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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23
HITS WE'RE FEW AND NEITHER
SIDE MADE A 6oR6LE-vIN.
cENNEs AND PADucAH
WIN AGAIN.
CLUB STANDING.
Where They Play Today.
Cairo at H0pllinsyille.
Paducah at Princeton.
Henderson at Vincennes.

Special to The Bulletin.
Hepkinsyille, June 22-The game
today with the Mud WALLPAPERS was
beyond a doubt the best one ever seen
on the local diamond during the his
tory OF the Kitty league. Also it was
The most remarkable in that not a
man on either team male an error, the
fielding being wonderfully fast and
clean all through the game.
1t was a pitchers battle from the
word play and both men were in
elegant form and put up excellent
games. Ec{stone on the firing line
for the visitors, allowed but five hits,
but could not save himself the ono
which brought in the winning run,
Desmond did the stunts for the stu
dents ana showed perfect control and
great speed All the while, allowing but
four safe ones. Not a single man On
the Cairo team got past second Oh
hin
The winning run Of the game, the
only one was made Id the sixth in
ming MoAnlreWs was given base
on balls, was sacrificed 10 second anf
when Morris eloated out single h
sailed over tae third sack and crosset
/ the pan just d second before the throw
70 the horne plate reached Harvey
From the sixth on neither side hat
the slightest chance to score.
The fans here are nearly wild owe
| the game and all are vociforating luei
| It's that no better one was ever PLACE
in the National league. Score:
RH
lCairo Observation-Disclosures. 4
l4apkinsyillo -
i Batteries Eekstone and Harvey
Desmond and Schan.
Umpire keifef,
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MILL CREEK.
JUNG %. 1905.

Mr. Dave Shelter is ON the sick lift.
Born, to NIr and Mrs. G. L. Hale
Monday, June u, a boy Both moth
er and babe are doing well.
Tom Jordan made a flying business
"trip to Tamms Wednesday.
Miss Elite Cauble was in Anna
Tuesday shopping.
John f. Hale made business trif
10 Tamms Sunday,
John Heater was in Dongola Mon
day on business.
The work on the switch for A. r
Vancickles mill has begun.
The section crew is working al
Famms az present putting in switch
es
AL s. Cauble made d business triI
ID Cairo Tuesday
In a few days the hum Of the threah
ing machine will be heard in all d
rections, but the crop is short ant
the machine mon won't get rich thit
year.
King and Mowery arc putting thei
mill III readiness for the new crop 0
/ wheat which win begin to move with
in the next few days.
J w. Hleman Is building an add
ton to G. l.. Hilcmans house, whicl
win add 10 its appearance.
Nora Cauble Of charlottesville, Mo
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
| A. S, Gamble.
Ellen Chester was in Tamms WEI
ncsday on business.
Geo. Norris made business trip
Cairo Wednesday,
Ellen Chester has purchased SON
lots at Tamns and will begin th
erection Of two story dwelling 6
once
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23
ILLINOIS Central.
Corrected 70 March 5sh, 1906.
TIKI FAST MAIL RoUTK
Shortest aud ouicfss! Ronte to
st. Louis s Chicago
Hrraius leave oairo:

