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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
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baro mo oeiiem Batter cine lebbafte
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id)ien an feiner 8eritGnoigung 5ll
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ibrer Griheiming Die @ihtiateit Der
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den Tie Dor Dotte.
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mid soh beiteder, bel Sbompion
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elmer poa murbe, cling ih binein
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nno Den Sunrgen nit Den alrfmp.
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laltten laiien. Ils id) aher Srail
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borte, ting i6 an, bon Dem Sinh.
den 5i reben, ino er5ablte, oab
Sic es ms Sinoelballs tbrn ipollten.
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9lugen an. CHE 0as geihiebt"
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leben iolleu! Sd blieb nid)t. I'M
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mit5utbcilcn."
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nib liebepol sesen Die fleine DO
tbiloe. I'D wia iofort 5u ibr geben
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Hibarb's @eien, oaB Scr Hihter lin
gut ian0, nihts ein5uwenoen.
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bon oen Senitern bon @eedmoob iiht.
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pelhaiten ,Sungen unb elm reiSenbcs
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
&atboliide Goloniiationss Weiea=
iaaft inter Seituns Oct iird=
liden Cbrigfeiten.

@eiitlides Gireftorium: Sodu.
Softer Soiepb Sauier, :. 90. s.,
bodp. Eoter @m, S6ulte, 8. Wf.
s., bofp. Soter Iuguitin Sufia, o.
w. s, Iegilla aiia., Canada.
Sifert jebem Witglieoe cine quite
Seimltatte bon 160 Adcr in elmer
heutid)en fatboliihen Golonie nlS
freies @eidenf BON Der Hegierung.
@roBe Golonien nit Seelipr9ern
poblperieben, onter 9obeu, i40ne
Gage, 8nlb ooer Eroirie, iidare
Grnten, gutes alimo. glud Giict.
babn.Suno 81 fuaisn 5l So bis $40
per Ader. N1cGtcn perlon1t. Me0en
Girfulnren nit nollen @eifrcibnn-
gen, norciiierc man
&atbpliidc Combinations .@eicaihait,
Snsfotpom Cast, Ganoho.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

oilf Dem Eopicre, Der Serr iegne Sic
IN DEM MoBc, OILS Sic mcillem &illoe
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bient, iperhe id bod 3llredt fommen."
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bebalten", ioate Ser Hidter, Der nod
feinen GutidllilB 9efaBt.
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aebulbet, am menia'ten oieles, oeIien
Nbfrnit sipeifelboft mar. SennoG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03

luollte CT oas bililoie @eien nift bon
lid itoBen.
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nit III tbun it,. oad,tc cr, unO be.
gub lid) bernbi9t IN icin 3immer,
mGGreno &ohel nit Dem 6unbe IN
ibre Siittc elite mo ibrem Wnnne
ole Sod)loge m%ittbeiltc. 9ieicr
nbcr mar lebr id,lGiri9, befunbctc
feline @emiitbSbeuegma mo
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\Sn Der @ieac BON rohenl Sonnell.
bol5 lag Sin in rnbi9em Shlumt.
mer, er mllrbc ieinem Ynter in ole
Nrme geleat uno oas mciBc Eilpp.
den an lcine Stelle gebettct.
llntcrocli 4 ucriudtc &ihter Soiu'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-03
fir oas Sabr 1906.

