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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-29
NORTH LAMoINE.

Miss Gertrude Bragdon, reported last
week as going to Boston, was detained on
account of the grip, but expects to go to-
day.
Capt. A. B. Holt and wife, who have
spent the greater part of the winter at
their cottage, the Elms, return to South
Gouldsboro to-day for the season.
Mrs. Amanda Hastings, who has been
assisting in the care of her brother, Will
liam Young, during his recent illness, has
returned to her home in Franklin. Mr.
Young is much improved.
March %. Y.
The Examiner, OF New York, is respon-
sible for the following: Rev. John Bar
bour and Rev. r, n. Toms, the latter chap
lain of the United States naval coaling
station at Lamoine, Me-, were introduced
and greeted the conference.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-29

The new board of selectmen have made
the following appointments on the regular
police force: Granville Hamor, chief; F.
P. Guthrie, Ira K. Hamilton, Charles w.
Murray.
March %. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-29
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County, Ners see other pages
BAR HARBOR.
For additional
Death If Asa Hodqkins.

Asa Hodgkins, of the firm of Asa Hodg-
kins & Sons, died at his home on Main
street, March is, after an illness of two
weeks, aged seventy-two years, eight
months and sixteen days.
Mr.. Hodgkins was a native of Lamoine
and came to Bar Hsrbor twenty-eight
years ago. He was a contractor and
builder of prominence, and built up
large business, taking his two sons, Hoyt
c. and Harry, into partnership some years
ago.
OF the summer cottages in Bar Harbor
this firm built many. They also carried
on saw-mill on School street and two
stores, one on Cottage street and one on
West street.
The news of Mr.. Hodgkins' death was
received with sorrow throughout the
town. Prayers were held at his late home
March 20 at II O'Clock and were attended
by large number of relatives and friends.
The remains were taken to Lamoine for
interment, where the funeral was held at
the church in the afternoon.
Mr. Hodgkins is survived by widow,
two daughters-Miss Helen, of Bar Har-
Dor, Mrs. Frederick Reynolds, of Port
land; two sons-Hoyt C. and Harry, of
( Bar Harbor; one sister-Mrs. Grover, of
Marlboro; and three brothers j. F., of
Bar Harbor, Thomas c., of Chicago, and
Roland H, of Marlboro.
The board of health has awarded the
contract for the disposal OF garbage to
Frank Spratt, of Nickerson, Spratt &
Greedy, for the term of five years. At the
last annual meeting it was voted to in
struct the board to make contract.
To carry on the wor'z Mr.. Spratt has
purchased of Charles 3. oineo lot on
West street. containing little more than
three-fourths OF an acre. The lot adjoins
the Bar Harbor steam laundry ON the east
and is sixty-two feet on West street, and
has a shore frontage of $50 feet with sew
eral acres of fats.
Mr.. Spratt's contract begins April /. He
will build furnace capab BILE of taking care
of all combustible material, and the nom
combustible material he will fill into
crib. The contract price is 50 500 for the
first year and increases 800 each succeed
ing year.
The work of moving the Marlboro hotel,
which was purchased recently by W. NJ.
Roberts, is about completed. 1t was a big
undertaking, but has been accomplished
in first-class manner by John E. Clark.
The hotel is the largest building ever
moved in Bar Harbor. The house was
built in two wings, one wing being 75x40,
and the other 72x40, with circular tower
having a six-foot radius extending to the
top of the building which has six stories.
The building was moved leo feet in an
easterly direction, and carried about four
feet to the south. There is a ten foot
grade from the old to the new site, and in
the distance of 100 feet the building was
dropped five feet. When it reaches the
foundation it will be lowered five feet
more.
The moving was done by six jackscrews
pushing at the rear of the building.
Twenty men are employed, and an average
days move was eighteen feet. The build
ing will be put in first-rate order and used
as lodging house in connection with the
Newport house.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
GOES TO j. S.
SUPREME COURT
HARTMAN INTERESTS WILL APP.
PEAL DECISION OF NEW
YoEk HIGH COURT IN NORTH.
ERN SECURITIES CASE.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
New York, Jan. 5.-That the North
.cn Securities case will be taken up
The United States suprepe coart
on q writ Of certiorari, by Z. II. Har-
r.man and the interests allied with
him was announced by counsel for the
Hartman faction today. Counsel
said the application for the writ will
be made to the supreme court as soon
as court rec0nvenes.
The court Of appeals dissolved an
injunction which had been secured
by he Hartman Interests restrain
ms the distribution Of the assbts OF
the Northern Securities company. and
its decision was in effect a defeat
for the Efforts Of Hartman and Wins.
low 5. Pierce TO secure a return Of
the Northern Paeiae stock witch theY
turned over to the Northern Sec lrf
ties company and which was valued
AT sis,09S.f88.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
GILLESPIE FOUND GUILTY
OF KILLING HIS SISTER
Bv the Assoeiated Press.


