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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-05-17
Teachers' salaries Eou ,ll,..,.

Teachsrs' Salaries Equallzed.
Albany, N. Y.-The senate passed
over Mayor McClellan's veto the
teachers bill destined to equalize the
salaries OF men and women teacher.
In New York city. The vote was s.
70 ..
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-05-17

many Of my friends have usod Doaas
Kidney Pills with good results and I
can earnestly recommend them"
Sold by all dealers. 50 ceats . b.
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. y.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-05-17

with my baaA ~
kidneys. ] 1oceoss1
and used many rSnA
dies without setti,e
relief. BegiAAing W
Deans KidnW' Pm
I found relief lrun
the first bon. and u
boxes restored mo \
good. sound con-
ti0n Nv VShn 40
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-05-17
HOW lnea ~ e,.,,.3

Heavy Lees BY Fire.
Marion; II. The village Of Gore.
lille. south Of here. was swept hy sreE
'ntailing 9 loss Of $4,000. sixteen
aui!dings We're destroyed. d
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-05-17
DOCS YOUR SACK ACNE,


James r. Keller. retired lAynsr. =
rerner st.. CassuoviA, n. =. ~
"About fifteen years ago I suffers
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-05-17
BOY eEHEADEp BY TRAIN.
Ray Anderson Meets Tragic End At
Davenport.

Davenport.-Ray Anderson, the IA. !
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. An.
derson, met with shocking death by
teiiig run over ny u train on the south.
western division Of the Rock Island
road. g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
WANT STRONG FORT
At MOUTH OF BAY
Mr.. Maynard Begins Fight for an
Island Which Shall Be
Heavily Fortified.

WASHINGTON u O.. January IL
The House spent most of to-day con
sidering Legislation pertaining 10 tho
District OF Columbia and proposed
number OF bills. after which cOnsidera-
ton OF the fOrtlrcations appropriation
bill was resumed There was consid-
cradle doubt regarding the proper de-
lenses at the mouth Of Chesapeake Bay
and notice was given by Mr.. Maynard.
Of Virginia. OF an amendment providing
Tor surveys looking 20 that end.
Representative Keifer, Of Ohio.
dWelt al some length upon the impOr-
lance OF the fOrtffcatiOns at the mouth
OF Chesapeake Bay. He said the pro-
posed defense was q matter or the hrst
IMPORTING. and that the Secretary Of
War on July J. 1905. had so considered
II. He said it would be possible for
a formidable hostile fleet. when once
within The bay itself. 70 close II
against our ships Of commerce or OF
war. and thus cut OF Washington. Bal
folk from the oEean Mr. Keller
stated that the War Department esti-
mate for building an island on the
shoals between Forts Charles and Henry
Is S2.60o.Ooo. including 100000 for the
purchase OF the required lands.
Mr.. Fitzgerald. OF New York. In OPP
posing the suggestion. said no one knew
how much IL would cost 70 build such
a fort as was contemplated.
Mr. Maynard. Of Virginia IN explaining
the report OF the Taft board said IL con-
templated the erection OF an island about
nifty acres in extent on the middle ground
between the capes. which would do away
Island. Mt Maynard insisted that the
defenseless condition OF the Chesapeake
warranted serious consideration for the
matter. because no one knows when the
peace between the United States and the
world shall be broken. Something should
be done
The House passed a bin amending the
revised statutes Of the United States IN
relation 20 the unnecessary whistllng OF
vessels IN inland waters. The bill gives
the supervising inspectors and the super
Nlsing Inspector general power OF prohibit
ton. Under the law. as Il is at present
the board IS empowered to make reKula-
lions but with no power of prohibitfon
Representative BarthOldt OF Missouri
introduced a bill authorizing the Secra-
tary OF the Treasury TO issue bonds in the
sum 81 $50 900 600 for the improvement
OF waterways
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
WILL DISINTER BODY
Of BOY FOUND DEAD
Captain Figg. of Fire Department,
Thinks 1t May Be That of
Missing Son.

Thinking that II might possibly be his
son who was found dead on January
str. near Holidays. Hanover county,
Captain Richard II Figg. Of the Rich
mond Fire Department. visited the sta
ton yesterday morning 20 make per
sonu investigation. Il was decided not
to disiuter the body until to-day. when
Captain Flgg VIII return TO Holidays
Captain Figg stated last night that the
dos ripuon tre people at Holidays gave
c. nim of the dead boy Tailed very closely
with The likeness of his son. but. for all
that he does not think IL is his son.
captain F1sgs son left home about four
months ago. for what reason the family
DO not know. Some time after he had
gone "a note. on which was drawn dia-
gram ~ the family plot in lakewood Gem
etcry was found. but the family 90 not
know when f. was Inscribed on the dia-
gram was marked cross. with the
words at tho margin. IF die I want 90
he buried here"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
BALLOT IN
BOARD s CUSTODY
Justice Levintritt Nacates His
Former Order Giving Them to
Acknowledgement.

