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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16

No Game at Princeton or Vim
cennes Yesterday
THREE OF PADucAH's STAR
PLAYERS SUSPENDED FOR SEA
SON, CHARGED WITH
DRUNKENNESS

The Kitty Base Ball League is not
dead. but it is webbing on the gud-
geon." There were no games in the
league yesterday. due to the fact that
Cairo did not reach Princeton in time
to play there, and TO several OF the
Padncah players falling TO sober mp
sufficiently Monday night TO catch the
early train out for Vineennes yester-
day morning.
AS a consequence. the umpire al
Princeton gave the game to that team
! by the forfeit score of 8 to 0, and
it is probable that the umpire old
equally as well by Padueah.
Cairo went to Mt. Carmel and toob
hacks through the country for Prince
ton. but could not arrive in time. The
Paducah team spent the major par
/ Of the day in this city. leaving
Is o'clock yesterday afternoon for Vim
cennes.
Grover Land. Gilligan and Bohan
non all got "typsy" Monday ntsht,
lis said. and were suspended for tn
remainder of the season by Chic
lIaoyd. They returned TO Padueah las
might. A special in the Cine matt FL
auirer last night said Manager Lloy
was trying to sell Land to the On
cinnati Reds Land has been the sta
catcher of the Kitty this season, ha'
ing a fielding average OF 300 and
hitting average over 800.
Lemon caught his first game Z
decatur yesterday, though Bittrol
did not pitca. Lemons team won, q
! feating Rock Island by q score Of
to !.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
STECOM|A FAC|ATA.
Like a Woman ScOrned She is a
Fury
ONCE LOOKED UPON AS HARM
LESS NOW AS A THOUSAND
UPAS TREES.

Never before in the history of the
world. with all it's stirring tales OF
fame won In a single night. by heroic
endeavor or literary achievement, has
any name sprung into such instant
prominence. and been passed from
mouth 10 mouth, and all without eff
fort on the part of the owner, as has
thar of the stegomyia faciata, says the
Louisville Herald. Once a plain and
simple mosquito. thought of only be
cause it could buzz little louder, or
sting The thin places on a bald man
head a little harder, mayhap, than
its fellow. it has now taken first placS
in the whole United States as an OBJ
iect of fear. If woman sees darf
MOSQUITO which is buzzing harmlessi!
about. instantly she shrieks, ''stegom
via Ease alta" and hastens from tn
room. Innocent as il may be, as l
roves over the widespread bar. lie
but the eyes of man fall upon it. an
The thought that it may have concea
cd upon its person a few deadly We
low ItNCt ger MS Is 9NaAANtN"A ~
geal the blood of the bravest, an
make the most phlegmatic wipe DROP
Of cold sweat from his brow. Seizin
a crowbar and creeping softly upon n
intended victim. the maddened ma
lsmites the innocent steggy, and n
bleeding corpse looks reproach at /
: SLAYER. Nevermore will it be able
rest upon the cheek of beauty
5 draw the red corpuscles from Il
) veins of the bloated plutoerat b
the man who did the deed thinks n
: of the bright career cut off in all
n usefulness, bur with shudder OF
& lief, sinks back to his couch to WI
D. for further developments.
e Thus, 'skeeters do make towards
IL us all.
1t And thus the native hue and fair co
10 plexion
at Are slcklied Ger and fumed with k
u osene.
10 And enterprises of great pith and 7
% ment,
Of with 'skeeter bars their currents Il
X away,
lit To make a war on 'skeeters,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
WAS A SCHOOL MATE
or Mr.. DAVID s. LANSpEN,
Police Commissioner Harris Lindsey
Of New York, Killed In Auton1o-
bile Accident.

The news Of the tragic death OF
Deputy Police Commissioner Harris
Lindsey, Of New York, and Miss Ey'
elyn Willing. Of Chicago, IN an auto
mobile accident at Rutland, Vermont,
Monday afternoon, which was publish
ed in the Associated Press dispatches
iii yesterday mornings Bulletin, was
great shock to Mr., David 3 Lansden,
OF this city Mr. l.ansden and the
unfortunate Commissioner We're school
mates at Princeton University and
were close friends Mr. Lndsley's SIS
Ter also married cousin Of Mr. Lans
den. The deceased was lawyer 81
New York. and was prominent anf
influential member Of the Tamman'
organization.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
Weather Conditions.


