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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-01-13
THE second annual Cartoon Boo

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worx-oi c.rt. Mr., Handy is one of
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present time and the Mt is a
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suits. The book is composed OF
the best cartoons published during
the year and all should see that
they secure one of the little bears
comments on current events.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-01-13

is promised by those having the affair
incharge. The officers of the asso-
citation are:
Pres.--Wm. Vuoti, Ely.
Sec.-Matti Kokkonen, Hibbing.
Treas.-Victor Sandberg, Hibbing.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-01-13
Proceed ings
Proceedings
of the
SCHOOL BOARD
District No. IL.

Meeting held October 9Th, 1904.
Members present: Grant McMah-
an. director: Chas. Trezona. treasurer
and Ii. Van Blarcom, clerk.
Moved and supported that Mr. j L..
Young be instructed to draw up writ
ten proposals TO the School Board.
showing what his duties will be in
regard to completing plans and speci-
tications and experimenting erection
of new High School building and if
proposal is satisfactory to the school
board, that he be hired as architect.
Said proposals were submitted and
on motion duly supported, j. L.
Young was engaged as architect and
that he proceed TO get out plans and
submit the same to the school board
for their approval.
Moved and supported that the
meeting adjourn.
III. VAN BLARCOM, Clerk.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-01-13
BLIND PIGS.


range towns are afflicted.
Mr.. Bowling introduced a bill
which is designed to make it much
easier to secure convictions and to
make it much harder for the con-
victed to get off. The change
makes Imprisonment compulsory
instead of leaving it optional with
the court as to whether the pen
atty shall be a fine or imprison-
ment.
The act proposed by Mr.. Bowling
provides that anybody that sells
anything strong without obtaining
a state license shall be fined not
less than 800 or more than $500,
and imprisoned in the county jail
not less than sixty days nor more
than ninety days. To facilitate
convictions, magistrates are re-
ouired to issue search warrants on
information that any unlicensed
vendor has liquor in his pos
session, and the finding of such
liquor in the possession of the &C.
cused is made prima facie evidence
of his guilt. Not only that, but
unless it can be explained, it is
sufficient evidence to convict.
Ever since the iron ranges
secured a citizenship sufficient,
= lsxgesto be recognized IS an ~
por.azs part of st. Louis county,
Said Mr. Bowling in explaining hi
measure. the practice of illicit
fispossag of intoxicants has bee
E1rS5f sEc sssr5Ss osssaciss col
fronting the people of the norther
part Of the county. The loca
wade Of every citizen of the range
is just as great as that of an
section of the state. But it wi
readily be seen that the local prid
is often and at times severed
shocked by the frequent crime
recorded at the places where in
toxicants are freely and almos
openly sold.
- Blind pigging" seems to be an
almost official term, and implies a
place where liquors are sold with
out the disposer of the same hav-
ing secured a state license. The
existence of this evil practise is
great menace to the people of the
ranges. The sale of liquors at
these places entails a great expense
to the county in the punishment of
crime resulting therefrom.. The
largest percentage of criminal
proceedings in the justice. police
and district courts come from the
places-and there are hundreds Of
them-where liquor is sold around
cities, villages and at mining
locations without the supervision
OF the law. These places are, in
many instances, without the
pale of police supervision, and
frequently they are run by board
ing house keepers. The fact that
the proprietors and patrons of
these places are frequently familiar
only with foreign tongues makes
it difficult to secure conviction.
Under these circumstances the
lawful vendors of intoxicants in
many of the communities are be-
ginning to find that it is more pro-
fitable to tent beyond the limits of
the municipalities and dodge the
state license of $500, and the an
noyance of police supervision. Be-
sides the trade of the comm unities
thus surrounded is effected, be-
cause many stay at home and get
their drink from the blind pig and
their goods from peddlers.'
In the past the greatest diff
Guilty encountered in coping with
tbs nuisance has been the diff
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For SC.

