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Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
washable Shirt Waist Suitlngs

These arc materials that make up into
stylish and serviceable suits. We have a
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Local Record,

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAHA, June A-Ohicial record OF tenn
perature and precipitation, compared with
Years, iaOs i0o4 Iaoa Iao9
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
PETERMAN'S ROACH FOOD

(thick), a quicksilver
cream, is invaluable to
kill b e d Bugs. Apply
lightly with brush on
b e d s W h e n apart, on
backs OF picture frames,
mouldings, etc. 1t will
remain permanent, and Is
the only remedy that
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
DRESSING SaCQueS

Choice, clean and crisp Shirt Waists, all
the seasons most handsome styles-in
linen, lawn and lingerie effects. large
assortment at 800, 1925 $3.50, $500, $225
and up to the fine embroidered ones at
5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

gungs-GommiiiGr, nelber elm 9emo-
frat lit, 81 irogen.
Tie gauge Sndc bottc pom porn=
bcrein cinen poIitiIden gnitrit), mo
man brou6t iid ni6t 3r lulmocrn,
mcnn Ourd) ipitemotii0cS Gbifoniren
eS Den Ncplblitnncru g%cIingcu ioIltc.
0ieie5 Department an iid) az reiBcn.
0aiiel6e bietet Slnoerten BON tiidr-
ti9en 2clrtcn lin Der Yolitit) @ele-
gcubCit 81 cincm leidtCn G0ithen.
Hebenbci bcmertt limo ole beioeu
pom WtuDor nomboit gcnIodtcu
Grtro Supcrintcuoentcu quite De
publifuner, mo elmer lit Elm @Gdct
uno ser mocrc Gin SGiiiSboucr.
Isle Der WuDor 5ll ser GrfenntniB
actommtn lit, Dob gerooe oieie Ser
rem olS1c}ci6ncte StroBcureinigcr
limo, lplrOe 0citcrn inn &%otbboltic
rid)t m%itAetbciIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

So63cit&GlodCH - 2ebtell
Somitoq, ocn 4, MGrS 1905, Mor.
gems 7 llbr, iuurocn @r. Ioon llbicr
uno Sri. aotborine Nolof, ans ga.
toper, llngurn, IN Der Ct. 5bomo9
Stride, Nontpoen, IN ocn Gbebmo
fiir'S Seben percint. Yoter s. 6.
Cunningham ccIebrirte Die I'll, Sod
%5eitSnlCiie. Capt, &oImes mo De
moblin mnreu ais Srau5er9en anne
Ielio.
Nm Slbeno bon s bis 10 llbr bicIt
boS julge Gbeponr cinen Gmpiong,
3u Dem iit cine groBc Nn5obI bon
@Giten ciniuno. Die iugenoIidIe
9rout iob rci5eno ans I'M peiben
aIcibe uno tangent SpiBenid)lcier,
Der nit einem arol5 BON Wiitel5mei-
gen bciciti9t por. Gin Bouquet bon
meiben &oicu pcrpolitGnoiatc bic &C.
idmodpoae Toilette.
Sr. mo 6rou llbier mcroen olli
@eIud) bel 6rou Snno &ieier aus
8u5ioo permeilcn bis iic nod iDrcn,
Seim I'M g9eiten 5ieben.
@ru. &eurp u. Iruot'S
~ obnung auSgcbrannt.-
9ic Wobnlrng oeS in 6elitihen arei.
fen mpblbefonmtcn GeltonrotelrS
Srn. SenrD 9lrnbt, Nr. GIL, @eits
@oiilnanitrnBe, bronnte oeItern Wor-
gen t%beilpeiie ans. Der mngeridtete
Sd)aoen bctroat u%naei1br $500 ulO
lit 3llln 9roBen 6beile burd &eriid)e-
RUG geoedt. 3oS Seucr brob mli
unbetomte Meiie i'm ~Siueiten Stod.
merf ans, nno 0r. Mrnot periltd)te,
halielbe 5uerit obne Siilie Der Seler'
pebr 5u loidcn, nobel or leid)t I'M
@eiidt mo OIL Den S1noen perbrannt
miroc. Oils Sr. Nrnot einiob, ooB
feline &oihneriude mlbloS lraren, lieb
CT citen gllarm pom aoIten Nr. CAB
ans eiuienoen. glS Die Seuerluebr
olif Der 9ranoitGtte eridien, mor ous
5ipeite Stodlperf 10 oidt nit TnudY
geiiiat, Dab tie Die 8lammcn 5ltcrli
BON auBen befGmpien mubte. Grit
nad) bartnGdigem Sample iuirbc
0aS 5eiier inter Gontrole gebrad)t
ssn Dem 5ipeiteu uno oritten Stod-
perf muroe Der bnuptiGdlidIte Sha-
Den ourf eas 5eler oireft angerif)-
tet, m1breno Die @irtbihaft mebr
burd @aiier uno Gald) beIdaoigt
ipur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
EdifiSfarten non nrS nad 9entidj'
IauN.

