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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-16

s. Anderson ia digging his pois.
to+~ aud they roll out big.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-16

J. e. Strawn aud wife returned
from the Pacific coast Tuesday.
They visits.l Los Angeles, Port
land aud other po,nts on the coast.
The b.lsncs at their vacation
will In sp.ns In Colorado 'ths hest
state In the Union" NJ. Strawn
Gays.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-16
Sc yCND Day
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20rm.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th
FIRST EVENT One mile novelty
running race; purse 800; prize of SD
for the winner of each quarter mile.
Every horse must run the entire mile
| SECOND EVENT - Running race.
| quarter mile dash; purse $50; $50 to
first, SD to second - to third.
| THIRD EVENT -Trotting or pac-
ing, three minute class, mile heats. best
two in three; purse 500: $50 to first
$50 TO second, SO to third
FOURTH EVENT Cow boy race.
y miles, no horse TO run more than one
half mile, saddle to weigh not less than
% pounds; purse slOO $50 TO first, $50
10 second, SO 10 third
| FIFTH EVENT Chariot rice
| SMITH EVENT Broncho busting,
purse 800; $50 to first, $50 to second,
| so 10 third
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-16

John Itepsler, former resident
of the vHll-y. nov n ranchman IN
Illinois nal. his friends in Monte
Vista n visit til. first ~ the week
liz IL now living with his third
wife aud ia prospecting fairly we'll.
W. ID. Benedict. of Greene. New
York. uncle Of q. =. HUtchkis.,
arrived in town "Wednesday IN II
brief visit Mr.. Grs~nc n pro.
pricior of n DAIRY firm and this Is
his first trip Ia the great west.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-16
Base Ball tournament

Six entries have been made in the base hnll
events and the con,cs, for first money and the
championship of the valley will In close and interest
ing. The associnion has secured an impartial nm.
pirc and the best ball lean will WIN.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-16
FOURTH Day
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22Np.

FIRST notwithstanding rucc.
| quarter mile dash; purse so; $50 10
| first. So 10 second 81 TO third
SECOND EVENT Running rice,
half mile dash; purse 800; 500 To first.
| $50 Ia second. $40 to third
THIRD EVENT Cow boy race, q
miles, no horse to run more than one
half mile, saddle TO weigh not less thnn
- pounds. purse 500, $50 to first, $50
| to second, SO To third
FOU RITZ EN Mt Burro race,
| quarter mile dash: purse $40; 81 to first,
| 81 to second, II To third
FIFTH EVENT - Broucho busting:
| purse 500; $40 Ia first, so to second,
| SO Ia third
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-09-16
Chariot Race

This Will he Of the most exciting of the
Far. Shropshire 4 Son are building the chnrios
-imilinr possible In the ancient and four
horses will he driven abreast. The people will bc
treated To n spectacle realistic as il Ben inr AMI
his enemy engaged IN heir historic struggle
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-07-15

GreenvIlle, Miss, July 10, 1905.
]. T. ATTERBURY President.
SIR have the honor submit the following report
of the operations of this department for the ending July
1905
All contracts that in force the beginning Of
let during the period covered by this have been
pleted.
The total of all classes of levee construction done during
year 253272 cubic yards of which 3,2I2
sos cubic yards were done by the Levee Board and o4oo8
cubic yards by the United States
This the largest amount of work done by the
evee Board year The largest previous years work
done by the Board during the twelve months ending
July Ist, which amounted 272I2I3 cubic yards
the largest during the year ending July 1903,
which amounted to I,o673I6 cubic yards.
the district by the Levve Board
bned during the twelve months ending July st Ioo4
which amounted to 4627o55 cubic yards the combined
work done during the just ended largest
amount
The greater portion OF the work
the building of evees but there also considerable
enlargement topping and repair work done
The following evees completed during the year
Australia levee, Station to 5o2 Bolivar County
lakewood levee, Station 264 Issaquena County
Shiloh levee, Station 4IoS to 428I Issaquena County
Albemare evee Station 48o3 $780, Issaquena County
The first three of these were built bv the
Board and the last named by the United States
these new evees amounted the aggregate TO - a
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-07-15