Fast Colorede. Cretonne
Robings, excellent line of
patterns. The ri 6 h t
cloth for making up fine
comforters, used also for
Furniture Cove ring S.
Sold regularly at lOc a
yard. Our clearance sale
price per yard only SC.
Ask For Them.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-01-13

We.have decided on very substantial
REDUCTIONS on many of our finest Dress
Coos and FIannels, Fine Table Linens,
". @aaSds.- outing ~-Elannels. cling
hama. Cretonne Robings, Embroideries
and Laces, all broken lines of Ladies'
Children's and Boys Underwear. Ladies'
and Children Sweaters, Ladies and
Children S Goats, House Wrappers etc.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-01-13

In our Mems and Boys Departr. ent
Clearance Sale Bargains will inclu9e8
many good things. Ladies' and mild
rene Warna Slippers, Mems and Ressss
Sweaters, Mems Wool Underwear,
Mems and Boys Shoes, Mems Nt5ves
and Mittens, Mems Suits and Yvercoats,
Mems and Boys Winter Cars, etc. etc.S
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-01-13
For soc.

Big Clearance Sale bar
gains on the Celebrated
jamestown Wool Dress
Goods. No better wear
goods made than these.
Full SO in. wide, colors
are brown, navy, grey
and mixed shades. Our
former price on these
was 65c per yard,
clearance price only 39c
the yard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
HAS NOT BEEN
MADE PUBLIC
IMPERIAL MANIFESTO SUMMON
ING REPRESENTATIVES, OF
PEOPLE TO NATIONAL ASSEM-
HLY-TWo DRAFTS PREPARED

st. Petersburg, Aug. l3.-3.40 a. IN.
The publication Of the imperial man;
festo summoning Representatives Of
the people 70 d national assembly had
not been made up TO thi hour, ali
though the entire force Of employees In
the printing office where the document
u to be set up Il on duty. II II under
stood that two drafts Of manifesto
has been prepared, one combining with
the announcement Of the imperial fa-
yor in granting representation to the
people a. stirring call to arms to CON
tinue the war II necessary, and the
other providing for other contingen-
cies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
KILLED OFFICERS
THREE YEARS AGO
LOUIS STAcHoWSKi, CHARGED
WITH MURDER OF CHICAGO
POLICEMEN, CAPTURED BY
CONFESSION OF JOLIET PRis-
ONER.

Chicago, Aug. 12-The police believe
they are in fair way TO solve the
murder of Policemen Pennell and De
vine which occurred three years ago,
and which has so far remained an i'm
penetrable mystery.
A convict in the Joliet penitentiary,
Louis Growozewskl, offei ed to tell the
police who committed the crime If he
was granted a pardcn. This was
promised, and he declared the muir
ders were committed by Louis Stach.
|owski, Frank Helman and Frank Kroll
in fight following the effort of the
policemen to arrest them after a rob
berry. Kroll is dead, Helman is life
prisoner in Joliet and Stachowski was
arrested tonight after chase through
the streets in which the police were
compelled to fire several shots at him
Stachowski dnied that he had any
thing to do with the murders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
LEPROSY CURE IS
FOUND At LAST
SURGEONS AT MAN.
lLA FIND THE CROSS RAYS TO
BE THE GREAT HEALER
TWENTY-FIVE CASES ARE I'M
PROVING.

Manila. Aug 12.-American sur.
geons connected with the board of
health of Manila declare they have
discovered positive cure for lep-
rosy. OF twenty-five cases treated. all
have improved, six cases being abso-
lutely cured Several patients. por
tions of whose bodies were gone. have
recovered. All the cases have been
under observation for at least six
months and it is absolutely impossi
BILE to discover a trace of the germs
Of the disease in the blood of the pa
tents. The method used is a system
of X-Rays. The surgeons do not de-
sire their names to be mentioned at
present, They will not ask for the
rewards which have been offered by
various governments for cure for
leprcsy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
1900 DELEGATES
WILL Be PRESENT
AT NATIONAL RECIPROCITY CON.
FERENCE TO BE HELD IN CHI.
cAGo THIS WEEk--MANY
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS.

