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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08
HARTJE CASE IS
BROUGHT TO
AN END
WlTH BITTER AND SCATHING AR
GUMENTS BY THE OPPOS-
ING COUNSELS.
TO WITHHOLD DECISION
Until Fall Announces Judee--Woman
Brought to Tears During Final
Session of Court-Detec-
tives Are Held.

Pittsburg, Pa. Aug. 7.-Argument
in the Hartje divorce case were con
cluded this afternoon and the case
snbm tied Judge Fraser announced
| that he would take the case under ad
visemant and that his decision may
not be given until late in the fall.
Detectives Staub and 9nderson who
were charged with having stolen
! papers and other articles from the
trunk of Tom" Nadine, during their
search for evidence prior to the Hartic
divorce case, waived hearings today
F. M. King, attorney for Edward Hart
ie who defended them furnished a
bond Of $1,000 for eaca man.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Hartie en-.
dured the final ordeal when the law.
yers made arguments, both lbelant
and respondent getting a hot scoring.
the conclusion for tocay being rapid
fire speech by John Marson for the
libelant.
William b. Rodgers secretary for
counsel for Augustus Hartie opened
for the prosecution. He sought to beat
down the evidence wherein it relates
to the alleged visits of Augustus Hart
je to resorts of questionable charac
ter He pointed out that Mrs. Hartia
had left her husband. the libeant.
lay i'll in bed, and then launched into
his main argument to break down The
testimony of servants and other wit.
nesses called by the Cafense.
Mr. Rodgers referred TO Coachman
Nadine the core Rgndent, as one be,
low Mrs Har'je's social position, and
said that the letters showed only
physical interest in the object of hi.
solicitude She told him to keep his
nailss clean, not to eat fast and TO
battle properly.
1T is these trivial things that
tamp them to my mind as genuine.
Mr.. Rclgers was followed by ]. c.
Ferguson, also of the prosecution. Mr.
Ferguson confin ID his address $ to a !
discussion of the letters, which he de
clared were all written by the same
person.
Marcus w. Acheson then made the |
first plea for the defane. He inclined /
well to the pathetic side of the Gaze, !
and during his address Mrs. Hartje !
was moved to tears.
II WAS announced today That five
persons who are said TO have been in
attendance at the trial will be ar
'estod when a decree has been made
n the case by Judge Fraser.
Charges of conspiracy in connection
With the Hofel Lincoln episode, which
vas dropped by The Attorney for the
plaintiff. it is sad, will be brought
eainst these persons in bohalf Of
lrs Hartje. whose character was at
lcked in the allegation made in the
i'll of particulars. The names of the
ersons aie being guarded closely.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08
WILL COMPLETE ASYLUM.

South Bend. Ind. Aug. THE Fed
eral Union Surety Company. ~ IN
dianapolis. filed formal notice TODAY
with the C0ulty Commis toners. stat
ing that arrangements had been made
with the Miller DOnahue Lumber
Company. OF this city. for The compile
tion Of the new SIS. 600 county asy-
lum buildings. The contract was
abandoned by the Keogan Coustruc.
ion Compan-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08
JURY IS SELECTED
Fer the Investigation Into the Al
legged Shady Methods Of the
Standard OIL Company.

Chicagoo. Aug THE special fed
eral grand jury which is 80 take up
the invest CATION ~ the business
methods Of the Standard oil company
and the transportation Of its product
by various railroads was sworn r.
today before Judge Bctbea Of the
United State district court.
Immediately after taking the oath
the jurors went into srs-ion bus nu
testimony concerning the oil inyesti-
gai on was heard Tho taking ~ evi-
dence will be begun tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08
TRIED m VAIN
D'd The Young Divinity Student tc
Rescue Girl From Drowning.

Beioit. Wis. Aug T. Miss Ruth
MacCnmher. of Reloit aged - years.
daughter of g. n. MacCumher assist
ant stale secretary OF the Cpntrers.
tional Home Missionary society. was
drowned 30 Lake Geneva today while
bathing Henry - Smith. q graduate
IF Reioit college and diFiB ty fgdent
iI trying fo rasrue he nearly ia-f biz
life and his recovery is rot ysi a.
surcd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08
HEARST NEWS ATTITUDE.
Avoid Any Connection With Boon for
Bryan.

Naw York. Aug Norman +
Mack iho Sew York member of the
Democratic national committee. has
announced 10 hi- friends that he will
bring fhe name Of ". j. BRYAN before
he Democrat .c slate oonT ntiou in a
resolution ind9r ine him as the Demo
cratic candidate Tor president in
1905 and there IS much speculation
among politicians as % shat attitude
the supporters Of W r. Hearst wiH
take on the resolution. They have
carefully avoided he BTvsn boom.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08
FOURTEEN ICE MEN INDICTED.

