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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-12
Stocks . Bonds Cereals
sun a drawback to an apparently
boundless activity in nearly all lines.


The official stenographers of the
house have reported so far this SEES.
sion about 2,7750 600 words. win tho
session perhaps a little more than
half over. There IS busy. talltnn
time to come, however. ana the fali
bill will probably be about 6 900 600
words for the session That is outside
OF the committee hearings. which win
be more than half as much additional
20 that the house viii have sent 10 fho
printing Office as the talk that has
been made or 10 its members while AT
work on the floor or in he committee
rooms approximately 10000. 900 words
The senate win easily double that If
it does not exceed 1t, although he sen
ate often sits only four days week
while the house is always busy at least
five days, and sometimes sits on sat
urday That viii be a round total OF
10000. 600 words thus uttered at this
session
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eRADsTREETs WEEKLY REPORT

While cooler weather has temporar-
lily deferred retail sales of light weight
fabrics and perhaps has severely af-
fected fruits and early vegetables.
events of the week have improved the
great basis Of conditions. Growing
grain is In fine shape. fan orders
except al a few points continue 20
expand. the labor situation is certainly
more favorable: manufacturing in All
lines Of the country over is active:
new construction work Is Of marked
proportions; demand for material is
heavy: orders for steel rails are large:
insurance situation easier and SO are
money rates. while collection save
AT a few cenfers. tend TO improve. in
fact underlying conditions could hard
n be better The labor situation shows
marked Improvement. besides ending
he anthracite strike ilut down
troubles in building trades have been
very generally settled and il is now
apparently having the greatest year
in IFS history. The scarcity'of labor Is
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Chicago, Nav l1.-CATTLE.-All
the offerings were taken az an early
hour Packer and outsiders alike were
buying and meaere supplies male Tie
ellers TASK of holding prices 10 teady
level an easy one. Close find. trade in
fai. condition.
HOGS Spectators took another
mold this morning aud through thsi-
activity sellers were able 20 advance
prices five on average, with number
of cases in which full ten cents gain
wa shown
SHEEP-Livc mutton ruled strong
and in faw Instance ass much as jpn
higher level than nreyiou day.
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lRONINC-BOA2D CASE.
Fine to Take Away on a Summer W..
cation. Makes You Independent
of Expensive Laundress.

One Of the most acceptable pres.
ents 10 make for sour friends summer
trip is the case for a very small iron.
ing board. with the little board in.
side Get a smooth board about IA
inches long by five inches wide, and
cover 1t with a thick soft flannel. plac.
ing over this a piece OF fine muslin.
Sew II on securely and smoothly.
Then cut your cover a little larger
than the board. and IN the form OF a
long envelope. with the opening and
Hap at one end Bind il with rib.
bon or gail0On. and make a button.
hole ga the Zap with a button 10 cor.
respond on the cover PIT. also. on
the cover pocket. large enough 90
hold small irouhoider. made az
ticking. lined with thick flannel. and
covered with the same material a.
the cover, which should ba OF a bright .
lowered cret0nne. Small charcoal T
irons cen be bought that are easily .
carried and heated. Win this outfit
your friends will be- independent Of
iaundresses, as far as collars. cuffs
and small articles are concerned {
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Insectivcrolls.

There have been many designations
Ct Senator Beyerdse Of Indiana.
ranging from Tillmans wasp Of the
Wabash" down, but in The opinion Of
many Marcus AlonZo Smiths il tn
best. Marcus Alonzo, who is the dele
gate In congress from Arizona ana
who has been fighting Senator Bev
eridge's plan for the admission Of
Arizona and New Mexico as a state
said: Il think after looking him
over. that Beverage is the stud cricket
Of the senate
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SENATOR WAS "KIDDED"
Reporters Authorization Carried In.
to Print Resulted in Ludicrous
Passages.

The telegraph operators were spend.
ing their day off in brisk walk
through the faded auWmnal country.
You know our habit of abhrcvjat.
ing or substituting short words tor
'ong ones?' said the Washington 5per.
ator. We'll. this habit once dil me
harm.
senator Grande had made a speech
ABOUT education, and in wiring the
speech out substituted the short
word Kids for the long word chill.
tren,' thinking that Of course the CD.
orator or editors at the other eaa
would have sense enough. in taking
down the message. to substitute tho
long word for the short one But they
didn't and Senator Grande's really
eloduent and stately speech appeared
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PUSHED UPWARDS
Without Meeting Selling Orders suf,
ficient in Volume to Check Climb
ing Prices.

