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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22
|. I. NEW +, !, /. W i(' COLLEGE 81:
Committee Of Seven to For1nrllull:'
Ss8y6 1ate Plan of Procedure. H II

3aThc general committee on SCOUTING tIe
new Woman's College2for Richmond, con,
Ssistinr Of ave REPRESENTATIVES, faom ea q, =
$ofH the Baptist churches OF the 4, clly' m ne.
tist Church, DR.. b. Cahell Hening. rep
&resentlng the Education Commission, Pre-
scented the matter to the committen al "a
dresses were also made by Drs. Pltt,3.W'
4 n. ~ Smith Nelson, Harris. Mercer,
SDelieux and Mcssrs. Joseph 3. Nontgom-
cry and Iiftl Montague. 4.
4 * commit tec of seven was ar'pointe.d, &c
* formulate a plan OF procedure. ms M
committee at meeting to be called by
the chairman. e li 9g z. Il q, u !,
last nights meeting was we'll attended
anu notable u, thusiaSm was man! steds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22

III II you are sick witha germ trouble,
please lot us chow you how easy 1t Is TO
get well. Let us show yon at our OK
5penses let us buy the first bottle for you,
II This offer itself should convince YOU
#t11pt Liunozone does as, we claim We
would certainly not buy u bottle. and give
At 10 yo,i. II there was any doubt OF re-
suits. You want tnose results--you want
10 he well, Then DO fair with yourself;
Iglnl liz show YOU tie way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22
.STQESSEL ELCOMED..
Receives Ovation From .Peopl
Upon Landing at Town

fBy Associated Press)
IL KAFFA, .IslN14l p, Feb. q 81 eutell-
ant General Stocssel. the former COM
55ttmander az Fort Arthur, arrived here to-
day. General stbessel was welcomed by
\ e. cheering crowd. At the dockside q
!. deputation from the municipality pre-
sented him with the traditional bread
sand y salt and an address of 5# welcome
u Stocssel a addressing the asscmblage. said:
#I " OFFICERS and soldiers coming back
,to}the fathcrlnnd bow to you. I t9
Many relatives Of those who had de-
Tended Port Arthur were present and
a there were pathetic exhibitions Of grief
" or Joy ccording ITO the n ws received e! I.
X stoessel personally condoled with the
widows aid orphans and many OF them
Il kissed his hand. BE 81 55 F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22
5ALL-ABsORB1NG TOPIC.
The Hog Law Overtops S s'!"fEE
loriale Contest iii Fluvant1a,
The Tln,ess-Dlsp

81 G4s ST. fsprcIuil to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
IlI1Ni's ST DR. Il. \! IA, Feb. 2. tn all
i 4 absorbing topic in this end Of the county;
and Senatorial contests, Is The Hog
law Inv question. farmers, Ian -owncrs and
< others discussing the question at every
cross road meeting and petitions are PC
Ing circulated praying the Board Of S y:
&pcrvsors, that they shall declare tie
55thsI districtEa lawful fence MS to hogs.
55lsnls docs mot apply 10 sheep and goats
& and makes no stimulation 49, 70 the KING KING
q of r required for the Hitter. 55 H; !.
mic board will take tho questtilotn 5upg a.
5sitssf,,cxt e monthly meeting, and IN. warm
limit i expec tcd, there being some op-
arosiiion made to tho proposed change,
which will, If passed, nccessit ate ne ne
4 fcnrinr Of hogs il rnised: 523. s.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22
evidence " the tragedy are ontiinrru initial.

Eevidencc " the tragedy9arc con tinunlly
being found. III. 81 II .{5 ". y u II,
l$ 1he burial procession on Thursday Nil 81
Btiave onlynfew yards to traverse " y nav Il
ing been decided to give the body tenn ~
#porlry interment iii. the adjoining chapel
Of $'Andrcw..tho first called II i Az. y.
spite Of -four da gent tinvest'-
cation, the police know practica:llly no I.
more concerning the ASSASSIN than wh me-
Tic was captured fleeing red handed from
1.-The scene OF the $trag edy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22

n KING Of ALL 9 GU GIL IN Dicl Es.
MI H. q. Case. q mail ca rrl re OF s,anri
~. s.. service for q bout 81 teen years, says:
s.iWe have tried many cough medicines
for Group, but Chambcrlain's Cough Rem
lcdy is king OF all and one to be relied
mon every time. w e also$ find he best
81 rnedy for 1 & coughs and colds, giving GER
tain results and leaving no bad after
effects We eli never thoutj t IN the
3housc.n FOR sale by all druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22
'CElEIB|.RA'1|'|||.FG|:'.T|'|E|:.....
DEMONSTRATION n.
patriotic Societies Holdil A,,,rle -s
si5 t,ual Meetings and ~
Be Ru N HOUNDS! TO !. ! MEET
Reception at stlieS Scvciltictli Viz
ginia 512egitrlei1tal Arli1ory
s5s9 o-nigl,t, 1s9s5s 'SaIs