Areas Of low barometer center this
morning In eastern Iowa, and in south
eastern Montana Pressure is highest
over New England and over the north
Pacific coast.
The temperature has fallen decidedly
iii Oregon and Washington elsewhere
the changes have as rule, been I'M
important.
Within the last "a hours, showers
have occurred in the middle ANA south
| Atlantic and east Gulf States the
Ohio Valley In Tennessee. Illinois
eastern Iowa. Minnesota, North Dako
Ia, eastern Swouth Dakota. northern
! and western Montana, western Ar
kansas Oklahoma and Oregon.
! Heavy "a hour rainfalls: Columbia
Tenn, 2to inches. Moorhead, l.56
Florence i26; Washington, LOS
Parkeraburg, 1y01,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
BIG LAND DEAL ON
E. A. Smith Options Cairo Trust
Property
TO THE EXTENT OF 90 ACRES AT
5000 AND HAS NEW
SCHEME OF I'M
PROVING 1T.

Mr.. f. A. Smith yesterday took an
option on about 80 acres of unplatted
ground situated on the west side OF
this city belonging to the Cairo Trust
Property which, if his plans mater
ialize, will mean great deal Tor
Cairo. The land is optioned at s2o,-
600 and il is the intention of MIR. Smith
and other gentlemen who are asso-
ciated with him in the project to buy
IL and fill it mp 10 the grade of the
city. plating 1t. and selling it out for
building lots.
Mr.. Smith estimates that the ground
can be filed to grade by the pumping
system at an approximate expense OF
Is cents per yard.
A pumping station will be required
with which to pump off the water, ans
a serious problem will be TO get th'
water away. This will probably b
done by a system of piping.
If the plan proves to be what he ex
poets it, it win be a great thing 70
this city. Under the old system of I'll
ing IN ungraded lots il cost from 8
TO So cents per cubic yard, and
: will be seen what may mean to Carr
5 ii it can be done for Is cents.
i 1t will be the hope of every citize
S who is interested in the upbuildin
S of Cairo that Mr.. Smith will find h
0 plan a feasible one.
r A thorough investigation OF the ma
e ter will be made and then If the pla
It looks good the property will be pu
It chased and work begun.
S The land involved constitutes pra
e. tically all of the acre property own'
it by the Trust company inside the le
ees. 1t extends from Seventeen
IF street on the south and Cedar sire
on the east, to tn new Leyee str
n on til north and the Mobile & Oh
railroad on the west, That ground :
r. uated between Seventeenth and TIVE
rieth streets opposite Cedar known
o. Lake Edwards and used as sh'
ground, is included In the option.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16

NEW DROP CURTAIN
All Opera House Completed. = Repre-
sents Scene In Venice.

The new drop curtain at the opera
house was completed yesterday The
scene ID a street in Venice and the
skillful work of the artist has maze
il So real that one almost thinks ne
Il there. The drapery of the top part
Of the curtain ii Of a beautiful green
and gives an artistic effect upon the
scenery. Around the scenery on the
sides and top and bottom Will be fouha
advertisements Of the leading firms 10
| Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
Models Defeat Terrells.

The Models defeated the Terre1ls
IN the score OF s to yesterday on
The Twenty-first street diamond, and
large crowd was present. Kobler, with
his spit-ball, sleep-balls and curves
puzzled the Terrells 50 that they could
nor find him. It would have been 9
| shut out but for the errors Of rms
players behind him. They also out
ciassed the Terrells at all points. The
batteries for the Models were Bohlel
land KohIer. for the Terrells Hofhein'
/ and Jacket.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
STILL SHIPPING COAL.
Thousands of Tons Will Pass Cairo
For New Orleans in Next
Few Days.

