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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-13
ARDS
Cash Grocery & Meat Market
WILLIAM ARD PROPRIETOR.
2703 Commercial Ave Bell Phone Brown 2641.
OUR NAME

is guarantee of fine quality. All the
Groceries we sell are good, pure and
economically priced. We have
FINE STOCK
of Canned Fruits and Vegetables, De.
Iicious Jams, Specially Fine Tea and
Coffee and all household supplies.
Our customers receive every consider
alton.
We make speciality of Fox Brand
Groceries and Meats, Fresh Fish and
Country Butter.
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I DMISIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Lucien K. Faconer. deceased. The
undersigned having been appointed admins
tratrix OF the estate of Lucien Il. taiconerr
late OF the county of Alexander, and state
she will appear before the county court OF
Alexander county. at the court house in Cairo,
ILL.,, at the June term, on the first Monday
ia June. next. at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are notified
and requested 60 attend for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted. All persons IN
debted to said estate are required to maze I'M
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this Both day of March, 1905.
LIZZIE q. FALCoNEs, ADMINISTRATORS
Miles Fred'k Gilbert, A ttoTneY.
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G. c. Mattock, Filden Medlock, Jim
Johnson, Enoch Johnson, Sam Walk
err, Ike Iseral, j. II. Edison. VIM. Der.
field, All White, Ishmael Billings, J.
H. Foster, John Shaw, irwin Willis
j. w. Bradshaw. G. w Timmons G.
w Roth, l.. l.. Bowers, w. S. Caven.
der, A. NJ Yates. Water Bra2ier, Ed
Brazier Geo, Hornberger, Wesley
Johnson, Matthew Johnson, Gussie
Daniels, Jas. NJ Ice, Louis Garrett,
Jas Carrot, Ed Carrot, Oss Braziar,
Chas " Ryal, Ed Collard, j. w. r.
Alexander, Chas, Ayers. Milton Cook,
Jas. Milne, Carl Bauer, Emil Lieb.
VIM. Lemay, Loran Steyans, Dave
Phillips. Alb Johnson p. r. Gossett,
Harry McColigan. Jas. Benson. S. r..
Jackson. Ben Brown, John Knight,
Arthur Houston, Oscar Houston, Jos
eph Oldham, Price MsClain, George
Davis. Chas. Hanley, A. j. Johnson.
Emil Sehlamer, Henry Stevens, Mar
ion Bedwell, Sam Davis, Albert Jack
son. Mike Waterman, Clay Harper,
|. Collins, Newton Wallace, John
Wade, Clarence Irby. James Williams,
Edward Latham, John Dixon, Vim.
Chambers, Henry Chairman, Tom
Blankenship. John Brooks, Phillip
Mahorne, Charles Neol Titus Ma
horne. Frank Latham, Saul Jenkins,
George Bush, George Gilbert, Lee
Watson, Ed Powell David Bauer, Ele
Chism. Joe Bishop. VIM, Hudson, John
Futlz, Ed Grace. George Johnson,
Reuben Flowers. r. w. Jones, Jas,
Teachers, J H. Ryal Herman Warn
err, A. ]. Minton, Chas Willis. A. Hal
lie, Albert Lille, John Frey, VIII
Vaughn, Joseph ST. Rome, f. NJ. Rig
gle, Setch St Clair, Mas Mason, Henry
Jurdon, Jordan Puilet, Armstead
Hayes, James Goodman, Bob Dono-
ven, A. Hicks, Joe Berry
Received from Jim Holmes $3.50
on 1903 poll tax.
Received from Matthew London
$3.50 on 1908 poll tax.
Total poll tax for 1904, was .$454,00
Received from James S. Roche STATS
Bal. on hand from 1903. ... 1909
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Natural Weather Pronhets.

When you see pig pasturlng in the
field build for itself a nest you may
look for a storm. Chickens take ex.
ira pains in oiling their feathers just
before a rain. Pea fowls send forth
their shrill cries as a warning and
when the quail cries more wet from
the meadow the farmer works briskly
to get his hay under shelter.-Ex.
change.
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cHANcERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, !

