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I Ti 1 4 I Tm y lomly WI lonluM Tmm nml < trI I ¬ m tb t1 ij 1t11t County lit Iadiicah moro people hnil McCrarkcn read The I I41tFU + ti i L Hun thnn any other pnptr L I VOL XVII NO 293 PADUCAH KENTUCKY ITHUESDAY EVENING DEC 7 1905 10 CENTS PER WEEK I MUTINY IS KAMPANT L 1 > IN MANY PROVINCES I t- it > Father Gopon CO 1demnedtDieilIlRus 1 1I I sian Officer Assassinated I J i I Revolutionists Reported to Have Captured l lOlOOO Rifles Conditions Seem to Be Worse L i Kt Petersburg Yin 1 Kydtknhtwn Dei 7 The revwlutloiiary l UwlerH have rvcelvwi 1 Nerret iiifonimilon by l tniplntt tehKntpli wires that ihciwv oludiinnry prop fiuidH Id rani pant In IIINII jirovlnciit niui ilcflarcd flint niu t tlnccrti at Kknlfrliioslav haoenIt4Hr iil tlin arwnnl uud iiizei tm tlioMs nnd rlllcN whlrli t tliejr dliftrlliHtvil 111110111 tlltI IlcoJh TJiu tuwlI or Joxorossiiiif lAF ivntlmM t Jo mutineers At KllaiIilliMa a Hiutlny hR1I lie RIIII Tlicro hJlHittrft l > IH < i uL AM > I iilinnd iMfidroiiH ofTavnVrjr who inn tlitrered yititcrdny rontrol many 4innll towirt hut nro cald to be crtmU lug no dItUrbflhCCfi1 i Fnt tier OOJMMJ Coiideinnwl 1 t St Pet r8btlrs Via Erffeunen Decs Father Oopon leader Clrlho wt worklngmsn at ids 4aceptlon of th- eI I labor trouUjeH nearly a year i ago which led td the present revolution ¬ ary movement >vns t toduy1 condemn ¬ ed to death by a tribunal named by I tbo central revolutionary committee Two emissaries of the committee are j jnamld to carry out Uia sentenqe trechCrrtbf11O t CBIIBO of paeoutho t charge Hftftlnst Father Qopoiu Blhce 4 f his return to Hussla ho has argued l l- t strongly against n continuation Of tho IJlrlktlI Huvdaii < Jinerhl Killed I London flOe iTh St Peter t burs cbrrcipfcadcjiUt at t < ft ToratTh1- n i a dispatch eny 2 Lteutonnnt General EAro1T14oi nor mlnUtetldft wtvr Van asaoiftriht oc1 The fjovonrunoift had deputed Sak lioroIT to vUlt tim prpvlgociofeara toff for the purpito of qiSJHnat tlle Agrarian riots A wonj nboow8lc to I thq eo t ailed FlyCnj columns qr rovpiullon nry inovement orfCoJ r at to govor aors house at noon andasTcod C to OM Sakharoff 1Sha fired three ccvolvor ehotflat the general killing him on the spot CrlslH For Vltte Berlin Dec 7Tho Tajrlbloitfl HI Petersburg correspondent ray Tho ultutttlon Is vlslWy gro laijr worto Tho critical 1 moment for WMto u omlns whon Wto llbcul el ments will domaad Ms tojl natlon A resolution 1 by fliii asilcurturlsts at Moscow dqmawdin < 5 the Immo luto I dismissal of j the vrfwnt cablndt de ¬ notes tho begnnns of a inmx > mcn away from Utte and the signs Indi ¬ auto that Oils movement will gain In iitonslty soonk Soldiers StarvliiR Paris Dc 7Ts Mattnj SL Potersburj correspondent says that totters roMlvodi fram >tantHuvla J ecrlho 4 terrible cctuutloh wmoas the soMlors thsro 11111I10n i pracfcoally aro rlarvlns nnd refuse to 1litei iu t to their officers Hnrljln feai Jiacva plitayoJ nnd fh pojltlpni o Oeaefu Ltab vltch I la nn exiiratii fy dlfllniU ceo nccordlnjj to theets < f IiiMin i cct on of CJnrvlMin HHJlhl lrrho ort pon 1 ont at tlm Time 1 i St Ptftorabur says I am Informed on cvoJat au ¬ bihorlty tfcat n I lovolt of tlie St t Jot rs ffburr Karrjson < s certain to occur 1 1 OVlprlper8prnthrrowlng de ¬ tails of whipping by order of Goner nl Sakaharoff of pchsants whom he h Time Retail Merchants Association At its niectfng last night inylted Messrs Speedand Shaw of nioom Ington ill back t to Paducah to make arrnugvinuiitn for the Chnutauqun cbxt summer r Thew Ejntlemon were here n few dayo their proposition before tho Commercial club Chautau c t hav len very suceeMful in oilier Kentucky cities and the mner- c chanta Jn PaducaU have t takes Jjlndly to the ida and vtJ1 4vUU the IIIN < r wmwnt to pacify JJSJ Financial Crush Kxpccted SL Petrsbuig Iec7 = Many cit ea and banks are In n precarious po ¬ sition and a neat financial crash secml imminent l I 1 IMIO Jewish KtiidonU Killed Berlin Dec 7It local branch of the Kufislan rovof itfoniatn has re celypd Information that a reign oi terror oxlata at Kleff Reports say that drunken mobs of roughs are kill Ing Jewish students nnd middle class rofprmcrs According to reports J 800 havo been killed 16 I t 1 KV l WIIKOK HODIFV AVeOM1X1iwitS WHKCKA 3 I j c LO 7 A I Flint PHSKCIIKCT nnil Freight OH the 4ViliOli Pnclllc Collided ifi Hcuil On Cheyenne Wyo Dec 7The- afl bound Oyorlanq limited on the Union Pacific and west bound freight collided headonrtt Wilkins lasVnlght At least 1C people wero killed and many Injured Among the dead aro the engineers and firemen of both trains nnd soy ¬ ral pasenger T1e tract Is torn up- I for I B great distance Tha car othb flyer wcrodemol Ishcd und thrown from the track The wreckago caught fire and a number 3f bodies wore probably Incinerated j t Ten TWIIR hi fJ lDny I dice New York Dee 7Ten tvam Jurvlve In tho 1Ix day bicycle race and interest In tbo annual grnO iooins to too one judging from thr ftttendanto ft Uell r saT8 ctll In the load and afo llkoly < o hodl if barring accidents Until the flna jtrujtglc Saturday 4 lllinrt to AtoniH Hy Dynamite rlllndld flee 7A blast of dynamite exploded prematurely among n gang of workmen on tha Wabash extension thia morning All uicaped except one who vms blown to plocc TODAYS MARKET Wheat Opca Close DecLJ SOy 80 May 8281 Corn Dcc 1V io May a 0 fi t i 0 tl II 0Gl otu Doe biO OIL f Iayh 1 J1Y 31 Ioka 1 lft Janj lj1li j352- pottua f7 iI I Dec 1LSD 11S9 Tan lwnO1 12tQ Mch ivVjri227 i2i May 11242 1245 Stockr J L C k17C 170 IJ N i504 162 Udg i 3C 130 T 01 1 120 13Ci Monoy lCfli27 per cent Retail Merchants InvIte Chauttuqua Men Rack and Promise Ass istinc e J IIgonMlnlll tquad KILLED I nos timeR to return ajid mako ar rnngments for hpldlng the Chan tauaua next