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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-01
FIGHTING COVERS
100 MILE FRONT
Another Great Battle is in Pro.
gress in Manchuria
GAN KUROKI SUCCEED?
EVERYTHING DEPENDS ON HIS
EFFORT TO ROLL UP RUS
SIAN LEFT-kuROPAT-
KIN DOES WELL.

st. Petersburg, March Last
evenings news from Manchuria is OF
a most important nature, the Associ
ated Press dispatch from Mukden
which was transmitted at noon Tues
day, indicating general battle was
beginning along the whole of the 100
miles front occupied by the two
armies. Kuropatkin appears to have
taken a leaf out of Oyama's book and
replied to Kuroki's attack on the
Russian left by counter attack on
the japanese lef in which KauIbar's
in. tial success is better for the Rus.
SLAMS than the best efforts of Grippen.
berg the Russian vanguard being es-
tablished at the outskirts of Sandia.
pu AT the same time, Kuropatkin de-
liyered a blow against the Japanese
center, seizing the railroad bridge
across Shakhe river.
These reports, therefore, give a
more hopeful aspect to the situation
as the Russian army though driven
out of Da Pass, appears to have sue,
ceeded in stopping. al least for the
moment a further advance Of the
japanese eastward and beaten off the
tack on the center.
The effect of yesterdays develop.
ments on Kuropatkins reported inten-
ton to withdraw from Shalhe is
PR blematical Retirement in the face
If an enemy. which is extremely haz-
lrdous under any circumstances, is
oubly dangerous when the armies
are graphing in a general engage
nent, but if Kuroki succeeds in roll.
ng up the Russian left. much fur
.ther periious expeaieo may become
necessary
The counter strokes on the right
and center may possibly be intended
o cover the Withdrawing trains and
stores. II, however, Kuropatkin is de
ermined TO stand and fight cut the
battle on the line which he has held
luring the winter, and if he should be
lble to administer a vigorous check
% Kuroki, he has secured a good po-
iition for his second move in the
great game
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-01
ILLINOIS To OWN
PACKING HOUSES
AS A METHOD TO FIGHT MEAT
TRUST-BlLL IN LEoiSLA.
TURE APPRoPRlATEs $5oo,ooo
FOR THE PURPOSE.

Springfield, ILL.,, Feb 2S-The
method by which the twine trust has
been fought in several states is pos
IDLY to be utilized in Illinois against
the meat trust A bill was introduced
in the legislature today to appropri
ate 100000 for the erect on and
maintenance of state packing houses
in tho penltentaries at Joliet and
Chester
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-01

If the plans Of Alderman A. s. Fra
ser are carried out Cairo may have
new city hall in course OF construc-
ton in a few months. AT the special
meeting OF the council last ni$h the
Third ward alderman introduced
resolution askins that committee 81
three be appoirrsl to q certain what
sum could be obtained from the sale
of the building now occupied by fse
company Ne. / ana OF the city lots On
Washington avenue between, Flfs
teenth and sixteenth streets The
recolution was adopted ana Mayor
Winter appointed Aldermen Eraser,
Snyder and NeG cn the cgmmittee.
In explaining the object Of the res
oiution Alderman Fraser stated tha
he had in view the selling of the
property Tor $4,000. with which sum
& city nall could be erected on The
ground now occupied by Washington
park. The alderman said a fine two
story pressed brick structure that
would be a credit to the city could be
erected fer the sum and that It could
be made TO serve as a city hall, jail
fire company house and police head
quarters.
The matter was discussed among
the aldermen after the meeting and
many Of them expressed themselves
as we'll pleased with the idea. was
decided that to erect such building
as would be required would necessi
tate using a portion OF Washington
avenue near Ninth street. Consider
ing that the avenue is now 100 feet
wide IL was the general opinion that
a part of the thoroughfare could be
used without injuring the street. The
upper portion of the park is about As
feet wide and this would be ample
width for the building proposed. Al
derman Fraser said the building
could be made two stories and built
with view TO adding third story
il necessary. In speaking of the mat
ter he referred to the Grinstead
building on the corner Of Eighth and
Ohio streets, which he gaid cost
about that amount, and it is a four
story structure.
Alderman Fraser spoke as if he
knew where he could dispose of the
city property for the amount named
SIS 900, and the committee will take
the matter up at once. He thinks
that a new city hall is in line with
tho Greater Cairo movement and
should be taken into considera ion.
AS Washington park stands at pres
ent It is the gift of Col. Taylor to the
city to be used as park, AM in or
der to use it for a city hall site i
would be necessary TO get deed
from the Cairo Trust property. The
aldermen who discussed the matter
believe there would be no trouble IN
getting such deed. In the event Of
the erection of a ei Y hall as proposed
it was suggested that the Halliday
memorial fountain be placed directly
below it which would add greatly to
the attraetiveness of the surround
ings.
Alderman Snyder thought the site
formerly occupied by the fatiron
building at the intersection Of Wash.
ington avenue and Sycamore street
would be the best site for city
hall. but properly has been sold, II
is said, and the owner will attempt to
erect blacksmithshop there. One
alderman remarked that if the council
allowed blacksmith shop built on
that site the members ought to be
run on. of town.
To Employ Sewerage Engineers.
When the special meeting Of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-01
Mrs. Fairbanks Social Secretary.


