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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-04
DIR. SHADE

Medical expert and specialist in lung throat
and catarrhal diseases stomach, kidney
nervous diseases. bladder. skin. blood spe-
cial weakness and private diseases cured
promptly. Consultation free 612 + st NV
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10
VOLCANO HOUSE REGISTER.

From June q: E. F. Bishop, Bishop
Restarick, Emma c. Lyons, Sister AL
bertha, Miss Taggart, Nellie McLain
Daisy Lishman, Lena E. Whitford, D
B. Maconachi, Miss H. A. Alexander
VIM. Buckle, T. H. Bostfeld, L. Warren
Miss May Kluegel, Honolulu; W. H
Rogers. Jr., Manuel Pecheco, Pepeekeo
Walter G. Stewart, Hilo; Albert l.
Hall, Paauilo; Fred. H. Hayselden
Kau; NJ. Bird, Paauhau; Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Horner, A. Horner, Jr., w. F
Horner, Hamakua; Henry Froehlich
Lihue; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Mars
ton, Mrs. NJ. Martin, Miss Grace Mar
tin, Master John Martin, San Fran
cisco; E. Y Boothe, Miss Sarah Boothe
Miss Helen Boothe, Los Angeles; Harry
r. Wonder Horst. Percy Wonder Horst
Baltimore, Md; Victor Murdoch. Wich-
tia, Kansas.
The crater has been very active for
some time. Many new cones have
formed. Guests are delighted with the
grand dislay, which can be seen from
the hotel. A party of guests from the
hotel We're SO extited they remained at
the brink of Halemaumau until five
in the morning. Among the party We're
Miss H. A. Alexander and Miss May
kluegel of Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10
MILITARY hop At
HAWAIIAN TONIGHT

A military hop viii be given at the
Royal Hawaiian hotel this evening in
honor of General Geo. NJ Randall. Col
onel Patrick Henry Ray of the Fourth
Infantry, Captain William T. Lite
brant Of the Twelfth Cavalry and
Capt. Elenore F. Taggart, Quarter
master-Captain of the transport Sher-
man. and the officers and ladies of the
troopship. Colonel Ray has kindly
consented to let the Fourth Regiment
band play during the intermissions of
the dances. Major Van Vliet of the
officers of the Tenth Infantry, Captain
Combes and the officers of the Restor-
er, as we'll as the townfolks are cor
daily invited by Manager Church to
be present. These dances at the Royal
Hawaiian are regarded by the army
and navy people as the jolliest that
they have at any port and Manager
Fred. Church has succeeded in max
ing the historic old hotel more popu-
lar than it has been in it's history.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

w. 4. Kinney returned from Kaua
yesterday.
Pacific Lodge meets this evening fol
regular business.
The Oahu County Republican Contra
Comittee viii hold it's monthly meeting
at noon today.
A large crowd attended the after
noon hand concert at the Capito
grounds yesterday.
DR.. A. b. Clark returned from Hill,
Saturday and will resume practice a
his dental parlors in the Boston build
ing.
The beach resorts We're we'll patron
lied yesterday. The surf ran high al
afternoon, and hundreds of people en-
joyed the sport.
The Hawaiian Planters Association
will tender a banquet to Hon. w. P
Hepburn at the Alexander YOUNG
hotel on Tuesday evening.
J. S. Louis petition for $3.50 to pay
attorneys fee and costs thus far in the
Parker guardianship case is set fol-
hearing before Judge Lindsay this
morning.
Auguste Jacintho Da Camara of Ko-
loa, Kauai, died yesterday at the place
he has been staying, opposite the
Queen Hotel. The remains are at Hen
ry Williams Undertaking Parlors and
are to be shipped to Kauai. The de-
ceased was a member of the San An
tonic and Lusitania societies.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10
LUAU AND FAIR.

