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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
W|TTE CONFERS
WITH Mr.. MEYER
Discusses Peace Conference With
U. S. Minister
FALSE REPORTS NAILED
PARIS PAPERS ALLEGED REVELA.
TON OF cZAR'S INSTRUCT. s
IONS TO HIS. ENVOY OF.
FiCiALLY DENIED.

St Petersburg July 1G.--M Witte
spent an hour with Mr.. Meyer, the Am
erican ambassador, at the Kleinmichel
Palace Today, discussing the forth
coming peace conference
Before leaving for Paris next We'd
nesday Witte will have still another
audience with the emperor. In the
meantime he must pay round of
official visits to all the imperial minis.
ters. Witte is expected to be the bear
|er of personal message from the
emperor 10 President Roosevelt.
The Associated Press is authorized
by M Hartwig, director Of the first
department Of the foreign office, to
deny in the most categorical fashion
the report of the alleged contents of
the instructions to Witte, published in
Paris by the Echo De Paris and else.
where abroad.
"The reports pretending to reveal
the contents of the instruction to the
Russian plenipotentiaries are mere
guess work. said Hartwig. "These in
stTuctions have been seen by only
four persons, the Emperor, Wltte, For
eign Minister Lamsdorff and myself
The Echo DE Paris reports says
they consist Of five pages, whereas the
| fact Is they cover over twenty pages
The paper says the instructions are
vague, while on the contrary they are
detailed
"On one point only. according to the
Echo DE Paris, are they absolutely
specific, namely, as to the leyelling o.
the fortiiications of Vladivostok; bu
4 can say to.yon that there age mani
luther specific points"
4 Hartwig also pronounced the storie
that M, Murayieff's displacement wa
\ the result Of intrignes hyp ForeigI
Minister Lamsdorff to be untrue inycn
tions. Prince Mestchersky editor 0
the Grashdanin. in warmly supporting
Wftte's appointment, declares him t,
be the only Rugsfan statesman equa
to the task set him Count fgBatieII
instead OF Prince viatopeik-psirsky
will snccecd Bouligin as minister o
the interior according to the Slovo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
DECEIVED HIM HE
CUT HER THROAT
Cold BIooded Uxorcide in a
Pleasure Park
WIFE HAD NOT MONEY
SHE cLAlMEDlTo HAVE AND WAS
OLDER THAN SHE ADMITTED
BEFORE MARRIAGE WHICH
ENRAGED HIM.

LaJunta, Col, July 16--John Schisk-
loskas, wanted al Belmont, Mass, for
the murder of his wife last Wednas-
day night, was arrested this after
noon by Sheriff Barr while passing
through the city on a Santa Fe rail-
road. The murderer confessed and
gave the details of the tragedy. He
said thai he and his wife were drink
ing and quarreling Wednesday after
noon, and continued the quarrel at the
park that n ght. when he tauGrs en-
ragged him to such an extent that he
cut her throat with a knife and threw
her body into a gully. Then he start
ed west.
The prisoner expressed his willing
ness to return. When he married her
last February the woman represented
that she had 5000 and was % years
old. He found afterwards that she
had but 1920 and was more than forty
years old The deception was. a coa-
stant cause of quawels.
wednesday afternoon they decided
to go to California and the wife fur
nlshed money for the tickets. Then
they drank heavily during the after.
noon and went to, the park at night
The quarrel over the false statements
the woman had made before mar
riage wa begun anew and the mas
became enraged at his wife,s- an
swers. He threw a rock and struck
her in the head, and while she was
I lying unconscious he gashed he,
throat with pen knife and dragged
the body through an unfrequented
paH Of the park, throwing ii In ths
gully and covering it with rubbish
Then Schiskloskas returned home
slept as peacefully as ii nothing hat
happened and left for the west Thurs
day morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
Fears for His Life During Pres
ent Scandal
NERVOUSOvERPUDLICITY
COUNTRY HOME NEAR cLEvE.
LAND PRACTICALLY uNAP-
PRoAcHABLE - WON'T
EVEN GO TO
CHURCH.