STATE OF I'LL NUI5, ee
Alexander County. ~
In the Alexander county circuit court. May
term, A. D., 1905. In chaDcery sitting.
KIN in chaucery for foreclosure.
L. 4 Perks and Thomas Higgins complain
ants, vs. Mary Price, Ada Price and Sam Price
defendants.
The above named defendants are hereby mott,
fed that said compliments have this day filed
in said court certain bin In chancery for fore
closure against them, and that summons has
issued thereon returnable on the first day OF the
next term of said court, to be holden at the
court house in Cairo, Illinois, on the Sth day
OF May next.
Cairo, Illinois, April 9Th, A. D., 1905,
LEE B. DAVIS, Clerk.
Chas. l.. Rice, c1mplsinant's solkitor,
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cHANcERY NOTICE

state of Illinois, az
Alexander County, 90
In the Alexander County Circuit Court
Nav Term A. ID. 1905. In Cbancery sitting.
Ella Dixon, Complainant, VS.. George Dixon
Defendant.
Bill in Chancery for Divorce.
THE allowed named defendant is hereby mott.
fed that said complainant has this day hled
in said Court certain bill in Chancery foi
divorce against him and that summons has IS
sued thereon returnable on the first daT OF the
next term of said court TO be holden at the
court house in Cairo, illinois, on the sth day Of
May next.
Cairo, Illinois, April 9th, A. ID. 1875
JOHN n. MCGEE, Complainants Solicitor.
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Billy kersands' Georgia Minstrels.

Billy kersands' Georgia Minstrels.
Billy Kersands, the king of the col
.ored comedians, and his big minstrel
company, will be at the opera house
on Friday. April 14th for one night
only and all lovers of genuine min
strelsy viii avail themselves of this
opportunity of seeing the best. The
name of Billy Kersands is a household
word with all lovers of minstrelsy,
and this year is surrounded with the
strongest minstrel company ever or
gained.
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john R MCGEE, COM pIainant's solicitors.
Very Low Homeseeker's Rates to the
Southeast-April and 10.

On the first and third Tuesdays in
Apriu round trip Homeseeker's tick
cts will be on sale at unusually low
rates from Chicago, St. Louis. Cairo,
Paducah, Evansville. Louisville and
Cincinnati to many points on the
Nashville. Chattanooga & St Louis
Railway in Tennessee, North Alabama
and Gergia. Limit II days. Stop
overs allowed on n. c. & st. L. Ry.,
going and returning.
A splendid opportunity to make a
prospecting trip. For further infor-
nation write TO w. L. Danley, g. p,
A.. n. c. & st. L. Ry., Nashville.
Tenn.
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Our Early Love Affairs.

About our early love affairs,
When all tho various yarns are spun
We sometimes fail TO see the fun
When all the various yarns are spun.
The women boast Of every one,
The men--well, they deny all theirs,
When all the various yarns are spun
About our early love affairs.
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Mr. J. C. Lewis, of the j. c. Lewis
81 Plunkard Co, is phenomenal
whistler, land his whistling specially
is received with wonder and admira-
ton. He does not use his fingers to
whistle, which makes his whistling
more wonderful. AT the opera house
for matinee and night, Saturday, APP.
ril Is.
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Hammond Neggs (the tragedlan)-
! opened in my new play the first OF
November
Makem Laff-Did you have long
run?
Hammond Neggs-Not exactly, but
| had a long walk.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, S.

Alexander County.
In the Alex ander,Couuty Circuit Court, May
term A D., 1905, in chancery sitting
Bill in chancery for divorce
RACHEL Covington, complainant, VS.. James
Gown gton, defendant.
The above named defendant is hereby mott
fed that said complainant has this day filed IN
said court a certain bill in chaucery for di-
yorce against him and that summons has is
sued thereon returnable on the first day oil
the next term of said court, to be holden al
the court house in Cairo, Illinois, on the Sth
dav of May. next.
Cairo, Illinois, pril sth, A. D., 1905.
LEE B. DAVIS Clerk.
John r. McGee, Com plainant's Solicitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
Help Mother Ryther

