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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
STRONGHOLD
SLIPPING AWAY
CONCLUDED from First Fage.)

marine, issued a formal order threat
ening with arrest and seyerest punish
ment under the law Of all who circu-
lated reports of the mutny
In both the cabinet and naval cir
cles It IS regarded absolutely vital
tha, The mutiny be crushed III the SCI
verest fashion at any cost if The dis
cipline in the navy is 10 be restored
and the army held loyal
In the event Of the sailors Of Vice
Admiral Coulnin's ships remaining
loyal they viii &C operate with troops
q the Seventh corps from Simferopol,
The problem Of hemming tn the mutt
ueeys and subduins the revolt is stated
by naval officers to be comparatively
easy The marine barracks lie at the
extremity Of a narrow tongue Of land
juttlng out between the southern road.
stead and what is known as ships
Bay"
The barracks cf the Belostok regi-
ment are at the very neck of the nenin-
ula nesting undtfr the shelter of the
famous MaIaFcff hin, barring the route
to the city which les on tha southern
side Of the roadsiead opposite quar-
iara Of the sailors Warships could en-
Ter the roadstead and ships Bay, prac
tie2ily surround the mptineers en-
three SIDES and batter the barracks
dawn about their cars. Fort scbasto
pol lies west aud south Of the city
and along the north shore Of Sebasto-
pol bay and only tho gfns Of Fort
Con tant nc which defend the en-.
trance TO the roadstead could be
brought TO bear upon the barracks
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

}. Abel returned III morning from
s.. Louis where he spent a few days
with his brother A. Abel of that
city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Mr. and Mrs jesse Z. Miller accom-
panied by Mrs. John Snyder LETT for
81 Louis this morning for q brief
visit
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
Not crararteed.

Here is an old reclpe for making
'l2 hair TO srow where you win have
it' take two ounces OF boar's
rc9se enc dram Of the ashes OF
tmpt bees, one dr2,a Q, the ashes Of
orthegn wood, orc dram OF the juice
z whito H,y scot emo dram of oil o.
sweet ALMONDS end a,& drains Of pure
rah, maac co. c'rtmert of these and
Gay be.cee Pee lG.l neon shave
.o l.2cc cag agol-t e every day
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Clements Bll41t travelling -Vfes-
man for the Wood & Bennett Grocery
company. left this morning on The
Big Four for points in Southern ILL
nuIs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
STRIKE SPREADS At MOSCOW

Moscow Nov 2G.-Tbe strike here
is spreading Crowds Of strikers are
Rlnnderlne factories, private houses
and STATE liquor shops. Military are
working telephones.
The governing committee of the
bourse met Today and passed a reso-
luton urging the. government TO take
energetic measures TO stop p llagine
The Se5as,opol nut nous sailors
have not yet submitted but on tho
contrary have received promises Of
upport from crews Of the battleship
Pantaloimon formerly Kniaa Potem
Eine) ana the cruiser OJehakoff, and
though they are in complete posses
sion of Admiralty Point where
tie barracks are located. there was no
disorder today and The situation Is re-
sardod as much improved
The mutineers have been deserted
by the Brest regiment WIN ch
marched of under arms to the camp
formed by loyal sailors and sent mes
sage to Yice,Admiral Choukain ask
ing pardon and saying they were
ready to return 10 duty. The crews
IF all the ships except The Pantelei-
aon and OchanIff refused TO join
he mgtiny or answer signals Of the
al,o-s on shore. Tho men on the
hips named have not yet rizen
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

There IS no news 20 srcsk OF in
,bts settlement writes 2 Corr5spea
dent cf the Whitsstt Ccuier. ezcep.
thar tro prominent citizens had their
heads blown on by e8umil. and the
dosn fuiebt jumped me track Tues
dar nieh- 7li ruu over che town
hall. whore council was hoidin' Of a
meeting atlanta Constitution.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
sHouLp ~ AsIpe oEMANos.