Cleveland. O., July 16.--It Is said
thar John d Rockefeller's fears for
his personal safety again have become
paramount. The bodyguard at Forest
Hill Is said 10 have been increased
and 10 have received renewed exhoqka-
tion to vigilance. Predictions are add
ed that Rockefeller will forego his
frequent appearances in public until
the agitation against him shall have
died away
II Is pointed ont that he is much
more sensitive TO appearance than Ia
commonly supposed. and so even il
lnnafraid fer his life, he would hesitate
before appearing at his church or else
where while the revived scandal is a
present sensation.
Fears Attempt on Life.
The present controversy with lila
! Tarbell, during which the woman s
magazine article has gained broad cir
culation. has made the oil king ner-
vous and Ii Ia said he fears that some
crank who might have become con
vineed Of the veracity OF the printed
statements may attempt his life.
Rockefeller has always lived mere Or
loss IN secluslon while In Cleveland,
but has never failed TO attend Sunday
school regularly.
Utmost Vigilance Maintained.
Now his residence on Forest Hill
$ well nigh unapproachable. Even his
Inrivate secretary cannot be seen. The
Utmost vigilance Is being maintained
i by the attendants at tho Forest Hill
4 residence, ana every intruder, lid mat
tar what might be his errand. III close
Ilg questioned and practically ordered
on the promises after a brief hearing
Never befsre was such vigilance thf
1 rule
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
SENATOR CLARK RALLYiNG.
Satisfactorily From Operation for Re
mova OF Ahscess.

New York, July 1G.- United States
Senator William Clark OF Montana
continues to rally satisfactorily from
the operation which he underwent yes
terday for removal Of an abscess oI
the brain. The strength whicn
brought him through fa'ly comforta
bic night continued throughout the
day and tonight physicians in at
tendance said that the senator's con
dition was such TO be favorable fol
lowing the delicate and grave opera
tlon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
GIRL A SUICIDE
Anna Hill Formerly Of this City
Ended Life in st. Louis.
,DESPoNDENT OVER Ill HEALTH
AND PosTPoNEMENT OF MAR.
RlAGE-BoDY FOUND BY HER
MOTHER IN MoRGuE.

Despondant over i'll health which re-
suited in the postponement of her
marriage, Miss Anna Hill, formerly of
this city, ended her life in st. Louis
last Thursday in her room on the
third floor of the house at 2242 Wash
ington street, Sc. Louis.
Saturday her mother, Mrs. Clara
Hill, who also formerly resided here,
but now of 1116 Locust street, ST
Louis, went to the morgue and idanti.
fed the body of the suicide as that OF
her daughter
According to yesterdays St Louis
papers, the mother has been in st
Louis about a month and her daughter
TWO weeks. Neither was aware Of the
others presence in the city
Mrs. Hill says her daughter lived In
Kansas CITY year after leaving hel
home at Cairo, and that she was en-
gagged to be- married to young mar
lby the name Of Young. A telegram
was sent TO Young and he answered
saying that he would take the frs
train for ST. Louis.
Last Thursday evening Miss Hill
drank laudinum and died at o'clocl
Friday morning at the city hospital
The body has been at the morgu
since Friday morning, and not unit
Saturday evening did the mother lear
of the death of her daughter. Sh
said her daughter was about 22 year
old
\ Arrangements will probably b
made to ship the body to Cairo 10
burial
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
Gen. w. W, BIackmar Succumbs
to Nephritis
SKETCH OF HIS CAREER
SERVED THROUGH CIVIL WAR
WITH DISTINCTION AND
WAS ApJuTANT GENERAL
OF MASSACHUSETTS
A LONG TIME.