Son Baltimore bis 9remch: Ga.
iiite $40. so rnb $44.50, 3ruiidenoed
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
0aiiite $50, 3wiidenoed Cir ollie
Yaiiaeicre) $36.50. Sbeu. s. Siener
& Go., 3inmcr Nr. 3, ia Sit.
9erineton Ctr. 0eloped)icI niS
GeIoIenoungen. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
StaOt Baltimore.
TaS 8cttcr.

3ilr Morplau0 mn sen Giitrift
Columbia tribe mo tdIter unO fri
ihc n0rolid,e @in0c,
Ger bofitc Recommendations mar
As WroO nm , llbr NodmittaQS.
Ger nicorigitc (hcrmometerltono
NOR 80 @ro0 nm 6 llbr Woracn3.
Wittlercr YnromctcritonO 1896.
Der nicoriQitc GbcrnIomCteritnno
Scr Icttcu 81 Shmben IN nadiolgens
bcn StGotcn mar, mic iolgt: Goitport
%, 8ortIonb 80, Bolton 80, Nlbonu
b, gtcm-Norf 81, H~bilooclp6io 81,
NItIuntic-Gitp "a, @oibinqton 81, gtors
folf 3S, 6ntteroS A, Charlotte 80,
discrimination 30, Gbmleiton 80, Sn.
bannab 81, Sadlonuille -, Supitcr
IS, @ep.0eit ~, Ntlnnto -. Wonts
aomcrp 60. Rcm.S Orleans 66, Eolc-
ltinc Is, @olpeiton IS, Corpus Ghrilti
5S, MempbiS IL, Cincinnati Is. YittS.
burg "a, SStpego 80, Buffalo a, &c.
troit 81, GlepcIon0 2S, Nlpeno rs,
Morgliettc II, @rcen.9op IA, Chicago
20, DULUTH 20, 81. Saul 26, ct.
2puiS "a, aonioS.Gitp 80. Omobo
30, Suron y, 9iSmord %, @iaiiton
30 SABRE 81, &cleuo "a, Silt 2ofe.
Gitp 30, 0enpcr "a. Nortb EIatte %,
0oOaesGitp %. NmoriQo IS, Sos Pm,
Qclea -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Ins Baltimore 3 County.
@ieBner'S @aiienbaltS incorporlrt,-
Nnla Dem @uiienQcrihtc in Soip.
ion. - Scirutb9 9icCHScn.