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE ballot
boxes containing the ballots cast for May
or IN the city election IN 1905 were to-day
ordered by Justice Levintritt to be placed
IN the custody OF the New York city
Board OF Elections. He vacated the or
der granted By Justice Heudrick, which
gave the boxes into the custody OF Attor-
ney- General Jackson.
Justice Levintrit issued the new order
after hearing on an application by the
Board OF Elections. The boxes were orig
inally placed IN the care OF that board bv
order Of Justice Gaynor. on Applicant
by W R. Hearst. the defeated candidate
Tor Mayor In 1905. When Attorney Cen
eral SSckson began his action on Janu-
airy eth 70 GUST Mayor Mcclellan from
office. he secured an order from Justice
Hendrick giving him the custody Of the
boxes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
HAS FORTUNE, SPENDS
20 CENTS ON OVERGOAT
Omaha's Tax Title" Miser Con-
graduates Himself on His
MeannesS.

OMAHA. NEB. January M-"Tax
Title" Seaman. the Omaha man who lives
on ten cents a dag and has fortune Of
hundreds Of thousands OF dollars. bought
an overcoat a few days ago FOR twenty
FIVE cents. and fishing a cap out OF a
rubbish heap. donned both and went
about town attending 20 his business.
Seaman is unlike most mlsers. IN that
he boasts OF his own nigRardliness and
laughs at his own eccentricities He says
he has not spent more than ten cents
day 10 live on since he began 10 accumu-
late his large fortune. and never intends
or expects to spend more.
The overcoat he bought cost him ten
cents less than the one he has worn for
five or six winters.
He IS more than seventy years old and
lives alone in a dnapidated little hut on
the outskirts Of the city. For years he
has been buying tax titles, and they have
proved a profitable Investment for him.
Much OF hts fortune has been made in
this way. lie IS regarded as one OF the
wealthy men Of Omaha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

= tha guest % her relatives. sir. and Mrs.
james =. o. Grady. ~ Denny street.
Leo Downey. n Alexandra. T. me guest u
RELATIVES ia Fulton.
Mrs Msry Lear. the agei mother u M.
Nathaniel Thompson f. very 81
Sir. r. Wilson. a well known farmer.
ot the Dutch Gap neiEhoorhood has an
nonnced his attentions 20 run for supervisor of
Henrico county. Ar. Wilson says that 10
iid not give Il much thought AZ Hrst but
after -he urgent solicitation OK bic friends he
has decided 20 become a candidate. subject
20 the Democratic primary.
The Good Luck Social club met last Tues
day evening az the home u Mr. william snead
on Fffth street. Music. both vocal and In
str-mental. was enjoyable feature OF the
evenings gathering The Fulton quartet and
GOOD Luck Mandolin Club were the enter
"a liners. A. late hour refreshments wero
serve1. Three new members were admitted
during the evening The club Will meet next
Tuesday evening With Mss Matte Rock. No
Louisiana street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
CAMPBELL COUNTY
REFUSES TO RECEDE
Stands by Agreement That Sena-
torial Honors Must Be
Alternated.

LYNCHBURG. VA. January 1.-THE
Democratic Committee Of Campbell coun-
~ to-day. In a injecting at Rustburg. re-
fused TO recede from the agreement en-
tered into years ago that the state sena-
torship should alternate. term by term.
between the county and city
state Senator 4. f.. Thomas advocated
the aorOsauon OF the agreement. as far
as tho county was concerned. and Fred
Harper. chairman of the city committee.
made statement before tho committee.
Tho following resolution. offered by T. c.
Nelson. was adopted:
Resolved. That the agreement or ar
rangemcnt now existing between the
city OF Lynchourg and the county OF
campbell with reference TO the all
formation of the Democratic candidate
for State senatorship. is a fair and
equitable division of senatorial repre-
sentauOn, and becomes each year more,
advantageous % the county. and that
81 ls the sense OF this committee that
the agreement should not be abro-
gated az this time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