A luau and fair was recently given in
Hilo under the auspices of the Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society. The active man
agement was under the direction OF
Mrs. w. II. c. Campbell. The prize for
the prettiest girls under thirteen years
of age went to Peggy Campbell, VINO
received 225 votes, and Margaret Cor
rea. The most popular young lady,
Miss Marie Canario, received 134 ballots
and Miss Kulei Hapai was second.
The total receipts, including cash do
nations amounted to S140S.30.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10

G. j. MCCARTHY, Proprietor,
Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10
BssINEss LOCALS.

The Stockyards now have automo'
biles for hire by the day or hour.
Lutted's Hawaiian poi In pound cans
for sale by all druggists and grocers.
The Junction Saloon, corner of King
and Beretania streets, has been opened
by Harry A. Juen.
Fisher, Ables Co. will sell Wednes-
day, July II, quantity of general
merchandise at their salesroom, Queen
corner Fort.
New and stylish hats for dress and
street wear at very reasonable prices
at Madame Josephine's millinery par
lors, 1872 Hotel street.
/ We have just received from New
York the very latest in ladies' skirts.
TVhey will be sold this week at ex-
Jtremely low prices. A. Blom.
Beautiful yellow Samoan (Nicue Is
land) she'll necklaces, extra lengths.
Call and see them. New round tapas.
Hawaii 6 South Seas Curio Co., Alex
ander Young building. Dark brown
lauhala hats to order,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10
ONE VIEW OF KILAUEA.

Kilauea. if watched through her very
ing moods for three or four hours.
looms the greatest natural wonder
west of Niagara. To the edge of Car
lyle's OK Cor the tourist who after an
outburst cried her to give him the
other barrel''), it is a Gargantuan pot
/ of tar with bubbles of fire on the sur
Face. To man it is that place where
Fhe Engineer, having finished "a planet,
banked His fire, that He might, may
hap, find reason some day for its
destruction.
NICNTOIl MITRDOCK
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10
zoo VAUDEVILLE OPENING.

Everything is in readiness for the
Saturday evening, July Is. A good pro-
fessional vaudeville company has been
engaged. and events point to a most
suspicious opening
Parties wishing to reserve seats in
advance can do SO at 10c. a seat ex-
ira by telephoning to Blue 3471, Kali
muki Zoo.
The cars that connect with cars
running to the Zoo will leave corner
of King and Fort streets at 1927, 1857
and S:27 o'clock. The Rapid Transit
will look after the crowds by running
large cars and trailers at these hours.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10
THE MOONLIGHT CONCERT.

The Honolulu Symphony Society S
moonlight concert takes place on Satur-
day evening next in the Waikiki
grounds of Jas. B. Castle.
A particularly attractive program
has been arranged and the entertain
ment promises to be quite the most
enjoyable of the season.
The scene of the concert is a particu-
larry lovely one at any time, but when
the moon is at it's full the enchantment
of the surroundings defieS description.
Tickets, price so cents each, are now
on sale at Ehlers & Co., Wichman &,
Co., Benson & Smith, Hebron Drug
Co. and HOLSTER Drug Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10
CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES.

at the police station again. This time
it is James Love, the patrol wagon
driver, who got the blow. There will
be only two drivers under the new re-
gime and some money will be saved.
The two drivers will take nine and
fifteen hour watches, alternating every
two weeks. The short watch is the day
watch and the long one the night
watch. Love has taken a position at
the Quartermaster's corral.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10

Somehow or other a man
never feels quite like work
on a Monday morning.
Too much rest, maybe.
A pick-me-up at the CRl-
TERlON will put you and
work on the best Of terms
and you'll 60 to office like a
tWo-year-old to the starter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10
EMMA SQUARE TONIGHT.