Sieier beltausgeltuttcte, 207 2eie.
ipalten umiaiietoe iinb reid iar.
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balt:
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remen Marienua in
@ort uno Bib, ben I~bbilbuneen
bon s,u0lf neren Wonatsbciligcn
nit begleitenber poetiiher 2egenoe
bon Gprb. Yeresrtno.
Slnitriertcs 8cSenfblatt fir bas
Sa6r 1906.
Nenjabrssrmf bon @. sc. &ebel.
berger.
Die leibliden nnb seiitliden @crfe
Der garmbersisfeit. Son P.
Iler. 9aumgartne s. j..
Die Ycaesnnng Marias NIT ibrem
frenstrasenoen Subne. @eoift
bon p. aler. 8aumeart.
ner, s. j., an Dem sleidnamigen
5arbenornf nnh Dem Sriainale
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Dem Solfsleben BON 2oren6
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9as Sirens i'm Often. gpiiooe aus
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BON 81. Srnbfa.
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ans Dem mooernen Stalien bon
90. g.
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grsdblung aus Dem 8olfsleben
bon NJ. Sol. Clippers.
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BON 5riebrid Sbieme. !
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s. j.
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@ Amitt.
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bon 6. 81.
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.nlobil. @eidihte bon r b II r
M9leitner.
Sabresrnnbid)am bon 9 r. 9enf
init pielen 9ilbern.
Siele prGdtise Original . J~llnitra.
tionen bon beiuGbrten aiinitlern
id)miifcn oieicn ncnen Sabrsang,
meldjer and luieSer DEN beliebten
@anbfalenber entbGlt.
Ilis Dem Sbengenannten fam Iid)
,ieDer elm llrtbeil biloen iiber ar
bas SntereIiante, lpos III unlerer
YrGmie 5l finoen lit.
Wir ien0en Sbnen Den &alenoer
foitenirei, prnr Sic iogleid Sbren
riiditGnoigen announcements 8etrag,
nnh $500 iiir 8ornusbe5ablung elm.
i6iden. Senben Sic Den getrog
prompt elm, beiln Die Nuhirage lit
cine groBe mo es oiirite inner Dor.
ROTH id)nea per9riffen leir.
gldtmnespoll
Yorcns 8unncr,
@cidGitSiiibrer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04

crowd. firing right and left and the
police and others dragged away The
dead and wounded. numbering more
than l35, Into neighboring court yard,
while the terror stricken demon.
strators fed pursued by mob Of ruf-
fans who attacked them a. they ran.
In the evening the Jewish quarter
was sacked. people killed and build
'ngs burned The work of destruction
lasted att n ght and almost all Jewish
houses were laid IN ruins
4 dispatch the Mail from ST Peters
burg timed 3 p. m. reports the discOy-
cry Of a plot TO massacre Jews in thar
city. It IS semi-oficially calculated,
SAYS The correspondent that AZ least
one thousand persons have been killed
and ten thousand seriously wounded
in fifty provincial towns of Russia in
the last "a hours. and the death roll ls
stiu mounting.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04

out Russia, especially the anti-Jewish
excesscs.
The Mails Odessa correspondent
gives an unconfirmed report that Kish
ineff has been absolutely destroyed by
fire.
He says that three suburbs of Odes
sa, Persessyp. Zeastva, Moldov0nka
have been completely devastated.
The Kieff correspondent of the same
paper says the British consolidate has
been riddled with bullets. The situa-
tion there. he adds. however. is i'm
prov ng. but during the riots bands of
rowdies stopped everybody and com
PEELED all TO prove they were not Jews
before permitting them to go on.
The British consul was stopped by
soldiers with levelled rifles. who, how
ever permitted the mob to wreck the
house of wealthy Jew.
Nearly all houses and shops display
ikons and other Christian emblems
The Telegraph's Odessa correspond
ent also reports that Kishinef is in
flames.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
CRITIC
TO Be OUSTED
FROM CHAIR IN BOSTON SCHOOL
OF THEOLOGY BECAUSE HE
HAD THREATENED TO REvo.
LUTIONlZE RELIGION.

Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-The Board of
Bishops of the Method st Episcopal
church will inform the trustees Of the
Boston University School of Theology
next Monday that the plea of the trus-
tees for the retention of Prof. Hinck-
ley G. Mitchell in the chair OF Old
Testament criticism in that school
cannot be granted.
The Bishops decision against Nit
chall was based ON the fact that he
was an avowed follower of the Graf
Wellhausen school of crit cism of the
Old Testament and boasted thar he
would revclutionize modern theology.
II is stated on the best authority
thai the Heresy trial of Prof. Nit
chells conference in northern New
York may result now, and it is fur
ther said that the logical sequence OF
the ousting of Mitchell is that Prof.
Terry, of the Northwestern University
at Evanston, Ill.,, who has written a
book on "the Shortcomings of Jesus"
is likely to hear from the Board Of
Bishops.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
GREAT HONORS
FOR THE PRINCE
v no Was Received With Much
Pomp and Spiendor
WASHINGTON N { " S
PRESIDENT HAS MANY CALLERS.
w. p. SMYTHE REMOVED
FROM coNSULATE-WAL-
LACE GIVES VIEWS.