NH , ever see ragged Hnkemp hungry little boy or Ior
Torn bafiarsed hafclal little gr. atheriess moue'ea7 anu
pte has rounded up forty ueh youngsters
and she trying best 90 keep ROOF over mem anu ~ ~
~ SIAN ana neat Iedout at the Hyther home -,
aud SENDS
,giap and al night them big supper OF oa mea
naughty ana puts mem
,sIee bread for
I'D ,ssttsv bands menda and seVs ana paiehs lo
good haaits ana ka'l
60 are thm forget and words In me evening eng
educates them Aioi
sfndavs from the Eooa u
tb m HYMN hears uuday school lesson ana eNaus 'u
- 80 ss4,srs are with "a OF peanuts
mats tha sort Of Mother Ryther s doing lot
and tomorrow night every viii have an opportunity TO hep h"'
along 49, ,..,orr,,. plebt ia for he
,,rt 81 feeding clothing and educating Mother 10 '.o,
citizen well nat anu uttuk
a. r town 10 SEQ going TO be rafting COCO one
Of how youU feel over having uohe Soel''''s ' -
6,r Ryther win be with her flock and they VIII 90
nis stunt theuselyes the lot OF people VINO -
,rf,,f the people
- ss bped tomorrow they will have The opportunity
ne ~ he sonrs they home led by Mother Ryther herself
Of many
10 show. The ons
.eufa % cents upstairs anu you VIII So
there TO be seen IN Town Auu
dancers comedians yiohulsts shet.h
Who'll stayed in Seattle Just LOT tue
hriypr the little girls VINO cohcuueu
the local
49, re Ryer home and wanted TO contribute 70 tae
let them stay over anu
49, YORK and wire for sweet charity tomorrow night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
AN EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE GIVEN Mt TIE
SEATTLE THEArER TOMORROW MONT TO HELP MOTHER
RYTHER TO CARRY NOBLE WORK

TT In town has given orders for
huttonaires. which the children
Will also sell iu the audience.
Manager Howe. ~ the Semitic the.
alter. has donated the uae ~ the the.
alter. tho heat and lights for the
evening. aud the tickets
President Wheeler. ~ the Actors.
union. and Mrs X 4 Cauffman. 81
the Seattle Woman'H club have vol
unteercd their services In arranging
the benefit. and nine pretty girls
have volunteered 20 act as ushers.
Everything has been attended 70
but the crowd
And ifB mp 10 YOU. Mr. Clifton.
with your nice little home. your
wellseared for little ONES and your
comfortable income. % come and
swell the crowd Bring the babie8
along and Jet them see the little
orphans FOR whom the benefit Is be
INK given.
The BOX OFFICE At TIE Sc
ATTLE THEATER WILL oPEN
TOMORROW MOHNlNG At IE&
O'CLOCK FOR THE SALE OF
SEATS
Get there early and avoid the
rush Telephone and have your
seats reserved II you cannot do
otherwise. but be on hand tomor
row night a. see the show. 10 pay
your HttI, half=dollar towards ths
prosperity end the growth ~ one
Of the uoblsst charitable instilu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

Another interesting feature Of the
agreement Is that the . Bweeny
supporters are 20 be consulted tn
the distribution % all federal pat
ronaRe IN their respective counties.
That piles will BE- generous Ia this
regard and In supporting Ankeuy
vas indicated In the speech he made
at the Seattle theater Saturday
night The inference could easily
be drawn from the emphatic man
ner in which he euiogized Ankeny
and insisted that he would not favor
King county above any other eouu-
y Ia the state
The fact that sWeeuY WAS sup
ported By Ankeuy in the late fght
explains bis declaration that be will
not be a candidate next time. The
support is promised Ankeny His
determination Is also caused b. his
disgust at the efforts Of grafterH 10
bleed BIN In the contest Just closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
GILL SAYS He CAN
PROVE HIS CHARGES

accusations az pr Matthews He
refused Go remain after he delivered
his address and listen % oar ex-
plantations ca. how / would like
- have answered him face ta face,
BE refused To make any specific
charges ana 20 dlxulke the sources
81 his information. He lsy back on
the proposition Co eall a zfana jury
10 Investigate his charges.
L 30 the same. ! do hepe that a
grand iary viii De- called would
be delighted 10 present such facts
as I have cleaned - ur. Matthews
past life to e jury certainly
possess a. mueh standardization 81
the charges ! made against him as
hr has 20 those made against me-.
He would not remain there and let
~ answer him. bus skunk away like
q dog
The elders and other supporters
81 the FHrat Presbyterian church
like pr Matthews regard atrs as
pensions with silent contempt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

