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The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

Jessie c BeaIe. AZ H 81. nc. g years.
Thomas NJ. BOlsnd. IN 7th 81. NV. IS yesTS
Violet Williams ls2o New Jersey ave. NV. u ia
Jams 4 Bates. L. S. A. Gen. Hosp. s. years
MARI Nathan X ST. ne. s. years.
Henry Jaeger 1878 III 81 NV, 50 years
Infant q Andrew and Mary MeskEiohr. Bla1
road D. G. . DAYS.
Infant Of Charles and Nan z. jackson, L0 =
g. IN.
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Equity Court No. 1.

Equity Court No. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
NO. Ss5s. Bemis Construction Company - Taft
et al rule Of March 1905 discharged Attorneys.
John NJ Brown and A. G. Bentiey-D W. Baker
No. Heaa Colbert et al rs Ho1igan et al;
guardian ad liten appointed. Attor=eys, Hamilton.
Colbert. leTkes & Hamilton
No. Z56 Robertson vs.. Robertson; order allow
ing amendment Of amended petition. Attorneys, +.
H. Patterson and NJ. d. Czmpbell-P. W. Frisby.
Nc. E56 Belt Is Myers; tine limited to take
testimony. Attorneys, Wilson & BarkSdale-H-
JOhnson-
No. 97su. Acton w. Acton: aIinaony ordered pen
de:Ite iite and costs. Attorneys. Z S. Bailey-si
hufty.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. Asas. Simmons VS simmons; rule a. 10 re-
ceivers retuTnable April Attorneys. c. T. Hendler.
No. S5sa Wright vs. Stwsli: guardian sd litem
appointed Attorneys. hsrgr0Te Mo7ris-J- >
Easby-Snith
No. 2SS5. smith vs. smith: committee discharged
and parties made complainant, Attorne-s, J, B.
Archer-J. K. Fsgue and Wilson & Barksdale.
No. SSs3 Stanton vs.. Reintzel: title vested In
complainant By adverse possession Att0rneys L. r.
Downing and 6. A. Berry-rnOmas a Butler.
In re lhanaeyl Samuel A. saTten; auditors re-
pOTt nti1ed.
In re tlunac11 Henry johnson: renewal Of invest
ments authorized.
In re Guuaeyl Alexander Vivian; renewal Of IN
vcstments authorized.
No. z277. Gibbons vs. Leahy: trustees repor;
ratified.
No. zss7 Woodbury. rs Woodbury.: time 10 take
testimony extended: commission ordered 70 issue.
Attorneys u. Hufty ana Mcneil & McNei-C- A.
Hackett-
No. Uses McIlheny vs. Chappel: sale finally
ratified Attorneys Biney & WoOdaTd-A II. Bel,
No. 2556 keyeS ys. keyes; slimony and counsel
fees ordered paid Attorneys. ". r. AEbrose-
w. C. Chase, I. L. Jones, and II. 7. Clinkscales.
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BaaI-ruptcy Court.

CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
80. 81. IN re HaHJ L. DcTseys JuTy triai ordered;
sci for April :, lS6-
returned
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation In the
District Of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
ments.
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MARRIAGE LICENsE.
DEATH RECORD.

George L. Getterman. 2. and Rebecea Wayson- -
both Of Baltimore, Nd. Rev. George Z. MAydTeh
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Mechanics, Lien

Louis Il Schroeder et al Ts Annie A Cole sub
iot s. sqlars iS5. ssaos Attorney, Stanton Z
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While you think Of It. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald. and
Dill will be sent you at cent word.
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.

