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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-23
$50 g t.reiter ausge=
Oh lDffer1.

Sera ton, Pa., %. Sct. $50
@ru5enarbeiter, welde am Streit se=
peIsn tparen, be9aben iib beute Mor=
gen nad BEN @rawfOro=&Obl Oblsnsruben
Der vYsople's GOal Co., um Die Dir
belt tpieber auf5unebmen. IS tpurbe
ibnen jebo9 bebeutet, baB ibre Stellen
bereits bon anoeren 2euten, uno 3par
meifens Ni9t=llnion=Mr beiebt
fino.
sic muBten unberri4teter Sahe
tpieoer umtebren. Sab Die Stimmun9
unter ibnen cine erbitterte mar, ldbt
iib benfen.
9 o m 9 a ter set6btet.
Ntfin, Winn., %. Stt. Ser
Gaufmann Gus. OlIen bon 8len, elmer
Is Meilen bon bier bele9enenN NrtIdaft,
brans lebte gta9t in oas Sdlaf3immer
ieiner So9ter uno bra9te iGr nit einem
Srandirmeher t0btli9e Wunoen bel.
SieIelbs tpollte in ben nd6fen Saeen
ben Sobn zines Manaes beiratbsn,
nit uel9em ibr 8ater in Seinoidaft
lebte. Ct opponirte Der 9eiratb unb
oa fis auf ibrem WiIen beitanb, 10
tpurbe er gum M6rber feines Ginbes.
Serneue fpanii DE o e.
anote.
Waibinston, %. Ctt. Senor
Don emilio be Ojeba, Der neue ipa=
niids @sIanote, tpuroe beute bonn prd=
iioenten Rooiepelt empfangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-23
s@mer b berbrabt.

Der in benz 8anealia 2oeomotib-
Sduppen am @hite &iper unb ben
Geleiien anseifente 2eiielreiniser
So6n @onnOrs, erlitt beute Morsen.
als Der 9ampf bon elmer locomotive
abselafen tuuroe, i4were griibmunoen
I'M geli9t. gr wurbe nod Dem st.
1incenps 9ospital gebra4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-23
Snbianapplts Snbu Donneriae, % Sfoer

Nnfalf 9eldnof moroef, metl ne IN fDll=
Der @be auiammengelsbt batten.
Sie 8robge renen
fubren esitern nit Der unterfu6una Der
8rabi9dnoungsfdae fort. &ufus @an=
trea muBte aups gteue bor ibnen err
tAeinen. Gr nuroe bon ben nabe
@aifleton pobnenben Sarmern Sranf
llno &Obert Waosmrrtb als Der Mann
ioentificirt, welden lie bdufia in Der
Na6baridaft oes @aftletOner 3ir9bofs
seieben batten. Gs tpirb erpartet, bab
Die @rOBseidworenen am Samifas
einen geri6t einreiden tperoen. sic
weroen minoefsns fiinf3ebn antlasen
erbeben.
u n / prii DE gesen Sobn e.
SulIiban's Birgf9aft.
Silas Wi. Sbeparb, Sruffee fir Die
Siir9Idaft bes @r=@ountp Glerts SObn
8. Sulliban, bat i'm 3reis9eridt oas
8eiu6 einserei6t, baB Der &i9tsr cine
Orbre an ale psrionen erlaHe, tpel9e
nod glniprii6e al Sulliban's giire=
i1aft erbebsn, bor ibm 81 eri9einen
unb 81 beipsiien, aug tuel6em @runbe
ibre glniprade ni@t annullirt weroen
iollen. Ri9ter gllen miro Die 6dle
am l. 9tooember b6ren.
Senrp Iuberbei b e's
Sc # q NJ en- t.
Sas SeItament bes bor ei1igen Sa=
gen aus Dem 9sben seiaiebensn Senrp
gufoerbeioe wuroe seitern i'm probat=
9eri9t befdtiat. Sn bsmielben be-
ifimmt er, bub feline Grau bis au ibrem
Sooe ben 9ieBnub bon ieiaem 9an3en
8ermOgen baben iua. giad bemielben
ioa es Johann ieinen fiinf 8inoern su
9leiaen Sbeilen sufolen.
Streifer au g d aoene +,
perflagt.
Sie ySnoianapOlis 9rop GoreinQ
Co." bat sesen cine @nsabl 2eute,
pel6s fur iie searbeitst batten, abe,
an ben Streit sesangen iinb, sint
Glase auf 5000 Doll. Sdaoeneriat
eineereidt, neil bieislben ii6 bemiib.
ten, 2eute 3u iiberreoen, nidt in Del
6abrif Der 9ldeer su arbeiten unb mel
iie Die BORT beiddftisten Nrbeiter, uenr
oieielben on Die Nrbe:t sinsen ooer por
berielben tamen, beldftigten.
Gin bei6eibener g d be n
er ab.
&i6ter Nllen's @ei9morene ipra9er
Marp 6. Sobbs mel9e Die Straben
babn @sisafaaft auf Sdabenerius ber
tla9t bate, $50 5u.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-23
Gtmas beier.

