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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03
On Sunday evening, Jan. LIST, 1905,

On Sunday evening, Jan. LIST, 1906
al the home Of the bridegroom in
Mound City, at O'Clock. Mr.. Henry
Rose was united In marriage with
Mrs. Sadie Alexander, both of Mound
City. The ceremony was pronounced
BY Justice j. F. Council. The BRIDE
groom is a good citizen of long resi-
dence here, and tho bride, although
not SO well known, is a lady Of the
highest order of responsibility.
]. J. Meyers is building a residence
for his own occupancy on upper Com
mercial avenue
Mics Agnes Cahill has been visiting
relatives in Wetaug.
Miss Acsa Nesbitt, who is a teach
or in the Mounds schools, spent holi;
day week with relatives in Mound
| CITY.
Miss Fannie Calvin OF Leyings,. a
teacher in Lowell public schools. u $
city spent the holiday season with
her parents at home. ~
Misses zlnkie and Ines b. Willlford
of Barlow. KY. who spent the holi-
days with their sister, Mrs. WIN
E1ack, have returned home.
Rolls Collins and wife of Caro-,
have been guests of John Armstrong
and wife. parents of Mrs. Collins. !.
Mrs. Henry Hillerich and Mrs. j. #.
Council visited Mounds tA;s (sHRday)
afternoon. Z
Louis Adams OF Independence. o.,
has been the guest OF his erstwhilo
friends, o. l.. Bartlett and family. gq
Miss Ora Sims was visiting friends
in Harrisburg, H., few days ago. z
Miss Ruth Wilson has received the
appointment of deputy at the hands
of Circuit Clerk u. y. yesterday She
viii begin the performance Of her OF.
fetal duties Jan. 2.
Miss Nettie Smith of Caro-, was for
several days the guest OF Miss Katie
Boyd.
Miss Margaret HGggerty Of Nc.
Leansboro, has been visiting in this
city a guest Of her sister, Mrs, JAS.
Dolan.
Sirs. p. Masterson, ~ old lady Of
the southern part OF the city, died on
Thursday last Of general debility from
age.
The sewing society OF st. Peters
church will meet with Mrs. James
Rouse on Thursday. 9Th inst
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WANTED TO BUY.
MOUND CITY

Now, lock after that IN your da.e
line.
Billy Sanss' on les removed his
pharmacy from the Phoenix block to
the T. NJ Ford block and is very
snugly ensconced.
Judge Henry G. Carter is yet in
southern California whence he went
several days ago TO see his son Harry
who is in military hospital there.
Harry was in The regular army and
did almost three years service In the
Philippines unfortunately he con-
fractel tubercalo. IS in that humid
hard climate and his present condi-
ton is anything bus encouraging. Ills
mother and brother were carried off
by c5nsnmption and 3 Is amos in
evitshle that he must con saecuH1h
20 the raHe deadly inYuineT1hle en-
envy Of mznkind
L. G. Caster of the law firm Of Wall
and Caster tcck his little dasghter
10 ST. Louis fow days aso 10 re-
oeive treatment from . specialist.
Hon. Charles NJ GaHnt vas IN his
former home town, Grand Chain, on
Saturday 70 llol. after his interests
there.
Mrs. Ed Keller and her two little
daughter who have been Ill for ten
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LA CENTER, Ky.
Jan. 2, 1904.