summer The time place qnd other dbtalle f nro tcF be rfeclilCJ1 ou liitfsr x of the merchants i last I ITbonctlon the question ofWholhar I JdI eratlpn they desired and asked Tho I month wjll be June but tle wedk Is knot 444d OR I 4 IMPORTANT CHAUGE IN CRIMINAL LAV Senator JWIieelerCMpbelllo Introduce a 13tH i lohg Awny Wllli the Vnlso Prctoiisc Statute Which lit TliliikrlH Lf Unjiti4t < SKNDS MnX TO i PKX lOIl A5IIMK it t thfl efforts of Senator J Wheel ¬ er Oaraplwll Il re suocossful the stat ¬ utory law partalnlns to the orinro ot obtaining mont by falso prot nse wKf be TOndeped 0n potty larceny orjnio ivvheru the amouini Inrolvcd Is uideli2 > the Amount specified us Uif mnlmuni In dpforhilnlng grand kircony of wso4 For yeari xlofewdahta bane boon sent to the pont 1t TilrDm this collutr a uehisaafromotmier counUct for o1iiIr1hg money by fnlw ro tenwai who 3 the amount involved haibfVa n3JU t t ia8 five or ton CflltS It 13nfact that In one Ceivtancc a at rro luau too 416 noighbora codor vratbr i bucket wdrtto but ten Coats OOI1fAI Ho was arrested tried 1Orthftcol of obtaining non ¬ ey iiy EaCie iireteases bocaue the buckotSvaa not his and hd had repi retentenj fakfily btl 1 was In order I to oltaln Urn boor Other oflses similar to thOs have OClIuiuritki 1119 oirrgtTon tScna lorQiimi b lland ho IntfrndB to draft a law ivhleif he hopoa WIll f do away WILl hopreent taw 1 have studIed the tnattar tlnk oughbvi JhM cxplalnodtb aTcpdrtcr 4Ma aftflrxioflin ttnd I honestly do not brfJova that 0 defendant shouM be maido to Lu JwerforlL folony chnrgwwhze fho amount InvolvcU Is loss tban 20 in cases whord they are changed with obtalnuS money by false pins I do not bollova tluxt 3 de f < Sirdaht sao FJ bo mad fo tra ivver fa a f ony for Stealing an over ooatAnd celling it for 150 when AnotTioJ person may go oat end sieh- lH3lrOuii 1 1iavo to ansWer only for petty greeny Tho nan who rejJs X stolen overcoat usually goes about t t openly wtora the oAn > r can tovo a chanro to protect himseflf or the buyer either as far na that Is ton Mined and of th two orhuos I think iliM man who steals thocwt and sails tt hi u MOO Ici9 ban Ua dthcr feH foW I Intend to draft a measure and prosentlt t to tlid fes aluro thw win ¬ ter malitas the ortnifl toot of potty larceny when the amount Involved I to 1 s tton 20 if it J3 more then Uiftke It gcaad larceny or obtaIning money by false ijwtKtoses either ono loins as tvrlou sa ftijJQcthtlr acud differing Jn namo only ts far as the puinthig l arkOUI euectily I have scoa many of fbeso catoj in courts here and base rayoplaiJoTi on eiionalob OrvatIqn tomator Cimplrmti I wlU undouMed y receive the aid and cooperation ofWany lawyers InIt As the law now stands n inn can commit a poUr tire ft aytdfjaaarf 10 worth a nlclclo s 1t l Jf I Mil l bo- p tot to itho eJat lO prteJa for rom otto M thrw JC37 z to ibsrf od1 at <rJoHiVd anA haut od ut tJio cxpauoa of the tax ¬ payers wlrKo poimi other man may steal 1 1999 in money or HOpetti 3r 399itlme3 more than th0 first mani ind p ol only a few months i I JIIJI i ovar more than one yat to Jail JOCKIJV TO WKD t lslnrriage Will He CuliiiJiiutloii IIi j > Jlonte Carlo Ilomancc 1 t t jaai JmtiClfooDcc 7Tho mar HaKor Johnnk Uloff the Jockey 1 hi o take place in Monte CarJo the that t qr Ftyt of January The > rido Is voo daughter of Chas Domman train pr for K limund BTanche owner of Monte Cafto Tlie m iMtoi9i Is a cul ntlrvatlon o a ron J 00 bosun at the race track In he eatly narb of the I Jockcyfl catoa at Mmto Oarjo JUMPKI J FHOJr HIHDGK Uiikiioxvn Jlin DrbiviKHl In Prosrncc of Vljiny nt St Paul St Paul I Doe 7An unkmow man jutifilsifrom tSrc RofcststrA f t arUg In tho centre of thri city to hfl 1IltI IrlrlvcrJ1J In tho eorCe of n tiaaiwl 1 IJcThJ Wi7 trngcJJlut sircalit five mJiutts llcaeJ live uJcJcHs mldsi jiho l ico cakei end eanicLTftO police and siatcrx I 1owatchd hilJ8trlJt 3 W were unabte to auieu him 7 VSUIClJgS Itnlli Live lii Louisville nnd Took Cur IioIic l Acid Loulsvlilev l rDcc 7a4I- ekh thlrtyfiVe niilra of age cocn inlttod ulcfJe In the rear of hjs gro- cery and dPi yat Seventeenth and Duncan treet t8 by taking canlbollA acl < l Heidi J jeaves it wife and OOP son Jonn Leyere ar a WWkriown derman rffsyent of the East End coromlteJdi6UicIdo at Ids ihome at rin early hour by wallowlng tho con tirats of an ounce bottle of curbbilc ncld In a letjer written rfiprtly be ¬ fore t taking thcfiery drntlxht thnt t trjbuted the deed to the aoL of a w > n arid fcquested that ho ls not allowed to attend the funeral APPOINTED JUAHOIAX In ordii That the Young Lady Could iun F 0 Rudolph public guardian was yesterday nfternootx appointed guardian for Emma Davis In order that alto be married The girl J la under legal ago timid having no parent made a motion that she have a guardian appointed County Tudgo Llghtfoot appointed > publtc Guardian Rudolph and he gave consent and a license was issued the girl to rnarry Arthur Burton LUMBERMEN WIN COMPLETE VICTORY Railroad Co imnJssion Grants AU Their Requests i Itnlhouds Must Xow I ncvIseTlieir5 l TarlUrt Qn Lumber Logs aiiari c Ciosstles t J 1 UKFUXDS ftlK I IHSAPPHOVED LofcUvlKe Ky Dae 7The Keni tucky railroad toawnlealoa hanStd down its opinion aod ordiar in the complaint ena of the JCoianan Lam bar company of Louisville and oth- er ¬ Callroads of iCortuciky Time de cGton ds a sweeping victory for the umcarmbll 13S 4hy ganoI var- ypoat > for which thoy coritended Under tbs decision otlhe contOTls lIon railroads are required to revise Unor Tabs oa toa nodi luiBb r antf transport crowlss nt itho ioimber rate Xo cliarg 4s to ba exacted for Iu iltlli the Standards urad en flat corsfn trawsportatla of SOSB Theirate on wnhnit hcpy nnl ce Jar lpill ito be the tarn as charge forcak popular and gum Tho com hlEiicoa also