Sn benz 3uiianbe bes S6auipielers
6ranf 6iiber, Der an Der mertpiirbiaen
8aumenblutuns fit unb amSisnitag in
iebr sei9wd9tem 3uitanbe Yflsse i'm
st. 8incenfs 9oipitale fano, mar ss=
fern eine geiieruns su berseidnsn. in=
bem es ben aersten sslang, Die glu=
tung au ilillen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-23
0ruBbritannien.
@ute q a dri9t aus 6
m q lii n b.


9onb BON, %. Oft. Sas 9lus=
ndrtige Mmt bat bonn 8eneral Man=
ming, wel9er' CUR unterifiibuns oes
Col. Spapne nod Somalilanb seianSt
mar, cine Sepeihe, welde aus Berbera
batirt 1T, unb tpelde folsenbsn Snbalt
bat, erhalten:
SD fam am %. Ottober in Ber=
bera an Swapne fat gobpttls ii1er
erreiat. Seine 9ruppen tpurben tpdb-
renb oes &iid3sgs niht angegrifsn.
Die Sage 1T in 6olge oeiIen sufrieben-
fteuenber. Wit ben Wermunbeten gebt
es beier. Bon Moen aus tperben am
9onnerfas Sruppsn srtpartet."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-23

p@ Wir t0nnen uns atbletiI6er
Sports beHer erfreuen, neil mir tpif=
fen, baB mir cine s laide ct. Satobs
Del on Sanh baben, oehen @ebrau9
gut sessn irseno ipelde llnfdlle III, bic
uns 3ufoben f0nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-23
Der 11nteri9lasuns bei9ulSist.

glmbroie Barnes, psl6s i'm Stem
Yorf Store als 8uti9er oes M0bel-
magens unb Collector aneeifellt mar,
1T unter Der Nntlase Der unteri6la=
9uns bon SIS bsrbaftet moroen. gr
iit Is Sabre oft unb po5nt an Der
Martinbale Mpe. go. 1927.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-23
Soeal=Yolitii@es.

Mm nd9lten Wtontag Mbeno finoet
in Der Maionic Salle cine De n fr o.
tif 4e M afienperf am m lun 9
itatt. Sis Sauptreoner iueroen @pans
@oolIen uno Wm. 9. &ooter iein.
Sie Better Der republifanii9en Partei
i'm State fiilo geitern nod Cincinnati
sereiit, um bas gbrenseleit fir ben
Senator U1 Sanna su Bill
ben, Der beute Nbenb in Der Spmlinion
Sale propaganba fir bas republ.
Sldet MAIDEN fOn.
Sie benz pfratif9en County,
9anoibatsn bielten sefern Morsel
tuieoer cine @Onferens nit 8ori. Spen'
GER bonn Dem. Gounts= =gomite ab, I'm
Die @ampasne=pldne ueiter 3u be-
ipre9en unb ieitens ber GOmite=Wit-
slieoer Die erfreuli9fsn Mittbeilunaer
81 elbalten. Sab ieitens Der &epub=
litaner Der 8erfud gemadt ipirb, bit
Precinct=g omiteslieoe Der Semofrater
our9 @eloperipredunsen auf5utaufen,
bas tpurbe ebenfalls flar erpielen.
Ct W a por s aggant UNI
feline 2ieutenants Sos. s. Scanning
uno Sos. 6. Bell ipraden sefsrn in
oemotr. Sauptquartisr bor uno ertldr.
ten, bon iebt ab nit aller Wa6t fii,
Den @rfolg oes bemofr. @ountp=Sidet!
eintreten 81 tpollen.
Sn Dem Nuartiere Der Staatsbe.
bOrre fir Drudiaden berridte geiterr
emiiss Sbdtiateit. 9enn unter 2eitune
bes Glerts S. @arter bon Der geb6rb,
ipuroe nit Der 8erienoun9 Del
. allots fir Die @suntbpabler
besonn:n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-23