The Hawaiian band will give a pub
lie moonlight concert this evening at
1880, at Emma Square, playing the fol-
lowing program:
PART I.
March-"Lewis and Clark Exposition"
Road to Glory. King
Ballad-"Light of the World. Adams
Selection-"Rose of Shiras" .Eilenberg
PART II.
Vocal-Ha waiian Songs. ar. by Berger
Mrs. N. Alapai.
Selection-.'Amerfcan Airs" ....Berger
Intermezzo-"Just for Fun" Manley
Finale-"Florindy" ............ Mackie
THE Star Spangled Banner"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
GREAT WAVE Of
ENTHUSIASM
Which May Unite Russians Will
Follow C0nyOcatiOn
or THE zEMSKY TABOR
NEWS OF czAR's DECISION TO
GIVE THE MASSES A VOICE
CAUSES IMMENSE SAT-
iSFACTioN.

st. petersburg, Midnight, Feb H.
The news that Emperor Nicholas has
indorsed fhe scheme for the revival
Of the zemsky tabor, or ancient land
parliament, which the old emperors
convoked in times OF stress, has
spread through the city and brought
intense sat sfaction among the lib
eral classes. The newspapers this
morning were filled with articles de-
scriptive of this ancien Russian in
stitution, indicating that word had
gone forth that the government had
decided &c listen to the voice of rep.
fcsentat,yes Of the people, There is
sona scep icism whether the govern
nent intends frankly TO take tho
step; but the general verdict Is that
II the emperor has succeeded in
shaking off the raactionary influence
ana now proceeds in good fai h 10
summon the zemsky tabor. he Will
rally to his support be moderate lib.
erals and perhaps arouse a wave &
genuine onthraiasm in the country.
The lihersls are convinced thai the
meeting OF such q conservative body
must be followed by reforms.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
ILLINOIS GUARD TO ATTEND
RESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL

Springfield. H., Feb. 12.-Compahy
of The 9TH infantry. l. n. g., Will at
tend the President Rooseve inaugu-
ration. The men so as individuals,
standing their own expenses. but will
go fully armed and equipped and will
be in the parade The company also
attended The inauguration Of McKin
ley.
Honorable discharge from she ser
vice. Sn fantry-lFospital Steward
Curtis p. Somerville. Principal Must
clan n, CLARK and Priyates 5. Leon
Bates. james Z. Mcdonnell. p. S. Ga.
ten, Clarence S. Green. Fred HAM
mond. Arthur jackson, Clarence
Ionee. Rohcrt J. Scott. Henry B.
sloane. Clifford N. Sloan. william G.
Sloan and Charlss F Wright.
Company /. Sih infancy Privaies
Jas Howell and Philip Richardson.
by order OF the commander in chief
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
STRIKERS MUST GO TO WORK
OR BE EXPELLED.
Warsaw's Chief OF Police viii Begin
Wholesale Department.

Warsaw. Feb. 1e.-- Baron Won N6l
ken. chief Of police Of Warsaw, who
had Just returned from a conference
with Governor General Tchertkoh II
the province Of Warsaw, today gave
the Associated Press the, following
details regarding the sta'e of affairs
in this distriuts
"Ihe strike continues in all Of the
big factories. Tomorrow, the manu-.
facturers are coming To ME to disEuss
the situation, and Tuesday | propose
seeing some representatives Of the
strikers.
Unless the strikers freturn 40
work. the police win expef all fhose
living cutsile of the Warsaw district
II they will not work they must go
home. The men have no money, and
il Is Impossible taa the s'rike can
continue much longer. our task is
one Of great difficulty. We are not
lighting ecoyOmic. but political
movement. having its origin in ST
Petersburg.
"The worst troubles. however, are
probably over. Small . disturbances
may break ont here and there, by.
not on such q scale as the earlier
riots here"
Az Factories Closed.
4 private lclegram from Dombrova
says that all factories are closed.
Thirty thou and wagon loads of ere
area standing On tho railway tracks
and .tne entire frgigtt raffc of the
Vistul9 line must be suspended unless
the wagons are removed,
TIE coal supply Is the most urgeng
question in Warsaw since the Sosny-
vice strike began. Governor General
Teohtkofr TODAY received a telegram
from 'Emperor Nichc las. permitting
him to import coal Gree Of do y from
Silesia for a fortnight. and orders
were Immediately dispatched TO the
Sites an mines
"A telephone message from lob
SAYS thar an Is quiet. bat that manus
facturers are convinced that ihe
s rikers have no intention TO return
II werk on slonday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
Letter TO Law Partner Taken
From His Secretary
TO USE AS EVIDENCE
GREAT SECRECY" WAS ASKED
BY THE SENATOR WHO
SUMMONED HIS PART
NER TO WASHING
TON "UNBE-
KNOWN"

