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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16
TO EDDYyILLE.
Alleged Diamond Thieves Leave to
Serve Their Terms.
They Get Three Years Zach Fer
Stealing M. n. C. Allison's
Diamond.

Harry Richards and Kid Snow, the
crooks who pinched Mr.. II. @. AL
lison's diamond at the Ellis carnival
last May, and were sentenced to three
years each at the September term Of
circuit court, were taken to Eddyville
this morning at II O'Clock by Dep
u,y Sheriff Gus Rogers.
Richards is the man who did thu
work and turned the diamond over tC
Snow, who returned It when. he
learned his pal was caught. He wal
captured in Evansville shortly after
wards. and both men received three
year terms Motions. for new tfiali
were overruled few days ago, and
the defendants, being unable to exc
cute appeal bonds, took no appeal ant
were taken on to Eddyyille.t today.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16
lpt. H. U. Wallace's Division
the Best on the
System.
Also Mas the Sin Best Sections
creditsble Showing For Pop
ulsr officials.
xoIs CENTRAL INSPECTION OVER

hs inspection Of the Illinois Cen
Il system has ended. and last even
iisupt. II. U. Wallace, Rosdmaster
hiok Calvin and Chief Civil En-
s,sr Fitzpatrick. Supervisor Jas
Own. Trainmaster 7. A. Banks. W.
IA Linton and Conductor John
Weldon arrived in the city, having
ODE this far with the inspection
nav. The other officials have return
>e.io Chicago.
will he pleasing news 10 the peo-
plof Kentucky. and especially TO the
frhds Of the Illinoi. Central officials
tonow that the Louisville division
Adm gets the much coveted "blu'
spo /" for the third successive year.
his annual inspection OF track Il
mie Just A. the summer season
wd closes. and the results OF the IN
spttion this year show the track to b
In splendid condition The sectio
Showing the highest grade Of excel
lens and perfection receives " hat
kulwn In railroad parlance n u
f"bhri. " and IL was again awarded
thdI.ouisvillo section. THIS board
an elevated sign. with blue hael
trund and gold letters, bearing n
insfiI tion
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16

Cincinnati, Nov. 16.-A letter
threatening awful atrocities on Leon
ard Smiths sin year old son unless
o., 900 cash is left at a designated
point, was received last night, and is
causing quite stir.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16
BEST SECTION
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
NOVEMBER. 1901.

Tie location Of the section winning
the hoard ,hi. wear is the same as that
a, Ia, vear. being what is known as
s..,,o, t,ne. extending from mile post
49,. located mat south Of Magnolia
street, to mile pos. nine, at Pleasure
RIDGE PARK. out Of Louisville. This
.;o,,op 1. NJ perfect piece Of track as
can h. nat up, every detail that enters
into GOOD truck being correctly carried
mn,
p.,.g awarded the first prize is q
a,,,,v recognition Of the efficiency Of
supt wallace. AND the officials under
him. The successful section Is one on
Ro.dma.ter Pat Galvin's division.
tha supervisor being Mr.. ]. NJ.
Russell. and the section ovcrseer Mr..
a " Morgan. IL isa great credit
IN tina officials. and TO Mr.. Calvin,
'xho has won tho distinction Of he.
An, ,he hest roadmaster on the Illinois
Central system. although he has oc.
.uu,ed h,s prcsent position less thar
. xsu The officials are very proud
of Mr. CALVIN, who is universally
pouulsr. and Mr.. Calvin has every
,e.sop 20 be yery proud Of his di
vision
A few facts relative to the excel
lensc Of the successful division will
prove Of interest. Asa result Of tn,
inspection IL proves TO be the bosi
division Of the 5.25o miles of tract
a the Illinois Central Furthermore
there are 1--WE other sections on thu
Louisville division that are bottle
than any other section ON the system
In other words. II the section mention
cd had not been awarded the hrs
-. A.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

Owingsville, Nov. i6.-The four
year oil daughter of City Attorney
George was burned while playing
about the CRATE, and death quickly
resulted.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16
The Division in the First Grade
to Be Made Mon
day.
Cold Weather and 'swaII-p0s Scare Re-
duces; the School At,eqdanee
Educational Assoelations'
COST OF SCHOOLING IN. pAOucAH