Moscow, Nov 2G.-Thc Zematy0
congress received 10 send a dcpua-
lion 40 Count W uc TO- present the
r. olution passed by congress con-
CO ming Poland and give the premier
a detailed explanation OF the demand.
N. Stakoyijcb. Hras0vo Ky AMI
Cuehkon protested against the rcso-
luton en- jh7 grounds that demands
should be- laid aside 40 this limo OF
national agitation and moved a vote
OF confidence Don Premier W.Ue st thc
same me a. was suggested that tpc
demand ice uatc for the immediate
dismissal of Minister Of the Interior
Dunovo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
Pll.LAGlNG IT MoscoW.

Moscow. Nov 2G-Crcws OF trik-
ing workmsn, many of Them armed
with revolvers, continue TO pillage
factories ana store houses Of The bet
tor class In several quarters Of me
city numbers Of persons have been
wounded by shots from the crowds.
Attempts Of police TO restore order
Is ineffective. The caLmen and 5000
domcstic Eorvan have joined In The
str kc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

complete without NONE SUCH Mine
Pic modern Kitchen convenience
and a wholesome pure food dainty.
practical housewives are not slow 10
recognize The 2pie 1Qe packages of
NONE SUCH Mince Meat sold by all
grocers save the housewife the the
pairing. corning. seeding, stewiug (both
real and mental, which our gand
mothers could not avoid and Mince
Pies made Of NONE SUCH always are
honcred by many requests for just
one more piece.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

The + oaGou News calls attention
&C. che fact that uhcu' TIE building
that Is Low wellington barracks Du1-
lin, wa5 GAN 1t hal he words
cease to do Eyil--Lcarn 70 DO Well
cLiseled over tho gateway. When IL
became barracks Tie aaiho1ties.
rerhars roaiiz.us the uselesalcss Of
such advice IN some cases. bad the
words removed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
TWO PASSENGER
TRAINS COLLIDE
Killing Sixteen and Iujuring
Twenty five Persons
DUE TO A HEAVY MIST
COMPLETELY OBSCURED
RED FUSEE PERMITTING Elk.
PRESS 70 CRASH INTO
REAR OF LOCAL.

Lincoln, Mass. Nov. &c The most
disastrous railroad wreck in this state
n many years occurred az SIS O'Clock
tonight, at Bakers Bridge station, a
mile and half west of Lincoln on the
nain line of the Pittsburg diY.sicn OF
The Boston and Maine railroad The
regular Sunday night express which
let Boston at 7;45 o'clock for Montre-
81, via the Rutland system, crashed in
to the rear Of a local train which start
ca from Boston at 7:15 Sixteen per
CONS were Killed outright, burned to
death or suffccated, aad twenty-five
mere were seriously injured. Many
passengers sustained MINOR cuts, bru S.
Us and burns,
The wreck primarily was due to
thick weather which apparently oh,
scured the signals set by the forward
train. which al the time Of the disaster
was standing in front Of Bakers
Bridge station Tlie Montreal train,
drawn by two locomotives and con.
aistins Of nno cars, crashed into the
local demclishing the two rear cars.
All passengers killed ana seriously
injured were In these None of the
passengers on the Montreal train wero
seriously hurt, but the engineer and
fireman of the leading locomotive were
The wreckage caught fire and some
passengers were moderated.
But few persons live in the vicinity
Of Bakers Bridge station and no fire
department being available, 30 the
flames practically burned themselves
opt.
Uninjured persons and a number of
train hands, assisted by the villagers
went to the aid of the injured and
many persons were rescued.
a special train was sent from Bos,
ten AT 9:35 O'Clock and reached here
inside Of half an hour. The train
brought a number Of doctors. while
many doctors from Waltham and other
places in this section were sent TO the
scene in carriages and by other trains.
JUST before 1880 o'clock the special
train carrying most of those SCR ously
hurt who COMA rs moved III, yor
Boston
Tho train ,no, v,,o, nr,a,iool,,.
iii the casraltias oco,,r,od Isrt Nh,
S.ati n Roston ~ XII, o,ola.,l, u,fr, (
-our ear al1oj ,,,th n.,-a-,1n. Az /
most If wbon had 49,, ,isi,iaa
a;iycs N thqt INV an3 yi,in,tv This
rlln malses IN eion. =, ,,aT s,oaana /.
II small erotjnre AMI ar,or na.sina
Voltha,, doos-no, slc, ,r.,t,arii,. n.,t,,
/ roacboa Concorl ~ Ill 49,, 49,,
If ral,er'e Pride e,oti.r o. a.
.oqvv I,c,I tr.gto an, ,.a., ,n,,a
china dino ..rn, a re.-,., pa,., ", ,@
ridge Ac,r5ino IN A.. ,.o,., - ~
,ererns a.. H.. a. l.' -. - 90
ras sent to .nl,oo q r,,.o., ~, ~ ~
orch snno H. mo- .., ,.an NJ
icht was -.,,.,..-,ll,. ,-..- ,,.,,I,, -.
a n depeo ,.ts, -, - 49, ~. ~, ,I9
r3brrv river koorsi,o 80 49, =.
he -tatson ut ia - ~ ,o..,, H.,
I'll raep --t ,,,-,., ,,..r - ~
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s,ot was ,. 49,, o',l " ,ne
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