There were thousands Of bushels OF
coal shipped out OF Pittsburg last
week to be delivered to New Orleans
by river and we will soon be seeing
large tows Of coal passing here. This
has been an exceptionally good sea
son for the coal companies, as the riv-
CIR has been at such stage that they
could tow coal much longer than us
nal.
Owing to the yellow fever scare, the
coal companies thought they were go
ing to be troubled In getting barge
nands. but they state that they can
secure all the men they want az the
regular scale Of wages, $50, and N
tend moving the coal rs fast az the'
can south, regardless Of yellow fever
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
SCHOOLS OPEN MONDAY
Superintendent cIendenen Sends Out
Notice.-Teachers Must At
tend Institute.

Prof. T. C. Clendenen. Superintend-
ent of the City Public Schools, has
sent out the following notice:
Cairo, Illinois. Aug. IL.
To Cairo Teachers
You are notified that the Cairo
Schools will open on Monday, Sept.
II, 1905,
Meet the superintendent at the Cal
ro High School Building Sept. s at
9 O'Clock p. m. for conference.
Teachers will comply with the law
| in regard to the holding OF certiii-
Gates. County superintendent ex-
animation Sept. / and 2, 1905.
"Teachers' Annual lnstitute-Recog-
nizing the importance of Teachers
Annual Institutes and the great bene.
Int accruing from the same to teach
lers. the attendance thereof annually
Inv the teachers will be considered an
additional recommendation and an ev-
lidence of fitness for employment in
i the schools Rule of Cairo Board OF
Education.
The Alexander County Teachers In
stitute will be held at Cairo, Sept. 4
70 s inclusive. You are expected to be
, present. Attendance on another in
: stitute will be considered satisfactory
| substitute.
The instruction along all lines O
, school work will be what Is newest
/. lmost practical and most helpful
Very respectfully,
i TAYLOR G. CLENDENEN,
4 Superintendent Cairo Schools
EDWARD l.. GILBERT,
Secretary Board of Education
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
For Alexander County Will Convene
In Cairo On September 4 For Four
Days Session.

County Superintendent John Snyder
Mas sent out The following notices to
teachers Of schools in the county rela-
tive to the opening Of the County
Teachers Institute here September
IA, and which will continue four days:
Cairo, ill.,, August 10, 1905
The Alexander County Teachers In
Estitute will be he'll at the Cairo High
school building, September 4S inclu.
siye. Directors will notify their teach,
ers and with hold the opening Of their
schools II possible until September
nth, the second Monday. II is the
desire to have every teacher In the
county present during the Institute
Teachers having taught In Alexander
county the past year and who have
been successful in their school work
viii have their present certificates re-
Enewed during the last two days Of the
institute week and not before.
Those who have never Taught In the
county or under the present county
superintendent will be required to pass
an examination at court house on I'M
! Friday and Saturday before the Insti
\ Etnte- September, IL, Friday will b
devoted to sciences and SATURDAY Y
second grade subjects.
During institute week there Will y
. written work one hour each day, cor
!. Quoted by the county superintendent
4 uDon some subject outlined in tn
: state Course Of Study Of Curren
Events
The following teachers will TAX
e part in the weeks work: Superb
Q tendent Clendenen. Miss Margar'
r Brooks, Principal ]. Fl. Alexande
n Principal w. y, Bannlster, Mrs. G.
Way, Pricipal G. W. Gillespie, Nj
Laura Milford. Miss Elizabeth Smit
u Miss Margaret Wilson and Nels'
= Croft,
le Every teacher who Is to be a pc
" Of the educational system OF Alexs
der county during the next school We
cannot afford to miss one day Of
''e institute week. Teachers supplies "
m be given out on Friday, September
A. not before.
!. Directors insist that your teach
attend and teachers ask your boat
not to have schools open until >
nd TENDER II, the day the city scho
TO-, open.
ay. Al registration fee OF 81 will
aw- charged; this will be applied upon
sity certificate fee II you need a certific
this year II you hold first grade
then becomes registration fee o.
Your county superintendent
'a have periNl Of work each day of
' XIX, week, There will be one written
III required Of all the teachers on
~ History and Civics OF Illinois,
nm M, new subject added by the last legl
M ture to the subjects required for
ond grade certificate.
In closing ] desire To Impress U
lhe teachers that the Institute Is
de- the betterment Of the teaching 7
the OF Alexander county, and no tea
light viii long hold a position IA the p'
eded schools OF this county II he OF 81
was not regular attendant al the co
teachers meeting and ANIMAL
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
AROUND THE CITY