Jon. - 0ciroth3 SiccBclr.
Io5 (iuln i. QSieBHcr Noiicn'
9(iul uuroc int M%uiicngrrid)t jlI( nus
ion, gcnlGB Den @citimmnndcn ocS
TeItanlentc9 oc3 pcritorbe1cn &oDn
=. @icBncr incorporirt. @r. @ieB.
ncr bintcr(GBt befomtlidl $4,000
fiir Die GtublirlmQ zines @oiicnboll.
les iiir ole g2oiicntinocr 0c9 ~. unO
II. 0iItriftca Don Baltimore Conn
tu. Gle &ucorporotorcn limo @corgc
9rcdtcl, E%cItumcnt3 &oIlItrcdcr,
@m. Shluocrbcra, &bil. @oaner,S.
Sclig uno 1r. 6ronf &. 9rcBIer.
&n giireou 0c5 &rciSgcridtrS SIT
1ouion murocn ioIgcnOe Scirotb2.
2icen5cn allSgcItcat: Gecil Scrieper.
90 Guiella Sill, Is, 9eioe bon Bud
@ulen ga; SIiucr @orriS, 2S, lnN
Waru Sane Seal, 80, @ciOC bon Ga.
ton3uite.
Tic 6arm oc3 ocrItor6cncn S6crIt
M'ilton ". Oifutt III W}p 2o0DS Wfo.
nor. 1888 9lder entbnltenb, lit iiIr
$1,000 oil Mm, Is. @oooS pertnuit
morocn, ln0 Ole 6orm oeS @rn. In.
Ocrion ncbeu bem9ciiBtbum Oc3Srn.
Oifutt, iiir $2400 al s. 81. .. Su+
der. Gieic cutb0lt III Ndcr 2oub.
SolQcnoc Nodlob &crluoItcr IinO
bonn Moiieugerihte 5lt Soluiou er=
haunt morocn: &obn GrodL Nudlab
BON George ". Eoucl; Gliio6ctb u.
SportS, NnhIoB bon Com. SportS;
Somc3 U. Sauce, NodloB bon Mor+
tbo s. &oncc, mo Morp 5. SGume-
Mig, 9tod)lob BON 6rc0. Is. Sdlmc.
Mig. Go& Ieituncnt bc3 GboS. Sci
Ter bintcrlGBt Oeiien gon5cS @ciit
tbim Der minOeriGbriacn Sod)tcr OcS
@r6luiicr5.
Phi cine Getitinn ser %9ltlnntic Nu.
tionol 9unf BON SodionpiQc, Tloy
bin crnonlltc gcitcrn Hid)tcr @urtc
in Golpion Srn. elmer ). Goot ais
GonfurS &crrpoltcr iiir Die 9oricD
Qumber So. Sr. Goof Itelte $1,000
9iirgi6oit. Die 9nnf erlonNte an
rs. Sonllor cinen 3obllngSbeicbI in
Der S06c pon $t535.49 Ge9cn Cor
iep lruo b%ebollptet, Gorieu pcrtullic
9ailbol5 inter Dem aoitcnpreiic, I'M
id)ncQ 9oorgcIo 81 crlon9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

Die @eoIogiih DIE g erm c i
unGS Com million esStao'
tes belt geitern inter Dem Sorlib oeS
@ouperncurS i'm .6iOelitD : @ebnlt-
DC" cine Sibrng, III meldler oerld)ies
oene 4nqelegenbeiten oiSfltirt muir
oen. Ger StootS . @eoIogc Or. @.
g. Glarf leQtc ser Gomniiiion cine
elite Der Counties Dor, mel6c ocrbcI'
ierte 2onoitroBen 81 bo6cn min.
ihcn. IS lit o6cr nod iebr bic 6ra'
&c, Oh in oiciem Sabre cine 8crmil-
lieltnQ ocS StnnteS fiIr Die @erbci'
icritn0en Der 2onbltroBen sur Serfii.
gilrg Itebcn miro, oenn Die @elcB'
gebilng bot eS uiterlnlierL &orteb.
rlm9SmoBrC9cln 81 trcifcn, lpie Die
Crioroerlidc Summe nlIfGcbradt
per6en mllB.
9ie Hohc ocS @rocerS.-
Sobn Snmilton bon Nr. 1895, Norh.
8olfe,S troBe, wlIroe geltern IN Der
iiioliben Holi5ciItotion ipcaen on9cbs
lid geieBluiorigcn GertoufS BON Slco.
maroerin oen 9rmocSbcboroen iiber.
ontportet. Seine Serboftung peran.
loBte ser @rocerieb1noler Sobn $.
Gallagher bon Or. 223, Hioerlioe.
Gpenlle, Dem Somilton ongeblid, ooS
@cihGit beeintrGdti9tc, in0em er IN
Der NGbc bon oeiien 9ooen Slcomorz
germ ais Butter biliger pertaufte,
olS e$ Gallagher tbnn fonnte.
Gle n8oltimor Q a D.
IL. Contracting 60" bat ooS
olte Sront StroBen E Sbeater all
Der ode BON Sronts un6 2omItrobc
gefollit. 9oS @ebduoe, meld)eS IN
geiGbr no 6llB brett lnio ebenio lang
lit, miro obgeriiien mo Elm groBcS
fiinfitodigeS 2agcrbons nit lilge'
fGbr 1900 QuooratiuB Holnn III
ieocm Stodiperfc ioa BORT erridtet
mN0en.
3u G6ren oeS Srn. SboS.
SiBgeraIb, oeS nelien General.
@eibGitSiiibrerS Der .9oltimore-
Ohio . 9obn," finoet morgen g6eno
inn Sotcl 3ennert ein 9anfett itatt.
Ole Sunni 6 0 m milton
miro nGfiten Monto9 cine Sibultg
boIten, INN cinen Ylab alis5uiuden
fir ole @aliS.S totue. 3mci friibcrc
Gonierensen porlieien rciltltotloS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