There Is no country IN the world
whore selisluughtor Is SO common as
in China or where It is regarded so
lightly says lcsie's weekly. Stalls
los on this particular subject are nm
reliable. but one authority on China
Inmates that over twenty-five thou
asa persons die by their own hands
p that cuugtry every year IN India
ulCido among the wrotchod Victims
~ the chiis MARRIAGE system rolls up
gre1t total every reas
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
A Former Csiroite.

John sahqri a Cuban b0v who wa
brough, TO this country by The soldiers
dur.ug rho recsn war and who was as
s'aat at S. Mary's lnfrmary for "a
long tire ends his kindest regards
TO his Cairo friends from San Luis,
San DIEGO. DeCuba. he is now en-
p'oycd I'm n large cigar factory
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
CUBA WANTS INFORMATION.

Havana. Nov. 2G-It Is understood
ihai ihe Cuban raFernmcnt g. com
munIcaiing with tho United states
g0gc-nment a. fo which government
is to deal with Americans IN the Isle
of Pines in The event Of the latter
carving cut The alleged thrc1t- 10 as
ume territorial offices
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Robert Serbian has q large number
of teams and mon making the IN in
inc new buildings for the SINGER CO.
He VIII also start a number Of teams
m work Monday making the fill at the
BE Four incline
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

In case before the Melbourne
court the other day. Sidney Martin
wns charged with insulting behaviour
ii e.. kissing a woman violently in
the street Martin, however estab-
lshcd the fact that the woman was his
wife. and he was discharged accord
iaeIy without "a blemi5h on bis es
rntctcoat sydney Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
a STEAMER SINKS.

Toxic nov g. 81 m.-The
seamer lkuia. bound for the Lao
Tung peninsula. collided with the
steamer Fnlura near Mutsure. not far
from Shimonos Hi. last night The
Ikna. struck milships, sank immedi-
atelv Most OF those On board were
aved. Eleven are missing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
citN Watcr shnt an.

Alderman w. NJ Magner supervised
the installation Of now cutoff valve
in the water main on Fourteenth and
Washington avenue yesterday after,
noon which neccssitated the cutting
off Of the city water supply for four
hours 7. w Cannon also supervised
The repairing Of fire hydrant at the
corner Of Tenth street ana Washing
ton avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
PARTIALLY DESTROYED 81 FIRE

Chicago. Nov 2G-The fve-st0rv
building o. 322 DesPla'ncs street
owned and occupied By the Pioneer
Paper Sioia company was part ais
DESTROYED by Gre today. The loss g.
estimated at $4,000
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
UNDERWENT AN opERATlon.

New York. SOY 2G-WiHian a
Clark Jr- son Of Unite1 states sens-
-o- ~ a Clsfk Ct 1Ioatans. tcdar
raieTreni an cpeTatie1 foT mas
tuditis. following which his condition
7Es dscia.s5 ssl.siac.crT.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
BANKER MORGAN
MUST FACE CAFF
CONTINUED from first psgel

more than doubles IT'S income from the
property. is relieved of an taxes. assess
mCnts and expenditure Of every dc
sr1inticn gut retains the Dtio. The
property WIS recently appraised b.
Mesar Douglas Bcti-eon and ? r.
Coidine. 81 this CRY. and -- nou leased
on basis approximately goo ce9
above the value riit ~ it t- rhe7e real
estate expert ilf t nj
least the society wil continue Dos
agency office in 'ae IH1jur The
average yieI1 70 b. e rr1rcr.g dur.uE
the last - y.lri a1 een 215 per
cent. Under the new lease il win De
over 4 pc- cent on the same valua-
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Mobile and Ohio passenger train No.
8 was delayed three hours and thirty
five minutes yesterday morning result.
ing from brc ken drive rod, which
happened about thirtyfye miles couth
Of East st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
esEET RUSSIAN woRKmEN.

