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The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
Report Of Meeting of U. D. c.

Friday, April IA found some fifteen
or twenty members of the local chapter
Of the u d. C. assembled in the ladies
parlor of the court house. The pres
ident opened the meeting at $3.50 p. m.
She announced the most important
business for the afternoon would be
the election of delegates to the division
meet in Macon on the End of May.
The Secretary read the minutes of
the last meeting, followed by the cal
were absent and bad mark was
requested to be given these stray ones.
To make any kind of an organization
a success there must be cooperation of
it's members. The order must be re-
garded in the light Of personal property
and each member should treat it's rules
and regulations as though they were
that members pet "hobby".
Daughters, we mu It be membe s in
the true sense of the word, one in deet
not just in name.
The charter was to be seen OIL this
afternoon-'tis very neat document
and truly valued by all.
Three different pictures of the con-
federate soldiers were sent the chapter,
the purchasing of which, we were told
would aid the Davis monument fund.
1t was decided to keep these pictures
and have them framed, also the charter
also the charter, and with such memen-
tos on the walls of our meeting places
our eyes will gaze and our hearts o'er-
flow.
Mrs. E. d. Hood and Miss Finley
were elected to represent the chapter
at Macon. The next meeting will be
OF Friday May IL, at 3 p. m. The
delegates will have returned and it will
prove most interesting to hear them en-
umerate their defeats pardon me, vic
tories at this their maiden attendance
upon Miss, Division U. D. C.
A. Irene Blair, Sec.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
interesting PaDers.

Beginning with the issue of May the
18th. we will publish series of articles
by Col. w. L. Clayton under the title
Of "Pen Pictures of the Olden Times"
Knowing Col. Clayton as we do, and
having read some Of the articles in
manuscript, we can say to our readers
that all who fail to read them will miss
4 treat. We ask all our friend who
take the paper to please call attention
to This feature of the paper and solicit
subscriptions. The Colonel deals with
incidents Of the psst that will prove in
tereresting to both old and young.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
Crown Bottline Works

Fulton and McLeran have opened up
their bottling works on front street
just south of the Monaghan Hotel and
are now making preparations to supply
the territory adjacent with summer
drinks. Mr.. McLeran is a practical
man in the business and will devote his
time to the manufacturing department.
His former experience will serve to
make of the new business a successful
venture from the beginning. Both of
the young gentlemen are energetic and
honest and will command a good trade.
We wish them every success.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
NUMBER 3
The Country People.

| ~ ID surprising IIldC the DWELL
ers in cities are inclined to treat
country people to a certain extent
in patronizing manner and to
a certain air or superiority over
them, as if the fact that they live
in cities was of itself sufficient
to vest them with a higher order
of intelligence and moral charac-
ter than is possessed by country
people.
Doubtless many city people are
unconscious of the feeling thus
displayed, yet the fact remains
they have that feeling.
Now it is evident that the fact
that a man lives in a city does
not assure him any social or NOR
al superiority over his neighbors
who live in the country. His
being in toutch with the active,
hustling daily life of many thous-
and of people may serve to shar-
pen his faculties and broaden
his ideas, but it gives no assur-
ance that he will acquire those
homely and healthy morel quail
tiles that tend to make good citi-
zens in any great degree-nay,
not so great, as his country broth
er.
There seems to be something
in the life of the farm and con-
slant communion with nature in
her visible forms that tends to
preserve man in his natural and
moral, mental and physical con-
dition. There he seems to be
free from that artifciality and
insincerity of word and action
which seems to be generated by
the fierce competition of CONNER
cial life, and the exactions and
exigencies of social conditions
in the city.
The large majority of the
country population own their
own homes and are lords of their
own holdings, and out of such
ownership there is bred a spirit
of pride and independence, and
deeper interest in good govern
ment than can possibly be felt by
the tenant class.
This feeling prompts the coun-
tryman to hold his political priv
ileges and his right to participate
in the control of the government
as of especially sacred value, and
he is not so amenable to the Sc
ductive influence Of the boss"
as is he who forms but unit in
a mighty aggregation Of votes,
who are not so vitally interested
in honest and stable government
as he is.
The political boss" and driver
finds himself unable to corral the
proud, free country votes of Tex
as and vote them as he pleases.
The political salvation Of Texas,
indeed of the nation, rests in the
hands of the country voters, and
their conservatism, pride in the
privilege of suffrage and their
profound interest in the integrity
and stability of the government
prompts them to cast an honest
ballot.
The country people adhere st II
to the old ard simple religious
faiths. The materialistic and
utilitarian spirit which has in the
cities to so large an extent affec-
ted the popular mind and weak
ened religious convictions has to
only a limited extent reached the
country people.
In the humble homes of the
country people the family altar
is still an established feature of
the family life, and in the unpre-
tentious houses of worship which
are to be found in every country
community there is still preached
the old and simple gospel of faith
and prayer and trust in God, and
the influence of such a life and
faith make always for social vir-
tue and civic righteousness. -
Houston Chronicle.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
Ladies Dress and Walking Skirt.

