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ONLY NEWSPAPER WITHIN A RADIUS OF 150 MILES HAVING DAILY ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE
THE CAIRO BULLETIN.
WEATHER
RIVER
For Cairo and vicinity today:
At Cairo 4 n. in. yesterday;
Part'y Cloudy.
27.lt feet; fell 0.1 in 21 houri
VOL XXXVI. NO. 168.
CAIRO, ILL., SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 19, 1904.
ESTABLISHED IN 1868
BIG BATTLE OF IRONCLADS
WILL SHORTLY BE FOUGHT
WITHOUT A WHIP OR SPUR
HIGH BALL WON THE DERBY
REPUBLICAN HOSTS GATHER
READY FOR THE CONVENTION
t
NARROW
SCAPE
Repairs on Port Arthur and Vladivostok I loots Having Been Com
pleted I itfht Will Make a Place in History When
They Moot Japanese.
BATTLE OF IRON CLADS.
By tii' Associated Press.
St. Petersburg, Juae l8.--Tho au
thoritlcs are clatdd over feports thai
both th' Vlafflmtoi and Part Arthur
Heeling arc In righting trins. The re
port on the condition o)f the Port At
thur Mnel makes H apparent inai the
v. els are read; for Sea, and it 'hey
meet the Japanese the resuH "ill lie
H battle "t Ironclads, which will make
place In hlstorj
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
By Mio Mandated Preaa,
Uao Yang. Jim'- ui QWcers re
turning from Vataagow estimate the
losses in lighting ol Juft IS :"'
oflTcera and I.700 nun The Chlae
report th Japanese ki rt 8,000 naa
ON MORE EQUAL TERMS
Hy Aaaoctated Preaa,
Llao Vang, Inne 18.- The rotlren
of the Russians before the anpc
Body of Toledo C.rl Who Had 'iepa
rated From Husb.vel Found
In Chicago.
Chicago, June A solution of Ihe
mystery surrounding the death of the
young woman whose body wa loun I
early Wednesday mi rnlng m the rivei'
near iiteenlh atri l, was m.ide ;o
in when l-'ra k Povser called at Ihe
Mi
he thought
f his naugntei
i.erly ol' Toledo
us employed as
aVOOUC resi n:
t ihlo
Mi
, wb
Wah
cachier in
rani disj.pp
ari d the
evening ol March
a.
Her father would not say whethe
committed bo!
v er ills tlanajh
married ahuni
ii
f 'I
i n
.iter separatee
came to Chi
ill yean old
M i f
IN EASILY
Ort Wells Caoturcs the Tidal Stakes
Yesterday at Sheepshead
Bay.
B) the AMtOCtatad Press.
New York'. Juii- IS.- Amid the
mil i, e'le r of 36,000 person ', Join
Drake's (Ir: Wells. I t I in the
betting, wiih HUdebraad up, eaall;
caplurel Hie 120.000 Tidal Stale'
i 'tie mllfl ami I . hi Bkeopahead Kay U
day. Jam es K cue., Delhi, fowl it
al i io 5, Ralshe i second with H, it
Thomas, Si Valenrjue IhrTri Tin
time I'.ltf, is a new r. cold I tr Hi
STriANCELY MISSING.
By Associated Press
It l.ouis, June IS fJr, W V
Hi diop. of Minneapolis, Minn , is n
pone I Bllssing in Mils city, and hi
WlfV, Who hecame sepiraled fron
him afTatal days ago while visitin"
ihe fair, la much alarmed our Ms
dlaappearaacc. she retumed to Mia
m apolis, hoping to Bad aim then
hut was disappointed.
BIG RAILROAD NOMINEE.
Itv the Associated Prana
D
Ji
U The Tribune
of tboaa whom it
syndicate which
d the Claclanati,
yton railroad, as
adu il .h'vidopni' tit
mhtaahag 'hal Una,
Kri on syateta, the
and tin Pere Mar
Hamilfiifl ann i:
vldence of ihe
of a coartaaafl n i
the nM-k lata d.
f'.-ahoard Air Line
qui lie
TOOK OVER THE BUSINESS.