ST. Petersburs. Nov ZG-Coant
wiz -f.I telegram conveying
srsetiusz from she Aue-scan Fede-s-
in Of Labor - the Hnazi1n re1k
nen He authorized the publication IL
csvzrsrsrs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Cor uctor 7 Zimmerman IF the
Illincis Central returned frcm his
hunt ye-te-dar cTrninE He b5gsed
one goose and q duck which was an
tha his train bo2 would hold
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
Restlrn Essv.

j r. Kelley the Iil.no Central
brakeman who wa injured al Mounds
Sunday morning was reported to be
resting easy last nigr His doctors
have hopes Of biz recovery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

A party consisting Of r. A. wood
A. Goethe G. Osterloh Gus Winter and
O. Gossman spent yesterday fishing
and hunting at Prairie Lake, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
no RELp RAILROAD SERVANTS

So. Petcrsburg, Nov 2G.-C3uncl of
ministers has approved the proposal
made by the ministry OF ways and
commun cations for grant Of ST.
500, 10000 TO ameliorate the condition
of railroad servants
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
KILLED 81 BURSTING BOMB.

saratof Russia. nov pa bomb
today In the iodiness 81 student ol
the name cf ProEoEeT. demolished
part 81 the h0uss and mcrtaitv
wounded ProIoleH
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
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TIVE WEATHER
Observation-Disclosures
Temperature Sundav.

MaAFmum temperature ...G5 degrees
MIN mum temperature ....l0 degrees
Temperature at 7 p. m...,.58 degrees
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Johu Marshall wenl outh this morn
Ing on the Mobile & Ohio IN tbc in
terost Of Feuchter Bros.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Mrs Margaret Hinman of Anna, is
Ni9'iinS her aunt Mrs Hileman Of un
per Sycamore -trect.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

". II. Judsou Of Evanston. H.. is the
guest Of his daughter Mrs Miles S.
Ci.tcrt, Of Greenway Place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. T, J Williams of
Tbebes, are guests Of the latter5 par
eDts ON Tenth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Washington Nov &c Fair aud cold.
er Monday and Tuesday, fresh north
east winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

AIr and Mrs Jane Cailam. of
Winehester. III The latter being the
rnofher Of Brakeman , ? KELLEY in
iured 81 EIouHds sunday morning. are
IN tae city afr. Kelley's sister e Ess,
ST Ioulk Is also he-e
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Raae.n ass rar, ASK anr msr.
chant that has used It's columns during
fas rsst yesf
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
VIOLATED CAME LAWS
Weekly cist OF Offenders Hauled
Over the Gals by Blind
Justice.

