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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-10
CHRONOLOGICAL.
Oct. 10 In Tslatofy.

liz Hemrs caNendisn. famous for dis
cugeries An chemistry, was horn 4
Nice, France. died fss9
lbs Benjamin. West. celebrated American
pafn1al. h8fn Id NuesttG county. IA
died lii London l3aA
ls9D-Rev Theubaid Mathew. Irfsh apostle
OF temperance, was born at Thomas.
town. Tipperary. died 1856
ISIS Samuel jackson Randall American
statesman, born In Philadelphia; died
1896
1879 Sarah Payson Willis tEldridge Par
toni, better known as Fanny Fern,
died In Brooklyn: born 1871. William
Henry Seward, statesman, died at AL
burn, n y; born 1901.
1886 Els Governor Levi X. Fuller Of Yer
mont died at Brattieboro; born ls4l
1881 Thomas Whiffen. noted actor, died
In Hutford, England.
1s0i--Lorenzo Snow, president Of the Nor
mon church, died at Salt Lake City
born laa
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Observation-Disclosures
!: PURELY PERSONAL !:
"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

X +
Miss Francis Shafter has returned
from a visit to WickIiffe, KY. friends
Joseph Hefter, ST. !, Of Lentraha, Is
the guest Of his daughter Mrs. G. o.
Patier, Jr.
Mrs. David Johns, Of 32t4 Sycamore
street II quite III end IL threatened
with appendicitis.
Miss Eva Kerth leaves Saturday for
Chicago, to visit Miss Flora Skeeles
for several weeks
John cleary, Of Memphis, was the
guest yesterday of his sister. Mrs
James M. MoManus.
@ Mrf. George Dewey, OF Tenth street
has all her guest, her mother, Mrs
Fannie GARRISON. Of Charleston, Mo-
Oscar Tamm. Of Tamms, was Ia Tx
city today arranging details for thu
formal opening Of his hotel al that
place.
Miss Belle Cunningham leaves iht
later part of the week for Chicago
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Alexander Club Committee.

The committee appointed by thu
Alexander club week ago to deter
mine The further adyisability Of con.
tinuing the organization that has made
Cairo famous In a social sense. met
last evening, perfected organization
and adjourned until this evening when
the real business before the commit
toe will lie thoroughly discussed and
acted upon finally.
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Applications for clerk.carriar exi
animation TO be held at Cairo post
october 10th Information In regard
TO examination can be had by inquir
ing at Cairo postoffice.
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Washington, Oct 9A-Ran Tuesday
with falling temperatures brisk west
tp northwest winds. probably high in
north Wednesday, fair.
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Capt. W. IT, sutherland's yacht
Idaho" with party on board al pre-
vionsly stated in The Bulletin, left
yesterday morning on two weeks
cruise up the Ohio and Tennessee
N Nn1.a
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Mason LOOMS, nephew Of Mrs, Fl.
n. Halliday, who has been III at ST.
Mays Hospital for several weeks, II
improving.
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J H MoreheaH ana family 0f TWEEN
t.eth street, leave today for a visit to
relatives at Metropolis
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Miss Ruth Handy. or Evanston, who
has been the guest Of Miss Martha
Halliday, has gone to Nashville. Tenn,
10 visit friends.
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COAL

! guarantee best grades, and posi-
lively 1000 pounds for ton. Try an
order and sec
o. n. THisTLEWooD.
phones--Cairo. lS1; Bell, rs
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Mrs. John W. G. Fry II confined 70
her horne by illness
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-10

Mrs J. w. Whitlock and son Arthur
are visiting In 81. Louis this week.
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w ~ m - u: ~