Pv the Associated Press
La Crosse Wis , June IS -The First
Nate.iial beak of ii Grange Uaaaf
over the hu daes i of MM Qernsnw Amer
1. an baak ,sil the tWttl Wftl he ime in
r 'i'ution hereafter ThS combine I
capital wil! he fOO,090, tUpB Its 3JJ0
fMMI
POSSIBLE NOMINEE.
Py Associated Press
Pittsiittre. .inn - is Oeaefal Nelson
A Mile- is e.iet today itf Col. tlutfev.
Democratic leider, of P. nnsThanii
itcal r'di;ieal cosip declared as will
Ik Democratic vicn pr ideutial nami-
FOUND DEAD
forces from Yufungow and advance ot
the Japanese eaal ami northea&twar.
makctS immlm nl a still nv re ttnpor
tan) ejigngi moat in the outhern re
gion.
The Jap.nu hate now arrive. l at
a point where the forcei are mori
than Banal and whale they must fight
on more v 'ii torate. The loas of 2,001
men by the two Russian divisions al
Vat ! -v show t!i" courage and abil
Ity of officers and hoop; to retain
their po tlon under a percentage of
loss almost uaprecldented.
The lapaae e attach on Port Ar:hu
ha been delayed.
REPAIRS TO SHIPS FINISHED
By the A v elated Press.
Bt. Petersburg, June ' is. A! ifi
telegraph: thai he baa advtc M Ironi
port Arthur under date of June H thai
repairs i all s h h 4 of the Bouadror
T
j The Jetti if. Munroe Match Has Ben
Postponed On Account
of
Jeffries Kr.ee.
Ry the Aaaocfatad Press
San Francisco, June 18. The .lei
frles-Munroo match has been pootpon
nd to the last week h Auguat, Jei
fries declared his ability and willing
nes to mei t Munroe June 30, bn)
Manager (xdfroth, alter coaauttiay
wiih tic surgeon decided t'nat il. would
lie wiser lo allow .1. lines more tlnM
io recover from iii- injury. Muaroe'l
manager coaaentad to the postpone
men) otu condlth.a that Jeffries pes
15,0(1 by next Monday ui'nt. guaran
teeing his nppearancs In the rim- lati
in Auiiuit. Jeflries agreed to tkU,
LONG CHASE
Awarded hy Success Capture of An
Emheizling County
Clerk.
By Ihe Associated Press.
It Lonl .. June 18, After pursuit bt
more than. 1,600 mile , the herilf of
Mills, county, Iowa, today attested
Clayton C, Rotter, clerk af thai conn
ty, on charge of embezzling 18,000 of
ihe county funds potter disappeared
three weeks ago and before his ar
t est hare b A Mk pursuers a chaac ex
ending flXMh Denver on Ihe west to
Vrkansas on the south
NEW ILLINOIS CORPORATIONS.
SnritiL'fleld. 1
-('
I caies for tacorporatlnn
It) the secretary of 1 1 ih
I The Porester Coal
! i hiQnoln : capital 6O,0O(i
and manufacturing coki
tins. John Pofcster, Ja
K
, and M ('. Wiighl.
The Wal Muddy Coal Co., C
rt lie; capital 1 0,900; mining
Incorporators, Cicero Barber,
coal
A nrut
i. Anderson and v u Brlngham.
The IIIM Laundry Co. Aurora: cap
Ital 1 1 2,000i laundry business. Ineot
poratOrs J R Hfll, M.iry (i. Mid ami
3. 9. Sears.
The Kenia Creamery association
Keais; capital fS.OOrt; mannfactnrinf:
batter Incorporators, J. s Andet
son and T W Kopley
The I.or.iini Cream rj Co., l.o
nine; capital 10,AOO; tntinufac' nriti'T
batter and checs - and operating an
electric plant. Incorporators, John
0 roves I, a. Autos and Charles
Wneatoa,
WON LYSISTRATA CUP.
Ry (he Associated Press,
j New Yuri;. June 18. H. H. Roger's
eii u .-team yacht Kanawha today
Won the Lysiatrttaj eut and 2,&00 of
fi red by former Commodore James
Cordon Beneetl if tne New Tm-k
fachi dub. by he it lug V. M cmlth'
llaooll, bj three anfetntea and fortj
seconds tn a sixty mile race. Il was
the second race of the aeries, the lind
'of which Was won hy the Kanavha
last acajou Hid today's victory give
her absotttte poaacaalai of the cup.