Miss Margaret Wade, society editor
Of Washington paper, has been Sc.
lected as social secretary by Mrs.
Fairbanks, wife of the vice president
The appointment has caused some
comment because about a year ago
Miss Wade was barred from the white
house in her profession capacity
on account Of her refusal t. comply
with certain regulations laid down by
secretary Loeb. She considered that
the regulations in question were igno
minious because they placed reporters
IN one part Of the white house and
did net allow them 70 go elsewhere
Presumably the difficulty has been
smoefhed over.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-01

To Employ Sewerage Engineers.
When the special meeting Of the
city council was called last night
Mayor Winter stated that the object
in calling the meeting was for the
express purpose of hearing a report
frofA the board of local Improvement.
The report of the board was read and
concluded with the following resolu-
ton: -
Resolved, That the board of local
improvement be empowered to en-
ploy necessary engineers TO plan a
sanitary system. of sewerage for the
city Of Cairo and to report to the
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-01
ANrIeAMslINe 30 PAssE0.

jefferson City. no, Feb 2s-Tho
hoase today passed h1l prohlb.iiug
bookuaadnE aud pool zefsaE Al race
tracks or elsewhere ia NIlssli
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-01
MAS. coDY ON STAND.
Denies Statements Of Buffalo enls
That She Tried to Poison Him.

North Platte. Neb. Feb. 2s.-Mrs.
Louise Cody today took the witness
stand in deferse OF her character bd
good name, which has beea assailed
By W F Cody. BuFalo Bnu in his
petition for divorce Ms, Cody en-
phaticsily een ed thar she had ever at
fempted to poison her husband or that
she had administered dragons blood
OF any other poison for the purpose
of getting control over him She ax-
pressed a desire and a willingness for
reconciliation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-01
JAps ATTACK EVERYWHERE.

Mukden Feb. 28- moon. The
lighting is in progress today along
he whole line, the Japanese attack.
ing everywhere All the attacks this
morning were beaten back and the
Russians made counter attacks at
many places. On the right flank the
Russians occupied Boatatzsi, which is
,lose to Sandiapu and from that po'
3it.on hurled hand grenades across
he intervening ravine into the Jap
nese trenches in Sandiapu, causing
heavy loss and great disorder.
10 p m.-The Russians have seized
he head of he bridge across the
shakhe river in the center of the
Japanese lines, assisted by artillery
iring ef particular energy from Putt
off hill and Novgorod hill
Ten determined attacks opposite
yansintung and west Vanupudzi were
~epulsed with heavy loss. The sua-
ation on the Russian left flank is un-
hanged as compared with Monday
vening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-01
They Enter the Ring.

Corbett entered the ring shortly
before 10 o'clock, Nelson following
at 10;07. Nelson's reception was very
mild while Corbett was received by
prolonged cheering. Time was called
at 1918.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-01

Continued on ThiFa Page,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

Dandruf-Dropsy Stomach Troubles
Dyspepsia Throat Troubles
Eczcma-Erysipelas Tuberculosis
Fevers-Gall Stones Tumors-Ulcers
Goitre-G0ut Varicocele
GOnOrrhea-G1eet Women 3 Diseases
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We Paid 100000

For the American rights to Liquo-
zone. We did this after testing the
product for two years, through physi-
clans and hospitals, after proving, in
thousands of different cases, that
Liquozone destroys the cause of any
germ disease.
Liquozone has. for more than 20
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1t is nerve food and blood food
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

the mos helpful thing in the world to
you. It's effects are exhilarating. vi
talizing, purifying. Yet it is a germi-
eide SO certain that we publish on
every bottle an DER Of 81 900 for dis
ease germ that IT, can not kill. The
reason is that germ are vegetables;
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There lies the great va1ue OF Liquo-
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germs in the body without king the
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ternally. Every physician knows that.
medicine is almost helpless in any
germ disease.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