The United States mail boxes are I
all receiving new coat Of green |
paint which adds to their appearance
greatly. This IL in response to re-
cent order Of the postoffice depart
ment.
Mr. T. williams. owner Of the 81.
Louis store, will move this week into
his new quarters at the corner Of
Twenty.eighth street and Commercial
avenue.
Mr. Meter is doing quite great
deal Of improving In the interior "
ATS drug store, painting, etc. This
win add greatly to his place Of bust
ness.
| Mr.. T. Lynch, one Of the proprietors
of the Nav White Lilac Laundry,
states that the new laundry will be
open for business the last Of next
week.
The house being built by Hon. Miles
#. Gilbert on the corner OF Twenty
eighth and Walnut streets win be one
! of Cairo's most modern homes when
+ completed
Mr.. Clarence Keaton, Of the Nc
Knight. Keaton Grocery Co, Is build
!. ing house on Park Place next t
) the Hehsacker residence which will
when completed, be fine home.
Parties living on Fifteenth stree
4 are glad 10 see the weeds cut fror
j along the side walks, for in shor
while 1t would have been impossible
This ID credit to ,Jailer Lutz's force.
NJ Rees & Nordman's bakery hay
added new wagon. to their deliver
department.
N. The Banda Rosso gave a concert
front Of the Halliday Hotel last ey
ming which drew large crowd. III
I'M music they render is indeed fine al
he was highly appreciated by the larl
Ills crowd present The Spanish pie
was the leaders own composition a.
was played twice by request Of p;
,m ties In the crowd
Ito
10 Mr.. Bailey After, telegraph opeI
tor at the Western Union has acce
ed like position with the Cassi
At Commission Co.
iai- The expert window trimmer Of
Fl. Kress & Co.'S five and ten q
!, store. arrived In the city yestert
'eni and started the trimming Of the v
tow dows last night. He Is an expert
Ver the work and until ten o'clock !
ahu night crowds stood In front watch
yer and admiring his work.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
MORE TROUBLE
WITH WICKL|FFE
CBiro Inspectors May be Shut
Out Again
NOTICES ARE POSTED
DR.. EoAN ARRIVES IN THE CITY
AND WILL BE HERE SEVERAL
pAYs-oTHER ouARAN-
TINE NEWS.

Trouble is again about to ensue he
tween the Illinois inspectors stationed
in Cairo and the officials of the city
of Wickliffe.
Yesterday the latter caused TO be
posted in conspicuous places in that
Town notices warning all steamboats,.
railroad conductors. or anybody else
that they positively would not be al
lowed to eject persons from trains at
that place. This may mean that Wick
life will seek to prevent the Cairo in
Espectors from going there for the pur-
nose of meeting southbound trains.
The state of Ballard" is up in arms,
and with the WickIiffe authorities they
may try to prevent the Cairo inspee'
ttors from boarding trains at that point
| AS a result. the local inspectors last
might met all southbound trains at the
Junction. although today they will re-
sumo the visits 10 Wicklife.
Just what particular reason aetuates
the Wickliffe officials now is hard tC
determine. When they instituted then
protest of Sunday against the visit
lar the Cairo health men there wa
) some virtue in their objection, because
a. they said. the dumping of person
! without proper health certificates OF
their town made ii simply dumpin
ground for the riff-raff of the Soutf
The Illinois authorities, however, me
lthis objection by agreeing not to pu
d persons off trains at Wickliffe, ou
n agreed to ship them on through
the north. 1t seems, however, thS
u wen this has rot satisfied the Vic
=, LIME people, and they have decided
u shut out the Illinois inspectors alt
gether. In asmuch as the practice
IS fajecting men from the trains at VIC
II life has been stopped, 1t is ditficu
pc IL zee Why the Wickliffe people shou
ef object to the Cairo inspectors boar
~ ing the trains at their town, hecau
there Ii. of course, no danger fre
1.-THE inspectors themselves, any mo
'r than there is from any citizen Of WIZ
l. life.
II Ii probable that another VI
ID paid to Wickliffe this morning
me the local authorities In company "
DR.. j. A. Egan. Secretary Of the ST
Board de Health. Or. Egan was
Dected to arrive in the city yesterd
but was delayed at st. Louis BY q E
" ference with the president and OF
officials Of the Missouri Board
as Health. He arrived in the city
I'LL morning at o'clock, and will rem
here several days.
!. Other than the above, there were
Ill important developments In the /
,.as quarantine situation yesterday.
' N, Dir. Pendley. President Of the Bt
ah of Health of Paducah, and anoi
,.o physician Of that city, came to g
nj. Yesterday morning and spent the
' III going over the situation with Or.
ner and the other inspectors ,
.,ta DR.. Pendley said the matter Of wi
IN. sailing health certificates in his
.ara had been taken UP and acted upon
,n.t, he assured the local authorities
- they would have no more trouble
~ fictitious certificates. from that pii
DR.. Krohn. one of the INSPECTOR
49, this place, was called to Chicago
,,r4, lterday. but will return today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
MIAMI POWDER COMPANY 8
FILES ITS CHARTER HERE.