codenmnecb tho practice of Refunds aHowbd by railroads Jn tome cases on tos shipments I I IXQUKST HELD I llody of Xciw Vork Sinn Swillinl anti Coroner Invcstljiatfd Coroner Chorjea Qrow lbs morn- Ing ¬ held attlaquest orefthQ body o tJesnls OConnor who died on hh asojlne i5nch yesterday mornCn at the foot of Esab3th street Phi Jeceassd dlol suddrdly He tad fljeon attended cvlco by a physic i m 4Ul4i j pytanhd eea him for some tme bofoto tei died Ho was uppaed to have pneumonia but subsequent to the doctors last Visit began to swoCl hhd show sign of dropsy He dtoa suddenly and Coromur Crow thought It nocessary W Jnyoa 4pe Tho verdict of the Jury AVOS tenth from tt ccTpllcatino of disoasoj TnelnnTy TVI being hodl pJifciUng word tiftm his brother In Xo >v Vorkk v ALSITKD OLD IIOMK i Air W> P Denny Hero Fn m liouls- tana On it Visit rW P Dxmy of SUrivipart IJi Is in lie city CQ ft visit to old fflondr- tpd ruaUvoi HoJQft Kentucky Ivir lye years s VTO vad tMa Is hiVftref- vWt home Ho has relative alt ovo tho county and a brothsr 11r4 J iL Oiany lives nt rnh mvIUoJ11f vlsHor wllKbo at Kw Now lUcbmohd tottlJ for 1t veral days and will h then Visit a numbn1 O f re Uvea On the lIuJ tUu iot ehiigota1t Feast f fof Iinniaciilnto Cnnreptlon iiXow Is t tilt Jit of r iI lt macujato Oaaw aji dwfl l be ob f pv4 n ttbo Stu I FV BFU 4j Si OatioIc cbmth by flt v > i 7 and liO a TJJ TJvo flight Iljverend Georo McCkyot Louisville bWha op oQ < hl acceEe 1if Kentucky will I ntjoi SMITHLAND MAN IS DEAD IN DENVER Attorney a W d Watts Dies There Very Unexpectedly Won Well Known and Popular Minn 4 Identified Fully It Is Said i AUHOI PIIOMIXKXT FAMILA DBATH FROM III3MOKIUIAGE Time Rain this afternoon received the following telegram enVllCoO Dec 7 1005 Evening Sun Paducoh Ky C W Vntts lawyer of Hmlthland Ky found lead In hotel yesterday Cau y hemorrhage It 1 Rollins CoroucB S A teiegrnpV received today by rel atlves oot Attorney CbarlesW SVattSj until recently of Smltbland Livingston county contained the Startling information that ho was lead at Deliver Col 1 At first It was jelleved that the report was a into ako but this afternoon It ls an aounced that the body baa been i > ps lvely Identified as that of the yburig Smlthland attorney and had been br Jered shipped t to SuiHhland for bur- Ial ¬ The first telegram amo from Mr li MossTerryot Louisville who married Miss Maggie JJcCleHand for iierlr of Paducah It seems that Mrl i Watts before going west on Novom ¬ ber A secured from Mr Terry nlt- er of introduction to someone Izi the tyjest and this la all that Will found nix the dead man by wJylch he could tie Identified A telegram was sent front Denver to Mr Terry at Xibuis vllle and he promptly notified tho young man s relatives 4n Smlthland ind here that the letter found was Mie he gave Mr Watts Among the piirig mans relative hreaMra William Hughes wlf J of the well flown banker Judge William Mar lie and Mrs J C Flournoyj V Friends hero this afternoon state hata message from Clem Xunn for flatly of Marlon Ky but now of Denver states that the body is that jf Mr Watts whom he knew ana dontlfled The remains wore then or lered shipped home The deceased was a well known at Iorney and was about 44 years old Te was a son of the late1 Courtney Watts ono of Livingstons moat il Ustrlous men who made a fortune It Liverpool Ens In the old Watts Given company which had a world wide reputation While a child tho loceased had the misfortune to ba hopped by his nurse and became a ripple Ills father lavished money in him from his Infancy and when ho became of ago sent him to Cam ¬ bridge England to be cducatedand jo subsequently finished his educa ¬ Lion in Paris France He studied for tho priesthood but did not enter the nlulstry instead later studying law Ho was one of the lest educated men n the sthfo of Kentucky and was in uldltlon quite wealthy When tho late T Everett Butlor wont west for his health he was UIQ3 Democratic nominee for county at ¬ torney 11 Livingston which he re ligned In tile primary which follow id I Mr Watte was an unsuccessful candidate for tho nomination He announbed over a month ago that he was going to California and Aria supposed to have gone there It was not known that ho was in Denver lid It Is said his frlcndrf had not eard from his since ho left Kentuc ¬ fltls noV believed that h j Etoppid jvor there to see the lato Mr Butler who was a groat friend and whose tome at Smlthland Mr Watts bought when Mr Butler went west Tho deceased wait single and has n sIster In ftf ton county He dIed n 1he Drown Palaco hotel and no particulars of his death land been re- ceived up t to this afternoon AllH COM I NO HACK Cereal Mill aunt Skewer Plant Pro innUTH to Return I Mr J JShcpard tho cereal man of ilttsburg WJio 1 Is now In Ohio Una written ihn Commercial club that he will bo 4n Paducah thortly to begin acthTj work 1frt 44 lHt USlm 1 1U Wg 1 plant Tho promoters of tho skewcjr Plii aaro wrtten Secretary Coons tlin they vIiI conic lo Paducali in a fcixv days for the purpose of Investigat ¬ ing fiUTthqr and attomptiagr to coiq phc4q ananwrcftntB by which J V IAEint t may be he atd in Pltdt 1 HBGULAlt JIKKTIXQ or the Hoard of Aldenneii Will lit lIcW Tonight The board of nldernien wilt meet tonight in regular s lHllonbut Al- dermen I ¬ Parley and Miller with May ¬ absentI business to transact the business of the council Monday night being chiefly routine work There are several ordinances to bo acted on among them the ordi ¬ nan e prohibiting lewd women from entering or loitering about saloons The council refused to tnko action until the board of aldermen had net ¬ cdns two former attempts to pass such an ordinance fnllad ifiecause tho aldermen turned it down CHICAGO DISPATCHER hero to Ilcllcvo Local Men During I Infection rP J Carter dispatcher