Boise. Idaho, July 16.-General w.
w. Blackmar, commanderin-chief of
the G. A. r.. died today of interstitial
nephritis His wife was with him dur
ing his illness. The body will be en-
balmed and taken to the home of the
family at Boston
The general arrived on July 10 on 4
tour during which he intended to visit
grand al ny posts throughout the
northwest. He was i'll when he ar.
rived and gradually failed The SER
ionsness OF his condition was kept
from the public at the request of his
wife.
Gen. Blackmar was born July %,
1s41, at Bristol, Pa. He enlisted IN
the Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry
and subsequently Joined the First
West Virginia He served with dis
tinction through the war and at Five
Forks was promoted on the field by
Through three administrations. those
of Governors Lon, Talbot and Rice,
he was Judge advocate general Of Mas
sachnsetts. At the last national en-.
campement oi the G. A. r., he was
elected ommander-in.chief
General Blackmsr's Successor.
Baltimore, Md, July 16.-By the
death Of Gen. Blackmar, Captain John
r. King OF Baltimore, senior vice
eommander-in-chief, becomes acting
commander In chief and will cont nue.
as such lmfiI the next national en-
campment Captain King II pension
agent for Maryland Virginia and
West Virginia and has an office in
Washington.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
GIRLS LOST ON PIXIES pEaKf
Searching Party Sent Out Because Of
Fear That Accident Has BefaIlen
Mountain Climbers.

Colorado Springs, Colo, July 16s-
Misses Josephine and Edna Filter of
Maquoketa, Ta., probably are lost on
the slopes Of Pixies Peak They were
members of burro party that left
Manitou Tuesday morning TO ride to
the summit. but they have not return
ed, and their friends are greatly alarm.
ed Sheriff Grimes was appealed TO-
and a searching party was sent out
tonight The sisters have had no ex.
.perience with mountain climbing, and
were insufficiently clothed for expos
nre to the night air II Is feared they
may have met with an accident.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
YOUNG GIRL SHOT DEAD BY
MARRIED WOMAN IN ST. LOUIS
Tragedy oecurresd in Street in Front
of Her Home--lII Feeling Be
tween Families the Cause.

5 st Louis, July l6.--In the presence
Of her mother, Bessie Barnes. l5
years old, was shot dead In the street
IN front Of her home, a702 Lneas
avenue today. Mrs Mary Carder
aged thirty, IL under arrest charged
with the shooting which Is said TO
be the elimination of III feeling be,
tween the two families. Tonight Mrs.
Carder lay strapped to cot at the
police station raving over the shoot
ing. BY her side were her three
small children.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
AGREE TO JOIN IN THE
MOROCCO CONFERENCE

Tangier, July l6. 6.-Great Britain and
Spain have accepted the invitation of
the Sultan of Morocco % attend the
international conference ON Moroccon
reforms on condition that the contents
ol program 10 be discussed BY the con
ference be communicated 70 them he
fore hand
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
LINEWTCH PLANS
DEMONSTRATION
FOR EFFECT ON THE PEACE CON
FERENcE-FoRcE NUMBERS
NEARLY 100000, AND HE IS
RAPIDLY BRINGING FORWARD
SUPPLIES.

Toxic, July 1G.--It is officially re-
ported that Gen, Linevitch's force
numbers nearly 100000 and it is re
ported that he is extensively using
water transportation to bring forward
men, supplies and ammunition.
An officer who recently returned
from Manchuria expresses the opin
ION that Linevitch plans great dem
onstratiun to synchronize with the
meeting of the tlenipotentiaries but
that he does not intend real aggres
sion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

The art cf polite conversation seems
to have dcgenerated among men to Z
discussion OF the ways and means Q
making money Every second man II
the larger centers has scheme--ant
TOO often 1t is a scheme to get money
from the public without giving honest
value in return. Canadian Magazine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
Character Building.

