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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

When a man of mature years
the cigarette habit it Is
easy to see his finish.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

s1S senator Milburn paid a visit
TO Paoli last Monday on business.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

sA-Tuesday was Decoration
day there was nothing doing at
Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

Go TO Lorey Bros for Refrig-
orators and Ice Chests. 2t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

~ John Fry and Tom Bertrand
made a business trip 10 Lincoln
City Wednesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

All colors of Lawn and
Porch Settees. also Willow porch
rockers at $500. LOrey Bros.
Furniture Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

l1 Miss Anna Hunter leaves to
day for Franklin, Ind, to spend a
frW days visiting friends after
which she will 90 to Lafayette to
attend the commencement ex-
erci,e- Of Purdue University to
So her sister Bessie graduate.
The announcement will occur
Wednesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

Come and see our line OF
Sewing machines before you buy
at LOrey Bros. Furniture Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

strawberry Ice Cream at Ha.
berly's Saturday and Sunday
Try a Dish its delicious.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

Rubber roof painting our speciality
Patching done free, see Ne for fir. class
cheap work. KEILAws < Foo Jasper
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02
COURIER

ps DR.. and Mrs. Floyd Traylor
we're lp from Boonville Sunday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

b. The Misses Davis. who had
been visiting their sister Mrs.
Carr have returned to their home
in Derby.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

sar Adam Sprauer of Louisville.
visited his uncle. Alois, in Jas
per the first part of this week.
Adam is going 10 Ferdinand
again to locate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02
SPECIAL SALE.

am GA years old, sick, and unable to attend
to the work necessary to conduct a general
merchandise business Therefore offer for sale
at a low price my entire stock of Dry Goods,
Notions, Hats Caps, Groceries and everything
in stock, also fixtures.
Easy Terms: Part cash and long time notes
for the balance The location is one of the best
in Jasper You can buy the building or | will
lease it to you. Take your choice This is an
opportunity to get an established business and
trade at low figure Call and investigate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

-Spiced Herring. Holland her
ring. White fish. etc. at Sender
mans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

Best ! gallon can apples 25c,
canned tomatoes 3 for %. Corn
Tor 25c. fresh barrel Heinz's Sour
hralt lust fine at Sonderman's.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

DlED:-Verina the one year
and eight months old little daugh-
ter Of John Pfau and wife. died
q Kidney trouble Thursday May
p. 1908. at ii p. m. The inter-
ment took place in St. Joseph 5
cemetery Saturday.
The bereaved parents have the
sympathy of the entire commun-
lfr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

Just received big lot of the
latest styles of Rocking chairs,
over one hundred different styles
U select from, the largest stock
q all kinds Of furniture in the
county at the lowest price at
Llrey Bros. Furniture Store. 2t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

r7r At the Teachers examina-
tion held last Saturday, there
We're 81 applicants. The manu-
scripts of 10 or more teachers
Will be sent in from Terre Haute,
Valparaiso, Marion and Danville.
These with the grading of COM
mon school graduates. attendance
AZ Commencement and State
meetings will more than keep
Slpt. Melchior busy in June.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

The Tell City Base Ball Club will
play the Reds" at South Side Ball
Park next Sunday June 18th, Go
everybody.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-02