FOR sALE-ls CENTS PER FOOT. ON TH ST.
Sc, opposite navy yard gate; three le-foottront
residence lots gas water sever: sidewalk and steat
Paved CHAS. A. SHIELDS. lE5 + 81 NV. mh2s-3s
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
MOORE & HILL (Inc.),

MOORE & HILL (Inc.),
HOUSE WITH VERY LARGE LOT.
Ten rooms vide porches; seni-detached;
plenty Of room for stable. Very large value
for $500.
NORTH CAPITOL STREET
Beautiful modern, six-roOm. twO-story house.
with cellar: fne heating plant; all modern
conyeniences. Reduced for quick sale TO 81 500
CENTRAL NORTHWEST
Thirteen-room brick house; very large lot;
wide alley $500.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Eishtroom house. ON lot SxlOO; through
street: very desirable. Sseoo.
VERY HANDSOME BRowNsToNE
Equally beautiful within; twelve large rooms;
hot-water heat; splendid finish. Less than
actual cost Of house. Ne,5O.
ADAPTED FOR PHYSICIAN.
Near l4th and r. Fourteen rooms: 25 feet
frontage: hot-water heat built by owner for
home at cost Of over $O.O00. Sl5.0oo.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Price ought to sell this. Ten ro0ms; three
stories; near new Belmont mansion. $500.
~ FASHIONABLE WEST END
EleTen-room house. with stable; on promi-
nent le;tered street. $1,000
MOORE & HILL (Inc.),
1888 G St. N. w.
Headquarters for Everything In Real
Estate.
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS
government and estate claims; no charge anless
successful FULLER AGENCY. Room II, llls Y
st. oc7-tf
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Court Of Appeals.
Adjourned from dzy 70 day until TUESDAY. April
Z 1905
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRTTING CAN BE
learned al our school in 30 10 90 days. Positions
guaranteed. Pittman Graham. Gregg Barnes and
syllable systems. individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-Sl9 Colorado Building. d,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-COLORED LUNCH ROOM. s4 18th
st. nv. Call 1913 ed 81. mh2S3t
Thornton & James, 7O8 I1th st. NV
Dealers all kinds business places excellent selection
grocery cigar. confectionery stores. rooming houses
saloons. mhS-3f
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IF YoU WANT TO BUY A MARYLAND FARM
OF suburban home. send for latest bulletin.
Marion Duckett & Son, 635 + NV.
mhI7-f
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS; the only
weaving factory Of its kind IN the city WASH
INGToN RUG CO.. sa 9Th st. NV. Phone NJ 4S25
tal0sot
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD

Estate Of Jane H. Hoof; order admitting win n
probate and record and letters testamentary bond
500 Attorneys Berry a Minor.
Estate q Thomas J. Higgs; order admitting VII
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FOR SAFE AT KENILWOR1

FOR SALE At KENILWORTH, ID. c.
NoW j. your time 20 secure ou easy monthly pay
msnts Of these attractive cottages choice lots
in KeniwOrth. D. G., Washington's growing suburb
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS 5 70 So PER
foot. az Mt. Rainier. Md. on 18th and 29th sts-.
near r. !. ave. District Line sta. fare high and
healthy; small monthly payments J. {. ROGERS.
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STORAGE.
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-NO. 4 UNDERWOODs. FROM $50
up; No Remington. so; divers and other bar
gains. BALL, MATTINGLY & DE NEALE. l4oT
New York ave. NV. 2d floor. mhElu
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AND SCALP;
Swedish movements; appointments out: open
Sundays: 2d-Aoor front; walk in. SIS 18th st. nv.
inhi230.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
INDIGESTION AND DISTRESS FROM
YOUR DIS0RDERED STOMACH GOES

Yar haven't Ca-arh of the Stol
ach or Neryorsu=zs. or Ga-uit's or
Career. etc. Grove this br taFIez
Parss DiaueHsln after yrur very
next neal Convince yourself within
Esa minutes that y0ur actual disease
WAS sour acid Stomach Food f--
ulrtati.n- that every bite sou ate
#HeI To Stomach gas. Stomach
poison and acif which makes ruI
feel sick and miserable urnIuelrg
such symptoms a- pain In the rir g.
Tho stomach. difficulty i1 h-aafhir-
afs. q meal Headache BaIeH.u-
Hs.rtHurn Narseous breath Naa-er
h-a-E RHeu-ue5e. Sour rs.1z-. Gas
1l Stomach and many other bad feel
ince.
Indigestion is a result not a earse.
ri vcur mis-rg 10 the stomach b.
Sour vogr feed becomes tainted and
that's Vhy you have these stomach
digoriefs.
Ask your pharmacist 70 show you
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
DREDGING PLANT
TO START TODAY
PIPE ON RAFT FORMS CONNECT.
ING LINk-NO TROUBLE AN
TIclPATED BECAUSE OF ICE
BOAT PROTECTED.