The delayed division in the first
grade in the Washington building will
be made Monday and Miss Mabel
Mtcheh the regularly elected teacn-
err, will then be placed in charge
Miss Fannie. Grigsby, substitute
will be placed In Miss wilson's ROOM
the eighth grade, and this Will enable
Miss Mitchell TO assume her regular
.dutics. -
Miss Wilson is still disabled from
sprsined ankle.
|, There has been no written report oil
the attendance in the schools ior the
past week. but from the verbai reports
of the teachers the attendance will not
be 30 good. as the change IN the
weather hal. caused much absence
The reported smallpox and scarlet
fever scare has also caused a little de-
crease IN the nnmper Oh pupiis s''onD
ing but there is no cause Whatever ior
any uneasiness on the part Oh 'ne par
ents as the schools pro'ec' 'he oniiu
rem even better than they "ouia 0o
protected at nome.
In the ns''er Oh 'ne slnopoN 20
near the Franklin ouiioins inc '.,u
zen living near 'he "ou'e
case Is eohnneo arr "0. Ano"1 "
'ena 'he sohooi anu az '"''' ~
wi'hin 'ne near ','inN' "-o sx~
W 0ol"e W se-o'
"ay'aso as no' W p~s '"' '
they are ai7o iequ"'u W -
a'eo 'neii Soai' ' nv 800
, ptsoau'''n sac - -,
} oi"i. W ''e
. 1ee'ins 'neii 0"A's'' " my
Inc ONE ''e u
e Por'eu III 'n' wy
E Va'e sonooi ""N NV "
r SCHOOLS
Q Inc ooio,ea 'eAo"e,' "'.e So So.
n haiinoiiua' 'o''e. 4,
o compie'e 'ne anAe.
4 convention VI 'He DuN''
v citation Inc assooia'ion openee u
n night az burkss Onapei' CORNER 90
enth and ohio' she opening suuie
a being made by froi' T. W. Den'o
!. the president Of the association. II
convention VIII continue through
Day ana an Interesting program n
l. been arranged
10 The white tea'ohers associa'ion u
~ accepted the lecture room Oh 'hs ~
bqrland prQebVtQriau church in Will
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16
JAIL DELIVERY
AT GEORGETOWN.

Georgetown Ky, Nov. l6.-Six
colored and two white prisoners broke
jail. here at 3 O'Clock this morning, by
saving out. There is no clue to their
whereabouts.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16
Circuit Court Is Behind In
the Docket This
Year.
ne Bhek Street Sui: Will Probably
Be coniiVed-few Cases In
Police Court.
NEWS OF orHtR coUaT5 IN FAOUcAH

There are but two weeks more OF
the civil term of circuit court. and
the Jury cases have not yet been dis
posed OF. This will result in many
continuances. One of the largest
cases on the docket, that OF W. n.
Patterson against the city OF Paducah
for g. 900 balance claimed on the
brick street, will in all probability
have to be continued, as there will
not be time to try it were all other
cases continued.
This morning in the $4,000 damage
suit Of Frank Delvin against the NJ
O and st. L. railroad, judgment
for the defendant was rendered. He
was injured By falling through
trestle.
On motion Of Attorney Q. Q. Quig
ley Mr.. Harvey Yeamsu Of Hender
son, was admitted to thelooal bar.
Resolutions OF respect to the mem
ory Of Attorney Josiah Harris wey'
this morning drawn up in the Circuit
0'-' $40 - 60, ,han "A
journed until Monday morning.
In the case of the Simpson Com
Pu. s.-.,.. Ut, %
as""' w. .s.-.,
Wv, ''' -
+" ,a'o~ -, a.. nj.
ine 'A'e =,
Va" S'Se' az, -,
W '"e s'",' v -rP'. 80 -. =.
DC "'e' "'.o ~ 'u' 49, -, 49,
hA'on a., t.,
"no fess'''a -. 800 , - M. -.
anu roo''''u F'"t -,
was 'no" So" "
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16
BIG CoNNEUTIoUT FIRE.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. i6.-rhe
big Yale apartment house, the Hutch
inson. was Quilted by fire this morn
ing, aud there were many harrow
escapes.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16
BOYS NECK BROKEN.

Hopkinsville, Nov. i6.-Dennis
Patillo. aged 10, foil from q farm
wagon on his fathers farm, and met
instant death by having his neck brok-
en-.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16

Try DIR. Jennelle's tooth powder. 1t
is warranted to be the best offered to
the public
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16
NEWS FROrITHE
BUSINESS WORLD

menss to the south and west the past
week have been remarkably heavy,
especially to Texas.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16

The canning factory is still running
full forcs and up Il. Q O'Clock at night
canning pumpkins.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16
GREAT GAME OF FOOTBALL.

