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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
SfiIsmisieiaeen

CT 2anSsmsSe boIoes / 8biIaSel'
pbia til gebanMiug al ct 6oriag ON
ensarteSe SfiIsmisieIope ior belle
llnionen, os Sen t3be RuOenrbcr peS-
teses onrtrent en- SreoieSeI al ben
Bill, iom en- aomite ubarbeioeSe !
@aLbington for 8 Waaneber fiSen.
SooS Ser ianIeSeS panSt 9iialS, bar
ipp aarIaser I'll, OF 9Ggtsitabet tan
oabrpes % 6 aariager til oDioIut
Sfilsnisie.
81 Statpr % Giitrict OF Columbia
bar ienSt 9eIegater, og Der er Re
srGieutuuter for ale proteitantiife
SamtunS, iom 6eItog / ben interna'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
borens Belle.
gf 9eneralfirursens SnSberctnins ON
Snnobeostilitanoen | Irmeru.
1poeIisbcoem aftaget.

0eUerQlIICUIY VI. u. I J'eLlu9
bar netop uogioet lin Snbberetning
ON SunbbeostilItanoen / grrneen |
SiifaIaaret 1905. On SamnenIig'
ming meb 1904 pier, at Der par Ell
Sremgang til oct beore. Der er giort
Sorisg paa en- SeunfSring meo Suno'
beSstiFtduoen / europ9iife armeer;
men gritroet pno iorifieaige 6orbolo
er ben u~nsiagtig. De norbiife Sanoe
er rent forbi9aaet. SoaonO bar So
Ionier paa Sunbaserne / Spoaiien %
set noroIige Spoamerifa, begge
meget uiunoe Steoer. Serfor bar
1921 pr. 1000 Wano paa Spgeli'
item i Sen bolanbife arme. ut Den
amerifonIfe Irme Itaar uprmeit oe't
boaanoife meS 1895 pr. 1000 pnd
Spgeliitelt, er mGrfeligt, % ma Ell
ter manages Nening tilifrtoeS Iffat'
ieIien al aantinen. Ruslano trGoer
op meo set IaoeIte Sal, nemlig 3.4S
pr. 1000 9eano paa Sp9eliiteu.
3eoeligbeoen er itsrit / ben brittle
arnte, nemlig 7.13 3sbsfaIo pr.
1000 Nano. Gen arerifauifc arme
fonrnter mart meo 6.2S pr. 1000
Ranb. 2ooeIt er 2sbeIigbeben i BEN
| prpllsitife 9(ru1e. uemIia 2 0eosfal0
pr. 1000 Rano.
Soao SpgSomnenes Sorigbeo an
gear, er Sorboloet gunittgt / ben ante
rifanife ar1e. Sc pareoe forterc
END / ale andre 4rmeer unotagen Den
boQanbIte og Den baperIfe. 5 ben
brittle arme pareoe Spgbommene
bobbelt iaa Ienge iom | BEN amerttan'
fte, og / ben ipanife oper Salpporten
lgnsere enc ! Dor.
9e aIminSeIige Spgborme bar:
gronfit, 9rpItbetpnoelie, Sungebe'
tpn6ele, Spring, Roicn (grpIipelaS),
SoIItif, SiGbn9efoIoSfeber, Sforla'
gcnsfeber, pgpptiif gieripgOom Ora.
6n1no). 5 ben omerifanife Irme por
bisie spgoon1me Itot mittSre bpppige
emo / andre grmeer, men til 8len'
gipio por Ilfobolisme % Sloognng
CGpienterD mere bpppige hos oS.
9~ebeliQbeoen / Ben omerifonife ar'
me bar minbre ems tibligcre. 5 1905
in6traf 36S 0soSfaIb, iourenoe til
6.2S pr. 1000 Mono. s 1904 bar
9sbsialOene 6.75 pr. 1000 % /
6.aorsperiooen 7.16 pr. 1000.
SGring bar oen bpppi8ite SsSs'
anrio8; iaa fom SrngebetGnoelie,
Ierpefeber % Naoeip8oomme.
Meo Senipn til 8aabenarter bar
SpgoomstiIielSene bpppi9it / Self
artiQeriet oe i%ieIOneit inoen So8pital'
forpiet. 1so8faIbene bar fIeit inoen
Soipiptalsforpiet og iieIOneft / apit'
urtiIeriet.
&apttlet ON Ntattonaltteter bldllot
Iefruternc er unsiagtigt, ioet 6olf,
iom bperper Jig, faloer fig Imerlfa'
mere. ifjent Se life er oct. Roar De
er feote Der 2anoet, fer De bort ira,
at oereS SorGIore bar S~nopdrorere;
ia ser or Dem, iom utl gieOe for
Imerifonere, naar De bar Doret op
her, i0et De fom til 2onbet iom 9srn.
aaigeoeI er ell tennteIig itor Bro
cent al ben amerifnuife SGr opisrt
iom fremmeSfsote. 5 1905 par an'
touet 1852 Of 1000 og / 1904
1902 al 1000.
Dor Scr poa SiIippinerne bar /
Here Senieertoer bebre Ittaet emo ben
biemmebqrenoe; men SSoeIigbeSen
bar isrgeIig itor. SGring oolSte, OF
en- Nang6e maatte aiifeoi9es, % 20
8rocent al GsosfoIoene biorsrte fra
Senne Spgbom. De tnofeote 6tlipi'
nos fiber bpppig ar 1Rring og Be
riberi,, en- eiterIanoif SpgSom, iom
ptrer iig Saa BEN RdaSe, at Senene
ipulmer OBJ % bIir lomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