Portland. Oregon, Feb. 12-Follow-
ing The confession of Former Judge
Albert II Tanner, law partner of Sen.
ator Jlan r. Mitchell that he had
periured himself before the grand
jury in regard to the practice agree
men between himself and Senator
Mitchell, letter TO Tanner from
Henry G. Robertson, the senator's
secretary, and held as possible evil
1ence against she accused solon.
Mitchell Asks "Great Secrecy
The governments attorney believes
he let er was written to Indicate the
inc Of testimony to be given by Tan.
ler. Great secrecy is asked by sena
.or NJ chcn in regard TO the business
Of the law firm.
The story goes back to the invest.
cation of the land frauds in Oregon.
when persons convicted of swearing
falsely to secure government lands
or speculation asserted that Senator
Mitchell accepted O bribe TO help sc
slre Che lands.
Some time ago Judge Tanner sw0re
0 the grand jury that he ana the
enator had made an agreement in
902. by which all money received by
him for appearance before govern.
merit depar ments should go TO Tan
Ter alone, as senator is not allowed
10 plead before departments.
Then Tanners son went before the
same jury and swore chat the agree.
uent was signed only two months
ago, The son was indicted for pef-
jury and the elder Tanner yesterday
confessed that his son told the truth
and he an untruth
In the meantime Senator Mitchell
on Feb ), wrote a letter 10 Tanner
and sent it to the secretary. This lets
ter was taken today.
In il the senator says the facts of
the agreement are that the senator
was to have no interest whatever in
any business of Tanner before any
departments on any land mater; that
the senator never know until now
that money for such services had
been credited to Mitchell or to the
irn. but that Mitchell knew nothing
of the bookst1 that eIirchelr toflen ShI
tioned Tanner not TO fniX the senator
up in land. Office affairs, that 10 this
day Michel did not know what book
entries were made or what was done
with receipts for department prac-
ice. This is taken by the govern.
ment attorney to be a direction 10
Tanner as to how he should testify
before, the grand jury; but the sena-
tor says in the letter of these as
sertiOns:
Il hope, therefore, you will do me
justice at The proper time in giving
ne facts just as they are, and as
have stated them"
He closes by admonishing the ~.
most secrecy and asking Tanner 10
hasten unbeknown to Washington
with all books of the firm, "as ] am
extremely anxious to see for myself
whac the books show"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
CANESFORPR|zES
NOT GAMBLING
SAYS CHIEF JUSTICE Ricks, or
SUPREME COURT, IN RULING
ON CASE AGAINST SOCIETY
WOMEN.

Taylorsyille H.. Feb 12.--Chlef
Justice james B. Ricks, of the Illinois
supreme court. has come 10 The res
cue Of tie panic-sirieken women of
Taylorsyille, who were threatened
few days ago with indictment for
gambling ii they do not cease play
ing cards for prizes,
States Attorney r. c. Neff, the
young prosecutor of Christian county,
who closed up all he gambl ng joints
in the county, went after social gsmb-
ling with a sharp stick and started
the panic. Bur Judge Ricks apparent
ly has settled the matter with an
opinion that card playing for prize
is no gambling within the meaning
of the statutes of the state of Illinois.
Any one has a perfect right 70 give
prizes at card party, and the givers
or the winners of the prizes are not
n my opinion, guilty of gambling in
anv sense Of the word, and the GAM,
ng atutes cannot be construed SO
IS to cover such cases
where the players put up money
FOR a prize and chen play fer that
arlze they are guilty Of gambling and
nav be prosecuted IN ler the statutes
But that I understand S moi the me D..
Cd of prizeglying in vogue at ladies
card parties Where the prize is sim.
My the gift Of me hostess to The most
successful player there is no gamb.
ling transaction
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
WITH KING EDWARD
Russia's Ambassador Conferred, and
Peace May Have Been Discussed.

