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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
PLAN RECEPTION
TO PEACEMAKER
PEOPLE or WASHINGTON WANT
TO GIVE ROOSEVELT A RoUs.
ING SEND OFF Upon HIS RE-
TURN. aFlF .F'l"

Washington, September 1.--Presi
dent Roosevelt was today notified Of
tho desire of the people Of Washington
to tender him public reception upon
his return here " recognition Of his
services in bringing the Portsmouth
conference to uccessful termination.
The president viz be met here with
even q more parked demonstration
than the reception given him two
years ago upon his return from the
west.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
ENGINEERS BUSY
At WASHINGTON
SPEND DAY IN PRELIMINARY
WORK, TUssLlNG WITH THE,
QUESTION AS TO BEST WAY
TO DIG DITCH

Wash ngton, Sept. 1.-Board consult
ing engineers Panama canal spent to-
days session in preliminary work.
President Roosevelts letter conyen-
ing the board was read, and also a
lengthy communication Ircin Chair
man Shonts in which progress on op-
erations on the canal, data gathered,
and arguments Of those favoring the
sea level canal, and of others im favor
of locks were submitted.
After reading the letters the beard
adjourned until tomorrow Chairman
Shonts entertained the members oi
the board and Isthmian commission
at dinner tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
DISASTROUS FIRE
IN WESTERN CITY
FLAMES LICK UP DOCKS, ELEvAT-
oRs, WAREHOUSES; AND LOAD
ED FREIGHT CARS AT PORT.
LAND,--LoSS $3.50 900

Portland, Ore, Sept. Fire today
destroyed the docks OF thsOregon rail.
road and Nav cation company AMI the
Pacific Coast elevator company's ware
house in lower Albina. The loss was
$250,000. The wind carried the flames
across Willamette river and the dry
,kilns of the Eastern. and Western
lumber company On the west sifle were
alse burned. Twentxsfivesfra isht car;
on Oregon railroad and Navigation
tracks In lower Albna caught fire am
were completely destroyed with thet
loads Of wheat, lumber and mlscallan
eous freight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
HELLRoYs
The Police Claim, Choroformed and
Robbed Prominent Women.

Detroit, Mich, Sept Mrs. L. w.
Waldron. wife Of prominent physi
clan Of Louisville, KY, and her daugh.
ter, were chloroformed by thieves in
their room at the Wayne Hotel early
this morning, and when they awoke
$1,000 worth of diamonds and $50 in
cash were missing.
The thieves entered the room by the
Htrangom shortly after midnight while
the two women were sleeping. placed
saturated handkerchiefs over their
faces and committed the robbery.
They then left the room by way Of the
|. fire escape. IsASN@
The police are seeking one bellboy
and have another under arrest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
HELLO, MAMlEl'
He Shouted to the Girl, Tipped His
Hat and Fell Eighty Feet.

( Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 1,--Frank Nc
Fadden was seated this morning in the
top branches of q tree at his hcme,
228 Vermont street, when girl friend
passed.
Hello, Mamie," he shoued as he
tipped his bat to her, and then losing
| his balance fell III the ground sl feet
Ibalow He was picked up unconsc' 'ous
| and taken to st. JOINS hospital, where
HIT was found that his hip had beer
I fractured and he was otherwise inlurd
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
BEER kEc
Helped the Bride TO Mount the Saloon
Bar, Where She Was Welded.

Akron, Ohio, Sept Edwin Price
and Miss Grace Allen wers married to-
day while standing on the bar Of Will
liam Burg's saloon on North Howard
street The bride did not object to
having the ceremony performed in a
saloon, but at first stated that it was
impossible for her to climb upon the
bar. With the assistance Of a beer
keg and the strong arm of the groom
she succeeded in reaching tha top A
Methodist minister performed the Ger
mony The minister refused to stay
for the jolIfication which followed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
TWO MEN DIE BY
THEIR OWN HANDS
AFTER SHOOTING AND sTAR6lNG
THEIR sWEETHEARTS@-oNE
WOMAN AND MAN RECOVER
FROM INJURIES.