Chicago, Aug. l2. Fully 1900 dele
gates representing leading agricultur-
al, commercial and manufacturing as
sociations are expected to attend the
national reciprocity conference, 10
convene hero next Wednesday and
Thurs day.
Wednesday Mayor Dunne ami Gov
ernor Deneen will deliver addresses OF
welcome. senator CulIom, chairman
OF The senate foreign relations com
mitlee, will address the convention
Wednesday afternoon. Cullom win
be followed by Eugene N. Fcss. Of
Boston, one of the leading American
authorities of reciprocity.
Thursday a number of western gov
ernors, includ ng Cummins, OF Iowa;
Mickey. Of Nebra ka. and Hoch OF
Kansas, win address the conference.
John A. Kasson. father Of The Kasson
reciprocity treaties negoiiai0l under
the Mckinley administration. viii be
here either In person or will send a
statement g'vlng his views of the cx-
istlng situation as To reciprocity,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
.SYSONBY STILL
KING OF TURF
WON THE GREAT REPUBLIC
STAKE, PURSE $4,000, IN A
cANTER OVER 6RADY'S olS-
EAU.-WAS IN SUPERB FORM.

Saratoga. N. Y. Aug. 12.-one of
the greatest horse races of the year
was run here this afternoon when jas.
X. Keene's Sysonby fully justified his
title of King of the Turf in winning
the great Republic stake. worth $780,
900 to his owner Sysonby went to
the post favorate at odds of 3 to 20.
He never was in better condition.
James B. Brady's Oiseau. who finish
ed second, looked fully equal TO a
mile and a quarter ana beTtors showed
their confidence in his speed by play
ing him for all he was worth. Yet he
was as good as 1G 10 5 when the bugle
sounded Broomstick at 20 to was
third, Time 2:07.
The Hopeful, worth s1G,49O to the
winner, fell to Mohawk H., nine to
one in the betting. who ran very
game race and scored for John San.
ford the fourth stake race at this
meeting. Athlete at so TO second
mggler, to third Six furlongs
time 1:13 2-5.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
Celebration Throughout Russia
in Honor OF Birthday of the
Little Car
CAPITAL ILLUMINATED
AND STREETS ooRoEousLY DEC.
GRATED WITH BANNERS
WHILE NATIONS TROOPS
PARADED.

St Petersburg Aug l2-The first
Duke Alexis, her to the Russian
throne, was celebrated in a festive
manner throughout Russia today In
ST. Petersburg troops parade1 TO the
music of triumphal march written
in honor of the birth of the Czarevitch
Banners are flying in all streets and
the capital is brilliantly illuminated
tonight. All government offices, ex
cept the foreign office, were closed to
day, and ministers of state, heads OF
departments, and all persons WHOSE
rank entities them to admission tc
court went TO the Peterhof 10 CffeI
their fluctuations to the emperor and
empress and to participate in spec
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
KILLING HER HUSBAND.
Is Charge Lodged Against Kansas We.
man by Coroner's Jury.

Ottumwa, Ia, Aug. 12.--Mrs. Mary
Harris has been arrested, charged with
the murder of her husband, James M
Harris, a farmer, found dead in bed
Saturday morning August 5, with a
bullet wound in his head.
The coroner's jury returned YER
dict Of suicide, Conflicting testimony
before the coroner and other circum-
stances led the neighbors to suspect
that Harris was killed. An informa-
ton was then filed by the guardian Of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lewis, an aged
pair whom Mrs. Harris is said to have
defrauded of several thousand dollars
worth Of property.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
GRAND BALL TO
MISS ROOSEVELT
MOST BRILLIANT SOCIAL FuNc-
TON IN MANILA's HISTORY
GIVEN IN HONOR or AMERl.
CAN PRINCESS.