Wash hington. NOV. 3D. With great
eclat, Rear Admiral Prince Louis. Of
Baltonperg. was received by President
and Mrs Roosevelt this afternoon
The Prince was the bearer Of per-
sonal message Of good will from King
Edward TO President Roosevelt and
was presented to the President by Sir
Henry Mortimer Durand the British.
ambafsado"
The presentation was made the ocs
cas- on for a brilliant reception
Tonight the British ambassador and
Lady Durand gave state dinner to
their distinguished house guest. fol
lowed by a large reception and ball.
Not since Prince Henry. Of Prussia,
was the guest Of the German embassy
al Washington has a royal visitor been
the recipient Of greater honors than
those with which the Brita MS admiral
Prince been welcomed to the national
capital
Save for the absece of military
honors The Princes entry to the capi-
tai today has been invested with as
much ceremony as the greeting to the
Prusaian Prince several years ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
IN STATE OF sEIeE.

Odessa. Nov. 3.-On this the fourth
day of terror. the peaceful population
is practically undc~ stale of =eige
Even the markets and res aurants are
closed and it is impossible 10 get
bread or meat Mob to-day pillaged a
number n Jewish shops in tha main
streef and amcng the others he hie
gest Ehoiesale grocery. that 81 R&B-
in0vitoh
The rioters also burned three fae.
tories and killed a physician arsf ffse
assistants who were dressing wounds
This evening the rioters pillasei the
biggest dry goods Store IN the eiis.
The loss in this case is estfnafed a.
sl75.000. a hantiSfTs store lrund. IN
volved a loss Of 100000 In adaIi on
twelve fur stores we're sacked. The
copsuistes and hotels are guarded ~
troops
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
ENGINES CRASH
IN STOCK TRAIN
AND ONE MAN WAS BURNED TO
A CRISP AND lNJuRiNG NINE
EIGHT BLoopED HOSES Al.
so KILLED.

Hammond, Ind. Nov. 3.~While
making steam three engines became
lunconpled from standing train, six
miles south of this city on the Indiana
Harbor Railroad this afternoon, and
backed down grade into a stock train
killing one man and injuring nine
Others -four fatally, and demolished
eleven stock cars, one of which con.
tanned eight bloodcd horses. all being
killed.
The Dead
c. BABCOCK, brakeman, of Indi-
ana Harbor. Ind, burned to crisp
Fatally Injured.
LEON NEAR, brakeman, of scherer
Vile
WILLIAM FRANKS, stockman, ST.
Johns
RALPH FRIEND. brakeman.
THOMAS MEYERS, Lake Station.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
NEGRO SHOT BY
DOCTORAT TAMMS
MOBILE g. OHIO SURGEON FORCED
TO SHOOT EMPLOYE IN
ROUND HOUSE IN SELF DE.
TENSE.

SPECIAL TO The Bulletin
Tamms, H., Nov 8 During the
course of an alteration today at the
Mobile and Ohio round house in tn s
city Doctor Il. j. Duncan, prominent
local surgeon who is surgeon for the
Mobile and Ohio company ut this
point, shot and seriously wounded
Proctor Hunt, negro employed 10
knock the fires from the engine boile S
as they com in off their trips.
As far as could be learned from the
one witness 20 the shooting, Samuel
Perdue, also in the employ CT the M.
bile and Oh o, the deed was done in
self defense Just what was the origi-
could not he learned According 20
Perdue's story the negro threatened to
kill Dr. Duncan, and was In the act of
drawing a large knife 10 carry out
h s threat when the doctor fired at him
with a thirty-eght calihre revolver Of
the Iyer Johneon pattern, two bullets
taking effect, one penetrating a lung,
DR. Duncan has always borne an es-
Unable reputation In this c ty and is
considered a good surgeon. Hunt, the
injured negro II Is understood, is OF a
rather quarrelsome disposition, and
has frequently had trouble with other
men employed in and about the round
house. II is believed that he came to
this city from Cairo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
POSTAL SERVICE STOPPED

London Nov "a special to the
STANDARD from Odessa says:
Three railway cations have been
burned between Odessa and Shmerin.
za. and the postal service suspended
collisions between armed forces con
tinned until late Al night in three dis
.fr-cts. TOday's casualties are De
feFed 10 have numbered about 500.
A student and a girl we're driving in
a droshky. the girl wearing a red
cross armlet Six Cossacks were
quietly passing when suddenly the
girl fired. wOundine one Of them IN
the leg. The Cossacks replied. shoot
Ing the student dead. The girl at
tempted to fee. but was shot and as
she fell II could be seen that the
feminine dress MASKED a stud 1t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
sMYTHE REMOVED.