The Board has the following special deposits placed May
ri 1904 Bank of Rosedale for account OF l. T. Ed
wards Chancery Clerk of award to Mrs Doke and
Mrs Thomas NJ e , ,sioI4Lo
Miss OF H R. Chiffon Chancey Clerk, amount
OF award to R. Trumball al. $3.50 70
July l. 1905, in Bank of Washington for L. E. Edwards,
Chancery Clerk. of awards to Jno. w Eldrdge
Nav 20 1905 Handed T H Hood Chancery Clerk amount
of award to Maggie Cannon. $445 IS
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-07-15

Total disbursements from Jan. to July
1, 1905, acknowledgements. 1891 %
On hand in bank July I, 1905 ooIoI.7I
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-07-15

Thos H Hood, Chancery Clerk Special Account
Mar 20 Deposited amount OF
award Maggie Cannon '''.'44o.Ao
Certificate Indebtedness
Ian IT, Paid Certificate OF Jan. II
State Revenue Agents Commission
Ian = 20 per cent in $647 A, assessed
Feb 8 20 per 5000 81 assessed
June TO- 20 per in $8o7 10 assessed
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-07-15
4IIo3
$68I,72o. 66

Respectfully submitted .........
mo. B. SCRUGGS
Secretary and Treasurer.
By L. Startling
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-07-15
REPORT OF CHIEF ENGINEER c H. WEST,
To THE
BOARD OF MISSISSIPPI LEVEE COMMISSIONERS

Greenville, Miss, July 10, 1905.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-07-15

Coupons
June %. Amatnt OF coupons paid
from Jan. to june 28.....''. $500
Jno B. Scruggs and Sureties
June "A, Amount OF deposit in NJ.
p bank OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5394o. 81
Tune 70 Check 1921 returned
unpaid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'o'9o
Interest
Jan. 8. U. S. contract Lewis &
Jennings .......-., ,-.....'---@ io'F0
Ian. p. On certificates $4,000, Il
months at 8 per cent ....-..; 100000
Jan. 10. u. S. Contract Lewis
Jennings .............,. - 307'90
Ian. 20, u. S Contract, Lewis o
Jennings .............. IA OF
Ian. 20, u. S. Contract, Lewis
o Flt
June 6, U S. Contract, Lewis &
Jennings .............'' .'..'. o5'9o
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
100000 JAPANESE
FALL IN THE WAR.
But Struggle viii Go on, Saws Coun,
okuna, Japan Has Money
Enough.

Toxic, May. 1.-The number of our
countrymen killed or who have died
n disease during the war is 10000,
the number Of wounded and sick III
100000 to 100000
BE prepared for a long war; moth
ng can shake Japan's resolution To
continue the war The s77,5oo 900
raised by war taxes is not enough TO
carry on the struggle But the nation
must cont nue. to be economical, fru.
.al."
So said Count Okuma, former for
aign minister and leader of the pro
gressive party, addressing the par
VS. committee to snccor the wounded
He added
Japan owes her victories To her
constitutional government and to com.
nulsory education. After the war ma
tional patriotism will insist On i'm.
1rovement Ia the methods OF oduca-
lon, On q higher plane Of murafs, the
eaching Of everything that pertains
% civilization and enlightenment.
Nevertheless, Count Oknma crit
alsed the national diplomacy, saying
that efficient and timely diplomacy
could have prevented R0jestvensky's
fleet from coming to the far East.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
EITHER MURDER
OR SUICIDE
ATTORNEY LEVY DECLARES
THERE CAN BE NO MAN
SLAUGHTER VERDICT IN NAN
PATTERSON CASE - RAND
SPEAKS TODAY.