FIVE DAY WORKING WEEK.
, Ry Ihe Associated Press.
Bhcanaha, Mich. June is After
I cutting the working day froni nine to
ci;ht hours three weeha ago. ihe
MeathWranrara railroad tolay in -1 it n
ted a five day working wer-k In the
enaanrffly'ji hops h r. Over 250 m n
arc affected and Ihe cut came with
i.v.t aotiflcation of any kind.
TO U
From Lynching Lawrence Msrtin
Shouted "I'll Kill You' and
Crushed Womans Skull.
Stenbenvtlle, Ohio, Jane is. a
fiendishly brutal aaaanll which was
made on Mrs. John Hook al Qotlld
.station today, and which will prob
ably resuli fatally, has stirred up the
male portion of that neighborhood to
i point whore Hip alleged assailant
narrowly escaped lynching Her al
leged assailant clainut to ! Law
rence Man in. of RaymiRon, Venaa
jo county, Pennsylvania,
The Hook house Is situated in the
midst oi the Could oil held. While
Km. Hook was working In the kltch
en after dinner she HMked Up to see
a man enter the door Bare-hbad d,
without coat or test. He carried pari
it a fence rail, and yelled "l will kill
you!" Mr;, Hook started to gel the
Winchester rifle behind the .lour, hu
he pressed BO close the kepi on
through the house int the yard
I screaming for help, in the yard M. r
tin caught up to her. and two blow:
j from the bludgeon crushed her skull
and left her dying n the gram.
Men at. the barn heard tat scream
land started for the house, and the as
saltan! started to meet them. He
threw the club al the foremosi mac
j Prank Marker, who grappled with
him, and Edward K. Key used the
(dub in beating the man down, frac
turing his skull, tie was tied, hand
land feet. During the struggle thi
UNCLE SM: "EVERY ONCE IN
hUSbaad and I hired 111:111 SMBO Bp
and waatad to shoot the man with
Hie Winchester, and were only pre
vented hy force, Oil nam and farm
en flocked io ihe ptaaa after the
news inroad, and only the appearance
of the sheriff's posse pre etiteil il
lynching
Martin was lodged in Jail this afti r
noon.
GUEST OF HONOR.
Ity Associated Press.
London. June In Lot I ROberl I
was the gue-1 of hoaor nl the annual
linnet of the pilgrim rlab Ambassa
dor Choate, proan Ing the I Ing'i
beahh, declared King RdwarJ wa
the stea.ifast friend of the i'nl i
States in all circumstance; II snokl
glowingly of ltrd Robert ' ace :
pllshaaenta in the cause of peace, ant
ofgeJally Invited him to vi ii Mil I Hit
el States. Rohens melestly n-pli il
and exptes:i'd til" hope to vi-il tie
I fnlted State i soon.
WILL DISMISS SUITS.
By the Asoeiate0 Pratt
Colorado Springs, .Inn- Is Inrlatg
itawhart, one r MM leading directors
and heay MaattsMers of the port
land mine. s;ii,l Ratal thai the dir c
tors of the company wRI ii mi - al
litigation hronaht by President Hum
again.-- 0 nernor Tea body. Il hi mid
the eatlf haaaM M opposed to Rums'
course.
JesTediy ImJ i
English Lad, the Favorite Finished Lonitli Belting Ring Was
Without Bookmakers and Whatever lUts Wore
Made W ore Handled Secretly.
Colt
1 High Ball
2 WooriKOe,
:l Rapid Watfr
fly Ahso( lated Pn
Chteap .. June i
the touch of whip 1
entirely on his (
Weii)lit
122
1?.?
122
flail. Hie thl
ear old K.e t. t
wan
the American Derby at w i hingtcn
Park.
Dickerkon'a Woodson, one ol the
long Shots, see .lid, half u lea
front oi Dial
Ei glhh L
lt:i
tlx
hi Wate
favorlti
f re
the race was fourth, Impel,
sly heat
g st long
Lest lime
s Derby
en although he was
al the end.
The time, eQua
ever made for this ev
com 1 1
The Picket won
i i
I iij exactly Ih
For the Bn
without bookmi
A WHILE I FEEL LIKE I AIN'T AS
USED TO 3E."
polict neti and
hand Io enfold
ever Lets were
secretly.