GauOialg. Serrbanerre eier Hteget
QarS ceitcnior Risiisiippt % for al
faa ioIst oet. uSieuSer Dc @geutcr.
ION faar reiIe irit. SrterItote Cont
merce Commission bar erhEret Bette
FOR uIoUlig, % / SoSenS anieontr5
bolot Be peitIige 8ducrs StpreIier
Rsoe / Chicago Girsoog Sen i3oe.
9e bico od enige ON al opHsre meS
at BRUCE en- iadSdn RpnaOe Igcnter
Iom btotil Ii set belle 10000 %
finn 5e5oIOe uogIe ioa, JON ifal Lent
mes. SeIp bette itaI ogion bore uIco-
lig. Zen Raabe. bDorpoa Der fierne
geten % SuSoeiteu foIouiiereS, maj
foranorsS. Roct Ssimo.9anen I.
Or. bar bper anSen llge ieuot 10000
Renneifer iii Spoueiten. SaaSant
fan life saa / SGrsSen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Snefalo.

Zen 13be Robcutber begpr6te set
at inc / bcIe 8orSoeitcr. % meS Nj.
brpOeLier oeObIcp set Sen 146e. Set
ineeoe / Ror0 9ofoto, RiuuGotd,
8i8coniiu. Spo Gafoto, Soma, Sill.
uoi8 % RidJtgou.
Sra buffalo meIbeS, Of set ineeSe
/ Hcp 9orf, BennigIoouio 90 gtr9i.
mia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

