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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-19
WILL FORBID THE DRAWBACK.

Treasury officiais Say Hansbrough's
Amendment is Sweeping in It's
Terms. 5 s
Washington, Feb. l8.-The treasury
officials were asked today for their con-
struction of the Hansbrough amendment
to the drawback section of the Dingley
law. They say such an amendment will
forbid the payment of drawback on any
-four made from imported wheat, wheth-
er straight, imported or mixed. The
amendment is sweeping in its terms they
say, and there seems no escape from this
conclusion. -, ..-.. ...
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-19
Trouble in csueasia.

sTiflis, Trans-C aucasia, Feb. ia
district official named Gnoutof has been
assassinated at Igdyr by Armenins.
The motive for the crime was political.
AT Vagarshapad, Trans aucasia, the
mayor has been shot and killed near his
residence.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-19

About 200 young mems suits on
sale this week at Dahl's at greatly re-
duced prices. It VIII pay to examine
these suits and learn the prices wheth-
er you are ready to buy or not.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-19
CHURCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BAPTIsT CHURcH-S Services Ii a. m.
and z 80 p. m Young peoples meeting
$50 p. m Prayer meeting Wednesday
80 p. m. Be glad to see You at our
services, 2. J. callop, pastor "
ST. GEoRGEs (EPIscoPAL There will
be the regular sermon and holy COM
munion at ST Georges Episcopal church,
at 1O:45 a. m Sunday school at 10 a,
m. Archdeacon Jones, rector. g
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH Preaching
services on Sunday morning at II
o'clock. Sermon BY the pastor. SUN
day school at II is p. m. Classes for all
grades. Separate primary department.
In the evening there will be song SER
vice beginning at z 80 which viii pre-
icede the evening sermon. Prayer meet
ing at z 80 o'clock on Wednesday
evening il the manse. AT the Sunday
morning service there will be special
music BY the church choir. AT the
evening service the young peoples
chorus choir will render the anthems
and lead the singing. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to attend these
services. a, W. Hayes, pastor.
..s
METHODIST EPIscopAL cHuRcH-Rev.
Louis Magin, pastor Services for sun
day Feb. 10Th: Morning worship al il
=. N. Sermon by the pastor. topic The
Inner Room" Special music anthem,
Come Thou Fount" (Excell) Sunday
school at 1916 .. m. Classes for al
ages. Epworth League devotional meet
ing at 8 40 p. m, topic sGlorifying God
in Our Home. Leader, Jessie Gilbert.
Evening worship at 80. There will Be
ten minutes Of song service The pastor
will speak On the topic, The Keys Of the
Kingdom. I Special music will be as
follows Anthems, Hark the Song
(ExcellJ and Consider the Lilies
Solo oh Ny Redeemer. (Gounod) BY
Miss Jessie Messersmith. Everyone IS
invited to our services. Strangers es-
pecially welcome.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-19

Just received at Dahl's a large as
sortment Of the newest designs in
fancy shirts, The patterns are very
handsome and attractive.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-19
liz


Westher report for 81 hours q ending
E8sp. a. February II. 1901: J;
Maximum JIG above; MIN. 12 below.
Maximum lind yeSloe WI 1o miles
from the east.
Forecast Tor sc hours from s. .. ,m..
February IS, 1906
Continued FAIR tonight and probab-
" Sunday rising temperature.
Wanted Girl for general house.
work Ct SO Fourth street.
Returned Home Quite q number Of
the visiting editors returned nome on
the afternoon train.
Skating Again Good sized crowds
are making the most Of these pleas-
ant evenings and are enjoying the
skating at the rink. ss-
Taken 70 the Hospital Mrs. Snyder,
wife Of ]. r. Snyder of Hazelton, was
brought to the hospital In i very
critical condition yesterday. 5s
Pretty Quiet Yesterday afternoon
the down town district WAS pretty
quiet as every one that could get
away Tor . while was listening to
VIM. ]. Bryan who addressed tba
legislature At the capitol. The trolley
line had another very big days
{ trafiic.
Rather Dangerous "a lot Of the
kids take delight in catching onto
the trolley sar and riding on the
tenders where they are out Of reach
Of the conductor and motorman. It
is 9 dangerous sport and come Of
them will get hurt thus the parents
will want damages.
Did Damage ate Friday night
some unknown parties took to hurl.
ing missels at one another on Fourth
street and succeeded In breaking q:
large plate glass window IN webb
Bros. undertaking parlors. II the IN.
jured parties ind out who did 1t they
intend 70 make It interesting for
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-19