The, Cairo Contracting < Dredging
company's plant will resume oper
aticns this morning. The connection
between the pipe line and the dredga
boat has b. enre-established by a
stretch of 20l feet of pipe which
rests upon RATS anchored in the
low water between the boat and solid
ground. This will enable the boat
to work continuously. no matter hoT
low the water may be, as it can be
moved out even further If need be
superintendent Allen does not an,
ticipate anay trouble on account OF
the ice which is expected to be run
ming in the river soon after cold
weather sets in He says the boat is
shielded by an island which VIII
cause the ice to move over TO the
opposite bakn, or, anyway, we'll out
from the pumping plant.
Tho plant will force sand and
water into the city through near.y
5000 feet of pipe The shore plant
will be ready for operation in few
days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
BURCL AIRS ABROAD
ON CHRIST MAS
'RE3IDENCE or MRS ANlSE HAST.
ING9 ROBBED or VALUARLES
IN EARLY MORNING.
NO CLUE LAST NIGHT
Family Was Not ced-Burgary
Believed to Have Been Work Of
Profess onals-Entercd House
With Key,


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! Mrs. Anise HastlnE" at 59l' Wash
iington avenue early Christmas mora
inc and took q large number Of yaIu.
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''SSe' F"'"e'
1t is believed that the intrudeTs got
in by means Of unlocking door wi h
a key as No bolts or locks we're brol-
H., HAN, ,.a. J., o,.t3an,, - nro,
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eH "'h"o"S' N1 amy "'7 ''0' w.
.turbed and did not know OF the ROB
berry until they went down stairs il
Inc mornino whom they discovered
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
SHOOTING AFFRAY
AT HONkY-T0NK
NEGRO GOES TO DICK TAYLoR'S
RESORT AFTER HIS WIFE
SHOT FIVE TIMES BY HER
MALE COMPANIONS.

A shooting ARRAY occurred last
night fl Dick TayIor's negro "honky
tonk' en- Lower Commercial avenue
which is likely TO prove a killing, The
victim was Riley Bradley, tie
handler who works at Joppa much
Of the time. He says his wife has
been lreQuontiag Taylor's dive, with
ether women and the women mingle
there with men and Carousc till late
al night He has tried to keep her
away from there, but to no effect
Last night he went after her to bring
her home, and finding her IN the midst
of a crowd Cf negro men, he struck
her Immediately he was pounced
upon by three or four negroes al
pulling guns and firing at him. Whed
She fuaillade was over Bradley had q
bullet in the mouth another in the
arm. another in the breast, a fourtA
in the groin and fifth in the thign
The balls were OF different sizes
showing that they had been fired from
more than one weapon The shoot
lists scattered at once but John Smith
was arrested and is in jail, Him the
wounded man identified as one of tn,
shootists also Jim Pendleton.
Dr.. McMaaus expressed the belief
that the man had a chance TO live H.
spite Of all his wounds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
BROKEN FLANGE
DtRA!l S TRAIN
ON THE LAKE SHORE RAILROAD
~ INDIANA AND SIXTEEN
PASSENGERS WERE HURT.
FIVE SERIOUSLY.

Angola lnl. Dec. PA south
bound Lake Shore passenger train
.oH the branch between Jackson.
Mich and Fort Wayne. Ind was
wrecked tonight "a mile and hall
north OF Pleasant Lake. IND Sixteen
people were injured. Eve seriously.
The wreck o. attributed 90 a
broken faIee. allowing the train 10
jump the switch and run into a sid.
ius leading 20 a gravel pit The en-.
gin was buried iH che DIT and =er
eraI coaches upset The injured
~efs taken 20 neiehbornE farm
houses and rhgc.sisns were hu-rfes
from Angola and from HusNala.
Mich.
Among the more seriously infsr-r
are Mrs John Carpenter Of Readfnz.
Mich. ST. and Mrs. Summerla- ri
AreCls- Mrs. Charles Vaughn af
Peasant Lake. Mrs. Campbell res.
ie1ee unknown. but bound for De
tlr Mich
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
NEGROES SHOT
THREE WHITE BOYS UNDER
BOND ACCUSED OF SHOOT
ING PRISONER IN BACK.
One Neuro Shoots Another in Future
City-Accident Clamed-Wh
Boys Also Deny
Guilt.

