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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13

Uzelles, en- ese ric6n de Francia
aquel vtejo mendigo, tan perdido,
tan desconocido v extraflo como ST
vagars por ell centro de African
...Allf Sc acerca q la fuente, tra-
tandO de coger Ia taza Y llenarla
de aqua clara. Sus manos item.
blan, sus pies resbalan, su sombre-
70, un antique cas- sluete sin forma
nj color. cse al lado del vase de.
rramado, y este le hace f1esterDi
llars's Gle risa 4 La ioven labradora.
de erlfrentq9 que en- pie, cuida de
su corral, con las dos rn8nos sobre
an enorme vientre de muier pre-.
f1ada. Por fin Ell miserable, despues
de hDrribles esfuerzos, gro beSsr
pegando Ia boca Ia lave, 7 dos
hilitps de aqua caen de sn bsrba,
mientras el sol calienta su cranea
pelado, rojo. surcado de gruesss
venas azules. Y Ricardo recuerda
10 que Lidia le decfs una vez, que
nuncla habia podido yer IN vsga-
hun6lo pararse al caer de la tards
para beber en- aquella encruciIada
HGN At&4CNOk Jon A0 s1CO1
en- oil suelo; que nunca habfa podi-
do conGemplar esa miseria de iucer
tidunbre y de abandono sin pensar
que aquel ser errante habfa sido
IN psquefi 1elo, mecido, mtmado
por una tierna madre que tai veS
10 mIiraba dormir sofiando para al
brillante porye9ir. SC6mo era po
sible que la mujer capaz de -tanta
bondlali, de piedad tan sinoera,
hubiese hecho tanto dafI0 Il 81
marisiO? SAcaso era para ella me-
nos que IN anciano mendigo?
-. tina vez que bebe, Ell ito Jor-
ge sas recueSta i1nto-A Ia fuents,
POGO q POGO, por peda-ps, como 81
arrolara al suelo sus miembros uno
detras de otro. SAGA no pan de 81
levita agujereada y hecha hilos,
10 pOne }bre una piedra inmedia-
ta y cerrandu Ion o1os, aunque solo
4 medlas pnes dehende sgl pitanza
contra las m0scas y IN atajo de
ssquaroaoa insectos enenaIgoa de
aus pAradAs de vagabundo, J 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
Ia cApfLLA DEL PERDoN

del viejo maniaco, propiebario del
Quito; pero 10 tihio de lil piedra,
el DIOR calmante de las adormlde-
ras, 10 que habfa de attractive y
cautivante en- la bondad del arlcia-
no, 10 encadenah2 EN- aelel sitio.
- listed es muchD mas jOven
que 20, decfa Merlvet dandole gol.
pecitos en- las manos; per1 Sc esta
pr6xino teper la misrna Gdad
cuapdo Sc sufre ell mismo dolor. =.
ri NAL que usted psdece, 20 10
tuve, triste h8sta morlr, triete
hssta matsr -. ST senior, hasta
matar. sLe psrece extrafo, no es
cierto? Eel snciano Meri vet, este
viejecillo tan G rtfs, tan Tranquil
lo. Eco NADIA estuVo. Que IN
acceso de- orgullo frenetico 10 CON
virtiera en- ell mas cobarde de los
asesint 8; porcue Gacaso hay osda
mas ccbarde que IN ms!rido que
mata su muier con authorization
de la leys
Ricardo bsjaba In vista sin con-
testar. Venirle con estas lcolhden.
cias el que hacfa ocho dfas no
Sofiaba sine ssngre J .verIganta y
que en- asuel momepto regresaba
del coTreO a donde fu's para descu-
trir de una ojeada, en- Ia mana de
las cartas msnd2das q Ia lista al
guna Ietrg reveladora. ,Acaso Sc
vefaD, los sinies tFos pensanientte
que conduce per les camInos una
caloeza ardiente, y que Elecesidad
tents Gle o. tar su bistoria ell an
ciano Merivet, ten disereto por
costumbre?
: Esta historic, querido hiio, Sc
pareC e q la suya; s6ic que 20 tienfa
diez sells afics mas Due Eni mujer.
Era peQue no, nads g9spc, estaba
metidcl isn el comercio hssta Ell
peacCeEo, IN comercio de tsparto
que me Obligaba 4 dar f,ecuentes
vfaies Dor AFgelia; nj tnIcc atrac.
1.-Two era tocar bastante hien Ell
vinlfn. Mi Irene, natural de Bill
dsh. tenfa Ia teS dorsda, aG oios
grandes v csrifoeOs. On sire Re
extrenafla dulzuTR. ssin silber nada
do n1bicA, le gustahla eflmp 4 as
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
|1OBIER'NO

