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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
CUT IN GRAIN RATES
SOUTH FROM CAIRO
MOBILE AND OHIO Will MEET
FRlsco GRAIN RATE--Wf-L
WHIP TIE l. c. INTO LINE.

X Is announced that the Mobile
ana 0hio has followed III HE Waste eg
Ffae Fgisc5 ls aAaste .sA
grain ra4 Guiding aad has nale 4
ceng reduction on grain from Caira
to the Carolmas II .his rs true che
Illinois Central viii be affected by
the cut. 1t is aid the VI and q. bases
iJs reduction GA the ground tha, the
action of he Frisco line in reducing
the rats frbm Memphis makes Y uee.
ssarg for Il t0 reduce the rate to
equali1e mattera The points known
as the Ohio river crossings which
are affected by Tho reduction are
cairo Memphis Evansviile ahct' Gin
cinnati.
Unless the mat or is adjusted at
cncp it is probable that the Illinois
Central win meet the cut of the NJ
aud O. aud with practically all the
carriers Interested in this business
having met the Frisco half way it is
believed that settlement will be
moro readily roacnei
Vendcaton Of the cut IN grain
rafes south could not be obtained last
night at The local office of The com
pantes. bu IL is understood that such
d move has been made or viii so in
eject today
Tho trouble began when the Frisco.
charging Jbat shrinkaga was being
praclced and that the rates were not
being sustained. announced a cut OF
three cents through Memphis The
order came in a positive form and
Vas sieusl ol battle. The gauntlet
was thrown down and all former
agreements were ignored. AS the re-
sul of thai action a meeting Of traf
&c and executive officials Of the
southeastern lines We're called ana
aold in Louisville last wcet. After
two Jays oi discussion, il was decided
io es abfsh an inspection bureau 81
Nashville where il was. alleged that
shrlpsago was being used As the
Frisco had made The move on thai
ground II was believed that the eiim
/ indhpu vl the cause oi Jhl complaint
would b. sufficient induce that
road 10 remand the reduction, bu'
the Frisco officials have since ar
n9unced their determination % strand
by tho cut and 70 depend upon no eth
er agreements on the part Of othe'
lines to uphold The rates.
There WIS nothing left ihen said
traffic man last night. for the 9th
ca roads to DO but to meet the cut. d
The Frisco remains firm Il can fofcs
,the ocher roads 70 keep the rate.
down If it cuts again The cut vii
be met again There rs no othei
course open However, ! DO not be
tuevc that further cuts viii follow. /
is my belief that the rate has nov
gone as low as I viii, and thai the &C
uon Of the other roads VIII brin.
about an agreement that viii result
in the rates being placed back a
( heir former status"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
ILLINOIS FARMERS
WITH ROOSEVELT
hGRAlN DEALERS ASSOCIATION
ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS EN-,
poFSlNG HIS POSITION ON
RAILWAY REBATES.

Hioomingtcn fll, Feb Tho
Farmers Grain Dealers association of
Illinois today adopted 4 resolution en-.
doris ng President Roosevelt in his Of,
forts 10 regulate railroad rates AMI
pledged him support depiorsd the
alleged tlllatory &C ion cf the IlnFe
states senate. petitiened tho pres
sent bn1 natioaal hcnse OF rerresene
atires 10 control and operate rail
roads TO the end tha. great public
quail may be brought 20 serve suit
ably th# interests Of the whole people
II was deeidel to send committee
t9 the legislature at Springfield 50
work for legislation In the interests
of the association.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
General Engagement Likely 10
the Far East
SIEGE or vLADIVOSTOk
INDICATED BY PATROL OF
sTREiTS ny JAPANESE
CITY IS REPORTED TO
HAVE PLENTY or
SUPPLIES.

