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Itch cured in 20 minutes by Woolford,,ss
Sanitary Lotion. Never Fails. Sold by all
druggists. 81. Mail orders promptly ffii.ec
by Dr.. Z De.chon Charlottesville, Ind.
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In ?eruna these women find prompt
and permanent cure.
Thousands of testimonials 20 this effect
are received by DR.. Hartman every year.
The good that Peruna has accomplished m
this class OF cases can scarcely be over
estimated.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
: If you do not derive prompt and
satisfactory results from the use OF :
Peruna, write at once to DR.. Hart
! man, giving full statement OF your Z
: case, and he will be pleased to give {
! you his valuable advice gratis
: Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
tThe Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
: $Ohio. All correspondence held strictly 5
tconfdential. &
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Thousands of Women Cured, Every
Year by Correspondence---T is
What DR.. Hartman Proposes to
IN For You Without Charge.

Women who suffer should read the eIi-
dences presented here. We have thousands
OF letters from grateful friends who tell the
same story. >.
Half the ills that are peculiarly woman s
own are of a catarrhal character. Female
weakness wN not understood for many
DR.. Hartman deserves the credit OF hav-
inc determined it's real character. He has
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-04-06

Copper money in France is being re-
placed BY aluminium.
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do no. ba;ieve PiSo's Cure for Consume
tionhas ane1uai fo- coughs and coids.--JoHN
F.BorEE, Trinity Springs Ind. Feo. Is, 1909.
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The iifc-saving dogs are valuable aids to
the police department OF Paris.
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Peruna cures catarrh, whether or tn
pelvic organs or any other organ OF tn
human body.
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A man who gets his pay in ad-
vance never works overtime.
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1t takes rough tools to remove the
rust from our hearts. So. IA.
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The Aztec Indians OF Mexico are noted
for their strength
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Dahli.s. 90 kinds, Il. H Ear Taunton, Mass
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Female Weakness Is Usually Pelvic Catarrll.
ru=na Cures Catarrh Wherever Located.

Mrs Lizzie Reddng, 1884 Clifton Place, ST. Lous,
No., writes:
I found after trying many differ ,nt medicines
to restore me to health, that Peluna was the
only thing which could be depended upon. be-
gan taking it when was in decline induced
by female weakness end overweight nerves
I began to feel stronger during the first week
I took pelula and my health imcroved daily until
now an IL Perfect health and enjoy life as new
'sr did before. Lizzie BEDDING. !
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made catarrh and catarrhal dis
eases, including pelvic catarrh,
life long study.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
ILLINOIS DAY At
PORTLAND AUG. I
GOVERNOR DENEEN WILL HEAD
BIG DELEGATION, AcCoMPA-
MED BY HIS WIFE, STAFF
AND SUPREME JUDGES.

Portland. Oregon, June Is The in.
stallation of the historiacl display in
the Illinois building was completed to-
day, and the bu lding Is now one Of
thc most interesting points cf the
Lewis and Clark exposition. There is
& large collection of souvenirs of Abra
ham Lincoln also a large exhibit as
soeated with the early history Of I'LL
nois
August II has been designated as
III nois day at the fair, and in a tele-
gram to exposition headquarters Gov
ernor Deneen of Illinois states that he
will personally head big excursion
from Illinois properly to observe the
occasion. He states that he will be
accompanied by Mrs. Deneen. his en-
tire staff, the judges of the Illinois
supreme court and other state officers
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
ALL WORK|NCMEN
MUST STOP WORK
PROCLAMATION ISSUED BY so.
ciAEisTS OF POLAND AS PRO-
TEST AGAINST LODI MASSA-
cRE-MoRE WoRKMEN SHOT.