1875 a. IN. Daily Chicago NSstibuit
Limited, arriving IN Chicago at l050 q. m.
competing with afternoon trains for al poiatt
cast and nnrth.
2:2O a. IN. Daily st. Louis ixht Limited
arriving in ~. Louis 81 :0s q. d., connectins
81 Onion station for al points west. 5leepins
cars open st s.s5 p. m.
5;I5 a. M, Chicago Daylight Express
except Sunday, makes all stops netween Cairo
aRd chicago, striving in Chicago at $3.50 D. m
S;I5 r.. M. IT. Louie Morning Fxprsss
except sundsyl arriving In 81. Louis * l1:g
'anking all stops.
ii $50 n. d. st. Louis Fast Mall arrIv
ing in St. Louis at G;0s p. m.
I:3O n. m. Chicago Nid-dRy Epecla
striving in Chicago, 10 go p. II.
2:33p. m. DAILY ~, Louis Limited, ar
riving in St. Louis tT;ss p. M connecting
Union Station for ansas CITY, Omaha, Den
yer, San franchise and all points west.
2:33 q. IN. Fast Express Scr Ddin, FL
bingham, aateVon, 4olonR. Champaign, OH
oego
6;1O p. m. Thebes scoonniodsti.r,
$40 p. IN. Chicago ard Eastsrn Ea.
prees arriving Tn Chicago " s: e5 a. IN Indian
apelis. 10 Cincinnati i0;5b 3. M, Buffalo s.2
?, M. New York 1850 q. NJ. Sieeplug eacr g
Chicago,
Hoce aorar- For Nov York and easter
IassSASSis cities should bear in nit,
shat the Illinois Central is the quickest tout
ny Ulany hours, leaving Cairo al g;05 .. N. sn
arriving in New Eork ct 1850 the second morn
ting.
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sarge, one hundred and fifty
feet of fire nose, of any
brand on which they haze
submitted proposals 10 you il they are
awarded your contract for fifteen huns
bred feet-or a proporionate amour.
for any part Of order
(Signed)
CHICAGO FIRE HOSE CO,
BY Warren Lusied.
The amendment d Alderman Law
Ter was then adopted by tho following
vote: Aye Antrim. Iocalyn, june.
I.awler. Nells, Nardman, simon AMI
snyder-S. Nay Fuller kaehler.
Wagner. NsT. Werner and Wood 6.
! Aldefpan Wood moved mar the
lproper city off GERS he directed to re-
cuirc indamnifying bonds from az the
parties awarded contracts abovs men.
/ toned The motion was adopted
Tne building committee reported ra
| commencing following petitions X
granted:
George Taylor, tocreei an addition q
! 4 room to hits residence now located 81
| lot III, block Z. third addition.
| J. NJ, Chandler, to erect a seven
room cot age to cost about $1,000 o.
lots 60 and "a, block 5, Feuchter ans
Lansden adli ion.
Stepsen Gaskins, to erect an add
ton Of two rooms to house now aitua
ted on los 16, block IS, FIRST addition
4 Wilson Lawlor, to erect three g
Two story dwelling houses, ali 70 eos
ll.olF So, 500 TO be situated Oh lois
/ 10. III. IL block 3 fist addition.
Mrs Margaret O'Honnell, 70 cree
three cottages Of FIVE rooms each {
cost abou, $500 each on lots 3, and
F. block i first addition
T. O Wehse-, ID erect frame wor
+ shop to cost about 5000 on lot 26, bloc
1 81, first addition
Emanuel Craddoc, 10 erecr an add
iiticn OF four rooms dimensions 81 a
/ to be l6xS4) "a hts house now situate
on lo 2g, block "a
John D Moore, to erect dwellin
\ hcHsc To cost about $500 Oh lots 70 al
!, 30, block 37 first addition.
q sias French, toersct dwellir
Il house To cost about $500 "a lot 2
y block G5 first addit on
y Daniel Il sullivan to erect d nil
! room dwelling to cast $4,000 On lou
Il and 2S block 78, first addition,
w. A Saxon, to erect d three roo
& house 70 cost $3.50 pa lot "A, block
T. FIRST addition
Is Mari Stewart, 70 EJECT an addi,iI
by adding one story to cost about 3
a 900 on lot So, block AZ, city
d Lula and Chas. Williams, 10 erect
ia frame dwelling house one and o.
G 3alf stories high to cost fourteen
dft,en hundred dollars, on lot
" block 7G, first addition
At Mrs. Katherine Graves, to erect
fourroom cottage costing about IS
* on lot 1G block %. first addition.
NJ r III. Haynes, to erect a liveroC
as cottage costing about $4,000 on lot
IN block 81 first addition.
Miles s. Gilbert, to erect a two ste
"a frame building 70 cost about $500
81 lots 2 and 2, block 1G fourth al
2h tipu
Mrs Emma ] sites to erect q y
- story frame dwelling to cost abt
pc $500 on lot ~, block 4 Farrell's "a
M ticn
fe r. =. Schoembs, Ia erect two 81.
~ frame dwelling on lots ~, 27 and
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block II, city
Mrs. Poke Gibson. to erect two FIVE
room cottages to cost about $500 each |
.oa lots and :. block 3, Rockers sub |
division.
George Graves, to erec' cottage
with six rooms and bath to cost 81,
000 on lot 81 block T. third addition.
]. q. Weber. to erect one-siory
frame dwelling rs cost fifteen hundred
OF Two thousand dollars ON lots ] and
2 black Il. fourth addition.
Jerry NeeaF-ay, y remove 2 ohe-
story frame coinage now sitea'eu ~
~ ~ oioek ~ city 70 iot ~ p'3ch
~ city
Jerry A3@saFtily' N etsc1 y se.sn.
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tot los hi9eh VI sly, " ~ -5i ploeA
2l elty
/ II IL. 1astst to efaet \ sosease so
eest 8no15 Si.al" o7 iols " HIM tp
pi0ck n feaoiltaE aha iaiilsaeh aus''l
ton
4 WIS hNliaing coinlll't1ee iars.aqr I'M
commend lha ss1e pef1Aif a'''ss I'M
commences ler Alr SAsie ~ Dui'a ''n
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. aa'SiHa iNsil anoNe9 l'.aN WE lN
'of - 'essisep '''isl ~ ~ Z "' ~.
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!, Asaolse'i N'ss s1oi'aoY
Petitions.
The following build ng petitions
Meie feaa aAN te's' isu IS 'i'e ,',',
~ eos''in1'.se' 'si'oi ii'9s'o'' = ~
/ ls's.l ss".,'e'
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,'i'i' $3.50 "
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! S9.3ss ~ tais9 lo9n.s !. W.. s''a, , ,,9o,
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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23
FOURTEEN INNINGS MORE.