sheniung, Manchugia, Feb II, VIZ
Mukaen. j. is reported here that me
Japanese are closing in On The Rus
sian east flank As a result Of this
movement it is possible that there
viii be eiS general engagement
81 al iea a counter mofamenf BY
ne Russians. For the pas three
weeks tho Russians have suffered 10
material disturbance, with the exeer
tion Of comparatively unimportant
damage To the railroad aud ~ &
bridge near KuaHohia Pass as a re
suit of~1apapese raids aided. IL Is 81
legged ty Chinese bandits.
since he receipt ef the news Of the
movement ct an unidentified armed
force of unknown numbers behind the
Russian right wing, the Russians have
taken measures for the purpose of
minimizing opportunt.ies nfigandf
n The belief that Chinese hanaits are
to eome extent being orgeniaaa and
directed bg IT'D 5apanesa earaiay Aa-
ports ol aci.iE. a SiadiYostct in An
sicipation a sel aH taii piace
Isl Japagaaa ar9 enitraoa i ae
town c0NtlHre u af7 Wne9
gaitv. Ia Wafes' sae eNl aRd miii9fY
elements paftieiraee
The channels IL Alsiat continue
t4tara H. fhatr n8rsna3 ststltl5*tgW Wyf.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
KANSAS TO GUST
STANDARD OIL.
QUO WARRANTo PROCEEDINGS
Will Sc BEGUN lN SUPREME
COURT TO DRIVE The Trust
cur or TIE JAY HAWkER
STATE,

Topeka, Kansas. FEB. "A. Attorney
General Coleman has decided % con-
Tnence quo warranto proceedings IN
tho supreme court 10 GUST tAe Stand
ard Oil company from Kansas, H2
has been IN conference with Gov
Il ch fof several days and that has
been ne subject under eoasidera ion,
An oHatfr wfit viii be asked for on
the ground that the standard Oil ooHRI
pany IA q trust operating ii Kansas
Ii violation OF the state antitrust
law
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
rlebr ALoMn WHOLE LlNg.

Tslnkstchen, Feb %, via Mukden
Feb. "a There was lighting along
the whole line in lhls district Today.
The japanese, copUnuing their per
sistcnt and systematic advance, drove
in the Russian vanguard posts and
came in foach with the Russian forti
fed positions. A Unborn combat is
expected tomorrow the Japanese ap
parently Intending tc attempt 20 drive
out the Russians and capture their re-
doubts. The Japanese are circliug
eastward
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
MUST REMAIN IN
HIS PRISON CELL
Jesse PomERoY WHO raiRTT-
ONE YEARS AGO KILLED his
PLAYMATEs Will NOT RE
PARpCNED sY GOVERNOR

Boston, Feb 81 the pasitou for
5hf pardon Of Jesse Pomeroy5 vino II
.aasa assissa u tessseale aos s'lr
murder eF children hss 6Ncn Dliitsa
on file bY Governor Douglass IiIls
means hat pardon will not be granted
Pomeroy was convicted IA 1874 @
he muad y Of Horace Mllen and Mel
He Curan wo children about y yoara
old about his age at the time. Ihe
bod T. were horribly maGlated and
then buried by Pomeroy who was AZ
legged 10 Hsye becn actuated by thc da-
sire to Witness their suffering He Nas
sentenced 20 be hanged but bis sell-
-lence was subsequently commuted to
solitary confinement for life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
WORKOF CONGRESS

Washington, Feb 24.-The time Of
The senate today was divided between
the Swayne impeachment trial and a
motion OF Senator Beyeridge to ap
uoint conferees On the joint statehood
bill In the Swayne case Messrs.
Perkins, Clayton and Powers arglPd
N behalf of the prosecution and Hig
gins responded in swayhe's behalf
leaving Thurston still TO speak foT
Judge sWayne end De Almond and
Palmer for the house The trial will
be resumed tomorrow
Senator Morgan antagoni2ed the
appointment OF c0nferaes on Fhy
statehood bll and held the floor in op
% sition when the senate adjourned,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
CASSIE'S GEMS
WERE LOCATED
SmuggIed Jewels Worth a For
tune in Hands OF Uncle Sam
SHE PAID NO DUTY
on THE $4,000 WORTH or JEW
ELRY FINALLY FOUNp-cHAp
WICK MANSION rs BEING
TORN DOWN.