.W Die Snbiana WarbIe uno
Sranite Worts befinoen RA ieBt in
go 2l6 Norb Oelamare Str. alter
5slspbOn (Ulain) 998.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-23
Na6rthten aus Snbiana.
8 DOB bic Grau anfatt
b en- $ II n b.

o e II y u II o.
Talparai o. WiQ 2abapa,
Elm Sarmer bon @beiterton, mollte am
Mittmo9 Hadmittag sinen 6unb er=
fbieBen. Sur4 einen unslidli9en
3ufaa aber traf er feline Srau, bieIelbe
lebenssefdbrli9 berpunbenb.
Ser g bermel l=p roseB.
gbansriIle. Sie Nertbeibi=
eung in oem SbertpeG Morb=Pro3eB
fiibrte ibre 3susen auf ben Stanb.
German euler. tpel9er sur Seit, als
Die @roBseidtporsnen bic 9lntlase
sesen Sbertusa unteriudten, Sailiif
mar, iasts bab Der @irtb Jrant Sip
bel ibm, als er ibm cine 3sugenbor=
labuns iiberbradte, mittbeilte, eaB es
ger feinen 3mef bdtts, baB er in's
@eri6tsbaus 9inse, ba er ni6t iider
mar, oaB Sberpel Ger Wann mdr,
/
tuelAer on bem Ibeno, als Der Wtoro
began9en murbe. in Ieinem 2ofale
mar. 9lm Mitttuo9 gfldmittae aber
batte 6ippsl bsi9poren, baB Sberwea
on Dem betrefenoen Nbenb in feinem
2ofal eepeien tpdre. gs miro erpar=
tet, baB Die @eidmorenen am Samfas
ibrsn Wabriprub abeeben tperoeu.
2ebensmii Il be peripnen.
Wabaib. @eorse pariOns, tusl=
der i'm iiowel Hidden Sbeils bes @oun=
tps cine Garm beiaB, muroe an einem
Obfbaum srbdngt aufgefunoen. gr
par por Ginger 3eit tpesen 5runfen-
beit berbaftet morben. Yieies bate
iein 8emiitb 10 mitgenommen, bab er
melan9oliI9 murbe. @r mar erlt
Oiersis Sabre alt.
Grau Wm. 3Offel bon Mtron
erpebirte ii9 osrmiltelit elmer 3oiis
8attensift in's before Senieits. Sie
6rau lit an Der ginbilouns, baB iie
in fiirssiier 3sit pabnlinnis toerb.n
miir0e.
genubte einen 8rief It a fte n
ais 6 1eibe.
60 BEN. Bunbes=MaridaG &an=
fin bon Snoianapolis berbafiete ben
etma neun Meilen 0itlid bon bier tpob=
nsnben Garmer 8D1in Garner unter
Der 9lntlase, einen 2anobrieffaiten
bsi6dbist su baben. Serielbs bate
fid ndmli6 Elm 8ersniisen oaraus
se.naat baB er aus feiner Sasofinte
perihieoene S9ille auf ben &aifen
absefeuert batte, 10 Dab bieier iblieb-
lid pie elm Sisb ausiab. Garner
ipurbe bonn gunbes=@om miiidr 9arpe,
an Die @robseidmorenen iiberpieien.
Gu Sobe perbr Il bt.
Nleranbria. Sail, Die bic,
Sabre alte Sodter BON 6rant Gbri'
ff:an fiel in cine Wanne nit fo9enbem
WaHsr. sic erlitt berartiee 8riib.
tpunben, baB lie tur5e 3eit, na9oem
lie aus bem Waier senOmmen pOrben
mar, farb.
Sen 36pfen Der &ries
Tart.
NetD VI banD. Sn Der S. W.
3obinion=Norton &leioerfabrif iif eint
gioti3 anseidlasen rOrDen oes Sn=
balts, baB Die junsen bort bei6dftistsu
Mdoden ibre 36pfe nidt mebr in Den
Naden bdnsen lahen biirfen. Sie @e=
iellidaft miu nit bieiem 8erbot ibrs
Mngefellten babor f9iiben, baB ibre
Saare in Die Wavdinerie 9erathen UNI
lie bann ifalpirt werben, ME oas 10
bdufis pafiirt. Sie 8adfiide miihen
alio in 3utunft ibre &Opf5ieroe fef aui
benz SintertOpfe aniteden.
J s Gabritanten al 8 q benz
}, beiiber.
Nnberfon. 8iersis Gabrifanten
BON Wuneie, Mleranoria uno Mnber=
fun bielten bier am Mittuo4 Mbenb
cine Yeriammluns ab, in mel9er
bel9lo7en tpurbe, cine 2oblenaeieq-
: i9aft gu Orsanifiren, weld)e ibren
; Tabrifen bic @oblen lisfern ioa. sic
baben iid bersits bas gorfaufsre9t auf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-23
Nus aen @eriatsbSfen.
8 blanger Ds. & d ter
6ptpe.