New Haven, Nov. i6.-There is to
be a great football game this afternoon
between. Yale and Princeton.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16

The lumber men report very active
trade with no signs Of diminution in
the building activity. The shipments
TO the surrounding towns are also very
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16

The whiskey people have about all
the trade they can handle. The ship
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16

Clearings for the week, sis2,35o.
same last week, ti7s,5i4.
Increase, $9,s45.
Business at the banks the past week
has been fairly active. Demands for
money are very heavy with deposits
holding up we'll Earnings for the
six months with all the local institu-
ions are very satisfactory.
The'wholosale grocers report very
steadys business, generally. Christ
mas trade is opening up very satis-
factory and the indications prs that it
will be very heavy. The commission
houses all report very satisfactory bus
mess, with a good increase over last
season.
The whiskey people have about al
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16

Steamboat kitchens QUILTED by
Scott Hardware Co.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16

The local freight Offices Of the rail
roads report heavy business. River
trade rs very good,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16

Ills the largest number Of read
ers you want to see your ad. The
sun Is the acknowledged medium
and. Of course, the paper to use.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-16

Investigate the circulation Of
The Sun yourself aud make your
own comparisons. We welcome
an inspection of the circulation.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-21

For Ken, anal For Sale cards at thi, o'icc
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-21
no,. w.n,h.r wnr,. wnnd.r..

Not Che least mysterious Of all the wonders of Che earth is thc eNtraor- Iluary clcycruess ot Dame Nature as carver and designer Her tools are aIr. nia. rivers. springs and frost Any one who has ever seen the mar yplous queen Bcss rock on the North Cornish coast. that wonderful present. mcut os tlc great queen Elizabeth. who is seated so crludly upon the sands. must have asked himself the question as Go how such thing could have been accomplished.
 Continuous tr,cAuug ot water wears away t.e face Of thc rock. IIaphaz- urI it was untn at last weird pat tcrn Is formed that sometimes resem- hle. a mans face. sometimes an aul- ual Au over Che world Nature has plced her picture gallery and her cole lection ot s,atuury, tlc biggest free show in Che world
 Another work Ot Natures that very often results iu extraordinary changes being effected s a hnlslip.
 And laudsl.ps have arisen from tho tu.yst possible causes. A lttle un- lererouul loW oc water had gradually undermined l.u Jr cl.0 until at last tlr earth became llkc a hollow nut Then the soil became top heavy. Tho sDa beat against i,s foundations. and millions ot tons ot earth were flung uto Che sca. which proves Che axiom rH..r rH.. r.......r I...sHr.rI rrHal Dffnu rr.s Iuce t1e u.shucst ends.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-21
THE STRONG BOX AGAIN Last Nights Train Brought Moro
 Traasure and People

Last nights train from White Horse wa, packed and i1mmcl with p1sScns CTS from che inside bound tor outside ports The principle center oi aitr'ct- uou wa, che strong boN hIcd with vel low metal fresh from che gold fields oi the far north and destined for che assn, oHcc 5t Seattle The con>ign- men, amounted to about a quarter ot million dollar, and Wa, shipped by fhc Canadian Bank oi Commerce lt Dawson direct to the a>>1ycr. There vl, also large consignment oi cur rcuc,. thc correct amount not being cltrr hut ,ariou>ly estimated 1t from S-5a.l ta St.sooO. The Canadian Rank o. Commerce have shipped dur ,re ,rc .orc part oi thi> month over arc million dollars Co Seattle three rurter, ,i million having gone "ui h, UIN ut St Michael ou tbc t~t oi lure Inquiry developed che fact chat, tt., Wa, hur l drop n thc bucket oI what would be che result later ou a~ some %. che largest cleanup, have mot t,f been touched ,o 'lr US ,hippme i> concerned IT. S Iippy % i- gNpco,cd win bring out lt least St .nnoooo. while other lars. holder. Vu swell tlc
 amount to ru extent far beyond any tut wJIc
 Inc r-mr number oi eafcr, and ...h. -..r~ were lu icck. and when .r. t-.re boxes were loaded ou trunk to- anal disposition many heart h.I V,r thc wish that hc had struck t rich lrj could claim l part of thc treasure ior his oNn The ,mpwgr, u.- made through ,hc Alaska pac'nt E>rr.-- Co.
 ft h,c.mcs 1 part oi thc Do''hu fo nc trc m.by boat ou which tl', treas u.. [. shipped and her rctiuuc o' otI. ..r. lrc umlut over tbs fact thlt they ... ",r r' over aN che boats punl ,h. water, between Pulc, Sound and ..rr canal port, -b- ,gI>'u The Do. ..r urr hurry through ,u order ,o sct .... .I catch another shipment. which ,he, ui' probably do in che ucNt ,.r '.l,
 .r. attention Is uI'j t' freight l- m. l....N ,.ur otg-ilt- an other m. ..rw.- rI give, ttc ship u.t which M" n... h.r m thc front ranks ut r..-w. vessels tre coming year
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-21
tutnr.iNrn.

