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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-15

person hide behind his bankers and
his brokers'. The officers should have
the right to examine the books of the
banks; not be compelled to depend
upon the sworn statements of taXpay-
ers, who, as has been demonstrated,
will lie and swear to it.
,% "
with a healthier moral tone aroused
by the efforts of the men and women
mentloned with the assistance of a
few good and wholesome laws, a bet
ter condition may be acquired. Per.
haps then, when men see that they
cannot humbug government and so
ciety, poetry may become more popu-
lar, sentiment more highly respected
and truth better appreciated.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-15

who stops for moment to think, that
Christian Scientists must have some
great truth and an important message
for mankind? There was a day when
the public was ready to believe that
Christian Scientists said, There is
nothing ails you, for you have no head
to ache; but now the spontaneous in.
quiry is, why does it grow so rapidly
among thinking people? How do they
succeed in reforming the sinner, heal.
ing the sick and placing the denomina-
ton on such n sound financial basis?
How do they succeed over the bitter
est opposition from materia medica and
theology that this country has ever
known? The one who heals the sick
in the understanding of Christian Sci
ence is the only one who can con-
sistently undertake to interpret it, for
BY THEIR FRUITS We shall know
them. When results are good, the I'M
Continued on page l2)
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-15
"NOTHlNG AlLS YOU"
Editor Truth:

Editor Truth:
desire TO thank you for the space
and attention you gave my last let
ter. In your comments upon it, sew
elal statements We're made which
Christian Scientists do not believe and
Lney are no part OF the teachings OF
Christian Science. Misconceptions OF
any church or pioneers OF Truth harm
all concerned; hence | kindly ask you
to give place to the following lines OF
explanation: You say, Had this Sa-
maritan belonged to the cult repre-
scented by Brother Coates, he would
have said, My dear friend, there Is
nothing at ali the matter with you;
your mortal mind is telling you you are
hurt, but you are not you
haven't been wounded at all
there is no such thing as matter
you havnt any BODY at ali; just
mind" This erroneous idea of Chris
tian Science has been given out by
others as follows: You can't have a
headache, for you have no head to
ache; you can't do wrong or be lost,
for there is no sin; you can stand in
| the blighting storm, Tor you have no
body to freeze; you can jump over
|
anyway, just mind; there is no weak
ness and no disease, so just go on
about your work, etc" Could any one
| be deceived, for one moment, into be-
lieving Christian Scientists teach or
practices such silly nonsense? The
very fact that the Christian Science
denomination stands as high as any de-
nomination in the land in intelligence,
education and culture is a sufficient
hint to any thinking person that no
such Inconsistencies are any part OF
the saving Christianity which they
practice. Prominent in the work OF
Christian Science, there are many well
known judges, lawyers, physicians,
ministers, and other people of influ'
ence and high standing.
| Now, Mr. Editor, do you think, for
one second, that such people could be
duped into forsaking a successful bust
ness or profession and enter upon a
work so silly as that indicated by what
you claim Christian Scientists believe.
In this day of enlightenment every
well informed person knows there are
thousands of cases of disease which
| have been healed without the use of
any drugs or material means through
| the efforts of Christian Scientists after
materia medica had given them up to
die. Within twenty-four hours we can
produce more than five hundred PEG
| pie in Salt Lake City who will testify
| to their healing in Christian Science.
Do you believe that such nonsense and
dupery as you attach to Christian Sci
entists would do this healing? The
Christian Science denomination Is on
a sound financial basis and has built
many of the finest churches in the cit
| les and dedicated them without debt.
They are a class of people that pay
their debts and practice the Scripture
that says, "Owe no many anything, but
to love one another" Could such wis
dom and work as this have no other
foundation than the foolish statements
referred to above? The Christian
Science denomination is unprecedented
in its rapid growth among all classes
and especially with thinking people.
Is this not a sufficient hint to any one,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-07-15