Character is building that must
stand and each man should take heed
how he builds; TO see to 1t that ne
he's foundation that will endure. You
are building not for the hour for which
you live, but Tor the day Of revelation
when you shall receive just what you
are.--Rev. Madison A. Peters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
Knew Preclousness u Tine.

Charles Wesley was incredibly dill
gent in the use Of time. cconomizing
Ats smallest bits and fragments. In
all other things he was gentle and
easy to be entreated-in this, inexor.
able. Once, while Kept waiting, he
vas heard to exclaim. X have lost
ten minutes, forevef!"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

The time Is past when the diet OF
the lone lorn woman consisted of tea
and buns. or a outlet and glass Of
sherry. Nowadays women are often
as appreclative of good fcod as are
men, and occasionally they appreciate
good uine.--Hearth and Home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
Electricity ard Digestion.

A scientific man III Buffalo pro
claims that he has discovered that
working about high voltage electric
apparatus results in grave distur'
Dances OF th digestive organs. loss Of
appetite. distress after eating and q
whole train OF dyspeptic symptoms.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

Why Is 1t that, with all the pother
about the beatitude OF motherhood, no
one has a good word to say for father
hood? Fatherhood never had any halo,
and robody has missed H. Who ever
heard Of mans shirking his duty to
the race. and who ever praised him
for performing IL?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
Wire Used IN stone-aawrnu.

stonesawing Is now carried on ruc-
ccssfully by means Of a wire in place
OF saw An endless wire works
over pullcys, as In the bandSaw N
Ia driven al d uniform speed, and
the cutting Is done BY sand mixed
with water.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
how a Zee gave op work.

On landing in Australia our hiv'
bee industriously collected quantitie
sof honey. Finding, however tina
there was no winter such as we hay
in England, 1t gave up laying in stores
Its morals are corrupted, for It - ~
longer busy" and leads bntterii
life. Nature Notes. ss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
wonasrf,iI Pocket knlfe.

A Sheffield tEngiand) Arm has on
view in its window pocket knife pos.
scssing seyentyfiye blades. Each
blade has a local scene engraved upon
It. The firm offers $4,000 V any per
son who can shut all the blades with
out cutting Ills finFc.s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

New South Wales Is overrun with
nice. In cnc store IN the town Of
MERTON the other day 10000 we're
MauEht.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
When Citlxcnshlp IL Lost.

No person who has been convicted
of felony has the right to register
for or vote at any election, unless ne
shall have been pardoned and restor.
ed to the rights Of citizenship. This
does not apply to person convicted
Of misdemeanor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
Makino Castor oii PaIatable.

To take castor oil take two sweet
oranges, squeeze the juice of one into
q glass, add the oil. then squeeze on
the Juice OF the other orange. stil
briskly and swallow. II the oranges
are sour use little sugar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
What Work Lis.

Work Is social action. It IS the ex.
preston Of social energy for social
use. 1t Is essentially collective, and
va find work most developed among
most collective creatures, as the ant,
the bee, the man.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

An estate OF 10000 acres bordering
on the Delaware river Is solely util.
ixed for the study Of live birds. II Is
thoroughly equipped as a Bird OBJ
sorvatory.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
ROOF or HOSPITAL
Fell IN During Celebration Of Mass.
Killing 16 Women.

Formo. Italy, July i6-gThe roof of
the chapel Of the Women's Hospital
fell In this morning during ceiehra-
ton OF mass, killing sixteen women
and injuring "a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

"Oh, mamma" exclaimed Ethel,
i've got IAN awful pain! Won't you
please give mo big dose Of that medi-
cine with the sugar in Il? Quick.
mamma. before the pain goes awayi"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
wnrk for All.