n6msro de votns en- Puerto Riso, 40 pondrkn
en- Ia pYimsrh cclumnA d isquierda en- Id re-
feri6a papeaba3 y sI pArtido que ai6 oil n6wa-
70 de votog snhgfg gnfents sn imporAaReiA nj de
dats, Sc pondEk sn la segunda eolumna: res
rIseto de onaleaquIsrs Otros partidos ous hu-
tfass, 90 obs0rvsr& oil oFdan que oil Console da-
tsrmine. la diVis& de cAda paYtido 50 pondYG
rnks &rriba ds m cfrsulo no menor de una uul.
Gsda Dc di&n1atro, y encaAszarG la Iiska do
candidatoa de dicho partido, "a imprimiYxn
lAs siguianteD paabrAs en- Esps 1l en- IugEss
contorneand0 por fuerA cRda uao de diahos cir
enlos o sRbel GPara vOtaF integrR In candida.
tura, traosss una ~ d0ntro de este efrcuIo.1
IumedtatAuss snte dsbajo del circulo - pom
drA 81 nombr0 tfAuIo ie la <psps!stE1 do can
didatuFa del partido, q inG Gedtktamenta dsbafo
die este nombrs tftalo, 10 lista de candldatos
die partido, eolockndoae estos 6 dIstaneia de
trsa cuAFtos de pulgadh unos de osFos, msdida
die eentTo clsntro de dichos nombras, sl nom
tire de cada candidate tsnisndo contiguo 81
dsreoha un euadrado Guyos lados midan tres
octavos da pnlgada oaCa unoiy In disposition
sn conjunto da H. psp0IetA serG en 10 sustan-
Gtai eonforme son ell siguisnts moaslo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13

adOrmece, comma manO en- Ell pan
Y otra en- el CARROTS.
Ricardo no duerme. Acab8ronse
las buenas siestas do ant8no. Aho
ra Sc entretiene efl mirar y OR, &
Jrav6s del camino al pesatlo suefIo
de aquel pordiosero p0r ell cugl
sIente ternura, pues era 81 pobre
de LtdIa, y d el fu6 quien por 6lti-
mo habld, poniendo en- 81 mano
agrIetada y aspera Ia carta de des-
pedida que la se1iora de F6nigan
no ha quarldo nunca en5efiar su
hijo. De repente sc le ocflrre que
d falta de esa carta Ell pequef1o es-
crit3rio de 50 muier, que esta ART
ba en- III cnai to, contiene tai vez
otras igualn1ente curiosas. SC6mo
es que DO ha TEMPO antes Ia tt
ci6n de bnscar?
En IN nlomento fu6 dar con
r ia, le pidi6 Ii llave, vi6 la silue-
ia de Alejandro ssltar por la ven
tana del cnsrto de Ia ropil bl8nca
alberto sobre ell parque y subi6
may de prisa Ia pelquefia eacalera
Gu ferta cJn lienzD de Gdneva de
Rrsn les flores. ALI eSta delRnte de
i'm Undo mneb de Ia Dor antique
cura ceTIadura hace saltar, en-
brisgado de- pronto por el olor de
azuceDa que le rsCIuerda b la al.
sente meiOr afio cue las arias de
Pergoleso 8 de Beethoven. Ricardo
busca y rebusca cCIn sus gruesos
dedos calelturieutDa. Ysl ha des.
cubierto cartas da su N adre
suyes propias, de Ia epoca
60 que hacfa la cortie d Ia. huerfa-
ma, algunas misivas de SIR Marta
durante una est lncla dc ID. reiigio-
ss en- Dublin y despnes. conseFva.
dae precIosaments las dos cuentaa
de 81 cena Y de Is roche de fonda,
la noche de Ia O 2erg. tPobre Ill
dia, como ae vefa que no 10 SohTa-
rorl ocRsiOnts de plilcerl.
Ahora, IN sobre iyrande donde ae
euCuentrRn una minaatura, dc mar
III en I'm Gstuche y tTes elartas en-
que reconoCe Ia letra nna y astuta
de Carleio. Desde las primsras IT,
Raias SO esEremece, ans mHliIlas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
Ia Ley PARA ELEcCIONES
APROBADA POR FL
[C0N71NUACIONl