Laal peat M,i
day Ihe crowd
thousand lcr .
Sixteen pnrsef
day and Hie 0.
inrrier eleven
word was givn.
v.el on
tin I I hal
- handled
race To
r Idle n
'.a atw the
aaa ten o
faced tin
Id wa be!
minutes I.-
Proceeds
fr m and remained
the Journey, peter
long I an; i h l ad j
aeal to his km - i
back. All thla Hu
Hall had fated his
there a
o going
i'iigin heron
ill of the ta
Rapl i Wal
hi in Herd
kmg It id ll' i
kfter gi .ing
w ::
ie. ilsdi La I
h fell h i 1
f th
o Ihlrti nth place, an I tb re he r -naiaed
for mo- than two furlong
lomiaick worked dc favorite thl agh
ie field in front of him, oar. 0 lind
lint if cut off again. Moharib next
it BagilshLad, the m. i ; heavfty
achevi hor.--e in the race, was let
'Rtarfdfred with. Jockey Muiw, who
tad the mount of Mohatih, avoid'-1 the
rnah ar. und the turn and w as third
HtO Ih" slretch. but the Mf" ' a I
a t for him ajshaaj Mm laMt cava
-Meantim- Proceeds had s I MM lid I
mi rr;- dM t . with High flt'l an i
t.-ipid Water la' atlen:laiw". . On the
a(k sir tch .Proceeds- fad d away to
lOthlng. wl.i! - High Hall novr-d up
II ,1 took command The lialincc of
Jockey
Fuller
Coul v
Lyne
Owner
Sheftel A May
Dickinson
Drake
I strung ou( Cor an eighth of a mil '.
I Moiiarii. hung n gamely Rapid Wa
thoal reeling j,,,. ,. ., ;sl.,nt fell hack, but eame
at, i ruanUi again and headed Wood n. The lat
mran . Highjtcr came with a line hur t of speed
H the clo: - an 1 Bntshed half a length
in fron! of Rapid Waotef English
Lad, who had found clear BalUng at
la i. tailed Hit r the leaders. Mean
time High Bali skinned the rail, fol
lD I lowed by Woodson. Fhrrel had High
. itaii well in hand and a ixte mil from
ihe wire had iii 1 1 thoroughly beal
n. Woodson and Rapid Water m re
under whip and .spur. httl High Rail
kepi in Ironi of Rapid Water, Hie lal
ter being three-fourths to the good oi
Bngliih Lad M.iharih was a distant
fifth, and Hie rest ol Hie held badly
strung "hi
'I he race had a gro s value of $ ".I,
575, of which I2G,57G went to the win
tier. ,
The odds were i to I against High
Hall. 35 to i again I Wood ton, J to i
again: t Rapid Water.
PEACEABLE A CRITTER AS I
WAS DECLARED INSANE.
Ry the Assoelnted Praaa.
Sprini liel.l, HI . June Is John I
Harvey who wrote letters hi Hover
.,or Yut" aad sh 'iift Drainer threal
ealng their lives aad also tare : n
lag to hum their property, waa de
dared laaaaa h) a lur) Uwlaj ami will
in- committed Io the hospital nl Jack
GIVEN TO THE JURY
'iv Ihe Associated Press
BJodmiagton, June IS The case ol
Mr Anna CoRca Work -. charged
wiili the murder of her hu hand in
isit. w.e io ihe hnrj toalghl
The del mi. in. waa BrraateNl in Hel
en.i. MwaC, after a search of seven
years
PREtMDCMT OOf 3 VISITING.
nv gswietntMl Peeaat
Philldrdahla. June II President
RooeereR and his party arri'.id at
Devon it in Ml Ue was ntet at th
station by Atovawy Qeaeral Kama
nd a 1 1 grim ha the katara home
lim: mile-, distant,
PROMINENT ELK DEAD.
aja Hnnos'tainsl frpn.
Ilarri ' wrv Pa . Jan.- is lea !
D. Del il-r, fOT'ner fiiti-1 exalte. I
ruler of ' fjlks, and p"- i : t
liard cf governors of the IBM na
Uoaval home, died tonight.