Cleveland, FEB. 24-coIlector Of
Customs Leach has returned from
New Yerk where he gane 20 looa up
the ieweirs imported bg Mrs Chad
Wick. Leach stated that he mad
brought hack about $4,000 worth q
Jewels. which he said had been import
ed By Mrs Chadwick aud upon which
no dut5 had been paid Leach added
that he believed Ae had also located
small amour, of money belonging %
Mrs Chadwick.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
JURY IN MURDER
CASE DISAGREED
EIGHT WE'RE FOR CONVICTION
ANo FOUR FoR AcoUiTrAL
OF JOHN WAUcH-oiSMlssEG
At 6 O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.

The jury in the case Of John
Waugh, charged with murder, was un-
able to reach verdic and was dis
charged yesterday evening a.
o'clock b. Judge Duncan.
Eight of the jurors favored vonvicf
ing Waugh of manslaushter and -four
favored acqaitjal Tho Jury was oli'
"a hours The accused win prohably
be- gwen another trial at the next
term Of circait court. Tho crime
with which Waugh was charged was
The killing Of his brother-inlaw. Geo
Willis. at willard last MAY.
Judge Duncan returned TO his home
IN Marion last night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
INDIANs THREATENED TO
MASSACRE WHOLE TOWN

Guthrie, o. T., Fob. 24-A hundred
Cheyenne Indians from Selling, west
ern Oklahoma, marched upon the
town of Taloga today and threatened
TO massacre all the inhabitants Of the
town, but were finally induced TO r.
turn to their reservation The cause
+ the trouble was the killing of an
Indian by depu sheriff
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
PREP AIRING FOR
THE INAUGURAL
WASHINGTON TAKING ON GALA
DAY ATTIRE FOR THE COMING
CEREMONIES AND REVIEW
STANDS LINE AVENUE.

Washington, Feb. 24-Washington
has begun to assume holiday attire in
aouor Of the approaching Inaugural
ceremonies. Flags and bunting are
be ng flung from the front of build
ings, especially along the historic
Pennsylvania avenue. over which th 2
parade Is 20 pass The reviewing
stands are rapidly rising along the
avenue covering the entire line OF
march from Seventeenth street 10 the
Capitol.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
FATHER AND SON
KILL THEMSELVES
Former Ends Life With Poison
and Son Hanged Himself
TRAGEDY AT MACON
SON AFFECTED ~ FATHERS
TRAGIC END sNuFfED OUT
I HIS LIFE IN TaE SAME
SPOT.

Macon. ILL.,. Feb. 2l.A dnbIe rag
edy occurred here today / H Hun.
! farmer, killed himself Dg taking
poison His body was found In the
iarn and waa taken into has house.
Ills son, Clinton, II Years old, was
SO affected by the occurrence, that
h,. went 10 the barn and hanged him.
self.
no reason is known for the fathers
suicide. He had recently sold his
farm and had planned 10 move to De
caiur,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
rRLEr "a MeecK aRIpoE.

Kar0bi's Headauarters VIA fnshan,
FaH. ai a body 81 Cos acAs or cht
uese baNdits n be eaPioy cf tpe
Russians atgeMHed 10 wreck the rail-
was bridee south of Halshenga Tie
atlenAi faiial and tie raiders d zap
roared whom JapdDcse roops appear
cd in force There was resumption Of
bombardng on The japanese left to.
ward Hun river today. Slow firms be
gan early in the morning and contin-
ue3 until three in be afternoon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
TEARING DOWN MANSION

Cleveland REQ, a. The work of
IismanlHnp the famous Chadwick
mansion las hegun. preparatory to the
sule ef tna lurn sh.ngs by tine rustes
appointed by the bankruptcy eoHf
y Chadwick is sin ming Il the
house bat Is preparing @ move He
stated today LIE was practically home.
less AUD had AS yet not decided where
ne would End shelter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
LAST OF cUsTER,s MEN.
round Guilty Of Mspsisusbter in New
York Court.