Without question this seasons models are
the handsomest that we have ever shown and
our line is representative of the smaatest and
best styles of the coming season. About 200
tailor made skirts brocaded and fancy mix
lures Panama and light weight wool and Eng
your choice S4.65 An elegant line eff Skirt
lat So. SO and So rs.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
TUPELO, MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY APRIL q, 1905

brought around all right and
now looks at the bright side of
this world. No cause is given
for his rash act except his bad
state of health.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
Mems Negligee Shirts

In all the rerlm of shirt making the Regent
stands at the very top. 1t has stood the test
of tirne-it fits. 1t is made of the best of ma
terials and the patterns are the most varied.
80 dozen to select from nTice 81 90.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
Easter NeCkWear for Men

Just arrived special buying for Easter wear
a swell line of Boys Spring Suits. They are
in all wool serges, chevots, also Scotch mix
lures in fancy weaves, stripes and solid col
warranted not to rip, ages 3 to 16 years.
Suits were boughr to sell at 81. rs, S4. 50 $3 rs,
$500 and 100 pre-Easter prices So. 75 S3 48,
SO. 75 So 90 and S120
The Tupelo journal., 1905-04-21
VOL. XXXIII

If you have never yet ordered goods
from us by mail do so this week. Our
long distance" salesmanship is une-
qualled. You can have the same advan-
tage as the people who live in Tupelo.
Your order will be filled promptly and
satisfactorily.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
COURT IN SESSION
Federal Court and Alexander County
Circuit Court TO Convene
Here Today.

Justice will be kept busy this week
n Cairo with the United STATES Cir
emit and District courts and Alexander
County Circuit court in session % say
nothing of the CITY and Justice y
courts.
Dan Hogan clerk Of the Federal
court. arrived last night from his
home in Danyille and the other court
affeials win arrive III Is morning,
Judge Francis NJ. Wright will be on
the bench
The dockets are not very heavy and
| II Is not expected that the term vii
Hast beyond the week.
Judge Butler will convene circei
court at the court house this morning
1.-THE dockeis are all unusually larg'
and much business is before the gran,
4 jury Several murder trials are Y
come up and 1t is expected that III
term win be long and interestin
one
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Lulu Cooper aged Is years, got re.
ligion all Of sudden last n ght while
attending the services at the Do
Right colored church and al mid
night was baptised In the chilly and
murky waters OF the Ohio river, while
nearly hunderd membrs Of the con
gregation chanred the baptismal
rites. The baptism vas beyond doubt
the most unique one ever held IN
Cairo. Rev. Hawk MS, pastor. Of the
DO Rights Immediately adjourned
his church to the river bank at the
foot of sixth street when the girl an
braced religion and made q lengthy
lsnrmon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
DAY OF ATONEMENT
Jews to Observe Yom kipper--No Spe
ciaI Services VIII Be Held
in Cairo.

The Hebrew Yom Ripper, or Day
OF Atonement began Sunday evening
ut 6 o'clock and will LAST until the
same hour this evening
yom Ripper is service IN memory
OF the dead and penatential season
for individual sins, and the transgres'
lions Of the world. II comes eight
days after The New Years feast
Owing to The fact that the Rabbi
In. Sadler, Of the Montefolre congrc
cation is In Chicago al the bedls,ie q
\ his son, who ~ III. no special service
Twill be held here but the day vii
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
MANY CA|RO|TES
TO MAKE TRIP
TO Chicago on Passes Furnished
by the Illinois Central
THE POPULAR SECURITY
is HELD LARGELY IN THIS CITY
ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS
ROAD IN PROSPEROUS
CONDITION.