Mr. Frank G. Bostock. the animal mag
nate. who Is now IN Paris directing his
menagerie and hippodrome, according 70
a letter received by Squire Barney
Frischkorn. Of Chancery Court Clerk Sa-
ville's stan, will sail for New York in
few days. lie Will proceed thence to
Richmond. where he Is TO spend several
weeks lie says that ne is looking for
ward to his visit to the Virginia Capital
with pleasurable anticipation.
The Washington police headquarters
have asked the Richmond police 20 be
on the lookout for a runaway boy
named John ). Manning. known more
Familiarity AS Jack. The boy is said
10 be eighteen years OF age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
STOLE LOT OF JEWELRY.
Thornton Arnold. Colored
CHARGED With Burglary

thornton Arnold. colOred. was arrested
early tnis morning by Sergeant Da,ec-
i've wiltshire and Police Oficer Thur
man on the charge OF breaking into and
entering tho residence Of Mr.. George z.
Anderson. 1918 West Cary Street ana
stealing therefrom a lot OF jeweirv
Arnold is charged with stealing a ladv's
gold lcoS@t and a chain, a diamond ring.
an emerald and diamond ring and a goId
open face watch. He had sold some OF
The loot. and the purchases he made with
The money were recovered. but the
stolen jeweiry has not yet been recov-
cred. Arnold viii answer for the alleged
burglary in the Police Court this morn
ine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
HONOR JUDGE FULTON.
Members Of Wytheville Bar Pay
Beautiful Tribute.


WYrHEVrLLE. VA. January A-The
Circuit Court opened the January
term MS morning at 1870 O'Clock. and
after empaneling Of the grand jury the
morning hour u tho court was taken up
ia memorial services in honor OF Judge
John IT, Fulton. Resolutions commemo-
rative u Tie lie and service OF Judge
Fulton were offered by Mr.. c. 3. Thorn
&c. the oldes; member OF the bar, and a
lifelong friend: beautiful tributes were
pad 20 his character and life by Mr..
k"gey Mr.. Heuser, Mr.. Camp
Bon. Mr P0aRo. Judge Samuel w
Williams and Mr +. Lee Trim
kle. The remarks OF Judge Jackson.
when be received the resolutions and
ordered them 10 be spread on the order
book. were extremely touching. and dur
Ing tho entire ceremony strong men.
friends and cQuaintances gave way TO
tears.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
What Is Needed.

suppose that y per cent additional
trackase. with necessary terminals and
equipment. making 80 per cent. were 20
be built during the next five years: or
say. in round numbers. % D00 miles ~
track. as the requirement for the country
% meet immediate needs. No practical
man would furnish the facilities required.
including additional equipment and ter
minal facilities for less than S75.00 a
mile. The new work would amount TO
$500 o.. 61o IN round numbers. or "a yearly
average OF slloo.o0o On That Is the sum
which should he spent before tho COM
rnerce Of the country can be moved prop
erly
TT e not by accident that railroad
building has declined - its lowest with
I'm generation. at the very time when
all other forms Of activity have been
growing most rapidly The investor de-
clines 70 put his money into enterprises
under ban of unpopuiavity and even
threatened by individuals and political
parties with conhscation or transfer %
the state This feeling must be re-
moved and greater confidence he mutual
~ established. II an considerable portion
OF the vast sum necessary is 20 De availa-
ble for the work"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Charge Admission Now.

The charging of an admission fee at
the exposition grounds for the first time
yesterday caused no falling of In the
usual sunday crowd Of sight-seers only
one entrance had been provided with the
turnstle gate-that at P0whatan Street
and all visitors had 20 90 through that
gate About 1000 entered.
Mr.. j. Arthur Kelsey who for six
years has been deputy clerk Of the
United States District Court at Norfolk.
has resigned the position. and Will enter
the office Of Mr.. Edward r. Baird. Jr
IN the Law Building, for legal work.
Mr.. KELSEY will Dee succeeded as de-
putty clerk by Mr.. H. 3. Walker for
merly OF the law Offices OF White. Tun-
stall * Wilcox
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
VICTIMS Of MAD
DOC DOING WELL
Or. Melvin No, Examining
Head Of Dc, and Children
May BE Sent Here.

NORFOLK. VA. January 4-Each OF
the eight victims Of the mad dog which
ran amuck In Brambleton Saturday night
and was killed on the Holt street bridge
early yesterday morning by Police OH
GERS Mcbride and Cooper. who were
among those bitten. was reported AS doing
we'll to-day. The wounds of each OF them
have been cauterized.
Should It be established ny DR. A. d.
Melvin, head OF the Bureau OF Animal
Industry. Washington 10 whom the head
was sent for analysis. that the dog had
the rabies. those bitten Will be sent 20
the Pasteur Institute at either Baltimore
or Richmond for treatment
TWO OF the children. who are being
treated by Or. Meredith will be sent 10
Richmond at once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
CONGRESSMAN Here

Among the visitors at the Governors
ONCE yesterday was Congressman Fran
Gle RiVes I.assiter. Of Petersburg. who
called to see Governor Swanson on bust
ness the nature Of which he did not
disclose Mr. Iassiter stated that he
had merely come over from Petersburg
and not from Washington. Asked II
there was any legislation OF interest TO
Petersburg or Richmond az this time
ncnding In the House. he stated that he
know OF none He and the Governor
we're former colleagues IN the House,
and have long been friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
FIND True BILLS
BY THE HUNDRED
Ohio Grand Jury Returns Big
Batch Against Oil Companies
and Officials.
CONSPIRACY AGAINST TRADE
Each of Defendants Charged
With Being Members of Trust
for This Purpose.