;To-day, the blftida * of q Gorge ~ lash N
3lngt on. ti,o rather Il sliisS Country Will
Sbc celebrated notwithstanding llonors III
ltllIs 81 u. ..xl banks ana banking ttouaes
VIII he closed the postoirice will observe
Sunday j, ours. MI schools Will sgivo holt
sidnys and the occasion will DO generally
observed. t5s 81 fysi
There will 10 no STOCK Exchange for
neither tho New fork I5xcharg u nor tho
local Stock Exci,nnge xvii N
fi# Colonel q gorge Wayne "a md ersot, com "a
stnnndlng the seyentietll II Vii glnll} Regt.- ~
snent. has iasued invitations % II sreccp--38
ton III tito "a rnory ight 3 4.
The Sons Of the American evolution
Will hold an entertainment t the Viz
sginia Club. 6 No. e311 I East GRACE Street.
Church Hill ut $40 y. Ni. sis free to
oil SInenlbersSo Of the Virginia Society, both
resident and non-resident,. u Is also
8tleRannnal meeting OF the said Society
at which officers nre ole ctctl. s 81
Il. If the wea Their permits d pilg riinaEe5
will lie made ii to ST.. John 81 Church, liz
honor of trick n Icnry.. sSSs 5{s
81 The Sons Of the Reyoll itionl Will bold \
Sthnf annual Meeting q t$s tho West more-3
land Club "a ftsr which II bana uet WI be 4
served y u ne5of the prl yntc dining rooms
of the Lei b. 81 ii M SSfa S3
sss Governor Nfontn que and ~ Mayor Mt
gCarthyS yes trday issued orders closing
Sall the State md scl tx fees, and little
5of% ntereat will OCCUR at ell ther during
the day, thong an 81 business II hat may
5appearRof sweeping nl0men t4sW u Ibe dis
posed 81, 33S3 I'he Governor VII y cave this
morning for a lGxandria; whore to-day
8hesswill participate In tho ceiepra ton OF
washing ton IS birthday a md Will return
hero to- night 38 III IA AZ
Eol, the midday train 5f for -Aloxantlrla.S
when lie viii nttard e Il night the annual
scelebra ton OF lid So Mas nic I 1odgc, OF
tiwhich he IS an net tive member
sla The Deep Run II unt sayY.ll give "a spf N
scial hint In honor. OF The d as.s Hounds
will meet members Of iii kennels ga I n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22
D GOMPERSa COMM G..
Prominent Men Asked to SitSo

ointment Men Asked Ito Sit on
AGA DENY Sta &c With ! in.
Mfr. Samuel Gompers, president OF 4 he
American Il ederation OF Labor, and The
greatest general Bof u the la bors orcesy OF
America will be- tho guests Of the Cen
trial Trades and Labor Council next Nc on n
,daY,@and Will 9mak an address OH the
relations OF capital anu la Dor thas nj ght
at tho SAcad envy OF ,.rus lie. + II.
Mullen. secretary Of the council 4 on hose
5inyltatiorg3l e will Il spea has chang q spf
the arral,gen ents forsl lie meet Sthe
Academy. ZIG Be s5s j3z "a 3&
the Trades XII and 5Lab Dor Council will
preside, land # about two HI hundred 8A 81 IL
Zens, y en- bracing the largest Scmplo yers OF
labor tho city ind st the Il State otIlclals.
ministers. doctors. lawyers and men In
almost every 70 cat on, vii be nYited 70
sit n on ia the II STAG &C.. The list Of these
was not. nyailab Die I: last! y oh ts when. N r,
Mullen was asked for has not been
D0slt lively determined who sHill introduce
m G ompers, but rs t vii " prohabl y$sl'c
som member OF the Trad and 4 Tor
Council. Bill 3sS5 u, y S5
4 Samuel Gompers Is 3perhap the great,
est organizer and the most discreet n y
conservative loader of labor forces In TINS
country, having developed the - ederat ton
of & Labor from. an niflcant organi..
ton into 4 powerful compact BODY OF
two lions. He is also @ Inagntlc 9, a.
3tractlve and Thought fuls speake3 s5s 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22