New York, May 1.-'This case Ii
ne Of deliberate murder or suicide
There can be no manslanghter about
t. There should be no compromise
verdict She IS either guilty of mui.
der In the first degree or not at ALL
With these words Abraham Levy,
counsel for Nan Patterson. thfs after.
noon closed a fiye-heur argument in
her defense.
Levy reviewed all the testimony In
ietail and declared not word had
aeen introduced which showed any
purpose ON the part Of Mss Patterf on
" her brother in-law and sister Mr..
nd Mrs. ], Morgan Smith, to threaten
he life cf Caesar Young
The suicide theory was emphasizeG
W Levy, who contended that the now
ter stains on Young's fingers proved
g had shot himself. Levy secuted the
dea that a girl would be able to make
uch an arsault on q trained athlete
IKE Young. He also ridiculed the idea
hat Miss Patterson should have chos-
N crowded public street as the place
or the murder when she had SO many
opportunities to attack Young where
here would have been little danger Of
letection.
During the long argument Miss Pat
9rson faced the jury unflinchingly. As.
issant Attorney Rand will close for
ne people and it is possible the case
Ill go to the jury tomorrow morning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
HOW DOES scHWAB
BUILD WARSHIPS?
Every Navy Department Anxious to
Learn Americans Designs.

st Petersburg, May 1,-CharleB / M
Schwabs guarantee 10 furnish Russia
ships one-fifth more effective than an,
afloat CT designed has aroused the IN
tensest interest in every navy depart
ment in the world,
The news of this guarantee and
that Mr., Schwab has arranged with
he navy department to build a new
Russian navy was telegraphed back
here from New York. When the
agents of foreign shipyards heard ii
hey descended In body on the naval
officials. The agents were Joined by
the newspaper correspondents. who
had received queries from every Euro
pean capital concerning Mr. Schwab'g
PR posed method of build ng ships.
To the questions of all there the
few high naval officers who took part
IN the secret negotiations with Mr.
Schwab remained silent. Those Off.
GERS In less authority could answer
only; I'VE do not know"
Some correspondents, unable to
learn the truth, have wired that there
is no truth in the report that Mr..
Schwab and the navy department have
come to an understanding.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
The PRESIDENT
WILL Be BUSY
PLENTY OF WORK AWAITS HIS
RETURN TO WASHINGTON
MINISTER BOWEN MAY HAVE
TO WALK THE PLANK.

Washington, April 2s.-When Presi.
dent Roosevelt returns to Washington
lie will find pleny to Go.
F1rst. the Lo4mist Bowen scandal.
1t is an open secret tnat Nj mister Bow.
en- viii walk the planS. Whether Mr..
Loomis will now be ava liable as Mex
lean Minister will be a matter for
President Roosevelt TO decide. Peace
matters have come to a point, il is un-
derstood, where President Roosevelt's
presence is demanded.
Senator Aldrich Is coming back, and
the me is ripe for MS ng the treas.
ury deficit as a means of diyerting
public attention from the railway prob.
lem. Germany's action on our tariff
agreement with her will help along
Chairman Shonts of the Panama
Commission and Secretary of War
Taft have developed a difference OF
opinion as to whether Panama Ra l.
way rates should he changed radically.
Secretary Taft wants them cut down
Mr.. Shon would leave rates much as
they are 50 as not 10 disturb trans.
cont mental rates. The Presirent will
decide
Postmaster General Cortelyou finds
difficult to let gosof the Republican
aational chairmanship, because OF a
black and tan row In Louisiana presi-
lent Roosevelt may help Mr. Corel.
you oue.
In add tion, the President will UNI
pire the dispute between Attorney
General Moody and Lawyer hudson
Harmon as to Santa Fa prosecutions.
Then thee are beef and 0 trust In
yestigations to keep up wi and dip
'omatic appointments to lie looked af
Ter at Venezuela, Colombia, Chile and
Mexico
The Department of Justice. the
Treasury Department and the Post
office Department have joined forces
in an effort 70 destroy tAe lottery bust.
ness II the United States. Orders
1ave gone forth for the arrest III any
n the Sta es of all persons in ans
way connected with lotter es az ticke
sellers or distributors of literature.
Several arrests have been made III
Indiana towns. Secret service agents
from the Treasury Department and
Postoffce Inspectors are cooperating
It has been found that much OF the
Honduras" lottery lite ature has been
prepared In this country and the bust
less which Is under the ban of Con
sress Is being conducted in this coun
ny from San Francisco.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
SAYS TOGO WILL
NOT OFFER FIGHT
HIGH JAPANESE OFFICIAL, ON
REACHING NEW YORK. MAKES
THIS IMPORTANT DEcLARA.
TlON.