Jan. (, lSUf.
d.. w. S. Stevens viii probably
leave in short time for two
months stay in Chicago.
There is good prospect of the To-
cation of a large Touring mill and
elevator here.
Large quantities Of poultry and
eggs are being shipped from this sec
ton to distant markets.
Mr.. ]. o. Shelly has recently estah-
lished here in the insurance business.
Handsome new postoffioe fixtures
have lately been put in, the work Of
Mr.. G. y, Brockman. They are q
credit to the builder and town.
Mr.. Stokes Payne went TO Paducah
on Sunday night.
The first services we're held in the
new NJ Il. church on yesterday, Rev.
Cap Owen delivering the sermon Il
is a commodious building.
La Center Is growing fast Many
new buildings have lately been con
structed and a number are contracted
for The town is attractive 70 the
eye, being well built and comfortable.
Prosperity is in the air
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mass.e, Mrs.
Belle Hok and Miss Mary Bet Bishop
were in Cairo, ILL.,. on Sunday.
Mr.. Mac Burgess went to Paducah
on Sunday evening.
II Is renorted that Miss Eta Baker
If La Center and Mr. George Lane of
Ragland, popular young people. elop-
"a 10 Paducah Sunday night and are
10 doubt one now, Our best wishes.
The superstition is that Mr.. Chas
Turner viii disappear some night
vita one of our towns bellies.
Mir. TIL. Reed visited his father al
Bandana on Sunday.
MIR. ]. Z. Turney has recently open
cd al attractive drug store in tails
place.
The ak handle factory has resumed
Operations.
Mr.. John NJ. Moore went to Wick
tifte. KY on Saturday evening
IA Center viii incorporate on to
morrow with the following officials:
II. 3. Seat, city Judge; john M
Moore, city attorney; G. ID. Brockman
marshal; D. N BrocSman, Assessor;
10. f. Bradshaw, D. j. Henley, s, Y
Payne, r. G. Loyeless and n. NJ. Mas
sic, councilmcn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03

iting their mother. expect to leave to-
morrow morning for Lebanon where
they will resume their studies at Nc.
Kendree college.
Florence, the two and onehalf-year
Ipla daughter oi Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Finley of Cairo, narle to Golden sun
day evening u spdfid q few weeks
with her grandparents, MIR. and Mrs,
'E. Finley.
I Miss Amy broadway who has been
spending the holiday vacation with
her father. j d. is broadway, went
ITO fierrin last S,sElsd.S to visit her
aister, Mrs, James Rolla q few days
before returning J Christian college
at Columbia, Mo.
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NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the CRt National
bank Of Cairo, H., will be held at the
Office of said bank Tuesday, January
10, 1905. for the election Of seven d.
rectors and such other business as
may properly come before eaid meet
ing. Polls will be open a. 10 o'clock
a. m. and close at p. m. Of said date
J. s. AISTHORPE. Cashier.
Cairo, ILL.,. Dec. G, 1904. Sct
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03
Golden.

Jan. ?, fscs.
Mr.. George Galeener OF Vienna
was the guest over Sunday of his
aunt. Mrs. Elwood Finley
Stanley Decker returned last Sun
day tO Centrslia where he IS attend
Ing school after a weeks visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Deck
er
Herbert and John Miller after yis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03

Tho greatest system renovator, Re
stores vitality. regulates the kidneys,
liver and stomach If HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea fails to cure ct
your money hack That's fair. 35
cents, tea or tablets. Paul G. Schulz
& Son.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
vree Announcements of Those Not
Employed, Who Desire
Positions.

Advertisements of not exceeding three lines
Mill be accepted free for one weeks time froiu
any reader Of The Bulletin TO be fled By nd
vertisersh person. on regular form, at the Of
See OF The Bulletin Company, 7Q3 Ohio Levee
The Bulletin Company assumes No response
bility for any ADVERTISEMENT or statement made
therein snd win not eccept the notice OF any
person known 10 be employed. "
Inquiries and replies to advertisements
should be made W mail
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POSITION WANTED.

vaniea---s pc ition ~ experienced raiir 'ad
chrk WIN ha at liorfty JanuaryI. Address
60" this cfice.
Position Warted-Bya man with FIVE years
Experience as watchmAn Call $500 Elm street.
Wsnted-sit bv n sober all Iouad job printer
Pest OF r~ferencas. Address, stating wast g
"H = Bulletin Office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03

For sale--A iwo-ro'm housabo-i, 9.xI1 la
feet inside. Apply on boat at Thirty-fourth
street and Mississippi Levee. f tff
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03
ELECTRIC ROAD
Planned 10 Correct Henderson and
owens5oro, ky.--Franehiees
Secured.

