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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13
GET RESERVE SEATS IN
WILSON BAND WAGON
SAYS SENATOR GORE


GET s -6 lressn0j 1856 1856
Lawton. sept Is. - Senator. your
name has been heard occasionally IN
connection wfth the democratic nom
nation for president some time IN
the future. How about it,
That feeler directed at Senator
Thomas r. Gore yesterday provoked
the answer. I'm very fond Of a good
joke myself And that was all
He viii visit Canada soon and in
November begin a lecture tour in the
west under the auspices Of the Rid
path Lyceum Bureau
Gore came home to find Champ
Clark sentiment strong in his native
state But Oklahoma. If she is for
CLARK. Is wasting her support. he says.
Champ is all right but he will be
left at the post doubt if his name
is ever brought up IN the convention.
The fight will be between Wilson and
Harmon With probability OF the re-
dictionary element in the party lining
up for the Ohio man. However, I ex-
.pect no hair pullings in the conyen-
ton. We democrats are settling things
In a calm and judicial manner now
The Missouri convention nledged
itself 10 Folk last summer and Clark
was temporary chairman Of the con
yention. They must support Folk
But don't you think Folk will with
draw. He hasn't a chance has he,
asked some one
Its hard to convince man he
hasn't chance you know replied
Senator Gore. IN the democratic
convention It takes two thirds vote
to nominate and dark horses are al
ways in the running
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13
ssmI-IndIrset LIshtlns.

\ well known company that spe
cializes IN lighting fixtures l. a. pres
ent experimenting on what may BE-
called semlindirecf lighting system
In this. instead o. throwing all OF the
light to the ceiling, from which u may
be diaused and reflected. a portion
only Or The light VIII be 50 directed.
While the rest Of II win be allowed 70
pass downward Or outward through
the inside reflector and the outer
glass casing Various physiological
and Psychological tests are being
made TO determine the proper ratio
between The indirect and the diract
nghuns.-shop Notes Quarterly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13

Ellington Johnson and wife to C
o Richardson s-l1-1i s275. Lot ], 2
q. q. blk AZ Alex.
] N stufflebeala and wife 10 J II
Adair s-l-ll s27oo. S 4 Sc 1856
W p Wagner and wife to J " Har-
yey s-13-ll $4,000 S y Sc 1861.
Alice Locke and husband to same
s-31-11 s2250. Ne ne; x NV ne
sw ne ne; e Y NV NV ne 2i-s-7.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13
sodisrs Pass Through.

Six sJldiers from the sixth artillery.
FIT Riley, Kansas. passed through
chickasha today on their way to 1T.
SIN where they win enter the s,..1-..
OF fire. Three Of the men were cor
porals and three we're sergeants. The
men left this afternoon for Fl Sill.
All we're young men and while in the
city they visited at the Chlckasha re-
cruitiLg station.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13

The discovery the other day OF a.
boy who wants 10 be a girl in order 10
take cooking lessons was, TO say the
least, interesting since every one
knows that dish washing follows close
on the heels OF other culinary arts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13

Information stating that Mrs. p.
Marshall maintains a disorderIy house
BY allowing a crowd OF boisterous
persons 70 assemble at her place Of
residence and disturb the peace and
quietude of the neighborhood was iii.
ed In the police court this morning BY
A. J. Hays and ". ]. LaBcone and the
case was set for a hearing this after.
noon az 5 o'clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13

The advice given to college stu
dents these days is the lea BIT con
fusing - the general public tell them
to fight shy OF textbook examining
and the teached insists upon the i'm.
portance Of applying themselves to the
printed page
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13

The preliminary hearing OF Dutch
Shussler charged win burglary was
held this afternoon In the court Of
Judge J. D. Vance. shussier is charg-
ed With breaking into Mexican 1oes
place and stealing dishes and other
kitchen utensils. He has been in the
county Jail and on the county roads
for other charges.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13