The Christmas time was marked
by two shooting affairs in Future
city I'm which two negroes We're the
victims. One took place Thursday
evening, the victim being Evan How
ard am empIoyc of the Chicago MIL
How ard was shooting q pistol along
tine gravel road north OF the street
railway Deputy Sheriff Jim DAVIS
arrested him and was leading him
up the county road. followed boy
three white boys. who atso had been
shooting Suddenly Howard was shot
iu the back receiving quite q serious
wound The boys an deny doing the
shooting and unless they or one Of
them. diI &c. there is no telling whence
tho bullet came. Instead OF being
taken into custody Howard was
turned over 10 "a surgeon care and
the three boys were arrested. The
latter were held 20 bail IN Che sum
Of $500 each.
The other affair was between two
negro men boo Future City. David
Miller putting a bullet into Geo Ben
% r. and making serious injury
Miller claims the shooting was acct
dental hut Doc was arrested by Dep
ufv sheriff Eas'ey ami VIII have a
irariuE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
POLICE HAD TO
RESTORE ORDEt
FACTIONS IN GREEK ORTHODOX
CHURCH IN CHICAGO ALMOST
ENGAGED IN FIGHT YESTER.
DAY BEFORE SERVICE.

Chicago, Dee 25,-The opposn
factions in the Holy Trinity Greek
Orthodox church became so belngel
am before services today that it r.
quired the presence of "a squad Of pc
lice to clean the house of worship.
Revolyers and knives were carried
by members OF the congregation who
styled themselves the rebels an,
after they had gained possession OF
the church they denied admission t.
the regulars, who arrived under
the leadership of Rev. A. Mandelares
pastor of the congregation.
Seven arrests We're made after the
rebel forces had resisted the 70
lice.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

case 0t pare's Diaprrzin. Whir'
costs only 5H cents Read what this
Elective Stomach ami flEeatIy
treatment contains and how abso
lueIy harmless Do mrsf 1e- now 4
Icrr for tHo Stomach shat tHe uash
Ing and sun bath io fer the ehum.
sfEoiutelE removes every s0ruItiae
ar taiui.ng element and still iIee
a-l the food son can eaf.
Go to F0rr druggist and get some
IlaUCusiu now. Then cat anything
sou uant ar r0u- next meal AMI sou
Hiu u-t Suffer from lrliE -tfrn Cr
Stomach trouble Each Hts az food
Hir taste COOL anil beside. son sill
u5- need liver regulators Co Fae1
Sour lntestlues and Stomach i~iaan
AMI fresh.
Nov and forever iii yourself ~
The misery of Indigestion AMI Stam-
ach trouble Make your meals a
pleasure By going to the table wltn
a healthy apletite.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
HIS CHRISTMAS SCHEME.
Deep-LaId Plot That Resulted In a
Fine Dinner.

