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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
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Y was m fhis part OF the pFoceedings
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
PRICE FIVE GENTS
Ween the two factions and pandemon.

tween the two factions and pandemon.
ium reigned. 8oisaa adl tg barstna
Finally the storm reached such height
that TO prevent q perhaps greater dis
turbance, it was moved and seconded In
a twinkIing that Judge John H. Scott
Of Salem, Oregon, be made temporary
chairman and urged by delegates who
heusled him TO the chair when he as
sumed command Of the convention, both
Moore and Richardson retiring in his
favor.
After quiet was in a measure, re.
stored, Samuel Hill, Of Seattle, presi-
dent of the Washington Good Roads as
sociation, moved that COMMITTEES coa-
sisting Of one delegate from each state
represented be appointed TO frame new
constitution to be submitted to the con-
yention tomorrow.
This motion was passed overwhelming
" and tonight the committee will get
together and draft constitution which
will permit of an election before the con.
vention adjourns sine die tomorrow
night. It will require two-thirds vote
Of the convention to amend the eonsti-
tuition. 't1 tA8" @ea
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24

Boliaeiini. ofsthc Catholic piopse, Of Liz
coin, agaAgst the Rev William Murpi'g
. former P,ieA.eat Seward, .. to who
shall occupy tke parish property Y
Seward. has bssa sijsmIssed by the Ne
brsska supreme court.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24

Chicago, June eSE-sAf dispatch u the
''rribues from Lincoln, Neb,, sayA; The ins
junction instituted by Bishop Thomas
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24
GIRL HELD PRISONER h
BY MOOR ASKS HE'LL


London June 23.--Further news he
been resolved from Tangiers Of the
English girl ~ho sonie time ago mat.
ried a Moorish acrobat, and whose par
nnis now demand that she be ssrt
home. The girl's name h Clara Casey,
she IL II years Of age, and her bus'
band ~. Miss Casey ssho Is tall, dark
and handsome, Is the daughter Of q
couple living Mt selford. She had been
Engaged as dancer al tbs Quecns the
atsr. Manchester, under The profession
all name Of Clara Earl. q /
Her marriage with the Moor. whose
name IL Mohammcd Ben Bulkha~eni
took place IN The liverpool mosque on
March IL. The ceremony wasl per.
formed by Billial -Quilliam Bsy- 10 the
nbsencc Of Sheikh Abdnllah Quillam
ecy Ffsndi ,hssa 'of gtAs sio'lems In
England
The Moor was one Of group OF tum.
blcrs engaged at the Empire theater,
Ardwick, Manchester.
Telegrama received from Tangicr re.
port that BulkhaAsen III ttcAted his
wife, and that is confirmed by letter
from M,.s esNcy6 rssssa lky1l lsr tlaf'
cnts, In which she says:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24

DOES NOT RECOGNIZE .iF iE3''
DEGREES OF POPE Plus
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24

Court Refuses to Sustain Injunction
Against Excommunieated Priest,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-24

The girt,ccnciudcd by asking her par,
ents to do all they could to enable her
TO return home. D. ayTt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
HAD NO CERTIFICATES
And Prominent Padueah Citizens
Were Arrested by Cairo
Policeman.