Manila. Aug. PA grand ball was
given tonight in Marble hall of the
government house, in honor of Miss
Alice Roosevelt by citizens of Manila.
t was the most brilliant and elaborate
function in the history OF the city.
Miss Roosevelt wore vice regal
native gown which was presented 70
her by several Filipino ladies' who
were occupied for three months in
making it.
Thousands of people attended the
BAN, many foreign and American lan
les wearing native costumes, Rear
Admiral Enquist, OF the Russian navy.
and his staff, were among those pres
ent.
The Taft party viii sail on the trans.
port Logan tomorrow afternoon for a
southern TRIP,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
KILLED IN RUNAWAY.
Mrs. Mary J. Foster, Who Had Rela
tiVes in Cairo, Killed in Missouri.

Willard, H., Aug. H.. Mary ]. Fos
ter, wife of Frank Foster of Cape Cir
ardeau, Mo- was thrown from her
buggy while out driving at Ardeola
Mo. and almost instantly killed. she
had started, accompanied by her son
to the country when going down a Hill
the harness brake and the horse be-
came frightened and instead of cross
Ing the bridge at the foot of The hill
the horse ran into the woods throw
Ing Mrs. Foster aga nst a stump, fraca
turing her skull She was removed t.
their home III Ardeola where she lived
little more than an hour Mrs Fass
ter's little son. who was driving Wi Ii
her, was thrown from the buggy al q
and received painful bruises about ths
head. Mr. Foster Is wealthy mer
chant Of southeast Missouri and .
brother TO the late John II. Foster oi
Ithis county Though his bus ness r
terests are all at Ardeola he has a fins
residence In Cape Girardeau. wher.
his family resided. The deceased wa
m aunt Of G. Q. Foster ana IT. N, Eos
rer Of Cairo. B. B. Foster OF Bee Z
Ridge John n Foster and Mrs. A
M. Yates cf Willard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
CONDITION IS WORSE
THoGH AUTHORITIES ARE
STILL HOPEFUL - MANY
CASES, HOWEVER, TURN
SOME OTHER KIND
OF FEVER
New Orleans, Aug. i2-oHIoiaI 10

New Orleans. Aug III The exer.
tons Of inspectors Of the Marine Hos.
pital service ID conjunction with the
voluntary reports Of physicians PRO
duced another large aggregation or
new cases, all classed as yellow fever
today The public, however, having
reconciled itself to heavy list for
some days to come, was undismayed
by the report Both lay and scientific
pinion still considers the situation
hopeful
Il is admitted that not all the cases
embraced in the daily totals Of the
authorities are actually yellow fever.
Even at the emergency hospital to
which the worst cases 20. numbers OF
hem have been finally diagnosed ali
Malaria Or form of typhoid. In var.
Gus parts of the city cases described
y the first rep rts as yellow fever
aaye been thoroughly screened and
otherwise prevented from spreading
he infection, only fn resolve them
Selves into some type OF fever. All
snspicious cases, whatever their na-
ure, that are turned IN by inspectors
nd doctors so at once into the vel.
IVY fever list and there Is no correc-
lon Of the totals, but careful liagno-
rs subsequently, determines ii to be
| ther than the prevailing fever.
/ The fesleraF authorities. however.
re abun,iantly satisfied with this ar.
algement They consider It infinify
tier that the many cases OF malaria
nall be erroneously reported as vel
w fever than that d single yellow
syer ca91 saoufd escape for ne such
aae, ialnr parly handled IA ealcu-
/ It'd to spread infection through
| haia neighb5rho6a.
i Generally, then. thu aspect of the
iiinaiion is encouraging and IL there
no marked increase Iii the death
/ ite within the next forth ght, II III
nticlpatea that. due t0 the precaii.
/ ions that have been taken, the fever
/ " begin to decline and, Ii IL hoped.
i II be finally era,licated before frost
! ONES to stamp 1t our.
Orders have been received at the
3nited States engineers office here 10
1rapare the government feet for d
,ruise. The ye sells viii be thorough
disinlected and provided with
ealthy crews in order TO escape
fouble with The quarantines
| One q today's victims of the fever
| Carl A. Schaal an Itern reporter
is " fe was stricken with fever soma
me ago and he assisted IN nur ing
ser back to health Later he was him
III sf'@'ken He came here from
/ Tort Wayne, Indiana some years ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
WlTTE HAS FULL POWER.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 12.-The for
eign Office was kept open all day. but
only for the receipt and handling Of
messages from the peace plenipoten-
tiaries It was explained that in view
of Witte's full powers to arrive at
complete understanding, the Russian
government desired that he go ahead
and act on his own initiative during.
the remainder of the conference.
The final recognition Of this condi
tion causes all eyes to center on the
New Hampshire town and news re.
ceived from It through the Associated
Press Is generally commented on and
serves to keep the public and officials,
aside from the highest foreign office
personages, posted on deyelopmnts
there,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
7AiLEY DEFENDS THE SOUTH
-ex5s Senator Before Confederate Ne.
union Makes Comparison ae.
tween 8. A. Douglas and sue.
cessor.