FINpLAY. o.. January 1.-THE Jan.
,,,-.. -..-.f . ., r,--.,
N''''0
jury WINCH mus Nten in session for tie
past week. reported this afternoon az
6 o'clock % r,r-o e-,.-N u.-o ,,-,.
,.....--..,..
''' "''-' "a '-ise
Duncan
Iu tie report tro~e are qea ee,r-,ts
frs...+-,.a--s ,..,,,s. .., e..-,.., "a,
Co-r,s,v 40 ,,.,. ro-..,.. ... s..-,,-,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
NORTHSIDE CITIZENS
ASSOCIATION MEETS
Steps TO Be Taken Looking to
Securing of Better Fire
Protection.

a meeting ~ the Northside Citizens
Association was held last night IN North
Side Hail. Chestnut Inn resolution
was passed endorsing the work OF Mr..
i. ID. Halier " the county police force.
and asking. II tile way be clear. for adj
liuona police protection for Chestnut
HW and Highland Park
A pleasant discussion followed in re-
gard 90 the educational interests or the
county
AT the next meeting Of the assocla-
tiou IL is probable some steps will be
taken looking % better fire protection
on Chestnut HlM possibly leading 10
the organization ~ volunteer fire de-
partmcnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Negro Suspected

4 colored porter named Sully working
IN The store OF Mr.. J. s. Moore. at Eigh-
teenth and Main Streets. was arrested
yesterday by Detective Mcmahon. on the
nominal charge OF being "A suspicious
character deeper and more serious
clArge may be lodged against him. as
u has been discovered that some one
has been misappropriating funds OF the
store. and suspicion points strongly TO-
ward Sully
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
CHARGED With Big Theft

0't' 70 Mead07Ts yo-ng white man
wanted FOR tle theft ~ $40 gror, ~
b. Aiama. 81 Amelia county. wa ar
r-sir1 'y Sergeant o. 2 Gibson "a noon
yesterday. Meadows vas ~ work Al tr,
i>'c1aniive Works when re was nafse6
"F we detective. II r. said that Mod
o"s admitted the crime n r. stated that
4eado"s was boarding at tho homo OF
Adams. In Amelia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Meeting Postponed

Tho meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Virginia State Fair Association. sched-
uled for last night failed OF a quorum
and was postponed 70 January Both. Hon
Henry 9. Stuart. chairman. was called
out Of town yesterday. and could not no
present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
EuLTOM NEWS

Mrs George James OF Newborn. y c. $
visiting her son. Mr.. Claude james. on stare
Street
Iuclan Cochrsne OF Hanover county Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Levy. on the
avenue
Miss Corinne Day. OF SUFFOLK. = visiting her
grandparents. Captain and Mrs c. ID Day
Aflss Margaret MuLrey. OF Portsmouth Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
English Farmer Married u Years.

LONDON. January I4.-Rohert
Croker. a farmer. died at Taunton, IN
Somerset. Yesterday. after seventy two
years OF married life. which Is thought
10 be a record In that line. He was
ninety seven years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Hustings Court.

In tLls court yesterday Richard
Slaughter. indicted foF ATTEMPT Z.
murder. Was convicted and fined $40
Robert Morton. indicted fnr robbery
Sstab ished an ailOL and was acquitted
- flara
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
Chancerv Court

'Ditr 'i,'Q anI Alien r. Coufrs
2 .Aiineo rs adwlnisfrator4 az fbe .,
~. or ari atorher j. Dean deceas..,i
The estate is valued az $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
ROADS NOT EQUAL
TO PRESENT NEEDS
Vast Extensions Necessary If the
Business of the Country Is
Well Handled.
MEN NOT WILLING TO BUILD
Popular Sentiment Against Pub
lie Service Corporations De
clared to Be Responsible.