Ser Sanolanger Sames 8. SIlp
bat &idter Daniel Mait Sowe auf
3abluns bon $1.80 fir rIfltdnoigen
2obn pertlast. Der &i9ter bate burh
ben Contractor ylemmann Elm Saus
auffiibrer laiien unb 9iap mar bel Dem
8au beiddftigt sepeien. 0a er bon
benz gtepmann Die obenertDdbnte
Summe nidt erbalten fonnte, 10 ber=
tla9te er ben Sauberrn.
6 age se9en ben 6 onnt p=
9 d B m ter.
Ser &e9tsanmalt Clifton 81. Game=
ron bot gsgen ON @ountp Sdabmei=
fer Soe5ne cine &lase einserei9t,
our9 pelds feiiseitellt werbsn iOl, oh
oerIelbe beirl @olsctiren BON 8ebiibren
Su b0beren 8etrdsen bere4tist 1T. als
oas @eisb boridreibt. Wie er fagt,
bate eir Seputp bts 9Oebne 50 bon
ibm an @ebiibrsn cU!lectirt, uabrenb
er nur so @ents bdtte bs3ablen iOllen.
Sa &oebne fib weisert, linn Die anseb=
lid gu bielbssablten $1.50 3uriid3u=
sablen, 10 reidte ct Die 9lage Elm.
gteue g 9eib stlage
Sacobina Smith bertlaste ibren 8at=
ten Srant 4. Smitb auf S9eioung.
Sie beidulbigt i'm Der Srunfsnbsit unb
Der pfi6tperna&ldIiisuns.
@u9 gtta @iliams Diinibt, bon ib=
rem @atten, Dem Ssuerwebrmann Mr=
die Wiliams, seidieoen gu Derben.
Serielbe bat i4on ieit LANCER 3eit ni4t
fiir iie selorst uno iie sulebt perlahen.
WtDrber Ora @oppenba
ber's 8itte.
Ora goppsnbaber, tpsl6er tpesen
grmoroung ieiner Satin gum SOos
Derurtbeilt puroe, bat ben S4lieBer
aurs eriu9t, nad Dem Suuie ieiner
S6wiegermutter gu ihiden unb oieielbs
um elm Salstuh, ueldes Der @rmoroe=
ten asbDrt bat, iopie I'm cine Yboto-
graphic berielben su bitten.
Cine Stunbe fpdtsr eri6ien Grail
Seiie 6ersuiOn, Die Mutter Der ermor-
beten 6rau, in Der Office bes S9lie-
bers uno bdnbiste oemielben bic bsr=
lansten Saden aus. sic weiserte iit
aber auf oas gntI9iebenife, ibrsr
S9wieseriObn 3u Ieben. Wie Mitse.
fansene er3dblen, ion Goppenbaber oas
Bib langs 3eit betradtet uno bein
Beidauen behelben Sbrdnen bersoHen
baben.
Cine S1pelter Der grmoroeten iiat=
tete ibm Dor einigen Sagen einen 8e'
fu9 ab; feline @ltern weroen morser
obsr am Samitag ertpartet.
SIM pOliSeigeridt
tpuroen Natban Sunter unb 90 Gamp=
bell BON Der Nnfla9e Der geibiilfe gum
Morb freiseipro4en, tuorauf lie aus
Der Saft entlahsn tpurben. sic iollter
betanntlid in @smeini6aft nit @m,
Galopea uno oeiien Srau 8erpl Der
3Oo bes Daniel Sullipan beri6uloet
baben.
Bat MaIon muBte BON Der @nflae,
bes &aubanfalls freigeiproden tperben,
neil Der lleberfalIene bur9 gbpeienbei
eldnSte.
Ser Bis Sour gabn Seleerapbif
8eOrse Smith, ansetlast, isinem 3im,
iner9enohen, bem Sarrp Sollioap elm,
soloene llbr uno baares @elo seifoblsr
su baben, pirb am 27. b. Wlts. pro-
seIIirt perosn.
Sim 90. b. Mts. tommt Der Gall be!
S9antfeaners Sarrp Ship sur Ser
banblung. gr 1T oes m0roeriidsr
Mnsriffs auf Seiie Searb beiduloiet
Sn Der Wirtbidaft bon Ml. @rismoll
on Der 6. Sainois Ctr. go. 146 batt
er bemielben nit einem Sdlagrinl
mudtise Saldse ms Gefidt perIebt
10 baB ibm bas gfaienbsin esbro6et
wurbe. Bie Sbipp ipatsr iasts, bdtt
er iid in Der perIon seirrt, er bdtt
einen san3 anoeren Wann ourdpriiselr
tpollen.
& m Wrhpi ia n n II 0 ne-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-23