| New Yorw May 1.-THE stock mar
ket made further demonstration of
its recuperative vitality today in furt!l-
| or striking advances effected in the
prices Of a large number of important
stocks. The accumulation of stocks
went on with great apparent conf.
dence during the day and prices push
ed upwards without meeting selling
orders sufficient in volume to over
come the upward tendency. The &C.
ton Of the market, indicates the diges-
ton OF profits going on from time
to time in course of advice The
banks have gained apparently several
million of dollars on express move
ment this week with the interior.
The account Of sub-treasury operations
shows on its face loss by banks of
100000 but this includes a return by
banks of government deposits which
were made contigent upon the arrival
Of gold engagements, some have
among this s2,456,5o0 the net gain in
cash by banks, therefore Is upwards Of
3o,DUUuOO.
The advance in prices of copper was
an incident of the day and many RI
mors were revived of intended divi- |
dend increases and projects for con
solidation and financial re-adjustment |
Occasional irregularity caused by con |
tinuaI protit-taking was in evidence |
again, and when the market closed the
strong undertone was not MATERIAL al
cred. fact which seemed to gather
'orce throughout the day
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TRADING IS ACTIVE
More So Than For Some Time P3ce
Many Outsiders Buying
Freely.

Chicago May H. WHEAT Tnc
market was trong the greater pa
Of the day but the strength was mcto
nionuoncel dining The last half OF tha
session The trading was moro active
than for some tine past many out
side interest buying ire ~ At he
open NJ pi trader were bearshly I'M
clinel because of the favorable wealth,
er conditions, bat the market hell
tlady by mall receipts in the aorth-
west Az the session advanced many
reports were received Of damage d.
IN white" CCp. The majority of the
repors coming from St Loui ana
kansa City were accompanied by
orders to buy wheat. Several leading
commission houses We're good buyers
ana tnia talfoa an active general az
mani taat afred price. up over q
cent The ceiling was chiefly by the
longs. The close was strong. July u9
f3s6r19
CORN An adyanca Of IA in pric
OF May wa feature in the ading Id
that option A sharp up'urn cancel
by shorts who were stirred 10 action
by the small amount Of corn ayaiIabl,
for delivery on May contracts. Stocks
III this market are unu.ually small, i
Is said p.aeti, ally all lie grain is|
aWned by shippers, who have either
disposed Of their grain III Che east. 2t
CfEDppt Ia fp So toUt thaf ak. ~
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Whole Wheat Rrand

Scald one cupful OF milk, add one
cupful of water, one teaspoonful each
of salt, sugar and butter When his
is lukewarm, add one-fourth of d
yeast cake dissolved in one-half of +
cupIul Of lul<ewarm water. and enough
whole wheat flour to make a hin BAT
ter Have this done " six O clock ana
set in a warm place until ten O'Clock.
Add enough -four % make sof;
dough, kneading vel Let ii rise until
morning. Then SUR down and pour
into welI-greased pans and let it rise
half an hour Bake one hour ia i
moderate oven
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in the next days newspaper in this

in the next days newspaper in this
fashion;
My friends, you viii remember
Wordsworth profound saying. Tho
Kid is father TO the man. ! need NOT
dwell on the vital importance 10 tho
community of imparting sound moral
and secular education to the kids III
their impressionabe years The kids
Of this generation will be the fathers
and mothers Of the next One said
suffer little kids TO come unto ne. 20
and we should never forget that saying
in behalf Of all kids the world over. "
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When "Whig.,

a 20year-oId number OF Spurgeon s.
magazine, Swo.C and Trowel saws
In Cromwail's day the royalists frst
called the liberals wigs. taking the
first letter Of each wore in their mot.
to: We hope in God, and forming
them into this word"
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A mousse is "a smooth i.e. ususI,
prepared with whipped cream. For q
coffee mousse GRIP enough te1
grade 0f coffee u maize a unful g-.i.e
strong. but very ci-E- hll This To- 2
Eyrup with cup Of ugaz.- and wheu
cool mix into pint II whipped cream.
PIT into q mold and PACK In Toe AID
sait q couple Of hours.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Market.