Warsaw. June 25.-The proclama-
ton issued yesterday by tle social
democratic party of Poland and Lith-
uania calling out the worlmen as a
protest against the Lodz massacre de-
clares that in order to show the solid
arity of their brethren and to protest
against the new and ineessant crimes
of the emperors government all War
saw must stop work tomorrow. The
proclamation orders that not a single
factory or workshop shall be operated
and that offices, shops, res urants and
coffee houses must close and all traf
fic must cease. 1t says that the red
flag, tie flag Of the workingmen, mus
float in the streets of Warsaw, ane
calls upon all workmen to help Their
brothers arrange a general strike.
The military are patrolling th'
streets of the factory and Jewish dis
trict tonight.
In the suburb Praga today worl1mer
shot and wounded two policemen. II
Ogrodowa street there was an encoun
ter between gendarmes and the crow
and shots were fired on both des
Three civilians and one gendarm'
We're wounded. In 0 her streets tn
professions of worlimen dispersed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
ROBBEDBY NEGROES
Commit Bold Hold-Up in Cotton.
woods Below the City
MISSOURI MAN LIT UPON AND
ROBBED OF WATCH AND
MoNEY--HURT BY HEAVY
BLOW.

George Staples of Wyatt Mo, was
knocked dwon and robbed on the tele-
phone road, leading from Cairo to the
ferry landing at the point yesterday
morning by two negroes, who took his
pocket book containing $40 and val.
liable gold watch.
Mr.. Staples was walking along the
road toward the point, where he I'M
tended to take ferry to Birds Point
and pend the day with his brother-in-
law, James w. riggs when the ne
groes set upon him. One Of them
struck him heavy blow on the head
with club, knocking him PROSTATE
and cutting a frightful cash behind his
ear The other negro then held q
| knife to his throat and threatened tc
| kill him If he made an outcry. while
bis partner searched his clothes and
secured his valuables.
AS soon as he recovered from tho
effects Of the blow Mr.. Staples return
ca to tbs city, where his wound wa;
attended to and the police notified u
| the hold up A complete description
Of the negroes was given them and |
sharp watch is being kept fer the ne
groes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
SAFETY PIN
Swallowed Thirty Years Ago ls Taken
From City Clerk Brisby's Right
Knee.

Now Albany. Ind, June 25--A brass
safety pin swallowed in infancy BY
Eueene Brishy, city clerk, In this city,
that for 35 wears had been roaming
about his anatomy, was extracted to
day from his right knee. The pin was
not discolored. and AIr Brisby had felt
no III effects from its presence until
within the past few weebs rain
in the knee, owing to the fact that the
left leg wac amputated 10 years ago
caused him great Inconvenience and
ftr several DAYS ie has been confined
at his home, Or Davis concluded that
some foreign substance had become
imbedded in the knee An incision
was made and the pm was extracted
II was not until MIR Brisby's mother
explained that IN infancy he had swal
lowed a safety pin that the pre- enct
of the pin was accounted for
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
CALL OUT $4,000
UNION TRANSFERS
THAT RESULT is A POSSIBILITY
OF EARLY ACTION UNLESS
VOTE TODAY AGREES TO EN-
PLOYERS TERMS.

Chicago, June 25.-Unless the refer
endum vote TO be taken by the strik-
ing teamsters tomorrow night results
in the men agreeing to accept the
terms of settlement offered by the en-
ployers, there Is probability that the
struggle may extend TO "A general con
test involving all the 50 900 union
teamstcrs in Chicago.
During the meeting of the teamsters'
joint council early today it was sug
gested. by one of the members of that
body that in order to bring the EN-
ployers to terms. all the union team
sters in the city be called on strike.
The proposition was put to a vote
of the council and the motion lost by
only four votes.
This unexpected development in tn;
joint council caused great deal o
excitement today among the more
4 conservative element of the strikers
when II became known and 1t wa
stated tonight that this faction among
the labor leaders would devote tomor
row to missionary work among th'
rank and file in order to work up
sentiment in favor of voting for tn
acceptance of the employers ha5is q
ettlemenG
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
HOCH DECIDES ON
HIS BOOKS TITLE
WILL BE "LlFE AND ADVENTURES
OF JOHANN HocH, A TRAVEL
ER IN MANY LANDS WITH
MANY EXPERIENCES