ST. GEoRGEs (EpIscoPAL) There will
be the regular sermon and holy COM
munion at ST Georges Episcopal church,
at 10 As q. m Sunday school at 10 a.
m Arcildeacon Jones, rector. q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-19

n Did DannaseLate Friday night
some unknown parties took to hurl.
ing missels ct one another on Fourth
street and succeeded IN breaking q:
large plate glass window IN Webb
Bros. unde rtaking parlors. II the in.
jured parties md ont who did 1t they
intend 70 make It interesting for
them. s.sS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-19

Rather Dangerous "A lot Of the
Kids take q delight IN catching onto
the trolley sar and riding on the
tenders whore they are ont Of reach
Of the conductor and motorman. It
is q dangerous sport and some Of
them will get hurt thus the parents
viii want damages. 81;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-19

The Big store; Attention ii called
70 the big advertfs sment 81 the a.
w Lucas Company ID this issue. This
great department store carries one
u the largest stocks ID the north.
1est, and during this dun season Is
Offering some great barsains- to those
who want their money to reach as
far as possible.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-19
Iai<en 70 the Hospital Mrs. Snyder,
wife Of J. r. Snyder Of Hazelton, was
brought to the hospital In 4 very
critical condition yesterday.

Pretty Quiet Yesterday afternoon
the down town district was pretty
quiet as every one that could get
away for q while was listening to
VIM. Bryan who addressed tbs
legislature at the capitol. The trolley
line had another very big days
trafic.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
RUSSIANS FLOCK
INTO AMERICA
Startling Increase in Immigra.
tiOn for December
1892 CzAR SUBJECTS
CROSS THE ATLANTIC TO FIND
A HAPPY HOME IN UNCLE
SANS DoMAIN-sIGNiF-
icANT FIGURES.
BY the Associated Press.


Washington, Jan 2s AN immense.
almost startling. increase in immigra.
on is shown by figures for Decem-
ber which have been complied by
Commissioner Sargent The increase
in the number Of immigrants from
both Russia and Austria-HuDgary Is
particularly noteworthy ana the in
crease from Russia is considered es.
pecially significant
Last December the number Of i'm
migrants from Russia was 1892. an
increase Ct 81 per cent over Decem-
ber, 1892 The immigration from Aus
tria- Hungary in December shows an
increase of 1878 over that Of Decem-
ber, 1908, aggregate 23,433 From the
whole Of Europe immigra ion last De
cemhef was 5s,92G, an increase of II,
573 ever December year ago.
Commissioner Sargent points out
that If the total immigration from all
countries, which in December aggre
gated 62,7G2. should be maintained
throughout me year together with the
natural increase 5 be expected IN
March. April May and june. the pres
ent fiscal year will SHOW the heaviest
imm grafton in the hiltory Of the
county.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
WERE GUESTS OF
KING OF ENGLAND
ambassador and Mrs. ChOate
Stayed at Windsor
NEARLY THREE DAYS
KING ESCORTED MRS. cHoATE
TO DINING ROOM WHILE Mr..
cHoATE ESCORTED THE
QUEEN.
By the Associated Press.