religion, we ever had. We nave cast
morals to the breeze and have gone
concentrating with such good effect
,at he who gets the most of it is re-
.,arded as the smartest man of all of
ne No longer do we Judge men by
their talents, but by the sum total of
their assets. Time was when mans
ontecedents were questioned; his char
acter examined, his ancestry inquired
into. Nowadays we have simpler
metbcd. We look up his rating in
Bradstreet's or Duns And look at
the results it is bringing. We see
criminal actions against men in high
places all over the land. The news
parers are lull of stories about this
hank cashier and that one defaulting.
Columns of type are consumed in tell
ing us how Broker Jones, respect
able pillar of the church, skipped out
with the funds of his banking institu-
ton and how widows and orphans who
trusted their money with him are
mourning Magazines TEEN with ar
ticles on the methodes of Rockefeller,
a good Baptist, by the way; how he
buys courts, corrupts officials, uses
methods that are in no wise related to
honesty and how he wrecks all those
who dare oppose him. The courts is
sue mandates to corporations to APP
near with their records and the cor
porations laugh at the courts, evade
the mandates and when cited for con-
tempt. plead the ruling of some cor
poration Judge in the case of Maginnis
eX parte VS. Bilkins, and are let Off
This contempt for law; this disregard
for decency, this total disrespect for
methods of honesty has continued for
so long a time that the entire body
polite has become permeated with
the poison of deceit and perjury and
one of it's results is found right here
in Salt Lake City, when the possessors
of nineteen millions of dollars swear in
the Awful Presence of the Most High
God that they haven't anything in
bank, merely to escape the taxation
that ought to be imposed on them.
~ ~
A casual acquaintance of mine I'M
consciously voiced the prevailing feel
ing of the day short time ago. 1t was
during a discussion of ethics and a
friend asked him if he had ever read
the last part of Bryant's 'Thanatop-
sis" that portion reading:
$50 live that when thy summons comes
To join the innumerable caravan
which moves
To the pale realms of shade, where
each shall take
His chamber in the silent halls of
death;
Thou go, not like the quarry slave at
night,
Scourged to his dungeon, but
Sustained and soothed by an unfalter-
ing trust
Approach thy grave, like one who
wraps the drapery of his couch
about him
And lies down to pleasant dreams"
What do you suppose the answer
was? NAV, poetry don't get you
nothin." No. it wasn't Tom Kearns,
it was another man. He has been get
ting money all his life. He has thou
sands at his command; he arrays him
self in fine garments, eats the best
there is going and lives in apparent
bodily comfort He is sleek and unc'
tious looking, but within that well
groomed frame lives a soul starved
thin, gaunt, hungry, cadaverous. Poor
soul it has done nothing put watch its
manager grow rich in this worlds
goods at the expense of its betterment
l.,...
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
CIVIL ENGINEER
Reports on Water Works System
For Marion.

.Ias. f.. Chittcndcn, secretary Of
the Commercial Club, j. in receipt
Of the preliminary report on the
proposed water works system for
Marion. which was prepared 10y
Cranberry Jackson. Of Vanderbilt
University, Nashville. The report
i, lengthy and deal, with all pro-
posed methods 81 securing a SUI
licicnt supply Of water for Marion.
pointing out the mu,t feasible. The
report will rc submitted to the
Club and the city council for fur
,hcr action.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
Gregg-8augher

II &. Gregg anil Mis-, Sadie
Haughcr, Il Siurgi,. were united
in marriage here Wednesday ~
County judge Aamu Towcry. They
arrived ON the ll:li train aud
were accompanied 10y Mcssr,. T. j.
Farley and " T. McGmw. They
went direct e. the court house
WHERE thu ceremony was performed
and after receiving congratulations.
the company proceeded To the New
Marion hotel aluut the noon hour
where Mr. Gregg enjoyed the new
sensation Of recording ON the hotel
register &c. II. Grcgg and wife. "
The happy couple and friends r.
turned To S;urgi, on the 3::2 train
h the afternoon
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03

TN avVuut ii extended engage
myut> ut other points. Elder Hubs.
pc,h. the South Kentucky cyanec-
list, vi llopkiu>vilIc. Ia, called in
the pr'imclcd meeting tia, h. was
Ia l,giu at the Christian church
next Sunday. Another time will
ly selected and auuomvmru, vi I
w. madc later.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03