Coayict'ors for yiolatietas Of tho
III no.s Game Law have been reported
70 STATE Game Commissioner Wheeler
in The past week as follows;
For Hunting Without License.
Newton Anderson, Pennington;
Hazel Partar Canton; Fern seaton,
Sandwich; George Campbell, sand.
wich; Art Miner Sycamore; William
Gilmore, Hinckley; r. r. Flemln, De.
Kalb, Chas Cochran, Willsgille Or
lando Penninger, Anna; Victor be
Fore Mol ne; Steve Blao, kewanee;
Emil kunde, Union; Henry Kolbefg,
Union Herman Yuone and Frank
Young Marengo Tchr O. Johnson,
Ashkum and J. G. McCoy, Alton;
each fined So and costs.
Joseph Wagner, Murphysboro; Otis
sykes Tennessee; Elmer Bell and
Afford jacobson, Kingston; all unable
10 pay fines and were committed to
Jail
For Killing Song Birds.
J. NJ Ecllas and J W. Caldwell,
Marion Munson McDayid, Mounds,
each fined So and costs
For Having Quail in Possession Out
Of Season.
Koss Lowry Carmi J. Mertz,
Mound City; Joe Marel, Dahinda; each
fined SIS and costs.
For Violating Section 2 Of Game Law.
w N Roberts, simpson; Z. Buett
ner, Fults; each fined SIS and costs.
For Trespass.
Lewis Roeko, Winslow, fined SO and
costs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEWS or THE RIVERS
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r. at p. m yesterday regis.
oo' 142 fca showing a decrease OF
ca in nouns,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Il thousands of homes Tho AnnW
Thanksgi'ins feast i not considered
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Mrs Anna Baber ana daughter.
M SIS Blanche, went to Villa Ridge YES
tcrdly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Mrs William Powers OF New Mad.
rid Mo, Is visiting friends end rcIa.
tiVei on upper Washington ayenroy
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Mrs. 6. ". Rule Of 4l6 Twenty-sixth
street. is spending few weeks with
her husband al Sardis. Misc. Mr.. Rule
Is interested in the lumber buisenss
Ar that place
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
An Enaireer's Trsinlnr.

Experience alone enables a maE so
70 design and so 90 carry his design
into practice THAI be can achieve con-
mcrcisl success with lhem. CraduaIir
and haIp.lF D. g. beginning 10 b. mr.
d.r1l0o- tAst rae college can lupa7.
o1ir q portion II The Information ar
eIe-neer should p9sstsa- EnEiree
value o. Eastern Ferries.
The -f7 r. ~ Fcnn 7Aveni1 r.
i5 l@5-n s1l5es .Cl-s, A5U FORK.
rro,k-yn ard tte B-onx Is ss,eaSQno.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

John B. Jackson cashier of the Anna
National bank, spent Sunday in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27

Benn'e Bloms and Hugh Donelly Of
OF Mound City, were IN the city yus-
telday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-27
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PURELY PERSONAL
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John B. Jackson cashier of the Anna
National aank, spent Sunday in Cairo.
Mrs. Anna Baber ana daughter,
Mss Blanche, went to Villa Ridge YES
tcrdIy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r J. Williams Of
Tlebe5, are guests Of the latter5 par
eDis ON Tenth street
Mrs Margaret Hinman of Anna. is
Niatins her aunt alrs tIileman Of un-
per Sycamore trect
Johu Marshall Nent outh this morn
ing on the Mobile & Ohio IN thc in
forest Of Feuchter Bros
w II Judsou Of Evanston. H.. is the
guest Of his daughter, Mrs Mi,s S.
Gilbert Of Greenway Place.
Mrs. William Powers OF New Mad.
lid, Mo, Is visiting friends end roia.
tive5 on upper Washington aYenuoi
Benn'e Bloms and Hugh Donelly of
OF Mound City, were in the city yes
reIday.
J. Abel returned IN morning from
S. Louis where he spent a few DAYS
with his brother A. Abel of that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. jesse e Miller accom- /
panied by Mrs. John Snyder, left for
81 Louis this morning for a brief
visit
Thomas Flagcr Of COZ Washington
avenue, who has been in at the 81
Maus Innrmary with crys.poIas. IS
altr To be out.
J. j. Gockel and son. Leonard, who
have been the guests of Cairo friends
ON a hunting trip. returned 20 their
home in ST. Louis. yesterday.
Mrs Fred Hoffman and family Of
Mound City are the guests Of her par
cHts. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hasenjacger
81 lower Commercial avenue.
Mrs. Earl Pa'icr and daughter.
Evelyn. returned this morning from
Momphis. where The later Las been
visiting for several weeks.
Mss Maud Clutts has sufficiently re-
covered from her recent illness 20 re-
sumo her duties a. nivht operator for
The Bell Telephone company.
oe-rEe x. stark wao has been Wis
ring his parents. Mr and Mrs = s
STARK Of PIG Twentyhrat street re-
turned 70 ST Louis last night
Clements Bl41t. TRAVELLING -Vfes- /
nan for the Wood & Bennett Grocery
company. left this morning on The
Big Four for points in Southern Hi /.
nois
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19
FEMALE CHAIN GANG.
Women Prisoners are Put to Work on
Streets in Tampico, Mexico.