Philadelphia. Aus- THE grand
iury indicted fourteen members Of the
local ice trust for forming a combius
ton 70 corner the ice mstket.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08
DEMOCRATS OF TWO STATES
FAVOR BRYAN AS PRESIDENT
Idaho and Iowa Hold Conventions
Denounced by Latter and Mormonism
by Former

couef DAene Aug After strenuous
democrats OF Idaho placed in nomination adopted
o IN Wmch ahMormonism Is the key
opposition to Dubois nomination
Stocksage for They spontaneous demon
following their
was denunciaton of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08
FUGITIVE CHICAGO BANKERS
HAVE ESCAPED INTO CANADA
Depositors May Get 70 Cents on Dollar from De-
funct Bank--vauIts Robbed, Safety
Boxes Rfed
Eg T !

Theodore Stensland president
OF
of ebankan Of
in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08
DECISION AGAINST NEIL.

Los Angeles, Cal. Aug, Harry
Baker was given the decision tonight
1ver frankie Neil after 20 rounds Of
fast fighting
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08
TRUE E EMoCRATlc
Platform Framed BY Convention De-
nounces Trusts and Tariff.

Waterloo, Ia, Aug. THE Demo-
cratic state convention today nomina-
ed full state ticket. headed by
Claude II. Porter II Appanouse confr
Y. fer governor adopted platform
md adjourned sine die tonight.
The ticket nominated follows.
Governor, Claude 4. Porter. Lien.
tenant Governor, John y. Denisson,
jr.; Secretary Of State, j s. McLuen:
Auditor, G. Il. Munroe; Treasurer. Z.
F. Danforth; Attorney General, Fred
A. Townsend.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08
eoY pRoMnEp IH RlvEs.

ianesFille. Wis Aug. ElHsrI
kuiEbi. = wars cid. wss dn,uucd
while swimming iH The river h re- 90.
dsv
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08

Waterloo. Iowa, Aug. The plat
form unanimously adopted by the
Democratic convention today de-.
nands legislation to destroy trusts
| 'avors the regulation in Iowa, to
rates as low as Interstate rates;
favors two cent pa ss8ger fare:
state primary law that will protect
all parties. the lection of United
states senators by direct vote Of
The people, favors a law to punish
corporations for contributing TO poli;.
lcal funds; expresses sympathy with
he political program of the National
labor leaders. and the asses ment of
railroads in Iowa by a non-part san
commission.
On the tariff and national questions
The platform says:
We believe in tariff for revenue
only and appreciaiing the conditions
" our revenue laws there should he
immediate relief granted the people
who are now being robbed by extor-
'icnate prices exacted under the she!.
or of the tariff We believe the pen
'le OF this country. who produce our
wealth 10 pay our taxes to fight the
battles Of the republic are entitled 10
purchase goods manufactured in this
country as cheaply as people who re.
side abroad We denounce the exfo~.
icn inflicted upon our people unier
3retense of protection as an outrage
'pon the consumer and upon the poor
and upon the laboring people who
produce the wealth Of the country.
Iowa Governor Denounced
We believe the tariff sh MD be rc-
moved from an trust made goods ard
n the removal of an duties on iron.
steel. lumber and coal
We demand the enactment Of such
e-i lation as viii eGcc.ualIy destroy
~ trusts and the strict enforcement
II at laws concerning the same aui
We donouuce the executive q the
tate Of Iowa foy failure u enforce
be existing laws
We favor the election of fr7ise4
tales senators hy tho direct vote
{ he people
We are in favor uf absolute and
nqualified government control of n
'rstaie commerce.
In sympathy Wits Lsbor.
We are heartily in sympathy wiih
'e purposes # the national labor or
IN zations As - fnrfh in the iass
ldrcsses IT Samuel coupers Josa
iicheli and others. railine lstor -
.seri iis political rights a. the hsf.
Z box. ard SO oa-denn ere zuf-
umen' by injunction
The foIIovins aas adde's as an en-
.rsemeni ~ BTFan
We endorse she exalted charzs.es.
tCo.olads1 % Fourth Psss1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08

WINDOW GLASS Is to look through
not at Keep the panes free from dirt
and free from posters. That will mean
more people standing in front looking
at the goods displayed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08

lcOseladsd % FOaith Psss)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08

ONE IDEA AT A TIME ii slI thas
you can carry out successfully and ,ons
idea at time Is al that the public csr \
digest Don't jumble your ads.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-08

tUOnilBusd un FolIth Pager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-30