Two white women, one for Y
cook, other for second girl and Y
nurse. Good wages. Three In q
family. Address "S,' care Bull Q
letin. "A
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Mrs. w. T. Johnston has returned
from st, Louis.
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Mrs. George r. Palmer, Of Spring
field, Is here visiting her husband,
Dr.. Palmer, assistant secreary OF the
state board of health.
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Miss Ruth Handy. or Evanston, who
has been the guest Of Miss Martha
Halliday, has gone to Nashville, Tenn,
70 visit friends.
Mrs. George r. Palmer, Of Spring
field, Is here visiting her husband,
DR.. Palmer, assistant secretary OF the
state board Of health.
| Mr.. and Mrs f. ], Stubblns, Of the
Halliday. left for NATION yesterday,
where the latter will visit with rela-
| lives for several weeks.
James Heston. who has been the
| guest Of his father-in-law, A. Susan
xa and other relatives returned TO his
home IN Little Rock. Ark, today
Miss Mollie Riley has recovered
from an illness and has resumed her
| tuties as principal and teacher Of the
| Eighth grade at the Douglas school.
! There was a slight improve ment in
he condition of Dir. A. A. Bondurant
| asst night although he was still very
| weak from his relapse Of Sunday
might
| Arthur Hargraye has resigned his
Temporary position at the Postal Tele-
| graph company 70 accept that Of oper-
ator at the Illinois Central station at
Memphis.
| Miss Alice Mckee Ray with her chill
| dren, Helen and Mckee Ray. and Miss
johnnie RAY, left last night for Kan
sas City sitter pleasant visit with
relatives and friends
g. Hilleary. assistant general pas.
senger agent Of the Big Four at St
Louis, was in the city yesterday. Mr.
y Hilleary was formerly Of this city and
has a large number Of friends In
Cairo.
Jasper Sander has accepted a posi-
tlon with Il, McManus, Jr. and vii
lake up HE new duties about thu
2 9rst of Noyemt en-. MIR. Sander
Q through his connection with the Elk
y and Alexander Gibbs for some years
has a wide acoua intance and will M
dorbt prove a valuable acquisition /,
3 the business OF his employer
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II, ]. Boyer. who has been cashie
and bookkeeper at the Singer Manu-
lfacfnrflg companys office for severa
Years. left last night for South Bend
ind, 10 assume his new duties mt tn
hong plant having been rec emil
transferred Mrs Boyer and son hay
Y betm In South Bend for several we ekl
MIR. Boyer viii be succeeded By y. W
\ Stephens. \
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Don't neglect your advertising 1t is
as important al carrying stock.
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% visit Miss Frank Jones. formerly
Of Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Stubblns, of the
Halliday. left for NATION yesterday,
where the latter will visit with rela-
lives for several weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-10

Arthur Hargraye has resigned his
temporary position at the Postal Tele-
graph company 70 accept that Of oper-
ator at the Illinois Central station at
Memphis.
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Mis- Alice Mckee Ray with her chill
dren, Helen and Mckee Ray. and Miss
Johnnie RAY, left last night for Kan
sas City sfter a pleasant visit with
relatives and friends.
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James Heston, who has been the
guest Of his father-in-Iaw, A. Susan
"a and other relatives, returned TO his
home IN Little Rock. Ark, today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-10

Miss Mollie Riley has recovered
from an illness aud has resumed her
inties as principal ANA teacher Of the
Eighth grade at the Douglas school
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-10

Thefe was a slight improve ment in
he condition of Or. A. A Bondurant
asst night. although he was still very
weak from his relapse Of Sunday
night,
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g. HillearE assistant general pas.
senger agent Of the Big Four at St
Louis, was in the city yesterday Mr.
HilleaTy was formerly Of this city and
has a large number Of friends In
Cairo.
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Mrs. David Johns, of 3214 Sycamore
street II quite III end IL threatened
with appendicitis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-10

Joseph Hefter, ST.. Of Lentraha, is
the guest % his daughter Mrs. G. D..
Patier. Jr.
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Miss Francis Shafter has returned
from visit to Wickliffe, KY. friends
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07