London. Feb. I'm. Benckdendorff
The Russian ambassador TO Grea.
Britain had a long conference today
with King Edward at Buckingham
palace. /; was sad both at the Rus
sian embassy and the foreign office
after the confer .nce that it had moth
ing whatever to do with the rituation
of peace negotiations between Russia
and Japan, Nevertheless the general
Impression Is tina. NJ, Benckendorff
presented 10 his majesty commuui
cation from the car which indicated
that Russia would be glad to have
The good Offices of Great Britain in
opening negotiations with Japan look
ing to- an end Of the war
There IS no element IN Great Brit.
ain which IS in better position 10
know what the prospects for peace
are than the great financial HOUSES
waich constitute London the money
center OF the world. II is a note
worthy fact that the responsible men
in the world Of high finance are con
fdent thar peace is Close az hand
and that- Great Britain and The Unit
eI STATES viii have much to do with
bringing about a settlement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
coNoREssMENs EuLoeIEs
ON LATE SENATOR HoAR.

Washington, Feb. t2.-Tribute -
the. memory of Senator George Fris-
bic Hoar Of Massachusetts was the
occasion Of a special session of the
house of representatives today Many
members attended the session which
began at noon Tae GALLERIES were
occupied literally. Eulogies occupied
tae house until 2:37 o'clock D. m,
when resolutions were adopted and
the hoa-a was adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
MORE REFUSES
FOR THE RUSSIANS
COMPANY ATTACKS WAiTAo-
SHAN. BUT IS DRIVEN BACK
DEFENSIVE WcRKsshRE CON
TINuE0 81 kuECPATklN.

Tokioy Feb, l2.--Japanese Manchu-
rlan headquarters telegraph that a
company OF Russians attacked Wait
oashan Friday night ana was re-
pulsed Rucsian batteries on the west
ern foot of the Ia mountain shelled
Putsaowo on Friday. A company of
Russians attacked Liuchjentun Satur
day morning and was repulsed Rus
sian artillery then slowly shelled Liu-
chien;un and vicinity.
The Russians have continued de-
fensive wOrkg TO Liuchjentun and
seem to have extended taeir right
wing lalopg fEe- Jaflyayltd Siaofang,
shef, which us 'abont mile and a
quarter east of Mentapao
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
NO TgoUaLe YESTERDAY.

st Petersburg. eFb. l2--fhe an
tielpatea renewal Of trouble among
workmen .oday was not realized
Neither strikers nor students made
the slightest attempt % demonstrate
and throughout the day the city pre-
sented normal appearance The
smperor's crea Jon ef the joint con-
mission Of mas.ers and workmen,
chosen by themselves 10 investigate
the causes of discomfort among the
laborers has made an exceedingly
good impression being regarded as
lennite evidence cf the governments
purpose to compel some of the rapacl-
Gus masters who have paid starvation
wages to do justice 10 thelr employ
err
NJ. Souvorin, in a sarcastic editorial
article in the Noyoe Vremya, suggests
that the best egress from the present
trouble Is to evolve an American syn
dicate to come in and take over fhe
governmen. "as Americans make the
best managers of big enterprises
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
sHE ASKS szo.cCo
FOR BEING KISSED.