That man who advises a college girl
to cultivate her will power at the ex-
pense Of everything else is young and
inexperienced.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13

Make your ideals high and then
work to attain them. is the secret Of
the success-and-happiness combina-
tion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13
- ~ CURES
S.S.S. BLOOD POISON

Contagious Blood Poison man szf il the lohs0me
symptoms ucerated mouth and throat cOpperc00Sd spots
and and ulcers different portions Of the body The
poison the hair fail and the giandrar system
attacked No medicine Contagious Blood Poison which
does not rid the circulation Of every particle Of the nsdiou
The blood VIII aireSh when
treatment left of SSS IS the real and certain for Gotta
Blood Poison goes into the circulation and BY removing
every particle Of the poison and adding m healthy qualities to the
blood forever this powerful disorder All who suffer with this
disease may themselves privacy of their homes BY using
SSS. and following instructions contained Home Treatment
Book which VIII send together with any medical advice desired
free Of charge S.S.S. is for sale at drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 10. ATLANTA, GA.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13
chiIds Foot Injured

cniid's Foot Injured.
Frank Franklin. a little boy in the
south part Of town. stepped on a rusty
nail early last evening and sustained
bad injury in the right foot The
child was playing with a number Of
playmates in the street and stepped
On horseshoe that had a rusty nail
IN It.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13
EXPRESS PAcKAeETTEs.
(By E. S.


A mans piety cannot be measured
By length Of his face or his regularity
in attending church services.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13
$@f%%% <44@< - =
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. =
Complied BY the Grady County
Abstract Company 1oa
North Third street.

Darious Jenkins to Andrew J Sloan
g-s-ii $3.50. sw &c Sc; Sc sw Sc; sec
23-f0-g.
Nm Kramer 10 Mae Kramer Sill
81. Lot 10 blk 9 lot is. 20 blk 70 Po-
cassei
T F Short and wife to H Blair Gil
II $500. 3 3-f acres out Of z Is nv Sc
zee s-s-7. ssfgUW
2 Il Peery and wife to Samuel Eos.
ter Sill 500. n Z ne nv 1886
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13

Miss Crawford President
Miss Kate Crawford was elected TO
the presidency o. the Epworth League
last night AZ The business meeting af-
ter the resignation Of j. z. McEein
vas accepted Mr. Mcneil rendered
his resignation On account Of his time
being occupied with other duties.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13
--04- ~nDnr-~
SHORI SIOhIEc
OF THE TOWN


Frher rrbsn has Bsid Is pavine
iaI tbiz year i1eln1Llg Tie Cztaolle
school and church property over ST.
TO- The tar "a ths church property
alone was slsoe29
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13

judgment Ezs rendered in the
case of 81 E Buunel against W s
SEaley iH iav0r o the plaintiff II
Judge Vanes1s eourt this morning The
suit was brought or a debt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13


TIE preliminary hearing in TIE case
o. jim Grassland charged with aggra-
Tated assault On E l. OzbouFne has
been SET for 3 O'Clock this afternoon
ID the court o. T. P. Moore. Grassland
Is in the county jail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-13

WHEN YOU pATRoNIzE HOME
MERCHANTS YOU ARE BOOSTING
WANT ~ cHIcKAsHA At PRICES
As LOW As THE LOWEST.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
L. &~N. .;--rcsiaent.

r.. o<1*Ns - IStaEIlSs
The private car of President A. r.
Smith of the Louisville & Nashvi le
railroad arrived in Cairo last
evening at S:20 o'clock from
Paducah over the Illinois Cen
trail tracks. president Ebert
A. Smith of the Cairo e Thebes
railroad, with several of the directors
we're at the station to meet the l.. &
N. president on the arrival OF the
train
The car was left in the passenger
yards, opposite the Blue Front, and
the two presidents were in consulta-
tion for some time.
The visitors left at e:l5 a. m. for
st. Louis.
Nothing could he learned as to the
nature of the conference. or its Hroh-
able results, If any. As is known 1he
l.. & N people are the builders and
practical owners Of the Cairo &
Thebes property, AMI it is known also
that they are trying to dispose OF it.
In this purpose they are hampered
by certain conditions in their agree,
ment with the local Cairo & Thebes
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
MApERo LEADING TROOPS
TOWARD CHIHUAHUA