A woman cant sharpen q pencil. It's
true,
But proudly she holds up her head
When she notes what a man. clumsy
creature, viii do
When you give him a needle 10 thread.
Washington Star
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

The Parsons (Kan.) sun consoles
TIE town over the fact that the Bald
win locomotive works VIII not be lo-
Gated there by saying that there Will
b. more room for other Industries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

Rio Grandc DO Sui, the most south
erp state In Brazil, adjoins Uruguay
on the south and has about 100000
population. 100000 Of whom are Ger
mans or OF German descent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

A Brussels chemist Is stated to have
succeeded In overcoming the obstacles
10 covering with silver and gold pat
ing lace, embroidery, fine wood cary.
ing and other non-conducting articles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

II don't want ter go ter heaven till
my time como, en- don't want ter IN
torfore wld Providence by forcin' dc
seascn Atlanta Constitution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

Christianity wants nothing so much
Ii the world al sunny people The old
aro hnngriar fpr love than for bread.
-~WomnEl Life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

Honor for Orchestra Players.
The management Of the Royal Op-
era. london. now prints On It's pro
grams the names Of the members Of
the orchestra.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

California OranVeo and Gold.
The orange production of California
amounts to about sls,0o0.oO0 III value
ana the gold production shout slTs
nnn n0n g
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17
TO THE GUNWALES
Is City of Savannah Loaded this
Trip. Staterooms Full
Of ExcuRsloNtsTs AND CABIN
FILLED WITH coTs. HAD 600
SACKS OF WHEAT. 2to5
LEFT HERE.

The City of Savannah arrived last
night at l1:15 o'clock ON her regular
rip from St. Louis TO the Tennessee
river with one of the best trips of the
season,
Every room on the boat is filled
With passengers and the list is so
arge that number of cots have been
placed in the cabin to Accommodate
hose not able to secure a stateroom
The decks Of the boat were covered
With freight, tine most of which was
rain
She picked up 6,oO4 sacks OF wheat
" two bushels each at points along
the Mississippi in Missouri and 2.1j5
VI them were dumped off here for
hipment by rail to other points.
The boat is in charge of Captain
Hall, first mate Royal, second mate
,ox, deck clerk Ed Warren, who has
been on the Stacker Lee for the past
hree years, and clerks Morgan and
rodds. She will depart about o.
lock this morning.
The City of S4ftiIlo, contrary to ex-
Dectat ons. will not leave ST. Louis on
Ter first trip 10 the Tennessee river.
every stataroom on her has already
)een engaged and it is expected that
when she leaves that city she will be
| oaded down with human freight She
| will be in charge of Captain Crane
md First Clerk S. G. Baker, who have
Until the new boat was put into com
| mission been running on the City o1
| Savannah.
| The Charlotte Boecklar arrived
rom Hickman, KY, yesterday morn
ng at IL o'clock with derrick boa
md one barge Of wood for the Inter
ltates Company.
The government tow boat Chlsc;
passed from Rosa Clara to Memphis
| with several barges of stone at 1873
oclock yesterday afternoon.
The Peters Lee, on her regular tri
70 Memphis from Cincinnati, arrive
| Vt 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon an
departed at 4 o'clock.
The river yesterday afternoon a
four o'clock showed a stage OF 30.
feet, or a rise of 6 of foot over tha
Of the proceeding twenty-four hours
1t is predicted that thirty-one foe
mark will have been reached by moo
today and that the river will stay q
that poitn for several days on a,
count Of a rise which Is coming out {
the Tennessee, which, is Is expected
will be large enough to hold II 81,
tionary for about week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-17

The Peters Lee. on her regular trij
40 Memphis from Cincinnati, arrived
ut 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
departed at o'clock
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02
cabe duda De 6sto que reconoci6 Ia pifa por Ia
Al sta por las facciones nada ms.