Money on call steady 3AG4 per
cent Closing bid y time steady:
al periods 5G5h Prime paper 5h
m5@i per cent Exchange easy. dc.
mand sfS5.51a 1885; sixty days ST.
S2.20N 1925. Bar silver GG7s.
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HELP WANTED-MALE,

WANTED-For U. S. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
of Fl and 35 Citizens of United States
of good character and temperate hab-
its, who can speak, read and write
English. For further information ap-
ply to recruiting officer, New Rich
mond House, Paducah, KY.
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oHlesrs,

Accounts Of corporations sns individ-
uals especially solicited KIetsnge
furnished to any part Of tas world.
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Address j, NJ, this office.
AGENTS WANTED,

AGENTS-We have one of the best
household articles, used in every home
Retails at rs cents, Agents without
any previous experience are making
$2.25 to $500 per day, hustlers can
make $500 to $500. Write us today.
VIM G. Walker, West Springfield, Pa.
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Alexander County
Savings Bank
sThlc7LY A sAvIkca BANK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

Sspitdl 100000 .s--s....-s.. s5V,UVD
Surplus and Undivided PROFITS, $40, 900
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Interest paid on tim. deposits.
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WANTED-Energetic, trustworthy
man to work in Illinois. representing
large manufacturing company. Salary
$40 10 $50 per month, paid weekly;
expenses advanced. Address with
stamp J. H. Moore.
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Alexander
County National
Bank
Commercial Ave ana nskth street
CAIRO. lLLINoIa

NspIa s.'..s-s......... .FIUO,OOO
Surplus and Undivided Profits, 1000
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TAFT TO Be GIVEN
JOBONSUPREME
BENCH
VACANCY WILL BE CREATED BY
RETIREMENT OF JUSlCE
BROWN.

Washington. March lo.-Bulletin-
The Post today says president Roose'
welt has decided to appoint William h.
Taft of Ohio, now secretary of war, to
the next vacancy in the United States
Supreme Court.
THAT vacancy is to be created By
the voluntary retirement Of Associate
Justice Henry b. Brown. who was ap-
pointed In 1890 by President Harrison
from Michigan.
when Chief Justice Fuller retire.
provided IL is during the administra-
ton Of Roosevelt. Taft will be pro
mot ed to his exalted position
"The president has discussed the en-
tire situation with his secretary Of war,
and the latter it was learned last night
has given his assent 10 the program
This is the second tine Taft has
been offered a place on the supreme
bencn. The first time was in the wlnfe'
If 1908. when he was serving a. gov
ernor Of The philippine I-lands.'
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Premier would accept the appoint
ment even If the opportunity were
given him, which is unlikely.
Vatican is Interested.
On the whole the present cituation
is looked upon as merely a develop
ment of the war between clerical and
anti clerical factions in France and
without any bearing on the Moroccan
situation.
The Vatican is taking the keene-
interest in the agir, as it has not ye,
been made clear whether the downfall
of the Rouvier ministry viii brine
about a more rigid enforcement OF me
separation laws or . mere liberal m
terpretation Of them. The Socialists
are unimously in favor of more dras-
tic action against the church than that
taken by the Rouvier ministry. and
that is one reason for its defeat In the
Chamber. It is believed NJ. Beour
ceois. the former premier. has the best
chance Of succeeding NJ. Rouvier.
Church May Profit. -...
Some acute observers claim thai
the church is bound to proht by ne
new developments, as many OF the de-
puties. being candidates for reelection
are anxious 10 win the favor OF tbs
church element. and with this end II
view will throw their weight IN th'
balance in favor of modifying the pro
visions of the present law.
Some surprise has been expressed
by diplomats with the announcement
+ that arrangements had been made b.
which Belgium was to permit III
French to invade Belgian territory il
the event Of war. as the time for sucl
an announcement is extremely imor
perfume and might precipitate The tail
lure Of the conference.
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been in the state of Idaho nor in any
part thereof prior thereto, either on
or about the 26th Of October, 1905.
Stay in Idaho Short.
That on or about the 2Sth of Ocio-
Der. 1905. your petitioner entered
Idaho from the state Of Oregon on a
ra Iway train and remained in car
Of said train until the town OF Nampa'
in aid state of Idaho, was reached /;
that thereupon he changed cars ana
went Immediately in car to point
south Of Nampa in the direction Of
Silver City; that at tue end OF the
route he took a stage to Silver CITY.
attended lodge meeting Of The organ
ization of which your pet iiOner Is
member. known a. the Local Union Of
the Western Federation OF Miners
that he remained IN Silver City over
night and during the following day he
was in Silver City and attended stmi
lar lodge meeting In a small to~n lh
the immediate vicinity Of Silver City
and the next morning returned 10
Nanpa and there entered a ear oi 2
train going east which took him Win
all due dispatch from the state o.
Idaho: that p,ior TO said tima be hat
not been in the state Of Idaho for
p,r-rd of more than Eve years
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CLEAR CROWS SKY
At ALCEC|RAS
CONFERENCE
IMPRESSION G A N GROUND
THAT THE DEADLOCK MAY
BE BROKEN.
GERMANY DRAWS BACK
conceding One Point, But France VIII
Not Modify Plan Of Policing
Except as TO An In
spector.