III paso, Feb. 21.-Genera: Navarro
and his forces today are reported %
have reached Cbarcos, small town
between San Ingatio and Salamaya
ca The reported engagement be
tween Navarro and force OF rebels
yesterday In which 80 rebels are al
legged to have been killed has not
been, CONFIRMED.
Madero Is now reported In the vi
tcinity OF Salamayuca and Is said to
be leading his troops toward Chihua
hua III person. The Mexican North
western fireman. Rani.cz, who was
shot by one of Alan:s', troops Of In
surrectos. In holding up freight
train yesterday. south Of Jaurez, dlad
today Ia local hospital. Tonight
the wires were down along the Mex.
can, Central between Saurez and Chi
huahua.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
S100,000 WORTH
OPIUM SEIZED
MORE THAN FIFTY RAIDS SINCE
CAMPAIGN AGAINST ILLEGAL
TRAFFIC BEGAN FEW WEEKS
AGO.

Washington, Feb. 2j.--With re-
cord cf more than fifty raids and the
ueizure of smugglcA opium having g
commercial value OF 100000 sinte
the nationwide campaign against the
illegal traffic in the drug began a
few weeks ago, secret agents {: the
customs service Rave reported that
their work is about cOmp;eted.
They found that practically ell the
opium is smusg,ed into the United
states from Canada, S:ex:co, or from
the Orient, through the Puget Sound
territory. President Taft aud Secre.
tary McVeigh are personally interest
ed in having the trarflc suppressed
and a large force has oeen engage |
in thc work.
The opium seized will be sold at
ptblic auction to recognized dtus
dealers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
FAR REACHING
DECISIONS MADE
SUPREME COURT DlSMiSSES
CASE AGAINST LABOR FED
GRAFTON LEADERS.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
Subject Ct ccveraI Decisions Made
Yesterdsy-Raiircad May Not
Sell Transportation For
Services, Etc.

Washington, Feb 20.--Nct for
years has as many farreaching pri1.
c.pa relating to interstate con-
meree been approved by the supreme
court cf TIE United States rs were
estal l.shel in its decisions today as
thc un1uest.onnd law cf tie land.
Decisions on Several other difficult
questions also were announced.
Among the questions OF interstate
commerce. decided wee:
That the passenger he's no rG''t to
buy tickets with services, advert sing,
releases or property. or can tle raj :
road company buy services, advertis-
ing, releases or property with trans
rortat,o1.
That a Jaw regulating the size Of
cars on trains within the state Is ~
an obstruction to interstate COM
merce but is rather enactN ia Of
interstate commerce, and may te
passed. by state for the public
safety.
The srnrcme court WI reriew the
validity of IN order Of the interstate
CO 'merce commission even though
the two year limitation Of the life of
TIE order has expired.
That a ~ lway system f1"v not es-
cape regulation as an instrume"t O.
interstate commerce because one oi
it's constituent parts is wharfage
company and its Dominating ToHer
over the Wharfage co~"anv rests in
the thought that II is ho'dirg ccai-
pany.
That the interstate commerce. rp"n
nision does not possess the row r
to reduce rate as sN"uniust a. un-
reasonable" merely because the rate
is ipeguitablc under some clrCum-
stances, as in cPses whore railroads
induce shippers TO enter field by
Offering rates 80 low as to be tn
rehune" ative anl later raise the rate
The court furthermore .Ie"ides as
constitutional q state statrte p"oyid
ina that no contract of release, benefit
or Insurance shou be a bar to the
right cf = railroad employe engaged
in the operation OF a railroad to sue
the employer for damages resulting
from injuries received in course Of
his employment.
The mavor and several councilnen
of Clay Center, Kansas. were rcld in
contempt of court but excused from
punishment with the payment of costs
because tie destroyed the subje
matter of litigation before the SUI
premc court after its decision was
announced hnt before its mandate had
been issued or time given for mo-
tion for a re-hearing.
The famous bovcott case brought in
tie local court by thc Buck S'o"e
and Range Company, of St Louis.
against the American Federation OF
Labor was formally dismissed.
Officials of the Naval Store Com
pany were granted a review Of tacir
conviction on al eyed violation Of the
Sherman antitrust law
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
bU2LE:y UNION
FOR . CUT OUT"
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY TO RAISE
NO TOBACCO THi5 YEAR
RESUMPTION OF NIGHT RID
ING is FEARED.