Topapah, New, Sept |. II d.
Chase, alias Russell, formerlysof Cher
okee Iowa, today shot and killed al
lie Watson and then fired bullet in
to his own brain. inflicting fatal
wound He left note saying he was
a brother of O. l.. Chase, head Of the
mercantile company in st Louis, and
that he leaves wife and two chill
dren at Englewood, suburb Of Chi
cago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
|RATE JAFANtSE
RENOUNCE M|KADO.
DISAPPOINTED BECAUSE HIS
RULER CONSENTED TO PEACE
WITHOUT INDEMNITY JAP
BECOMES AN AMERICAN.

Cleveland, Sept, Disappointed
because the Japanese government rel
nouncod AZ indemnity ~ the peace
settlement and did not insiat en- great
or territorial acQMisitations from Rus
sia, Sinouko .Kitani, Clcyelands lead,
ing Japanese mnrchani renounced all
legIance to the M!kado today BY taxi
ing out his first naturalization papers.
Similar action ON he part of his fel.
low countrymen Is said to he also CON
templated as they believe their couu-
try showed great weakness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
A FIERCE STORM
STRIKES CHICAGO
GALE RACED FOR rWe HOURS
AND MUCH DAMAGE WAS
DONE IN DIFFERENT PARTS
OF THE BIG CITY.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-The severest
storm of the year ragged for two hours
this evening. Wind at times blew for
ty miles an hour and nearly two in
ches Of rain fell. IN the business sec
tion of the, city number of signs and
awnings were torn loose and some
windows were blown in The thun-
der and lighting We're terrific and
several large office buildings were
struck. Several fires were started by
lightning on the outskirts of the city.
In parts and surburbs much more dam
age was done, many trees being level
ed and sheds and outhouses blown
down.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
NEW RATES CAUSE DELAY

Putin. Bay, Ohio, Sept, 1.--Another
day was spent In discussing the Royal
Arcanum's new rates. 1t will continue
until tomorrow. Abe Landis, Of Nash
willie, Tenn, an expert faternal actu.
airy. In an address tonight cited statis-
tical information to prove that, the
new rates were based ON integrity and
justice. He endorsed them, hut said
that they. should have been put ont
with a better explanation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
LETTERS
BITTER IN TONE
BUT THE PRETTY DEFENDANT IN
THE FAMOUS ARMY SUIT
SAYS SHE DIDN'T RECEIVE
THEM

Wooster, Ohio. Sept. 1--"Your ven
omous heart seems to break, because
| have received common justice
This sentence from a letter of Capt
Taggarg TO his wife introduces a Bit
ter arraignment. read in court late
Yesterday in the divorce trial
The letter, says Taggart. was writ
ten To Mrs. Taggart when he was not.
fed that his wife was about o take lie.
gal action against him ans. as he sup
posed. press court martial charges.
In its bitterness, IL presents a START
ling contrast TO his pro,esiat,ous Of
affection in previous letters
Mrs. Taggart sal in the witness chair
while Taggart's attorneys read the
letter to her. Her face was pale and
her lps was compressed. She would
neither admit or deny that she had
received the letter.
Knowing. as you do, the people
you became attached to. and in spite
of what has been done in your favor"
the letter continues, "you now propose
to set yourself up in the most shams-
full manner as the central figure in
that gronp of four," reference is here
made TO certain army offieers) "the
very mention of whose names Is d
stencil in the nostrils, not only Of the
people, but of the whole army MOI
one of them has more regard for the
sanctity of marriage than a deg
Taggart in the letter had told how
he had shielded his wifc's name ami
made no charges against her wher
: Geo. Miner IMPRISONED him az For
Leavenworth. He had told how
through General Bell. his record has
been cleared of a blot resulting from
the charges against him He reserre.
} to the happenings Of their early mar
/. ried fe and asked if his treatment d
! her before the affair at Fort Leayen
! worth had not always been kind.
i Your vindictiye mind, he wrote
d has run away with your reason. You
! letter reads like the ravngs Of a ma
i .llac, and you have no doubt got 70 bs
nA4ieve THAR what YEN say IL trua az
n sorry fQr YOU from the bottom of N
" neaTt.
1. IL entar this case most relnctantl
shall follow me same h0norabl
course have always pursued. ! a
nor lose one friend as d result Of Il
aisgraceful course pursued by YOU ar
] / SO among them with coascieni
clear as the sunlight
The letter covers many pages.
j Ii signed Very sincerely r, + Ia
Z CART"
- Mrs. Taggart was cross examined
4 length, bur held her own bravely.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
WIFE MURDERER CAUGHT