Evansville, Ind. Jan 2.-An cleo
trio railrcad between Heudor.oH, ny
and Owensboro, Ky, is being planned
by II. W. Richardson, secretary and
treasurer OF rhe Henderson f ectrie
Street railroad and H. D. Randall of
Cincinnati. who has franchise for a
road from this city TO Henderson.
There will be a meeting al Heuder.
sen Tuesday to talk over the matter
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03

We start you in the mall order business. Fuu
,srticolsrs and sample free. AsuerteAn Special
Agency, Milwaukee. Wis. ses4
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03
aAiL oRnEaa

For Rent-Large furnished front room, up
stat, 3. i2t Douglas street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03
FOR RENT.

For II pt--Fiye-room e,ttage No. A24 Tenth
street Bath, good wash aud coat house.
Rent $40. Inquire l3j Tenth STREET. 4.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

day. ere al much improved.
MizB Lille Jones OF Oscar Ky. has
been for come days the gle,t OF NJ 50
Bgelsh Mckinney.
Harry Merit Of Carbonddie visited
his brother GEORGE and Charies, 2
fcw days ago.
lion. Charles NJ. Gaunt left this af
ie5aosn for Springfield. where CT
Wednel day be will take his position
as orr representative in the lower
honse Of The general assembly
Circui: court. regular January
term, convenes on next Monday. OH
inst.
L. W. Nolan visited Cairo today.
Richard Hoye has position in f
W. Nolen's place.
*. A. ManneEing. having prospecte'
in the far west for several weeks
has returned and' viii make Mound
CITY his home Tor a season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03
OFFICERS.

keeouns Of Corporations and m
dlviduals especially soileitco.
Exchange furnk he'd In any part
Of the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03

Head the Cairo Bulletin for news Of
The surrounding country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03
ULLIN'.
Jan. ., 1905.

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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03
Jan. 2. 1909.

F Judge George W Carter. who has
been dead several years. father Of
Judge Henry G. Carter and Mrs Dan
fel Hogan. brought To Mound City the
first carriage ever owned by a citizen
of the place. This was IN The year
1850. Judge Carter was horse
fancier and imported several blooded
animals into this section.
Mss Susie Weaver. daughter Of
cur best sheriff" passed the holidays
With relatives in Grand Chain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
\ Zero REVEALS
DIA.B0|.L |. ! PLOT |.
More Details Of the Attempted
Assassination Of Carter Family
Made Public.
HOW CHILDREN 4 WERE 'II SLAIN ) !. 4. \.
Father Afraid to Leave House to
Get Water for Dying
Boy.
HOW CHILDREN WERE SLAIN
a1Ru Associated Press.>

vALDosTA, GA. June 2o.--The con.
fession OF All. Moore. arrested for COM
tplicity with J. G.. Rawlings and Raw,
llngs's three sons in the assassination
OF the boy and girl OF w. Z. Carter. was
made public to- day. 81
Moore says the elder Rawlings en-.
ployed him, and that he and Rawlings's
sons went to the Carter home. Accord
ing to Moore they Es.e to kill the father
and mother and Oldest son, set fire TO
the house and ktlfsthe children as they
ran out. The boy came out at the
sound OF the dogs barking. Moore says
one OF the Rawlings boys shot him..
Carrie Carter started toward him ex-
claiming. Buddy, are you hurt r." Then
she was shot The boy staggered to-
ward her crying. "Oh, Lord, they have
shot sister" Then the boy. Moore says,
was drawn into the house BY his mother.
Moore says he heard the boy begging
his father for water, but the father was
afraid to open the door. Moore says he
ran away just as one OF the Rawlings
boys was about to fire the house to
drive Its occupants out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
AMERICANS FOR
AMERICA I: |.C|.'.IA He SAYS.
Governor Folk Discusses Good
Government Commence
nent at Vanderbilt.
by Associated Press. ]