e. Sr9n M. III nor at brtipge Oe tdd'
reSe til G1ieaso. al. II begDrpote
mon at IGgge Dem inc | So9neue
SSmiolerti6 bar Ser fra Gbicago font
met ct SoipitaItr9n meo Spgebaa,
rer, SeItienger, ganbages u.i.b. Ssr't
ser. 1 par Sernbaneiporet iaaoiOt re-
pareret, at Soipitalstrpnet funOe
itarte afteo til Chicago meo i'm isr.
gelige Sobning. 90 MI begpnots
mon at tage Sc bsSe no al Huinernr.
5 flere SiIfGISe por Der flm brGuots
Ben % Siler at finbe. If De Al
omfomne bar Der blot II, iom filnbe
gjenfienbes. De br9nSe S5owinger
al 30 os6e bleo iomIabe | to aasier
og iiben ienote til gbsterton.
SibIig ON SormiNoageu iamIeSe
itore SLoffe Jig omfring Ruinerne og
fcripnaoe Jig uleo "grinoringer",
fsrenO SGSen enonu bar iluffet.
Coroner Carton og 8oIitiet isgte tor'
giGoes at ioge Dem bort. ltnge @fGno
og Gutter rooeSe after "gtinoer",
iom De itoen futuoe gisre / 8en9e.
&l. 3.35 ON @Ttermiobagen fom
SjplpetrGnet ntdo De ioore6e ino paa
8raub Central Station / Glbicogo.
&loffen ringebe iom TIL 2igfpro. 81,
blind Some raabte: "SSobn, bnor ct
bu?" "Ser!" ipareoe en- Stanme
fra Smmigrantfloffen, og trooS go
Itti og @agter trengte bum fig frcm
til fin Wanb. SUN oi6ite life, at
ban bar blonbt De rebbebe. SSfte ale
bar ina beIbige. On Wano boIbt op
ct Telegram, iom bans Slritrll bapoe
ienot, % boor Oct itoo, at ban ifuGoe
msbe benoe SCI. 8. YoIittet Hap bam
tmo; men bun bar inge,itebs at fin.
De.
Se iaarebe fprtalte rsrenoe Sifto'
rier, % De bar TONNE til SoipitaIet.
@u 1Saars 8lrt peo Naon glleranOer
R%aruiterpics banoe reiit ira Gbicogp
til 9oIen for at bente lin 0aober %
fin Seter. San iagbe: "gi faa ole
% JOB, ba S9oerre plltoieIig tditeoc
itg oper %. Solf begprbte at ifrige.
Seq iab fat, men Tom beLbtgpts ls3
og arbeioSoe pna at befri min Ot1r
% min Selter. Oct Dor uunultg, %
jog maotte itaa og ie poa, at Dc
brpltote i6iel."
Gre 9sru / gIberen ira Z til IA
aar reiite alNte fra Tuslol6 til Ell
UIbre @ro0er / Chicago. en- SnfeI
/ &ijep bopSe iat NGrfeieo4er pua
Dem. timber SermbaneuIpffen fom
be ira bDeronore.
Warie ScminoS fom fra 8olsr
meo fine 3 gsrn for at ftnbe fin
Wano, Ell arbei6er / Sruoiano Sor'
bour (Gbicngo). SUN bleu Ieftet
no gjenem ct Sinou paa oct brenoer'
6e Sren, men penote tilba8e til itnc
9srn. ScGbigpis er DC fun let for
brGnbte.
s Gbicogo fort9les, at Scrnbane'
ob6ofater beuoepoer Jig til 6e gienIe'
penoe paa BET ltlpff5Ii8e Ir9n tor at
faa Dem til at unoerifrioe ct 9ofu'
ment. @5ica9os 8oIoifer er paa
@agt. De bar en- Screening, "S5e
8oIifb Rational alliance, % oen
bar ipSItsot en- a0oariel til ole Snr,
migranter moo at unberifrioe Roger.
iombelit Yapir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Stat 8uloleie.

&ist 8ulSlsir. Sra Rortb Battle
iorS. Saif.. berettes, at SuIoerts, ION
gioer $40 pr. 5ou, er flinbet oeO 8ir'
ling, en- Iioen citation pna Canadian
Rortbern 8anen oeitenfor isrinGonte
9p. Gre Brsoer, tOges og uiite fig
operor6eurlig rise paa 9uIS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
&. u. @rntlnns. Scr er paIat ii

". " 8rutlauo, ser er oaIgt Ill
Gountpoooofat / Roruun Gountp,
Winn.. er sociaIiit % bIeu DaIgt meO
800 Stemmers R~aioritet. Saus
Po6fanoioat par q. I. 4hIr. Ser uar
opitiaet at RepubIitauerne. Brat.
LAMB err Sen encItc crtIGreoe SociaIiit,
iom bIeD uaIgt til Ct Gourtpembeoe
nRoute Stat peo iiSte gaLs.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
A Statesmanlike Policy,

The land department of the Iron Mountain railroad has refused an offer of $450 an acre for it's entire holding of 1000 acres of land in Independence county. The offer was made by the Western Tie and Timber Company of St. Louis. This was good price, and the money was immediately in sight, but Commissioner Deane, who is at the head of the land department, de- clared such transaction was contrary to the policy of the road and he turn ed the offer down. The Iron Mountain prefers to sell its lands to settlers. It's interests are best served in getting people into the country, for people make business. The tie and timber companies are more or less specula- tors in the land they buy. Usually, af- ter cutting out the timber, they hold the land at higher price than they paid for it with the timber on it. h. stances of this kind have occurred in Independence county, and the effect was to retard the settlement of the country
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
Supreme Court Cases of General ln-
 terest.