poli3eiriater Stubs i1ir;te i'm Nr=
beitsbauie ben ebeli9en 2neten suif9en
ben beiben Garbieen Grant Sadion
uno @oia Burner unb erlieB ibnen iO-
bann bic .Strafe. sic maren mad Der
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-21

@. Harmeling, Charles I. Graham,
A. J. Reitz, l. Young. James SherreIl,
JEFF Read, Frank VAIL, f. W. Katter-
john, Pat Lally, Frank Efiinger, John
MacHenry.
7 RECITAL FRIDAY EVENING.
An interesting recital was given on
Friday evening in the lecture room of
the Broadway Methodist church.
Among the numbers were several very
delightful readings by Miss Frances
Herndon, who has especial talent as
an elocutionist, and a charming solo
with encore by Miss Birdye Gilbert.
Miss Herndon and Miss Gilbert have
just returned from college at Ashe-
willie, n. c., where they graduated,
and are among the debutantes for the
coming season. They are talented, as
well as popular.
A PLEASANT EVENING.
Misses May and Nell Bleich, Inez
Kruger, Katherine Holiday, Mr.. Ira
Pettitt of Paducah were the guests of
Miss Marie Dufiot Thursday evening
A social was prepared in their honor,
and all who were so fortunate as to
be present report an excellent time,
They returned on the midnight spec
isl, after spending an enjoyable even
ing with friends. -Mayfield Messenger.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNICs.
A number of enjoyable picnics have
been given during the week by several
Sunday schools, either as whole or
by classes. The shades of La Belle
park were sought by some, and others
went beyond seeking more sylvan sol.
itude. AS all-dsy affairs. or evening
suppers, they were alike successful
and largely attended by outside
guests.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. Henry L. Bradley is spending
several weeks at Dawson Springs.
city, and has made many friends of this
here. She is quite talented ana
affable.
Mrs. william Brainerd left this
week for Georgetown Ky, where
she VIII visit the Misses Sinclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Fisher have
returned from pleasure trip to
New York, Atlantic City and other
places of interest
Miss Hattie satterfeld has return
ed to her home in Princeton. Ky,
after a pleasant visit 10 Mrs, r. L.
5tutz of North Sixth sire 81.
Miss Minnie Terrell, Miss Hattie
Terrell and Miss Mary Boswell left
this week Tor Bardstown, KY, whore
they are visiting Mrs Leslie Samuels
Miss Louise Cox Will have house
party at her charming country home
in July. Several of her friends and
classmates in Washington City this
winter will visit here
The marriage of Miss Judith Darby
OF Evansville to Mr.. J. d. rempleman
mas been announced to take place in
the near future Miss Darby has several
times visited Mrs. Edward Vaughan
Mr. Henry Rudy has returned from
Hampton Sidney college, Va, where
he graduated last week with thu b. A.
degree. He will be at home for the.
summer, and NAV possibly enter
Princeton University in the fall
Jrs. T. II. Puryear has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs
Edwin Minis in Durham, n. O. Mr..
Wilson Puryear who has been attend
ing Trinity College ct Durham, ac-
his mother home for the
summer vacation.
Miss May Phelps of Washington, ID.
O., is the guest OF Miss Henrietta
Roger on jefferson street. Miss
Phelps is daughter of Lieutenant
Phelps of the United States navy,
and was Miss Rogers roommate at
college.
Miss Anna Webb arrived this week |