Peoria, ILL.,, Sept II Chief of Police
Kennedy believes that he has positive
information that Albert Glassford
wanted for numbering his wife here
in Apr |, 1895, is under arrest In Baker
City, Oregon Officers with requis.-
ton papers VIII 90 after the man at
once.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
MEN WHO KILLED PAWN MI ihfS i5f
BROKER GET LIFE SENTENCE

Detroit, Mich. Sept. Frank
Weakley, alias Harry Parker and Tom
Sherman. alias Harry Johnson, Of In
dependence. Missouri, were this after
noon found guilty nf numbering Pawn
broker Joseph Meyer, in his shop here
on July rs and sentenced to life i'm
'prisonment The men were arrested
in Cleveland, Ohio, August s, one week
after the murder and part OF the Jew.
elry stolen from Meyers shop found
on them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
MANY CHOLERA CASES

Berlin, Sept. H.. Forty three cases of
cholera In all have been reported
Nine persons have died from the dis
ease and many suspicious cases are
under observation
The legal and medical machinery
for dealing with this invasion II now
working at full pressure. The state
has now detained under metIical OBJ
seryation nearly 1000 persons inclui-
ing emigrants at Brunshaven.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02

Not only Is the drink Of lemon wa
ter an excel mt liver corrective, but II
taken IN hot water instead OF cold II
will prove a very eiilcacious anti-tat
remedy II Is better than any drug or
complexion powder for giving perma-
ncnt clcarness and beauty to the skin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
SMALL BOYS HERolsM

Bellcfonta.ne. Ohio. Sept Her
bert Craig, a small Roy Of West Libsr
ty, dived into a mill race and saved
Margaret Maxwell, ! tile companion
she had gone to the bottom and was
revived only after great effort.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
Not A.dlna Under a Rushel.

Mr.. Reid, the leader Of the Austral-
ian free traders and late prime minis
Ter Of the commonwealth, remarked in
the course of recent speech, Aus
tralian statesmen are very scarce. In
face, / doubt whether Australia has
yet produced one" Here voice i'm
quired, How about your Mr.. Reid
modestly replied, well | think come
as near the real thing as anyboyr
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
MAN COOKED


Donora, Pa, Sept, La large ladle
filled with molten steel baIrs: In the
mnlding department of the United
States steel woks today. One man
was burnrd 70 O crisp. six others ser.
iously injured
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
REPoRT 10 6 ?. N.

New Orleans. Sept. 1.-THE fever re-
cord today bore out the hopeful view
Of Or. White and his fellow fever
lighters, that the worst is over and
that il the citizens are watchful and
continue to give the authorities the
same cooperation that they have in
the past few weeks. miracle will be
wrought of stamping out the fever
before frost comes.
Contrary 10 expectations the fever
is assuming milder form and deaths
have grown insignificant In number.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
English Plowing Matches.

Flowing contests are quite common
In England. The man who was best
known as the champion plowman won
about $4,000 in prizes This was Jim
Baker Of, Ipswich. Being thrifty
young man, he amassed a comfortable
competency as a result OF his success
In these competitions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
ees1ar Lived High.

Just ten years ago there died In
Auxerre beggar IN whose cellar
were 400 bottles Of vine af rare and
costly vintage, more than q century
old, while single trunk revealed
coins and securities amounting to-
1000 900 francs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
BLADE OF THE AK
Came OF the Handle and Fatally In
jured the Choppers Son.