Algeciras. March 9.-Expressions by
the French and German delegates this
evening give the impression that
compromise on points hitherto dead
locked may be reached at tomorrow 8
sitting.
The German delegates have now
moved from the hitherto rigid stand
point which they have maintained re
lative to the Moroccan bank. declaring
their readiness to grant TO French sub
scribers 10 the existing loan TWO
shares of the capital cf the bank, IN
stead of one. as originally insisted on
The French delegate. though out
wardly determined not to reduce theii
demand for four shares as embodled
in their project, appear inclined "a
accent the German offer. but in return
expect the Germans to meet them VIII
concessions in the matter # police
France will not agree to the scheme
Il aIlotting certain ports to France ant
Spain according to the Austrian plan
nor to the appointment Of a command
er who is not French. but is willing q
elnsent TO the appointment Of an in
spector from a neutral nation Wh'
shall net have command of the police
Paris. March 9.-The official view i
that the situation at Algeciras is muel
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company. so It is said. that mistakes
have been made by them for several
years IN figuring their gross income.
II is on tbs income that the tax of Z
per cent had to be paid into the state
treasury
Governor Dennen has had force Of
half a dozen experts al work on the
book Of the railroad company for
some time. These men announce that
they will not finish Their work inside
of two weeks and that the complete
result can MT be announced before
that time. The expert have gone
over the books Of the company for a
period Of twenty-five years. Farther
back than this the records are not suf'
flciently complete TO enable them 10
make investigaiion.
Thee is Ialk here in Springfield
that the Uiirois Central company of
fers 10 pay fromAten 10 fifteen mil
llons. However N Is no more than
ruuor. for The m9 who are in 20
sition TO know - 70 disclose what
the figures ares
One Thing e. Ceftsaiu aud that u iha'
a. q result Of the investigation the
Illinois Central railroad viii pay tht
state Of Illinois several millis sn dollars
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CHARGE FOUL PLOT
AGAINST IDAHO
GOVERNOR
SUSPECTS UNDER ARREST FOR
MURDER MAKE SERIOUS
CHARGE.
FILED THEIR ANSWERS
In Habeas Corpus Proceedings IN Su-
preme Court-Argued To-day
Violation Of Federal Con-
stitution.

Boise, Idaho, March 9.--Charles n.
Moyer, William ID. Haywood and Geo.
e. Pettibone have filed their answers
in the supreme court to the rehrh
made by Warden Whitney of the peni-
tentary, in the habeas corpus pro
ceedings. They are practically ident-.
cal although in some minor detalls
respecting the movements of the ac-
cused during some months prior 70 the
murder which they are accused or
they differ Meyer in his answer AFTER
covering a number OF minor points,
says he was on February II, a citizen
and a resident of Denver, and had
been for four years that he had not
prior to the acts hereinafter set form
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Washington, March 9.-Today az
5.35 n m. the senate passed the Dlll
for the admission of new state 10
be called Oklahoma and to be com
nosed of Oklahoma and indian Ierri-
torv I; was the house Joint s'atenood
bill with all provisions relating 10
Arizona d New Mexico stricken out
Ths motion to strike out was made py
Burrows and 1t was carried by ~ 10
&C.
Immediately after the disposal OF
tho statehood bill the house railroad
rate bill was made unfinished business
hut as the senate adjourned over sat
urday and Sunday, the actual ana
formal cosideration Of the measure
will not begin until Monday
The vote on the statehood came as
n climax to day devoted exclusively
ia that bill. Most Of the time was given
to discussion, voting on the bill ana
amendments consuming bu an hour
and a half
Speechmaking excited compara-
tiyely little interest but there was pro-
nounced excitement through the Fo1'
inp period and II eliminated When 'Ae
succes of the motion 20 eliminate Az.
zona and New Mexico was announces
after the second vote en- thar propos''
iion. The test vote, upon Wh On ,hs
ononents of the Joint statehood showed
their creates strength, was on lhs
Foraker amendment waicb provided
that Arizona and New Mexico shouie
have an opportunity to vote 9epafateiN
ON the proposition of joint statehood
This was carried ~ to 20. Previous =
this action, provision for increase
appropriat.ons in the bill was strickei
out In order to afford an opportuhit' =
Cor morton to concur In the sehat
amendments when the bill Is sent Z
the house. Speechmaking began d
n o'clock and was under the zen
minnie rule after the first hour. Aoou
dozen speeches were made, but IN
only notable ones We're made oS Du
bois and Burrows In denouncing poiys
,r,y In Arizona and New Mexico.
Dubois secured the incorporation 0
an anti.polygamy amendment oat III
elimination of Arizona from the mea'
ure detracted somewhat from tne IN
portance of the accomplishment.
Just before voting began, Cu'ioh
who had been absent from the sehat
on account of illness during IN
greater part of the session entefe
The chamber. He was warmly we
coined by his colleague.
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EUROPE EYES FALL
Of THE FRENCH
MINISTRY
SUGGESTS RETURN OF DElCASSE
TO POWERS is UNWELcoME
TO GERMANY.
ROME MUCH INTERESTED
Acute Observers of Situation Say the
Church is Bound to Profit sy
Developments In the
Future.