Everything Is now In readiness
for the Hyther benefit tomorrow
night ut the Seattle theater
There viii be comedy sketches
songs aud dances. musical NUMBER.
an arrobatle and juggling act "A
couple Of good quartet numbers.
some funny work by Dutch come
dams aud "a Wide variety of other
stunts
Hiau The ushora Will be pretty
girls
There Will be ten or twelve of
them. aud pardeo Howe son d
Manager Howe. Of the Seattle the
uter. who Will act aa head usher
and instruct the girls In their
duties. rs not a. all dlaplonacd with
his task
Some Of the young ladies who
will auHh' the audience ht the big
benefit are. Miss Grace stewart
gB04 East valley street. Miss Tor
raiue BAKER aud Miss Irene Baker.
1872 Terry avenue. Mise Gladys
Melvin. z02G Terry avenue. Miss
Nora Roberts. lG2a Thirty ninth av=
enue. Miss Harriet symana. al
North Slaty-fhIrd strcet Miss Lola
Coushrnn. OF iaUsia seventh ave.
niue. and Miss Pearl White. 7l2
North Seventy Hetoud street
Harry Marshal of -Uas Haren ayz
ouuc. Will be the Door Man. and
help pardee Howe 20 fuueriutend
the uahera The arrangements viii
De completed by tomorrow morn
Ing
The Palace OF Sweets. Stokes and
Haynes confectionery stores have
all contributed candy and peanuts
FOR the Ryhar children 20 sell 20
the audience. and nearly every flurs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
MAY BE
CROKER
INTERNAL REVENUE coLLEc.
Tor HAS A CHANCE TO sue.
cEED ANKENY

3 d Croker. collector Of inter
IA revenue for this state. may be
q next man elected 10 the United
safsa senate from Washington
slca a. least IL the opinion Of East
~ Warrington politicians In the
~ Hh0 claim 10 be- familiar with
ne agreement b. which the sweeny
of1sa went to piles In the late sen
norial fight
~ That agreement. Il Is said piles
.oh4snted 10 support Levi Ankeuy
~ fs-eleetioa four years hence or
say ether man satisfactory 20 the
Dstheast combination. There are
ssefal reasons why Ankeny may
~ be Ia a position 10 run for sen
.ofai honOra a. the end ~ his
Urn. and in case be- does not Crock
q VII be the natural legatee.
tFoekef's friends think that
s'oeker accomplished a big stroke
"a NE election 81 Piles For one
eng. he combination between the
shei forces and southeast rIBg sill
= almost invineibie Ia the next
80. ~ Then. In contributing TO Fos-
y aeieai Croker pauI# bed Pierce
tt3liiY iof BLOCKING hia nomination
~ ~ koyeru0f iaa. Iag o. is said
,lat Piles and Farrell we're willing
!, - name Croker laf governor. but
-, y. s. Cf0ae4u head Of the
so-tef machine. prevented such en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
FOUND GUILT

Mat johnson. charged With as
SAINT rith a deadly weapon With In
tent 20 do bodily injury WIS found
guilty of assault and battery hy a
superior court jury this morning
Ho was accused Of having attempt
ed to shoot Mrs Sarah Foster he
denied having drawn a revolver.
claiming that II fell out Of his
pocket The trouble between Mrs
Foster and Johnson Is said Ia have
been caused hy the womaus refusal
10 marry him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
All Is Ready For
The Big Benefit