The transcript of an appeal in the case of M. R. Coffman ct al. vs. The St. Francis Drainage District, as ap- pealed from the decision rendered in the Chancery Court of Greene County has been filed in Supreme Court. This was suit brought by taxpayers to enjoin the board of drainage district from issuing bonds and to enjoin said board from erecting and constructing leyees in this district. The lower court granted temporary injunction but on hearing the case, refused to make the injunction permanent. An appeal from the decision of the Chicot Chan. cery Court in the case of Frank Strong vs. The Chicot Building and Supply Company has also been filed in Su. the collection of an account of $1,738.. 33 alleged to be due and unpaid.
 The transcript of an appeal in the case of Cache Valley Railroad Com. pany vs. R. l.. Camp, Thos. I. Dowell, Pat Spears, LesserGoldman Cotton Company as appealed from the decis- ion of the Lawrence Chancery Court, has also been filed. This is a suit re- garding the ownership of a blacksmith shop near the town of Sedwick in Lawrence county. A restraining order to keep the defendants from removing the shop was refused in the lower court.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
An Ausplclous Opening.

The law department of the Univer- sity of Arkansas opened it term Sep tember F with an enrolment of 65 students, which is one of the best first days attendance since the estab. lishment of the school. Students have entered from many parts of the state, and it is probable that more will soon arrive. Short talks were made at the opening by John Fletcher, J. H. Car. michael, dean. and T. N. Robertson. secretary of the faculty.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
improvements AbandonAd

The board of directors of theNPara gould public schools has decided not to make any further improvements oi tion of a new school building for the North End was dropped. A committee had been appointed to investigate and seek a desirable location in that part of town for school building and in it's report the committee stated that lots in the North End were being held at fancy prices and that there was not a building site for sale at reasonable price
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
We Have If to Sell.

Mexico City.-General crop reports show corn in bad condition owing to late rains. October is likely to bring frosts in some sections, thus doing further damage. Importation of corn from the United States Is probable.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21

There's No Place Like the United
 States,

Edward Kaselack and family arrived recently from long voyage from Russia, having left Ekaterineslaw about a month ago. MT. kaselack mas been in charge of work for the international Harvester Company. and lived in the city above named wherein insurrectionary troubles and Jewish slaughter prevailed. They experienced some interesting and thrilling times there. Uncle Sam's' people are un- der protection, yet on occasions the Russians seeking for Jews would ap- proach their residence, which was the property of Jew, and the thought that they might make mistake prov that they might make mistake proved enough to induce MT. Kaselack's family to desire American liberty. MT kaselack was born and raised in Germany, and Russia was not new to him. Mrs. Kaselack, who is an Ok lahoma girl, is glad to be again in her native land, although the two years sojourn in the old world was full of interest and sightseeing. Mir and Mrs. Kaselack own a Benton county fruit farm near Gravette, which they are proud of, and she will remain here while Mr. Kaselack will return to his interests in Russia for an in- definite absence. Edward Kaselack had been in America but short time Whnn hn cit ;.l ;,, time to make the run to Oklahoma strip where he captured some good land and an American wife.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
New cSeton ' V eho0ss.

Thirty repty1 litstlve business men of Fordyce AIGehtly held q meeting and decided donate thcAsife and . bonus of $2,500 to the Faflners' UniOr. which will erect tsy5, ,O6 warnhopse for the stora4e of cottons Messrs. \. B. Banks, c. Hamptdh aiet F. F. Harrison arl G committee on sub scription. Th q coitract has been awarded at Ikeebnrg to Sefvidse X Williams for fh1t6rection of cotton warehouse at $f.200. | s
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
Will Fiaht e the Laet Court

-ction. bI. .5eibeingwzd. EFT OTOA
 The Western Union Telegraph com pany will fight In the Supreme Court the matter of the ooIleotlpn of the $19.4O4 Judgment tscentIyF rendered against this company in tho sscond division of the Fulaski Comfy Circuit Court for an alleged kRilur6 to proper Iy file their articles = Q1qcorporation and pay the necessary {eea for so do ing. The transcript TT the appeal as taken has been fIsd Supreme Court.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21

any year since l5o4 [zs States that. barring continuous falxs the crop In five of the northern cQunties will bo approximately as folloNs. Carroll. 50 bales; Boone. 1.1O0S 1tarion, l.S00; searcy. 1900; Ne% l.bo0. This will be considerably Dovs tho aver- age for ths past nvexears.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
Faye.tevllle's oSod Fortune.
One Lone Republican.

