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Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14

Oh, the tragedy Of the wrecked hu-
man frame. How they call halt to
mighty careers of earthly infuencesI
Would you like to know what is one
Of the saddest sights to me? It is not
to see a baby die. 1t is,not to see an
old man die. 1t is to see a young man
come up to thirty or forty years Of age
after years and years of work, come
to the time when success is about to
be his, and see the death sweat upon
that young mans brow or see his trem-
bling hand fall back upon the invalid's
coverlet and know that be has wasted
his physical manhood at the altar Of
pleasure or at the students desk and
know that his physical health can new
er be brought back. There is hardly a
tragedy like it. Many years ago the
rats gnawed through the water casks
of the good ship SarmientO, bound for
California. Nearly all the ships water
was lost. On board that vessel were
many miners seeking the western gold
fields. Two casks alone were left to
quench the thirst Of hundreds. At that
time the vessel was a thousand miles
from the nearest port Of San Bias riv-
er. where fresh water could be obtain /.
ed. The two remaining casks were
brought on deck and a guard placed .
over them day and night that the wa (
ter might not be wasted. Then two .
thirds Of pint Of water was given
to each man daily-no more, no less.
Slowly the ship sailed on. In that hot
the fever burned, and the pas
sengers were almost mad.
One day a man said TO a party OF
men. among whom stood a young fel.
low who afterward told me the Incl
dent Il am dying Of thirst. I must
have some water. will give a dollar
to any one who will give me half a
pint Of water to drink" No answer.
No one moved. IT will give 50 to any
one who will sell me some water"
No answer. No one moved. Then he
took twenty dollar gold piece out Of
his pocket, and he said: II am dying
Of thirst. l must have water. will
give 500 to any one who will give me
Just a little water to drink" No an
swer. No one moved. Then, with an
path, he threw the gold coin upon the
ieck as he said: what Is the good Of
t? 1t will not buy me even one little
rink" You say that Is traglc7 Yes.
tut 1t Is not nearly so tragic to me
IS to see boys and girls squanderlng
heir health and vital powers in dis
eRard Of the advice Of their Oarenfq
n reference to their physical health.
hen just at the time when they
'ught really to begin to live they are {
bout to die. Then they come forth I
With the pale, wan cheeks of death or Q
( helpless invalidism and say: Here. l
ord, is my money; here is my fame. ]
live me back my health" NO" says t
iod. mo. No. I commanded thee to {
hey thy father and mother. They +
old you how you should care for your s
ody. You have refused to follow their =
dvice. You must die" Oh. my young
rlends. will you honor your father 8
nd your mother by needing their n
that your days may be long Y
pom the land which the Lord thy Il
cd glveth you? n
COnndinR In Parents. f
The next important step for young II
eople to heed in order that a long "
lrthly life may be theirs Is to give Q
Ieir parents their confidence in refer II
ice to the companions whom they are 8
Iaking their daily associates. You 7
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
Writing Paper

-Hurlbut's Best. There's no
more to be said in regard to quality.
Packed in very attractive boxes. All
styles and prices.
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
Candy

Hershey's Chocolates, in every variety
and style of package. The highest priced
is 25c. Pure and delicious.
APOLLO CHocoLATEs-In pound and
half pound boxes. Attractively packed
and delightful to eat.
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
Conhding In Parents.

The next important step for young
people to heed in order that a long
earthly life may be theirs Is to give
their parents their confidence in refer
ence to the companions whom they are
making their daily associates. You
Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14
Perfumes

All the finest makes. HoHbigart
Roger & Gallett, Richard Hudnut, Pal
mer, Colgate. All fresh, clean, attrac
tive, and packed in neat boxes.
All prices and l0c. up.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
CHANCERY NOTICE.