New York, May l.-Korekiego Taxa.
hashi, the financial agent Of Japanese
government who arrived from London
yesterday after negotiating the recent
Japanese war loan, said today that
Togo would not offer battle to the
Russian fleet because he had too much
at stake and was not willing to risk
all on first throw of the dice.
In his opinion the mo, important
matter under cons deration by Japan.
ese statesmen is charging of the scops
of alliance now existing between ia
pan and Great Britain He considers
Russia will be SO weakened by the wal
that its influence in the far East will
not be seriously considered for ten
years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02

ffed from behind wall at d patrol.
which immed ateiy opened fire on thu
passing crowds. killing Or wonnding
twenty persons.
Bomb Throwing Begins.
The frs bomb throwing occurred al
9!45 tonight, when bomb was
thrown into Cossack patrol near
Y emma 4 alton.
Three Cossacks and one policeman
were killed and two women leaving
the station at the time were severely
wounded Cossacks and infantry fired
number Of volleys and 1t ID reported
many persons were killed or wounded.
troops surrounded the whole neigh
horhood. Il has been impossible IN to
she present time To secure accurate
tnforma ion as To casualties in this af-
far
le At ihs8a d. nn. Disturbances broke
out Al the zombkowsha gate IN tfp s,as
burh Praga acrnss eha yistnia river.
graaf crowd had assenliIsi there.
threat n'ng fhe troops. when HYlssars
fired upon the crowd and killed four
and wounded many
In Jerosol nj street man fred lnso
4 patrol from the roof of d house. But
without result.
4 was reported hy telephone from
lodz, whereupon he soldiers fred and
Killed two men and wounded d boy.
Later similar scene occurred Iii Ba-
luekl square. ID Lodz, when two per-
sons were killed
In LODI at nine ton ght bomb was
thrown al 3 patrol, but II was not ef
fectipe. The patrol Or into d crowd
and killed three and wounded two Al
student who was distr but'ng proclaim
ations tn VIOLA suburb of Warsaw,
tonight was killed by patrol.
In Nawrot street. Warsaw, tonight
a patrol Killed woman,
Serious Results viii Follow.
Todav's hlaodsted s likely 10 very
seriously affect the situation and may
cause general strike. The temper
~ the people is ait white heat and
there IL much appre ems on regarding
possible events Of May 5th, The lt4tn
anniversary of the proclamation Of the
Polish constitution, when disturbances
and demonstrations always occur. TO.
night there IS every Indication OF
trouble. All the ground that had been
gained since he disturbances of last
January has now been lost
Only passenger trains are leaving
Warsaw tonight, and these are crowd
ed with refugees and manned by offi-
cials Of engineering departments. all
engine drivers, iremen and porters
having quit work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
STRANGERS ROBBED
Two Men From Missouri Get
Taste Of City | ife
LONG TO BE REMEMsERso--
WE'RE ROBBED or st7 AND
WATCH AND FRIGHT.
FRloH tas45sETAoINHRpLU
FULLY BEATEN.