Chicago, juno 25. johann lIoch is
finding the role of author trying one.
according to his own adm ssion today.
The 1900 words of his book whicA he
is writing to raise money with which
10 pay for complete record of his
trial do not suit h m lie viii AXE
fresh Start Monday and re-wri'e e
most Of what he has already set down.
lloch hopes to secure a room In the
Jail where he will be und sturbsd by
the noise from the outside, ana there.
while the shadow of the gallows still
falls upon him, he will con inue his
literary labors.
Il have selected the title of my
book he announced today. 1t is
this. 'IIoeh The LIE and Adycnt
lures of Johann Hoch, traveller In
many lands with many interesting ex.
per ences am going 20 re-write
most Of this" he continued, pushing
the manuscript through the bars fo'
he inspection Of the reporter MY
looS will contain Go000 to 70,00s
words when finished. I've been 81
leryous aud there's been 80 mucf
loise | haven't boon able TO write ~
i wccla Ill start aga II Monday
hough I'm going to toll OF my Chi
csc perienccs, as an al egsd bgi
nist and murderer and then follpy
it'll a his ory Of al my travels
IA the countries Of te n ebe
What Hoch has already written i
In attempt TO justify his career. II
, says;
{ Il an not self-made man. Who !
j iie? | am what ! am Are not YOU
II have tried always 70 live rlgh
ltfI have failed Us i my fault? No NOR
, han is the failure Of d bird whic
i fails to soar 20 he ghts beyond i
u reach.
4 II know and feel that In God
l. sigpt lam i perfect man | defy II
j | Mpild to sdisproxe \
4 An appedI fof coi5ributious % n
+ tioch fund has heen issaed for 4
PURPOSE Of securing 4 record Of II
trial The sum uf $3.50 has bee
pledged, but 1850 more Is needed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
DANGER IN THE OYSTER.
Succuient Bivalve Prolific Producer
OF Diacase.

0uCGuient btVafNe PfofiHc Pro1uCet
OF Diacare.
There Is nrobahlg no ono article of
food. except raw milk, Which Is 50
freuently q cause Of disease, and some
times even fatal illness, as i, the oys
ter. The nutrltiye value of tie Oyster
is very small 1t takes fourteen oys.
ters to equal one egg in food ,alue.
and more than ESQ oysters to equal q
single pound Of beef In food value
This Is due to the fact that the oyEtef
consists chiefly of water, the balance
being mostly liver and germs The
oyster lives uIon the ooze and slime
Of the ocean bottom Typhoid fever
germs, and other disease-pfoduclng Or
ganisma are tidbits FOR TIE oyster
and millions Of them are alRays found
in the oysters stomach and the mu-
cous, Or slimy juice. in wliich the oys-
ter IS always batned.
Another paper recently reports the
death of the Dean of Winchester from
! typhoid fever, as the result Of eating
| oysters at the mayors banquet In
England. The result Of this death,
| according to a wholesale oyster dealer
| in England. has been the falling of In
the consumption of oysters to the ex-
tent Of 7S per cent; that Is. that there
is only one oyster eaten now where
four We're eaten before these facts
became public. oyster merchants and
persons engaged in the oyster busi
ness generally, in England. are com
| planning that their business Is ruined
Within three or four days after the
death of the Dean Of Winchester, thf
oyster trade fell off at Emsworth from
five thousand 70 nothing
Several similar epidcmics have &C
cured in England, and few In tht
country, in which fatal cases Of ty
ploid fever We're traced directly to th'
use OF the oyster.
The oyster is scaveuger, and al
solutely unfit for human food, tn
idea that 1t is more digestible thal
other foods is In the highest degro
absurd In addition to the germs wit
which u always swarms. the oyste
contains large amount Of uric ACT
which can not be gotten rid Of by boi
ing. or BY ary other means.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
FIGHTING
IN LODI SUBURBS
PEOPLE FLEEING BY THE THOU.
sAND-cITIZENS APPEAL FOR
PROTECTION AGAINST SOL
DiERS.