Sta OF Illinois, Alexander C4nniE
-. In The Alexander County Cireuj
Cont to the Octcfo term a. ~
1896 IN Chancery Sitting
Mortimer f Kelly Ellen Redman
and Kate s. Redman, an infant, VIE
sues by her next friend Ellen Re-
man. Complainants, " May BfanKel
William BIankel and Henry Parsons
and Edwin Parsons. as Trustees of the
Cairo Trust Properly, Defendant
Bill in Chancery for Contribution and
Relief.
The above named defendants are
hereby notified that said complain
ants have this dag filed in said Court
a certain bin in Chancery for Conui-
button and Relief against them and
that Sumons has issued thereon r..
Wnahle on be first day of the neat
term of said Court to be holden al
the court house in Cairo, in said Ae&-
ander CouutT. Illinois. on the Sta dag
of October next
Cairo Illinois. September G. 4. a.
1906. LEE h. DAVIS. CIera.
i.ansdaH & Leak and David S l.ans
Gen Compliments Solicitors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14

drye HadcJufc wlen sracg by q
squat Even when released Il man.
taineI rs equilibrium, ana SET led
slowly ana gently 70 the ground w.th-
out oscillatng
Before carrying on experiments with
transatlantic wireless tolegraphy. tests
Of these kites We're made at Airing
ton, Va. The anjeana wire was at-
tached to the kite " re. ana carried up
to heights ranging rom 1000 to goo
feet Both aluminium and light COP
per wire were tried Al this attitnde
messages were easily picked np iron
vessels many mile out 40 aea an
from stations all along he c,-l8. IL
was found that The kite3 flew steadily,
aud could be kept IN the air outua-
ously day and ni4ht regardless Of
changes IL me direction Of Tie w.nd
An attendant had 10 pay oar the line
or reel il in rs required, bur no other
was necessary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
MIR. BRYAN SQUARES HIMSELF.

Democrats generally will probably
look with favor upon Mr. Bryan's eX-
PLANTATION Of his position on the ques-
ton Of government ownership Of
railroads, as he made it in his St.
Louis speech and again in his Lott.
Vile speech. In both these speeches he
declared that the idea of government
ownership was only his personal vew
and that ii was for the Democrats Of
the country TO say whether or not
they desired to adop; 1t as the policy
Of the party. So far as he was con
cerned he would not insist upon it.
But he strongly favored government
regulation OF kind that win regulate.
The law finally adopted in that dlree-
ton by the Republican congress had
the life tinkered out of it before it
became a law Mr. Bryan would have
a law passed that would prevent fay-
oritsm between individuals and com,
munities. In his Louisville speech
Mr. Bryan used the following signiS.
cant words:
"As to platforms, have contended
always that they should be made by
the voters have in my speeches and
through my paper insisted that the
platform should be the expression of
the wishes of the voters Of the party
and not be the arbitrary production
of one man or a few leaders
IF you ask me whether the ques.
ton of government ownership will be
an issue in the campaign of 1908,
answer, ! do not know. II you ask
me whether It ought 10 be in the plat
form, ! reply, | cannot tell until
know what the Democratic voters
think upon the subject II the Demo.
Gratis believe that the next platform
should contain a plank in favor Of
government ownership. then that
plank ought to be included. If he
Democrats think it ought not 10 con
tain such a plank, then such "a plank
ought NOT 10 be included.
1T rests with the party 20 make
The platform. and individual can only
advise. have 7poken for myself an
for myself only, ana did not know
how the sugge -tion would be received
J am now prepared 10 confess 10 you
that IL has been received more favor
ably than ! expected u has not been
treated a harshly as / thought pos.
sibly il would be treated Tha. it
would be denounced bitterly by some
] fully expected; that II would be-
gIavely discussed by oche ! hoped
There IS this. however. thar 90
expect. namely. that those Democrats
who oppose government ownership
viii accompany their declaration
against it with the assertion that they
will favor government ownership
whenever they are convinced that the
country must choose between govern
ment ownership Of the road and rail
road ncship Of the government 7
cannot conceive how a Democrat car
announce himself as opposed to gov
eminent ownership no matter 90 what
extent the railroads carry their iH.
reference with politics and their cor
luption OF officials"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
THE SANE OLD STORY.