When the Republicans in the 1e State senate of Arkansas attAump hold caucus of the memb Work man will answer to his nam luna| roll is called, and this one Ii constitute the full quorum of ty. Hon. George Legate. the a, rl CT senator from the Thlrty-th~
 trict. composed of the count Scott and Polk. will represent ts lip Republican strength in the sths The Republicans made strenuous < forts to elect senators in the Sl1 district. but failed by a narrow n! gin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-16

wc can not at once throw m every
street to a height that would furnish
surface drainage over the top of the
lcvees. II by no means follows that
we should do nothing
"If We ever have at the junction Of
these rivers a large. healthy and pros
pcpus city, We must do more than
build houses and sell goods. We must
cxpend large sums upon our streets,
carry ont a system OF drainage. and
by works of a public nature show the
world that we are in earnest"
The Board of Public Works have
an advertisement setting forth that
the city council Of the city of Cairo.
Illinois. having by municiual regula.
ion fixed the grade of their streets at
point 2l5 feet above the top of the
present leyee embankment. and in
consequence of such regulation il
having become necessary to I'll the
streets of the city 10 such a height
as TO afford surface drainage over the
top of he levee, the city authorities
of that city are dasirous of contract
ing with ONE experienced parties 70
undertake the proposed work.
Thet are now authorized by their
city charter 70 issue bonds 10 the
amount OF about S5l.900. Bur al The
next session OF the legislature in Jan
uagy next they expect to procure the
of their authority so az to-
be able To issue their bonds to an
required go finish the work.
which is supposed VIII cost from
s200 000 o s400.000. II is expected
that several years will be required
TO- the completion Of the work
John @ Harmon. county clerk, adj
yeftieeI for bids for furnishing al
and the erection and full
completion Of a court house in the
city Of Cairo. said cour, house TO De
5Sx7S feet and two stories high. with
ba semeni. Said court house 20 be en-
firely completed By the 4th day Of
March 1861" Thanksgiving service
were TO be held at the Presbyierial
church thai day (of publication) with
q sermon by Rev. r. Stewart
The Editor demands a new county
iail because the miserable. dirty
LITTLE two-ru0m coop now used is a
III grace to The people-an outrage
upon civilization. There are a. vel
have said bat two cells in D.. these
arc only about Sxg feet. yet it is not
the case that a. many
as ~ persons are cramme1 into q
cell"
David Ford. Matchmaker. Jeweler.
lHd Ambroiypist. Corner Sixth street
and Leyee advertised the largest and
finest stock Of watches. clocks and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-16
IN OLD TIME CAIRO
GRADE OF CITY ESTABLISHED
TWO AND AHALF FEET
ABOVE LEVEES.
COURT HOUSE ORDERED
To Be Completed March 4, 1861
County Jail Denounced as Two
Room coop"-Successor
To Douglas.

Cairo Weekly Gazette, publication
office No. . Springfield Block, Ohio
Levee. Thursday. November 2I 1862.
Edited Nose Il. farrell and MAJ Ian
der
The leading editorial favored the
election 81 " 81 Richardson To the
United ga. senate as the -hoice
of the pcmocrIcy ~ Egypt t. SIC
coed "thc .aneatcd Douglas" The
article c.os,l as follows: In no way
can the next general assembly deal q
moe crushing retaliation upon the
abolution disunionists in no way can
they minister TO the wishes Of III
Democracy more satisfact rily than
by electing Mr. Richardson 10 he
enate Of the Uaited States"
Tho editor no'ed that the "aboli-
ton disunionist Oxen Loveioy." Is
returned TO congress in this state by
q maiositf Of cal. Hi majority in
1860 was 5.000. Had not war
Democrat been a third candidate
J. FffDf Nbtfll nav Affai AfftNoff| u
"Of all contemplate abolitionists we
link the so-called war Democrats
take the lead. They are the cor.uptes'
and most inscriptions politicians
known in this day or corruption"
The paper copies an article from
The Pittsburg Post recounting the
harsh experience Of certain political
pri oners in the Old Capitol Prison
in Washington. one Of these prison
crs was the late Judge Mulkey.
4 strong editorial appeared in
favor Of filling the streets. especially
avenue between First
and Twentieth streets. In fact. such
a step toward the improvement of the
town might be initiated on Washing
ton avenue as well as Commercial
avenue. and also upon some Of the
thickly settled cross streets. Because
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-16