First mass said in United states af.rr
Revolutionary War. 1871.
Father Dubois visited Richmond. ANA
S1fc mass in the state Capitol Qrst mass
800 Richmond. 1912.
First regularly stationed priest at RiOu-
mOnd. Father r. G.. Mongrand i-qS
Father Xavier Michel second priest Ir
Richmond. ISL.
First gift TO build a church JoscpA Gu-
lego) ISIS.
First chapel IN Richmond. I'm Harcr St.. -
Tobacco Factory, about ISIS
Alexandria had chapel and priest
fore 1871.
Creation of Diocese Of Richmond J..r
II, 1920.
First Bishop OF Richmond. III l,.r
Patrick Kelly. $500
Reached Richmond and settled DOL >..-
folk. 1921.
Bishop Kelly left for Ireland. i,-
Diocese of Richmond admiuist,r.I nr
Archbishop OF Baltimore. lSc2
First Catholic chapel dedicated C...rth
and MarshalN. 1S26.
Archbishop Wnitdcld. of Baitr..re.
visited Richmond. ls2S.
But four priests in Virginia in l>f
Church dedicated tn Norfolk. 1881
Church dedicated in Harper's Ferry.
1888.
Conversions Of -. Peters Catr..-l
laid 1854.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-30
OF CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THIS DIOCESE

pcdicated ST. Peters Cathedral. 1885.
First Sisters of Charity, 1894.
First baptism iu ST. Peters october
18th. 1898
First marriage in ST. Peters. June SUI
l>3f.
Bishop Richard Vincent Whclan made
Bishop of Richmond. December 70. 1870.
E.ght churches and six priests In Viz
rfnia. 1891.
First priest ever ordained i'm Virginia.
l..t. James Hersitt. 1Sf2
First regular German priest, 1s4S.
Diocese Of West Virginia cut out of
Diocese of Richmond. 1850.
Bishop Whclan became Bishop oi
Whc,iiug 1850.
Bishop John NcGm was appointed So
the See of Richmond. 1880.
Ten churches eight priests and 1000
Catholics in 1851.
ST. Mary's Church. dedicated. 1851.
Churches dedicated at Frodor ci-sbgre
and FairfaN 1853
ST. Patuck's Church dedicated 1851.
Thirteen priests. fifteen churches and
1000 Catholics I'm ln0i
Sacred Heart Cathedral lot purchased
uy Bishop McGll lu 1875.
Convent Suns OF Visitation. 1866.
Father Thomas q. Becker. OF Virginia,
became bishop of Wilmington. ISt>.
Father Van dD Nyrcr (nOw bishop
came Co Richmond lS0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-30
BISHOPS THANKS.

your Eminence, Your ENcellency,
Most Rev. Right Rev. and Reverend
Fathers. 0 am grateful TO you for your
presence here this morning at the con-
sccraticn OF this magnificent BUILDING.
and am especially grateful for the
presence OF the Prince Of the Church
and the Delegate Of the Holy Fathers,
who have added much TO make this &C
casion a glorious one.
ut is most fitting upon this Thanks
swing Day 90 return thanks for this
great and beautiful edifcc. You have
helped us On the consecration. and
am grateful 90 each one OF you.
Cunning TO Mr. Thomas r. Ryan,:
lit Is also proper to offer thanks TO
my gracious ana generous friend fer
his Gift to Almighty God Of this grand
Cathecra. fer his generosity was not
20 men. but was desire TO glorify
GOD
"This church is the expression OF
his zeal and loyalty. and 7 cannot suff-
GENTLY express TO him my feeling on
this glorious day. MY clergy and my
people return 10 him their grateful
thanks.
90 dare TO presume upon the preroc-
alive or His Excellency. the Governor
Of Virginia. and His Honor. the Mayor
Of Richmond. to express their thanks
for this splendid building. confident
that they appreciate a gift which beau
tfes the city and which is an orna-
mert TO the State.
May Cod bless you and may God
give you am peace and His benediction.
May GOD bless you. my good frjend. 49,
Bishop Van de Vyver. at Pontihcal
Mass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-30
LATIN INSCRIPTION
IN CORNER STONE