c,be duds Dc 6sto que reconoc6 Ia pifta por Ia
Al sta por las facciones. nada mas
tTacde debe tenerse .por concu ente la afrma-
ci6n de este testgo cuando dice que tene dua de
sae el cadaver halal e de Ia hi de Ia acus2da,
sieqdo as que aGrmaci6n sostenidu anene p0r
ia qs9 6 SOLO q hace, de que 2 caais que te-
ria e. cadzvar era e fnisrna cue Ia h2 de Ia
sa5a sal6 de casa por Ia de qae IA recoaoc6
en- IS faceiones cosa diffci de CUE pndera h2cero
dep uente, dade el estado del cadvsc DC caya cara
h ban desapaeclo los rds@os isi5lon,cos que pudie-
seryir para una indentfcaci6n aat;st@ct ria sgdn
sc despronde d9 iaforae percal del faoultatlvo que
practic6 Ia antopsia de Ia n1a?
InduG&oenente que
no es de desrssciar tannben n conteat:eita cue
este testigs da al ab,gado defensor cuaufo est e
prepunta 81 rcconocniente de Ia nina 10 hsbia heche
por e uaje, 10 cial respoade: "Des lv4s que
srrim6 ella s reconoc, 40 lleyar ella la ckqua
v no encontrarla ca casa de mi tia..., Ia que e
mlsmo. que 81 deducia que aquea faera Ia hija de Ia
acusada porque esa no la llevo Manati por no
contrar a la n ia en- casa de tia
La declarac6n de este test:go r1da prueba
pecto al particular: conjecture certeza airmaci6l
que no es corroborada constituye verdad.
Ell Decor Jose H. Amadeo, facultativo one prac-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02
| de Dofla Juliana Maldonado y de Don

de DofIa Ju1iana Maldonado y de Doa
Tuan Jose Rodriguez: por Ell Sud con
otros de laSucesi6n Lopez y de Don
Emilio Casas: por el Este con terrenos
de Don Francisco Parrillas y del di
cha eehor CaSas; y por {, Oesta cor te-
rrenos I'll geferido Don Juan Tis6 Ro
Idri@u. y dc Don Cosme Delgad
]. +F:s3basta tendr4 efecto en- nj Off
cir a.4i%s. en el mismo edifcio &c
.Co.te }eatigao local de Ia Audie cl9l
~ 81 dia 25 del presente mes 4 las
a.'av' BE IL ma 1ana y que~los tftdlo'
IA arooisdad Sc ecu ntran de mani
e ST. ofo5ra con los qae /
e fpfmarse el jilitador; advlrfita1o
'se On . ra tromar parte en Ia 81 PASTA
IA Il oerc. itarse previamente e. e.
t. cfcina G diez por ciento de Ia ceu-
d. cue se reclama.
Sn Iuan de Puerto Rico a eosto 2
i 1oo5 5-Tarie1 Sosa, putty Ma bal
g "a G IT. le Dis.ri.e de 1aa III b.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-02
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
ASfGTi0

Reg;stradsr de la prepisdsd sassitute que
fu8 ii aaos on Areeibe efrece sus servioinal
como Notams, en- Areoibe. Bajos de la oaS
ndmero i3, ssle de Ia Cruz, SO haee cary
Do pfesentar para sx inscripci6s en- ell RegA
tre de Ia proRisdAd del Distzito y remitar
los respesiyss iNteresados, les document
xe cen tai ebiats 90 le enviah.
AhGoERo. PUERT0 RICO.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-02
AROUND The STATE
Belle Fourche Irrigation Projec'
Goes-Another Artesian
Well West Of River
Little Girl Killed by Rattlesnake
in Gregory Co.-Big Wool
Clip and Big Price

The Indians on cheyenne River res
ervation have come to the conclusion,
after giving it a trial, that the leasing
or their reservation lands for pasturage
has not been a good thing for them.
While the plan brings them an annual
rental that in a lump is large when
divided among 5000 Indians it is not
. great amount for any of them. Be-
fore making the lease Alany of them
had gatherd together good sized herds
OF cattle and while the lease provisions
provide that they shall have the privi-
lege OF grazing their stock inside the
pastures it is claimed that their herds
annually have grown smaller instead
OF larger and that the Indians are re.
t%rograding instead of building up un-
der the system.