So ArehivArAn tales sartiac&dos p0tlcio-
eicnes de dssignAc6n en- La OAeinA del gscr..
tRrio de Puerto 1Ico, 10 m&s aessnAn 6las
Anfes 10 menoB tEsintA 6fAs Antss del do 10
Slscci6n.
- Conaeio B1scutivo hArG que Iou noul-
bres do tOdos los eArdidaton o. lA Okmara dc
Dslsgados en- oil distrito ror 81 que dichos Gagl.
didatos SO hayan pPssensRdO, y los nom bras de
candidates ComisionSdO IN los Estadoa Uni-
dos, los de todos los dsm6s candidases, 30
ImprimaA una papaleta, eou los nombres
coloeados dsbs - del tfaulo y de Ia divlua dall
pSrtido dc la Rgfupaci6a de solicitanteB cor
fo=me elIos uismos le hayan designado en- sn
csrtihesdo pstiOt6n; 8, On oil cBso de no hs..
berae desfgnado, coiOcad0s dsbsio de Aig6o sl-
tulo de sIgun2 divlsa.
Las pApeistAS sarzn d0 tAm&Ho unifOFme
de p4pel dc una mtsma cAltdad un mismo
eoiors 10 suhcientsmsnts gruesss para que
10 jmpreSo "a elias pusdR distin guirHs pe,r
50 dorso. Todas las papslesas prspAPadas pcr
sl Consejo se i'm mpPi nirGn sn papsl blanc0 is
sgrupATan stmySricam msnte 0n moAtonss de
clan. La diViSR adoptads v In lista de esndidn-
tos pressntada poF Ell pATtido que sn las slsls-
cionss inmediatameEte antOriores di6 sl mayor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13

aVnis 8 hilo negro, prob ablemente
para remendar su antigua J lus-
utoSa sotana.
va es tiempo dc que el senoF
lts compre otra.
IT enc ust'5d raz0n, BARBARA,
lie compraremos Ctra nuevs.
Pern. de rFisa hacer el al
Ehuefzu -
La vie1a cruz6 Ell camin0 ahora
tleclerto que parecfa mas ancho
como todo ell cam po Immediate en-
10 ( dio del silencio J del descaoso
del domIr go, no tardando en- des-
Aparecer por ma pequefia puerta
de la pared Tccina, mientras SO
nmo Sc sentaba al sol en- uUa de
las anchas piedrss blancas del coto.
FL sefIor Meriyet espersba desde
lnacia un iustante la saiia del vi
carlo, con Amino de hacerle aceptar
ana hermosa sotana que DO f0era
FendidA enseguida para dar su pro-
iucto los pobreS, cuando Sc oye
ton pasos en- al camino la veZ
que eli tararear de una vOz de ajo.
NADIA gustaba tanto al anciano
como yer q un trB nseunte, a IN
f0rastero que Sc para5a q leer la
inscription de su iglesia; Napoleon
1feraUet, cabGllerO de Ia O1deR de San
Gtcqorto IL Grunce... Y va alzaba
la mirada, sabUreendo de antema
no 81 YGntdosa ale gria, cuand1
perdi6 la illusion. encontrandose
con Ricardo FeOigau quSen no
habia quelto yer desde Ia ints-
rrupci6nP de las veladas musieales
caLsada por Ia huida de Ltdis.
Llam6le con adem8n afectuoSc, 10
hizo sentar & fiu lado, = dtSques de
mirarle bien lie diio:
--dP0r que no ha venido usted
anses? mo Quiere uAted eLtrar
nunca en mi pequefia iglesia? Sin
embaTgr, la hArfa q ultsd bien
este.
Ricardo @, e8quecido, escuAlido,
con largas aTrngas horizoutslee que
lie surca ban ila freAte & manera de
rebRlones de mnHca, buGcRba IN
preLexto para mare haIse cuaBto
Antss, libranaose dc lGs repToches
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13