I'm the year OF our Lord 1903. In
tne month OF June. on the 1th day.
leo VIII, being by Divine Providence
Pope; Augustine Van de Wyrve~. bieAop
OF 2lchmond Theodore Pocse,,,,f
President Of the United states; an
drew j. Montague. Governor OF ,rr-
tiniai Richard NJ. Taylor. Mayor of tre
city OF Richmcnd; In the presence Of
augustine Van dc Vyvcr. bisho- Of
Richmond, and many others Of rtqh
dignity. both ciercs and tales. and Of
an the Catholic societies Of Rlchnora.
before large assenahiaqc OF Catho.Ics
and people Of other denominations.
the Most Reverend and Most Exoelient
Dlomede Faiconio. archbishop o. Ia
rissa and Delegate Apostolic % the
Holy See 20 these United Stotee. laid
BLESSED and consented the corner
store cf the Cathedral. dcdIcated 10
tic most Sacred Heart q Jesus. and
by thc HlustrI GUS Thomas F. Ryan.
most munidocntiy donated TO the do
cese."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-30

Bishop McGll died January "a. ISL
b.snop GIBBONS tlcw cardinu) appoint
ca 10 See of Richmond. july 80 1872
Inc Cathedral School finished I'm rS13
1S1A
Father Kahn. of Virginia, made bishop
OF Wheeling 1870.
Bishop Gibbons elevated to archhish0u-
ric of Baltimore 1871
MOnsignOr D'Conncil came as priest 20
st. Peters. 1875.
Father Jansscns. administrator OF do
cese. 1871
Bishop Keane succeeds Bishop Gio-
lous 1873.
aih.r Janssens made bishop Of
Nutclcz. ISL.
Father Van de vyver became vicar
general 1851.
Navlun Brothers came into diocese, 1881
Fl' $50 roiorod church as Jos u..-l. 1857.
catholic Cemetery purchased. 1855.
Archbishop Gibbons made cardinal 1850
Second synod held 1856
Sacred Heart Church dedicated fSs1
Bishop heaue made rector OF univer-
sltf. lssS
Bishop Van 90 v,-vor appointed 20 sec
of Richmond. october 20 1889
Father Kelley. ar Virginia. made B.sh-
n l'Nt
Dedicated church Manchester. 1901
Cornerstone laid OF Sacred Heart Ca
tnedral juno &. 1873
Sacred Heart Cathedral completed. Au-
sacrel T1eor' cathedral consecrated.
November On. 1905
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-30
SOMETHING ABOUT
PRELATES HERE
Brief Sketches Of Sons Of Arch
bishops and Bishops of
Attendance.


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was cousecrated bishop ~ Lacedouil.
and was raised on November -. 1888. go
be- archbishop OF Acereuza and Matcra.
in Hasil "ata- he was apostolic delegate
i' Daiit-a iroin 1893 20 -'L' since winch
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.'''-r ooi"'".oI archbishop Of St Louis.
on octooer i5th. OF the same year. be
succeeded Archbishop Kahn. who had just
uied' as archbishop Of st. Louis
Afe hoishop John Joseph Keane was born
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-30
DESCRIPTION OF CATHED AL,
Something About Great Building and Mr. and Mrs Tboe
r. Ryan Who Gave Il TO Dioee e Of Richmond

AcItEb HEART CATHEDRAL. tLc
y magnificent structur-. v.i-n is t.
day tAc most splendid church edi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-30

Bishop Patrick Anthony Luddon was
consecrated First Bishc) # Syracuse. n.
y May ], 1857. He was Oor1 IT, Castelar,,
Ireland. in 1886. he sfuiied az st.
Ariath's Coiiege. Tuan Gralana. ana ut
the Grand Seminaire. Montreal, Canada.
ln 1854, Ae was ordained priest. H. Jas
assistant at the Immaculate Conception
Cathedral Albany. y. T.. rector OF Al
hany Cathedral. and vicar-General Of the
diocese. successfully from 1871 20 1850.
From that time TO 1857. he was pastor
Of ST. Peters Church. lie was present
at the ocumcnicM council. Rome. in 1862.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
QUINN DISCREDITED.
Priest Calls Him an Impostor. and
Marriages by Him Void.