Mcssrs. Clyde Harden and For.
cst Carpenter, Of Hampton. visited
relatives here this week.
Mrs. J. b. Champion, Of lIamp.
ton, i the guest OF her Sons, joe
h. and Thos. W Champion.
Call at Levi Cooks iewclry store
and see the handsome gold watch
that The RECORD will give away.
+. z. Stewart. the icwclcr, has
decorated hi show window especial
~ for the beautiful diamond ring
TuE REcoWp will give away. stop
and see il
VIM. Woodbridge, the senior
member, has sold hi, interest in
the Woodbridge " Metz larlsr shop
io John Il. Scdbcrry. 81 Smiihlaud.
Mr. Scdbcrry !. already known To-
many patron, Of the shop, having
run % chair there Tor the lat iyw
weeks. IL j. q dr-t-cla,, mrlsr
mdovu, tLcladiue shop iu Smith
land.
Mr., Sue Chitt,ud,u and daught.
&C. Mi, Eriic Chiitculcn. aud
SON. Noryul Chitlrndcu. left sun.
day iur Roe, Ark. tu r-i,lr. Mn,
Chi,irudcn has bccn in l0d health
for the last few yar, aud gW- {,
Rec expecting 20 hlvc lvttcr health
Her husband. \. !. Chilicndcu
will continue herr m thu groccr,
and furniture hu,inv.s until u,
learn, whether the climl,,
will benefit his wife. II shr im
proves h. will sell uut and muy,
then.
b W. wan, IT, tlnuk the people "a
til, city and surrounding cuunir.
iur past favor. and solicit thci
trade IN the cumiug season. Vii.
McN,rly. the stylish aud EVA,
b. trimmer, sin The mark,i. airhm
r. the new idrls and learning the cut
\, net styles ior the spring aud u
II her riurN will lc glal io meet h,
, many friend, aud rpJtr or the,
4, hats ymludyiug that my>wriul
style touch that will give d,ligl,iu
satisfaction IN the wynrr.
nrNuNN " lNI
L I. Mo,r la, oprvl up
u pal estate and law ullicr un Il
j. ,crmd Ilonr " Tire p,,t ollic, hull,
iug Tie VIII prlrtiT law, nugl
at, han, and deal In nal c.lal
i Persons desiring a. cNchaugr Ar
i, hen iur land in other state,
M desiring information cOnOmir
Ia land, ,,cwhrr, can oldam VIII
:. lhcy wish through MI Moop.
l.. will deal in estate On the ,o.u
&, ,9,i,c agency )u.i. which will .
linn in possession Il all inform
l., iUu pertaining to land, lor sale
=. iuihvr states and climates and wi,
\. ever cmigmnts would like to kno
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
Feed Store
Rankin & Daushtrey

Have opened a frst-class
Feed Store in the rear Of
Rankin 4 Pickens' grocery.
Corn, Oats, Chop Stuff, Bran
Timothy, Redtop and Clover
Hay. Give us a trial. Low
est Prices. Prompt Delivery
Phone 100.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03