Tho many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. ", II.
w. Mason. Nm. 704 East Clay, will BIO glad to
learn their youngest DAUGHTER. Margaret Gee.
Is rapidly recovering from spell of pneu-
Nouln A .L-L -. .-r--.L- L.. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22

reason Is that germs are vegetables; and
Liuuozone--like an excess Of oXygcn-ls
life to an animal but deadly to yegetal
matter s
There lies the great value OF Llquozone,
tho body without killing the tissues. too.
Any drug that kills germs Is a poison, and
1t cannot be taken Internally For that
reason. medicine Is almost helpless In any
germ disease, while Ll1nozone Is almost
certain. We proved this fact for years,
through physicians and hospitals, In tnou-
sands OF tho most difficult cases obtains
able, Then wa paid 100000 for tho
American rights-the highest price ever
paid for any discovery used In the cure
Uf slrkness. M AZ E.3. -.L. VI A,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22
Chamber: of Horrors

One of the most gruesome Sigh IS WI 7
messed to-day was a mans head being car
Iried out of the mine In a dinner basket
It was found in L this post on and tho
flesh was almost entirely burned away
from tho skull. Legs, arms and manglcd
trunks were brought out in succession In
this manner After nightfall the entrance
TO the mine was convert ed into ~ fvcrlta-
bic chamber Of horrors. the awfulness OF
which was intensified BIZ 1.-THE Pickering
iof the lamps as the feeble rays fell upon
the mangled and bleeding fragments of
human flesh strewn about the entrnnceSln
sickening confusion Many stout-hearted
men, who had been assisting in the work
OF rescue, were forced to give UP he task
and numerous persons have tainted upon
seeing tho ghustly array. Of bodies. 5Ss58
VI Several women became hysterical, oth-
crs tainted and still others had to be
placed In the hands of the attending sur
igeons. being completely Frustrated by
the terrible scenes. When the bodies are
identified a tag is placed upon each and
special ambulance wagons convey them
TO Besselner. Il, {i
Mine Boss Reed lis confident that moro
than a hundred Of the men in the mines
We're white and believes all persisted. He
knows the rooms in which each man was
working, and this information, In many
cases Is tho only means Of Identification,
80 horribly are the bodies .disfigured. 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22
DEATH R . / !. /
Miners NOW 160.

Workers, said to the Associated Press
Tonight; Il shall DO surprised If a single
person escapes live from hat mine
Ventilation is very difficult. and il the
mon wero not killed by the. expl
they have certainly been suffocated & by
tho gases. The bodies SO far, ched
were III the main slope, and y & will 4 be
several days before we ca n get to the
rooms which branch off from the main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22

H3S Underwear u q little over half price
lis another good thong l1t.&S Il . No is
l$ zoo -ehl h S1.60 Stiff and a Soft g& Boso m
Shirts att 81. 45 and Isl .15I In @ l-s
"a lot Of good 6oc. n ckyvea nt 25c.S for
hOi re-. sS LIB Gf5s " S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22

President Flynn worked all last night
with pick and shovel at the mine, and
other mine officials were among the lca "a y
crs inv the rescue work. Conspicuous
among these was WI r. Farley member:
or the National Executive Board of the
United Mine Workers from Alabama,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22

s5ses Favors Judge Lewis.
rho Norfolk andmark says ed torinlly
;of ii we'll KIN own RI chm der ,s 81 s5S
mn III FOR 6 3 no 81 hi IS ne W Cabin
fol.os 9tlia1 Judge II. l..ssS evils, Of
srjrfa V: but the embarr fea tiirc u y u
Flint Inc 3Rspublcans par W needs Y udg s s.
Lewis In the Gubernat orinl ca q ~
this State. Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22

O'Clock \ and rattling good run across
fcour Il 81 Is Is & cxp ted
3F5Y "A ter the DRAG mn III formal reception
#wlll8be held mt tho Deep Run Club House
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22
Germ Diseases.