The spectacle of two prominent cih-
zens of Paducah being marched
through the streets of Cairo in charge
OF a policeman would have been a sur
prising sight for their friends. Prof.
G. M. I.ieb and c. c. Rose. who have
Just returned from a two weeks trip
the Ozark Mountains and had es.
capped all the yellow fever excitement
by a lofty disregard of the doing of
civilization, were arrested in Cairo be-
cause they were not provided with
health certificates, says the Paducah
Nows-Democrat
We had not read newspaper
since we had been away" said Mr.
Rose, "and the first we knew of a
quarantine and yellow fever excite
ment was when an inspector came on
the train at Birds Point. Mo. opposite
Cairo. and demanded health certifi-
Gates. Prof Lieb and were the only
passengers not provided with them
and were. therefore, subject to es-
pecial suspicion. In vain we tried TO
persuade the officer tina we had been
where even a mosquito could not live,
much less yellow fever. He insisted
that we would have to go before the
authorities in Cairo.
$50 we were marched in state up
The streets of Cairo in charge of a
large policeman. He consented to al
low us TO go to the Halliday house for
dinner. with the assurance that he
would see us again. Finally we sue
ceedsd in securing health certificates
that afternoon at the Illinois Central
depot and We're allowed 10 depart.
1T was my first experience with
having police escort and the way
people stared at us on the street was
most embarrassing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
"SKY SCRAPER" FOR CAIRO
WILL BE SIX STORIES HIGH
Dry Goods Company to
Erect Ii OH Corner OF Fifth
and Commercial

chased from Mr. ". E. Gholson. and
the other two were bought from Mr..
NJ. ]. Pink and Miss Anna Goverick.
The new building will be by far
the handsOmsst business house in this
city or Southern Illinois and will be
not only an ornament to Cairo bus an
unquestionahle testimonial to the
growing expansion of the city as a
wholesale center. Not only viii it
be this, but it viii be a splendid trib-
ute 10 the brains. thrift. energy and
square dealing back Of tae firm of
the Marx-Denison Company. which
have made this house one of the great
commercial enterprises OF this section
Of the country. Both the principal
stockholders of The company are Cal
TO men and their remarkable success
in the wholesale and jobbing field is
a matter OF peculiar local pride.
The MarXDenison Company was or.
ganized only a little over three years
ago. Its trade has grown steadily
larger every month since and lately
has increased almost by leaps and
bounds. The aggregate sales OF the
company this year Will, il is estt
mated, approximate half a million dol
lars
Since its organization the company
has been located at Sol Ohio street
for its general offices, with a three
story warehouse on Eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT
Or. Russell Won High Score of Day
Averaging "a Ped cent--Capt.
Torrey Didn't Show"

The initial tournament of the Three
States Gun Club took place Sunday
afternoon at the Future City grounds,
and was well patronized, considering
the counter attraction OF the base bail
game. The special feature Of the day
was a series of two fifteen and two
zen bird events, making 80 bids in all
The high score for these events of
80 targets was made by DR.. Russell
and his average, "A per cent, was ex-
Itremely good, considering the poor
back ground, which Is the only draw
back to the club location. The prizs
for the longest straight run was tied
for by the president Mr.. Thomas and
Mr. Allen; In the shoot off, Mr. Thomas
won.
Mr. Frank Torrey, the popular treas
lurer Of the club had slime difficulty in
making his gun work properly. and
was obliged to use a strange gun, all
OF which resulted In Frank being the
proud possessor OF a box OF Stinka
doras, which was the booby prize for
the low average.
Il The captain Of the club, Mr.. Cady
not being eligible for prizes on account
of good and sufficient reasons, did MOI
compete, After the special prizes, the
club event of twenty-five birds wa,
shot, which resulted in Cady being
thigh with twenty-three out of twenty
five Russell second. In the even
Of eight doubles, 1.-TWO targets thrown
at once at unknown angles), CadS
made high with fifteen out OF sixteen
! Russell second. with nine out Of SIX
teen.
/ The club gives another shoot two
weeks later and should the patronage
warrant it, will give a series Of prizes
on the same basis
The club is anxious for SHOOTING
members, and those desirious of per
fecting themselves in wing shooting
/ can do SO by joining the club, which
IFS largely composed of novices. Franz
lTorrcy or p. Russell will be glad
either correspondence or direct, /,
give all the desired information to thi
lend
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

