEVER.
German Professor Makes an Import
ant Discovery.

Berlin, March 9.-Prof. William
Dunbar, director Of the Hamburg Hy
genical institute, born an American
but naturalized as a German, deliver
cd a lecture before a Berlin scientific
school this evening on hay fever
Eh'ch he has made for many years
The subject Of special investigations.
Dunbar succeeded in finding the germ
of the disease in pollen of rye maize
and certain grasses and treated
horses with these germs and secured
a serum called pollantin. which has
been used with good effect, entirely
curing MANY cases.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
Indicate that Surrender or Destruction is All
That is Left for the Cars Great Army
ASKS OPINION OF
SUPREME COURT
COLORADO LEGISLATIVE CON-
VENTioN WANTS TO KNOW
IF THE LEGISLATURE CAN
DECLARE THE GOVERNOR.
SHIP VACANT.

Denver, Colo, March 9-The Joint
legislative convention has sought an
opinion from the state supreme court
on the question whether it has the
power to declare the office of gov.
ernor vacant and what tle effect of
such action would be. aud the decis-
ion of the Peabody-Adams guberna-
torial contest will pe deferred unit ]
the courts answer Is received.
Senator Alexander, a member OF
the contest committee, was allowed
today To amend his report which IA
yored the seating of Lieutenant Gov
ernor Mcdonald as governor. in such
a way that if IT should be now adop-
ed by the joint committee Adams
would be legislated ous of office.
Alaxander's amended report de-
clares that there was no legal elec
tion for governor in the state last
November. but the resolution declar-
ing McDonald the legal duly quail
fed governor of the state" Is omit cd
and the following Is substituted:
THAT the action Of the joint asscfnb-
ly in declaring Alva Adams elected
governor be hereby rescinded and re-
voked,, and that a vacancy be declar-
ed in the office Of governor.
Under the constitution the adop-
tion of the Alexander resolution
would seem TO have the effect of con
t'nuing Peabody in office, his legal
successor having not been elected.
That question, however, will be sub.
mltted to the supreme court for adju-
dication before vote is taken on any
of the reports before the joint as
sembly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
High Official Declares War Must
Come Sooner or Later With
the British Lion
BIG ARMY ALREADY
EN- ROUTE To INDIA
TROOPS AND MUNITIONS OF WAR
HAVE BEEN MOVING TO-
WARD THE FRONTIER
FOR TWO MONTHS
SO TRAINS OF
SOLDIERS.

ST. Petersburg, March 2 Russia il
steadily reinforcing her military
strength, both in men ana guns in the
direction Of the Indian frontier.
Sensational rumors Of the dispatch
OF reinforcemcnts for Russian Turkey
stan were current two months ago,
bal they We're then denied The Aseo-
eiated Press is now in position 10 af
firm their ruth on authority OF a trav-
eler Of unlmpeachahe yeracity who
has just arrived from Tashkend and
who was a personal witness of mill,
tary activity on the recently complet
ed Orenburg-Tashkend and other
strategic railroads through Merv to
Krasnoyodse. Troops guns and muni.
tionS ~ werlr hevp bpan novipy eouth-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
Ships Incapacitated for Firing Because They
Are Too Heavily Armed--RepOrt at
Dover Says lie Has Been Ordered
Back to English Channel
SHIPS NcAPAcTATEo FIRING BECAUSE THEY ARE HEAW
LY ARMED-REPoRT R SAYS He Has BEEN Or
DEREo BACK TO ENGLISH CHANNEL

ships are incspacitated for firing be.
cause they are too heavily armed and
that the problem 0f coaling has be
come so difficult that be feared he
would be unable to proceed to The far
East.
No further news has reached Lon
don concerning Rojestvensky's squad
ron. but reports are current at Dover
that the Baltic feet has been ordered
10 return 10 the English channel pend
ing further Instructions