Father Edward L. McGoldrick, assistant pastor
OF 81 Mtchaels Church, Brooklyn, last night de-
scribed Charles 8. Quinn. the supposed priest. who
was found dead with a woman on Thursday. as an
impostor. who had never won the right to priestly
orders
occurred TO me that the marriages he had per-
formed would be void in the Church., he said Il
think 1t is better to let those who may have been
married by the man know that he could not
legally perform the priesty functions. and that
their marriage ceremonies will have to be per-
formed over again. How he obtained the assistant
pastorship Of ST. Agnes's Church in Atlantic High
lands cannot understand. He must have imposed
upon the Bishop Of the diocese with false cre-
dentials."
Father McGoldrick went to the n1orgue Friday
night and identified Quinns body as that of stu
cent whom he had known in All Halows' Semi
his first year there. Father McGoldrck said, fo-
visiting nurse in of the city's hospitals, for
had been admitted to iS the institution had BEEN
saw nothing more of him., continued Father
McGoldrlck MI until two years ago when he called
quit the priesthood and had received orders in an
English mission. I asked him to show me his
him again in the Pennsylvania terminal in Jersey
city SIX months ago, dressed in clerical garb, but
he 50 dressed He "b borroWed money in Brook
ouinns body was removed move III from m the Morgue last
haS1 hlght uca on permit from Coroner Acrits The
and Second avenue, undertaken.
MI. Delaney said he would bury the body at his
Did you remove the body. and are you going to
bury it at the nstigat9n of any of the clergy Of
am NJ a Catholic. and the man died in my parish and
Mr. Baney SAID GiS m to hongY osY hs there Would be
trouble In burying the body in Catholic cemetery
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

MONDAY. DECEMBER IT.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
VAULTS UNDER FIFTH AVENUE.
John D. Crimmins Tells Ellison That Re-
moval Will Be Difficult.

John D. Crmmins. who has been interested in
Corporation Counsel Ellison's plan to widen Fifth
avenue. since the decision CT the Supreme Court
against the Knickerbocker Trust Cornpanv's pro-
Jecting building on the stoop line. has written to
Mr.. Ellison about the vaults under the sidewalks,
for which he said permits had been given to mer-
chants Mr. Crmminss letter. in part. follows
vat1ons made in the street to distance OF thirty
feet from the house line. An owner assumed when
he received a permit for a vault from the city.
Tor which he pays nominal sum. that he had
full right and authority for the location of this
vault at this distance into the roadway, and ne
has the right to assume that the department.
granting the permit has that authority. 1t seems
to me that this may become a hardship the
owner when he finds that If you succeed in your
efforts TO have the avenue restored 10. near
the original plan he may have to give up this
space
You are possibly advised that under the side
walks and in the vault space there most
penslve and extensive erections and they
seSSed After the assessor appraseS the value of
a building he determines the value of the vault.
In some cases these vaults assessed above
S50GOS Vaults that have been built into the street
beyond the established curb line must remain
until 1.-THE conclusion of the litigation. But every
vault that is extended these l noticed to-day
are being extended creates additional opponent.
who has the value he expended in the vault to de-
fend against your efforts in the litigation which
you are carrying on.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
OFFERINGS At THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTISE
MENTS IN TODAYS ISSUE.

sale of women's winter skirts. suits coats and fur
niture. all desirab BILE for holiday presents.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS Brooklyn. offer values
this week in furniture. music cabinets desks. arm
chairs and Christmas ribbons.
THE BROOKLYN FURNITURE COMPANY.
Brooklyn announces a sale of bookcases. library
tables and desks.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. Broadway and
18th street. direct attention to sale of animal skin
rugs including skins of lions. tigers. polar and
grizzly bears and silks.
JOHN DANIELL SONS & SONS, Broadway. he
tween sth and eth streets. offer special values this
week in gloves stationery and desk requisites.
SIMPSON CRAWFORD co, Sixth avenue. be-
tween 10Th and 10Th streets. announce a sale be-
ginning tomorrow, of furs and fur lined coats.
LORD & TAYLOR. Broadway and 10Th street
Fifth avenue and 18th street, advertise assort-
ment of calendars. Christmas cards. labels and doll
sets They also call attention to sale or toilet
goods. mems furnishings, dressing gowns blanket
robes Oriental rugs and gloves. petticoats aprons
and infants wear
B. ALTMAN & CO. Fifth avenue, between s,th
and 35th streets offer assortment of automobile
and driving garments. mems furnishings and parIor
and bedroom requisites: also a collection OF
Oriental rugs in small sizes They offer snacial
values in blouse patterns, lace neCltWear and
women's silk hosiery, and call attention to a sale
on Wednesday of fur garments muffs and neck,
pieces.
STERN BROTHERS, West 2sd street advertise
for tomorrow a sale OF women's walking suits
japanese quilted house gowns. women's blouses
and waists black dress silks. mems and wonau's
umbrellas imported canes house and nateI4sse
coats for men. and boys and children's Clothing.
tons In objects of art and bric-A-braC leather
goods, 1ewery, silverware, fans. bags and frames.