Rising Sun. Ind. Jan. 5.--JGmes Gil
espie who with his sister. Mrs. Belle
Seward and Myron Barbour and wife
was indicted for the murder of his
twin sister, Elizabeth Gillespie, was
found guilty and sentenced to life i'm
prisonment The other defendant
will be tried separately, aa in the
case OF James. The trial Ia ted oves
Eve weeks and was bitterly fought
throughout Elizabeth Gillespie was
shot and killed while In The parlor o.
her home
This was the second trial Of Jane
Gillespie. At the former trial, year
age. the four defendants were trie5
together but the jury failed 20 agree
and was dismissed. Since then Mrs
Seward and MI. and Mrs Barbour
were admitted to bail but in the case
Of James Gillitpie bail was refused
When the case again came before
the court five weeks ago James DE-
manded a separate trial, whica was
granted. The jury was ont three
hours today and when they declared
their verdict was guilty and the psn
al y life imprisonment, the cr5 w
broke from the court room and cheers
for the jury were given outside. A.
the verdict was read James Gillespie
attempted 10 smile. but II ended in
failure. Gille pies attorney viii 10
morrow. fl a motion for a new trial.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
NO ONE CAN SEE
MRS. CHADWICK
Not Even Her Lawyer, Without
First Gelting Permission
is CLOSELY GUARDED
DISPUTE BETWEEN COUNTY AND
FEDERAL OFFICIALS AS TO
cUsToDY WON BY THE
LATTER.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Cleveland. o., Jan. 5--As a result
of the clash between federal and
county authorities that has been on
since Mrs. Chadwick arrived from
New York as to VINO had jurisdiction
over the prisoners care while she is
in the county Jail, federal authori
lies tonight definitely stated that
they would assume such control I'M
der authority vested in them by a de.
cs.oa of the supreme court of tire
United States in similar case in an.
other state, and which they think can
be applied in this instance
A dispute has arisen because of the
privilege assumed by former Sheriff
Barry in permitting her husband and
other persons to can on Mrs. Chad,
wick, contrary to the order OF a fol
eral Judge that written permission foI
such interview or call should FIRST be
obtained from that court.
As county official Sheriff Muhe;n
who has succeeded Barry, tlday OBJ
tanned from the county solicitor an
opinion 70 the effect thai in as much
as the jail was n county ins tuition
United States prisoner was no more
than a county prisoner while confined
therein and was under custody Of the
sheriff.
An opinion was handed 10 the sher
iH by District Attorney John j. sulii
van later in the day to me effect that
federal authorities controlled MFssf
Chadwiclts care and that no person
should be allowed to see her without
their permission. 1t was maintained
by Sullivan that Mrs. Chadwick is a
federal prisoner and the sheriff is
Tor the time being federal keeper.
To enforce IS order two deputy
marshals have alternated in The coun
ty Jail today and tonight in guarding |
tho way to Mrs Chadwick's cell Not |
even her attorney. J. p. Dawley. was |
allowed to see her today because he |
had not obtained permission from fed !
eral officials Dawley asserted the |
preroga i've of his calling 10 see his |
client, but the powerful deputy mar
shal refused him entrance 10 the wo
mans corridor of the jail
Dawley was furious and said to the
marshal that II he had half as much
physical strength as he hal deter
minaton he would throw the marsha
on the window.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
OPPOSITION Will.
Be ONLY PASSIVE
Democrats viii MOI Fight Ship
ubsidy Hard
SUGAR BEET GROWING
cfiefieTaY DIVISION or AoRI.
CULTURAL DEPARTMENT OF
TAI4o VALUABLE RESULT
or LONG EXPERIMENT
BY the A@ociaicd Irees.