London, San 2S,-Ambas. ador and
Mrs. choa.e have returned 10 their
London residence after visit to
Windsor cattle where they gere the
guests Of King Edward and Queen
Alexandra from Wednesday TO Fri
day of this week
At dinner at Windsor castle We'd
nesday evening King Edwari escort
ed Mrs. Chcate to the dining hall
and Mr.. Choate accompanied Queen
Alexandra. Throughout the visit
King Edward was especially cordial
TO Ambassadcr Choate and the Al so
ciated Press learns that his majesty
took occasion at the dinner to ex
press his sincere regret that Mir.
Choate would shortly retire as am
has ador to Tho court of ST. James.
and colgratula ed him on uha, he
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
PRINCIPAL ITEMS
OF NAVAL Bill
HOW TIE MILLIONS ARE TO BE
SPENT THAT CONGRESS. WILL
APPROPRIATE - NAVAL RE
PORTS RECOMMENDATIONS.
ay the Assoclated Press

Washington Jan 2S.--The princi
pal items Of the new naval blll are.
Pay of the navy. $l70O0,000; bu-
reau of navigation. $1,779,750; bureau
Of ordinance, $f19C,sCG; bureau OF
equipment, sG,17i,ogS; bureau OF
yard ana docks. S927A4S; public
works. s2,ST3,3 300; bureau Of construs-
tion and repair, s7972.s24; bureau Of
team engineering, s2.977900; marine
corps, Si,119,3S5; bureau Of supplies
and acc3untc, $5Ss3.932
Under the head Of increase Of the
navy $23,4l0,833 is appropriated for
cons ruction and repairs; $1S.00o,000
for armament; $si5,000 for equip
ment An apprcpeiat OF $lO0.1g0
is mad9 for rc-ervo tcrpadoes and ap-
plianc2s, the committee stating that
there is on hand today barely enough
torpedoes TO allow one hot far each
uhc or torpedo gun.
Commenting cn tho naval program
the report says;
"The committee firmly believes the
policy of congress to build up ;he
American navy should be continued
and accordingly, Notwithstanding The
fact that we are now building a large
number of ba tleships ami cruisers
recommend what in its Judgment is
a reasonably ,trong program for com
ing ycars-a program which it feels
assured viii meet The approval of the
American people. Our great national
policies, the contraction OF the Pana
ma canal. insistenc2 on the Monroe
Doctrine. prot ection Of american cit
liens, support Of our foreign policies
regeneration of the Philippines and
the national defense. all demand that
the building up Of the navy srall 50
on"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
RUSSIAN GENERAL NOW HAS
SOMETHING LIKE 100000 MEN
Governor General Trepoff Threatens to De-
port Foreign Newspaper Correspond
ents From St. Petersburg