1t was a long time coming, bur it
is nearly here. Cairo is to have sky
scraper True. it won't scrape the
blue yaulted quite as high as Chi
csgo's and New Yorks twenty five and
twenty-eigat story affairs, but al the
same time there will be very few
towns the size of Cairo that can boast
of a building as high as our "scraper'
will be.
The building will be erected by the
popular firm of the Marx-Denison Dry
Goods Company. and viii stand on the
northwest corner of Commercial ave
nne and Fifth street. It will be six
stories in height. and will be built Of
stone and pressed brick, equipped with
all modern conyeniences, including an
electric elevator. steam heat and Ell
eetric light The cost win be about
$4,000
Kelly and Kasener, the architects.
have been employed to prepare plans
and specifications for the structure.
which will be so by l25 feet The
work OF construction will begin at
once, and it is hoped to have it com
pleted by the first of January
The building will cover five lots at
the location named. The real estate
deals transferring the property were
consummated yesterday when the cor
'nar lot and the two adjoining were pur-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
HE DIED OF OvERWORK
Or. Arnold Tompkins, Brother-ln.law
of Prof. John Snyder, Sue
cumbs in Georgia.

Prof. John Snyder received a tele.
gram from Menlo., Ga, yesterday, In.
forming tim OF the death OF his broth.
erin-law, DR. Arnold TomlSins, of Chi.
cago one Of the foremost educators
OF Illinois
AT the time of his death he was
president Of the Chicago Normal
School, arr had also held the chair OF
professor Of pedagogy at the Illinois
State University and was at one time
one of the faculty Of the Northern Nor.
NAL College Of Illinois.
He was also the author of several
well-known educational works which
had Wide circulation.
He was well-known In Cairo, having
lectured in this city a number of times
before Institutes. He was So years Of
age, and his death was due 70 a ner.
vous breakdown as a result Of over
work. He is survived by his wife
and one daughter
Interment will take place al Mcnlo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
NEWS OF THE RIVERS
; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The tow boat RI. M Hoxie departed
yesterday morning for st. Louis with
six barges Of coal for the Laclede Gas
Company This ends the contract
which the Combine Company had with
them the contract calling for two hun
drad barges.
The tow boat Carrie VI, departed
yesterday afternoon for the lower Mis-
sissippi with one empty barge.
The tow boat r. II. Davis, which
came up from the lower Mississippi,
picked up barge OF lumber here yes
terday afternoon at the Combine Com
panys landing and departed for Joppa.
The large tow boat ]. b. Finley ar
rived from New Orleans yesterday at
noon with large tow Of empties on
her way to Louisville. She did not
stop here.
The Peters Lee arrived at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon from Memphis on
her way to Mound City to go on the
ways
The Dick Fowler arrived on time
yesterday from Paducah. Capt Cri
der reports business very quiet.
The steam launch Des PLANES
which Is chartered by the health Off.
GERS, makes one trip 10 East Cairo
one trip to Wickliffe, Ky, and two g
Birds Point, Mo, each day,
4~--..4fts
The Herman paepcke departed for
the lower Mississippi yesterday after
noon late. with two empty barges.
| ---------~----
The Government Snag Boat Horatic
| Wright arrived last night at s o'clocl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
STILL IN BAD SHAPE
Joe 3. Williams Not Raised Yet-Two
Divers Now at Work--Finley is
Helping.

The condition Of the Joe b, Williams
has not improved in the last twenty.
four hours, Word was received from
her last night stating that they were
working night and day on her and
now he'd two divers and they hope in
a few days 70 have her raised.
The damage to the boat and cost Of
repairing after being raised and the
time of three tow boats working at
her will amount up in the thousand
mark. The j. b. Finley will reach her
this morning and will be used to helr
raise her.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
Some AMUSING incidents.