TrGUEEoA, WILSON g c%.-Ingsnieros
slsctrie!stas.
nos ofrscenes IL pGblioo tsaao sn San
Juan CONC en- ID lsia, para toda ci2se de tns-
talaciones Ia pIsntss eisctricaa an kaciandas
ingenios en espoeiAlidsd para lnssalacio-
nes de aiumbrado sl6ctrico. Todaa las inste-
laeionss el&ctricas do Is GSan Juan Light and
Transit Cunpanys han stdo hsehas por Rs
sotros.
Para dirigirse n0sotfos por Goffso pom.
casa Figusrea Wilson = sCa. ~AParsadc s01
SaA jusa. oil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
FRTTZE, LUNI)T c GO.


CaSas sm NayagsseS y San J'%GE's.) J
Rau0ucPOs cOIzaisf@nKstaO
AGEN TEs
d, las siguientes eompafifas dc vapores
Hamburg american Lime
Hamburg.
IA NELOCE
G6novs.
Aew Eark and PGO. Rice o. q. Ca
New York.
AsnsoB Steamship Line.
New York.
Sierra StsamsIslP Line
Liverpool.
Vaserss csrrsos de s8srInss de Herrera
Habana.
saavoston EEosa ladies q. .. Co.
Galveston.
De las sigaientes Compaffas ds Ass'
karos contra iucendlo,
LA BALOISE,
HAMBURG BREMENSE,
AACHEN j. MUNICH.
AsEd UROS MARITIMOS
Eorte GermknioR.
Representatives.
del Bossd Of Underwriters of New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13

10 vapor eHiladeIhsp s1trAdo aver "a el
pnsrso de SAD Juan psocadents do 10 Guaira
-Vspexuala-&faje los sigusptsS passRsFos
Juan BisAE6n, juan B. Rlhust sefi ,ra, Sunny
Hall, nino Ci&uds,y Jhos Dtgs seh7re.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
Angel Acosta QuinterO
i Abog@sse v NOGRriO
PoElcs, Puerto Rico
mn Juan

IA Jaa3URA03A SO sao1eatfa "a Fen~
"a ga i0s sasaslecimisnt0s siguisntes
segioras Auvn Campsny, PlaGa Al
feaso XII.
Fargaasis e. e. PAsF6u, san ISate 6.
ia Zerhf, PasFta-ticffs.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03

II was Boston lawyer who in the
heat Of his argument referred In col
loquial terms to the colored gentle
man in the woodpile. When he sat
down II occurred to him that II was an
awful crack to make, especially as
there was a colored man on the jury.
The jury took the case and, not n
little to his surprise, found for his
client, As the jurors left the room the
eo.ored man said to the lawyer:
Thought we were going to find
against you. didn't your
"Yes. was little afraid you
would" replied the lawyer.
"That didn't make any difference
with me-" said the colored man. II
knew what you meant."--Boston Rec
ord.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03

A sensible move was started in the
council last night when the matter Of
stopping the useless runs of the South
Side fire company to the central or
northern part of the city was brought
up and referred, There was never any
reason in the practice. II there is a
bad fire, in nine cases out of ten the
South Side department can be notified
in time to reach the scene sufficiently
early. At present, however, the South
Side department is required to answer
every alarm, and often has a long,
useless run of mile or more on the
hottest OF coolest days, subjecting both
men and horses to needless hardship.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03