mDr. and Mrs. Floyd Traylor
we're up from Boonville Sunday.
"a Dubois Circuit Court con-
yenes next Monday.
~ man is hero to his valet,
and NO man wants to be valet
tohiS hero.
Miss Vina Castrup. of st.
louis is visiting her brother
Herman in Jasper this week.
See the new spring carpets.
Art -guares and mating at Son.
derman's.
70. Mrs. George r. Wilson and
daughter Roberta left Monday
for 4 weeks visit with friends at
Cannelton and Huntsville. Ky.
Ias The scholars of the NJ. +
church viii observe childrens day
AZ the church house next Sunday
night At : p. m, every body in
yItei TO attend.
New Mohairs. rainproof suit
ing, waistings. etc. look at Son
dermans.
IA Miss Olive Traylor came
home Saturday from New Harm
ony 10 spend the summer. her
school there having closed last
week.
r1y Mrs. John Pfister with her
daughter Ruth. of Carmi, H.,
arrived in Jasper Wednesday to
visit her brother John Neuscha-
fer and family
I.orey 4 Sturm agents for the
Milwaukee Binders and mowers.
Also Champion Binders and
mowers. and hay rakes. Al.
10 Mrs. Margareth Renner &C
companIed by her grand daugh-
ter lola left Saturday for Louis
ky to visit Mr.. and Mrs John
Hocngesang.
i1 Miss Anna Hunter leaves to
day for Franklin, Ind, to spend a
f-w days visiting friends after
which she will 90 to Lafayette to
attend the commencement ex-
erc.,e Of Purdue University 10
So her sister Bessie graduate.
lne announcement will occur
Wednesday.
Best gallon can apples 25c.
canned tomatoes 3 for %. Corn :
Tor 25c. fresh barrel Heinz's Sour
hralt lust fine at Sonderman's.
bar At the Teachers examina-
ton held last Saturday, there
We're "a applicants. The manu-
scripts of 10 or more teachers
Will be sent in from Terre Haute,
Valparaiso, Marion and Danville,
These with the grading of com
mon school graduates. attendance
az Commencement and State
meetings will more than keeI
Slpt. Melchior busy in June.
Just received a big lot of the
latest styles of Rocking chairs
over one hundred different styles
u select from, the largest stock
q all kinds of furniture in the
County at the lowest price al
L3rey Bros. Furniture Store. 2
DlED:-Verina the one yeal
and eight months old little daugh.
Ter Of John Pfau and wife, dice
q Kidney trouble Thursday May
p. 1905, at ii p. m. The inter
ment took place in St. Joseph Z:
cemetery Saturday.
The bereaved parents have the
sympathy of the entire commun
iiy.
First Communion.
On Thursday the feast of as
censlon a class of 81 girls and /;
BOYS made their first communion
al 81. Joseph's church.
Feel impending Doom.
" feeling Of impending doom in the
-.iiis ofmany victims of Brght's dlseas.
VI diabetes has beeu changed 10 thank
Illness by the benefit derived from tax
.ns fole,' e Kidney Cure. IL will cure
~ ment Bright's disea and diabetes
snl even in the worst cases gives COM
1i and releI. Slight disorders are
slfrl ~ few days. 81 had diabetes
lN NtU T. Iaa n
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
FROM NEW ORLEANS
or G. MI Guiteras Arrived to Spend
a Few Hours With His FAM.
ly--Has Returned

Dr.G, N GuiteFas, the United States
surgeon III charge Of the Marine Hos
pital here, but detailed I'd special tluiy
in connection with the yellow fever en.
idernic At New Orleans. spent fer
hours IN the city yesterday with hia
family
pr Guiteras arrived at moon ana re-
turned al 9 O'clock last night. He
has played q prominent part In the
night that the Federal authorities ard
making against the yellow fever. Ha
ls q recognized yellow fever expert
and has seen many years experience
with the dread disease III Uncle SANS
service.
During Dr Guitoras absence from
thls CRY. p. WI G. Clarke, ii III charge
III me hospital service here aud n
alsc in charge Of the train inspection
for the Illinois state Board al Health.
The quarantine against tia south
and the infected district is Sim M.
Ing rigidly enforced by the state
Board here and all trains are met
and inspected
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09