The doctrine of heretiity had just
SUCH a run until Prof. Wiseman COL
Iected mountain OF facts to disproye
it These alienists have all wasted
their lives, for they have accomplished
nothing. If they had devoted the same
amount of learning and patient re-
search in studying how to improve
those social conditions under which
crime is bred with the rapidity of a
bunch of microbes in a suitable cul-
ture medium in archaeological lab
Oratory, they could have done some
thing to advance the human race.
Eearything that increases Industrial
oppol+ unity, which gives employment
to idle lands, which adds comfort to
the daily sife, has a tendency to de-
crease crime.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
That Russian. Fleet

The sending of the Russian feet, part
OF it around Cape Horn and part of
it through the Suez canal, is the great
est naval undertaking that the world
has ever seen. The amount of money
invested in the fleet totals more than
y 100,O00,000 for, besides the is fight
ing ships and the IL destroyers, there
is host Of GOLFERS, transports, repair
ships AM store ships, all carrying val
liable mater tai of war. Many of the
transports are FAST German mail steam
ers bought atehi.sh prices and turned
into auxiliary cru sers, capable Of
sweeping japanese &C mmerce off the
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

Spectator" gambler, and "specula~
ton" gambling, ''curbstone brokers'
tin horn gamblers, inside informa~
ton sure thing game, lambs" victims
OF the sure thing game, lid you will
get at the real truth of the matter.
Tae truth Is that that the the New New Y G5s
stock exchange is simply gambling
hell in which millions are staked, lost
and won, from week to week. What le-
climate business Is done there is q
side issue. The main thing is unadul-
ated gambling, much of which, espe-
cially when the big gamblers are en-
gagged in it, is "a sure thing" ganls
With this example always before the
people and constantly filing the news
papers, nothing else could be expected,
than constant increase in crime and
continual Generalization Of tho peo-
1ple.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
A National Whippine Pest.

A national whipping post Is likely to
be established in Washington. All thu
clergy except one, the district commits
sioners and the police are advocating
it. Ii the whipping post is deterrent
III the case of the offense Of wive-beat-
ing, why will it not also prove as Ct
ficacious in Oher crimes? Let it once
be set up in Washington and it will
not be long until it spreads to other
localities. Criminologists have for
years been denouncing the state Of Del
aware for authorizing that sort of pun
ishment. Set up whipping post In
Washington and the whole tendency
among civilized nations Iii regard to
punishment of criminals will receive 8
check The Independent. might refer
to the constitutional provision that
prohibits it, but it is not The plain lam
&guage of the constitution that is the
[stDreme law of the land in these days
| of Imperialism, but what the supreme
court lays. However that section Is
as folloWA
Excessive bail shall not be required,
nor excessive anes imposed, nor cruel
and unusual pnIishments inflicted.
%SxS%
The Northwestern railroad has not
only paid its taxes hlsaas also issued
the following order: Sc that mini
mum time is absolutely ah6sded train
and engine crews for rest Kesp such
record Of movement Of crew. gore
train dispatchers as will absoluN
prevent an engineman or trainp&
from going out on a run without fun
allotted time for rest" The N6xth-
western will be safer road to travel
on than those other roals which FREE
quently work their train crews from
eighteen to twenty-four hours without
rest
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
Bought . Bunch Of States

Ms,ile it is an old matter to populists
yet is Of interest to other millions that
bunch ct states was bought in 1900
They seem - never have heard of ii
until the fact vas referred to in one
OF Lawson's articiss. 1t may therefore
be of interest to re- ders even of The
Independent to replblsh some Of the
proofs.
In 1892 Cleveland carried Nlinois by
$685. in 1896 Bryan receive1 38,351
more votes than Cleveland received,
and yet Bryan lost Illinois by 142,4S2.A
In 1892 Cleveland carried Indiana w
7,125; in 1896 Bryan received 42,S33
more votes than Cleveland received,
and yet Bryan lost Indiana by 1881
In 1892 Cleveland carried Kentucky
by 10000; in 1896 Bryan received 42,429
more votes than Cleveland received,
and yet Bryan lost Kentucky by $751;
In 1892 Cleveland carried California
by IA; in 1896 Bryan received 25,0S0
more votes than Cleveland received,
and yet Bryan lost California by 2,797.
In 1892 Harrison carried Ohio by t.
072 votes; in 1896 Bryan received To-
307 more votes than Harrison received,
and yet Bryan lost Ohio by 1887.
In 1892 Harrison carried Michigan by
20,412; in 1896 Bryan received 1,4OO
more votes than Harrison received,
and yet Bryan lost Michigan by 56,868.
In 1892 Harrison carried Minnesota
nv 70 OCT. in 124h Rrvan rncnivnd 1e Q1o
! laore votes than Harrison received,
and yet Bryan lost Minnesota by 3d.
768.
In 1892 Harrison carried Iowa by
23.42S; in 1896 Bryan received 1896
more votes than Harrison received,
and yet Bryan lost Iowa by 65,552.
The total in some of these states was
almost equal to one vote for every two
Inhabitants
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