made lis eyewitnesses and earwitness-
Is OF frightrul catastrophe, which is
probably the prelude 70 a cataclysm
such as the world has not behela
since the five terrible years that fol
lowed the meeting in 1888 of the
states general at Versailles.
AS regards. indeed, magnitude and
stupidity. no mistake was committed
~ the purbIind upholders Of the
french ancient regime comparable for
moment with the awful butchery TO
Rhich yesterday were subjected thou
sands of the czar's most devoted sub.
iects who were approaching the win
Ter palace with nc other purpose but
lumbly to petition the august and
venerated sovereign, who s1ill 10 their
hearts was Their Little Father" The
consequences If a dreadful disillusion
and OF the maadening disclosure thar.
Judged by his acts or by those of his
rusted Representatives the ruler
Shom they have BEEN taught 70 re.
yard as Coils anointed and their guar
Ilan anger - IedHY an thtHiohcu
levi, are likely to be the more appal-
ing than anything seen in Paris dur
ing the Reign cf Terror, in proportion
is The Russian people have borne for
,enturies aeuter suffering with more
patient fortitude, and in proportion as
hey are less articulate and far more
desperate than we're the subjects Of
1.ouis VT--New York Sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
OYAMA DRIVEN BACK
ABANDONS TWO TOWNS
BY The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
Mukden, via Tien Tsia, Tan. 23.--
The most important cannonade since
the first battle on the Shakhe river
was nlaintanc1 81 yesterday ia cen
tinuous stcrrl against the JsPanese
left. The q .1ek Vi-s conferred ah7ut
seven miles w5s. o. shakae station,
and resul,ed ia tire Japaaece with,
drawal from 1oia-tai an FGchsHa
chIatxu, which the Russiano have oc-
cupied.
cannonading indicates that an eN-
tended contest lc progressing. TO
days reporte inaics the Japanese
are continuing 40 fall back, while the
Russian cavalry have, It Is Under
stood, advanced their lines ten miles.
st. Petersburg, Jan. 28.-According
Ia reports current in military circles
General Kuropatl0in has broken
through Oyama's left wing and threat
ems his communica ions with Yinkow
Whether or not the report IS true the
Associated Press learns from a high
military scarce that ur-patltin has
undertaken general offensive move
ment on both aauks with the object
Of threatening both lines of Japanese
communicaio ion and forcing the jap
anese from their winter quarters. The
informant OF the Associated Press
said:
After General Mistchenko's raid
Kuropatkin decided that Oyamas po
5'tien could be turned westward from
the plains Ii, as has been reported
the Russians have already succeeded
in piercing the Japanese left they
doubl less will be able to reach point
west Of Lao Yang. in which case the
Japanese will be outhanksd A sim
liar movement southwark from Bentsi-
aputze viii strike the Japanese line Of
communications toward the Yalu."
Kuropatkin has something short OF
100000 men. Tr,gps engaged on the
right. in addition to Mistchenko's
and Rennenkampf's cavalry are be-
lleyea 10 be principally Siberian and
part Of the first European army.
Governor General Trepoff has warn
ed some foreign correspondents that
If they continue to send ont false and
misleading reports of the situation
they will be depcrted.
There is much gossip about what IS
occurring at Tsarskoe Selo but The
only thing certain is that the emperor
nvl t,;- odz-ieore4 bovc NOT reached a
decision regarding further action. 1t
is known, however, that project for
the creation Of sort of Zemskyzabor
with a limited membership and along
the lines Of the old Russian land par
lament as consultative body OF his
majesty, but without power of action,
has been discussed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29

buildings between Harvey and How
ard streets and Eleventh street and
the alley in the rear. AT that hour
the fremen directed thir efforts to
prevent a spread of the flames to toe
immense Wholesale paper house OF
the Carpenter Paper company and to
the main building of the NJ. E. Smith
Dry Goods company.
Couldn't Stop Flames.
Despite the fact that the entire
force was at work on the burning
buildings, throwing half a hundred
streams On the interior of the build
ings. the flames continued TO spread
for several hcars. They ate heir
way into the building occupied BY
Porter Riorson and Heobler com
pany. manufacturing chemists. short
iy before O'Clock and a eerier of
explosions followed. causing the
flames to spread with renewed vigoT
to the adjoining Snyder's Commission
house on the northeas. and four 9th
er commission houces and the fire
had enveoped these places before
the streams could be started on them
The upper four floors of the build
ing were occupied by the Smith Dry
Goods company as a storage house
The stocks of all these firms were
soon in ashes.
The flames early threatened the
five-story buildings occupied by toe
Kirkendal Shoe company. and it was
soon an entire loss. together with the
stock
west of this was the Mar.in-Coti
Hat company. wholesalers, whore
,r,1.-,1.,s,,,5 -, ,,t,.h ,,s-e.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
BIG FIRE At MINNEAPOLIS.
Murphy Travis Printing Co, Build
ing Damaged 100000.