many friends and the members of his
company are somewhat concerned oy-
er his condition. The regimentaI sur
geon tonight pronounced it case of
pneumonia, and although he confessed
that his condition was serious said
there was no doubt as TO his recoy-
cry.
This afternoon Company H OF Shell
byville defeated Company l. of Olney
IN a spirited game Of base ball.
The elections of Major Claude Ry.
man. Of Effingham, as lieutenant col
onel Of the regiment, vice Lang, pro.
NOTED, and of Captain John r. Gal.
hraith. OF Company C, Carbondale. as
major vice Ryman, promoted, have
been confirmed In orders issued by
Adjutant General Scott. Major Eli,
jan P. Clayton, of Vanialia, of the
Third Battalion, has been promoted 20
| the command of the Third Battalion
The resignation Of Lieutenant Geo.
l.. bearing, of Company H, of Shelby
vile, has been received and accepted
and an election will be held 10 fill
the vacancy at $50 o'clock Friday.
might
The orders ordering Elmer Graham.
of Arcola. to take the examination for
commissioned officers has been re-.
yoked and an order issued confirming
hts election as second lieutenant Of
Company A. Of Arcala
The weather wis intolerably hot
Monday and during the dress parade
q heavy storm came mp wheh dreched
the men Today. however. was very
pleasant
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
THOUSANDS OF NEGROES
Flock to padueah TO Attend the cele
hratlon of Their Freedom
Many From Cairo.

IT was d glorious time thar the
negroes mad IN Paducah III the eelebra-
ton of their freedom today, the mum
Der of visitors being ever TIL 5000
mark, says yesterdays Paducah News
Democrat.
From All parts of Tennessee. Ken.
lucky Indiana and Illinois negroes as-
semhled here today To carry ont the
annual celebration 0f Dominican En-.
ancipatien DAY.
Paducah reaped d great amount of
money from the negroes on the eele-
bration o. today, the savings Dc weegs
being held back ID ba spent Id Padu-
cab. The street ears have been Load
ed to their utmost capacity by ILL,
groes all during the day. ana will hs
tar into the night.
Seven excursions were rum into PA.
fncah today. and every train wf.s
packed.
The first large load was hauled into
Nae City this morning from Cairo On
me regular passenger train, one coach
being packed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
ROBBED HIS EMPLOYER



n, Az Madden, Or the Cairo Discount
Company was heeced out or his VIII
nable gCld watch and s25 III cash last
Friday by q. IA Wagner, All empIoyee
Waganer was was employed Al
collector and had Nv Keeping out smalI
parts of the collections for the past
few tlays embezzled sic. Saturday
5lie manager Of the concern gave NM,
8Sl5 to take q woman in WickliYe IN
amount " have been advanced Az \
Loan Before Leaving for the trin
Naganer borrowed the Managers
watch.
"A He arrived Ak WicISlffe and tnlo.
gphoned w the Cairo Office tbat IA
had iFsf received word that his grand.
motiier IA Pad'lcah had died AHA lad
sleft him q large estate ana that M
wIas sning there To collect 1t and would
shc hack IN d few days.
When the woman AZ WlcklIffe tela.
nhoned 7to know why the money had
Sflot been sent Her. an investigation
was started and II was fond Tint Ia
ilsad npt gone to Paducan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
NEWS OF THE RIVERS |
)
Mate is Recovering.