Tampico, Mex, Oct. 16.-The
city has adopted some new meas
ures in the treatment of FEMALE
prisoners which promises to have
excellent results. The women
have been put at work usually
done by men, and are engaged in
digging up grass and weeds from
among the stones in front of the
Hospital Civil. They are guarded
by armed policemen and watched
by many curious and SOOTHING per-
sons. To be put at work usually
accorded to men is considered the
heighth of disgrace by the people
here.
In Tampico the only place for
the confinement of women prison
ers is at the Hospital Civil, where
they are allotted to the detention
department. There are usually
more than a score of women in the
jail on various charges, from drunk
enness and disturbance to murder.
The scheme of putting the women
to work is a new one and has every
evidence of being a good plan. 1t
is believed that women will be very
careful not to get into the clutches
of the police after this.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19
Local and Personal.

From Hidalgo Advance.
DIR, J. H. Florence was in Hi
da1go last week looking over SAM
tary conditions.
Hon. c. H. Maris, Collector of
Customs, was here last week. He
was making a tour of inspection
of his district.
Marcellus Dougherty intended
leaving for Brownsville yesterday
morning, but was disappointed in
getting a conveyance out to the
station. He attributes the fault to
his political opponents.
The civil case of F. 2. Guerra
ct. ais. VS.. Yturria Land and I'M
promement Company after occupy
ing the attention of the court for
nearly two days was dropped on
motion of non suit by plaintiffs
last Friday afternoon.
It now seems to be an assured
fact that railroad will be built
from Laredo to Brownsville, and
that it will come right down
through the fertile valley of the
Rio Grande, where the soil is the
richest, the climatic conditions
the most favorable, and the water
supply inexhaustible.
At the hour of going to press
the Grand Jury is still in session.
Many indictment for felony, and
a few for misdemeanors have been
returned. Most of the misdemean-
or cases were for violations of the
pistol law. The Grand Jury and
peace officers of Hidalgo county
are determined tC squelch the
pistol toter."
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19

Our esteemed contemporary THE
BROWNSVILLE HERALD has return
ed TO first principles, and kicked
out its gasoline engine, and the
pesky thing now lies out in the
back yard 'hors du combat, with
one foot over the tongue. P" Bro.
Wheeler has fallen back on the old
reliable G. Washington press, and
is printing his spicy little daily in
exactly the same way that Ben
Franklin printed his $40 years
ago. 1t is a slow process, but it is
sure, and for the latter motive we
got a @. Washington press when
we enlarged the Advance We will
install a steam double cylinder
press when the proper time comes.
Gasoline.engines are too capricious.
-Hidalgo Advance.
The gasoline engine has been
restored to temporary favor, and is
now doing its work nicely. Just
how long this will continue the
man who invented the engine cou d
not saw.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19
Attention, Truck Growers.

I hereby call a meeting of the
Brownsville Truck Growers asso-
citation to be held at the Board of
Trade rooms, Saturday afternoon,
October 21, at 5 O'Clock. The
question of freight rates out of
Brownsville will be taken up and
thoroughly discussed and it is ur-
gently desired that every member
be present. Election Of officers
for the ensuing year will also be
held at this meeting.
P. Z. BLALACK, President
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19
Women BreadwinnerS.

There is a woman who is sue
cessful jockey.
Another who is an intrepid deep
sea diver.
Another who is a successful gold
prospector.
Another who is a railway con-
structor and president of the road.
Another who, though but 19
years old, is a marine observer on
an island off Cape Cod.
Another who is harbor mistress
of Tacoma.
Another who is keeper of Point
Pinas lighthouse at Monterey,
Cal.
Another who farms a Texas
ranch 1000 square miles in area.
At Strohbeck, Prussian SaXony
chess is a part of the regular school
curriculum, and every boy and girl
carries a board and men.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19

Now, that Monk Gibson has
been much indicted, what will be
the outcome of the whole matter.
Will a speedy trial and quick JUS
tice satisfy an outraged people, or
will the law step in with its delays
and defeat justice. If Monk Glib
son is guilty he should receive the
punishment which the horrors of
the crime demand and that in the
briefest space.