Nta rrtu' Iauguci iu sydney a dr- a- ujanf rI n. N1oIou1ljs maS.acrrd rf r,HH. m.>d knife "with ih, h'.l nnr".-." fo mrWNrr ot % fa uu.s uJ tuiN H,ar.ue thc historic uew. rr i.r Nrrlumil~ hrtuycr~ Nu-t uf 'u..' V'u luuScd on >tlcWa at.' m, .,'Uu a- ouo of couirmptihly 'al 'rrla- l.s' ouc or TWO under. -t.oI t.. ~-ruuucr and knew that thr h tHul - sun uforeivrn
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-21

Nloine Bll6k, 5i j6l5 oFcc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-21
ADVERTISED LETTERS Uncallod For Lotters In Sl1agway
 Postoffioe Juno l5, 1901

Benson. J II. Bi,bcc C. X. Bryson Barrett Browne j. Blanchard Jas B. Cairns. Edward Clare. D. Cochrauc. n Howard Coomb,. Fred Davis. F. J. Delaney. Eddy Dickinson. Mrs. Mary Life. \.
 Haskell Robert lbhcrson. Thomas lymhcr. kobt Lamar. Tom IcGu.Icy J. N Iicbcrt Nils, Ethel Mercer Charley NJep,. Philip Nontaeuc. ll. NcGrlth. John NclauebIn Thomas NcQuiun J Norton. C C. Nora. G. piciurd. Wm pruu'N. Ehc Rau,c. Nill Sh,p'cy. L. Wilson, Win O.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-21
nn.ir..l., ,hr s.n.hnrr.

.Viat mistake .t iS" observed the tDrur as th.y ra.trd along thc shore, n, .n.a, .t '.', 90. thc vatrry 'wasicr rtor. isn't a jr,p that .s wasted With 1uj fl. oca1 tlc continents themselves would soon hccomc wuiuhahited dcs sr,s."
 "rhcrcforc." commented the profess or. "wh'c it llyes ,hc sand it saves the uud."-t'llcaco Ttbunc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-21
His Din, Idea

\ t,ac'wr wa> Ai,mg hrr cla>e an cN- .r,-r W su,ll.n- aud druuIu- words
 -.ura~." .H. sad Co curly Llirrd ....tn, ",r.l flrN
 .ir.N"
 .tHr.rJ urf.ur it.'
 -t" Hr>.- answered Ta0was after d .-I. a.ud wHtaI ~;ru-h' ".s where r.1 t.s iu I.r narb part of tbr book ,t.r ,uu ~mi O rul anything that's printed iu t.p front part of thr hook"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-21

Just rDceyel tlc hncst assortment o' millinery ever brought to SkJeVay 1t Ei. Alaska Cn. Fourth street.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-21
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company.
 British Yukon Railway Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-21

Stree, hats at s.-t a, Phillip. & Pic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-21
IH.-NasCent Periods ara
 Periods of Strain.

much too common both in the home and in the school The truth is that children do not have the collective characteristics of adults nrapcrtiou-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-21


  discovered that it counted   scloolhl the child After working for minute time was called of pushed him. he asked clicks he had in children They divided intellectual They al have
  they left the rules behind inadequate Sure
 
 
 
  have done school.
  or the the arrest but it is revealed
  be problems school    Ac1 le
  
 Copyright,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-21
n., rs, PILES! Pll.

FILES. piLES' r', n Dr. Williams lndi"a -l.,as ss IS prepared to cure rasr [ TT in short order ;, ,oc 9 every box guaranteed. 4 ''' All druggists or by man. co, WILLIAMS MFG 's'
 LAND, OHIO. :, b1 < Wholesale and Fe'''
 woody & Co. ..~.-.-.-...
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-21
LATE AND IhgpOR- TANT PHASES
 OF CHILD STUDY.
BY COLIN 4. SCOTT, PHI. D., Professor of PsUckolccy end Child Study in the Wisconsin tFoTfndl School.