from near Saratoga, n. T., where she
has been visiting since the close of her |
scnool in Washington City. Miss
Webb will be in paducah until the 4
first Of October which is q matter Of /
congratulation 20 her host Of friends I
Continued 5n Sixth Page Sssa
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-21
This ssnaureis bon Of tho genuine
~ lHA Laxative BrOmO.Q uinine
~ ~ \>/VVGnD~the remedy . dsy.
Che Week i'm Society.
The Doings Of the Smart Set the Past Six Days. > =
Pleasant Events and Personal Mention. = = = y =

Henderson, Martha Davis and Louise
Cox, forming q oharmingly pictur-
esque group. Miss Lookett and Miss
Fowler were gowned in white and
Miss Davis and Miss Cox in pint.
Miss Matte Fowler, assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. Cook Husbands and Mrs.
Mildred Davis, did the honors else
where.
Delicious cherry phosphate was
served from pretty table glittering
with cut glass and red candelabra.
that stood under an attractive arbor
in the center Of the lawn. Ices and
cakes were handed later in the even
ing
A pleasant informality characterized
the entire evening, and it was proven
that pleasure and comfort were not
Incompatible. Nor were things to
interest and amuse lacking. a string
band on the side voranda made sweet
music. and professional singer was
much enjoyed. A feature of Fhe even
ing was the fortune teller's tent in the
rear where mystic Oriental dis
played occult powers Of penetration.
Though the CUES. list was confined
TO the unmarried, and largely to the
younger set, there was number pres
ent and the pretty women and airy
dresses added TO the attractiveness of
the scene. Il was a most delightful
occasion and memorable one in Pa
ducah society.
PICNIC SUPPER AND
TROLLEY RIDE.
A trolley party was enjoyed by a
humber Of society folks on Wednesday
evening A delightful supper was
served between six and eight O'Clock
at La Belle park, after which the par
~ started on trolley ride lasting
from eight TO eleven. The car was
beautifully decorated in red, white
and blue. and brilliantly Illuminated.
A band accompanied the party, max
ing delightful music. The various
street car lines were straversed, msL-
ing pleasure ride Of many miles
Those who enjoyed the delightful
occasion were: Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Rudy, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook Hus.
bands, DR. and Mrs. Victor voris. Mrs.
Mile II. Davis, Misses Virginia Lock
EFT of Henderson, Ruth Well, Martha
Loeeh Louise Cox. Halle Hisey.
Myrtle Decker, Helen Decker, Lillian
Rudy, Laura Sanders, Ethel Morrow,
Elizabeth Sinnott. Florence leiser,
Henrietta Roger, Marjorie Scott,
Messrs. Louis Rieke, Calhoun Rieke,
Tom Sanders, will Bradshaw, Frank
Davis, will Minnich, John sherwin,
Herbert Hawkins. Ed Bringhurst,
Henry Rudy, Allen Ashoraft, James
Campbell, Wallace We'll, Tom Har
rison, Stewart sinnott, Dow Wilcox,
Edwin ]. Paxton, pr. I. b. Howell
COMPLIMENTARY DANCE.
There was an ENJOYABLE dance at La I
Belle park pavilion ON Tuesday even
ing, complimentary to Miss Rubie
Oowan and Miss Katherine Tinkle OF
Rutherford. Tenn. the guests Of Miss I
Vennie Edwards.
Those in attendance we're: Gap
tain and Mrs. W. H. Edwards, Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Urbapski, Mr. and
Mrs. John Dicke. Ma Samuel Ed
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AN EVENING AL FREsoo.