ST. PAUL. MINI. January l4-John
A. Johnston to-day received letter
from James J. I'M. president OF the Great
Northern Railroad. declaring that It would
require a permanent Investment Of s. 100 -
GOO, 600 a year for five years 20 provide
the railroads with means to handle prop
erly the business already IN sight and
not allowing for future growth
The letter says. IN part: The bust
ness Of the United States IS to-day so
congested that from every portion OF the
country arises clamor for relief. The
railroads everywhere are taxed beyond
their power. The people OF the United
States. therefore. are face 20 face with
the greatest business problem that has
ever threatened tho nation
Doubled in Ten Years.
Within the last ten years tho volume
OF railroad business IN this country has
Increased over 10 per cent Meanwhile.
the railroads have endeavored 20 meet
&C. Railroad equipment has been IN
creased as fast as capital and labor can
DO IT, There are not cars enough 20 carry
the country's traffic. n the cars can be
moved. but engines and cars must have
tracks upon which they may run
a striking tale Is told by the statistics
ot railroad building in the United States.
Not only IS II true that there has been
ir the ten years ending 1904. an increase
OF but twenty-one per cent IN mileage.
but the most impressive fact Is that rail-
road building has within n generation
fallen on Just as the demand upon track
age has increased. At this moment when
the demand Is greatest and the whole
country is clamorng for relief IL is tho
smallest IN years
The best Judgment OF many couser-
Native railroad wen I'm the country IS
that an Immediate addition OF not less
than Ave per cent. per annum 20 the
railroad trackage of the country FOR say
i've years. should DO made 70 relieve the
situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15
ARREST STEPTOE
AS ACCOMPLISH
Amherst Has Another Negro
Charged With Completely
With Hudson.
HEAR THREATS OF BURNING
Reported That Negroes Near
Shelton's VIII Try to Burn
Her Home.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

AMHERST. VA. January lA-Deputy
Sherifr w. r. Watts and three assistants,
after trudging sixteen miles through Am
herst mud last night landed in the Am
herst jail Hubert Steptoe. charged with
being the accomplish Of Peter Hudson
IN the assault upon Miss Gladys Shelton
one week ago to-day.
Steptoe spent last night in the Amherst
jail, but Mr.. Beard and Watts had him
up early this morning to take him TO
Lynchburg. and further n necessary. 90
prevent a lynching.
For some time the officers who have
been working on tho case have had sus-
picions of the negro Steptoe. He has. 10
IS said. been on tho dodge ever since
the crime was committed.
Sheriff Beard swore out the warrant
Sunday morning against Steptoe. and sent
Deputy Watts after him. Watts walked
all OF the way. with three assistants. 70
avoid suspicion.
Sixteen-Mile Tramp.
After he had gotten the negro. whom
he found at home. no walked TO Winesap
thinking that he would take the train 10
Amherst. The trains were late and they
started TO walk 20 Amherst Mr.. Beard
sent a conveyance To meet them. but be-
this reached them they had walked six
teen miles
Another thing that caused some alarm
Yesterday was a rum0r that some negroes
living near Monroe. within a mile or so
Of the shelton home. Intended 70 destroy
the home OF the Sheltons by fire. in order
70 obliterate all evidence x last Monday <
assault. Several relatives ~ the young
lady, including her brother. Mr. Herbert
shelton. who We're iu the city. left i'm
mediately for home. IN order 70 be there
should any such effort BE made as ru-
mored.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-01
STANDARD OIL
FILES ANSWER
TO INTERPRETATIONS BY ATToe.
NEY GENERAL OF KANSAS
BRANCH or INDIANA AND
KANSAS RUN SEPARATELY.

Topeka. kas., Oct, 31.-Answers
were filed Ia the supreme court toda,
by the Standard Oil company of IN
diana and Kansas to the interroga
tories asked by the states attorney H.
the custer suits instituted against the
companies, aud amended answers
were flied TO the suits 1t is admitted
that the two companies are owned by
The Standard oil company Of New Jer
sey- IL Is set forth that no antitrust
law is violated as each COMPANY
handles separate branch of the oil
business. 1t is asserted that each
company Is complete in itself. but
ices not cneroaeh on any particular
ne Of the other companies.
The Profits of the Standard of Kan.
as. on million dollar capitalization
u seven years, is given as little less
han two and q quarter millions. while
he profits of the Standard of In |
iiana, during the same time. ar,
given as fifty million.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-01

tarN of the niue workers. ami 7. /.
Lewis, national vice president viii
80 70 La Sale Ill., this evening. ID
ne President John Mitchell. Infor.
melton has been received at head
quarters IN this city that it was neces
sary for Mitchell who Is in the hos
pitai at La Sale, to undergo an opera
lion for an abdominal abscess last
night. According to information RI
eeiYed today be is resting comfort,
ahly and is in as good condition IN
could be expected.