@&~seo~o~G araetst of aduts noncro ately diminished They have assembag of qualities of their  beat faster easily composition body changes the child as npa rsa with tho tu1 and has different ucto m ro
  adu't the muscles
 
 ehid p1opiol@eiy periods G
  weight have certain periods during which the of tie manifested Tie earlier period side tjs means that ho on children oge but are just for this re physically their growth pleted
 period a should and it he will with
  the height which they have lost unusual stst during these periods tends the rate Of growth Fatigue and wo=EE in school thus interfere with physical development Not only de the larger features expressed n s obey the la" of mas bones of the skull and face and those of the most significant re2c period poran time for the of the @ na 1r face bones and also flor for development which leave the ., . take different form ferns All the 1as @ y & be @ smaller m n than n
 
 fni m ao6 S - ln & pa!f f 1 may ] m @ t W b ] % f y m n m ] ten to such an extent that the teeth difficulty produce the results The cheek bones may be 
 ing with breathing and leading t' lung disease and aa The forehead high arestedn the condition found in a'hoo Tie skull depending the Of tcr permanent oninss with
 
 of
 depend the of important Besides getting edaed the brain controls yer! largely
  the physical
 
 least during the time when the organ in question % was @ at its e fpa % individual has been sub his innate powers o resistance lead to the presumption that the individual capable of resisting strain although this leads ohTyeihe br1in likely development such instance than This 1lty presenting: the reterS Of the brain at least remain n themselves unseatn Ae e of l must nevertheless a Gprecaif% effect
 periods purely roa2 events ret wanting sauilin- shows . if caic@;s when c couple weeks of tiat ability follow ti normal chickens learn protector eI.' : @ are , U. I f a s:4 a~. ,ftsr h;,asal the of tlaeae erva5 5cd la! chicken either wholly sIH#t.d
 periods ahor in allowing norti f1e that there is well marked pe4ot emotional ethical uSatidlies JH?H by the healthy would De normal to religious feel Q perhaps ae while if less likelihood t&t f will have such The doctrines  0 religious feeling the e y or nod From the tI9 advantages complete would Ills hh to through this others if at later stage might is energy o another order of development
 be obseryed abstract operations of
The times., 1901-06-03
4 CoIored Servant Charged with
PurIoininn 5000 Worth.

Joseph E. Parsons, who lives at 10
Massachusetts Avenue northwest, re-
ported at Police Headquarters about y
o'clock yester1 day morning that his house
had been robbed some time during Satur-
day night of jewelry to the value OF $500
He had no clue, he said to the thieves.
Defective Weedon was detailed to inves-
tfgate the matter. He went to Mr.. Par
sons house and made an examination or
the surroundings. He found nothing TO
Indicate that the place had been broken
into He interrogated closely everybody
connected with the household, ard finally
concluded that Eliza Brooks, an intelli-
gent coIored girl. who was employed as a
servant, knew something of the missing
stuff, and he took her into custody.
The girl denied that she was guilty, but
she was placed at the House of Deten-
ton, pending further enquiry into the al
legged theft.
The articles taken, Mr.. Parsons said,
were a diamond star and crescent pin,
worth S225; two solitaire diamond rings,
worth Sl75; an opal ring, worth $50, and
several ether pieces of jewelry, worth
about $40.
before. He was a victim of the Johns
town flood, and in January, 1900 moved
TO Washington. A ear in which his effects
were shipped to. this city was broken
into on arriving here, ard silverware to
the value of 500 taken from II. Detec-
tive Weedon worked on this case also,
and finally located in Philadelphia two
men named Ryan and Holland, whom he
believed perpetrated the robbery. They
were arrested and brought back to WASH
ington, and on being tried were convicted
and sent to the penitentiary at Mounds
Vile w. Va, for seven years each.
The times., 1901-06-03

branches the nucleus of formidable
telephone exchange would be formed at
once. It would be larger. he Thought,
than the outside lines. and in his view
the latter could be taken on without any
deterioration of service, provided the pub
Tic and Congress were ready for the move
Mr. Allen gave expression to the idea
that the District Of Columbia is long
way in advance OF most municipalities IN
one particular The laws, he said, re-
lating to the stringing of wires, setting
poles, ETC. were so worded that no COM
pany could make a move without the
consent of the District government. An
inspector of the Electric Department is
constantly employed in supervising the
work Of changing and stringing wires;
MIR. Allen remarked that 1t was only a
step from this supervision to practical
control of the business.
Mr.. Allen is not in any sense an advo-
cate of municipaliZing the telephone or
other rnonopolies. He thinks, however
II would be easier to take over the tele-
phone lines than any other public service.
He wished 1t TO be made clear that ne
was only demonstrating how easy IT
would be, and was not posing as an ad,
vanced theorizer relative to munlclpal
fpleDhOneS