Minneapolis. Jan. 2S.-Fire in the
Murphy Travis Printing company's
plant tonight destroyed property to
the extent OF 100000 or more.
The third floor Of the building was
occupied by the Murphy Travis
Printing company and the Carlson
Manufacturing company. lnfiammable
printers ink ana gasoline caused
many explosions, menacing the lives
Of the firemen. The cscond floor Of
the building was occupied by the Pet
erscn Carpe company and the first
foor by the Twin City Wine COM
pany Daily Legal News. Murphy
Travis company and the Minneapolis
Plating company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
GERMAN COUNT DEAD.
Richard FRANKIE Wss Recently Par
doned From Pen BY Gov. Yates
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
IS - LOUIS, Mo. Jan. 2S.-Richard
FranGe. a German count of noble
family in the Rhenish provinces, who
came TO America five years ago, and
was. recently released from the peni'
tentiary at Chester, H., after seven
mcnths' Imprisonment for completely
in an attempted Jail break at Belle
Vile, Ill. which led to the death of
Sheriff Barnickol, died suddenly here
today His death is believed - have
resulted from heart disease. but there
is a suspicion that he took poison.
When his effects we're examined pa,
pers of honorable discharge from the
German army were found. He had
been in the engineering corps of the
army. FRANKIE was sentenced to four
teen years in the penitentiary, but
was pardoned as the last official ac
of Governor Yates.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29

had accomplished during his term OF
office, specifically croditing Mr.
Choate with having completed the
entente cordiale betwe en- G~eat Brit
ain and the United States.
Mr.. Choa e will, it is understood
at the request of President Roosevelt
remain in London for some time af-
ter his term actually expires in or
der to wind up importan; pending
matters in which ~ is concerned
He expects to leave for America du-
ring May.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
THREATENING At MOSCOW
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
st. Petersburg. Jan. 29.-Despite
the fact that the strike in Russia is
spreading in the Baltic provinces and
In Poland, no disturbances Ct any i'm
po~tanco were reported Saturday and
tranquility. il Is hoped by the author
tiles. will prevail today Sunday. In
Moscow. where 10000 men are sill
1u,. although work has been resumed
in nearly all mills. the situation ap-
Gears 10 he threatening. Authorities
declare that measures already have
been takea to prevent trouble in Mo-
COW. Arms have been removed from
gunsmiths' shops and pa rolls Of the
streets are continued. In the Baltic
provinces and in Poland the strikere
are cutting tel graph lines and inter
rupting communications. and fears
are expressed for most serious dis
orders. especially in Poland
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
.UNCLE.IOECANNON
ER|ND|CTMENT
Charged by Gridiron Club and
Found Guilty OF Many Things
USED A BOBTAIL FLUSH
PRESIDENTS CHARGE AT SAN
JUAN HILL - PRESIDENT IN
TRo0UcED AS "oRlGiNAL
ROOSEVELT MAN.
BY the Associated Press.