Special to The Bulletin,
vincennes June 22.-In the second
fourteen inning game Of the season
the Hens today gave the Kolbites one
Of the toughest battles they have en-
countered 50 far, fighting them four
teen innings ia q very standstill.
The brunt cf the crap was borne
by the pitchers, neither weakening
during tha entire course Of the game
Duggan for Tie Alice men vas fright
as d rabbit" and from the inning when
the score was tied he allowed the Wis
itors no chance 10 register at the
Lemon hotel and all told let tncm
have hut eight hits. Managerpitcher
Harry ,Kubtz ofIiciated for his bunch
and he TOO. was in elegant form, al
lowing but nine safe ones.
The winning score was made by
| Wilkinson ii the fourteen. lie drew a
base on balls, was sacrificed to SEQ
ond by Barbour and scored when Kolb
who had been put in in that inning to
bat for Forney, pounded one to the
fence.
The game was one of the quickest
ever played fin the Kitty considering
the number Of extra innings
| RH 4
vincennes ......3
| Henderson .....~...... S'
Bnttcriesnuggan and lemon I<u
lbtz ana Schissell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23

Can not, under any circumstances,
allow the Nat Students TO have any
more games this season. II is not con
slstent with the proprieties Of good
baseball to let them have too much.
And also, let us hope that they don't
take anything by force.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23

The Indians took the Infants down
another peg yesterday. They we're
likely to become eonceited If allowed
10 win another game from the doughty
Scalp Lifters in the same season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23

Account the great game Of ball be-
tween Vincennes and Paducah sun
day, June 25th, the Biz -Four will
rpn special train from Cairo at the
extremely low rate Of $l00 for the
round trip. Go to Nincennes and zee
tho great game. Special train leaves
GOO n m
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23

1t is said that the winning team in
The Fats and Leans game, which
is to be played June 2Sth. will chal-
lenge the Mud WALLPAPERS on their re
turn home. Game ought to be de-
cideedlX interesting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23