Cine erfolgrct1e Spc.
ration lit I'M .WorplGnocr llrli.
periitGts . Soipitol" BON Or. Sobn
VI. WinSloip an eilem Is Sabre alten
&nobcn ~poa5ogen moroeu. Sn Solgc
zines Salsleioens moren Dem ano.
ben bic Stimmbanoer 5lliammen &c.
madien, unb ieit icds SaDren fonntc
Ser Gatient nidt ipreden. Sect bat
Or. @insloiu ole Stimnnb1noer &c.
trcnnt ilno bic erfranftcn E6eile be.
ieitigt, 10 Dob Ser Surge bercits mie.
Der loltt ipred)en fam.
Gut | iii @oobberrp. = Sn
Der nelicn 9aumiuoG . Sabrif Der
Sirrna 81. &. Sooper II. Cons miro
5itr 3eit oic Waihinerie eingerihtet
uto Der getrieb in Der fiir5eiten 3cit
nit 300 Mrbeitern oufgenommen.
Iieie @eieaidoit milroe fiir5lif NIT
einem Mftienfopitol bon 100000 in
corporirt.
YerionoI- Ioti5en.-Sberlt
Sobn 90. Garrett, Stoots Sago.
@arbein, uor geitern bier in Der
Staot. Gr beobiidtigt, ollc Wod)e
einnlol nod Baltimore 81 fommcn,
Inn ieincn Yilid)ten nodbnfommen.
Sr Sobn s. Wabcn, pelfer ild)
nit ieiler e%rfranften Satin III Sot
springs beiinbet, miro Gnbe oieler
@ohe nod Baltimore 5uriidfchren,
nm an ocu MISREPRESENTATION Sbeil
5u nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Wener Smt.Qahen.

Sriibiabrs : 5acop iinb iest Dor.
r6tbig. Serner Seberpaoreu uno
Softer. 5reo. Scineman, 800 @prS.
Gbarlcs-St r., orei Sbiiren unterbalb
ieiner al1sitaffirungs. ilno Selnoen.
6obrif. (66,S,70,2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
0eIbienbnngen mad 9extidIanb nns
Deftreih

al "a Gents pro Mart uno 20h
Gents pro Rrone. Nortp ertra.
@ediel miseefteIIt auf ollie Ebei-
Der @elt. .Wiaioe Sdiffsfarten bob
unb nod DeutfdIano. Gbeo. s.
Dtener & Co., tt4 Oft.eering
ton.Gtr. 8immcr ri. 8. lt60--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09

@irefter r. = & rs
=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
Mmr % stumSeu nadl G6ieaap

bia 8enniplpania : 9abn, burdge.
benoe Sdlafwagen. gbfabrt bonn
Union gabnbot Baltimore, tGefidl
z ubr Morgens, @nfiluit in Gbicago
400 Nadmittags. (Mar55-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
aenmA's feline aerSiete aafi,ea

tuernen in allen Staottbeilen bon
Baltimore perfalft. 9ie p~or5isIids
Aualitat uno m6bigen Breiie mo-
oieicIben ~eeraoeau be-sr
s. 0.Grung Gp&
(NnriIE -:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-09
2OuucritaG bcu 8. 0iars 1905.
lIutrr6oItunos . gSco,uciIcr.