from arrived this morning to tlcago tho local t t C dsipatchlri emcee whllo the local dispatchers go osor Oip roa1i Ito learn sdlhs etc Tbls4nakea thif second ds alcher lo conic to work temporarily The lo rd force ot dispatchers has not made i tour of the road In some time and deetred to become better acqualnUid with tng division OPEN SESSION OP- COMMERCIAL CLUB t I Metropolis Commercial Invite to Attend J Meeting Ml Karl Pnlincr Will Preside i anti Ant AtlractivcL Progiwni hats > licen Prepared t i AND KVKHVHpDY ife INTITED t it A special open session of the Com mercJal and rManufacturersAssbcdai j5e9tuckIl1leat mcnclnf at7tiOsharp s i Tho program ls I i Presiding Ofllcer Mr Earl Pal 1 mOl Address by A J Decker Cooperation of Commercial dubs with City Admtnistrations Uon D A Yelser Mayor City Paducah Civic Pride Rev W E Cave Back SlIdersIIouJ Cj Flour not i 4v i Citys Progress Hon ChaaK Wheeler Short Talks from the Audience v Immigration Hon E W Bagh- ySaaltntlUnDrD O Murfell Tho Commercial club from Me ¬ tropolis has been invited and It is expected that they will attend In a body and It is especially desired that avery business man and laboring man In Paducah attend and bring wives and friends The farmer of McCrae I keri county who are Interested in the development of their surrounding neighborhood and the general im- provement ¬ of their welfare are ur- gently ¬ Invited to attend this open session MAXAOKIt HLEKCKEU WILL S STOP SPITTIXG IX An- SI g MiuiiiKcr Illcecker of the Street Halhvny company stated I today lint he intended to en force the nntisplttliig law on the earn Curtis aro being print 4 ttl 1 now > anti will be posted In nil I Ith jtrect ears railing attention j 21 uf ihu linv j to tin pulilic y- A Sonw men do pot think It Un- sanitary < J- tS to SIt in a lurl tumid ex pectorate till over tho floor In j A Jimii liihtiincis thero art ladlis t ttv Ii i stop It It is tho against time law to Bjilt on tho pIIlHollI of visas wild MiiunRer Ulecck r i Is X going to nee tutu time Imv I Is rig > j Idly enforml Tills law Is hi jr j- rv cifect In nil barge cities ft w ii iil OVKItPOWKUEl OFFICEHS Mob nt ClovrJnnd JIls Then Hnnp tod n XVgtO Gtevftland illsar Doc 7fewlitS- ooth a uoKro iras lyuchod noar towo last night Who a warrant was served on him for obtaining goods by alto protoivaoa ho flnnl on ofilcorn wounding u deputy Ho was captur pl 1 wh41p l on his Way to Clevetandl A pub ovvirpovyeTed the olficora and hauzcd lilHi > v STRANGE THINGS FROM tM WIRES Indiana WomanWaits4OYeiirs for Her Husband j < i Train Rnowbouiuli Four Dnysiniid l P- fceiiRDrs Lived On Oyslersiuid Whllkrf I v i CIIAUXCEV IIKPKW KKSIQXS Ii Vfaitffl 40 Yonrsr For Husband Terre tiautiVlnd Pw7i IiHi El2ai eth i > Copote d agcd92jIg dead at New Joeban nFor forty years she toad put a pteto on the table for l Fl 1 Lived On Oysters anti Vlilskey StPaulMlnon Dec 7irrXlpatA o J oysters and a caie of iyifafctkey found In the pspress car opTr tflVpas HV gra oa it mlSro 4 tTattf to ort hIa Iwta olive while the train wO sialletf fotfr dwygby snowdrlfte There wire alxteeit passengers Itt addl1ntotme crow and time oytcrp wcire fried la thetmoafc informal lway on a coal ahOY el J I t > 11 Iiiiuiitey ltesigns iWashlngtonif D C Doe 7Sei1il or Chauncoy Depow of sow Y6fk has tendered his nislcnathm sa dl ¬ rector of the Equitable Life Asaufe T once society It will foe presented to tie board of diTectors tsnoxt mitetlng vv I S KIHo1 ivifeasul Hlmnclf 0 St J Louis Mo Dec 7As the omit come oflJ iu r 1i fqr1l17iOQ IJ herltanocL which Mnsut tranBfwresr fo his wife Rpfne time ago Charts E Bosse today iptand moriilly wounded his wtre dk1Uod himself 1 t I Play Killed Roy BUCJTUS p Dfac 7LlLLio Paid MoKo3hnnot Chtulsdirno lionie laCY from school and while tic tlUg ac the dinner tiabledf pP ddeid Ia hail nvptured a 1> pod vosseljiyrliiio tl play ltJ ls supiwsed f f > + May RoiL Cigarettes f Omaha Nob ficj 7pistrlc Judge Kittened > ruiod in a case that the anticigafetto Jaw tOtlSjtotllQ hlbit a man from tolling a clgaretle for Ma own uco The ease was ln etltuted by tim tobacco companies c KBXTUCKY OlUIf mIll nt Cnlro Aildlce > lto Use of Drugs Cairo 111 Dec 7Mri Fannlo Little a young willie woman died josterday morning at her boarding- house Xo 414 Eighth street as a result of tuberculosis The report was clrculait d that the youns woman had committed suJcldo but this iheA physician d tenOo3f BtatlnBT that her death was the result of natural caxis consequently there wiXi bo no in Ios Lt hId over the remains The young wccnan wes addicted ito the usa of morphine having ac IqulredlhoE habit fiotnp years ath wh1o iiaftorlng ifrom rheumatism It was thought her death was cauyed from taking an owrdose of time drug alt fiovcral empty Itth3t lMtl1f contained mocplx o laud J been dlscov l eredi In her apartments Who deccastdi was employed as a cook on the Carrie V Site hind bon complilrilnj of her health for some time Beg unable to perform him duties she had tnlccu1 hiy ofT Item mother has arrlVcd and will Accompany the ccimaiais to narlWv Ky where the raiislasjiVXl ba iluswr Jed J rt J 11J If 1 VJNISHIXCrUP Jt I I 1 Street Work OH llptii JinViboiiVmia Ke7itucky V1 t 1f t The contractors are finishing up Kentucky avenue today Time brick between the street car tracks are be- Ing ¬ laid and by nlglt time street wiltm i be ready for usa except for tho roll Ing and putting In of concrete filling The work on Jefferson street watt delayed by the froez but workmen sro today finishing the grading anti concrete work and before next week if tho wonthor continues the street will bo finished Pmliirnlmn JIuiTwl In Cairo Todays Cairo Bulletin says Vtlnesday afternoon Judge A Comings united In marriage Bert ICing of Paducalu an 29 c and MhO I Flora Froelky of VJucennM ItItiIG tV Y