4o AAAo0 inc nAAAs
In Peoria, H., a church insists
upon having these requirements IN
the preacher Who takes charge ol
it; HE must be a young man;
2-He must be q married man;
3-He must be an evangelist;
HE must be a lodge member;
5-He must be a mixer; 6-He
must be q crank; He must be
a burden bearer Of the flOck. The
Rev. s. s. Dappin, Of Atlanta, H.,
wrote letter which the church
thought analysed exactly what a
preacher should be and gave him
an unanimous call. The follow
ing is his letter Of self analysts:
ell still lack a little Of being So
years old. can get my foot on q
wall ten Inches higher than my
head, and can chin a limb ten
times hand running. 2-I have
been married twelve years and my
wife and I are still living together.
81 am an evangelist, and never
turn persons away il they want to
join the church where I am preach
ing; especially il have reason to
believe they are in earnest. Al
am 3 lodge man. I belong to four
lodges, and would not object to
joining some more, provided the
brethern will pay the admission
fees and keep up the dues. b.
yOu don't define the meaning OF
Of mixer clearly, but guess /
would fill the bill. If you mean
socially inclined, rm your man.
Whoever comes near my church at
service time must be feet Of foot il
/ don't make him shake hands
before be gets away. OIL am
crank, not a fool, understand, but
the kind OF crank that moves
things As you suggest things
move where / preach. IfIcan't
make them move, l generally get
some Of the cranky brethren or
sisters lend a hand till the thing
starts. On several occasions I
have succeeded in well in moving
things that my family, household
goods, and all were moved into
another pastOrate. Now, as to
being willing to assume the bur-
dens Of the flock. / had best be a
little less positive in my answer,
for am not sure what you mean
by that. I DO not propose to take
care Of the pOcketbOOks OF the
brethern while they go fishing, or
to speak knowingly about the big
ness Of the hats worn by the good
sisters at Eastertide. I will not
engage to salve the consciousness
Of the brethren who hurrah for
Jesus and vote for The devil, and
viii not usher any such up to
the pearly gates. will not en-
gage to write Or to deliver eulOgies
for those members who regard
their religion as kind Of spiritual
life insurance"
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07

From the Kansas City Star we
gather the astounding statement
that one of the professors Of
the university OF Chicago proposes
to amend the Constitution OF the
United States by his ipse dixit and
without regard to the necessity for
going through certain small formal
tiles such as recommendation by
Congress and ratification by three
fOurths Of the States. The Star
says: But now, By official Usage,
the United States is' a nation.
Indeed, the most history Of the
country, that by Prof. Sparks, OF
the University Of Chicago, an
nounces as its plan the story Of how
the phrase The United States is
was gradually developed from the
united States are, The extent
and significance Of tho change in
dicated by the substitution Of the
singular for Che plural verb It is
difficult for the present generation
to underatand.u The Federal
Constitution invariably nses the
plural verb when speaking Of the
United States and always alludes
to the United States as Chem
and not as ait'. It is plain what
the Chicago professor means, but
he vii have hard work to wipe
out state lines and recognize sim
ply an empire. It may Be that il
the course Of time an empire may
come, but it tia not YET IN sight.
tits hardly fair to say.that Ro.
iestvensky vas sin hidinpn BE-.
cause be was found at tie bottom
Of the boat. When q man has
been wounded and bis skull irao.
tursd he can be deposited ia the
bottom Of the boat without any
reflection on hie courage.
Okolona messenger., 1905-06-07

GEO. B. SMITH.
General Passenger Agent
NEw oRLnAFs, Ia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-20
JEALOUSY CAUSED
HOTEL TRAGEDY
Woman Separated From Husband
Shoots and Fatally Wounds
Latter's stenosrapher.
Ny Associated rrcss.l