Mr. Eva Moorc was called to
Providence the first II the week to
see her parents who are both sick.
When you want nice window
aud door frames made. get them
made at the planning mill, Marion,
Ky
VIM. II femme and son, +. W,
81 the femme Mining Co, Of Tolu,
registered a, the New Marion Mou-
day
W. have the h-,, nrds i'm town
trial order will convince YOU.
Noun. n lIrmur
Mr. VI Dumlu left Wednesday
iur - LOU, 90 select her .pring
millinery p,ud, and learn the lat
60 l-.gu-
W., ! y Pollard. ui Iludcr.
.u. r,ur,, home saturday after
Spending O. vcrk With her .m. II.
y Pollard OF 'hi. co.,
Cont J prrr. who i- uoN with
Summers Hardware Co, - Louis,
wa. u ih, city o. few days ihi. week
gptilugul irI,ul-
Bark. rvt. and herbs lor i,a..
rlc. SN-.Nr,- BuwCu.. lauunO
Cndu and James Travis. pr,pric
tor Tyl,phun, We -
III, Miss. llarrigg want To- cal
attention ,u ,h, art THAT their .,ocl
II millinery g,oi, 3. ~ new au,
up.,u.da,,-nu old .,uck
", have the pr,ii,.j lime Of ri'
: luu, ever hrugh, t. Marion.
prNu,N ~ LmI
W. and Dir \ u Iarliu
b vlu la. .Tut several vos. n %
ciN during a., Wild weather. My
\ rtumr,l ,u their tom, 90 Niyv.
r. la. g. Rankin anil lr,r
p1ugb,Uy have uru,l mp o iyc
4 ,,op m ia, par Il G,Nkt> ~ pph
IA ~. gp-p ,,vw IN salem .ipr'
Mr lola Davidson l,ii Muulg
p. iur Louisville ,u,,l,yt Ter milliuyr
" r"l. iur spring Imd, >hr ~.
accompanied lN her trimmer W.
lHuw llurl,y
n Mi,.,- Ad1 lud lirlln lluui.
au w"v Zoe Nashville. Tenn, pa
rha.iug au additional .,ws
,piug p-sl, aud ..lyimg 90,
pattern hat,
Mr. Arthur Siwl,l,,. ut ~
,iunt. uhn had ls,n visiting h
mah'r. VIZ. Carrir MsVN,ll. .
iuwvl luns yesterday lti.u
dCtGcosi tina, Mr.. aui Mr, Simv
10 ley will uu,v H. AUlmur. |. I
M vi,biU ,lr uyNi lew mulh-
] Anthony Davidson. randtls
iur as~>~ir, Who las lstn c,niiu
]" t. NJ. rormat Mr. lola Davidson
r. m Mam .trvi mr nearly ihl
~ weeks uu a,, ml It ml.cul
rheumatism, ha. huprN,l ani
III abb t. l.. uul.
a. Az. Griffith nud family
~" SUNDAY mr RS. Ark. Wien III
will r.i,l, Mr Griffith will
IN Ep m ilc blacksmith lu.inc
M, rh,p. 3. wa lr,irr Mark.m
NJ, aWulrn than Mr Griffith anil
~ is-pak ter him q .nlrn,lii path
''' ~, M,l vwurud himself anil Il,
Gee u, w ll,, community th,p m s.
,ml.
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" lsca Williams ven su''r
friends m tr''onA SUNDAY
10 Mark Tm,i,. ut Tribune, Vl
" ordcrd lsi'r TIE Marion i''rl
F,u''"n ENam'n'r N"'" ''''N'
u. E.r,> A PAN. earn ilr IT,
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nj I,bn golan~m. Il Puuuiu
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w. ~,,nl da,. In ilr ,iiy thi. vyk
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03