Mrs. Skinem" he tlmidly began as
the landlady Of the boarding house
came to her door In answer to his
knock, Il called to see you just a
moment regarding the Christmas din
ner."
We'll" she asked with a scowl that
made him wish he was thousand
miles away
You see" he went on, we've
were talking It over just now, and we
decided that 1t would be best not to
have turkey or plum pudding or ice
cream on Christmas, as"
stop right where you are, sir
stop right where you are" cut in the
landlady, angrily who do you think
is running this boarding house, any
way?"
why, you, of course, ma'am."
who provides the meals here at
great trouble and expense?"
You do. my dear Mrs. Skinem."
who sees that the people Of this
house always get what's best for them
to eat?"
"You-you do, Mrs. Skinem"
Am | a woman, do you think, who
Is capable of running a first-class
boarding house as one should be
rum" she demanded to know as she
looked him mp and down in a way to
make his hair curl with fear.
"You-you certainly are" he prompt
ly replied
We'll, then" she said, you may so
down and tell the other boarders that,
just as long as am at the head of this
place and pay the rent and buy the
provisions | propose to do as see fit.
and l will take no orders, sir, regard
ing the meals"
And instead of the beef stew and
bread pudding that Mrs. Skinem had
planned for the Christmas dinner she
provided a 20pound turkey and a
mammoth plum pudding and a gallon
Of ice cream, and she went around
all day with chip on her shoulder,
just wishing that some one would
make a complaint about II.
But there were no complaints
There were only chuckles and smiles
and whispers over the little game that
had been played so neatly on Mrs,
Skinem, and sometimes a SILVER as
some OF the more timid thought OF
what would happen II the husky land
lady ever learned of IT,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CHANGES TO BE REcoMM ENDED
nv GOV. DENEEN TO GEN
ERAL ASSEMBLY.
Re ar DO .ntment Needed IN Fosters
and Chapman's Districts
Heavy Bus ness Needs
Another Judge.

\ Washington Dispatch says: Cos
r,reen Of Illinois while here last
week, told an Illinois member q tn
house he probably would recon mend
I'm his message to the next gea,rll
assembly of Illinois the reappowion
mont Of the judicial districts. Ther-
is demand for this re3pportiolmtnt
ne said from southern Illinois, am
there is also said 10 be some demand
for il in the extreme northern part o,
tn" state.
/, was said that Lafe county in
ralucular was anxious for a change,
hut Representative Fcss OF that CON
grts .onal district said today that he
knew cf no such demand There
was man in Lake county who was
very anxious to get onto the circuit
bench, he said, but he knew of no
moN Cmlnt to reds strict the state to
satisfy this mans ambitions
The districts in which the reap
is most desired are said
to be these in Representative Chap
mans and Fosters congressional a
districts, The representation is made
thai the business of one district has
grown TO sacb an extent as to be be
yond the handling Of the present
courts and that a new district SHOULD
be created to take care of the bust
ness The terms of the judges are
about TO expire and the time is cp-
perfume, Coy. Denaen said, for the re-
NistrIltilc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
Great Mexican Tree.

At Tulc. I'm the courtyard OF the
church OF Santa Maria is the great
1ule tree The tree Is II feet in CIR.
conference six feet from the ground
More than a hundred years ago. when
Humboldt was travelling through Mex
ico. he cut out a section cd the bark
and IN It affixed q tablet bearing an
inscription dedicated to the tree. This
tablet can still be seen. although near
Is covered by bark-MeXicau Herald
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

Csc very great advantage which
NUS possess over most foods is theiI
absolute freedom from adulteration
When you buy nuts you always know
what YOU are getting. OF course, thos
bought in the shell are also absolutely
clean. And what a beautiful sourc
they come from, How beautiful e
picture the trees upon which the
grow. on the outermost branches
dancing in the sunbeams.-Londol
Good Health.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
R*NRaSsshGsAEss
LEGEND OF SANTA CLAUS.
Stockings Hung on Door OF Mother
Abbess In French Converts.

There grew up a custom in Christian
countries Of giving presents in secret
on the Vigil of St Nicholas.
In Italy il was called the Zopasta,
which means in Spanish shoe. be-
cause the Gifts were put into shoes 10
surprise people when they should put
them on in the morning.
In many French converts the board
ers used to place each her silk stock
ing at the door Of the room OF the
Mother Ahoess. recommending them
selves at The same time 10 ST. Nicholas.
And in Germany a boy dressed as
bishop would go round I'm vestments
and mitre and ill the stockings hung
up.
This solemnity Of the boy bishop
came to be kept here with much care
and ceremony on the feast of ST.
Nicholas TO commemorate his youth
and his patronage OF children. In
Salisbury cathedral there is. or was.
a monument TO one OF these boy
bishops who died during his term Of
Office. The same custom was observed
in Spain, and in Switzerland until the
end Of the eighteenth century. At one
place in England. the convent OF Cod
stowe. In Oxfordshire. public prayers
were said by little girl dressed as an
abbess.
The custom. stopped here first by
Henry VIII and afterward by Queen
Elizabeth. was In a different form
carried on by the Dutch in America
and became in the end the secularized
ceremony We still use here OF Santa
Claus. a person dressed IN Dutch or
German winter clothes Of the sixteenth
century.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
SAVE MILLION A YEAR
Milwaukee Railroad Purchases Coal
Lands-Vein Thought to Be
Worthless Proves Valuable.