Louisville. Ky. is just emerging
from an attack Of frenzied Sunday
Law. For several months past the gov
eruor Of the state has been trying to
keep the I'D on in that city and has
used all the power Of the state and
city an horities IN TIE effort They
succeeded in getting the cover on
and for several Sundar tie DRINKS
were al bottle DRINKS Or iug drnk7
or blind tiger drunl and the
theatres were closed. and there were
Efforts to close the drug stores and
confectionery stores and various other
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14

tried 10 Yin himself win q ehct gun
but was prevented IT, WAS latcr Sc Il
by lis wife poised ON the edge Of a
Well curb ana as she spoke his name
he plunged 10 mo bottom with such
force That bis head was driven into
tho mud 10 his shoulders Ills boly
wa recovered an hour later Jerrel
left a noe pinned to his hat, whica
read
u am not afraid 10 die, but ! hate
TO Leave my little baby
Joric had been married about q
NClr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS.

RI5l.r LINE ears due TO leave Second st. go-
ing north On Commercial Ave every 10 min
utes from o. m, 70 II p. m.
Going north on Walnut 81. every 10 minutes
from G;tS -, " TO iU;a8 H. m
T. PLAR = LINE llolbIonk Ave, cars
due to leave second IT, going north on jol-
brook Ave, ~ 5;b7; 6;27i 6.l2; 1857; 7;l2 a, m.
md on same minutes every hour until lO,42
and ii:t2 p. m.
Going west on Twenty Eighth st. at b;4e;
6ilO; 6;8; 6;49 md 7;ni a. m. aud on ) ime MINI
ut-s every h sur unit ! 1874 aud li;0I . m.
Poplar st. cars que 20 pass ut. Mays park Is
minutes af ter leaving second 1T.
REIT LINE OARS norlh on walnut
li.9D y ~ 1871 a, M; $50 a. m; 2;ai :, ~
q. 70 %. M; 4 1870 u, M; no a..
North on Commercial i2t y m; 90 a IA
200 "A. M; 300 q NJ 400 u, ms . a. n'
hctt and owl cars are due "a pass West
Thirty fourth ~. ~ minutes after leaving
Second -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
AUGUST Circulation.

The above is a correct and true
statement of the circulation of the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 and
for the month of August, 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 3lst day of July, 1906.
LEO j. KLEB,
(Seal) Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
ELECTROpLAIlNG DEVICE.


An electropating apparatus, the in
vention Of Chicago man, is shown in
the Illustration herewith Il was de-
signed for economically plating small
articles or pieces, which are loosely
nIaaed Within perforated reeeptacle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
ILLINOIS Central
Corrected TO September 5th, 1906.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Sho.text and Quickest Rouss be
ST. Louis & ChiCagC
RwTrafnE lesYs Os,ro,

$50 a. m. Daily Chicago Vestibule Limited
arriving in Chicago at 1880 .. III connecting
with afternoon trains for All points east and
north.
goo p. IN. Daily 81. Lonis Night Invited
trriyinR To St. LUHis rs 7;28 a, mr. conneOtina
At Union station toE All POINTS west. sleepins
'srR open " gas =. m
$40 a. IN, Chicago Ia flight Express
sECept Sunday, makes al stops between Osirs
q Chicago, arriving In chicago 1t $50 p. IN
F:tO "a. TIT. 81. Louie Norning Express
Except sunday, arriving IN ut. louis At Ii:T
making 81 stops.
Il;I5 n. III. st. Louis fact Mall, arrI
nR IN 81. Louis at $500 y. ia.
ti:I5 a. m. Chicago Midday Special
arriving IN Chicago, $3.50 .. IA.
2:3Sp. III. Daily St. Louis Limited, ar
living in st. Louis at s:05 p m, connecting
Uu.on Station for ansss City, Omsha, Den.
YER San Francisco snd all points west.
2;d y. m. Afternoon Express for Odin
aiiinghsm, Nation, Tolona, Champaign, Chi
'aTu
Gas ?. IN. Thabes accommodates,
T!I5 p. m. Chicago ana Eastern tn
press arriving In Chicago at 80 a. m Indian
tpolts 7;25 Cincinnati, 7;s0 =. NJ. Bu 1Slo. s;9s
.. 10, New York 7;5c q. IA Sleeping cars =.
Chicago
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14