Tom Cameron visited friends in
Evansville Sunday.
h. Williams and little sor,
Edgar, are quests Of Mr. T. \.
Vaughn, of Clay.
Tom Kuykcndall, who j, associ.
atcd with laundry interests in
Michigan. i, visiting relatives here.
Early Irish potat", for sale 81
Co per hu.hcl.
3l-3t &. l.. Dr.,.
Nil, Matte Henry entertained
the cuchrc club Tuesday night.
Nj and Mr.. Tonkin came over
from Whcatcroit to attend
II + Murri, las lern in Living.
s,ou county several day. whcrc lc
al,yudcl the lcd,idc oi hi, brother,
jim Morris, WHO died Wednesday
night II Bright disease
Walter \. Blackburn aud wife
arrived Sunday FROM Louisville.
They will remain hrr, until after
April J.. and Mr. Blackburn will
devote DO, time Through Marh To
the interest oi hi. candidacy
Fuu SNlr-A new Sludclakcr
wagon GRANT p,vu-nN.
Mis-, Myrtl, johnson, oi Forl,-
Vile, whu had lccn the guest VI
, her brother, lon johnson. q few
day,. LETT Wednesday Tor frrdonia
, where she viii visit her sister, Mrs.
Eo.r nuniurd
Tie popular Young mining capi.
iaii.t. Ro,. Giycn>. !. now in la.
ana. Culu, H. ha. hcru mailing
gladiaiorial pn.,al- iu his friend. Ut
10 home. Thu.v VIM an intimately
acquainted with Bu.. tcvl sur that
h. will 9, mp swiftly in the aUna
The regular meeting day. ioI
Jrpkvl Cwk church. w. ar
" puu,s,yd ,u announce, have Dvu
) changed irm the fourth Salurda!
AMI sunday in each month Ia ,h
~ Gr.i SUNDAY and saturday lvlcp
~ IN yl,hmuull Rev. " Il Gim,
b, I. th, u.tur
~,y il,.uN y rNut. when Il
uC.l II mmlsr Whcu grade
y vu,bl,r,l their pric> can't \
r.. lsut.
!" cha, HAIRY lra, l,yu rnduc
" To- HI. l,,l with rheumatism u, h
homr in Oakland City, Ind, {,
b. the last thry wyyk. and !, said
70 L. ,rry low. lli, son.in.hW, ,
., ". lNllau, left yesterday Tor Gal
%. land Ciiy, L. IT, with him iu n
h. aii'itjiou.
u" Al VI wr radcr, aud especial
jhc candidate, in ihr Popuhri
lr Contest, together with their iricn,
cd ar puucs,cd To call ut the two j.,
~ rlry storc, in tho city and ,cc Il
Ne tNo handsome prizes thu, the wi
lar ming candidates will p,cir-,I
!. handsome pnld watch and lsau
ul diamond ring,
III ", have pupl,a.ol the &.
'rN black n S,u .lv.k IT grSyri,, al
M. will H. glad ,o p.ian their uld yr
- iOmr. uui .yup' u. many n,
uh ou,. %. possible. AMI We ollrr u
W. b. an mluym,u,. pui R..l,. |,
=, prize anil vmrl,-,u, Treatment.
m. n =. Muppl..
u ! lltuu,pp.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

Il. ]. Morris, Dentist. Marion
" y lIaync. was in Ecpton
Monday
MIR. Jas + Price l. sick 81
n grippc
Dr. l. II. Clement. Of Tolu was
her sunday
!. l.. William, IT Corydou. was
herc Monday
Work ou the .chool hmldIug m-
~ resumed
~ g. Blackburn 500. Zoo Nor.
eanhcld Mondu,
Al orders promptly filled
Nmm- ~ llrmNrr
y. II llu.mc., of ~m.tbhnd. va.
IN town ihl- vvrh
Mn T.m, va. BOO Evansville
It's lint uf ,hr vo.h
Harvey E,bb. of ri.hiur I.m
tendug -,h"" here
N X Wool. ua. 200 El'.yu.l'
Sunda, oud Monday
CALVIN Elder ha, aco,p'rlap-i
tim boz Oh, p'.t ullio,
IT, Normal opuol Monday
will O. go..l a,,cudauo
D T. Buu-ou, OF toplou
sprn, Sunda, BOO ,hr ,iN
ali.. h. McCa.lru, oi Cu,uc
via, va. hem Wednesday
LAT lIiglhl, q Tuu. pgi'l,r-
m BIZ New Marion Monday
n llyauu. II clay. r,g',lcr'
pti b. Nyv Marion Mouda,
NJ :. rogu,. II fmuv-, VIZ. 3
H. rity ihr dr.t " the v,yk
Nj. EJma Roberts, ui lpu I'LL
snbr,l the Normal Munda,
Imut Travis, " starr, was u
~ ,, I'll. Tm,i. saturday
b u Spuc, IT Tribune,
n,iendng III, Marion gad'
rchonl
r., lu,. =. Priv will ppa,
euh,la, and Suu,la, night ut d
4. Z ,hurrh
Nohlr llill ha. r-iguvl hi. -
sion In the Pr,, oliv L. enter (,
lann,lry lu.iu.,,.
Cha. 4 Sanlvrus urlrhmi
cole !. III, s.i. Sold unly
Noun. y llruu,gp
Mn. Woodbridge. tl,y laJl'
has tsyu confined IN his Uom p,
enl days with Ia gripp
Mir. VI. ncnmau j. uov in
louis hooking after the millin,
inicr.,, lor ncnman " low.
The rinain- of AudrW ia,
AL -. who dicd ut paduWh, y
in,rrry at Chapel llill Salurla,
W. an selling hmn fer ~
hnndr,l pound- cash
al.9t Wuli,u. y frrruNN
Tlw Mi..v. llauin, ll,r d
nlillmrr.. uw visiting ,hv NJ
>illr and either market, Ia ''|
shcir .priug p.-ls
We ar. selling bran "r ~
hmdn,l ppmd. cash
3i9t WuiNu. ~ futlu\N
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
Real Artists