The Miami Powder Company has
secured permission from County Clerk
Jesse r. Miller to manufacture powder
and explosives in Alexander county.
This III d formallty which the law pro.
wdes for The new plant IL located
In tho hills just below Thebes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
.EPWoRTH LEAGUE GAVE
LAWN SOCIAL LAST NIGHT

The Epworth League 81 the M. Al
church. corner Eighth and Walnut
streets. gave lawn social at the home
of Mrs. Wilson. on the corner Of Ihirj
|ty-fourth and Washington avenue ias1
might. Speeches were made by TINS
children and refreshments were serVi
ed at the usual hour.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
"A, s. cANDEE, OF CAIRO,
ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT,

Al a meeting Of the Illinois Asso-
citation ~ Local Fire Insurance Agents
Al Chicago yesterday. M " > Can
acc Of This city, was elected second
Vice Prcslden, 81 the Association lie
WAS also selected as one Of ne dele
gates 70 the national convention Of
insurance agents. which meets IN Den
YER. Col, shortly
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
SICK SOLDIER BOYS
c. 6. Tourney Returns From Spring
field Hospital--Frank Roche stu
There.

Mr.. c. S. Flourney, Of Company r.
Illinois National Guard, returned yes
terday from Springfield, having re-
covered from an illness with which
he was stricken while In camp there
He was a patient at st. Johns Hospi-
tai. Frank Roche, son Of Sherin
Roche. il still at this institution, SLOW
w recovering from pneumonia,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
STREET CAR orr TRACK.

y The ilolhrook car No ~ was de-
raiIel al the swIsch IN front q the
Illinois Hotel al nine o'clock last night
but after a short time they succeeded
in replacing the car and traffic was
only stopped for short time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
!: NEWS OF THE RIVERS I
ssssssssssssssssssssssssss

The Dick Fowler arrived on time on
her regular trip from Paducah. She
departed at o'clock.
The small steamer Sun arrived from
Charlottesville and departed at 5
o'clock. She had fair trip. She has
lentered the trade regularly.
The City of Memphis has been lad
lup, owing to the decrease in business.
/ The Barrett company has their TWO
largest boats, the Barrett and Beaver,
| laid up here at their landing
The Carrie r., is due to arrive from
the lower Mississippi.
The Mary NJ. Michael returned from
her trip to the lower Mississippi yes
terday with one empty.
The tow boat Herman Peapcke i
/ due from Barefield, Ark with logs fol
the Chicago Mill and Lumber Com
pany-
The snag boat Wright departed YES
: Eterday for the lower Mississippi to r.
move snags.
!. Gasoline boats were skipping tn
y waters Of the Ohio last night and tn
I merry crowds aboard could be hear
ashore.
i The Ferd Herold is due from Ne
i phis on her way to ST. Louis,
The Stacker Lee left st, Louis La
night for here, on her way % Mel
HI phis. She will arrive at noon today
pilot w. IT. Campbell arrived fro
!. louisville last night, having taken +
~ steamer Morning Star from Mempf
there
The City Of Savannah Is due frs
the Tennessee river and the Salti
Is due from ST. Louis on her way
Of the Tennessee.
'ris "
nv. There are number Of pilots
to- leisure here now, owing 70 RIVER ~
mt, ness being SO quiet.
sh- -
hes River business II at stand
u a now, both in the packet line ana
len, boat service. The Tennessee II
the boats are having very poor trade
ioo the Lee line equally az bad. The
and low fever. of course, has the tendc
SIS 10 cut the business off some, ana
ans the hope 81 the river men that "
OF soon end
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16