The Bulletin 10 on sale at the fol
lowing places:
coleman's, 2t4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
SOUTHERN DIVISION

rHE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO MHMpEIa
FAhHVII.LI, CHATTANOOGA, AT
LANTA, JACKSONVILLE, sA-
VAHNAH. VICKSBURG
aud JACKSON VILE.
8iO5 n. u. 1.-THE Dixie Flyer MsEphfs
Nashville and Jacksonville,
$40 .. n. Memphis and New orlesvt LlrnIfs
ID via MemHhis, arriving ia Me.npais at s:43
=. m. and New Orleans s;l5 r. m.
600 a. M, Paducah and rouisvills.
"a p. m, daily, Memphis and New ')rl-.n
Fart Mall arriving in Memphis at 7i4S >. IN a 1a
Few Orleans ~ 1910 q. M.
i;ii p. M, daily, Nashville. CattAAnorssnd
Atlantis.
$500 ? m. Esmph's and New Orla s-~H'a
arrive IN Memphis At ti;i0 D. IA, New OJl@sR
o;85 a.. %. IT
5i55 m. PEduosh and Tonhville.
sg-For throuEs tickets, sleeping oar Scoom'
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tlinois Central Passenger Station, Cairo, III.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the year 1905. .2123
Average daily and Sunday crcu-
lation for the month of Au-
gust, 1906 ........,.........' .2o75
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
SHE SPOKE Ills NAME
And Jerrel Jumped Down a Well and
Killed Himself.

PRINCETON Ind Sept 18.-After
quarrel with his wife today Walter
Jerrel farmer living east Of here
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
calro, Alexander County, illinois
Population t6,t47.

calro, Alexander County, Illinois
Population t6,t47.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN.
Comptroller e. S. DEWEY.
Police Magistrate, A. J. ROSS.
Chief OF Police, NJ. s. EAGAN.
Alexander County, Population 2o963
County Judge WIN $. DEWEY.
County Cicfk. JESSE h. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE g. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. $ ROCHE
Coroner. DIR. JAMES McMANUS.
County Superintendent Of Schools,
PROF. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK E.
DAVIS.
Board Of County Commissioners.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN }. CAUSE.
]. !. JENNELLE, Chairman
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
OFFICERS

Accounts OF corporations and individ
uals especially solicited. Exchange
furnished to any part Of the world.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14

Rls Ronr Doing Eat

NO S-.--..- Z 90 q n
M 2---.--. .. 4 NJ p m
No IS Oils a IA
1 3 daily
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-14
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-05