The Misses Hai1'ig,
who have recently gone
into the millinery bust
ness at Marion, KY,
under the firm name of
Miss Ada Har1ig 4 Co.,
are very competent mil
liners, Both the young
ladies have been en-
ployed as trimmers in
the pattern hat depart
ment of l.. Jonas & Co.,
Nashville, Tenn. and
for the last fonr years
have been valued EN-
ployes of mine. They
are expert milliners, as
. most esteemable young
, ladies.
!, MISS GEORGIA BISHOP,
. The Madisonville Milliner.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
Meeting Will mol Begin.

Woodbridge y Metz. the lorlcr..
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03

Mrs. Celia Stevens-Marshall
passed away this morning at 3 30
O 'clock at her home on the South
Side, after a lingering illness Of
several months. Deceased was in
the 43d year of her life and her
death was due to a complication
of ailments. Deceased was a ma
tive of Oil City, Pa, but had been
a resident of this city and i'm
mediate vicinity for twelve years.
She was the wife of C. S. Mar
shall, who has a wide acquaint-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03

Special to The Oil Review.
Washington, March 3.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt sent to Congress
today a report on the Beef trust.
1t was prepared by Commissioner
of Corporations Garfield in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the
House March Z of last year. A
course of question of prices of cat
tie and dressed beef, margins be-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03
Report on Beef Trust
Sent to Congress

tween such prices and organiza-
ton, conduct and profits of cor
porations engaged in the six prin-
cipal packing companies were in
vestigated, showed 10 per cent
average of net profits as shown
by bookkeeping record was SO
cents per head, not including in
cidental profits, and that profits
in no case exceedd 2.3 per cent.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03
Mrs. Celia Stevens Mar
shall Passes Away

ance throughout the surrounding
oil fields. Mrs. Marshall was a
loving wife and devoted mother,
and highly esteemed by all who
knew her. She is survived by a
husband and four children, Kitty,
Claude, Fred and Talmage.
Funeral will be conducted to-
morrow afternoon at the family
residence at $3.50 o'clock by Rev.
A. S. Kelley, pastor of the Bap-
tist church. Friends of the fam
lily invited. Interment will be
made at Oakwood cemetery.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03
RUSSIA ON EVE
OF CRISIS

Ukase just issued by Senate an
nounces that a committee of min
isters has been directed to con-
slider report of schemes submitted
by private persons and societies
oncrn niigmpeF FleINeJct unisbAt
concerning Improvement OF ad-
ADMINISTRATION of state of affairs
and amelioriation of conditions Of
people.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03
Japs Making Gains.
Special to The Oil Review.


Mukden, March 3.-Japs are
progressing favorably, despite a
heavy snow storm. The Japs
have made great gains by night
attacks on extreme left and occu-
by part of first line of Russian
triple defense in the hills beyond
Shahke river. Yesterday the Japs
began to swing their main force
northward. Japs artillery is di-
rected against Wanpaosan Hill,
with 60 Russian guns opposing
them. Japs have just occupied
Witosan.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03
Special to The Oil Review.


Toxic, March 3.-Dispatches
from Manchurian headquarters
state that the japanese have op-
ened terrific bombardment along
the entire line today. The heav-
lest guns were employed in field
operations and were used with
great damage to Russian defense
One hundred guns of all sizes
were in service. Tie Russian
guns were quiet, evidently unable
to reply. The Japanest left COM
pletely blocked Russian troops.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03
Reject Strikers Demands

Special to The Oil Review.
St. Petersburg, March 3.-Ulti-
matum was sent by workmen to
the Government demanding i'm
mediate reform and was rejected.
A strike seems inevitable.