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Revolutionists Reported to Have Captured llOlOOO

Rifles Conditions Seem to Be WorseL i

Kt Petersburg Yin1 KydtknhtwnDei 7 The revwlutloiiaryl UwlerHhave rvcelvwi1 Nerret iiifonimilon byl

tniplntt tehKntpli wires that ihciwvoludiinnry prop fiuidH Id rani pant InIIINII jirovlnciit niui ilcflarcd flint niuttlnccrti at Kknlfrliioslav haoenIt4Hriil tlin arwnnl uud iiizei tm tlioMs

nnd rlllcN whlrli ttliejr dliftrlliHtvil111110111 tlltI IlcoJh

TJiu tuwlI or Joxorossiiiif lAFivntlmM tJo mutineers

At KllaiIilliMa a Hiutlny hR1IlieRIIII Tlicro hJlHittrftl > IH < iuL AM >

I iilinnd iMfidroiiH ofTavnVrjr who inntlitrered yititcrdny rontrol many

4innll towirt hut nro cald to be crtmUlug no dItUrbflhCCfi1

iFnt tier OOJMMJ Coiideinnwl1

t St Pet r8btlrs Via Erffeunen Decs

Father Oopon leader Clrlhowt worklngmsn at ids 4aceptlon of th-

eI

Ilabor trouUjeH nearly a yeari agowhich led td the present revolution ¬

ary movement >vns ttoduy1 condemn ¬

ed to death by a tribunal named by

I tbo central revolutionary committeeTwo emissaries of the committee are

jjnamld to carry out Uia sentenqetrechCrrtbf11Ot CBIIBO of paeouthotcharge Hftftlnst Father Qopoiu Blhce

4f his return to Hussla ho has arguedll-

t strongly against n continuation Of

tho IJlrlktlIHuvdaii < Jinerhl Killed

I London flOe iTh St Petertburs cbrrcipfcadcjiUt att < ft ToratTh1-n

i

a dispatch eny 2

Lteutonnnt General EAro1T14oinor mlnUtetldft wtvr Van asaoiftrihtoc1

The fjovonrunoift had deputed SaklioroIT to vUlt tim prpvlgociofearatoff for the purpito of qiSJHnat tlleAgrarian riots

A wonj nboow8lc to Ithq eo

tailed FlyCnj columns qr rovpiullonnry inovement orfCoJr at to govoraors house at noon andasTcod Cto OM

Sakharoff1Sha fired three ccvolvor ehotflat

the general killing him on the spot

CrlslH For VltteBerlin Dec 7Tho Tajrlbloitfl

HI Petersburg correspondent rayTho ultutttlon Is vlslWy gro laijr

worto Tho critical1 moment forWMto u omlns whon Wto llbcul elments will domaad Ms tojl natlonA resolution 1by fliii asilcurturlsts atMoscow dqmawdin <5 the Immo luto

I dismissal of jthe vrfwnt cablndt de¬

notes tho begnnns of a inmx >mcnaway from Utte and the signs Indi ¬

auto that Oils movement will gain Iniitonslty soonk

Soldiers StarvliiRParis Dc 7Ts Mattnj SL

Potersburj correspondent says thattotters roMlvodi fram >tantHuvla J

ecrlho 4 terrible cctuutloh wmoas thesoMlors thsro 11111I10ni pracfcoally arorlarvlns nnd refuse to 1liteiiu tto theirofficers Hnrljln feai Jiacva plitayoJnnd fh pojltlpni o Oeaefu Ltabvltch Ila nn exiiratii fy dlfllniU ceonccordlnjj to theets < f

IiiMini cct on of CJnrvlMin

HHJlhl lrrho ort pon 1

ont at tlm Time 1i St Ptftorabursays

I am Informed on cvoJat au ¬bihorlty tfcat n Ilovolt of tlie Stt Jot rs

ffburr Karrjson <s certain to occur11 OVlprlper8prnthrrowlng de¬

tails of whipping by order of Gonernl Sakaharoff of pchsants whom he

h Time Retail Merchants AssociationAt its niectfng last night inyltedMessrs Speedand Shaw of nioomIngton ill back tto Paducah to makearrnugvinuiitn for the Chnutauquncbxt summer r

Thew Ejntlemon were here n fewdayo their propositionbefore tho Commercial club Chautau

c t hav len very suceeMful inoilier Kentucky cities and the mner-

c chanta Jn PaducaU have ttakes Jjlndlyto the ida and vtJ14vUU the IIIN

< r

wmwnt to pacify JJSJFinancial Crush Kxpccted

SL Petrsbuig Iec7 =Many citea and banks are In n precarious po¬

sition and a neat financial crashsecml imminentl

I

1IMIO Jewish KtiidonU KilledBerlin Dec 7It local branch of

the Kufislan rovof itfoniatn has recelypd Information that a reign oiterror oxlata at Kleff Reports saythat drunken mobs of roughs are killIng Jewish students nnd middle classrofprmcrs According to reports J800 havo been killed

16I

t1KV l WIIKOK HODIFVAVeOM1X1iwitS

WHKCKA 3

I j c LO7

A IFlint PHSKCIIKCT nnil Freight OH the4ViliOli Pnclllc Collided

ifi Hcuil On

Cheyenne Wyo Dec 7The-afl bound Oyorlanq limited on the

Union Pacific and west bound freightcollided headonrtt Wilkins lasVnlghtAt least 1C people wero killed andmany Injured

Among the dead aro the engineersand firemen of both trains nnd soy ¬

ral pasenger T1e tract Is torn up-

IforI B great distanceTha car othb flyer wcrodemol

Ishcd und thrown from the track Thewreckago caught fire and a number3f bodies wore probably Incinerated

jt Ten TWIIR hi fJlDny I diceNew York Dee 7Ten tvam

Jurvlve In tho 1Ix day bicycle raceand interest In tbo annual grnOiooins to too one judging from thrftttendanto ft Uell r saT8 ctllIn the load and afo llkoly < o hodlifbarring accidents Until the flnajtrujtglc Saturday

4

lllinrt to AtoniH Hy Dynamite

rlllndld flee 7A blastof dynamite exploded prematurelyamong n gang of workmen on thaWabash extension thia morning Alluicaped except one who vms blownto plocc

TODAYS MARKET

Wheat Opca Close

DecLJ SOy 80May 8281

CornDcc 1V ioMay a 0 fiti 0 tl

II 0Gl

otuDoe biO OIL

fIayh 1 J1Y 31Ioka1 lftJanj lj1li j352-

pottua f7

iII

Dec 1LSD 11S9Tan lwnO1 12tQMch ivVjri227 i2iMay 11242 1245

StockrJL C k17C 170IJ N i504 162Udg i 3C 130T 01 1120 13CiMonoy lCfli27 per cent

Retail Merchants InvIte ChauttuquaMen Rack and Promise Ass istinc eJ

IIgonMlnlll

tquad

KILLED

Inos timeR to return ajid mako arrnngments for hpldlng the Chantauaua next summer