,WmIt, Niaoemic." - 9ieie g8ohe: 5loreuce
SnUio In aIbe RlG1er Ytnio",
6buie's 5Beater." - Sieie gSode; aGamile".
,1OlinagftrnRensS hcnter," - Stcfe @Oobe:
nSueen Of tbe gSbite Slanes"
nSurb'S EpernBaus," - Steie gBobe: Scr
6tun gNuu".
,Wiarglan0sS beater." - Siefe gSode! tiglid
3iUei ginuoCbilles gnrtelluHgen.
.S,surS auditorium. - Siefe gBode nglnncD
QrOpu"
,Nlanep's Greater" - 9ieNe g8ohe: 9auiel
Rbnn III iolaenoem Repertoire: Wlontna. Ulnii
nee uto Abenos. ~ JionuI Iober"; 9ieqllGg.
SonHerItd0 uro Snmitn0 Nbeuo ,Utoute Critic;
Miitluod Iiuttnee nYaoO OF YOOtlS"; NbelloS
sYirgiuiu5"; Sreitdg. WinliHee ulh glberoS.
gUlacbeib"; SamitaaSs Wintinee aIbe WiaO
STING.
miqr3. grOber Win5ieuball In Der p@crHatiu-
W,duucrChorHOalIG".
s1cutihrr atirarrbuno ODu Baltimore"
M,0ntng, ben ~. WtarB. aroBes 6eitball nit
boraugebenoCnt DOn5ert mo giuifilbTuna Iebells
nCrNiiocr in Der n@crmduin sUidulerdDnr Sale.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-23
W|TTE FAVORS A
LASTING PEACE
And An Understanding With
Japan
AS TO THE FAR EAST
is THE REPORT WHICH FOLLOWS
RUSSIAN ENJOYS LONG
INTERVIEW WITH LOU
BET AND HIS
PREMIER.

Paris, July 22-M Witte. Russian
peace plenipotentiary, had a two
hours talk with Premier Rouvier to-
day and was received in audience by
President Loubet at Elysee palace, No
authoritative statement was given out
concerning either meeting.
One report is that Ronvier and Witte
went over the prospective peace nego-
the influence France may exert on
Great Britain TO induce the latter tp
moderate Japanese demands, #
II Is also the accepted view that
Witte is favorable to Russo-Japanese
undertaking by which lasting peace IN
the far east would be secured. Pros
poets OF this understanding are re
garded as one means by which Japan
may be induced to abate the severity
Of her conditions, particularly upoa
1.-THE question of indemnity
French officials speak favorable ol
such an understanding, the conclusion
of which besides benetiting Russia ant
Japan, woHld strengthen France Iii ths
far east as an ally Of Russia and Grea.
Britain as the ally OF Japan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-23
BODY OF GREAT
ADMIRAL ARRIVES
Sigsbee's Squadron With Paul
Jones' Remains
is BELOW ANNAPOLIS
BODY WILL BE PLACED IN CRYPT
OF NEW NAVAL ACADEMY
CHAPEL TOMORROW, WITH
SIMPLE CEREMONIES

Annapolis, Md, July 22.-All details
OF the transfer of the body of Admir-
al John Paul Jones, from the United
States cruiser Brooklyn to the naval
academy have been arranged. The
ceremonies are to be simple, the
"pomp and circumstance" being re
served for the tine of removal of the
body from the temporary vault, into
which it will be placed Monday, to iIs
permanent resting place, the crypt OF
the splendid new naval academy chap
ell This will likely be a year hence.
Sigsbee's squadron anchored to-
night is miles below Annapolis To.
morrow morning they will take up
their position just outs de ,Annapol
is harbor and about five miles from
the naval academy where the French
cruiser Jurien De Lagra Were Is now
anchored
At 10 a, NJ Monday. the body will
be conveyed to point on the north
sea wall Of the academy grounds BY
the naval tug Standish and as the
oortege moves from the landing place
fifteen minute guns will be fired by
the academy battery The burial
party after short march will be join
ed by all the officers attached to the
academy.
| The pail bearers VIII be Rear Ad
tmral James II. Sands. superintendent
of the naval academy. Rear Admira
Charles Davis, commanding the sec
ond division of the North Atlantic
squadron; Captain BENJAMIN +, Til
iley, commanding the battleship Iowa
i fCapt. Il, d. Ta1ssig. commanding th,
lbattieship Massachusetts; Capt WA
liam II. Reeder, commanding tho bal
Itleship Alabama. and Captain II. 4
II Gervais, commanding the Frenc
lcruiser Jurien De LaKfaviere.
Thera will be eight body bearers
iseamen from the different vessels D
ithe fleet. and aighS seamen from tn
French cruiser Will act as honorar
body bearers.
! The escort will consist of fou. ba
! talions of sailors from the America
feet, battalion Of sailors and ma
; lines from the academy and a datacl
) ment of fifty sailors from the Jurie
) De Lagraviere. All midshipmen no.
! at the academy will be paraded will
) oMt arms, The body will then b. d
) posted in temporary vault. Their
) will be no service and the whole a
fair is expected to be over in qua
) ter Of an hour.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-23
AS A MOURN Err
Miss Derocher Went-Now She's
His Fathers Bride.