One of the prettiest entertainments
ever given in Paducah as well as a
most charming compliment to a Wis.
itor, was the Misses Fowler's al fresoo
evening ON Thursday in honor Of Miss
Virginia Lockett of Henderson, KY,
the guest OF Miss Martha Davis. The
weather has been sufficiently warm
70 make any party out-ot-door seem
nlluring, and this had the additional
charm of being the first lawn fete Of
the season. The grounds were beauti-
fully illuminated with Japanese and
fairy lanterns of every variety and
shade. and the artistic effect of every
detail made a satisfying whole that
was pleasure to the eye. Nothing
was spared that could oonduce to the
comfort, pleasure and interest OF the
guests. Seats were effectively ar
ranged, and grouped tete-a-tste under
large umbrellas, tsmmocks were scat
tered through the grounds, and chairs.
everywhere, invited stay awhile"
which no one WAS 10th to do. An
effective arch Of evergreens and pretty
lanterns was over the front gate.
Ona large rug under an artistic um.
brella Of fsathery asparagus vines gay
with brilliant lights stool the receiv-
ing party, winch consisted Of Misses
Rosebud Fowler. Virginia Loekett, Of
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FISHING PARTY.

A pleasant party left here Monday
OF the Joe Fowler for Smithland, re-
turning home Tuesday. This party
included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kiger,
Misses Jane Rivers, Ada Enders, Ger
aid Sanders, Laura Sanders, Messrs.
Abram We'll, Gus Thompson, James
Smith.
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JUNE.

What is so rare as day in June?
Then, IL ever, come perfect days.
Then heaven tries earth II it be- in
time,
And over it softly her warm ear
lays;
Whether we look, or whether we
listen.
We hear life murmur, or see it glisten.
Now is the high tide Of the year,
And whatever OF life hath ebbed
away
Comes flooding back with a ripply
cheer,
Into every bare inlet and creek and
bay
Now the heart Is so full that drop
overhlls IL,
We are happy now because God wills
IL;
Joy comes, grief goes, we know not
how;
Everything is happy now.
Everything is upward striving:
Ills as easy now for the heart TO be
As for grass TO he green or skies
TO be- blue
IT'S the natural way OF living;
Who knows whittier the clouds have
fed
In the unsnarred heaven they leave
no wake;
And the eyes forget the tears they
have shed,
The heart forgets its sorrow and
ache;
The soul partakes Of the seasons
youth,
And the sulphurous riffs of passion
and woe
Lie deep meath a silence pure and
Like burnt-out craters healed with
snow.
james Russell Lowell.
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HAY RIDES.

There were several hay rides in
dulged in this week, giving a variety
and interest to the warm evenings.
Some were given by young men, and
others by pleasure clubs, but all prov
ed most enjoy able.
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THE COMING WEEK.

Mrs. Jacob Wallerstein has issued
invitations to hay ride for Monday
evening complimentary TO Miss Aimee
Levy of St Louis. and MIR. Edward
Epstein Of Louisville. The invita-.
lions are quite unique.
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Mrs. Charles Z. Gridley was the
hostess of the Married Ladies' Euchre
club on Tuesday afternoon. and en-
tertained very delightfully."- at her
home on North Sixth street.
The first prize was won by Mrs.
James sherrell, and the consolation
prize went TO Mrs. Jeh Read a
tempting luncheon was served after
the game.
those present were Nesdames Il.