Dan w. Savers. mate Of the steamer
Dunbar, who was badly hurt by in at
tack BY negro roustabout Monday. is
much improved this afternoon. says
the Paducah News Democrat Of yester
day He H at Riverside hospital and
Is able To sit, up. The physicians
now think that bis sight will not be-
impaired. The boulder hurled at him
by the negro cut a terrible hole in his
forehead. Luckily it missed the eye
by the. fraction of an inch.
Albert Wallace. the vicious negro.
after playing hide and seek with the
police All day, was captured by Pa.
trolman John Austin Monday night.
Shortly before o'clock Austin receiy-
ga a tip that d negro answering Wal.
lace's description was lurking around
the corner Of First aud Washington
streets. The patralman went On the
hunt. The negro was found stretched
ont like a snake In the weeds along
The river bank at The foot Of Wash
ington street Austin cot the drop DID
him and the negro was landed iii the
| city prison.
The trial has been set for August III
lin the police court. Wallace is charg-
Ial with malicious assault and wound
Ing with intent to Kill.
/ The river gauge was iast night 21 46
showing a fall Of IDA Id the past "a
hours.
The n r. Catherine arrived yester
| day at Goo d. h. from Rosi Glare.
TIL City of Memphis arrived yester
day at 4.3e a. III from Rivertan. oh
the way 10 ST. Louis
| The r. p. Pacifc arrived yesterday
at $3.50 q. m, from the lower river.
/ The Dick Fowler arrived yesterday
at l.35 ?. m and departed at q 90 b
IN. for Paducah.
/ The Wash Honshell arrived yester
day at SOC p NJ. from the lower
river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
NINE FOOT STAGE
Actual Work OF Surveying the
Ohio River is Under Way
AFTER SEVEN YEARS OF EFFORT
The BIG jog HAS BEEN COM
MENcEo BY ENGINEERS.

After seven years of effort. the work
of surveying the Ohio river from
Louisville TO Cairo, as ordered by Con
gress, has been commenced under the
direction of Captain Harry Burgess,
district engineer. with headquarters in
Louisville. says the Inland Nav gator.
The work is in the imme iiate charge
of s. F. Creeelius. assistant engineer
of the Louisville district. and ne has
under him corps Of about forty men.
Captain Harry Burgess has borrowed
from Colonel E. H. Buffner of the
Cincinnati district two finely equip
ped houseboats. or in government par
lenee, "Quarterboats." to be used by
the force in making the survey.
The job Of surv wing the river from
Louisville to Cairo is no small I'M
dertaking The work can be done
only in about FIVE months in the year
1t is estimated that it, win take two
years in which 10 complete it. The
work Of running the soundings from
Cincinnati TO Louisville. which will
complete the survey between those
points, and TO make the complete sur
yey from Louisville to Cairo will have
to be done within the appropriation
Of $4,000, Captain Burgess thinks
the work can be, done with this APP
preparation, but this does not mean
that a Typographical map Of the bed
Of the river will be made This would
cost a great deal more
There will be two separate crews,
whose work win be entirely different.
although they will work in eonjunc-
ton with each other The FIRST crew
win be engaged in running the line
OF precise levels, which will be done
mainly on the Kentucky side of the
river On the second boat will be
the crew thai will take the soundings
of the river The distance between
Lou svile and Cairo il arc miles. and
the work of taking the depth OF the
riverbed in that distance liz a task of
no small moment The bed Of the
Ohio river from Louisville to Cairo
IL not uniform LID It'll depth by any
means. Captain Burgess il not Ger.
tain when the soundings viii be taken
between Cincinnati ana Louisville.
This may not be done until the en-
tire work from Louisville to Cairo Il
completed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
100 MUCH TEA HARMFUL.
English Physician Glasses Beverage
With Alcohol.

AS England is nation OF tea drink
ers, some vi rous words on the tea
habit lately spoken by Or. John n.
Clarke. London physician. have att
tractcd much attention, 1T would all
most seem" says Dr. Clarke, that
the human animal is determined to
assert bis superiority over All the
rest Of creation by the ingenuity he
displays IN discovering or manufac,
turing pleasant poisons for himself.
The great majority Of mankind are
Che slaves Of one or more poison
habits tlf these habits the tea habit
rs one u the most subtle, insinuating
and injurious.
TX IL mooted point whether tea
Toes not do more harm In this country
han alcohol II does not make It's
victims drunk and incapable but II
certainly does make them drunk. To
be saturated with tea, to be con.
stantly under ITS influence, to be do.
fcndcnt on II, is tp be tea drunk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
WORK ON THE
ROAD STARTED
CIVIL ENGINEERS SURVEYING
ROUTE FOR THE CAIRO AND
TENNESSEE RAiLwAY-MoN
Ely RAISED.