Milwaukee, Wis, July 22.-Wiliam
n. Starkweather, ex Alderman, manu-,
facturer and prominent G. A. r. man,
has surprised his friends by bring ng
from Medford, Mass, Miss Eella De-
rocher as his bride. They were mar
rled July TO- Miss Derocher was ths
bethrothed bride Of Mr.. Starkweath-
er's son, Robert, and met her husband
for the first time at the funeral of
her affianced husband, who died about
a year ago.
They had met in the East, where the
young man was pursuing his studies
10 prepare for career as profession
al singer. Their romance was shatter-
ed by the untimely death Of the young
man and Miss Derocher came To Mil
waukee first as the chief mourner at
the funeral of the young man. She
| then met the father and their hearts
were drawn together by their mu'
tual grief, which was intensified by the
death Of Mr.. Starkweather's wife. The
correspondence which followed was
undoubtedly OF a tender nature and
ripened into the affection which ter
minated In their union on the recent
visit OF Mr.. Starkweather TO Miss
Derocher's home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-23
ROOT CONSULTS
WITH PRESIDENT
BUT NATURE OF CONFERENCE is
NOT DISCLOSED. - PANAMA
CANAL WILL REMAIN UNDER
WAR DEPARTMENT FOR PRES
EMIT.

Oyster Bay, NJ ~, July 22.-Presi.
dent Roosevelt and Secretary of State
Root concluded their conference to-
day. but absolutely nothing is diselos-
ed concerning whatever decisions may
have been reached.
No official business, aside from the
conference with Root was taken up by
the president during the day.
AS one result of the conference be.
tween President Roosevelt and Secre-
tary Root the statement tonight was
authorized bys President Roosevelt
that the affairs Of the Panama Canal
would remain for The present under
the direction of the war department
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-23
ALLOWS REBATES !.
FOR ELEVATORS
Vice President Harahan Admits
Granting Them
AT CAIRO AND MEMPHIS
AND EAST ST. LOUIS BUT SAYS
UNDER EXISTING CONDITIONS
THE PRACTICE is a
MISTAKE.

st. Louis. Mo, July 22.-Testifying
before the Interstate Commerce Com.
micsion today ]. T. Harahan, second
vice president of the Illioios Central
railroad, testified that his road makes
elevator allowances at East st. Louis,
Memphis and Cairo, H. A charge is
made fer elevation of exports of grain
at New Orleans.
Harahan said emphatically that he
believed that elevator allowances un
der conditions now existing were a
mistake. He declared they should be
wiped out and not granted at any
point
Belief that the concegs sions woult
aid in the prompt release of cars, he
said, was one Of the motives for grant
ing them in the first place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-23
SLEEP PRODUCERS
Nets ut Sportsman's Park Make
Even Ardent Fans Drowsy
EVEN WHEN A HOT GAME rs IN
PROGRESS YOU SEE FELLOWS
BEHIND THE WIRE TAX.
ING CAT MAPS.