NeR York Fen. 2t-WfHiam Mc
Gee. said "a be- the iast white sur
givor u the Custer massacre Of the
little Big Horn river. was found
2aii.y Of manslaagh.er in The first de-
gree here tonight and was remanded
for sentence. he vas accused of "a.
ialls slabbng Frank Mitchell big
room maie en Dee i. after a quarrel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
A DESPERATE BATTLE.

S Petersburg, Feb 2l-A dispatch
from Sachatun dated the 2i1h says:
Japanese in superior numbers forced
the Russian detachment AZ Tsuk-
hetchin 20 abandon their base at Re
rcsnof Hi The ba5te was dospcr
ate ou both sides The result IS no
yet known
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
WANTS BIC SUM
APPROPRIATED
SENATOR PLANS TO HOLD EXPO.
SlTloN AT JAMESTOWN TO
CELEBRATE FIRST SETTLE
MENT OF THE ENGLISH
HERE.

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Dan
lei has introduced bin to provide for
celebrating the frs. permanent seTtle.
men of the English speaking people
IN America by holding an exposition
in the vicinity Of jamestown and ap
propriating SG50,o00 FOR the exposi.
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
FAR BEHIND PRUSSIA
Railway Accidents Three Times as
Great in This Country

Berlin, Feb. 2l-General Won Buddo.
prusian minister OF state and public
works, in the budgst comm tee OF
diet today made a comparison betwe n
railway accidents in the United States
and Prussia showing that derailments
were three times mere frequent ia the
United States and collisions three ana
a half times, while the number of per
sons killed or wounded is th'ry-six
lines greater.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
WAS VITA VIM a. SEWARD.

Rochester. y Y. Feb. s4-Fred.
erick A. whittlesey. who vas a judge
Of the slave court under Wms II sew.
ard. IS dead AGED =. H vas al int.
mate friend Of Secretary Of sac Hav
ana some years ago spent consider
able tine abroad With hin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
DR.. HARPER WILL RECOVER.

Chicago. Feb. 24-Tonight the phy
sicians IN charge of ur. Harper issue1
a bnlletin saying rhat his condition is
excellent and thst he Eil1 recover
from Lhe aecLa Of the oneratIon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
KILLED AT ROCK ISLAND.

Davenport, Iowa. Feb PA fail
ing elevator in the rock Island arse
nal this afternoon Killed. Edward
C'Toole and injured Leon ~ Hunt
and Angus Abel. They were work.
uen ia the gun carriage depar meat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
DECLARED INSANE.
Young see7e. Service Officer Loses
His Mind and Attacks Strangers

Chicago, Feb. 24--LesIie Fuilar 3
years old. and a trusted enploge 5f
the Secret Invest cation Branch OF
the Department Of Justice a. Wash ng-
ton, has been declared insane hy the
City physician. Todd. and has been
sent home to Big Rapids. Mich. Ful
Ter had been in the Indian Territory
on official business and was -e urning
TO Washington. He was arrested after
he had attacked man here on -he
street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
~ Anhronrizts Monument.

A German pencil-maker. recently de-
ceased. has over his grave 2 gigantic
stone representation of half q lead
pencil set IS tombstone + is OF
red sandstone. win core of graphite
S inches IN diameter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
MAKES FAVORABLE REPORT

washington. Feb. 2f-sena;or Bav-
eridge has reported favorahly from the
committee on Territories the
Rietrich bill. creating q government
board for Alaska.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
MEX|CANS MAKE
WAR ON YAQU|S
COVE RNMENT Furnishing THE
MURDERous REDSKINS WHO
KILLED AMERICANS MANY
EXECUTED 200 TAKEN PRls
ONERS.

washington. Feb. 24.-ConAul Gen
eral Hanna has tolegraphed the state
department from Monterey hat the
Mexican government has bean punish
ing Yaqui Indians who recently muir
doFed several prominent Annarieana
in Son ra and fhat over twenty Ya-
gus had been killed and more than
400 have been taken prisoners
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
KILLED IN BED.