From Advance Indications Assemblage Promises to Lack Previ.
ous Enthusiasm Opposition to Cortetyou Abating
Fairbanks For Vice President.
By the Associated Press.
Chicago, June is. The advance
guard of nelegaticma to the Republi
can national Convention lave airiu.l
in ChieafP and the greater number
ol them an- expected to come tomor
roa and Monday,
Kieiu all advance Indications MM
convention promises to lack jome
thing of the excitement of otiui gath
erings of its kind. The chief inter
e i -,o t.D nntert iii the vice presi
dential nomination. The opposition
against ieVMarj tJbrtalyou lor chair
man of the tathajial committee seemi
to be dying out .oinewh.it and van
ou members oi the national commit;
tee predicted he would be elecced
without tfajttiMlati
The lyjht against him, ihey de
clare, is no! strong enough to mai.e
any irotihlo. The nil il ude ol Benatoi
l-'aii hanks regarding th nomination
for vice president h
many of the arrivin
say ih. i lie should
not pleasing to
: deiegatea, w ho
de. dure himself
morn explicitly
The great majority ol dolegatei
who have so far arrived favor him, oi
are not glctlvety opposed to him. bul
Ihey desire a statement of some kind
The New forti del gatlOO, Ihe m.l
jorlty of which arrived during Hie if
ternoou and evening, made it evident
that the Kmpire state is not in favoi
of Fairbanks for rloa president Bllhu
Root, who i' to he temporary chair
man of Ihe con ventiou, aid: " Tin tv
is a strohi Hit I sentiment in New
York, and v.e are of the opinion thai
he "ill make a trORg candidate. Thi
fact thai K.iiihanks has expressed no
wish for Hie place lias served Iii aid
the. candidacy of Httt.M
Chauncey M Depew la In favor of
Speaker Cannot) and would like to o I
him nominated, but Ihe trouble is
thill CaOOOU delates he d i not
want the place.
"As to Senator Fairbanks," said
Depew, "I under litrtd thai he will
not say Hint he Wfutjs Hie plurp, nnd
thai he will nei :;eek it in any way. I
do not think that he can he elected to
I he putHtli ft ii he will gOl . e l il II
little hit. .An Illinois man In Ihe sec
nad place on the ticket would please
Its ill Neu York."
The California delegation arrived
on ;i peiiai train. Chairman McKIn
ley said ilui' he cattld not say deflntte
ly who the state would specify tor
vice president, The state waa rath
er favorable to Fairbanks, but though!
he should diubire him-idf more del
lalteiy tkan he aaa dome.
Delegates are a) o here from Ohio
Indian ", and Vermont.
Congressman Hemonway, or ludi
DAY OF MANY FUNERALS OF
GENERAL SLOCUM VICTIMS
One Hundred and Fourteen funerals til Two HttRtlred Victims
FfMI St. Mark s tluirili Hope I hat I ist af l atalilies
Will Not Be I mdid By I irsl EMMMtC.
Pv Associated Press
New Yet-k. Jin: IX I nc -a tiaf
search hu o. er i iiree day an I nichi
resulted in the recover of 'nt bodies
,1 iirtiu . of the fire on ihe steamer
Qeaeral Bloeam im Wcdaesday. i
i ibis number Ml have ben i.trntineti
kithowgh this appallng number dues
lint represent the lull extent of the
calamity, hopes are expreael thai
mparatrvely f w bodies reaaain h
... reeotiaud.
i he iiaahlu t slid reported ml I a
i uiiglit :is in sing i bul of He -,
nanv have lie en aenunted for. wlie
Poison Sk Pcn.ons In Iowa All Ar
In a Very Critical Con-
Hy Associaieil Preaa.
Iow a f ity Iowa. June IS - ix p r
..ii . ji isoned bv impure milk sre in
t critic il PundRhm at their fmtee on
Vea Hilh. west ot thf.; citv Thai
ire Willard Fdw n I had ir.' tlil
Lett EM wards. J'n Brown, Fa.niie
lme and John Watkin- Tin y either
ir.ink the ptomane ladeo fluid or ati
-,rt,kei1 ftKj in which it had be. n use I
MULTO MILLIONAIRE DEAD.