Fourteen innings at Vincennes with
the Hens is certainly going some
Seems too bad that the feathered ag-
gregation couldn't have won.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23

Have to get three from some other
team now instead Of two IN order 10
keep up to that 500 mark and a little
past it. That Is where we ought TO be,
TOO, when the team comes home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
(concladed from Fourth Page)

earnest ana consserated miniRtcrs
loving vose: AyeAniriin, Fuller,
Jocelyn, June. Koehle,, I.awler, Mag.
nen Nen. Nsllis, Ncrdman, simon
Snyder, Werner and Wood---1i. Nays
None,
Alderman Kochlcr joined by Alder
man Werner had the bill Of the Cairo
Water CO.. laid over TN next regular
meeting under the rules,
Alderman NollIs joined by Alderman
Antrim mad the bill ok n ~ Hangar
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23
SOUTHERN DIVISION
rHR ONLY DIRECT LINE TO MEMkHI,
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, At
LANTA, JACKh0NVILL sA-
YAHNAH, VICK2BuBG


and JACKSONVILLE.
-;cb q. III. "Ihe Dixie Flyer kemphi.
Nashville and jacksonville,
$40 a. N, slethphis snd New Orlssns Linft
eel via Eanahis, striving IN Memphis st S;l
a. m. and New Orleans T,l5 p. M.
600 a. M. paducah and ouiavilis,
1910 p. M, daily, Memphis and New 0rlezn
Fast NJ Xii arriving IT, Memphis as 2.l0 y. m. ant
New Orleans NJ 9;26 q, m.
Is4Up. M, daily, Nashville, Ohntanoogaans
Atlanta,
Tsa PIN, Memphis aud Kew Orleans gpeois
arrive tn Memphis at 0.50 p. IA, New OYiean
1000 u. m.
0:fOp u. PaducAh, HoptdnsvIlls and Louie
Vile.
aw-For through tifsets, sleeping car arsom
modations sud further information apply
Illinois Central Passonger Station, Cairo, nj.
J. I'll. ZONES, Tkt. AEf,
A. R.HASgON, Gon yas5. Act. Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23
PouNDMAsTER's NOTICE.

There arc now ten dogs in The
pound. VI owners OF same do not call
within twenty-four hours, they will
be killed.
J. w. DAvIDGE.
Poundmaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23

The game yesterday at Hoptown
must have been a beauty, there being
not one single error made by either
team in the nine innings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23

II ii no disgrace To Happy EalS
stone 10 lose a game like the one yes
terday, but nevertheless the fwSA 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23

For the latest news OF the day
you will find 1t In the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23
INDIANS LET ANOTHER.

Special to The Bulletin.
Princeton, june 22Th< &adians
came and saw and conquered the In
fants IN the first game Of the series
today BY an Overwhelming score Of
Ito / And That isn't the worst 81 I'll
for they raw Chat they will stay and
continue 70 soc and conquer until their
three days are up.
Young Brahio, in the box for The vs
itors, was right ats d rabbit could not
be located for sufficient hits ami runs
enough 70 make the game interesting,
allowing only five Of the former. Not
80 with Carnes, who oBend Oh the
scalp Lifters, Tor he was hammered
from the box in one inning and Beck
err who pitched the winning double
header against them in Paducah, was
sent into the box. He kept the hits
down 50 that no further runs were
secured. but had not backing enough
in his own teams stick work to win
the game. Score:
I
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23

Cairo would like 10 see him win one
some time
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23

The Fats club has placed an order
with a prominent farmer near here for
eleven feather mattresses which are
to be converted into uniforms. They
viii be made Of the conventional gray
color with blue stripe, but whether The
latter are to run up and down or
around is not yet decided. 1t Is
thought, though, that the round anG
round" prison effect will be avoided
as much as possible. A somewhat
larger order for feather holsters of
the very slender, long kind, has been
given to the same man by the Leans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23