tute.
Some other vocation requires your
attention If you have no teacher spirit
III your nature, The teacher spirit y
shown IN your interest in the teach
er's work.
cordial welcome awaits all the
good teachers who may be members
III the Alexander County Annual
Teachers Institute for 1905 n6.
Respectfully.
JOHN SNYDER,
County Superintendent
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
Uua. Is In Htstory.

bloody battle at Belgrade' tT'noo
Eugene defeated the Turks
.7en Amos Kendall noted postmaster gen
eral in lSS-4o. born in pnaseaois'
Mass: died 1853
.f-hsyles Cotesworth Pinckney, Amer
team statesman. died in charleston
born 17ss. r,,,, asas
4Na-senator Benjamin Harvey mn ne
at Atlanta: born 1850 ne was s'e. =,
80 81 tbe Confederate senate ana art
srwar,i OF the United States senate.
.eoos fnhn James ingalls,. ex-United STATES
.snator from Kansas died OF Las We
gas, NJ M; born lssa
.os-Noah Brooks. well known ao'''oa
a.sa 81 Pasadena, CAL. born 1880
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvORERS
PlCNlckED AT The PARN

Th Christian lfndeavor society M
the Presbyterian church enjoyed PIC
Mic supper at 81. Mary's Park laF'
evening which was higaly enjoyed w
all present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
NEW TRA|NMASTER
Conductor B. B. TOIson of M, &
O. Moves Up a Peg
ILLINOIS CENTRAL DlscoNTiN
UEs MANIFEST RUN FROM
MOUNDS TO HokiNs-
WILLIE.

Announcement was made yesterday
of the appointment of Mr. B. B. Tolson,
of this city to the position of train
master for the Mobile aud Ohio rail-
road with supervision over the Cairo
Oklahoma district.
The promotion of Mr.. Tolson, who
has been one of the best known con
siuctors in the service, is regarded al
highly merited. He has served tbs
road faithfully for twenty-five years
1t is regretted that the change viii
necessitate the removal of Mr.. Tol
sons family to Jackson, Tenn. thei
former home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16

stage Al Cairo. Aug ~ 1904, ION.
River Forecasts.
The Ohio AT Evansville and Mt-
Vernon. VIII rise during ne next I'VE
or three days Az Paducah and Cairo
very little change during the nexl
36 hours,
The Tennessee From Florence e
the mouth, will continue rising duf
ing tho ncxt two or three days.
The Mississippi From below ~
Louis IA Cairo. will continue falllnt
during TIE next 3G hours.
w. y. BARRON,
Temporarily IA charge
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16

Forecast For Today.
Cairo and vicinity; Partly cloudy
and warmer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16

MIR. w. G. Simpson, who is with the
Ifpham.Agler Lumber Company, re-
turned yesterday from Chicago az
companied by his family. They will
reside In Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16

Manager John Glade Of the Western
Union, and his brother, Fred Glade.
and johnny Nance, one Of the mesi
senger. boys, are confined to their
homes with fever
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-16
THE: WEATHER
s.ssss.s.s.ssss.ssssssss.s

Temperature Yesterday.
Maximum, 50 degrees.
Minimum, 10 degrees.
AT Z o'clock, 81 degrees.