Some amusing incidents happen al
most every day in connection with the
quarantine. Sunday a woman was put
of boat at birds Point by the in
speetors, but she was determined 10
come to Cairo and late that afternoon
the inspectors found her walking past
the inspectors Office at the depot. She
was wringing wet. and it looked as If
she had swan across. DR.. Clarke
stopped her and asked her how she
got over but she wouldn't answer, eX-
cept To say that she got over all
right, and thar was enough" A police.
man was standing by and DR. Clarke
told him to take her in charge. which
also didn't seem to faze her a bit
How did you get across asked tae
officer. | refuse to say" she replied.
Did You come over in skff?" May
be | did and maybe didn't" Did
you swim over?a Il might have
Tor did you come on a Logo" Il ex-
pect did" The officer could get moth,
ing out Of her. and she was given a
| ticket and shipped 10 Odin
Another woman rushed into the in
spector's Office ell out of breath and
said. give me one of those things
quick I've lost my ticket and fine
skirt wouldn't take hundred dol
lars for and am all frustrated. Hur
ny up, man, don't you see am in a
hurry?'
/ A negro went up to the city jail
yesterday and asked City Jailer Luz
for "one of them acquisitions. He
said the town he wanted to go to wa,
guaranteed" and he needed the IRE
| QUESTION.
A good joke il told on Or. w. G
Clarke. He was busily engaged writ
ing certificates just before one of the
| trains left yesterday. when a woman
rushed up and wanted q certificate
lObserYing the chirography with which
i the Doctor was decorating the cerd
ficates, she remarked. My, but hi
writes beautiful hand You couldn't
read it with a spy glass" A mar
took one Of DR. Clarke's own certif
i Gates to him the other day, and thu
Doctor asked him where 1T came from
/ He couldn't read his own handwriting
i Doctor Clarke claims to be the swift
esr pennlan among the inspectors AM
probably he II, for he dashes of TIL
: certificates in hurry.
1. Paducah Takes Action.
4. A long distance telephone messag
to The Bulletin from Paducah las
might stated that the City Council 0
that city met last might to take som
action in regard To the quarantine
regulations, but as there was doub
! las to the legality OF the Paducai
Board OF Health, nothing was done
The council, however, dismissed til
! health board and desi grated Doctor
Stewart and Graves to issue eertif
i Gates in that city. Another meetin
OF the council will be held Frida
] night to receive a report from tn
/ City Attorney as to the legal status o
! the board of health. and If the Cit
. Attorney IS of the same opinion d
> the councilmen We're last night, tn
j board will be fired again.
Dr. r. v. Keene, Of indianapolis. rer
+ resenting the State Board Of Healt
) Eof Indiana, arrived in the city las
might, enroute to, New Orleans, to ii
yestigate the fever situation for hi
/ state. He investigated the working
a lof the quarantine here, and met nun
+ Der Of trains during the night with til
d local inspectors at Wickliffe He wi
leave for New ORLEANS today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
ADVERTISEMENT IN PAPER
Resulted in Marriage of Cairo Girl to
Cape Girardeau Man.

At o'clock last evening at the home
OF Mr. aud Mrs. hurry on Division
street. occurred the wedding of their
daughter. Mss Meerta 4. hurry to
Mr.. Tearl McI-ain of Cape Girardeau.
Mo.
Their eonrtship was short time, be-
coming acquainted by an advertise.
ment which was answered In n mock
ing way but which proved in the end
TO be the beginning of Cupid's gen.
uipe work.
Mr.. McLain is of excellent character
and Mss hurry is a favorite among
her friends who wish her happy
life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
ELECTRIC SIGN
viii be Placed Over the Opera HOUSE
to Flash Names Of Shows.

Mr. Dan r. Williamson, manager of
the opera house, is in Chicago for the
purpose of purchasing an electrical
sign to be placed in front of the opera
house. This sign Is SO made that the
letter can be changed by d switch.
and IN this way show the names of the
different shows that are billed here.
This win add greatly to the opera
house.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
IN SOCIETY
ssssssssssssss.sssssss.sss

Mrs. Robert Webster of Tenth street
and Commercial avenue gave a house
party last evening at her home in hon
or of the birthday Of her sister. Miss
Bessie Howard. Games of all kinds
were played and at late hour all de-
parted for their homes with merry
hearts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
BROKE INTO FRUIT STAND.
Tom Scott Was Satisfying Himself
at Union Depot-caueht BY
Officers.