Washington. Nov ga cablegram
from Secretary Root. sent by the direc.
ton Of the Presiden today. cut short
The off cial life Of William p. Smytne.
the american consul az Burslem, Eng
land Smythe was removed upon the
complaint of the auditor of the state
department that he had been negligent
in he discharge Of his duties. having
failed ~ obey department regulations
as to the Ming of his accounts and
had unduly delayed The deposit OF
public moneys
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
STIFF uPPERcUT.
Knocked the ST. Louis Fighter OF His
Feet-Landed on His Head.

Milwaukee. Nov. 3.-Young Maho.
ney. Of Milwaukee. and Hugo Kelly
Of Chicago. fought eight rounds TO a
draw tonight
Jack D1ugherty. of Milwaukee
knocked out Dick Hart, Of ST Louis.
with a stiff ght nppercut 10 the low
Hart was knocked OF his feet and
landed on his head and had % be
assisted to bis corner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
DESERTED
His Wife and Married Her Sister
West Virginian Convicted.

Wheeling w. Va, November AT
Moundsville last night George Morgan
formerly of Pitsburg, was convicted of
bigamy, having married Helen O'Hara
his sister-in-law.
Six years ago the man deserted his
wife in this city and went to Pitts
burg. He returned few weeks ago
and met his sister-in-law at a dance.
After an evening Of fun they went to
the NJ. e. parsonage and were mar
ried.
The wedding was announced in the
morning papers. Then the real wife
got in action. She caused the arrest
of Morgan just as the newly welded
pair returned to their home, in Pitts.
burg.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
Berlin, Nov ixhe Taseblatt

Berlin, Nov lthe Tageblatt
prints the following sdispatch from
Kieff:f
"Anti-Jewish excesses have been
raging here for three days. and all
Jewish shops and many private houses
have been totally destroyed.
THE number of Jewish victims is
large and children and old people
have been barbarously murdered while
the military and police looked on
with cynical Indifference.
The Lokal Anziegers Kiem ceres
pondent represents the situation as
improved RSf. says the CORES
pondent nsksed quietly The number
of dead on both sides is about leo.
but many hundreds Of persons we're
wounded and mangled aud he city
presents a horrible app arance-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
WALLACE GIVES VIEWS.

Washington, Nov 3.John f. Wal.
lace. former chief engineer of the
Panama Canal was before the Board
of Consulting Engineers today To give
the result of h S experiences while he
was in charge of the canal operations.
Wallace strongly fayors tho sea
level and has gone on record TO that
effect
To-day the questions Of the board
were directed toward obtaining mis-
views as TO the cost Of construction
Of the canal and time II would take To-
complete the work. The morning ses-
son Of the board was secret and no
official statements We're made of the
proceedings.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
HIS EYE eoUeeD OUT
BY the Thrust Of . Mans Umbrella
on Halloween.

Cleveland. Ohio Nov with bis
right oyc gougcd uH; by a thrust from
an umbrella in abe hands Of an angry
man. little John Huden lies in a dan.
geroue condition The assault uu The
boy was the resnit Of a Halloween
prank The boys parents today called
ar the Prosecutors oflce and swore
out a warrant charging assault and
battery.
The man caHght the boy by rho
shoulder the parents aliege- and
thrust ar him with The umbrella IN
tbs ers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
WORLDS RECORD
WAS EQUALLED
BY DAN PATCH WHEN He PACED
A MILE IN 1:59A WITHOUT
A WIND SHIELD ON THE MEM.
PHIS TRACK.

Memphis Tenn, Nov 3.-In an ex-
hibition mile today on the Memphis
Trotting Associations track, Dan
Patch, the champion PAGER equalled
the worlds record without a wind
shield. covering the distance in 1914
This record has been held by Star
Pointer for a number of years.
The first quarter today was made in
30 seconds, the half in 591a, the three
quarters in 1:29. Down the stretch
for home Hersey urged his charge for
ward and the wire was passed in the
record time of 1:59H
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
BOY KILLED IN
FOOTBALL GAME
HIGH SCHOOL LAD TACKLED
PLAYER ON OPPOSING TEAM
FELL ON HIS HEAD AND
INJURED SPINAL CORD.