Have you noticed the effect on tine
eyes produced by looking through the
wire netting while sitting III the grand
stand watching the national game?
Makes you sleepy!
Positive proof of this assertion may
be had by studying the rooters assem-
bed In the grand stand ON alright,
sunshiny da1, for they look like chick
ems in cholera-infested poultry yard.
But lovers OF the game fortunate
enough 10 have secured seats far
enough to have secured seatsxsfflffh VI
enough toward either end OF the grand
stand to avoid the netting are enthu-
siastic.
This makes the contrast planer.
Last Sunday was hot like a tamale
-geasy--and Old Sol shot sharfts OF
gwelter irrespective of whom he stuck
This fact possibly aided In the scien,
AT any rate the brigade behind the
bunch just beyond the net we're doing
spontaneous combustion stunt, try
ing TO pull Cairo across the rubber.
Got any tobacco2T asked one whose
vision was obstructed by The net,
Want to smoke2 You're welcome tc
the tobacco, but you'l find Il too ho
TO smoke" s
The man replying couldswltness thu
slaughter without having to peel
through the witching wires. The frs
speaker had dropped in to mino
Morphe-in plain terms, cat nap
but a second later hot foul banged
against the nets and he woke with |
start. His objective mind hadn'
switched from itsAsurrent even II th'
nets had strung him for 4 moment
some, hi" he said. n don't wan
to smoke he said, yawning Il mean
chewin' tobacco--can't stay awak
somehow ..
"The way those gose eggs are pllint
up is enough to keep a midnight racE
catching husband awake!" said the sec
ond speaker. sarcasticaily.
Know it,,n drowsed the FIRST.
ne SllNbh fHAiHSti' Wphtu SANauii,
AT the batter then ny, and as he di'
so foul fly sailed over the right fel
fence. This gave him a view of th
green sward minus the nets
- believe those nets make m
sleepy
ME too" put in third, who ha
been listening unawaros TO the cor
versation..
This caused the conversation I
rpread. several ioiued IN the gables
and about -four seats below the frs
speakers sat clothy hooking choll
and his young thing She sufferin
from the spell Of the nets while he "a
i far enough from the end mel pest !
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-23
.CAIR0PORULATION
/ PLACED AT I8,054
School Census Just Completed
Shows Big Gain in Number
of Inhabitants Here.

males under II years, 1000, or a
total of 6,01S minors. In the CEN
sus of a year ago the total number
males under age was 1888. the total
number Of females in the same class.
1920, or total OF 5,7IS. Or a total
increase Of 300 children under age.
This year the total number OF males
between 6 and n years Is 2.216: last
year 1t was 2.ias; an increase Of g.
Tne total number females between 9
and u years Il. 1893 this year While
last year u. was 2.2fs.
The total numher of illiteFates as
shown by his report in this city, this
year Is 80, while last year Il was
only IT, 1t Is very difficult to get
at the actual number of iiliterates be-
cause these unfortunates know
enough to tell untruths as to their
education. etc. 1t IL to be naturally
expected that In city Of $4,000 inhab
itants there are over that number Of
/ lilliterates.
The actual population Of the cen-
lsus in 1900 was 1866.
The actual population as shown by
the Telcgram's city directory was
i t6.147.
The estimate OF the population as
1 based on the census Of 1904 was
l17154,
According to the increase of the
population AS shown by the census of
rhe government IN 1900. which was
|. l2.5GG.4 and the new school census,
(which shows gain In FIVE years of 81
1885, the population Of Cairo, when the
4 next census ii taken by the govern
rnant IN 1910 will be- something Hike
lsla3.542.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-23
COMMANDER SAYS BOILERS
WERE IN FIRST-CLASS SHAPE
Were Recently Tested to 225 Pounds Pres.
sure-Military Funeral Will be
Held Today--Death List Made
Public by Young

R. B, Carr, A, H. Schoregge, J. His
cher, l.. b. Archer, j. c. Barcus, C,
Brockman, f w. Brown, P. Carpenter
NJ G. Chambers. ]. A. Ezell, B.. Fer
guson, w. M. Fickweiler, w. G. Grant
John Goika, l.. @. Gauthier, w. M. Tay
lor, E. C. Hoffman. H. f. Smith j
McKone, c. f. Nelson, w. c. Wilson
y. B, Robinson, D. G. Archer, G. Ms
Keon, e. Y. Brunson, A. r. Saunders
r. A. House, r. A. Savage. C. B. Car
ter, M. Conway, F. Decourtani D. N
Holland. and two others, possibl.
more.
On the shore there are five other,
unidentified.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-23
RoosEvELT's TELEGRAM.

Oyster nay. N Ys July 22.---Presi-
dent Roosevelt tonight sent Acting
Secretary Darling the following tele.
gram expressive Of his regret at the
Bennington disaster:
Il am inexpressiyely shocked by the
disaster to the Bennington assume
as a matter, OF course, that every
thing is being done for the survivors
who have been injured Please let
me know particulars as soon as pos
sible"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-23

y One thousand five hundred and ff.y~
six tons Of meat were destroyed In
London last year as unit for food, &C.
eording to the report of the health Of
flcers, TAis. however, was only q
small part OF the meat consumed.
which reached 4lo,5oo tons The Ca.
bles show that 20 per cent OF the total
was country killed. $40 per cens
town Killed and 734 per cent either
American or colonial meat. frozen.