lions IN the state.
THE HYTHEH HOME Us NOW
~ FULL CHARGE or MOTHER"
HITHER AND ALL TIE FUNDS
Will BIZ TURNED OVER TO
HER without process Of organ
Izrd charity"
ONE Of the members Of tbs
Rythor Home Benefit program to-
morrow night a. the Seattle thea
ter.
Kadou and Max. IN comedy
sketch.
James = Fulton. ia character
reading Of WhiteomB HiIoy's Home
Folks"
Lamb and Howe. IN marionette
act
THE LORETTE TWISs. IN aerial
speciality
Freeman Sisters. in song and
dance act
MeIrose and MeldrIlIe, sketch art
lais
Helen Vail. yocalista. in selected
songs
Frank Bertrand. In character
songs.
The Fielding Comedy -Four, In
vaudeville act.
The talent for the program comes
from the ranks Of the vaudeville
talent Of the PautaVes. the Crystal
and the Central theaters, and each
turn is one that is starred on the
regular bills Of those vaudeville
houses. There will be a few mum.
beers from local amateur and music
al circles also The balance Of the
program has not yet been made up
but enough fOr three times the
length Of the program has been vol
uateered Mr. Wheeler will an
nouuee the other numbers tomor-
row. e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
MYSTERY
CORONER CARROLL IS INVESTIGATING THE FINDING OF a
womAws DEAD BODY AND TIE BURNING OF A HOUSE AT
covINoToN NEAR KENT

Coroner Carroll and Deputy sher-
III Bedding are In Coylngtou. a little
hamlet six miles southeast ~ Kent.
investigating the mysterious burn
IuE Of the home Of George " smith
and the discovery Of the charred
body Of bis wife In the ruins.
II IS believed that the woman met
with foul play and Deputy Bedding
went with authority 10 arrest smith.
II found
smith 10 said to have disappeared
lust as mysterloualy as the house
was burned.
The corouer's office A. well as
the sherlffs. was notified this
morning Of the fire and the finding
Of the body and that there we're
mysterious circumstance connect
ed with the affair.
shortly before o'clock this
morning the neiEhbora discovered
the Smith home. which stands back
from the road n short distance hud
not far form the Northern Pacific
tracks. In flames.
The house was practically In ruins
before the fire was extiuguiHhed and
the uelghborB we're Mortified as they
entered IL 10 discover the charred
body 81 Ars. smith who was mar
rled only four weeks ago. lying on
the floor
The neiehhora seem 10 know very
little about the smith family and
have never seen anything 20 indls
cate that there was any difficulty in
the domestic relations Of the couple.
Coroner Carroll and Deputy Beld-
Ing len for C0vlngtOn at noon aud
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CHURCH WILL PAY MO
ATTENTION TO GILL

serious nature In the light o. the
ore who made them and the eaudl-
ton under which they were made
When asked r the public would
no; be liable o. believe the charges
against Rev Matthews were true.
unless refuted. he said that he did
not think q would be accepted that
way. but instead. the public would
aympathiEe Rlth che pastor.
Matthews life IN Tennessee IL
an open book. aud Fr know 81 con
tiuued M Douglas lie Is thought
more % fherr th1n be ls here and
wr see no reason ~ going any fur
Their uith the incident. There il
nothing in his Hfe that he is not
willing that the public should
know"
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sThs trustees o. the church win
pay no atfaniion - What President
GU Of the eoancn said last night.
sd J. r Douglas president ~ the
bard n they bad come from re-
gansibla parties. We might have
paia some attention 70 them. but
under the clrcumEtHucea. we do not
fee that any aetioa is necessary.
Gil Is no; responsible Tor whal he
ssys. and FOR that reason We viii
pay no attention % g.
Regarding the public believing
ne statements made b. the preHi-
sent q the council I think that
everyone knows GIN wei enough 10
pay 10 attention g. ahtf he says. I
D BOT consider the charges q a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
WILL SHOOT

SACRAMENTO. Cal Jan. 81
The members OF the legislature this
mornlnE seem "a appreciate more
fuiiy The charges Of bribery made
against Senators French. Wright.
bunkeu ana EmmonH All other
nub5eea and matters Of legislation
are seboHdiuatod 90 the discussion
81 The charges and speculation OF
the probable outcome Of the Iuyesti=
gatou
Il Il reported that n criminal ac-
ton viii be instituted In the courts
81 Sacramento county against tho
-four eenntora
Mayor Schmidt aud Dent Rob
crts. eiitor Of the san Francisco
Examiner. will bo here 20 testify
before the investigation committee
tonight
Preach has made "a declaration
that ~ will shoot ON sight William
Carbiu the man Who made the
charges. SO -
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TOOK POISON
Especial to The starr