W1ckliffe. KY, Aug S.-CiviI engi
neers sci TO work here yesterday TO
survey for the proposed new Cairo
and Tennessee River Railroad. The
company's proposition was that as
soon as the town secured the right-of
way from Mayfield creek bottoms. a
distance of about four miles. contracts
would be let and work commenced
in earnest in thirty or forty days.
For two or three weeks past many
of the citizens have been at work Sc
curing money for the purpose of buy
ing this right-of-way and their untir-
ing efforts were finally crowned with
success early Wednesday morning,
when contracts were drawn up and
sent to headquarters in New York for
the approval of the highest officials Of
the road,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
Forecast For Today.
Partly cloudy Wednesday.
Weather Conditions.

Pressure II highest this morning
over southwestern Montana. Depres
sions d very slight Intensity are noted
otf The middle Atlantic coast In the
east Gulf, III the northwest, iii south
ern Arizona, and 10 the middle Pa.
cifc slope
The temperature has risen 3 degrees
in Colorado and eastern Nebraska. and
fallen degrees in southwestern Min
nesota, and in southern Alabama
elsewhere the changes have been
slight
Within the last IA hours showers
and thumlerstorms have occurred
along the middle Atlantic coast. In thf
OHIO Valley, western North Carolina
Tennessee, Florida. Alabama. Mississ
ippt, southern Louisiana, southeastern
and north central Texas, and in Min
nesota.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
THE CORN is KING
Crop Report Shows That Ii is
FIourishing in Illinois
HAS REACHED THE ROASTING
EAR STAGE IN SOUTHERN
PART-FLooDS.

The weekly crop bulletin for the
week ending August Z, is as follows:
The first half of the week was cool,
the temperature averaging about I
degrees below normal Much higher
Temperatures prevailed during The last
three days. Precipitation was very
local in character. about one.thlrd of
the CORES ondents in the northern
and central districts reported heavy
rains. about onefhird reported oe-
casional showers, while the remainder
reported no rainfall, In the southern
district the rainfall was light and
scattered.
The general condition Of the corn
lis very promising: 1t is tasseling in
the northern district, earring well in the
central, and has reached the roasting
ear stage in the southern. In those
localities where there was little or no
rain it is beginning to Ere Worms are
injuring the roots in some parts of the
northern district. and some damage
has ensued from flooding on low lands
lin the southern districts,
Otis threshing continues during the
week; and. except from a few local
titles iii the southern district where
they were damaged in shock, a good
yield Of fine quality is reported.
Wheat threshing continued with but
little interruption. and Is now nearing
completion The damage resulting from
the heavy rains while the crop was III
shock Is not 30 great as was anticipat
EFT ana reports, as q rule, Indicate d
fair yield OF good quality. Rye and
barley are yielding we'll Pastures
were greatly improved where rains
fen. but are getting very short else.
where. The second crop Of clover Isl
la blossom and YER ypromising. The
crop IF early potatoes was poor. but
better results are expected from the
late planted, as conditions have been
more favorable Melons are ripening
in the southern counties, and a good
crop ~ indicated The outlook for
grapes i exceptionally good but an.
pies continue To drop and will be a
very short crop.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09

OVERLOOK HER
NEGRO WOMAN STABBED Hus.
BAND AT WickLfFFE AND
WAS STRUCK BY TRAIN AND
is ALoMST DEAD.
Special to The Bulletin.

Wiekliffe. KY. Aug, S-M Madden
and wife, oolored. living in a tent near
Wards camp. engaged in an alterca
tion late yesterday afternoon and the
woman stabbed the man in the back
and though Madden was not seriously
hur; the woman left soon afterward
going south on the NJ. & o railroad
tracks.
She was found this morning near
the bridge over Mayfeld creek. hay
ing been struck by a train during rae
night and will probably die as re-
salt of her injuries. The wheels pass.
ed over her body and she was horri
bly, cut and mangled
Madden and his wife came here
from Ziegler. Ill, about two weeks ago
and Madden was at work for Ward
& Son, railroad contractors, In whose
tent they were living.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
Back for tiia Umbrella.