There are many Cair0ites who are
looking forward 10 the 18th of this
month " tn a good deal Of interest.
These persons are stockholders in the
Illinois central rJlgoad and each
year are provided with transportation
TO Chicago and return.
Illinois Ccatral is by long odds the
lmogt popula. security in Cairo and the |
tact that it Is always in demand and |
that the ockhoIdefs, big and little |
are each year given a pass and urged |
tto attend the meet ug, no doubt has
much to do in making it so
According 70 the ffty-fflh annual
report OF the road, il mas just passed
/ through a prosperous year, ana is en-
terine upon another one with Halter
ing pros pec.s
4 The feature OF the report is he ex-
cess of income over the expenses OF
1 operation and taxes which amounts
10 S17.15S.45l2S.
The average number Of miles
operated during the year was 1873
The gross receipts from tile traffic
were S4950S6i9; expenses OF opera
| ti1n. Sa3,0S4257, taxes. S2,o2T,44S,
| s35.111.706.l making the income from
yra2 c. Sl4,396.94S, ADDED 10 which net
receipts from sale OF land, s2,4ST, and
income from invesamentt ana ms
| ceuaneoas. $2.759o19. gives an exces:
| of income over expenses OF operation
| ana taxes. s1715S.451,
II Deducting from this $3,9SS,47o IN
/ terest on funded debt and ST. LOU
IIdivision prior lei on bonds and S3,os-
l63g, rent Of SUBSIDIARY railroads, II
GLIDING interest ON bonds. makes n
net fncomes1o.l35.3it Adding SIPS
70 7e6 surplus dividend fund gives ID
amount available, s1l36l, los ~
DIVIDENDS paid amounted to s6.692,S0
r There was set aside for bettermen
= Isl. G3S. SS6
1 Cross rece pts from traffic 1851
5l4s expenses Of operation. S29l 90
taxes ss5,0f7; income from traffl
s2.30t. 400. excess of income over {
NJ penses 81 operation aud taxes s2,S4
III 49, fixed charges, s1,977o3s; net
IN come. si,969414
ha The company now has GG7 miles
"a double track and 72 miles Of thl
Ok track
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
ROAD ABSORBED
New York Central Takes ia the
Indiana Harbor
WHICH is BUILDING THE CON
Meeting LINK BETWEEN
CAIRO AND CHICAGO FOR
THE BIG FOUR.

The Indiana Harbor road, building
a line from Chicago to Danyille, Tor
the Chicago entrance from Cairo for
the Big Four, has been re'organized
and taken into the New York Central
which controls the Big Four
G. w. Hotchkiss who has been presi'
dent. was made genehal manager ana
w. II. Kinarean male assistant gen
sral manager. Jurisdiction Of all exc
cutive officers Of the New YORK Cen
trial was extended to include the In
diana Harhor road. G j. Grarmer
was also made manager Of traffic.
The work on the new read between
Danyille and Chicago is rapidly pro
crossing as is the work on the Care
branch between Cairo and Danville
4 All along the line dozens Of cCnstruc
II ton camps are at work and hundred'
of men employed in building new
tracks. cutting down grades and ilXihi
the road for the Inauguration o
through trains from Cairo TO Chlcagc
which is expected to occur by the la
TOR part Of December. The work q
: ready planned. however, cannot be q
+ tirely completed for at least COUP
[ OF years but the Chicago-Cairo conhe'
t ton win be made by the first Of tn
+ year and according TO authentic r
t ports, elegant and fast trains put on.
!. The New York Central, y - sal
G has great thing IN store for southei
Q Illinois and Cairo but exactly what u
3 prcyemcnts Will be- made VIII NOT
j given out Until the work now una
way IL completed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
TWO TRAINS IN
TERRIBLE CRASH
THREE MEN KILLED WHILE TWO
HUNDRED PASSENGERS HAVE
a MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM
DEATH.

Millerspurgs Pa, Oct S---fhree men
were killed, one man injured and car
l3ad Of race hores either killed or 20
badly nurt that they mad TO be shot
as a re5ll, Of. collision al the juno
ton OF the Lykens Valley branch OF
the Pennsylvania railroad one mlle
north Of tnts place today
All the victims Were married
The collision was between the 1as
No. 5 Erie mail train. west bouna
and caboose and box car conla nuns
load Of race horses.
Two hundred passengers were VI
the mail train but none ser oosl.
/ hurt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

A new asphalt Sidewalk nag -
aid in front Of his home, and lllsle'
elmer was determined to walk upon y
while IL was still soft. His mother en-
stained Why he should not DO SO, ~.
he temptation was too great ana az
ast he was brought IN in disgrace
Mama" sobbed Elmer, In dlsap-
ointment. "You don't know now nlce
"a to walk out there; It's just llhe
hewing gum with your heels. = ny
fIousekeeper
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
THE BAPTIST REVIVAL.