McGreEor, Tex, Apg 12,--Tn d de.
'anse of the south before tha confed.
,rate reunion here, United States
'enator Bailey, whNsa father wore the
ray and his grandfather the blue.
md fought against each other in at
aa 4 one battle Of the civil war. scor.
ID the recent arraignment OF the
onth by President Alderman OF the
University of Virginia.
Where are the Calhouns. and
lays and Dayises OF the soathg' Dr.
Nlderman inquired said Sena-or
ALLEY "Monrnfully acknowledge
hat they are gone. but where also
re the Websters and the Choatas or
he northg
One of The senators who were To
'ake the trip 10 the Portland expos I
ion came 70 mo and iusi tsd that the
900, 70 which had the approprta-
ion clt WAS not enough. said: If
was rich as you are, would pay my.
'wn expenses That senator Was the
fuccessor OK Daniel Webster.
who IS the successor Of stephen
y Douglaa? A nice old woman who
compares with Douglas as the glow
worm compares with the eagle Who
Is from the west? Dlctr ch. who was
indicted; Burton. who was indicted
and convicted and Mitchell, who WAS
indicted convicted and sent 20 pris-
on
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
HE sMuoGLED DIAMONDS.
Into the United States ard Il Nov
In Peck al Trouble.

Chicago, Aug II The police thtf
afternoon arrested Henry Hoffma
who, they declare. Is member Of i
gang organized To smuggle tiamond
into the United sta es After the
rest was made, jewelry store q
West Madison street. was visited
where a number of diamonds said (
have been smuggled were seized Th
ieweler, 4, ]. Rohl Is also held b
the police, although no charg say
as yer been prefer.ed aga'nft him.
II Is bel owed by the offio rs .ha'
many thousands Of dollars worth O.
diamonds have been smuggled int
the United States by the gang. az
other arrests win be made Monday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
ial natal mass.

ial natal mass.
A statement is published In the offi.
cial Messenger today announcing that
the project for national assembly
had been laid before the emperor for
signature. The statement outl ines the
province Of the new body. quoting the
words of the proiecdthat Delegates oil
the people shall be summoned to par
ticipate in preliminary study and dis
|cussion of leg slatlve prop9titions,
which go up thense through the coun-
ell Of empire to the supreme autocratic
authority"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
GASOLINE TANK.
Exploded on Ferryboat and Passen.
gers Were Badly Burned.

South Haven, Mich, Aug. 12.-By
the explosion of gasoline tank on
board the fe~ryboat Phlydia tonight
Several passengers were badly burned
and number who were blown in the
water narrowly escaped drowning.
Women passengers with their cloth
Ing aflame were pushed into the river
by male passengers, who helped them
to cling to the sides of The ferry un-
III rescued by small boats
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
STEAD cuRBs BUILDING LOANS.
Attorney General Declares Assocls
tions May Not Issue Fractional
Shares Of Single Payment Series.