H-ln indianapolis tneater panic 6. 20 In
Sin wikesharrc Pa mire. 70 IN falling
ln Dubois "a mine. 7, IN explosion
sp-lr Laredo. Tex "a M cyclone. Al VII
burton, Okla % ir cavc-ir
MAY +-Ai Marquette. Kan. ~ IN tornado
lo-snyder, Okla, wiped out; 100 die In
tornado In wreck on Pennsylvania
road 90 killed, 100 Injured.
ll-At Chicago in auto plunge into river
H-Nett Goshen, r., IN crash Of auto
u Near Baltimore. . IN railway collision
@l-sOth Century limited Is-hour train
from Chicago 10 New York wreckedi 10
killed
42-At Alfalfa. Ala. 10 mill exp
TO- Wisconsin river tA drowning.
@At Emporia. Pa 10 eNp.oslon....At
Phi. .ipshurg kan. in tornado.
July 5-ln northern Texas. a IN tornado
p ~ ScArght. Pa, 8 in coal m Inc explosion.
AT Little Falls Dam. Wis y drowned.
lat Wattstown. Va. 10 IL mine explo-
ls-Near Upton. Ina 4 in freight collision.
ls-At Watasha. MINI. Z in hotel FIRE
~ Ntar bes MONIES. la, Ia mine expo
A-Boilers Of gurboat Bennington explode
On san Diego Ca. killing 8. marines.
Aug Near Nerra, MINI 4 drowned.
Near Alexandria. Va. by engine
sLrAt Albany, y J.. ls Ia collapse OF builc-
ls-At Kishman. o Is IN railroad collision
lb-At Ormro1, Pa. T. killed In landslide.
N-pu Florida coast - drowned ia gale
which strikes steamship Peconic
seq. lat Mckeespori. Pa. when ny
wheel bursts
io-At Fairchance. Pa, % in powder mill
ii-ln New York Z in accident to elevated
train
l5-At Avon. Conn. l2 in explosion.
l'-At iinconning. Mich, in boiler expio-
2-At Mount Holly Springs. Pa. in rail-
road collision
e5-At Paoi Pa. IN rear-end collision.
N-At Fort Dodge, la. children burned 70
oct s-Near Ellington. W. va. in burn
Ing Of cabin home
Cat Granville y y 10 Ia quarry cave-in
ly-At seaton. Ill.,. IN railroad wreck
le-south Carolina coast, 10 wreck OF
schooner.
l7-At Port Royal. Mo. mother and s chill
dren burned 10 death.
E-Or Beverly y. J drowned 10 river
collision Al Bingham, Utah in cave
In OF copper mine
Dat Hot Springs Ark Gin burning hotel
Scar Fairfe.a. Ia, In railroad COLI
2s-At Hazel Kirk. Ark 6 mine officials iu
explosion.
so-Near Kansas city. Mo. % IN wreck on
Santa Fe AT Casey, la. IN Rock Is
Nov Sat Mountain View. Okla. s In tor
radO.
Sat PhoenlxvEle. H.. IN powder ex-
p.Osi0n.
Shear wIkesbarre. Pa. 5 in railroad
collision
ia; Benieysvi,ie. pas mine explosion.
l6-In New York tenement. 3 rs fire.
I l-At Parin. y J IN powder explosion
I Near Albion. Ind. ? w railroad collision
-6-At Bakersbridge Mass. % In railroad
collision.
I G-Af Emporia Pa IN powder explosion
Z-Near Duluth. MINI. IA steamer
Mataafa wreck.
Dec lon Middle River Ala. in house
boat fire.. Near Weston. w Va. in gas
] explosion.
4 sir Wyoming IS in Goa, mine explosion
lin New York tenement hy fire
y TAT Lindsey Pa. s children by IRE
/ -\ear Boy-es Ala. ia powder expo
sion.
Y -Nerbeck iheater. Lorain. o.. de-
stroyed by fire. r lives lost EX-
ploslon 81 400 lbs nitroglycerir
at Dupont company dynamite
works near Marquette. Mich. 5 mer
killed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-05

Jan 5-Jarrcs Gillespie found guilty OF sis
ters murder sentenced for life.
Ill Miller Chicago. Killed wife TWO ha-
bles ant self hy shooting.
i3-Chicago mother kills child and SELF with
gas
Killed. Hutchinson. postmaster and edit
tor. and sell
Tucson. Ariz. gambler Kills men ana
commits suicide.
asNBuriington. wis. boarder kills landlady
rsb Nv. r. o'shea. Chicago found guilty
~ Killing Wife
,a-frea Hanson. suing FOR big damages
against Chicago Traction company. con
Vfrfet Or perjury EN-Mayor McCue.
char.ottesviic. Va. hanged for confessed
vife murder.
i-"Ichn shaw near Quincy, III. killed
wife and self
!, Nj Hardy and wife. Homer Mich
murdered m bee
~ ~ b Hart near Newton. Kan. killed
ssurhter and se.f..F lister. gprtrr-
sf.e CAL Killed reighhor. wife ara self
chicago detective Kills MARY afuIVelL
noted rhi.anthropist and self
Mar s-N ]. Meet. Tulsa, j. T.. Killed wife
t-harles Thomas. Des Moines. Ia found
entity N murder 81 Mabel SthofDd
--Jamts ince confessed % murder q wife
ana children Jag Danviile. Ark
is-R obbers loot Genoa. O., hank Of $1,000
Apr M Nelson. near Poplar. la. Kills
4-John Dow. negro. sulphur Rock. Ark.
s4MMan and wife. Riley. Kan buried 10
ueath By robbers. r. q. Bigeiow pres
First national bank. Milwaukee con-
fesses TO sl,s5o.oco Con-
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Revolution in RuJJfa