NEW YORK, Aug. l9.-Mrs. Bca-
trice Young, wife of William G. Young
VINO employs several stcnographcrs in
New York hotels, shot and probably
fatally wounded Mrs. Catherine Nor.
gan in parlor of tho Hotel Imperial
today. where tho latter was employed
by Mr.. Young. Jealousy is believed
to have been the cause Of the shoot.
ing.
Mrs. Young had separated from her
husband and believed Mrs. Morgan 10
he to blame for it. The affair created
almost n panic in the cafes of the no.
tel, which were quickly cmpiicd Of
thclr diners. who rushed to the scene
OF The Shooting.
MIR. Young issued n statement TO-
night in which he said that he had en-
ployed Mrs. Morgan at the request Of
his wife. whose friend Mrs. Morgan
was, and that his relations with her
had simply been those OF EMPLOYER
and cmployc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-20
That is UnmlstakabIe Impression
Among High Officials Of St.
Petersburg Government.
NEW FACTOR IN THE SITUATION
Reception of Cars Manifesto Calling
For National Assembly Said to
Have Strengthened Resolution Not
to Compromise With Japan-Uncle
Sam is Not Exertlng Pressure.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 19-11:5S
u. MAS The time approaches fol
the playing of the last cards at Ports
mouth, there is manifested here among
certain high officials and by the press
and the public the unmistakablc i'm
preston that Russia will not yield ON
the points CT paying an indemnity
as such, or of absolutely ccding SAX
halin to the Japanese.
The Associated Press can state mn.
thoritativey that Emperor Nicholns,
the day preceding the announcement
OF the now national assembly, was
hrmly resolved that he would not nc
ce,ie To the Japanese demand on either
or these Joints and furthermore that
the reception by the people of the as
sembly project has done much to
strengthen him in that resolution.
New Factor in Situation.
The calling into being of the ma
tional assembly is new factor in the
situation. If peace does not result
I'm the Portsmouth conference the war
bids fair TO he Il national one. sup
ported by popular sentiment.
The actually Of the national assem-.
n'H HIS increased among tho people
their personal interests in the Japa.
nese demands and has resulted in
strong expressions from all classes of
society. excepting the extreme radio
ais. that the Russian people should
not pay an indemnity nor code Sakha.
lin.
II can be stated authoritativcly that
the United States is not attempting
10 exercise any influence upon Russia
through ST. Petersburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-20
thc most general terms, the details or
result Of their conference
Witte to Consider Proposition.

result of their conference
Wtte to Consider Proposition.
The ambassador will present The
Presidents proposition to NJ White
tonight and the likelihood is that il
will be transmitted to Emperor Mich
| olas. On the result of its considcra-
ton will depend the fate of the peace
conference
IL is not improbable that before the
ENJOYS meet next Tuesday morning. IL
may he known with some degree of
dcfinitencss whether there is TO he
peace in tho Far East or Il continl-
ancc of the war. Tho President has
been in communication with the great
neutral powers to enlist their support
in Il final effort to secure an honorable
peace. With King Edward he com
municatcd. because Great Britain is Il
practical ally Of japan. and with Prcsi-
dent IOubct, because France is tho
nearest friend of Russia. Germany,
too. was appealed To and The Emperor
is eXcrting his influence for peace.
Through Mr.. Griscom. the American
minister at Toxic. the President also
has been working, but It cannot be as
ccrtaincd whether his efforts have
| been directed toward reduction of
the demands of Japan or not.
Did He Urge Notification
AT the conclusion Of the conference,
| Baron dc ROScns face was wreathct,
in smiles and his manner was quite
genial. The interview evidently had
been entirely satisfactory to him.
President Roosevelt said this even
ing that he could not discuss in any
way his conference with Ambassador
| dc RoScn.
1t is quite evident from the trend of
events today. which made Oyster bay
for an hour the center Of tho peace
| proceedings, that the Russian ENJOYS
are now in possession Of information
that will assist them materially in con-
clmging an agreement with the Japan
| csc ENJOYS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-20
NOTHING CRIMINAL
IN MOORE'S ACTION
Aetna Attorney General Reports on
Case of Scientist Who Developed
Soil incubator.
(ny AssocintcI rrcss.l

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug. 10
Acting Attorney General James C. Me
REYNOLDS has reported to Secretary
wilson, of The Department of Agricul-
turc, ON The charges made against DR..
GEORGE i. Moore. scientist of the
l'ureau OF rant Industry, whose resig
nation was recently accepted. MIR.
McReynclds states that nothing has
been submitted TO him which indicates
any criminal action on the part of DR.
Moore, ana that he does not find any
ming in the matter submitted to him
which justiiics the institution of legal
proceeding in this case.
DR.. Moore is IL scientist who deyclop.
ca soil-inoculator and his business
Win the Nitro-Cnlturc Company OF
WoS, chesier. Pa, form the basis OF
the charges made against him The
report terminates the proceedings in
this case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-20
ROOF COLLAPSING
INJURIES A DOZEN
Boys Climbed on Top of Pavilion
and Cause Serious Accident
at MarbIehead.
dy Associated rrcss.)