Joseph n stoddaft whose acqmaint.
anee among authors and artists ex-
tends over two hemispheres and half
century Of activity, tells this story
Of meeting With Edgar Saltus. novel;
ist and wit, II London few months
ago. 4 had inst arrived Ia London
from Liverpool, and was hurrying
down Fleet street when came face
to face with Saltus.n said Mr.. stodaft.
He drawled an inquiry dis Ia where
L was harrying from. and | remarked
that ! was just over from New York.
And I--I'm inst going back. re-
joined saltns. ! forgot my umhrel,
Iii o. New York Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09

whom MARSHAL MacMahon IA tht
CrIincan campaign took the Muias of
NY storm and wrote his celebrated
dispatch, 'Jy slis, j'y restcs t'iicrt
ami here stay"), these words mad
him famous III over the world.
bis friends said That the worthy
der had written them N The mos
rnuttar-nffnct manner witA no thourh
pf phrasemaling. The mort 6urpi
person over thc rncceAS XIX HIS eE
gram was MacMahoii himself
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
DAMAGE BY HAIL
OVER A MILLION
lgt Al.-I
- X II WI
DEsT RucTiVE STORM IN NORTH
DAKOTA DOES GREAT DAM
AGE TO cRoP-REPoRTs ARE
MEAGRE.

Grand Forks, M d.. Aug. S.-Re-
ports reached here tonight Of a de-
strnctive hail storm whica passed over
Bottinean McHenry. Rolette, Pierce
and Benson counties Monday night,
and the damage resulting IL estimated
at Bottineau at a million dollars. Re
ports are meagre. but Ii is believed
the damage throughout the section IL
very heavy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
GIRLS AVERTED A
WRECK;;REWARDED
FOUND TREE LYING ACROSS
TRACK AND THEY FLAeGED
THE PENNSYLVANIA PASsEN-
GER TRAIN IN NICK OF TIME.

Calal Dover Ohio, Aus. S-Two lit
tie girls( Anna and Mary Beers. savel
three score passengers on the Mari.
eta branch OF the Pennsylvania rail-
road from possible death or injury two
miles east of here today
A tree had fallen across the tracks
and the girls FASTENED up the road
and flagged the train. The engineer
stopped the train within a short dis.
tanee Of the obstacle. The passengers
made up d purse to reward the girls
for their bravery
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
SHIP RIFLES TO
THE PHILIPPINES
WAS THE ATTEMPT MADE BY Fill
BUSTERS WHO ARE NOW in
HiDlNo-PLoT LAID AT HONG
KONG.

Victoria, b. C., Aug. S-T'he steamer
Kanagawa from Hong Kang brings The
news Of d plot there To ship ten thun-
sand rifles and a million rounds Of
ammunition to Samar and other I'M
pactied districts Til the Philippines
The scheme was discovered and the
filibusters are In hiding, but the auth
critics are searching for them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09

Lee Fairchild tells Of 4 bit Of m
conscious hurior displayed BY chair
man Of political rally IN the recent
campaign. Fairchild was to be the
last speaker, The hour was late, Con
Eressman Dalzeil and Senator Keau
having spoken. Consequently. az the
chairman rose, no said;
@Writ IN Time you wcre All on the way
home 80 | viii Introduce Mr.. Fair
child, NM New York Times
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-09
TO PRoMuLGATE ASSEMBLY
PROJECT ON ANNivER SARY

81. Petersburg, Aug. S.--The nation
al assembly proiect was finally ap.
proved at Petcrhof this evening and
will DO promulgated next SATURDAY,
the anniversary ~ the birth of the
Grand Duke Alexis Nickolaievitch,
heir 10 me Russian throne.