church at Utica, has been postponed.
The prosecution alleges that Mr.
Gay peepdd through windows of cet.
tain | lea women's homes at about
the retiring hour; that he didn't tell
the truth about the matter when he
was qucsiioned thai he told one
Utica women thai he would like to be
a Mormon, and that he was too gay
70 be a minister of the Presbyterian
church.
Calls il Persecution
The defense SAYS that Mr. Gay is
being prosecuted: that those who
have testified at previous hearings
should not be believed; that Il few
people want To see him deposed as
pastor because of the trouble in rails
ing his $500 a year salary: that Nh.
Gay is one Of four or five ministers
who have come and gone from the
church through the iclleness Of the
congregation: thai his previous trials
have not been fair because not wit
nesses for MIR Cav have been heard.
The hearing will be the fourth in
this case in the last few months. Mr..
Gay viii be tried first, for alleged
conduct unhecOming n minister. and
ccond for his statements made after
the accusations was preferred.
A preylous bearings the testimony
was not taken under oath. Mrs. ~.
G. Deems said that Mr.. Gay peeDed
through her window al night after she
had prepared 10 retire.
Miss Margaret Bebout. neiehhor.
said the minister was seen peeping
through the windows Of her home at
night Mrs. w T. Balls. whose hus-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-16

diamond Iewelry Also repairing and
pictures taken in the highest style Of
ant
The City Banl, of Cairo, J. c. Smith
president and A. y. Stafford cashier
advertised to buy uncurrent money,
& ia and silver.
The members of Rough and Ready
Fire Co No. 3 were called by N. VII.
liams vice president, 10 meet AZ their
engine house in uniform.
The paper said that there are no
troops at Birds Point now. The occu-
patton of that point by Federal troops
has never been of any manifest adj.
vantage to the cause. The guns AZ
Cairo command II. 50 il is not very
probabla that a rebel force will ever
think of settling down there"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-16
COAL FAMINE CLOSES COLLEGE.

Seattle. Wash. Dec l5.-The UNI
versity Of Washington closed today on
account of The coal famine from which
the city IS suffering The entire city
is affected by The famine and many
SICK persons are said to be in danger
in cold rooms. Only seven cars of
coal arrived in the city today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-16

band is a monument dealer. told tho
investigators that She had been fright
encd at night by noises a her window
ana thai she several tines saw the
parson there.
Mr. Gay left town last summer. and
is NOW said to be in Belmont or Mon.
roe county he attended school At
Athena ana took course Of study in
the Allegheny Seminary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-16
BURIED MAN is ALIVE.

Bakersfield, CAL Dec. li.-at the
Edison Powder Company's camp T.. B.
Hicks one Of The miners entimed by
cave In last Friday morning. is re-
ported cheerful ioday though il is ap
parent that he cannot be reached in.
side of four days Nourishment is be
ing lowered 10 him thro Oh a pipe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-16
SECOND WRECK VICTIM.

Lima. Ohio. Dec 1i-After the work
Of hours the dead body of John c..
Kohl freight conductor. was found.
This is tho second death resulting
from the C.. H. and D. wreck here last
night. All others injured will recover
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-16

PARSoN GAY, OF UTICA. OHIO, is
ACCUSED OF PEERINo INTO
WINDOWS - FRIENDS CRY
PERSECUTION.

Newark Ohio. Dec. ti-The trial
Of the Rev. +. Boyd Gay. Of Utica by
a committee appointed by the Zanes
vile Presbytery. which wa to have
been conducted at the Presbyterian