WALLA WkLI.A. Jan. 2i-THe
body of Frank Wilua. who evidently
committed suicide hy taking gtrygh-
nine. WAS found in an cid shack
near the odd Fellows cemetery.
near Milton. yesterday Near the
body waa n vial of the deadly uai-
son with which the man had ended
hts troubles.
willis was about 30 years OF age.
He has been missing since January
l. He IS reported TO have confided
to friends prior 90 the time he dis
appeared that ne had had trouble
with his wife and that life wasn't
worth the living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
BARD ATTACKS
THE CATHOLICS
dny scusps Vows Assn1

WASHINGTON. Jan. Senator
Bard OF California today told the
subcommittee 81 The senate commit
tee ON Indian affairs. that he had
been approached by an agent OF the
Catholic association Interested In
Indian missions who promised TO
carry several legislative districts for
the senator's reelection In return
for the senator influence In favor
81 a continuation OF the aid to
Catholic schools
Tho statement was made in CON
neCtiou with the charge Of S. y.
Braslue. Of the Indian relief asso-
citation. that rs per cent OF the funds
for educational purposes among the
Indians has gone 20 Catholic insti-
buttons largely because OF Roose-
velt'a friendship for the Catholics.
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The council chambers we're too
small 60 hold the crowd that gath
cred aud many Of the wauld=be
spectators had 20 be locked out, The
lobby was at high pitch OF eN-
element and as the divine proceed
ed with his address. became So dem
onattatiyc that PreaidentGill threat
ened 20 have the srrgcant-at-arms
clear the lobby and dispense a.
The assembled thvouE. led by Ed
ward Clnyson. 81. refused 60 ~.
strain It's feelings demanding tho
risht o. American citizens % cxer-
else that prcrogauyc.
When the divine had finished his
address aud handed his written
CConunuod on Page seven.)
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To BUS"
The Trust
ny scrippa News Aasnl

~ 80FITDa H9W7 ~ n
WASHINGTON. Jan. at Il
stated on the highest authority this
afternoon that the administration Is
preparing 90 prosecute the officials
Of The beef trust n o. said that
agents Of the bureau Of corporation
have any amount nf evidence AZ
hand upon which 20 base the prose
eufi1a# aud 90 long AZ The packers
control. the market they will con
tlnue 20 furnish damaging evidence.
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had not been heard from a. the hour
Of going 10 press
Tho records Of the county audl-
tors office show that VelIa FUR
man and George " Smith. both 81
Kent. took ont a marriage license
on December - last The witness
was G. G Brown.
Mrs smltha age ls given az &c
and Smiths a. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
BRIEFS
TIE AFTER CORPORA
SENATE
LIONS

TONS
WASHINGTON. j.. c. Jan. st
In response 70 President Roosevelts
special message the senate today
passed ON amendment 20 the house
him increasing the Incorporation
fees of the District Of Columbia
from 81 70 charter Ia 40 cents FOR
each $1,000 Of capital stock. and
giving the recorder Of deeds disere-
ton ta refuse any application FOR
charter where ne is not satisfied the
capital stock is subscribed in good
faith.
It d. said the senate Is now con-
sidsrlne revolving charters already
issued with capital aEgreEaunE
So. coo. GOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

army appropriation bill, eNempting
General Miles and other officers un-
der assignment 70 state militia,
from the provisions Of the proposed
law and refusing full pay and allow
auaes to such retired officers ac-
gcptlng such assignments.
PARIS, Jan. 3i.-Captaln CLAUDIO,
chief witness for Russia. testified
this morning before the interna-
tlonal commission investigating the
North sea incident. confirming his
previous statement that he was on
watch the night OF the tragedy and
he distinctly saw two torpedo boats
without lights. lie says he fired on
them. but did his best to avoid hit
ting the fishing boats, which were
easily distinguishable.