Clifton. w. Va, Sept 1.--While Har-
ry Lane Of Ten Mile. was cutting wood
with an ak. the blade suddenly came
off the handle and struck his six-year-
old son in the head. making a large
scalp wound and fracturing the skull.
He cannot recover.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
STABBED cipL--DRANk ACID

Lincoln, Neb.. Sept. l.-Jealonsy
prompted Patrick McDermott, Of Wei
back. Neb, today 70 cut the throat of
Miss Agnes O'Conner He then stab.
bed himself and drank carbolic acid.
dying instantly. The girl may re-
x..t.nt
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02

The 40o.year-oid license OF an inn
near Warrington. Eng, IS 10 be ex-
tinguished. The sign hangs on the
adjoining church, and the cellar runs
under the ediflce.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-02
PLAQUES
Menace Both This Country and
Germany-Cholera and
Fever Spreads
A CASE AT NEW YORK

BUT REPORT SENT OUT FROM
NEW ORLEANS is FILLED
WITH HOPE AND EN-
couRAGEMENT-4s
CHOLERA CASES.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-11

social. If you don't, ten chances
to one your next pair of Christ
mas slippers will be too mall.
Big discount on furniture, car
pets, rugs, mattings, curtains and
dress goods .Schupbach s sale.
4,11-tf
The Spaulding trade mark on
baseball goods stamps it the best;
we sell them. Tyler County
Hardware company. 4,10-tf
The pretty Grecian style of
dressing the hair came into vogue
to meet the requirements Of the
new tricone hat at Stewart s.
All water rents are due April
|; consumers should take advan-
tage of the discount. 4,11-3t
The plans for the new Tyler
County bank will be here tomor-
row and the bank directors hope
to have the building under way
inside of the next ten days. The
bank is going to build, and as to
that question there is no doubt
whatever.
Stereopticon lecture on the
Holy Land in the Presbyterian
church Friday evening at s p. m.
admission, % cents and Is cents;
fine views and interesting lecture.
4,10-5t
Z E. Stewart & company are hav-
ing their spring opening today
of millinery and dry goods. The
Auditorium orchestra furnished
music for the occasion this after
noon from . to 5 o'clock, and the
large establishment was thronged |
with customers and visitors
throughout the day. The open
ing will continue this evening. the
hour for closing being 10 o'clock,
The orchestra will render special
selections for the entertainment
Of all patrons and visitors from
I to 1G O'Clock. Everybody cor
diali.. invited.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-11
Dyed May Is, 1889.

Ferd Smith, merchant of
Friendly. was in the city last ev-
ening.
Mrs. H. B. Bowden of Nc
Mechen, is the guest of friends in
the city.
Administer carpet S71ac: Schup-
bach's sale. 4,11-tf
] DR.. J. NJ. Williamson of
Moundsville, was in the city to-
day.
Everything in baseball goods.
Tyler County Hardware COM
pany. 4,lO-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Cushing
are the proud parents of young
son.
Z Cotton top mattress $219:
Schupbach s sale. 4,11-tf
We had rain. thunder and
lightning about all night long last
night.
We are agents for Spaulding
baseball goods. Tyler County
Hardware company. 4,10-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Cunning
!, ham spent the day with relatives
q at Friendly.
Fine floor rugs 1898; schup-
bach s sale. 4,11-tf
Hearts of Oak" is the attrac-
ton at the Auditorium Friday
night. April IA.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Geo. w.
Sine went to Alvy this morning
on official business.
Will Seal was in the city last
evening ordering. goods for his
hosiery at Paden City.
You cannot afford to miss the
sale at Schupbach's. 4,ll-tf
A. G.. Jackson, pres dent of the
First National bank; E. A. Dur
/ ham, president Of tie Tyler ooun-
ty hank, ant II w. M:coy were
1
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-11

Disagreeable Outlook,
Special to The Oil Review.
Washington, April 11.-Rain
and colder tonight; Wednesday,
partly cloudy.
Nice weather.
Plenty of rain.
Showery weather.
y The river is rising.
Fine rain last night. -
\ Social at the Armory tonight.
"Hoity Toity" Monday night.
Spring sale; Schupbach's:
4,11,tf
The river is muddy this morn
ing and rising.
County court IS now in session
at Middlebourne.
Curtain poles 7c: Schupbach s
sale 4,11-tf
DR.. J. L. Pyle of Bearsville,
was in the ely today.
r Thos. Bradley went to Jack
sonburg this morning.
Best light calicoes &c; Schup-
bach's sale. 4,11-tf
n. DR.. Will Stewart of Philadel-
phia, was in the city today.
W. M. Lazear. of the firm OF
.1Iazear Bros, is in Pittsburg.
/ Linealine ginghams SC: Schup
bach's sale. 4,11-tf
Miss May Stewart is able to be
out again after a short illness.
Mrs. Jack Crowell has return
ed from a visit to WoOdSfeld.
3 yards full curtains, 53c
Schupbach's sale. 4,11-tf .
Frank Sellers of MiddlebOurne
went to st. Marys this morning
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-11