Chicago. Nov 3-Verner Wise. n
years cf age was fatally injured in q
foot ball game this afternoon between
two high school teams
Wise tackled another player, and his
head was beneath the other boy when
they came TO the ground Death re.
suited from injury TO the spinal cord.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
7 FAIRBANKS SEES ROOSEVELT.

washington, Nov. 3--vIce' presi-
dent Fairbanks today paid his re-
spects to President Roosevelt, calling
at the White House before the cabinet
session began. He said he would re-
main in Washington day or two and
then 70 TO the laying Of The corner
stone Of the M oKinlry memorial at
Canton, Ohio, on November 10th.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04

London, Nov 4-All Russian dis
patches are suffering considerable tela-
graphic delay. Many correspondents
in Odessa and elsewhere report dan
ger and difficulty attending the dis
patch of their reports. and they are
obliged to seek aid and protection of
the military. All dispatches received
here go to confirm the cont nued
seriousness of the situation through
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
ONLY FOURTEEN
But Edward Cook is Charged With
Murder.

Pittsburg Penn. Nov. 3.-Fourteen-
year-old Edward Cook is charged with
murder. He was released.-o on account
of his youth, on s2.500 bail Two
weeks ago Joseph Zeiver. fire boss in
coal mine went on the farm on
which the Cooks live. in South Fay
etJe Township. and took some wood
with which to build a rabbit pit. The
boy objected and Zeiver, 1t is said,
threatened to put lead bullet through
him. Young Cook went into the house
and got a shot gun When he came
out Zeiver made move as if to pick
up stone. The boy fired and nearly
tore off the top of Zeiver's head The
man lived but few minutes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
BENNINGTON CASE RECORDS.

Washington. Nov $--The records
in tire court martial care of Com
mander Young who commanded the
Bennington at tbe time of the eSplo-
on on that vessel in SandieSo harbor
was received today al the navy de-
parjment and is now under review. u
8. understood the sentence of the
court is severe reprimand-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
MAN AND ART
Cannot Share the Love Of Woman
According to the Greek Ethie sts.

ST Louis. No. Nov Can a WON
an love art and a man at the same
time2~ was the question that held the
atfenti1n of the Greek Ethics Club on
wednesday afternoon. Waiter l.
Sheldon. the leader uf the club.
Thought it possible. bHt most of his
hearers. all Of whom were women.
were doubtful
George Sands. @Consgelc2 caused
the discue-ion. The women refused 20
take her experience as cha-sc. cristic
Of other women. one woman saving
"Consueio didn't know her own mind.
she collJnt love art well enough 70
give her mind to z and she cuulant
love also wen enough 70 marry him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
MESSAGE FROM EMPEROR.

Washington. Nov 3.-Ambassador
Sternburg was todev received by
President Roosevelt and was the guest
of the President at luncheon. He
brought to the President verbal ex-
preston of friendship from Emperor
William, and his congratulations on
the results of the Presidents interven-
ton on behalf OF peace and humanity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
MOTHER DIED
In Order That Her Son Might Live
Killed by Train.

East St Louis. H.. Nov 3-To save
the life of her two-year-old ch Id who
attempted to cross the track Mrs
Mollie Finch today sprang in front of
an express train on the Iron Mountain
railroad. giving up her life. but res
cuing The boy who was only slightly
injured. The woman's body was cut
10 pieces.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-04
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER
OF THE JEWS IN RUSSIA
JEWS BURNED TO
DEATH-ALL QUIET
IN ST. PETERSBURG

ST Petersburg. Nov. 3.-All
quiet here. There is no at
tempt at holding professions
and Cossack patrol are every
where. Today Count Witte and
Prince Obolensky received the
leaders of the progressive con.
st.tutionalist party including
prominent members of the mu
nicipality. Anti-JeWish disord-
ers are reported from Theodo-
STA, where number of Jews
and others were burned TO
death. In a revolutionary out
break in Kostroma many were
killed or wounded RiOting and
anti Jewish outrages occurred
at Saratoff, where many shops
were plundered.