These arc the known germ diseases All
that medicine can do for these troubles
Is to help Nature overcome he1germs
and such results are indirect and uncer-.
tain. Liduozone attacks tho germs.
wherever they are, Aid when tho germs
Which cause a disease arc destroyed, the
disease must end, and forever. This is IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22
WINTER TourlsT RATES

q Srh,rteen thousand dol ars's Worth q
8Lineny "a sale s9tleas i9.sa 'lAnE y;
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24
WORK AND PLAN
FOR CONVENTION
Committee Met Last Night and
Madpcd Ont Arrangements
COST WILL Be $500
AND WILL Be RAISED BY SUB
SCRiPTICNS-TO COMPl ETE
PLANS FOR ENTERTAlN-
MENT or VISITORS.


A mellNg OF the committees o me
Cairo Auxiliary 10 the Ohio Valley
Tmnrevement association. who nave
/, .,a ~ o.raro.,r,o for M
~
EieVehth annual convention q 'he ~
ciatan here on the Is, g and II Of
November Had an enthusiastic meet.
49,, ,,,,,,.o,.aiot Al, ao,,ss, ,,.-s-1r-- -
iilsat
All he committees we've represented
ana tho chairmen made thcir reports.
Mayor George Parsons, chairman Of
the General committee presided
It win cost the city Of Cairo about
81 900 20 entertain the hudreds Of dis
tingui-hed visitors who will be here
ana WAYS and means for raising This
amounr were last nigh discussed The
money win be raised by subscription
ana tbo raemDcrs of ;bs different com.
mittacs under The direction of the
finance committee will solicit the
funds
The entertainment committee has
arranged an apDropiate program but
tbo features have not benn definitely
decided upon and will not be an
nolnca ad mill thc pr-eram of the as
sociafjon Is issued which win be in
few davs Tho famous NurphyRboro
band has been engaged at cost of
s100 10 furnish mo music for the oc
cagion
The cbatrmen of all the committees
wera instructed 10 proeeed upon the
- iana thar outlined lagp night and
n II c9molcte fiir Tafintts arra.fs.sss'
mcnts..
II Is already generally understood
that the Cairo convention is to be
The largest ana The best IN he history
Of the aes0ciation and tlc meeting has
excited much interest and favorable
comment net only among the members
but among The press Of the whole
Ohio valley. The following from the
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune of a
recent date VIII give some dea of The
Importance and the magnitude of the
organization:
The convention of the Ohio Valley
Improvement association, to be held
at Cairo next November, will be one
of the mosr important of the entire
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24
THE STRIKE MAY
BECOME GENERAL
Situation ia Russia is on an
Highly Serious Phase
ALL ROADS TIED UP
~ STRlKERs, WHO DEMAND NOT
MONEY BUT POLITICAL CON
SSiONS MILLS ALSO
CLOSED.

ST. Petersburg Oct 2l--The rail
road strike situation has entered on
highly serious phase The move
ment is spreading rapidly to all rail.
roads of the empire, and apparently
cannot be stopped, while in many
cities it is communicating itself to mill
and factory employees.
A general strike in all branches of
labor which the socialists planned for
the end of this year is scmmingiy
bursting forth Ct ita own yol.tiun
Dispatches from railroad eenters nm.
nounced complete tying mp Of all lrans-
portation.
The last link hat bound Moscow
the commercial center of The empire,
with tha outer world, was broken yes.
trday tMonday afteruo u when tho
mel on the Nicholai road, connecting
MOSCOW with ST. Peterbugg. s,rucH.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24
TRUSTED AND
EMPLOYED CLERK
WHO WAS AN EX-CoNVIcT, AGAIN
PROVED DISHONEST, BUT
SURRENDERs IN ARIZONA TO
THE POlCE.