London. March 9--The fall OF the
Rouyier ministry is the subject OF
naramount interest in all the European
capitals today, especially Rome and
Berlin.
The suggestion of the return TO pow
or of NJ. Decasse is unWelcome 10
Germany, especially in view OF the
great ccncess. .ons she has just MADE IN
regard to the policing of Morocco one
which she would never have made II
dealing with the Premier whose pact
with Lord L.ansdowne made the Age
c,ras conference necessity. 1t is
improbable, however, that the former
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
TO PAY STATE
MILLIONS
CLAIMED AT SPRINGFIELD THAT
RAILWAY SEEKS SETTLE
MENT ON BACK TAXES.
EXPERTS ARE AT WORK
Complete Result Of Labor OF Account
ants Cannot Be Completed Be-
fore Two Weeks When II
viii Be Announced.

Springfield, H., March s.-As re-
suit of the probe that has been put
into the affairs of the Illinois Central
railroad in the state of Illinois for
several months by Governor Deneen
in an effort to collect back taxes, 1t Is
announced here today that the rail
road company has made an offer TO
nay a large rum of money into tne
state treasury TO avoid a law sui
No exact figures are given as TO the
sum the railroad company will pay
but it Is said to be several million
dollars.
1t is acknowledged by the railroad
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GOVERNMENT RESTED
IN PACKERS TRIAL
Arovments Are Expseteo TO Gem.
menes when Court Cen
venss Mcnesy.

Chicago. March s-The government
TODAY rested its ca 10 ihe packers
hearing on their pleas for temuuiis.
No announcement was made By sttor-
news for the packers ss 70 whether
they viii intodUce any evidence n
-ebuttal. but il is believed b. the gov
eminent they viii not Arguments are
expected TO commeHce wnsa eSets
convenes Monday.
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improved, with chances now strongly
towards an agreement. At the same
time. it maintained that the agree
ment must be of the basis of Franco
SPANISH police without subjecting 1t
to international control. The question
therefore appears 10 turn upon what
guarantees Germany will exact for her
acceptance of the Franco Spanish pol
icy.
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CAPTURE RevoLUTioNisTs.

Kien Russia. March "A Gordon Of
.rsups TO-DAY surrounded secret meet
ing of social revolutionists and tap
tureI seven men. two women and NJ
teen soldiers. amcng them bein an
oHiceF. The soldiers were conveyed 10
the citadel and the Others were taken
to prisgB By the police.
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SHOT HER SISTER
Because OF Her Husbands Attentions
Girl Was 10 Have Been Wed
ded Next Week.

Atlanta. Ca March g.-Mrs. Edward
standifer. aged -, today shot ana
killed her sister. Miss Chappeil Whist
nant aged Is. alleging she commiiis4
the deed because Of her husband
tentions to her victim. The dead siii
vas 10 have been married next Neu'
nesday to a business man of Seneca
! &
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Washington, March 9.-The house
today passed 40S private pension bli's
and devoted three hours to the con
sideraton of a bill providing UNI
form system Of naturalization the
chief features of which require an
alien to write either his own or the
English language and to speak anu
read the latter and TO declare MS IN
tention TO reside permanently III the
United States before he can become
an American citizen. The bill is TO De
a continuing order when the approprla
tion bills are not under sheraton.
II met many objections and will prove
a fruitful topic Of discussion. Bonygne'
Colorado, is in charge of the meas u'e
and occupied most of the time explain
ing It's provisions and answering ob'
iactions.
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bv fire The building wss occupied by
g.bolesale st7tioner.. llthogrspaers aud
a large printing company. The loss
rr,balv viii exceed $SaonQe
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LIFE WENT WITH HIS TOOTH.

Miles. Ohio. March s.-R'ehard
smith. aged co a railroad man diei
this evening as the result Of having 2
tooth extrtcted a few days ago
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GIG LOSS sY FIRE

san Francisco. Calf March
The hve.s.ory building at 81 Sansolne
street. vas partially DESTROYED tonisas