y. NASHVILLE. TENN. June 2o.-van-
derbilt University has this year among
her commencement guests Justice David
y. Brewer OF the United States Supreme
Court, and Governor Joseph w. Folk, Of
Missouri, the latter an alumnis. The
commencement programme closed This
evening with the alumni banquet at
Nissan Hail. Governor Folk being the
principal speaker. Governor Folks re-
marks treated chiefly OF good govern
5rnent and good citizenship. In this con-
f1ection he said: s q @
1T is one thing to be against wrong !;
It Is quite another thing to fight wrong.
One is a non-combatant that never won
a cause; the other a soldier in the fight.
Good citizens need to become more ag-
{gressive. The man that is afraid to show
his colors and stand In the open against
evils Is OF little benefit to good govern
1nent. The country needs soldiers of
peace as well as soldiers Of war. Mon
roe proclaimed the doctrine of America
for Americans: The Missouri doctrine
inverts that pharse and applies it both
ways. Americans for America is the slo-
gan that needs to be sounded now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
Our War With Spain,

After the bloodshed OF years on the
Island OF Cuba, the destruction Of the
United States ship Maine by an explosion
in Havana harbor, wrought the people OF
the United States to such fever heat that
nothing could come but war. with Spain.
A court Of inquiry was appointed by the
explosion had been caused by a submarine
feeling between the two countries, 81.
April q, 1893. Minister Woodford re-
caived his passports from Spaln,iand the
next day tho first prize of the war was
captured, the Buena Ventura. by the
United States gunboat Nashville. On the
Ktwenty-third tho President called for 125, =
900 volunteers, and the next day Spain is
sued a decree stating that a state of war
existed with the, United States,
May 9th the celebrated battletof Manila
soccurred,gin which Commodore lnow Ad-
mi.nll Dewey destroyed the Spanish Asia
TIC fleet and took possession Of the Philip
pine Islands, cappaigns We're ct once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
PATRICK DENIES
MU|R|.D:|.E|::.R|:|'.O|:||f RICE | [ |:
Sends Lettcrto Governor Higgins
Saying He Has Committed
No Crime.
DOESN'T WANT CONTINUATION.
Conviction Brought About BY a
Criminal nspiracy, lie
Declares.
DOESN'T WANT CONTINUATION.
fpv A saociated I,ress.)3

(By Associated Press.)
N ALBANY, N. Y, June 2O.-Thc letter
which Governor Higgins has received
from Albert r. Patrick, condemned TO
die In the week OF August. for the MUIR
der Of william M. Rice, Is as follows;
,.ro the Governor Of the State Of New
York, Albany, N. ":
i ."sIr-I have been convicted OF MUIR
der in the first degree as Will appear
Nv reference to the records in your Of
flee. on the 9th Instance the Court
II Appeals affirmed the Judgment OF con-
viction. -,
for clemency. have asked and shall
continue to ask for strict justice anu
due process OF law only. Any applica-
ton to you to lessen the penalty az
y Judged me will be without my autnoti =,
n civilian NJ. Rice was not murdereu.
i have committed no crime, but my con con a
yiction has been brought apout ~ by. =
criminal conspiracy TO deprive ' l'io = we
process OF law. =, !.
1.-THE remedies open g ilie 'iS \ 1870 90
lows: =, ~
q a petition for rearEur'e ~ 40 nv
Court iof Appeals. 81.
70. An appeal to the Unlteo oA h!'s
y : n Q
Courts !, =,
T"3. 4 motion for a new trial 1.1 ~ upon 20
newly discovered evidence IT the the Ira "a
court. 4. -.
III. An application TO the Governor Tor lfN'.
full pardon upon proof OF Innocence. ..s
\ ~ may. apply to you for the a appoint
me,nt Of medical committee to examine !
the testimony. consider new " Seviuen !.
etc. as to how Mr.. Rice came to his
death. / may also a pply to you OF ~ the
Legisla tlre for an Investigation Into the
! methods OF administration Of criminal Ina
justice in New York county and as TO
\ the manner OF my conviction.
sg88"a1 will accept no compromise. may
apply to you for modification Of the
solitary confinement which hampered
\ mo In my fight for Justice. S.
(Signed Respectfully,
I ALBERT II P.ATR1CK
Governor Higgins said to-night that.
he did not understand the latter as ask
ing for any action at his hands
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
Robert Fulton.