New York. Oct 23-policc Captain
Harkirs, Of the local headquarters de.
Tee i've squad of Brooklyn. got word
this morning OF the arrest of Richard
f. Hayes. formerly of Ohio. al B!sbce,
Ariz.. and he took immediate steps 10
have toe man extralited and brought
back to Brooklyn. whore he is wanted
ON a warau, i.sued on charge Cf
larceny. tie is accused of taking
about 81 800 fir IN fhe If0nclad Manu-
facmring company Where he had been
empoycd as CHIEF boolkeeper mp 70
the time of his disapp Hayes
was an cx-conyict when he g1t the job
at the Ironciad works and bis emplc"-
ers knew g. Iut there was a belief
that the man who had previously becl
centonced 10 five years in the peni-
lenua-y was genu nelly rcpen;ant AMI
he had made 90 many promises 10 re-
form that his friends hai renewed
confidence in him.
Hayes is - years old. dresses well
aud is most competent bookkeeper
re had managed, IL seems Jo jug
gle the figures so succes sfully in abe
ten month that he worked on the job.
that tha firm has not yet discovered
how much has been 81 len. Nellie
bly,. Of globe tr0tjing fame is Tho
chief owner Of the lronclai works. an
she vas mach disturbed al hearing
that the head of th bookkc ping ie-
parfruouf had rr,un Vru1r Ana since
his departure The firm has been fnd-
ing oui new rascalities almcst every
day.
The de;sctiyes tried to trace Hayes
in MS hight. al found that BE- had leii
home without telling bis wife where
De was going. The police finally traced
Hayes 70 where his ps rents I've. and
then lost track OF him Oni west some
where.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24
DOES NOT LIKE
FAKE PUBLICITY
Miss Roosevelt Home, Says She
Regrets "NOnsensical Stories"
A RACE AGAINST TIME
BETWEEN WEST AND EAST HAS
STARTED STEAMSHIP rs.
TABLisHED NEW LOW
RECORD ON TRIP.

San Franc SEQ, Oct % Tho Pacific
Mail Steamship companys liner 81
IBERIA, which arrived from Yokohoma
today established new record be-
tween this city and the japanese port,
having made The trip in ten days, ten
hours and twenty-eght minu;es.
The best previous time between this
port and Yokohoma was made by the
Korea. sister ship Of The Siberia. in
ten days, eleven houis and five
minutes
Among the Sibafia's passengers
were Miss Alice Roosevelt ana parry
Although il was expected that Miss
Roosevelt would spend few days IN
and around San Francisco. all preeiout
pIana wc changed dHring the voyage
Hld neither her party nor that of Mr.
liar. imam landod Ia this city At al
lu tcad they were transferred from
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24
coNvicTs
Less Deserving OF the Eternal Stigma
Tan Certain Life Officers.

Lincoln Nch.. Oct. 23.--At The First
Congregational church Rev. J. Y. Tut
tlo reJukcd the presidents Of the three
New York life insurance companies
and declared thar convicts were less
deserving Of eternal stigma than they
were Tuule followed Rev Mr. Bait.
Chaplain cf the Mas achuseffs Peni
tantiarg The me ting was held under
the auspices OF The National Prison
Congress. and was one Of the series
held In Lire m churches.
Dr. Tditle declared that The worst
men seldom entered prscn. Thos-
gho dii time LEFT di. graccd for life
Trctery in business be- d nounced as
worse.
Il had a friend who stole s100.000. 20
he said. and De- went 10 prison and
served his time I see no reason why
De- should rst under a greater stigma
thau fhe prc iien's OF The three great
Ncw York life insurance companies
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24

the siberia % ihe gy'Alfab ana taben
direct to Uali1Ed M6 ON tlt eastern
fc cf the lay
They loft There . 3.a0 trs after
noel fo~ the east An attempt Is
ba,ue % bcat an previous relordH be.
tw en- Yokokoma and the cities Of The
cast -
'-fi,a presems bat auirad we're
merely incxprnfse memeutos OF the
lip euch as ap{ one travelling in a
TRANCE eourfd2s you'd receive said
lho Fre ideRfs ~taetAter.
.1nore was nothng really remark
able abort my tip and cannot under
stand why - much fuss was made
ab1ul g. ha1 gu exceptionally hne
iine and enfoyoI every momcnt that
] Wae aWay. Tire only thing that ! re-
mrf is that IS, many non ensical
siories were circulated REGARDING
me"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24
CLEANED CLOTHES: INJUREo.

Pftsblrg OcL 23.-Mrs Emma
soulsby was fatally and four oLher
womca were painfully burned by an
explosion of gasoline at Allegheny to-
day. Mrs S0ul=by was cle1ning
clothes with the nuid which ignited
from a gas stove. thc cXpl lsion en-
yelopne her IN a sheet a flames. ThI
fher women were burned iu arisnpt
ing t0 rescue Ms S0Hls5y
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24
HUSBANDS cREwsoME FIND.