Homer. Mich. Feb. 24-Louis NJ
Hardy and wife were found dead in
bed tonight. Each had been SHOT in
the head and under the heart Police
are WORKING on the .heory Of mnrder
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
JUDGE oUNNE WINS

Chicago. Feb. 2a-The democratic
primaries we're held 5odas. aud the re
suits foreshadow the nomination Of
Iadee EdBara Danne as the candidate
for mayor when the conTtntion is call
ed tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
DIED AT to4 YEARS.

Escanab0. Mich. Feb 2f.-Mrs.
Catherine Gallagher Of Beaver Island.
AGED 11A s icad her descendants al
oae time numbered lS3-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
WHITE coy TESTED
GUN ON AGED NEGRO
Frank Lohoae, Of carmi, H., Mortaly
Wounds Lee Bush

Carmi, III. Feb. 24-Fran-l Lohone
white, aged. l9, shot and mortally
wounded Lee Bush, an aged coiored
man today L0hone had a new gun
and said he wanted 10 test it on a
negro.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
FOUGHT 70 DRAW.

Philadelphia. Feb. 24,-Abe Atteii
and Eddie Hanion. both OF san Fran
cisco. fought q six round draw here 10
night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25
TRIED To KILL
THE PRESIDENT
REvoLuTIoNisTs MA KE AT
TEMPT ON LIFE OF SAN DO
MINGo's RULER, AssAILANTs
FAIL AND ARE LOCKED UP.

Washington, Feb. "a. United States
Minister Dawaon assSan Dohingo City
has cabled the state department that
an attemp was made there 70 asasa-
snate Pre- ldent Moralcs hut hai the
attempt failed, ana hat ilfe ot his as
sa liants wera captured and Inc re-
mainder escaped. Tho affair Is sup
posed 70 have grawn out q the at
tamD- on the part of The reyolut onafy
element AZ San Domingo tn prevent
4 consummarion al the financial agree
rgent with the United Saatea.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-25

to get property owners on other
streets to follow the example
Some general discussion followed
after which Chairman Parsons ap-
pointed Judge W. S. Dewey, NJ. VIII
bur Th rtlewood and Mr. q. A. Smi b
o compose the committee TO act with
the committee from the council, and
the meeting adjourned
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29

The peculiar death OF Kukahiku, q
young Hawaiian. has revived among
the natives the old belief In the power
Of gods to whom the race used to make
human sacrifices. Kukahiku fell for
ty-seven feet In the Bishop museum
and died on an altar Of a model OF an
ancient HeIau temple devoted to hu-
man sacrifices.
1t seems the young Hawaiian long
ed to 20 to sea and had made arrange
ments to ship on an American vessel,
but his mother objected 40 strongly
that the captain refused to accept the
boy. Kukahiku was angry and. 60
ing home. he slapped her face and
cursed her In the name Of Kuhinu and
other old Hawaiian gods. Then he APP
preuticed himself to a carpenter and
was employed to make repairs on the
Bishop museum.
He was assigned to NJ up the glass
roof of the Hawaiian hall. In which
the model Of the old temple of human
sacrifice stands. He lost his balance
and fell. striking the altar. HIS body
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29

County Officers rust Silck 10 Rec
or1s Prescribed bv law.