LODI, June 25.-The most serious
phase of the fighting between the mil
itary and strikers is at an end, but
there are still isolated attacks in the
suburbs. AT Baluty this morning Cos.
sacks attacked Jewish family of five
persons driving in a cab to the rail-
way station and shot aud killed all. in
clud ng the eabman. AT Pahjaniee
near Lodz workmen attacked two po-
lieemen and shot and killed one and
wounded the other
There is general exodus from
LODI Twelve thousand persons have
already left and all trains are crowd
cd.
During the disturbance 35 govern
ment liquor stores We're destroyed by
mobs which appropriated all cash and
stamps found on the premises. The
cash and stamps were added to the
funds of the socialist parry. Some
prominent citizens this morning tele
graphed General Shustow command
ing the troops here, asking protection
against the brutality of the soldiers
especially the Cossacks. who in one
instance killed and robbed the servan
OF millionaire named Rosenbatt
carrying $4,000 TO the bank The gen
eral promised 10 punish the offenders
but said it requ red witnesses to testi
| fy against the Cossacks. !.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
INVITED TO AUSTRALIA
Us Secretary Taft's Philippine Party
VIII Pay Their Expenses.

Melbourne, June g5. The common
wealth government has decided TO IN.
Ite Secretary Of War Taft and the
members Of his family and Misr
Roosevelt 10 extend Their tour from
She Philippine islands 10 Australia
Insurance I given that the sscfetary
and party win he cordially welcomed
by all classes
A dispatch from Manila said thai
Governor General Northcole Of the
commonwealth Of Auctralia intendel
20 invite Secre' airy Taf. and party tc
visit Australia and that the common
wealth would offer to delray the ex
penaea of the trip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
RUSSIAN LOSSES
UNUSUALLY HIGH.
RANGE From 30 to rs Per Cent Of
Their Fighting Strength, This
Surgeon Says.

Berlin, June "a nr Schaefer, sent
TO Manchuria in 1901 by the German
army medical authorities, reports the
per ccntage Of Russian losses unnaual-
ly high, ranging from 80 to rs per
cent cf their fighting strength,
a Large proportion Of the wounds
were In the head, ow ne to defensive
fighting behind breastworks
The proportion Of the dead TO the
wounded ranged from one to -four tc
enc 20 sfx. Most Of the deaths were
causrd BY shell fire
Tho great number Of the Russian
woundei especially during the re-
treats caused the surgeons 10 be
heavily overworlsed they often oper
atlng two and three days without res
or sleep,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
BIGGEST IN THE WORLD.

New York, june 25. Martin w.
Littleton, borough president Of Brock.
lyn. VII submit TO the board Of esti-
mate map for the largest sewer In
tho world II viii les " feet In di.
ameier two feet larger than the Bay
Ridge ever, which former Mayer
Low went through in his automobile
on.a tour Of inspection, and -four miles
in length. Il will be constructed
through the boroughs Of Queens and
Bro flyn and VIII rel eve tAe flooded
districts OF the two boroagas Brook
lyn's share Of the estimated cost will
be sl.o770o0 and Queens sS.oo0.0oc
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
A SQUARE DEAL
FOR THE CHINESE
0f Exempt Classes Seeking TO
Enter This Country
WILL Be GUARANTEED
BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WHO
ISSUES ORDERS AGAINST DIS
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
coMPL AIMED or.