Robert Fulton was born In Pennsylvania
In 1165. He was the son of an Irish tailor.
He was not fond OF books but he WAS
Very ingenious. He made pencils for his
own use out Of lead, and he made rockets
for his own Fourth of July celebration.
When boy he used to 60 fishing In an
old flat boat. and from this he invented
some paddle wheels to turn with cranks;
he was fourteen when he made this nven-
tion.8 AT seventeen he became miniature
painter in Philadelphia, and by the time
he was twenty-one he had learned enough
to buy his mother a little farm. He then
went to Europe 10 studysart but his mind
turned to mechanical inventions. He uf-s
forwards found partnership with Chan
cellor LevingstOn, the American minister
OF France, who was very much Interested
in boats. Tulton's first steamboat on
River Seine, near Paris broke In two from
the weight of her ma hinery. His next
boat made trial tripyin sight Of great
crowd Of Parisians. Fulton and Leving
ton both returned to America. Fulton
made new boat. named the Clermont,
and finished 1t at New York. People had
no confidence in 1t and called 1t Fulton's
I" oily. However,, a great crowd turned
out to see success. Tho Clerfnont began
regular trips from New York to Albany,
and 1t was the first successful steamboat
that would run at a fair rate OF speed.
Fulton died In 1915. Some years after his
death steamers were made to cross the.
B SD. EIrDOI,pH3 SCHM1NI<F
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started In Cuba and Puerto Rico, while
the Atlantic squadrons, Increased by new
vessels recently purchased from other
countries and by large cruisers, blookaded
the Cuban ports ami tried TO lay q net for
the fleet Of Ccrvera, which was on Its way
to protect the Islands.
July list, the celebrated CHAR up Tie
heights Of Elcancy and san Juan were
successfully made by the American forces.
The next day the Spanish attempted 10
retake the heights. but we're unsuccessful.
july Sd Cervera's fleet attempted 10, run
and was thoroughly overwhelmed WITH
terrible loss Of life and the capture OF
1900 prisoners, while on the American side
only one man was killed.
july Nth General yroral, commander of
the military Of Santiago province, sur
rendered. Si
July 26th NJ Jules Calrbon, the French
ambassador at washington in whose
hands had been placed the affairs OF
Spain during the conflict, commenced
negotiations for peace with the President.
August 18th q prot ocol suspendlng hos
tilit;es was signed .by w. T.. Day, Secre-
tary Of state. and Jules Camhon and the
President Issued proclamation Of tenn.
August 18th General Merritt and Adj
nira Dewey by combined attack carried
Manila by storm, and after five hours
fighting the Spanish surrendered the city
with about 1000 prisoners.
October 1st the commissioners for peace
of the two governments metal Paris. De-
ceinber 10th the treaty Of peace was signed
by the representatives, of the two govern
ments.
From the opening of the war TIL the
date OF the signing Of the treaty, only 2ss
days elapsed.
a LEON H. ABBOTT.
!, New Castle Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
Poppie's Memorial sDay.