County Otsicers rust Silck 10 Rec.
ORES Prescribed ~ Law.
Seattle, March 27.-According to a
decision handed down BY the supreme
court Friday. under NO conditions can
any county install . system of tract
indioes in the county auditors office.
Tho decision was in injunction pro.
ceedings brought BY John L. Dirks
against the commissioners and the
auditor Of Spokane county to restrain
them from keeping the system Of tract
indices Of realty transfers, amounting
in substance to q public abstract Of
title Of the lands Of the county.
Tho decision 10 in line with one Civ.
en- in the proceedings brought by for
mer Auditor Lamping, Of KING county.
against the commissioners Of that
county to prevent them from purchas.
ing and installing such q system. The
court holds that the law specifies what
manner Of records should DO kept and
to maintain different system, even at
small expense, is an injury to the tax
payer.
ct will not do" the opinion sums
up, Ito say to q public official that,
because much money is saved by
spending little unlswfully, therefore
the public is not injured"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29
RETURNS TO THE FRONT
kurOpsfkin Given Command OF the
FIRST f1anChurisn Armv

kurOpstkin Given Commsnd OF the
FIRST f1anChurisn Army
St. Petersburg, March 23.-Gen.
Kuropatkin has been appointed COM
msnder of the first Manchurian army.
The appointment 10 gazetted in the
official messenger.
Hardin, March 23.-At the depart
ure south of Gen. Kuropatkin, crowds
Of thousands Of civilians and soldiers
gathered at the station and gave him
q great ovation. Above the laundering
hurrahs were heard cries Of "God send
you happiness. "Good bye, brother. !"
Good bye, father" A. the train
started soldiers rushed forward In q
surging crowd and grasped the hand.
rail Of the generals car, throwing
their caps in the air and running some
distance with the car. The scene made
. deep impression on Gen. Kuropstkin.
down whose face tears streamed. Re-
moving bis cap he saluted again and
again and stood bsreheaded on the
platform a. long a. the train was in
sight. The residents Of Hardin are un-
easy and many of them are departing.
Chinese are Withdrawing their deposits
from Chinese banks here.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29
PUMP FOR IRRIGATION.
Water TO Be Raised from Columbia
River ArtiflCiaiiy.

River Artiflcisiiy.
Walla Walla, March cato raise
water from the Colubmia river by
pumps and convey it by ditches and
pipe lines over about 100, 900 acres Of
land in the Echo section of Umatills
county, is the latest move in irrigation
In Eastern Oregon.
Umatilla county capital is ssid to
be back OF the scheme, and plans for
carrying out the project are we'll in
hand. 1t is proposed to instsll large
pumping plant on either the Umatills
river near Echo or the Columbia river
near Umatilla junction to raise the
water and carry it onto the lands
through a large canal or pipe line.
Power to operate pumps will be fur
nished by the Northwestern Gas and
Electric Company, whose engineers are
now in the field making preliminary
surveys for extending the electric wires
from Pendlton to Echo.
The land that 1t 10 proposed TO take
under the scheme lies in the Butter
creek country and contains about 100, :
900 acres. 1t was there that the gov.
eminent at one time proposed TO do
some reclamation work, but owing to
the fact that the engineers were unable
TO find suitable reservoir site. the
proposition was abandoned.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29

the form Of a cone. a ring In the ape1
serving A. the mouthplece. The body
10 made Of a number Of Stats hinged
together. a locking and unlocking de-
vice holding the sIats In position. A
handle IL secured 10 one Of the stats
for holding the Ucgsphona ND 10 the
mouth when in use
Holl,ster ST. FSes. OF New York CITY.
In the patentee.
Per DEVELOPING Negatives.
Ten years ago only professional
lotographers and those skilled in the
A. were cn1sidered competent to take
photoErnf rs, but the camera has now
been 10 nmphfed and % many Inn
provements made to II that with lit
tie practice and experimentation any
intelligent person can take pictures.
This simplification has brought tho
camera within the reach Of all, which
accounts for the large increase In tho
number now in use. Taking the pic
ture is. Of course. only the first stage
In photography. and the more dimcult
part Of developing the negative and
the printing are not % easy. Al few
people have the leisure time during
the day when the sun 10 shining to
print from their negatives. they have
to resort to Gas light. Holding ths