Spr ngfeld, H.. Aug 12~ state Aud
tor Mccullcugh has issued an orie-
that building and loan ASSOCIATIONS II
Illinois cannot legally issue fracilona
shares 81 q single payment series
ibis Interpretation was placed On the
law by Attorney General stead, who
aolds that tc receive such deposits is
70 engage IN general banking bust
ness and is no. permitted undsr TN
building and loan act
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
PRESIDENT SHEA WINS
After Hot Fight the Teamstlsrs Re-
elect Him President.

Philadelphia, Aug. Besides re-.
eecting President Shea. the teamsters
today decided TO meet in Chicago next
year.
The report of the strike committee
will be presented Monday. This will
bring about action by the delegares on
Shea's conduct Of the Chicago strike
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
1901 900 FRENcaMEM
PETITION FOR ARMisTlcE.

Paris, Aug. 12 Frederick Passy.
president of the French Arbitration
Society and formerly member of the
Chamber of Deput es, today sent by
cable to Witte and Komura the text
OF a petition which already has been
signed by one hundred thousand per
sons in favor Of the declaration Of an
armistice and conclusion of peace
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
SOCIALISTS


Warsaw, Russian Poland. Ang. 12l
During the meeting IN 1900 socialists
IN the woods al DMtowo today Cos
sacks and infantry appeared. The so
cial SITS opened fire with revolvers an1
the troops replied killing two social
lists and wouding eighteen. arrestins
43S. During the past AS hours over
a thousand revolutionists have been
arrested In Warsaw.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
GEN. DoDoE's sENEFIclARlEs.

Nashua, n, H., Aug l2.Ncarly 100
beneficiaries are named in the viii of
George Il. r. Dodge. formerly Of Chi
cagc, bur lately q resilient Of this cty,
which was probated today, About
$l50,aoo IL divided amcng a number
Of public institutions, principally Of
Chicago and the balance Ii left to
numerous relative@ Relo,t college,
Beloit Wis, Is given $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
DROWNED IN MILL POND.

Marshall, Mich, Aug. 12.f'eorge
Fraundriders and Eddie Roclxinger,
each about twelve years of age, were
drowned IN mill pond In the Kala-
mnzoo river this afternoon. Both
lads were playing upon the roof of d
boat house and slid off into the river
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
10 SELL FAMOUS FARM.

Cleveland, Aug. 12,--As a direct re
suit Of the agitation against pool SELL
ing in Ohio which created dearrh Of
demand for horses, the famous Two
Minute Stock farm. including Star
Pointer, 1894 and many other well
known horses will be sold this fall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
INCREASE IN WAGES.

Cleveland. O.. Aug 12-An Incrcasa
Of about Gh per cent in the wages
Of blowers and gatherers Is made j.
the scale Of the Amalgamated Window
Glass Workers Association, complete
today The scale viii be submitted &
the manufacturers, to 10 into effec'
September |, If agreed 10.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
CRISIS Grows SERIOUS.

Madrid, Aug. l2--Telegrams from
Seville, Malaga and cordova report
that the Agrarian crisis Is becoming
increasingly serious.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
cAANLER EcAN won.

Chicago, Aug l2--Ii Chandler
Esan successfully defended hts title
OF national golf champion IN tho ele.
venth annual tournament al the chr
caro golf clubs links Al wheaton
today. defeating r.. II. Sawyer az
Wheaton \ np \ N play in ill6al&
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
SENATOR ALLISON RETURNS

New York, Aug. l2.- United States
senator w p, Allison and Congress-
man Robert q. Consins. Of Iowa, ar.
rived here today On the steamship
Sts Louis from Southampton,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
TYPHOID FEVER
Raging In Washineton---Twelve New
Cases Bring Total to 246.

Washington, Aug. 12.-Twelve new
cases Of typhoid fever were reported
in this city to-day, making total
since the first Of July 24G.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13
BOMB KILLS SEVERAL.

Dellostok, Russia. Aug. LA bomb
was thrown In Sourayaka,a street to-
day, several persons being killed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-13

the transfer of Russian leases to Jap