BY The Associaiod I'ress.
Was4.ag,oa. Jar. > TIC yiaw q
.'e mlnosg mam5cts 'of c.e mer.
easn. atrpe nrnIssion have bee.
Prepared by iA 1rc oatauge soight OF
Mississippi ana wl hc incarDcraled
in g report Whiea il IL planned 10 81.
fer II the senate ana nonsa tomorrow.
The repor eliminate tae subsidy
feature of TIE hlT introduced hy ,be
commission, but otherwise is identi-
cal with the majority report
It was stated today no effort tc
align the Democratic members Of
congress against The ship subsidy log
islation as advocated by the mer.
chant martGe commissions report win
he made. but tbai the opponente OF
the measure win depend on the OBJ
lection of Representatives of inland
states not directly benefited by such
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
pears 10 maneuyer well.
CAN'T ENTER PORT ARTHUR.
BY the Associated .ress.

By the Associated 4'ress.
Chef0o. Jan. 5.-Con1ul Mizo NJ
ays the refusal Of the japanese 10 al
low either The Andro1e1a or a sbiT
lrIered by Minister Lessag, the Rus
sian minister 70 Fekin, to visit Port
Arthur is "A pugsuance OF rict
policy moi TO allow any fcrelen ship to
approach the harEor
The statement of censored GispNcA.
81 from tne corresp9 p9ndent5 with 10.
gi's army tlat the Japanese les only
10000 in taking the fortress Is de.
cared to be absurd by Russian naval
officers here. Their lowc1t estimate.
hey say. ba-ed on personal checrra-
ion and On stores told By prisOaers.
s thai the japanese lost eglty tlou-
sand.
Aayices from japanese sources ray
the condition Of Por, Arthur is claJt
ic but tIat Nogi ana Stoe sci are ran.
Ilv eystemizing affairs there.
Nogi is prepared, through agents
who have been recruiting for months
to put a horde Of Chinese coolies. at
work terrifying Port Arthur immedi
ately that he Russians are ais7cs7 ID
Of Vast quantities of cement and
timber are ready on the Yalu river
for this purpose, while steel plates
and ether manufactured necassar.e Is
are ready in Japan for transportation
% the fortress. The japanese are
that the reforfifcation Of
Port Arthur viii place the fortress in
better coajition than ever. with the
rrz.ss...--. - r,----s - -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
CHARGES AGAINST
TALBOT REVOKED
?RESENTERs, HOWEVER. RE
SERVE RIGHT TO DRAW uF
NEW CHARGES IF BISHOP
DOESN'T ASK FoR TRIAL.
By the Associated Preas.