Rev. Powell had a fine congregation
AZ his morning service and last night
the church was almost full He was
AZ his best and prear5ed from the
text of Joshua. BE Of Good Courage"
re claimed the earnest attention OF
his large audience 80 the close AT
the conclusion OF hs sermon about
dfteen persons raised their hands Tor
prayer and one lady presented herself
tor church membership. The meet
ing Is increasing in interest Inc
Doctor invites all Christians IN th'
city to come and unite III the battle
against ain Serv ces today at 2.3'
4 y. M and $50 tonig.lt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Nichols & stegg ara soon to open
new saloon at the corner of Twentieth
street and Washington avenue In the
building now occupied by Cox's meat
market and grocery store. The place
was recently purchased by the Cairo
Brewery and has been leased by
Messrs. Nichols & Stegg who are the
proprietors of the Owl saloon and the
one al the corner Of Sixth street and
Commercial avenue. The new place
lis to be in charge Of Buck Thackel
| now at the Owl.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
Automobile Causes Accident.

Mrs. Valentine Resch while driving
Saturday night met With q serious as
cident. Near the corner Of Fourteenth
and Levee streets an automobile pass
GA and frightened this horse she was
driving The animal became uncon'
trollable and tipped over the buggy
throwing Mrs. Resch out She sustain
cd q fracture of the right forearm.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Of the Murphysboro division Of the
Mobile and 0nio railroad, who was re-
Gently transferred from Jackson,
Tenn. was recently presented with
handsome diamond stud by the train
men of the former district as token
If Their esteem anu their appreciation
Of his jnst and fair treatment Of the
employees.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
Visiting PASTOR FlNs Church.

The services at the Presbyterian
church yesterday morning and last
night were largely attended Rev.
W liam Maxton. pastor at large Of
the Cairo Presbytery filled the pulpit
al both services. At the morning ser
vice Mrs. Alice Mckee Ray and Miss
Emma Lansden sang duet and Mrs.
Ray solo Both numbers were
greatly enjoyed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
cairo's New Band.

Caro's Juvenile Band Of rs pieces
under the dictatorship of Prof. FREQ
j. Culver is rapidly coming To tins
front The band is composed OF young
men Of this city and bids fair 70 pc.
come an organization OF which Cairo
may well be proud. The Juveniles viii
not make their appearance IN public
until thoroughly organized
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
New Pastor At Methodist Church

Rev. W T. Morsiss, who has accept
ed the call from The members Of the
Cairo Methodist church preached ms
first sermon in this city yesterday
This services we're well attended ans
Rev Morrlss made a most favorable
impression upon the members Of bis
congregation
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


A meeting Of the members OF the
Cairo Presbyterian church win be held
at. the church parlors at 1870 o'clocA
tonight. AT This meeting which all the
members have been urged to attend,
d pastor to succeed the Rev. Knox,
who recently resigned, may be select
ed. The Presbytery has several pas
tors under consideration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

The trouble between the state board
Of health and the Fruit Dispatch Com.
pany has not been adjusted and I'M
less superintendent Miltenberg a
New Orleans notifies Acting Secretary
Palmer that all The requirements viii
be lived up to II may result In all ban
ana trains from the south being KEPT
from coming on this side Of the river
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
BIG TARANTuLA IN PRISON.
Interesting Pet Prisoner In Ohio State
Penitentiary.


Besides the big yellow rat catcher
Tabby and the Maltese Dan. which
will do all the tricks commonly done
By dogs, such as jumping through tie
hands, sitting up to SAY his prayers
etc. the Ohio penitentiary boasts an
other interesting pet He arrived re-
Gently from the sunny south IN
bunch of bananas and Is a great tar
antula, which looked SO feroeious they
nut him in solitary confinement ON
sight, although no misdemeanors can
ho proved against him When stana-
Ing with his legs spread out he Just
fills the bottom Of the pint milk bottle
in which he slept last night mole
was cut in the. cover for air and Mex
leo Pete, as the guards have named
him. did very well last night, but VIII
REQUIRE larger quarters when ne de.
siros to exercise
His chief amusement was tying INTO
| bundles the numerous flies whlch ~
| some odd song or perfume were az
tracted into his bottle. Those ne
/ cOulGn I cav ne spun Nh"lh ="
ana laid by for future provisions fe.e
ID dark red and very hairy---for nis
| covering is too long and coarse 70 pe
/ simply fuzzy''--and although ne ha'
ten legs like any tarantula, his bodS
Is larger, and he has a head some
thing like a turtles, He Is also blessed
With d ravenous appetite and hi
mouth could he plainly seen openlnl
and closing last night already N 40
ticipation Of his morning breakfast o
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Among the anclents yellow was VII
emblem Of glory and fortune, pu'
ii has hecn gradually changed g S'a
FOR Inndclity and misfortune; thus y
tho Middle Ages, me doors 81 tra'sofN
we're smcared NTH tllc yolks Of tgsA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