Washington, Oc - Mary fras-
els Scheitlin. 35. wife Of Rudolpn p.
Scheitlin. an electrician at 'be Navy
yard and William A. BOtomy. aged 49,
were fund dead This afternoon hy the
eouan'a husband Tire front room
~ toe Scheiilin home on his return
from work
4 revolver from which three eh0ts
had hern fired was on The floor Two
Shots DIS tbe woman the tbi-j rhe
man. The p.lics bellyc Betomy chot
Tile woman auI then himself
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24
HUNDREDS DIED
IN TRAIN WRECKS
WHILE over THIRTEEN THOU
SAND WE'RE lNJuRED-Rs-
PORT SLOWS THAT THERE
WERE 1891 COLLISIONS ~
THE YEAR.

Washington. October zs--During
the year ending Jane go. 1875 $50
persons were killed and l3.7S3 injur-
ed as a result uf accidents on railroad
trains. according O. the repoet of the
Interiae Commerce Cpmmis ioH, il
sued today.
Tacrc we're ! 23f collisions and D.
ra5 derailments Of wh-eh 163 coils
ions ami Ies deraiimenhs affected pas
8urar trains. Damase 20 cars. 80
eines aad roada-ay 81 ihese aecidenes
10 s24i0.87l
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24
STRANGE THINGS
IN A DAYS NEWS
Woman Shot Constable Who
Was Removing Furniture
AN Inflated TRAIN
IN SECOND GERMAN
klliS HIMSELF At SONS
FUNERAL. - HUSBANDS
GREWSOME FIND.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Oct 23. Mrs.
zctta Eckles shot Constable Peer
Martin, of Marion, through he heart
at her home here this afternoon.
The constable was attempting to
serve a writ Of execution and remove
some furniture from the house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24

81. pC rsburg Oct 23-Ccnnt
Wite. il now seems, has d afinitaly
come into imperial favor and tho
ahrewdoat Observers consider Il Ger
tain that be viii shortly be in active
direction Of the government a5 pre-.
mer ana head Of a responsible cabi
net
Since his rerurn from ne United
States Witte has boldly ranged hin,.
self on the ,ide Of the liberals and
has not only advocated complete
liberty of speech, Of press and Of the
assembly as canuollorary of the
coming louma, but has urSed the eX-
tension of powers Of the Iouma along
the lines demanded by the reformers
as well as a broader fIanchi e 50 as TO
admit of a flllc- representation from
the ranks Of labor and the cultured
cloe oq.
The emperor, to whom Witte has
pe.sunau5 oduneI ms views, dI--
played mull sympathy with hem anj
t j. learned favored a number of
sNail'egf HFssseat.s,ly4ssasho coant
The reception of Cotntess Witpe by
the Empress today is considered sinen-
lar evidence Of The Enpefor's dc.
termination to couGda his fortunes 70
the hands of Whle. No Other inter-
probation is placed upon y IN court
circles. where the RECEIPT on ot the
countess created Il tremendous sensa-
ton The Countess S Jewess Of or.
dinary birtn and has never before
beea received at court The fixing OF
his wfa's social status which has
been one Of Whites ambitions, mast
rank as one OF the triumphs of his
life
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24
A NEGRO THIEF
HAD HIS NERVE
Sto.e a Pair OF Shoes aud Then
Tried to Exchange Than
CHASE AFTER A SNEAK
WHo ENTERED Ed BRAMBRlclt's
HOME ON HIS TiP-TOEs
NEGRO PORTER STEALS
FROM HOTEL.

VIII "eods Ee6fo u the city 1ail
charged Wlth larceny posssssea' the
ponce say an unparalleled nerve
woods had the audacity 70 take pair
oi shoes that ne haa stolen oack 70
lae same store ana asa that they oe
eNehahged.
saturday was circus day, cold ana
raw as woods wandered down Com
mefciai avenue ne sp ed box %
oPefcal9 being unpacked al lhe Chi-
eA&o Gieihihs mouse i00' CONNER
eiai While me clerks We're hisy VIII
made selection and left the store,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24

griaf over the dea.h Of his u who
committed smc d. las week. Herman
Schultz shot himself through tic head
loiay while me funeral service was
bc,nc held over the body Of his son,
and ZEN pro trate across the coffin,
dead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-24
TAFT WANTS INCREASE.

Warlingioa Oc 2s-Secf eiary
Taft WI recommend Co congress an
Iucteaea t1e number Of artillery
mlH a. army iu order that there shall
be suGi-.-at number Of men o. man
fae fors and care for coast defcnses.