Jan. Is-Cxar and family narrowly escape
death when grape shell Is nred at mon
arch from his own guns In 1T. Peters
burg. result of deep-Isid plot.
I-Al newspapers suspend 10000 men on
strike
22-"B bloody sunday" IN st. Petersburg
marks outbreak of revolution. Working
men petition czsr for rights ana In an
swer to plea 2,ioo are slain and near
" 5000 wounded.
q Car fees TO Peterhoff. Bombs thrown
Boz 81 Petersburg many soldiers killed
q Strikers and soldiers battle AT Random.
i.n killed Polish frontier Ia revolt
~ soldiers fire on strikers al Riga, killing
-- wounding " Quiet al over country re-
ported
Il slaughter in Random 900 die
. Warsaw IN mobs hands scores die fight
ing shops piilagtd and wrecked.
Feh l-Czar signs magma charia. NJ. Witte
ir charge 81 movement
10 Twelve killed. $50 wOur 1ef IN LODI and
Chcib.er factory riots. IA strikers killed
ir collision between strikers and military
j. LQaz mills close. throwing 80 90 out Of
work
Il Grand Duke sorgius. uncle or czar as
sassirated hy bomb-thrower
:. ~ergius funeral held j.. 500 killed in
street lighting q Baku
Near.y 20 Killed, go wounded in Crimea
massacre.
Mar 3-w orkingmen's demands refused In
- Petersburg, general strike following
.-- Ear promises people voice IN Jaws
AIT MANY killed ~ riots az Warsaw and
kunto. Massacre IN Baku costs 700
IVES. LODI police commissioner as
sau.ted by bomb-thrower. both feet blown
u scrglus' assassin sentenced TO death
NAV soldiers Kill nearly 100 in May day
demonstrations In Poland. .G2 die ia
Warsaw
1000 strike At Tinls. caucasla.
jMiassaeres net 10 deaths in Melitopol. ie in
i'-lyan Kaiien, slayer OF Grand Duke Ser
ii-Goyernor q Baku slain by bomb. 9th
srs killed
June i-Gov Cen Trcpon given dictatoriai
Nicholas forbiis zemstov congress
Jewish riots
Ifanscaucasia Insurgents burn 4 viz
axes ~ killed by Cossacks
- troops stone LODI harricades $50 killed
hthriy 1000 wounded
Troops and strikers battle In warsaw
streets open war breaks cut in prov
ln,ts 900 persons Killed In odessa.
damages. S5.eOO,0
EN-tr rev of Russian battIeshin Kpta, po-
'emkine mutinie-. murders officers trains
guns ON odessa. burns qusys aud build
hss and incites town TO riot.
Ear proclaims odessa in state of war.
hundreds Of lives lost in Odessa riots ..
Mutlny breaks out at Libau.
Maitla4 law proclaimed IN ScbasiopOh
s;adt and l.ibau ends
". e-kniaz Potcmkine mutinous Russian
battcship surrencers
I-tount ShouvalOn Moscow police pre-
ftet assassinated ~. Clash between troops
and warsaw strikers; 20 Killed
n mutineer leaders hanged at odessa.
~ - mstNo congress passes plan for con-
stitutlon
= Black sea feet revolts.
Ans. B-Forty persons killed by bomb In
Biistok Russia.
Sep G-Scores Killed IN <fshenefy riots
Entire Caucasian villages massacred.
OH Industry at Baku wiped out BY riot.
crs
N-kiotirg at Baku brings death to IL.
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l2-Ex-Gov Siias CARRIER. 81 Nebraska, at
Feb s-Brig Gen. Smith at Fairmont. w
Va. Banker Beckwith Of Oher.in. o..
prominent in Chadwick case
e-Admirai crosby. L. :. y. retired. at
io"S II. Hack.ey. Muskegon. Mich. bene-
~ cong Meyers. Pa. at Philadelphia.
A-F A Taikcnburg. head Word Wood
men consul Denver. Col al Los Angeles
ls-Gen Lew Wallace az CrawfordsNille.
,sn Tx Rev McLaren Of Chicago. in New
sorcc,onsressman y. P Otis IN " at
x III Kelly mnloralre coal operator. az
panVN.e. ll ScwaI. Boutwell,. Mass .
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