MARBLEiEAD, MASS, Aug 49,
a dozen persons were injured tonight
by the collapse of pavilion at Crocker
iark. where large crowd was watch
ing the fireworks in celebration of the
arrival of the New York Yacht Club.
q hundred or more small boys climb
ca on the roof of the building while
Zoo persons, mostly women and chill
dren, were seated below. The weight
or the boys caused the room to COL
lapse.
-Four of those injured were severely
nnrt and were removed In ambulanccs
TO their homes. The others. who were
injured in the rush To escape, sustain
cd only slight bruises.
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HE TRIED TO KEEP
THEM TOGETHER
President, Assisted by Powers, Exer.
cising Influence to Prevent Fail.
ure of Peace Conference.

OYSTER BAY. N Y, Aug. 10
President Roosevelt is exercising his
great influence to prevent a rupture Of
the peace conference mt Portsmouth.
He is engaged in a supreme effort to
induce the ENJOYS OF the bcligercEt
governments to compromise their diff
ferenccs and reach an agreement that
Will result in "just and lasting
peace"
In this effort he has the active and
cordial support of Great Britain,
France and Germany. World wide
pressure is being brought to bear upon
the governments at st. Petersburg and
Toxic not to permit the conference to
fail of affirmative result. 1t can he
said that there is ground for the hope
that 1t will not fail
Baron de Rosen Caller.
Baron dc Rosen, ambassador to the
United States and second Of the Rus.
sian Emperor's ENJOYS to the peace
conference, was with President Roose.
welt at late hour this afternoon Mt
Sagamore Hill He camc to Oyster
Bay by invitation of the President, not
merely to discuss with him the situa-
ton, but To have presented to him by
the President proposition which, il
Is hoped. may resolve the differences
which have arisen between the plcni.
potentiaries Of the two governments.
After his conference with the Prosi.
dent. Baron de Rosen left Immediately
for his summer home ut Magnolia
Mass, where he and NJ. Witte. the
principal Russian envoy expect to
spend Sunday.
Neither President Roosevelt nor
Baron dc Roscn would discuss, over In
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CITIZENS WANT AN
HONEST PRIMARY
Big Mass Meeting Held at Richmond
and Committee Appointed to
Garry Out Idea.
OHy Associated rrcss.)

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. ia mass
meeting of citizens was held in tho
capitol square here this evening in
promotion of the cause Of honesty in
elections with special reference to re-
cent primaries in the city.
Resolutions were adopted providing
for n standing committee to carry out
the purposes of the movement repre-
scented by the meeting. Several thous-
and persons were present.
The speakers were W. l.. Royal,
John Stewart Bryan, editor of the
Timcs-Dispatch, and Irving l.. Camp
bell
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NEWPORT NEWS, VA, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1905

Jefferson parish. a total Of is cnses
nave appeared in Jefferson parish and
five deaths.
Merchandise Cannot Garry Germs.
inc hoard Of trade today sent tho
following telegram to Surgeon General
Wyman:
Simply in the interest of fair play
anu honest dealing and because NOR.
chants Of competitive circles are tell.
ing our customers that our goods are
unsafe, we ask you kindly to give de.
'allcd answer TO the followine
is there any risk involved in out
SIDE points receiving goods Skinned
from New Orleans under the prccn,l.
tionary rules Of your service, and is il
not Il Tact that goods of any kind.
per So, cannot carry Infections?
Surgeon General Wymnn answered.
Merchandise of any kind per sccan.
not carry infection of yellow fever. II
must barber infected mosquitoes 10
do So"
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JAY MAY GET WELL.
Automobile Racer Not So Badly Hurt
as Was Supposed,
u'y Assnci;Itcd Press.

BUFFALO, N. y, Aug. l9.-Wchb
Jay, who was so terribly injured in the
Ten mile automobile race ut Kcnil-
worth Park yesterday, continued TO
improve today.
while he is not yet out of danger
every hour of Improvement will helm
nm to fight the crisis when II comes.
pneumonia and plcurisy have not vet
set Ill. as was anticipated, and his
nnncturcd lcng is not so badly injured
MS was thought. jay was partially
conscious nj times today. but he did
not recognize his wife and his little
boy nj his bedside.