Two men, wht SC names and places of
residence could not be learned other
than that they had come here from
Northern Missouri. last N ghi reported
to the police that they bad been held
up and robbed near the postofTice on
Fourteenth street.
Both men were very much under
the influence Of liquor and when first
telling iher story they eontfadic ed
each other several times One origin.
ally claimed that he had been robbed
OF nearly $50 but at last his tale was
toned down 20 where he stated that
he had lost a purse containing one
$40 bill, one S.. and one ST. and some
silver. amounting n all TO si7. while
the other loss only an Elgin watch
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
THE
FALL OF MANILA
ADMIRAL, DEWEY AND WIFE THE
RECIPIENTS or MANY ATTEN-
TIoNs YEsTERDAY-BlG GAN.
QuET IN HONOR OF occA.
SION.

Washington, May l--Seven years
ago today Admiral Dewey, then com
nodore. sailed into Manila bay with
Asiatic squadron and gained victory
over Spanish forces which won him
the title Of admiral In cs mmemora.
ton OF the event number Of officers
who served with Dewey today called
on him al his office and paid their re.
poets and later with their wiver or
ather ladies Of their fam lies were
guests Of the Admiral and Mrs. Dewey
at luncheon at the admrals home.
Tonight the admiral and the officers
attended banquet arranged in honor
II the memorable occasion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
MOB OF TWO THOUSAND
ATTACK SIXTEEN MEN
CHARTER BILL
AGAIN FAILS
CHICAGO HAVING A HARD TIME
GETTING MEASURE THROUGH
STATE LEeiSLATuRE-coMEs
UP AGAIN TODAY,

Springfield, Ill.,, May Am attempt
was made at tonight's session of the
house TO amend the charter commit
tee bill giving Chicago the right to sell
It's surplus electric power, by making
the bill apply to the entire state. The
attempt failed, the amendment to that
effect being declared lost after nearly
an hours hot debate The debate was
and the whole matter went
over until tomorrow morning when
the bill applying to Chicago only, will
come up for further consideration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02

worth probably eight o" ten dollars.
They raid IL was so dark ON the
Dart Of the street whore the robbery
TOOK place and II was all done so
quickly that they could not say cer-
AMY whe her the thugs were colored
or white
The men presented fearful sight
when they entered the police station.
the faces OF both having been beaten
almost 10 pulp with brass knuckies
cr a sand bags.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
<UROkPS MEN CELEBRATE
BATTLE OF YALu RIVER.

Headquarters Kuroki's Army, via
'isan, May 1.-The anniversary of the
attic of Yalu was celebrated by Ku.
oki's army today with spectacular
etes.
An altar with tablet In memory Of
ne army's dead was erected on the
'ummit of the hill Sh nto and Bndd.
list services in memory cf the dead
oldiers were held at the altar. with
he troops massed at the foot of the
,ill
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
LIMOS LEGISLATORS
GRINDING HARD AND FAST

Springfield, H., May 1.-Three ses
'ons of the house were held today.
ppropriation bills we're pretty well
leaned from the house calendar at
ne night session The full train crew
i'll backed by the Brotherhood cf
Hallway Trainmen was pas sed. The
'ood roads bill and senate appropyia-
'ol bills will be sposed Of tomor-
Nv. The gas and electric lighting
Ills also will be taken up tomorrow IL
,CSsible,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
WINCHESTERS DOING DUTY
FOR EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION
Chief of Police Rules that Anyone Nav
Carry them Without Conceal
ment--Mayor Dunno Great
ly Displeased