The time place qnd other dbtalle

f nro tcF be rfeclilCJ1 ou liitfsrx

of the merchants ilastIITbonctlon the question ofWholhar

IJdIeratlpn they desired and asked ThoI month wjll be June but tle wedk Isknot 444d ORI 4

IMPORTANT CHAUGE

IN CRIMINAL LAV

Senator JWIieelerCMpbellloIntroduce a 13tH

ilohg Awny Wllli the Vnlso PrctoiiscStatute Which lit TliliikrlHLfUnjiti4t

<

SKNDS MnX TO iPKX lOIl A5IIMK

itt thfl efforts of Senator J Wheel ¬

er Oaraplwll Il re suocossful the stat¬

utory law partalnlns to the orinro otobtaining mont by falso prot nsewKf be TOndeped 0n potty larcenyorjnio ivvheru the amouini Inrolvcd Isuideli2 > the Amount specified usUif mnlmuni In dpforhilnlng grandkircony of wso4

For yeari xlofewdahta bane boonsent to the pont 1t TilrDm thiscollutr a uehisaafromotmier counUctfor o1iiIr1hg money by fnlw rotenwai who3 the amount involvedhaibfVa n3JU tt ia8 five or ton CflltSIt 13nfact that In one Ceivtancc aat rro luau too 416 noighbora codorvratbri bucket wdrtto but ten CoatsOOI1fAIHo was arrested tried1Orthftcol of obtaining non ¬

ey iiy EaCie iireteases bocaue thebuckotSvaa not his and hd had repiretentenj fakfily btl1 was In orderI

to oltaln Urn boorOther oflses similar to thOs have

OClIuiuritki 1119 oirrgtTon tScnalorQiimi b lland ho IntfrndB to drafta law ivhleif he hopoa WIllf do awayWILl hopreenttaw

1 have studIed the tnattar tlnkoughbvi JhM cxplalnodtb aTcpdrtcr4Ma aftflrxioflin ttnd I honestly donot brfJova that 0 defendant shouMbe maido to LuJwerforlL folonychnrgwwhze fho amount InvolvcU Isloss tban 20 in cases whord theyare changed with obtalnuS money byfalse pins I do not bollova tluxt3 de f<Sirdaht sao FJ bo mad fo traivver fa a f ony for Stealing an overooatAnd celling it for 150 whenAnotTioJ person may go oat end sieh-lH3lrOuii

1

1iavo to ansWer only forpetty greeny Tho nan who rejJsX stolen overcoat usually goes abouttt openly wtora the oAn >r can tovo

a chanro to protect himseflf or thebuyer either as far na that Is ton

Mined and of th two orhuos I thinkiliM man who steals thocwt and sailstt hiu MOO Ici9 ban Ua dthcr feHfoW

I Intend to draft a measure andprosentlt tto tlid fes aluro thw win ¬

ter malitas the ortnifl toot of pottylarceny when the amount InvolvedIto 1s tton 20 if it J3 more thenUiftke It gcaad larceny or obtaIningmoney by falseijwtKtoses either onoloins as tvrlou sa ftijJQcthtlr acuddiffering Jn namo only ts far as thepuinthiglarkOUI euectily I have scoa

many of fbeso catoj in courts hereand base rayoplaiJoTi on eiionalobOrvatIqn

tomator CimplrmtiI wlU undouMedy receive the aid and cooperation

ofWany lawyers InItAs the law now stands n inn can

commit a poUr tire ft aytdfjaaarf10 worth a nlclclo s 1tl JfI Mil lbo-

p tot to itho eJatlO prteJa for rom ottoM thrw JC37 z to ibsrf od1 at <rJoHiVdanA hautod ut tJio cxpauoa of the tax ¬

payers wlrKo poimi other man maysteal1 1999 in money or HOpetti3r 399itlme3 more than th0 first maniind pol only a few months iI JIIJI

i ovar more than one yat to Jail

JOCKIJV TO WKDtlslnrriage Will He CuliiiJiiutloii IIi

j > Jlonte Carlo Ilomancc 1

tt jaai JmtiClfooDcc 7Tho mar

HaKor Johnnk Uloff the Jockey 1hi

o take place in Monte CarJo the thattqr Ftyt of January The > rido Is

voo daughter of Chas Domman trainpr for K limund BTanche owner ofMonte Cafto Tlie m iMtoi9i Is a culntlrvatlon o a ron J 00 bosun at therace track In he eatly narb of theI

Jockcyfl catoa at Mmto Oarjo

JUMPKIJ FHOJr HIHDGK

Uiikiioxvn Jlin DrbiviKHl In Prosrnccof Vljiny nt St Paul

St Paul IDoe 7An unkmowman jutifilsifrom tSrc RofcststrA ft

arUg In tho centre of thri city tohfl 1IltI IrlrlvcrJ1J In tho

eorCe of n tiaaiwl 1 IJcThJWi7 trngcJJlut sircalit five

mJiutts llcaeJ live uJcJcHs mldsijiho lico cakei end eanicLTftO policeand siatcrxI 1owatchd hilJ8trlJt3 W were unabte to auieu him

7 VSUIClJgS

Itnlli Live lii Louisville nnd Took CurIioIicl Acid

Loulsvlilevl rDcc 7a4I-ekh thlrtyfiVeniilra of age cocninlttod ulcfJe In the rear of hjs gro-cery and dPi yat Seventeenth andDuncan treett8 by taking canlbollA

acl<l Heidi Jjeaves it wife and OOP

sonJonn Leyere ar a WWkriown

derman rffsyent of the East EndcoromlteJdi6UicIdo at Ids ihome at rinearly hour by wallowlng tho contirats of an ounce bottle of curbbilcncld In a letjer written rfiprtly be¬

fore ttaking thcfiery drntlxht thntttrjbuted the deed to the aoL of a w>n

arid fcquested that ho ls not allowedto attend the funeral

APPOINTED JUAHOIAX

In ordii That the Young Lady Couldiun

F 0 Rudolph public guardianwas yesterday nfternootx appointedguardian for Emma Davis In orderthat alto be married

The girl Jla under legal ago timid

having no parent made a motionthat she have a guardian appointedCounty Tudgo Llghtfoot appointed>

publtc Guardian Rudolph and hegave consent and a license was issuedthe girl to rnarry Arthur Burton

LUMBERMEN WIN

COMPLETE VICTORY

Railroad Co imnJssion Grants AU

Their Requests

iItnlhouds Must Xow I

ncvIseTlieir5lTarlUrt Qn Lumber Logs aiiari c

Ciosstlest J1

UKFUXDS ftlKI IHSAPPHOVED

LofcUvlKe Ky Dae 7The Kenitucky railroad toawnlealoa hanStddown its opinion aod ordiar in thecomplaint ena of the JCoianan Lambar company of Louisville and oth-

er¬

Callroads of iCortuciky Time decGton ds a sweeping victory for theumcarmbll 13S 4hy ganoI var-

ypoat> for which thoy coritendedUnder tbs decision otlhe contOTls

lIon railroads are required to reviseUnor Tabs oa toa nodi luiBb r antftransport crowlss nt itho ioimber rate