n D..
Washington. Jan 2S-The Gridiron
club celebrated It's twentieth anniyer.
sary tonight with a dinner which was
attended by ESQ guests. including the
president, members Of his Official
family, representatives Of the courts.
the enate, the house, the army and
the navy as well as men Of promi-
nenco in the literary, scientific and
business world. The dinner, like all
others Of this famous organization of
Washington correspondents, dealt
with present events which were
treated with the usual Ievity and bur
larque and satirlzed, while promi-
nsnt gEasts were roasted In a good
natured and witty way.
The Presidents War Record.
The presence OF President Roose-
yelt afforded an opportunity to make
many pointed allusions to the doings
II the administration and views 0f
the chief magistrate. fhe laaugura-
ton of Maj Carson Al president with
a Rough Rider aeeompaIament and
reference to thapcharge OF tho pres
ident'a reginsapa at San Juan hill was
managed hYFa khaki clothed band
which nlava "There1l be a Hot Time
III heagla Town Tonight
pending Impeachment proceed
In raAgrcss were satirized by
haYfnss all senator's, iara&sesss, ,.tl1t iiii.
der Indictment sit III tffiia1'f''l'lIfs
Speaker Cannon Who was charged
with eight coglss, among which were
that the speaker had refuFea I'd com
piy witfi he Anti.amDxe orignanee
tfhat ha insisted that the house was
a coordinate branch OF the govern
ment to the mental anguish OF many
senators; that he had with scorn re-
fused the yice-presidency. thus thrust
ing upon the country Charles W..
Fairbankr. and thai he had been guii-
ty OF pushing in tco many chips on Il
bobl allied flush and was caught in
he act
The speaker, Notwithstanding his
plea vas adiudgsd guilty and Sen
ltor German pronounced sentence.
eFrenzied Finance was the theme
Of a pre.endoas sklt which burIesqu-
I'd some lste events in banking, brok-
rage and railfoaJing and introduced
Col Bill Greene Tom Lawron"
and Mrs. Cassie Chadwick, who
were For rayed by mcmbsrs Of the
club,
The Original Roosevelt Man.
There was a controversy as 70 who
vas tae original Roosevelt man
ina yerfes Of poetry were reeitsd al
egcd 70 have been written by sever
Il dlffercns men asserting that they
we're he Original" The list included
Senator's Lodge, Foraker, neveridge
and Scott and Indian Commissioner
-oupp Major Carson rejected them
/ all and introduced the president Of
the United States as the original
Roosevelt man. who responded with
neat speech.
Topical songs made merry with the
names of other guests, including the
pre-. ideni Senator Knox, Kearns and
Mr. Bryan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
QUIET AT MOSCOW.

Moscow, Jan 2S-The authorities
do net an ieipate any disorder here
tomorrow and declare the entire re-
storation of order is certain. Never
theless, IL any inclination is shown to
disturb the peace they say precan'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
HEAVY INCREASE IN LOANS.
Shown by Quarterly Statement Of ~
inois Banks.
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Springfield, H., Jan. 2S.-lIcavy in
creaces in loans for ;he past three
months ana al-o a large increase in
time savings deposits are shown By
the quarterly sta ement of the state
banks Of Illinois
The statement shows 290 state
banks with ;otaf retource9 Of Sill
3eC,s10. an increase Of S12,779s75i du-
ring the quarter Loans aud dis
counts January u. $24s.209.7S7, an
inerea1 Of $21.CSS.525. Time dep0s-
it savings. s1C3.ffG.21G. an increase
Of $5.404.o02 Time deposit ceriih-
ca es. S3I. $50 S7a. an increase Of g.
s1s.7a5
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
RUSSIAN sYMPATHIzERs.
March Through 6oston's Streets
ourshng Big Red Flag.
av the Assnclnted Press.

Boston, Mass. Jan. 2S.-For two
hours this evening a procession of
several hundred Russian reyolutic2.
list sympathizers marched through
The streets with a huge blood red flag
huttering beside he stars and stripes,
while letterel signs proclaimed the
object cf the demonstrations. AT
times the marchers sang the "Marseit
aiss7 and cheered sentiments favor
able to the reyolulonists, and agains
he Russian government.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
SITUATION MORE CRITICAL.


BY the Associated Press.
Mo-cow. Jan 2S-Tlc ituat.oa here
tonight is slightly more Threatening
Men in the industrial section are
lndnlgiHg in Saturday night spTecs
and have becono urhulzn-- The dis
position of troops makes serious trol-
bie unlikely. but IL the mon continue
drinking there undoubtedly viii be
disorder The authorities. however
stHl hope 70 asoii blooished-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-29
ARTHUR IRELAND GUILTY.
Ry the Associated Press

Ry the Associated Press.
Fort Madison. Ias Jan. 2S.-Ar,hur
Ireland. a prominent labor leader
was today convicted after a sensa-
tlonal trial. fer assault With inteus to
commit gread bodily injury upon a
man named Mathisen. a strike break
er brought into F0ri Madison during
The strike of the Santa Fe machin
lists here last ummer