Lexington, KY, Feb. 20.--The BW
ley Tobacco Union assembled here in
convention this afternoon and, con
trary to expectation. voted unahi-
mousIy for a "cut out" of the crop
this year. Practically every delegate
to the meeting bore instructions to
support the movement
The amount of acreage that can
he placed TO the moveneL; is doubc-
ful because Of the apparent indiffer-
cnce of the Burley H'Csaeco Society.
A communication was sent TO the
older organization, asking it to call d
convention Of It's members in Ken
tucky, Indiana and Ono to endorse
today's vote.
The result Of the meeting is re-
garded in some quarters as presaging
the resumption Of nislt riding and
similar disorders, as reports hitherto
received show that TOBACCO growers
generally are inclined to the belief
that a crep should be raised this year
and none in 1912.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
REBELS SECURE ARMS.

Mexicali, Mex. Feb. 20.--A detach
mcnt OF between 90 and so insuerec-
tos left camp last night to capture
three cars Of provisions stalled on
the lnter-california Railroad a few
miles southwest of Packard where the
railroad bridge was blown up.
Plenty OF arms and ammunition 10
equin all recruits appeared In the
rebel camp from some mysterious
sourcc, Generals Eerthold and Ley
va both said that they PROBABLY wouii
march against EnsenaGa. They will
leave a garrison here OF probably 80
men. Large stores CT provisions for
the rebels also came Into the bu'i
zen with the arms ana ammunition
today,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
Z WERE KILLED
N RAIL WRECK
TWO FATALLY INJURED WHEN
ATcHiSoN TEAM DERAiL.
ED IN OKLAHOMA.
B. & 0. ENGINE EXPLODES
Brakeman Horribly ScaIded--Entire
Train on Southern Pacific Re-
ported in Ditch Near El.
ko, Nevada,

Saltwater, Okla, Feb. 20-Two pas
sengers were killed, two other per
sons were fatally injured and many
slightly hurt in a wreck Of the At
Gibson, Topeka and santa Fe train
number 40, ereBtonight. The deli
are.
WILLIAM LOVE, OF Winfield, Kas
MRS. ROSS, of Wichita, Kas.
Tn, seriously injured were taken 10
Arkansas City, Kas, Tor treatment,
and their names were not given out
by the railroad officials here.
The wreck was caused by the dc
railment of three coaches 1t is he.
deved the recent heavy rains under.
mirel the tracks. None of the tram
crew were injured,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
ONE AMERICAN SOLDIER
CAPTURES FIVE REBELS

Presidio. Texas, Feb. 20.-Five arm
ed insurgents were captured on the
American side 0 fthe Rio Grande to-
Cay by Sergeant Goodrich Of Troop
+, 3rd United States cavalry. They
had rifles and reyolvers, and were
carrying provisions their compan
ions.
Goodrich captured them single
handed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
SQUABBLED WITH CHAIR
Congressman Clark, OF F3lrida, Was
Threatened With Summary Pun
ishmcnt by 5pcaker.