I ~ Ntt~ Aoo0NidktI llNtSs
Philadelphia. Jan. 81. Frederick
ienkinson. one Of the presente.s ct
Bishop Talbot, arrived tonight ant
landed 10 Rev Or. Bodine. presilen
If tae board Of inquiry. a plpe. with
lraNing the preseltment.
The presenters reserve the right tc
iraw Up new preseatmout basel o.
eharge3 contained in the one now
withdrawn, II Talbot does not him
elf ask for trial
After reading the withdrawal Dr.
3odine said:
no charges against tie bisH0r
IF Central Pennsylvania having been
Withdrawn by prcsenters, I: has been
loped ARRANGEMENTS may be mad
whereby meeting of the board of IN.
iuiry could be avoided As this has
aeen found impracticabls the meetine
WI take place az direc ed by the
lre iding bishop al 10 a. m. Tuesday
Jan. 10. The place Of meeting will b.
The mansion house in the city o
Reading
The withdrawal Gays in part:
We arc in possession If sucl
proof as ir sufficient in cur opinion
put Right Rev. Ethelbert Talbot
3D. LID, upoa trial We believed
md still believe the grounds are SUI
icient TO pus The accused BIZ hop upon
.rial The charges We're formulated
in order i1st the manifest scandal IT,
he church and disgrace Of officers
II said Right Rev. Ethelbert Talbot
should be inquired into By a board of
inquiry in the expectation and belief
that the board would direct the
church advocate TO prepare a pre-
sentiment to be signel by such of the
board as agree thereto
Tho withdrawal concludes by ask.
ing that if before any further "charg-
es in writing are made agains.
Bishop Talbot. he (TalbotD shall
make a request in the manner pro.
vided for in the cannons Of the
church for a board OF inquiry to IN
gestigate the rumors. reports or
charges lin circulation) affecting his
moral or religious character. then
and in that event We viii furnish to
he proper person or persons the proof
We would have produced before The
hoard Of inquiry By you
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
NO CONFIRMATION.


London, Jan. There Is no con
drmation here Of the report from st.
Petersburg Of The disaster to the nus.
sian battleshiD Kniaz SouyaroG. Ac.
cordirG to a dispatch to the Mail from
Maize, one Of the Seychelle islands
(about 1000 miles east of Zanzibar)
on Janulry fifth both divisions of the
Russ an Baltic squadron were pro-
eeading in the direction of Diego
Suarez. Merchantmen who passed
Roiestyensky's division reporl the
squadron keeps good station and ap-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
VIM. ]. BRYAN
PRESIOENT|LLINOIS
COLLEGE
TRUSTEES HOPE TO HAVE RiM
DIRECT THE Z scHooL-pls.
TrHGUisHED STATESMAN SO.
LiciTou9 FOB als ALMA MA.
TEa.
~ the Associated Press.

y ne A33Dc.ated Pfess.
spfiagdeid, H., Jan. 5-7At a mcat-
ng Of ne trustees Of Illinois college
Fat jacksonville today lester was
read from William j Bryan, Al alum.
nj Hho signihad his wish to meet
wita the trustees regarding me wei
fare Of the college ana who expresses
a desire 10 conc hts own exre lse
ana leaturo on economic TAe date
probably VIII be arranged to meet
Mr. Bryan, and It Is hoped by the
trustees that this meeting viii result
IN placing him in a position 10 die
tate he policy Of the College. and
perhaps TO become its president.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
STOESSEL AND
NOCI CONFER
After Which They Shake Hands
and Separate
DAMAGE EXAGGERATED
LONDON 5TANDARD'S coRRE
5PoNoENT SAYS PORT Ar
THUR APPEARS TO pE
LITTLE DAMAGED.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Headquarters Third japanese
Army via Frsan, Jan. 5.--A meeting
between Generals Stoeesal and Noel
loo1 place today at Shushi village
Az er the conference tae gnarals
shook hands and Stoessel mounted
his horse and returned 10 Por Al.
thur.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

jefferson CITY No, Jan 5-Tne
Missouri legislature organized today
The Democrats organized tie senate.
electing E. 3. Fields'of Linn president
protein. The Re1ub leans organizel
tie house b. Ito election Of Repre-.
sentative dili Of Butler comfy apeak-
H-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
SUCCEEDS cocKREL,.
Thomas K. Niedr.rglaus CT c. Louie
Gets the Sens. .orship.
ly the Assoelated -.