While training yesterday one of the
substitute pitchers for the Fats"
threw bali from Sportsman's park to
Mounds and struck one Of the Illinois
Central brakeman in the yard there on
the head cutting quite cash. The
BAN bounced toward Villa Ridge and
could not DO recovered. II Is said tina
In making the. throw the pitcher iS-
iured his arm slightly and may be in
capacitatcd for service IN the game
unless the slight twist mends quickly
! Cairo to Vincennes and return Sun
day, June 25th, $l00, Special train
! InaNne e .nn a m via Biz -FOUR Rnllte
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23
Strictly 4 Savings Bank
CAIRc, ILLINOIS, =

Inherent paid on tina deposits AZ the
rate M three per cant nar @Rnrra
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-23
Alexander
County National
Bank
QFFICMRg

n. A. Isuasf, .sss.ss,..ss...r President
Chaa Feuchter. Jr.ss...V. President
y. II GGllisan. .....s..,re~. ~, Csahisr
r. Epeacar. .s.,..s Assistant CsEfsa
Accounts Of Corporations 2nd i1di-
vidualx especially solicited Rxchanga
furnished I'm any part " the world,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-14
RAILROAD RATE BUREAU -. -.
Ts.ss HAS BEEN CT OSED

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE campaign of
education which the railroads have been
prosecuting for several months with a
view, to defeating the government rate
legislation has come to sudden though
not unexpected end. >..f.s,.... /
Announcement is made of the disso-
luton of the propaganda bureau in
Chicago. and of all its numerous branches
over the country. Only four employees
q. the parent .bufeau in Chicago remain
and these are said to be slated for dis
appearance within a short time. IS
The action Of the railroad presidents
throws out OF employment scores Of
trained newspaper men who were select-
ed from all parts of the country to
convince President Roosevelt and con-
gress that the country was i'm no need
Of government interference in the matter
Of rate making. The reason assigned
for the sudden discontinuance of the
bureau and its work is not, as might
be supposed, failure of accomplishment
but success 1t is stated that the cam
|paign has been entirely successful. that
public sentiment has been nodded to a
degree where serious interference with
the railroads prerogativel Of rate maxi
ling is no longer threatened and that
even the president himself has had his
views changed upon the subject. i5.$
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-14
TAyVyEY WILL HEAD 5a
Apr OPERATIONS COMMITTEE

f 49, =
Washington, Nov Alt is said that
Representative James Al aWney Of
Minnesota, will be named by Speaker
Cannon as chairman Of the house COM
sniittee on appropriations, succeeding
James Hemenway, who became sena-
tor from Indiana on the election Of Vice
President Fairbanks to his present Office.
Mr.. TaWfley was a member of the
ways and means committee in the last
congress and for a number OF years has
been republican whip, serving III that
capacity under Speakers Henderson and
Cannon He Is aggressive and has q
large personal following in the house Of
representatives
James 4. Nice Cleary IS III line for the
appropriations committee chairmanship,
but 4 Is understood nc viii be trans
ferfed to the committee oi, ways and
means Representative Rufus N. Lit
faatcr of New York has informed Mr.
Cannon that he wants to be chairman
of this committee.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-14
BILL W OWL USED FOR
QUAIL ON TOAST

- e. Il
Fresno, Nov. I4 Quail on toast
1as served at the high-priced restaurants
sof San francisco is nothing more than
8 Billy owl oil toast. So declares Pat
Hughes, professional pothunter, who
sconfesses to having supplied large
quantities Of that burrowing bird to the
San Francisco markets.. The revela-
Stion came today in the local justice
court, where Hughes had been hauled
by Came Warden E. F. Pedlar for
smisdefncanor.
Hughes admitted he had slaughtered
ground owls by the wholesale, but
made the defsnse that they were game
birds, he having for two years been in
the business of furnishing them I'd San
Francisco restaurants, where they had
been served as quail, a dsIicacy high
~ prized BY epictres. The defense
struck Justice Of the Peace Smith as
being we'll grounded and he agreed to
withhold judgment in the case until
Game Warden Pedlar may conlmuni-
cate with State Game Warden Nogel-
sang and secure ail expert opinion as to
whether ri not tfc { Billy owl IS
75 s fSSss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-14
RUSSIAN TROOPS ARE
DEFIED BY GEORGIANS.