Asaviafd Pres
it bur:', June IH Kdminid More
.1 KerRieum, fer many w-ir- pnm
nt in gaaacial and busiin s af
r; in Pitufcurg. i- dead.-aged, Tl
-I t ha ;t": i
IMPURE M
una. who-is a close friend of Fair
hanks, said that the senator should
not make a statement of any klud;
I hat he Would accept the nomination
if it waa presented to him. but he
will not declare that he wants it, nor
would Indiana present his name.
General John I.. Webster, .of Ne
btas.k.1, who i:t a candidate for vice
president arrived thi:; afternoon. He
refused a av a word regarding hij
caudt la. t. except to remark that U9
eras satisfied with the outlook.
The M FWeite people are making
pttparati.His for a desperate tight be
fore the committee on credentials,
and expect to carry on the struggle
io the bitter cud. II W. Chynoweth,
who argued the case of Governor La
Kolletie before the national commit
tee, fijiid today :
"There i going to In- a light lo the
finish There can he no compromise
and if the national convention follows
the lead ol Hie national committee
we must make a final appeal to thi
voters of Wisconsin."
Anion;; Ihe arrival! today were "li.l
men from western Pennsylvania, a
large number ol delegates being In
He- party. The Hawaiian delegation,
headed hy Governor (! R. Carter, ar
rived about hoon
Following is the official program:
Tuesday Convention called to or
der by Chairman Payne.
Prayer lo Rev Timothy P. Frost;
nailing ol the call for the conven
tion; introduction of Temporary
Chairman RTYhu Root, who will art
ddre the convention and report the
names of the temporary officers; ap
polntmenl of commlttean
Wednesday--Prayer by Rev.
Thomas R, Cox; report of commit-
.tees on resolutions and permanent or
ganl7.nl ion; introduction and speech
of Permanent Chairman Cannon; re-
! port ol committee on rules; naming
by state delegations of member., of
the naf1rtvTa1,r1in.inliiee.
Thur .lay ttrayer by Rev. TbaJ-
I clous A. Snively; call for presidential
nomlutllions1; presentation of tho
name of President Rooseveii by
Prank C. Blank, of New York, and .sec
onding speeches b) Senator Revei
Idge and others; nomination of vice
president, selection of committee for
notification i candidates.
The light sign of light in the com
mittee on reaol ul ions came into sight
j today In Ihe efforts of Senator liana
borough, of North Dakota, to enlist
recrulta in favor ol a declaration for
a rev isloit of Ho tariff
The la I touches were put to the
convention hall (his morning and it is
now complete.
unite hive Del In n taken from tho
li t. and others are among the .lead
whose identification Impossible.
The region in lb vieicity of St.
Mark's Herman l.uihernn church was
today the scene H 111 funeral . re
pn ... tiling the hut in of nearly '.'m
iHldle . .lilt. ' ' id 'lie e ot Wlllllell attd
cliildn ii KnoiUKius ei.iwdi thtongej
the ti,.is of ihe ipiai er and a larga
tore, nf iHilieemen was teeessary to
prei. i,i ili.,,rih r and l.e. p clear a pas-is-
for the .in-, iiios of hcarae-1 and
i .uria....' Knuet il i vies w.T held
In no i s than churehea.
ADOPT OUR DOLLAR.
By the AiS'iehin d Preug
W:i ' in 1 ut Pine ly The rommiax
i..n . i ii i .p it "I'll the pieparattoH of :
a .on in v vy ', in Pinama, today
i aebed an agreement which estah
II ihe i roln eipiivalent in flnenesa
mid weight lo the Culled Slates dot-'
lar bgai tender In Pan aaa,
CONFESSED TO A MURDER.
tv the Ifnrfntnd Pre
Philadelphia June IS A man gives-
(he nun 'f William (lerster-.
r i ten lere.l him elf tn the po
toda; mi 1 nte ei r.i havingj
niurderoil a woman in Berlin la HK1.
fti r the murder h- li-aiemberady
Hn body and threw it into the river.
THREE DROWNED.
ftv the Associated Press
Toledo. Jnne IH Hy the capsizing
of a mwhoa' na- Hrand Rapt.M,
.i.ai l N Hryan and daughr
t. r. Gartruda, "f Mciorah. and a Mr.
Holcu .t , ..f Hort ville, Ohio, aaajaah
drown i. j
1
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