Washington. Feb. 20. Representa-
tive Stafford, of Wisconsin, presidin ing
over the house today IN committee o'
the whole, threatened Representative
Clark, of Florida, with summary pun
ishment at the hands Of the sergeant
alarms.
MIR Clark, contendlng FOR the right
10 make an inquiry, ,oid the chair
il had no authority to call the ser.
nt-at0rms. This defiance Mr. Stat.
ford characterized as improper pari;a.
nentary language toward himself.
The matter ended by Chairman
Stafford ignoring Mr.. Clark, and
the latter saying he did not care tc
submit parliamentary inquiries TO a
chairman who will make such rul'
ings"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
CLARK PAIRED
WITH CANNON
SIGNED AGREEMENT TO OFFSET
EACH OTHER ON ROLL cALL
CURING THEIR ABSENCE
FROM THE HOUSE.

Washington, Feb. 20,--One OF tie
most interesting pairs recorded IN
The house OF representatives for many
years was arranged to cover tie alb
sence from tonight's session OF the
house of Speaker Cannon and Champ
Clark. the speaker-to'be. They signed
an agreement TO Offset each other on
any roll call, or any Question that
might come UP.
In the general debate on the naval
appropriation bill in the house, Rep
resentative Sheppard, Of Texas. made
an Old time Democratic speech, He
described mis- remarks as congratu
lation to the triumphant Democracy
and as a message OF coincidence to
the Republicans. He had the house
in an uproar when describing the
stand patters" and insurgents" and
there was renewed laughter when he
referred to Col Roosevelt as "hu.
man Sedlitz powder"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
TAFT TO PRESS BUTTON
Which Opens Elks Carnival at Homo.
lu'u-Pcetal and Pacific Cable
Garry Spark.

Washington, Feb, 20.-President
Taft will press button at the White
House at midnight Wednesday ald
FINALLY pen tho Elks' Carnival at
Honolulu. The Tostal Telegraph Gable
Company will cooperate with the Com
mercia Pacific Gable Company in
making UP the circuit that will carry
the electric signal. A direct wire will
run from the White House to San
Francisco, where connection will be
made with the ocean cable.
When tho president presses the
key the spark will light up d clock
at Honolulu. This will be the signal
for the opening of the carnival, at
Z D. m. February 81, which CORE
spends with 1890 a. m. Washington
time, February %.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
|. 6 N. RAILROAD PRESIDENT
IN LONG CONFERENCE WITH
CAIRO & THEBES OFFICIALS

Co, moe particularly that which d y
clarcs that the Cairo & Thebes shall
lie an open road" free for any rail
road company that may wish to enter
Cairo.
Negotiations have been pending for
some time past with the Iron Noun
tain railroad which company agree |
to take over the property provided
the "open road" clause were eliminat-
ed TO this the majority Of the d.
rectors of the local company refused
to acceed, ard this prevented the con
summation Of the deal,
Negotiations were then opened
with the officials of the Frisco sys-
tem, but as yet nothing mas trans
pired to Indicate any result.
It is believed that the L. 4, n,
presidents visit here and his going
to st. Louis has a bearing on this
situation and may bring abort some
sort of agreement. 1t is certain that
the Cairo & Thebes has been losing
enterprise, so far, whic1isis due wholly
to tae L. & Ms failure to carry out
its original designs with reference
to 1t. su.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
CH|NAMAN HAS
AN AEROPLANE
BUILT IT HIMSElF-oF THE CUR.
TISS TYPE--LEAvES TO-DAY
FOR CHINA TO GIVE ExHlEl.
TiONS.

San Francisco, Gal. Feb. 20,--Fung
Guey, a Chinese, will leave here for
his native land tomorrow taking with
him a biplane of the Curtlss type in
which he intends to make exhibition
fights. It is believed he will be the
first aviator to arise from the ground
In China.
Fung Guey has been experimenting
with aeroplanes for about two years.
He has constructed several ma-s
chimes and after many misnaDs has
recently gained success in his flights.
He has made study Of his craft and
ha invested several contrivances to
facilitate flying The machine he rs
taking to China is OF his own con.
struction.
The aviator Is financed by six Of his
countrymen, residents of Oakland.
who will accompany him on the trip.
I The first flights VIII be cssayed at
Hongkong and Canton
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
MILITARY STUDENTS MEETING
100 FACING EXPULSION.