Beiiircrs. Feb. f3.-Thc market
value ot Kiss IS likely to be judici-
ally determined at last Miss Marga-
re- Hagaman. by hcr lawyer Nsssrs.
Thomas c Ruddal and Martin G.
.Kenn :, has hlc1 aui in The city
court against Henry callcnde-. de-
manding $4,000 beCalge Ar Cailen-
der $ said 70 have "hugged aad kiss
Cd The fair plaintiff agaiRss htr viii.
The declaration chaTg that On
Jan. . last the defendant assaulted
and beat the plaintiff and with force.
put his, arms around her neck kissed
and lmgged ser. For bis kiss. plus
the natural accompaniment IF a hug.
Miss Hagamsn demands S2o9oe dam
aees.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
SUED FoR GROCERY BILL.
Wife Of Millionaire Howard Gould
Defends an Action for sffe.

New York. Feb r. Mrs Howard
Gould was made defendant ia suit
brought against her in the District
Municipal court today fsr Sll6.o5 for
household provisions whica George r..
scaaffer. a grocer aud hacher says
he Is unable 20 collect Mrs. Gould.
was also recently. sued for .S3,pe9
dres SNEAKER bill and the case IS pend
ing in .ha Supreme court
Mr. Gould. who has been jeiuea On
technical grounds with his aife in
both slils. has mabe affidavit nat
he makes his wife Sufficient a
lowancs Tor all her needs, and he is.
therefore. not responsible f9r her
debts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
FROZEN TO DEATH
On His Doorsteps, With his Arm
Reaching for the Knob.

Chicago, Fsb. 12.-Mathias Dried
zina's beclouded brain played fatal
prank Il directed him 10 the door
Of his home and then neglected 10
urge him to unlock the door. With
his hand on the door knob he sue
cumbed TO the pierciag north wind
and froze to death. DEATH came quiet
ly, but It left Driedzina clinging. the
body leaning against the door jamb
until the morning. When the door
was opened the corpse fer into the
nall The police say Driedzina was
under the influence of liquor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
KILLED HER CHILDREN.
And Herself Because They Al suf-
fered From Asthma.

Bloomfield, n J.. Feb. 12.--Because
her two babies were affic ed with
asthma. from which she herself had
suffered since childhood, Mrs. Elsie
Loux put the E-ile ones TO bed. turn
ell on the gas and lay down beside
them to die. The children were found
dead and the mother dying. She left
a letter to her husband implorinG
forgiveness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION.

Erie, Pa Feb. 12.r-An explosion Of
natural gas at the home Of he care
taker et the city wRter works resaT
voir injured four persons this even
ing Two Of .he injured may die.
All were hlown through a secon 4
story window and down an enbank-
ment 50 feet high.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
WILL CALL our, RESERVES.

London. Feb. 12-Special dispatch
es from Constantinople reporz that
the minister Of war had decided -
call ou. all reserves in Macedonia n
anticipation Of an insurrectieH IN the
spTinz
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
SPANISH ELECTIONS.

Lisbon. Feb. i2.=The general cleo
lions which were held today resulted
in a large majority for the ministry
TIE republicans obtained large
majority IN Lisbon. bur monarchistie
successes In the surrounding dis
tricts give the latter the prepouder.
anre.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
WOODEN LEG.
Caused Him to Slip. and Then the
Pilots Gun, Went off.

Evansville. Ind. Feb. 12.-An arti-
fetal leg caused. the arrest Of joan
H. Brown, a river pilot today. His
wooden leg caused him TO slip on the
ice and his revolver. which he carried
IN his hand. was discharged. Shoot
ing within The city lhaiis was tho
charge placed against him
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
$4,000 FIRE AT TAYLoRvlLLe.

Decauir. Ill. Feb. 12.-Fire in tbc
business quarter Of Tayiorriile to-
night destroyed stores Loss. $40
00e The FIRE department from De
cafar va sumRoned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13
gftif .ssa 44st+TFyt,s IN,
CAR AeuseD lNTHEATER.

81. Petersburg. Feb. l2--Al me
Mali theater tonight scene was Gre
ateN by cries OF Down with the au-
tocracy." and personal abuse of the
emperor The demonstrators were
elected from the theater. The police
continue to make arrests.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-13

scoDtiausd On FiiA rasel