ter before but Chicago will not author
lze the carrying of arms"
| Chief ONeill, however, declared
that If the employers armed their
men police cannot legally interfere
as long as the weapons are not con
cealed
There Is law against shoot ne
with n the city limits, and also a law
| against brandishing weapon In a
threatening manner Bo h OF these
will be strictly enforced by the DO
| Ice said O'Neill.
u disapprove Of the arm ng Of those
engaged in the strike and 80 far az
my influence goes | shall discourage
| IT,"
There was a report late tbs after.
noon that Mayor Dunno was about tc
force an adjustment of the trouble bur
this he declared tonight was incorrect
iie said he has no power toscompel d
settlement
Many Hurt in Riots.
Four men were seriously hurt dur
ing fights today The number actually
injured Is greatly in excess of this
but II IL impossible to state accurate
ly for reason that many of those hurt
disappear in the crowd or are carr &C
away by their friends as soon as pos
sible after being injured
Sergeant.
Police Sergeant Cummings. wht
vas run down on Thursday by an ON
1ibus driven by John Ceresa, unol
driver, died today. Ceresa Is held tc
await action Of the grand jury.
No decided increase n number o;
men on strike was made today, mos
important accession to teamsters be
ing drivers of the delivery wagons o
retail grocers. who refuse to call 70
goods at wholesale houses wher,
strike Is on, THIS limits food suppl
Q stocks now held In retail groceries
Unicn labor laborers ind cted Sal
urday in connection with the strike
appeared at criminal court buiIding
today and gave bonds In $1,500 each.
viii Arm Drivers, Too.
President Shea, OF the teamsters
union, said tonight that If the Employ
ers' Teaming association armed it!
drivers with Winchester rifles ht
would do the same with union drivers
"lf II Is legal for nonunion men
arm themselves" he said 'it certainl
IS not Illegal for us to do likewise"
The city council tonight passed :
resolution directing the chief Of police
70 enforce the state statutes which
prohibit the carrying Of rifles In tn,
streets BY unauthorized persons.
\ Mob of 1000 Attack 16.
a mob Of two thousand tonight AT
lacked sixteen non-union men beinr
taken 10 the depot under police guard
Several non-union men were injureF
and many Of the mob were clubbed
and arrested by the police
AT Twenty second and State streets
drivers Of four coal wagons under
guard OF eight private detectives were
pclted with stones thrown from the
second story Of a building which they
were passing, Detectives, drawing re
volvers, charged into the place. In
mates fed and no shots were fred. A
riot call brought the police to the
scene and the crowd was dispersed
Detectives we're arrested for carrying
concealed weapons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02

= British Judge ON one occasion haa
% Try the case Of "Alabaster va
"hite A little time later he was
called upon to adjudicate in the snit
High vs. low" ard very shortly after
IA tnes OF "Halfpenny vs.. Penny. id
"hich the sum at stake was greatly
IN excess Of Chat which az hrst slght
would arnesr iiiely 10 be the case.-
Philadelphia edgen
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
COMMODORE NICHOLSON DEAD.

Washington, May Commodore
Somervtll Nicholson, y, S. N, rs' ircd.
~ dead, aged 50. He was navigating
officer OF Commodore Perry's flagship
on the expedition TO Japan and was
present at the signing Of the American
treaty with that country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
WOMAN KILLS ANOTHER
WITH SOLAR PLExuS BLOW,

Detroit, May Mrs. Katherine
Wood, aged GS, Is dead as lie result
1t IL alleged, 'of blow In the stom-
ach received today in quarrel with q
neighbor over trinlng matter. Mrs
Martha Turner is detained al the po-
lice station pending the result of the
coroner's invest CATION
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
MOBILE AND OHIO FREIGHT
HOUSE BURNED AT TuPELo

Traffic On the Mobile and Ohio into
N s city was delayed several hours
Yes crday because of the burning of
the company'sfr eight house and of,
Nee at Tupelo, Miss. Just what was
the extent Of the damage done by the
IRE could not be learned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-02
sHERIFF's sLAYERs IN JAIL.

Senatobia, Miss, May Thirteen
alleged slayers Of Sheriff Poage, who
was shot to death In Jail here while
Senying a prisoner from mob has
been indicted Today eleven Of the
men we're brought into court and ar.
raigned on charge Of murder. The
other two men indicted have not been
apprehendeG