Xo cliarg 4s to ba exacted forIu iltlli the Standards urad en flatcorsfn trawsportatla of SOSB

Theirate on wnhnit hcpy nnl ceJar lpill ito be the tarn as chargeforcak popular and gum Tho comhlEiicoa also codenmnecb tho practice

of Refunds aHowbd by railroadsJn tome cases on tos shipments

II IXQUKST HELDI

llody of Xciw Vork Sinn Swillinl antiCoroner Invcstljiatfd

Coroner Chorjea Qrow lbs morn-Ing

¬

held attlaquest orefthQ body otJesnls OConnor who died on hhasojlne i5nch yesterday mornCnat the foot of Esab3th street

Phi Jeceassd dlol suddrdly Hetad fljeon attended cvlco by a physici m 4Ul4ij pytanhd eeahim for some tme bofoto tei diedHo was uppaed to have pneumoniabut subsequent to the doctors lastVisit began to swoCl hhd show signof dropsy

He dtoa suddenly and CoromurCrow thought It nocessary W Jnyoa4pe Tho verdict of the Jury AVOS

tenth from tt ccTpllcatino of disoasojTnelnnTy TVI being hodlpJifciUng wordtiftm his brother In Xo >v Vorkkv

ALSITKD OLD IIOMKi

Air W> P Denny Hero Fn m liouls-tana On it Visit

rW P Dxmy of SUrivipart IJiIs in lie city CQ ft visit to old fflondr-tpd ruaUvoi HoJQft KentuckyIvir lye years sVTO vad tMa Is hiVftref-vWt home Ho has relative alt ovotho county and a brothsr 11r4 J iLOiany lives nt rnhmvIUoJ11fvlsHor wllKbo at Kw Now lUcbmohdtottlJ for 1t veral days and willh thenVisit a numbn1 O f re Uvea On the

lIuJ tUu iot ehiigota1t

Feastf fof Iinniaciilnto CnnreptloniiXow Is ttilt Jit ofr iI lt

macujato Oaaw aji dwfl lbe obfpv4 n ttbo StuI FV BFU 4j SiOatioIc cbmth by flt v> i 7

and liO a TJJ TJvo flight IljverendGeoro McCkyot Louisville bWha

op oQ < hl acceEe 1if Kentucky willIntjoi

SMITHLAND MAN

IS DEAD IN DENVER

Attorney a Wd

Watts Dies

There Very Unexpectedly

Won Well Known and Popular Minn

4Identified Fully It Is

Said

iAUHOI PIIOMIXKXT FAMILA

DBATH FROM III3MOKIUIAGETime Rain this afternoon received

the following telegramenVllCoO Dec 7 1005

Evening Sun Paducoh KyC W Vntts lawyer of Hmlthland

Ky found lead In hotel yesterdayCau y hemorrhage

It 1 Rollins CoroucB

S A teiegrnpV received today by relatlves oot Attorney CbarlesWSVattSj until recently of SmltblandLivingston county contained theStartling information that ho waslead at Deliver Col1 At first It wasjelleved that the report was a intoako but this afternoon It ls an

aounced that the body baa been i>pslvely Identified as that of the yburigSmlthland attorney and had been brJered shipped tto SuiHhland for bur-

Ial¬

The first telegram amo from Mrli MossTerryot Louisville whomarried Miss Maggie JJcCleHand foriierlr of Paducah It seems that Mrli

Watts before going west on Novom ¬

berA secured from Mr Terry nlt-er of introduction to someone Izi thetyjest and this la all that Will foundnix the dead man by wJylch he could

tie Identified A telegram was sentfront Denver to Mr Terry at Xibuis

vllle and he promptly notified thoyoung man s relatives 4n Smlthlandind here that the letter found wasMie he gave Mr Watts Among thepiirig mans relative hreaMra

William Hughes wlf J of the wellflown banker Judge William Marlie and Mrs J C Flournoyj V

Friends hero this afternoon statehata message from Clem Xunn forflatly of Marlon Ky but now ofDenver states that the body is thatjf Mr Watts whom he knew anadontlfled The remains wore then orlered shipped home

The deceased was a well known atIorney and was about 44 years old

Te was a son of the late1 CourtneyWatts ono of Livingstons moat ilUstrlous men who made a fortuneIt Liverpool Ens In the old WattsGiven company which had a worldwide reputation While a child tholoceased had the misfortune to bahopped by his nurse and became aripple Ills father lavished money

in him from his Infancy and whenho became of ago sent him to Cam ¬

bridge England to be cducatedandjo subsequently finished his educa ¬

Lion in Paris France He studied fortho priesthood but did not enter thenlulstry instead later studying lawHo was one of the lest educated menn the sthfo of Kentucky and was in

uldltlon quite wealthyWhen tho late T Everett Butlor

wont west for his health he was UIQ3

Democratic nominee for county at ¬

torney 11 Livingston which he religned In tile primary which followidI Mr Watte was an unsuccessfulcandidate for tho nomination

He announbed over a month agothat he was going to California andAria supposed to have gone there Itwas not known that ho was in Denverlid It Is said his frlcndrf had noteard from his since ho left Kentuc¬

fltls noV believed that hj Etoppidjvor there to see the lato Mr Butlerwho was a groat friend and whosetome at Smlthland Mr Watts boughtwhen Mr Butler went west

Tho deceased wait single and has nsIster In ftf ton county He dIedn 1he Drown Palaco hotel and noparticulars of his death land been re-

ceived up tto this afternoon

AllH COM I NO HACK

Cereal Mill aunt Skewer Plant ProinnUTH to Return

IMr J JShcpard tho cereal man

of ilttsburg WJio 1Is now In Ohio Una

written ihn Commercial club that hewill bo 4n Paducah thortly to beginacthTj work 1frt 44 lHt USlm1 1U

Wg 1plantTho promoters of tho skewcjr Plii

aaro wrtten Secretary Coons tlinthey vIiI conic lo Paducali in a fcixv

days for the purpose of Investigat ¬

ing fiUTthqr and attomptiagr to coiqphc4q ananwrcftntB by which JV

IAEintt may be he atd in Pltdt1

HBGULAlt JIKKTIXQ

or the Hoard of Aldenneii Will litlIcW Tonight

The board of nldernien wilt meettonight in regular s lHllonbut Al-

dermenI¬

Parley and Miller with May¬

absentI business totransact the business of the councilMonday night being chiefly routinework There are several ordinancesto bo acted on among them the ordi ¬

nan e prohibiting lewd women fromentering or loitering about saloonsThe council refused to tnko actionuntil the board of aldermen had net¬

cdns two former attempts to passsuch an ordinance fnllad ifiecausetho aldermen turned it down