sea in case the battle line of the fleet
should be victcS ious.
On. the other hand if the Japanese
are victorious, the disaster will have
no parallel in history. The defeat of
the Spanish Amanda off the coast of
ENGLAND or that Of the French and
Spanish at Trafalgar, would bear no
comparison to it. Those fleets were
wooden sailing ships and twenty of
them would not equal the cost of one
modern warship There is not a Rus
sian naval base now between the Baltic
sea and Vladivostock and the latter
port is inaccessible at present on ac-
count of ice. That enormous and cost
ly fleet is $1,000 miles from port of
refuge and must depend upon Golfers
for it's supply of coal and without coal
it is helpless. According to the latest
reports the fleet is now in the Indian
ocean and the Japanese have started
in pursuit of it. There il, intense in
terest among the naval authorities of
ali nations in the coming battle.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

There has been great amount of
talk published in the plutocratic dailies
about Mexico adopting the gold stand
ard That it was printed for home con-
sumptiln and not for foreign use, is
shovn blythe bill introduced into the
Mexican congress the other day and
tc which thereAis no opposition. The
first section OF it 1eads as follows:
The present SILVER peso is retained,
with 24.4391 grams Of cure silver and
2,6342 grams of copper, and with UNI
limited legal-tender power.
Mexico seems also to be about to
adopt Del Mars theory Of coinsge, for
one Of the sections Of the bin t. as
follows:
The minis shall not be obliged to
coin the precious metals presented to
them, but the emission of money OF
kinds shall be reserved to the execu-
tive, who may exercise this power
subject to the laws and at the time
and in the quantities determined by
said laws.
From the synopsis of the law which
was sent to The Independent, which
was very brief, it is impossible to form
a conclusion concerning the financial
system In all its parts that Mexico is
intending to adopt. But one thing is
certain, silver is to remain full legal
tender in that country.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
Takes j long Time

The two telephone. systems in Lin
coin are creating q greet deal Of dis
turbance. The grocers Nay that it
more than doubles the cost IF service,
and that such a thing is coniaetition
in a natural monopoly is an impossi-
bility. The Bell telephone company
charges them S. month and they
must have an automatic also. Their
telephone charges are making a big
hole in their profits and they called a
meeting and resolved that the Bell
must reduce its rates 20 So or the
whole fraternity will 1ave them or
Gered out. The Bell company will do
nothing of the kind and say il the gro
GERS order the phones cut, all right,
they will soon order them back again
or they will have big row on their
hands Witn their customers Finally
the grocers will find out that the only
plan that will bring them relief is the
popullst plan of public ownership of
the telephones. But it takes a long
time for mullet head to learn any,
thing, however it can, by continual
kammering, at last be beaten into their
heads.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
Germ Diseases

These are the known germ diseases
All that medicine can do for these
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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
Another "Soience" Exploded

The Independent has Fever put any
faith in the pseudo-scierce advocated
by the so-called- alienists The de
yiations from the normal type by
which they claim criminals can always
be known is about as reliable as the
testimony of handwriting experts. So
ciety is to be congratulated on the
fact That DR.. Spitzka has relegated
the whole thing to the limbo of dis
carded theories. He says there is no
possibility of identifying criminal ten
es by observing and recording de-
res in structure of the organism
an alleged normal type. Varia-
such as are found in criminals
d perfectly normal persons, and
e neglect of this fact that has
many students into curious
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
Well Street Terms

If in reading about Wall street, the
terms used in the daily papers were
transposed into the language of ordi-
nary people, a far better understand
ing of what goes on down there could
be obtained. Always read the word
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
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