Washington, June BY direction
of President Roosevelt ac lon has
been taken by the adm nistrai ion
which not only viii fac li'ate landing
in this country Chinese ofetile exempt
classes but will also eliminate from
the emigration bureau such adminis
tratiye features as nave been The sub
ject of criticism by the Chinese.
/ 1t is declared 70 be the intent On Of
the president to see that Chinese mer-
chants, travellers. students ard others
of the exempt classes have the same
couri esy shown them by officers OF the
mmigra ion bureau as accorded the
.citizens of the most favored naions-
Chinese Threatened Boyccts.
Representations rave been made TO
The president that, II view OF tha all
lesed harsh reatment aceortsed many
4 'hinesc seeking landng In shc
| United States the comne eial guiItls
n China have determined Ia illsgillte
boycott on American nianafactslr-
IRIS
These reprci entations, backed BY
lie authority of the American Aslafic
society and commercial bodies
throughout the country insiueed the
resident 10 make an investigation of
he tuatinn with d view to- remedy
ng tho evils complained of, II they
A we're found TO exist. The subject was
discussed thoroughly by the cabinet
i md the president took Il up personally
With Secretary Metcalf of the depart
I nent III commerce ana labor who has
I supervision of the immigration bu.
rean
noiisIIs Given Instructions.
AS d result of the inquiry. orders
\ rave hean ssited ta diplomatic ala
l pnstllr sif sentatiycs of f9e tFn'tn3
States III China BY TIE pres i;.en him
selr hat they mus look elosely t
he performance of their dat d undei
he exclusion law aud sae Oh ii sha
members oi ta exempt elaseH Coming
!. % shis c0unry are pruvisied " Ct
PROPER certificatss TIE e ceftillcasel
gill be accepted at amy PER- of tht
/, United Statea and will guarantee thl
1 ,earer aga nst any rash or diAConr
II eous treatment snch treatment II
y, Iced. viii be The cause OF the ins an
!, dismissal of the Offending oifisiai
n Orders u immigration Officers.
W Iii addition u the presidents urae*s
y secretary MeteaH issued irstrrction
&. % immigrai on officers which II is bt
ieyed. will remedy the difficulty here
IL ofore compia ned of by the Chimes
Il government and individual II is ar
4 icinated that the prompt actirn take
y BY iris government 10 meet objectiop
(, made by 3 he Chinese will el inmate h
possibility of serious trade difficult x
,hetWeen China and the manufacturer
II this country
The text Of the official correspond
snee and orders on the suhject wa
made public today by authority (
President Roosevelt
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
ILLINOIS is FOURTH IN LIST.
Has 1873 Sunday Schools and esY,6so
Regularly Enrolled Students
Convention Election.

Tor nto, Ont, June 25-The show.
ing by Illinois at the eleventh interna
tional Sunday school convention is a
plendid Que Tha state ranks fourth,
With 1875 Sunday schools, gi.1l2 Off
,ers and teachers. and Ga16S0 schol-
ars, These igures are surpassed by
only three states, Pennsylvania, New
York and Ohio. The United States
leads all the coun rio "a he world in
lumber OF Suufay ehools. Great
Britain and Ireland following with u.
500 $40. Il cures for the While world
ara as follows. sunday scho sls. 2G2.
Ti5; teachers and of.lcerg, 1891 SG4:
scholars. 22.6isI2S
General Secretary Lawrence report
ed that In the United States there are
lildt2 Sunday scho W, with i.a5T.-
iS3 officers and teachers and il,2ai,-
009 scholars The not gain In total
enrolment IN the ihrec years i0ce
the last convention II l1T.s6s. In the
whole ~ North America the ignres
are 155,o07 SUNDAY schools, 2,556.ei7
officers aud teachers and l2 2o76,2S2
scholars.
Justice ], J. NlacIaren Of Toronto,
chairman az the local committee WAS
elected president cf the eleventh I'M
ternational sunday school convention
today. He was elected by acclama-
tIon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
FORWARD STEP
IN NEGOTIATIONS
Date Of Meeting OF PIenipoten.
tiaries Submitted
TO THE BELLIGERENTS
oYAMA REPORTS REPuLsE OF
RUSSIANS IN MANcHENZoU
HILLS, AFTER sToRMiNG
THE HEIGHTS.