jefferson City, no. Jan. 5.-T1-.n-
as K. Niedringhaus Of ST. Louis. chair
man Of 1he Repub lean state cen "a.
committee, was tonight nom mattel fer
United States senator to succeed Sen
ator Coekrel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
FACTIONS CLASH
At DENVER TO-DAY
Vote in Recent Eleciioa viii &c
Canvassed by Legislature
pEABODYS MESSAGE
bEFEN13 CALLING CUT Ml1lTlA
AND pEcLAREo STRIKE TIE
MOST eEMSELEss EVER
KNOWN lN NATION.
~ the Associated Press

AsElfft4, tdi, dIn. lJE.O. .rOe
zee Colorado Legislators va eon
menee @ DO tainga. Wnen lie Jon
session cl the heuse and senate VA,
4 dissolved taia afternoon all polf;ca
pfelimina.ies TO canyasslns ~ n,
vote for state officers had leon ven
taaay Wacn the legislature convene.
tolnolrcw morning tho deeks Win b
! cleared lat ie Tags whi be u1 ana IA
10th Aouse aaa senate nnetyn.nt
ganners viii he standing by an eoea
ncmber of orator.cal siege glas pes
pared for action.
TIE Firs. Struggle.
Tae first struggle is liley to core
over the cloiee OF the pres ing on.
Ger fof the lciat ccsslcn. TIE ra.es
provide hat tae ii u.elalt governor
as pre- dlng officer of lhe senate
sdaiI tahe prccedence over tne spsas.
er Of lie hoasc whcn Inc two bodies
81 togalacr Ii IS known that Tie
.iertcnant goYc-nor "a IN oplhicn ,hai
he cons arc the proper pace i r tn
lejtEtment Of political cunWss. and
% oIcft nay te made 10 iaduco or
orce lim 10 give way - Gpeakar
lichaan, a.ao Ks favored 81 thcsa
nemAers who heiege the contest lie
tween the rival caad.datei fer the
soYesnorsaip shcTd- beE. ae Ia ty
tho legislature itscl. ~ a
a long caucus was hetd his afte.
Eoen by tee Republicans AssseFc e.
ifte;ncon session Of the legislature
Cno clement was in favor o proceed.
ing at once with the canvass. ana cf
2ostponirg the recaip OF the govern
3r's message until later 1t was final
ly determined, however 10 put the
canvass ever lint tomorrow molninr
Governor Pesbody's Message.
Tho message by tao governor de3li
Tor the nfost part with recommends
ION c0~c air~ 1ai to ,rts from va
.e .n ~ p ca the sui.
oct q co h. ~ i0.cl 4 bren,
referring the legislature IT, tae raacri
1f the adintant gAnerah On ths ques.
Ion Of elections the governor deolat
ed that the fraudulent cosddct 0;
elections under the present systor
demands Immediate action ana recon
mends legislation tc correct tae OWLS
Denounces Union Labor Leaders.
The governor referring to labor
roublcs. urges the adoption OF "a
just and equitable o'gat |
iour law" He then scores tie Yves.
lrn Federation OF Miners, pronounc
ng the leaders "told, careless. wreck
css mon. whose efforts TO compe
'eccgaition OF that organlza.io H.
he operation and management oi /
mines, mills and smelters. "culminat /
d IN he arbitrary cilling OF tie most
causeIess. unjust ible md /
nezcasab'e strike ever kncva in this I
n any ctaor country"
Defends Calling Cut Troops.
The governor then defends his ac
ion in calling out 'he militia 10 main
ain law and order. and recommends
egislalion prob biting boycottlng.
'icSeting, unfair lists. or her In
erfereace with the lawful business
T occupation Of others" lie admits
he right Of laborc-s TO orglaize aad 4
ease work, bus denies that tsey have
Tisat to prevent others doing he
ame work or prevent empl pyers en-
10y nS others TO carry on t.o work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
CABINET DINNER.
BY The Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
Washing en-. Jan. 5.-The cabinet
dinner, the frs; of the formal evening
social functions at the White House
for the reason of 1905, took place to.
night when more than fifty guests
enioyed the hospitality Of President
and Mrs. Roosevelt The dinner was
held IN the ftate dining room.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
RUSSIAN mINlsrER PROTESTS.