Poppie was sewing. All about. her lay.
scattered bits Of red flannel. gilt braid
and navy. blue cloth. Tomorrow was her
morrow was Memorial Day. also. and as
EPoppie wanted very much to make him
n birthday present. she thought she could
her own toys. She had looked over all
give hi him isabel, queen 81 spain, her
eroSs oS but wi,en Iee tell YOU ABOUT
her you will not think So. perha ps One
OF her eyes was gone, her hair all pulled
and goppe f hoped r. hde
these by dressing her up like "a sold Ter
i boy. and as Charles sworshipped soldier.
boys, perhaps he would lL z not notice notice these
IS So tomorrow dawned bright and clear.
When she came down stairs IN he morn,
ing. with Isabel In her. arms, she found
der boy for YOU He has fought in a
great many battlesand lost both his arms n
s S fnpes cSR and ba hep my Psoy
isabel. Queen Of Spain :? No, never! 7
will take e, I, her away from ,you!' cried
e aGePec XII seders sH Bur
led, or there wouldn't be any Memorial
Da pa, ~ I yGg don't help me bury him
No yo shs wo '.a!t cried PoppIe; she is
Here Poppe caught hold Of her head
and Charles herffeet, when the doll fell
on the floor and broke Into small pieces.
1 don't know what would have happened
next had not nurse come In at the door
and said: Come. Miss Popple. the car
riage Is at the door. waiting for you.3
Come here and get your hat on Poppie
was going on an excursion to decorate
the soldiers graves there. 2
Everybody enjoyed 1t that day but her.
She Kept thinking over and over, and a
voice seemed to say all the time: You:
you are a story-teller. You train your
little brother to be a bad boy. l55i.s t
: That evening when she got home she
found Charles hanging over the gate
waiting for her. II have waited all day.
he said, "and nobody has put single
{ flower on my soldiers grave" Just then
Popnie discovered small grayesin the
yard, with a little flag at one end Of It,.
She looked first a Charles then at the
empty basket she carried on her arm.
Just before her was her large red rose
bush, with n single red flower on It, Pick
Ing it, she laid It on the little mound
There Charles, your soldiers grave Is
decorated" she said. oh. you are the
best sister. In the world!" cried little
Charles. u am sorry ;y ] ever called you
cross 10 you this I, N ornng." SAID Popp e.
Now Memorial Day never comes wnen
the little grave out In the front yard Is
not beautifully decorated,>
9AlXUDE LOMBARD,
5si * 5.. 22l5 Pleasant Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
GRANTS WRIT IN CASE
OF Greene AND. .GAYA0R
Y (By Associated Press.).

n MONTREAL, June 20.-Just!ce Ouimet
to-day ordered the Issue OF a writ Of
fabeas corpus in the case Of Greene and
,Gaynor on a petition presented on behalf
of the accused. The grounds were. as
that there was lack Of juris-.
diction on the part Of Judge LaF onta'ne
to deal with the matter Of the accused
contractors cases. and that the offense
charged is not included in the extradi-
ton act. The Writ is made returnable
Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
CALL MILITIA
II NECESSARY \. I: J t: ! !
Folk Determined to Enforce Law
Against Betting Sheriff Re
fuses to Act.
4(Ry Associated Press.)

{ NASHVILLE,f TENN. June 2O.-Speak-
ing of the new law against betting on
horse races in his State, and his re-
ported communication to the sheriff of
St. Louis in that connection, Governor
Folk, OF Missouri, said here to-day:
THAT report Is correct The law went
into effect last Saturday, and l intend
to enforce the law I l have to call out
the militia to do it, ks II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
lust From Africa.

j The seven pygmies brought from Central
Africa made their first appearance at the London
on June 5th and did weird
dance, which they stopped as soon the
house applauded. clappng the hands meaning
"stop'' In their country. They are much sur
prised at all they see in London but have
no Language with which to make any COM
ments. 100! Dol" greets alike railway trains,
electric lights and everything else.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
Despite FOLKS ORDER,
BETTING CONTINUES.
Deputy Sheriff at Delrnar Failed
to Arrest Bookrnakers Who n
Were at Work.
(By Associated Press.

Folks order to the sheriff OF st. Louis
county, directing him toJarrest all prnci-
pals and accessories found violating the
antl-betting law. which went into effect
last Saturday, no arrests wee made to-
day at Delmar race track. although SIX
so-c called bookmakers did a fair business.
a deputy sheriff was presen until after
the last race. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
A Famous Scout,

Is The chief scout in the Nlikado's army in
}Manchura is "a Canadian, ~ Lieutenant Thomas
Casey Gallagher. who won his military title
in the Boer war. Previous to that time he had
troughed in on northwestern ranches, becoming
an expert horseman. rifle shot and hunter OF
big game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21

It was late In the afternoon when the
party came to the springs. There were
rying a bucket Of water. When one Of the
girls acried the boy dropped the pail and
asked her what was Il the matter. She
pointed toga large black sra ke..y Then he
called the other boys and killed the
snake. The girls spread the lunch and
they ate their supper and. went home in
the moonlight r.
- ,5tgi sgtE-@58 Christ ianSblrp Va. &