St Petersburg, June 25, 1851 a. IN.
Negotiations for the peace confer.
ence have taken an important step
forward. the proposition for the date
CT the meeting of the plenipotentiaries
at Washington having been submitted
to Russia and being now under con-
sideration, The exact date proposed
has not been ascertained, but there is
reason to suppose It is some time
during the first week or ten days Of
August, which is about the earliest
period at which the Japanese repre-
sentatives could be expected to reach
Washington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
BANK CASHIER
|. TURNSOUT FORCER
SALMON BANK AT CLINTON, MO-,
RUINED BY TOM CASEY, SON
OF THE CATTLE KING OF
MISSOURI"

Clinton, Mo-, June 25s Thomas NJ
casey, cashier Of the Salmou and
Salmon bank, was arrested today on a
charge Of forging two notes aggregat
ing $4,000, preferred BY w. M Stev
ems. Casey hypothetical the original
notes in Kansas City and copies were
found In the bank here by Bank Ex
eminer Cook. Casey is son Of the
late Geo N. Casey known as the cat
tie king Of Missouri ,
The Salmon bank affairs are in de
plorable shape and II is feared the de
positors Will real. ze little,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
srERNBERc SEES PRESIDENT.

washington, june 25--Al The &c
quest of he president, Baron Speck
Won 81 nherg, TIE German nhassl I
lor, calloI at tho white house onig i
at O'Clock and remained w'h the
ntesident more than IN hour. Fe came
% Washington today 70 see tae pr s..
'ent and viii ra.ufn to Dee Part, to
morrow. His Wis WaGs the only Gu
ward sign Of activity in peace II gotta
lions l. is unders vNd that toda,
brought no progress in the negot a
tions.
1t is bel evcd Morocco was also tht
subicc. Of discussion at tonight's con
ference
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26

The total output of lhe New York
oyster industry during the past year
was 6.0S2,960 bushels, according 70
the annual report OF superintendent
Wood, ~ the shell Fish Bureau Of the
State Forest, Fish AMI Game Depart
ment. Thor value Is estimated ut
$7.6uS.70O During the year, 2,12s
acres Of land under water werc leased
for this Industry, making 4 total Of
90. 900 acres within the state Oh
which oysters are cultivated Recrea
tion
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
HAD BAD DREAMS
And Asks Damages From a Railroad
Because Of Them.

ogansp rt. Ind, June Is Isaac r.
Phillips il farmer along the Indianapo
lis Northern traction line, Is suing the
road for $4,000 damages because OF
lad dreams. etallcges that he was
hurt near Atlanta while a passenger.
Three ribs were broken AMI he claim
they press against his stomach CRUISING
ndig stion, as d result Of which he
cannot sleep at night without night
mares. He AYERS In his complaint Al
an example that he has Visions y
green draeota eand pinlss. c'ephatlt
chasing blna hosscs over fields Of res
grass, and asks the rad 70 settle fo
these yisitations
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
500 DELEGATES



Chicago. June u.s. Five hundred
delegateD from all parts Of the state
are present here today at the thirty
fourth annual convention OF the Cath
olic Total Abstinence union of Illinois
when plans were made 10 attend the
national convention Of the union At
WilIcsbarre. Pa, IN August Officers
for The coming year elected:
President~-John r. Cuuncen, Chi
faro.
First Vice President Rev J G. Cal
lahan, Chicago.
Second Vice President Miss Mar,
Smith, Pe,ria.
Recording Secretary Anna y. Gar
berry Springfield. M
Financial Secretary Miss Frances
MartolI Chicago.
Treasurer--John Mangan, Chicaxo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-26
CRUISER SUNK
BRITISH MERCHANT VESSEL
Mas csrryin9 Mails and fIico TO yok,
hoHas--cargo Worth si5o,ool.

Singapore. June 25 The British In,
liza steam navigation compaay's h cam
II lkhona, was sunk by the Ruesiau
cruiser Te9ck June 5th, $50 miles
North Of lIongkong Her crew Wa
landed here tonight ny te Dutch
steamer perlak VII ch the Tefek met
Jun ~ The Ikh ma was caeryt &
ma Is and rice from Rangoon 10 Yoko
homa.
The Ekhona waH q steel vessel d
1,252 IONS bull in Glasgow II 1900
She was il0 feet long with 90 foo
beam and equipped with electricity
The steamer LETT Rangcon May Il
iFier cargo wee valued az s4500a0