London, Nov. I4.-The St. Peters
burg correspondent of The Daily Mail
says that $4,000 Georgians armed
with modern rifles hold Georgia Gin
Trans Caucasial despite the three inn
portant Russian forces convergifag
thersupon and that, except for rum,
ners, Georgia has been completely
isolated for many days There is no
confirmation from any source oi the.
correspondents S, sensational story.
Al dispatch from ST Petersburg 10
Reuters Telegram Co dealing gerer-
ally with the gradual pacifcation of the;
provinces, gives report from Tiflis
that Geiieal Malanna, deputy governor
Of the Caucasus, and General Vedabnni
have been sent to Georgia to re-estab-
1ish order there.
The Shanghai correspondent of the.
Morning Post reports that blood has
been shed I'M an iilsurrection at yladi-
vostock and that foreign residents
there are asking for warships for their
protection
The Lisbon correspondent oE The
Standard says the United States crsiis-
er Minneapolis has been ordered to
Cronstadt to protect Americans.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-14
KING oscAR,s TITLE.

Washington, Nov. IL. Grip, min
lister from Sweden, called at the state
department and gave official notice that
King Oscar in view of the separation Of
Sweden and Norway had renounced his
former title of king of Sweden and Nor
way and desired to be known officially
only as king of Sweden and of the
Goths and Vandals thus reyiying the an
cient and peculiar title of the ruler of
Sweden.
Mr.. Hauge, the Norwegian charge
called upon Secretary Root today at the
state department and presented his cfe-
dentials as charge dpaffairs of the new
state of Norway. He has not yet been
advised officially of his selection by ifls
government to be niiiisteraf for Norway.
tits believed here that the delay in maxi
ing the official ammo nouncenlent tos this eff
feet is caused by the desire of the home
government TO withhold publication Of
all such important appointments until
a king is, chosen and enthroned.
ts9 The state department has not yet de-
scided whether il shall appoint a new
minister to Norway in the absence Of
ain appropriation for his salary or per-
NIT Mr.. Graves, who was originally ac-
credited as American minister. to- Swed-
Ell and Norway, to continue to act in a
dual capacity until congress otherwise
provides. 3
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-14
FATAL FIRE
AT ST THOMAS
TWO GIRLS CREMATED
IN SECTION HOUSE FIRE
Great Northern Section House Burned
at st. Thomas Two Daughters Of
p Foreman Were Burned and Others
Had Narrow Escapes From Flames.

St, Thomas, n. D, Nov I4--Fire de-
stroyed the Great Northern section
house here last night, shortly after 4o
o'clock, and in the fire two girls, said
to be daughters of the section fore
man, were burned in their beds. One
Of the girls was Is years Of age and the
other years. N
The fire caught in the kitchen at the
back of the house and in moment the
whole structure was ablaze. The great
est excitement prevailed and all efforts
of the fire department and citizens to
exting.iish the flames were futile The
other, occupants of the house, besides
the two unfortunate girls, had narrow
escapes and had to make rapid exits to
save their lives. The cause of the fire
has not been determined. .3s5 The fore
mans name was Jersky. % :
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-14
NEW YORK CHARITIES.

New York, Nov. IA. The sixth an
fual conference Of Charities and Corr
rections Of the State of New York
opened here today The opening ses-
sion Of the executive committee was
held this iniorning and the first session
OF the conference proper will be held
at the Carnegie Lycenm this evening,
Governor Higgins will deliver The
opening address. Mayor Mcclellan,
Joseph II. Choate and Nathan Bijnr,
sthe president Of the conferences. viii
also deliver addresses DR. Stillnaarl
will deliver an address on The Infiu-
efice of Reformative Treatment on
Crime. Assemblyman James r.
Rogers will read a paper Oh sLeaisla-
tiori Tor Social Bcttermcnt and tie
discussion of the same will Be opened
BIZ Attorney General Mayer