Lexington, Va, Feb. 20-7As the re
suit of a mutiny the third class OF
the Virginia Military Institute faces
expulsion. The class or more than
100 members deserted the institute
today and marched into town TO pro-
test against the action OF the faculty
IN dIsmissing two memoers OF the
class for bomb throwing IN the bar
racks. The class had an agreement
to stand together in case Of any dis
missal. Superintendent Nichols. OF
the academy, II Is said. probably will
cxpel the mutineers
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
MAOERO HEADED
FOR CHIHUAHUA
is IN PERSONAL COMMAND or
THE iNsuRREcTos SOUTH
or JAUREz.
BERTHOlD SECURES ARMS
Provisions Reech Rebci Camp From
Some Mysterious source-one
v. s. Soldier Captures
Five Rebels.

ElsPaso, Feb. 20.--Laie this after
noon Herald correspondent teie
graphed from Clint, Texas. that Gen
eral Navarro had occupied Guade-
Ioupe and that Madero and the insnr-
recto forces. which had been in camp
rs miles south In the foothills, had
moved on farther south. General Ma
varro and his troops r.ere short on
foad supply for themselves and hor
se6ea and the report is that they Will
try to buy supplies on the American
side 81 the river. There has been no
fighting so far as reported. Naydr
70 had with him about 1900 men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC WRECK.

Palisade, New, Feb 20.--Southe,n
Pacific train number 10 eastbound
known as the China-Japan fast mail
which left San Francisco at o'clock
last night, went into the ditch shortly
after 3 O'Clock, tonight one and ono,
half miles westa here.
Six cars including some of the
sleepers went down the embankment
Three persons we're seriously injured
and twelve slightly hurt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
WEALTHY WOMAN SUICIDES.

Louisville, Ky, Feb. 20. -Tpllow!ng
her tracks in the snow servants Of
Mrs. Mary Fletcher Rogers, 81 yeas
old, today found her #ufering fron
carhcnc acid poisoning in hcr ta
bles at Clifton, a fashionable suburb.
Mrs, Rodgers died severa: hours latei',
Az her eide was found note saying
that i'll health and despondency al
prevented her frcm sleeping for sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Rodgers was the
willow Of Gee. Rodgers, a wealthy
lLmbernan, ,.y4
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
SEAMAN KILLED
IN Boxing BOUT
DISPATCH FROM COMMANDER OF
BATTLESRiP SAYS MAN WAS
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY A
FALL WHILE BOXING.

Washington, Feb. 90 In friend
ly boxing bout ON board the United
States battlechip New Hampshire,
now engaged in"battle practice at
Guantanamo, Cuba, Edward ]. Scully,
seaman, was accidentally killed, ac-
cording to wireless dispatch re-
ceived today by the navy department
from Captain Rodgers, commanding
the New Hampshire.
The dispatch said tie seaman was
boxing with friend and was acct
dentally killed by fall, While there
seems to be no uestion that Scully
was killed accidentally II is said at
the navy department that, following
the usual custom, Admiral Schroeder.
commander-in-ehief of the feet, will
appoint court to investigate the
matter.
Scully was a native OF Providence,
r, /.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-21
SNOW AND Sl.EET STORM
FELT IN CINCINNATI, q

Cincinnati, Frh. 29.-The force |,
The sleet and snow storm that as
sailed this section yesterday, was
still felt today. particularly In The
lines OF communication. Eastern Ken
lucky and portions o: West Virginia
were cut off from this city, wires o'
both the telephone and telegraph
companies being practically useless.