81. Petersburg, Jan. 5.-A dispatch
from Pekin says the Russian minister
there has strongly pro ostei agai1s
the participation of Chinese detach.
ments with the japanese in the fight
at Ia Pass, and against Japanese usc
Of Mao Tao Islands as a naval base
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
FORMER GOVERNOR DEAD.

BY the Assoc ated Press.
Newton Mass, Jan. b.. Former
Governor william Clahin died this
evening at his home in Newionvilla
He was governor in 1921
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
REHEARlNe DENIED
10 Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
Lincoln, Neb, Jan. 5-Supreme
court tbs evening denied the motion
for Iehearing in behalf of Mrs. Le-
Ia Lille. convic ed of tie murder Of
Ter husband. The courts action
1sesns that Mrs. illie must go 10 the
penitentiary for life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06

WATSON DECLARED GUILTY
BUT TAKES All APPEAL

Washington. Jan. 5.-Jano5 H. A
Watson. 4 clerk in the Office OF for
mer Auditor Pc ~ Of the n rict o
Columbia. tcday was declared Culs,
on two ind ctments. which allcgse
omhezziemeat Of Sf2s2G Of re dis
trict funds in 1901 The tutsl amount
be is accused Of having appropriate
to his o9n use is osilmatel a So.
ee0. Notice OF an appeal was give-
an1 he vas raraudeJ 10 iGI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
NAN PATTERSON DECISION
HELD UNTIL TO-DAY
BY the Associated Press.

New York. Jan 5-Jrsdcc Gr-ea
bcum decided not t. hand torp tir
decision on the application OF Nan
Patter1on to be admttcl q ban Gn.
til tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
ROJESTVENSKY
DELIVERS ANOTHER
TELLING BLOW
RUNS HIS FLAGSHIP AGAINST A
ROCK AND CAN'T BE SHAKEN
OFF = JAPs REFUSE TO Al.
LOW any FOREIGN aGtF3 TO
ENTER PORT ARTHUR.

BY the Associated Press.
Paris Jan 5.--The ST. Pc c4sa mr..
softes pendent and Paris editor OF jhe
{cw Yerk Herald telearlpas hat no.
ieetycnsky'9 flagship, he tatdeship
Aniaz 5oaYarcF has struck 4 rock
and foundered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
Growing Sugar seete.

That temperature ANA N. ainc OF
domlnan. factors in producing the
best quality Of sugar beets fa anloune
a as re ult Of FIVE years' espa1i
acnls which have jHst BEEN eoac nj
ID by the cIe aistry division OF The
department 81 asr.cui ure. The IA
ia obtained & expected by The agri
cultural officials to save imme1se am
mounts TO capital by pointing out "a
That sectors of ne country beet su
car growing inJu tries shouli be in
sttn.ed The results in ni.caje that
iow temperature fs toe greatest fac CT
In predicting boets rich in sggar. with
san hine ncvt in Importance. The
average temperature OF localities, ac
riding to tdese results. should TO
exceed seventy degrees Falrenh It
during the three growing months
june, July and August Above thi.
figure sugar richness OF bests con
stantly diminishes. and the longer
the day AMI the coh.equent longer
hours Of sunshine makes a location
best fitted for h 'gh sugared beats.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06

legislation. L is not believed IN
party lines will be drawn, though
the declaration is made thai a deter
mined fight VIII be made against tht
f.fff
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06

The secretary Of the tre1srrr -
day Transmitted io he hcuse en- IS T.
naie frua aiassisr coussr Of IS sio
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06

Reprsseatasive Adams Of Pennsyi-
gaaia, To-Day Introduced a biii prorid-
ing for the establishment IN The Dis
trict ~ Columbia of a whipping post
for wife heaters Il prescrhes whip
ping shall Re done privately hy The
chief q police OF deray in -
presence Of the Jail physician only.