CHICAGO DISPATCHER

hero to Ilcllcvo Local Men DuringI Infection

rP J Carter dispatcher fromarrived this morning totlcago tho local tt C dsipatchlri

emcee whllo the local dispatchers goosor Oip roa1i Ito learn sdlhs etcTbls4nakea thif second dsalcher loconic to work temporarily The lord force ot dispatchers has not madei tour of the road In some time anddeetred to become better acqualnUidwith tng division

OPEN SESSION OP-

COMMERCIAL CLUB

t

I

Metropolis Commercial Inviteto Attend JMeeting

Ml Karl Pnlincr Will Preside iantiAnt AtlractivcL Progiwni hats >

licen Preparedti

AND KVKHVHpDY ife INTITED

t itA special open session of the Com

mercJal and rManufacturersAssbcdai

j5e9tuckIl1leatmcnclnf at7tiOsharp s i

Tho program lsI iPresiding Ofllcer Mr Earl Pal1

mOl

Address by A J DeckerCooperation of Commercial dubs

with City Admtnistrations Uon DA Yelser Mayor City Paducah

Civic Pride Rev W E CaveBack SlIdersIIouJ Cj Flour

not i 4viCitys Progress Hon ChaaKWheeler

Short Talks from the Audience v

Immigration Hon E W Bagh-ySaaltntlUnDrD O MurfellTho Commercial club from Me ¬

tropolis has been invited and It isexpected that they will attend In abody and It is especially desired thatavery business man and laboring manIn Paducah attend and bring wivesand friends The farmer of McCraeIkeri county who are Interested in thedevelopment of their surroundingneighborhood and the general im-provement

¬

of their welfare are ur-

gently¬

Invited to attend this opensession

MAXAOKIt HLEKCKEU WILL S

STOP SPITTIXG IX An-

SI

gMiuiiiKcr Illcecker of the

Street Halhvny company stated

I today lint he intended to enforce the nntisplttliig law onthe earn Curtis aro being print

4 ttl1 now> anti will be posted In nil

IIth jtrect ears railing attention j

21uf ihu linvj to tin pulilic y-

A Sonw men do pot think It Un-

sanitary<J-

tS to SIt in a lurltumid expectorate till over tho floor In j

A Jimii liihtiincis thero art ladlis tttvIii stop It It is tho against time

law to Bjilt on tho pIIlHollI ofvisas wild MiiunRer Ulecck r iIs

X going to nee tutu time Imv IIs rig>j Idly enforml Tills law Is hi jrj-

rv cifect In nil barge cities ftw

ii iil

OVKItPOWKUEl OFFICEHS

Mob nt ClovrJnnd JIls Then Hnnptod n XVgtO

Gtevftland illsar Doc 7fewlitS-ooth a uoKro iras lyuchod noar towolast night Who a warrant wasserved on him for obtaining goodsby alto protoivaoa ho flnnl on ofilcornwounding u deputy Ho was capturpl1 wh41pl on his Way to Clevetandl Apub ovvirpovyeTed the olficora andhauzcd lilHi > v

STRANGE THINGS

FROM tM WIRES

Indiana WomanWaits4OYeiirsfor Her Husband

j < iTrain Rnowbouiuli Four Dnysiniidl P-

fceiiRDrs Lived On OyslersiuidWhllkrf

I

v iCIIAUXCEV IIKPKW KKSIQXS

Ii

Vfaitffl 40 Yonrsr For HusbandTerre tiautiVlnd Pw7i IiHi

El2ai ethi > Copote d agcd92jIg deadat New Joeban nFor forty yearsshe toad put a pteto on the table for

lFl1

Lived On Oysters anti VlilskeyStPaulMlnon Dec 7irrXlpatA oJ

oysters and a caie of iyifafctkey foundIn the pspress car opTrtflVpas HV

gra oa it mlSro 4 tTattf to ort hIaIwta olive while the train wO sialletffotfr dwygby snowdrlfte There wirealxteeit passengers Itt addl1ntotmecrow and time oytcrp wcire fried lathetmoafc informallway on a coal ahOYelJ I t

> 11Iiiiuiitey ltesigns

iWashlngtonif D C Doe 7Sei1ilor Chauncoy Depow of sow Y6fk

has tendered his nislcnathm sa dl¬

rector of the Equitable Life AsaufeT

once society It will foe presented totie board of diTectors tsnoxtmitetlng vvI S

KIHo1 ivifeasul Hlmnclf 0St JLouis Mo Dec 7As the omit

come oflJ iu r 1i fqr1l17iOQ IJherltanocL which Mnsut tranBfwresrfo his wife Rpfne time ago ChartsE Bosse today iptand moriillywounded his wtre dk1Uod himself1 t

I

Play Killed RoyBUCJTUS p Dfac 7LlLLio Paid

MoKo3hnnot Chtulsdirno lionielaCY from school and while tic tlUgac the dinner tiabledf pPddeidIa hail nvptured a 1> pod vosseljiyrliiio

tlplay ltJls supiwsed f f >+May RoiL Cigarettes fOmaha Nob ficj 7pistrlc

Judge Kittened > ruiod in a case thatthe anticigafetto Jaw tOtlSjtotllQhlbit a man from tolling a clgaretlefor Ma own uco The ease was lnetltuted by tim tobacco companies

c

KBXTUCKY OlUIf

mIll nt Cnlro Aildlce>lto Use ofDrugs

Cairo 111 Dec 7Mri FannloLittle a young willie woman diedjosterday morning at her boarding-house Xo 414 Eighth street as aresult of tuberculosis The reportwas clrculait d that the youns womanhad committed suJcldo but this iheA

physician dtenOo3f BtatlnBT that herdeath was the result of natural caxis

consequently there wiXi bo no inIos Lt hId over the remains

The young wccnan wes addictedito the usa of morphine having acIqulredlhoE habit fiotnp years athwh1o iiaftorlng ifrom rheumatism Itwas thought her death was cauyedfrom taking an owrdose of time drugalt fiovcral empty Itth3t lMtl1fcontained mocplx o laud Jbeen dlscovl

eredi In her apartmentsWho deccastdi was employed as a

cook on the Carrie V Site hind boncomplilrilnj of her health for sometime Beg unable to perform himduties she had tnlccu1 hiy ofT

Item mother has arrlVcd and willAccompany the ccimaiais to narlWvKy where the raiislasjiVXl ba iluswrJed

J rtJ

11JIf 1

VJNISHIXCrUP Jt I

I1

Street Work OH llptii JinViboiiVmiaKe7itucky V1

t 1ft

The contractors are finishing upKentucky avenue today Time brickbetween the street car tracks are be-

Ing¬

laid and by nlglt time street wiltm i

be ready for usa except for tho rollIng and putting In of concrete filling

The work on Jefferson street wattdelayed by the froez but workmensro today finishing the grading anticoncrete work and before next weekif tho wonthor continues the streetwill bo finished

Pmliirnlmn JIuiTwl In CairoTodays Cairo Bulletin saysVtlnesday afternoon Judge A

Comings united In marriage BertICing of Paducalu an 29 c and MhOI

Flora Froelky of VJucennM ItItiIGtVY