~. P. Concord, of the New fork
Life Insurance company, has returned
from Quincy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Adolph kaufman returned from
business trip to Missouri on Saturday
afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
Wsshiraton Forecast.

Washington oct S-The following
Il the forecast for Illinois for the next
"a hours Fair Monday except rain
in extreme south; Tuesday partly
cloudy and colder, probably rain IN
snnth; fresh southeast winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Ground was broken Saturday for
the foundation Of new cottage to be
erected on Twenty FIRST street near
Washington avenue, by Mr. }. u More
head. bookkeeper AZ the City National
bank
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Mr ana Mrs. E. R. Gibbs, OF East
Prairie Mo-. returned home On yestef-
dag, after two days visit mere. M.
Gibbs is editor Of the East Prairie
(Mo.) Eagle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Samuel Wilbur. Of Thirty-slXth
street. who has been very Ill since
July LIST. Is slightly improved.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Editor Thomas Williams, OF the
Thebes Star. and wife We're In the
city yesterday visiting the latters
mother, Mrs Kathryn Stspleton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
! PURELY PERSONAL |

Clyde Stone has returned from q
visit 10 st Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Mr. and Mrs. John 5. Aisthorpe have
returned from d brief visit 70 Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

when a wise merchant wants to 8
the ear of the people Of Cairo q
vicinity he places his advertisement
the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Jacob solomon is in 81 Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

nevertheless be observed by the Cairo
Jews
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Miss Martha Leech. OF Paducah, ar
rived in Cairo last evening and will
leave for st. Louis this morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

northern points where they visited
friends.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

DR.. A. A. Bondurant, who has been
iii at his home on Tenth street for seY-
eral weeks. suffered & relapse early
this morning and az two o'clock was
in a serious condition
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
THE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vesterrlavfa Temperatures.

Maximum temperature 81 degrees.
Minimum Temperature go degrees.
Temperatnre at I D. m. "a degrees,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Gus Thompson, well known horse
man Of Paducah who has been II
Cairo, win leave this morning for 81.
Louis in the interest Of the Paducah
horse show.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Lynn Hand. an expert dranghtsman
OF the Chicago office of the Illinois
Central railroad was in Cairo yester.
\ day on his way home after visiting
his parents AZ Paducah.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Judge r. r. Lightf3ot and Attorney
u Mack Morton, Of Paducah. are in
Cairo on business. Judge Lighifoot
is an Inlnoisan and Is prominent in
politics, being Judge Of McCracken
county
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09

Ven and Mrs y r. Roland have re-
turned from l.aporte, Ind, and other
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-09
Oct, 9 In History.

Oct, y In HtStcrY.
ia4T- Pope Clement TIL died <zzaa~
is47-Miguel Ceryantes de
Saavedra author of g. 49,
"Don Quixote, born at - 49,
!; ] ] =. = !
Alcafa I'D Henares; he IL
and Shakespeare died M III
the same day, 1876 MI ~
fT09--B d bara Nilliers. sME%sI
duchess Of Cleveland. ~ r.
mistress OF Charles H.. w
died
1757-Charles Comte Ar Du Maurier
tolls, afterward Charles
X. OF France, horn at Versailles; died
1886
i7S2--Lewis Cass, American statesman ana
pioneer, born IN Exeter. n. h; died
ali Detroit 1856
fs7O-ITnion Of italy completed By the IN
corporation of papal territory. Proyi-
sIonA republic proclaimed IN France
by Gambetta.
1g9e--George Du Maurier, the French art
list and author, died In London born
1884
1900 = The Marquis OF Butte, one Of thf
wealthsest men in the Unted King
dom, died ait Durnfries HOUSE Scot
land; born lSfS