Yesterday morning at an early hour
Tom Scott, coIored, who was hungry,
broke into the fruit stand at Union
Station and helped himself to eatables.
Before his desert was served he was
served by Officers Wade ANA Bradley
with a notice to finish his menu al the
Glee Club Cafe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
THE WEATHER
J sssssss1s1ss'sslsiss ssssssssss7ss
Temperatures Yesterday.
Forecast For Today.
Cairo and vicinity. Fair.
Weather Conditions.


An area Of low pressure, or distui5
ance. centers this morning iii the mid
die Missouri Waller. A second low
centers in northern Montana am a
third in southern Arizona Pressure
is the highest over the New England
states.
Within the last "a hours showers
have occurred in the Atlantic states
the Ohio Valley in Tennessee, in the
upper Lake region, in the Mississippi
Valley, Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas
Eastern Nebraska. Eeastern South pa
kota, North Dakota, northern and west
ern Montana
Heavy "a hour rainfalls: Terre
Haute, l.12 inches; Logansport, Ind.
106: New York, 1.02.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
NEW STORE TO OPEN.

The s. H. Kress & Co.'S five and ten
cent store will have their opening Fri
day the 18Th. The manager has been
engaging salesladies the past few
days. This store will give employ
ment to number Of Cairo young Ia
dies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

17es-Thonas de Quincy opium eater
and author. born. died 1853.
1si4- Battle OF Fort Erie.
Cornerstone laid OF 81. Patrick's ca
thedral New York long considered the
finest piece Of architecture in America.
1882 Adelaide Nelson, remarkably beauti-
full actress, died In Paris; born lS5o.
General John D. Imboden, famous
Confederate cavalryman. died at
Abingdon, Va; born ISL.
1900 Picking entered by the allied troops
after a sharp battle at the gates.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

and Mrs. B. Smedley, who departed
last week for Creal Springs for their
health, states that they are improving.
Mr.. Robert e. Read went to St.
Louis lest night
Mrs. w. c, Clarke is at Momence.
ILL.,, for visit with friencs.
Mr.. McDougall, OF 1902 Walnut
street, baggage master on the /. G.
railroad, who has been compelled to
lay of for a week on account Of III
ness, is again able to make his run.
Capt. G. Il Smith. of the Chicago
Mill and Lumber Company, who has
charge Of the river transportation,
viii return tomorrow after a two
weeks business trip TO points In Ar
kansas.
Hon. MI. +. Gilbert left last nigh
for Danville to attend the opening tern
of the new Federal court for the East
ern district He will also visit Spring
Held and 81. Louis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15

Superintendent Of Transportation
Horace W. Clarke, of the M. & o.,
Division Superintendent r. w. Moore,
and Trainmaster r. l.. Hungerford.
were here in a private car yesterday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
NEW HOME COMPLETED.

The new home Of Capt Fred Bennett,
on the corner Of Thirty.dfth street
and Washington avenue Is nearly com.
pleted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville not much
change during the next IL to "a hours.
followed By slight rise. AZ Mt.
Vernon, viii continue falling during
the next "a TO 36 hours. AT Paducah
and Cairo, not much change during the
next &c hours, with falling tendency
at Cairo
The Tennessee from Florence 10 the
mouth, will continue rising during the
next rs hours.
The Mississippi from below st
Louis TO Cairo, win continue falling
w. f. BARRON.
Temporarily in Charge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-15
Washington Bulletin.

Washington, Aug Following ii
the weather forecast for Illinois for
the next "a hours.
Thunderstorms Tuesday; Wednes-
day partly cloudy and warmer; fresh
shifting winds.