prominent county seat business
visitors today.
Brussels carpet SOC; at Schup-
bach's. 4,ll-u
Miss Maude Martin spent Sun
day at Long Reach with her
cousin, Miss Mary johnson.
Don't forget to pay your water
rent this month and save the dis
count. 4,11-3t
A. D. Work & Sons sell wall
paper and mould ngs at low
prices. 4,ll-3t
Ex-Judge T P. Jacobs of New
Martinsville, went to Middle
bourne today on legal business.
Mrs. Eason of Titusville,, Pa, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Robt. II. Losee, Of Garry Owen.
E. B. Martin and daughter,
Miss Edith, spent Sunday with
William Kirkland and family of
Ohio.
Our 1905 catalogue Of base
ball goods now ready; yours for
the asking. Tyler County Hard
ware company. 4,lO-tf
Fred Wermuth and Fred Null
lendick of Matamoras, were bust
ness callers in the city last even
ing.
! Mrs. R. B. ellison of Mata-
moras, left on the morning train
for a visit to Pittsburg and Wash
ington, Pa.
FOR SALE-Good team Of
heavy horses; we'll matched !;
weight 5000 pounds. John Steal
ey. 4,3-tf
Work on the new business
block of ITheo. Huckenstein is
progressing nicely.
Don't forget that A. D Work q
Sons are showing the largest line
of wall paper in the city. 4,11-3t
The people of Sistersville will
have the opportunity to see a
fine show at the Auditorium on
next Monday night.
The Spaulding trade mark on
baseball goods stamps it the best :;
we sell them. Tyler County
Hardware company. 4,1O-tf
Attorney J. II. Strickling at
tended County court yesterday,
which is in session at Middle
bourne.
Did you see the special low
prices in housefurnishings, dry
goods and groceries at Schup-
bach's store? 4.11-tf
The many friends of Mrs. Dean
Hull will be pleased to know she
is still improving from a severe
attack of typhoid fever.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Seven-
room plastered house, with bath
and all modern improvements. In
quire of DR.. G. E. Kahle. 4,3-1m
,,ilson Hubbard. engineer of
the ferry boat Orion, returned
this morning from a short bust
ness trip to Wheeling.
The w. H. and F. NJ. society
of the Presbyterian church will
meet with Miss Dixie Mccoy on
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O.
Young man, be generous with
your pennies tonight at the sOx
|
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-11
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Disagreeable Outlook,
Special to The Oil Review.
Washington, April 11.-Rain
and colder tonight; Wednesday,
partly cloudy.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-11
MA. Sybert Grocery Go
THE POPULAR GROCERS.
phone SO.

social. If you don't, ten chances
to one your next pair of Christ
mas slippers will be too mall.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-11

Big discount on furniture, car
pets, rugs, mattings, curtains and
dress goods 4Schupbach's sale.
4,11-tf
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26

linNcr ourd tijAcriihe Nnlinungen
un6 OipIomotiidlc WInrGpcr bingehal.
ten mcr0Cn g'or Gintritt 0c@ gSin.
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mouo lit bcrCit, ibncu III folqcn. Mud
fam gcloQt iucrben, huB ole %orbe.
rcitlmqen iilr cine 5rrppenlduoiing
in Scr 9ldbc bon TloSiuoItof nollens
oct iino. Gtc Ginid)licBung oieier
Iclhtna mdrc oIio in @GIbe III er.
lporteu. Non boiit. onB bie Der.
Gonolltnaen boI0 irqenb Elm Helultot
crGc6cn. Sricoc. locnn nt0alid), ionlt
obcr frcie Nonb fiir Die Sopoucien
5lw encrNiidCn g4ieberultirnbme oes
Nricgc5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Stir ieueu SdmtrS
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Railways Ready Relief
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