Chicago, Dec. 25.-President Far
ling. Of the Milwaukee railroad, to.
dag announced that by the purchase
q the from 5C)0 to COCO acres OF
the co alheld in Yellowstone county
Montana. that railroad may save
me = than million dollars annual y
in fuel in the operation Of It's Pacific
coast extension.
The coal, which was long though,
to be worthless, has been discoyereI
TO be as good as that obtained N
Illinois and the location Of the fields
viii save a hauling OF 1000 miles
il is said the vein will produce 5000
tons to the acre.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
SMALLWOOD WINS RACE
Captured Ten Mile Relay From Half
len and Spring at Philadelphia
To Meet Oorando Soon.

Philadelphia Dec. 25.-Parcy Small
WOOD. the Welsh runner, who is
matched 10 race Dorando at :.
Louis. defeated Robert Hallen Of New
York and Michael Spring, OF Brook.
lyn. iu a ten mile relay race here
today Hallen ran the first i've
miles in which distance Smallwool
CARED two laps and a quarter Small
Woo got a good lead over Spring
in the second half and finished three
laua in The lead. He ran the ten
miles iu SIZES
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!: NEWS OF THE RIVERS :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The river marked 81 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall of i OF a foot in "a hours.
There was little doing in port yes
teday. The Sadie Lee was the onlg
boat in port coming from Memphis
and returning to that city.
The Dick Fowler has laid up ftr
the holidays and report has it that
she will be withdrawn from the Cairo
and Paducah trade entirely, having
been run at a loss for some time.
The Il, s snag boat J n. Macomb
is coming UP from New Orleans. Size
was at Memphis Thursday having
destroyed eighteen snags below that
point. She viii leave Memphis 10
day for Cairo and ST. LOUIS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
RUSSIA APPROVES PACT
BETWEEN u. S. AND JAPAN

st. Petersburg, Dec. 25.-Foreigr
Minister Iswolsky presenting to th'
duma today the annual statement G
Russia's foreign policy, referred witt
warm approval to the Japanese-Am
erican agreement which, he said
guaranteed the territorial status quo
the open door In the far east and tn,
integrity and independence Of China
the terms of which We're communica
ted 70 Russia before if was signed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
SENTENCE IS REVERSED
heaehsn PLEADS Guilty to Psrjury
Charge ard Janes DELPHI VIII Not
CO 20 Prison.

IA Porte. Ind Dec. z5.-Georgr
1sacham who was a witness fl fbr
case Of james william Delph. 70.
tfe alleged murder q Mrs Margara-
AeaCham. mother o. Mescham al.
Hl0ther-in-iaw Ct Deiph. ye-e-5al
Fieadel guilty 70 perjury. Judge 2 3D.
Ter reserved the sentence. DelBt ue-
convicted Of the murder and given 4
lfe sentence. The charge agsinsf
Aeaeham Vas that his testimony e.
the Delph trial vas At variance viii
- Statements before TIE grand jar,
gara re killing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
Russ That Didn't Work.

I've walked many miles 10 see you,
sir began the tramp. because peo-
pie told me you was very kind % poor
chaps like me" Indeed" said the
genial white-haired old man Are
you going back the same vay2" Yes.
sir" All Wei. just contradict that
rumor as you go. WiH you2 Good
morning Milwaukee News
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
Yurstan sponoss.

A supply Of spouges from Yucaian
nav be looked for ere long. There is
a large growth a fine sponges left IN
touched 50 f+r. as the native divers
d. not usually take sponges az a great
e. depth than - feet The better class
grow IN the greater depths. and these
are nos 10 be gathered