Now that THE Twin Sister" has
made a big hit at one OF the Broadway
theaters. 1t may be well TO repeat a
story that Lieut.. Gov. Woodruff told
at a dinner recently. It was OF man
who invited a friend home to dinner
with him and there introduced him to
his wife, an accomplished. beautiful
young woman. and to her twin sister.
who was her living image. and who
appeared equally charming TO this Wis
tor. He was talkative and entertain
ing at the table. but when he and his
host had adjourned 10 the library TO
enjoy a cigar. he became silent and
thoughtful. His host rallied him, and
he finally admitted that he had some
thing on his mind that greatly pug
zled him. Pressed to reveal 1t he blurt-
ed out:
"pill, you've got a charming wife.
She's pretty as a picture, afectionate.
full OF spirits and a regular queen IN
every way. But her sister Is equally
charming. equally pretty and witty.
and they look exactly. alike. What
bothers me Is how in the dickens do
you tell them apart?"
Il don't mind telling you" replied
his host with the utmost seriousness,
that don't try to."-New York Press.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03

The Louisville courts are to settle
the question of what is noon in Ken
lucky. A number Of insurance poll
cies on a certain business there expir-
ed at noon ON q certain day and about
that time the store caught fire and
was destroyed. The policies were con-
tested on the ground that they had ex-
pired when the fire occurred The
alarm was turned in at 1859 O'CLOCK
standard time and it is claimed by the
insurance companies that it was then
noon within the meaning of the law,
the sun time being 1917. On this
hinges the acquisition or loss of sever.
al thousand dollars. The question Of
what is noon, whether it is standard
time or when the sun crosses the me-
ridian. has never before been brought
up in Kentucky, and so far as il
known was never settled in any
state except Ohio, where it was de-
cided that noon is the time the sur
crosses the meridian. The case in Ken
tucky will establish precedent.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03
WHOLESALE VACCINATION
vERAL MECHANICSBURG
FAMILIES, HOWEVER, OBJ
JECTED TO oPER-
ALTON.

Drs. Graves, the health officer,
and Coyle, the city physician, today
went TO the section of the city near
the KilgoIe heading factory in Me-
chanicsburg to vaccinate the residents
About thirty five were vaccinated, but
three families refused to undergo the
operation, and one entire family re-
treated to the wood house to escape
the officers. Unless all agree to be
vaccinated . quarantine VIII be made,
and they will not be permitted to
leave the house. There is but one
case of smallpox in that vicinity, and
it was shipped here from Memphis.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03

His royal hlghness the Grand Duke
of saxe-weimar is just rs years Of age
and is said TO be the richest bachelor
in Europe. not even excepting his ma
jesty OF Spain. He is a soldier OF
much promise. and his career has been
watched with interest by the kaiser.
Rumor has credited his royal highness
with tender sentiments toward more
than one princess. the latest selection
being the Princess Beatrice OF Sake
Coburg and Gotha. whose attractions
are becoming greater every year. The
Grand Duke Is expected to shortly Wis
II England. wAere he will no doubt be
heartily welcomed as the kinsman OF
Field Marshal Prince Edward OF Sake
weimar.-Home Notes.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03
MILLIONS OF FISH
THE GREAT FISHING WATERS
OF WISCONSIN ARE BEING
NEWLY STOCKED.

Great attic ntion Is being paid this
year by the Wisconsin Fish commits.
sion to the stocking of the streams
and lskes of that state. Fifteen mil.
lion pike fry and two million muscall'
onge are to be distributed in the Wis
consin lakes, and 1t is proposed by
the Wisconsin authorities to give the
visitor to that state this summer,
plenty of sport with rod and line.
The Chicago and Northwestern rail.
way, which reaches all the principal
fishing resorts in Wisconsin and
Northern Michigan, announces favor.
able excursion rates and special''train
service from Chicago and milwaukee
this summer to take care Of what they
anticipate will be the largest move
ment to Wisconsin resorts that has
ever been known.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03
HORSE THIEF CAPTURED
FULTON OFFICERS RUN DOWN
MAN WHO IS WANTED AT
RIPLEY.

Marshals Leander Robertson and
Jesse Walker caught horse thief at
Mayfeld Monday. He stole horse
from a party at Ripley on the Ssh Of
May. aud Saturday the officers at
Union City telephoned to Fulton that
the thief was somewhere in that local
ity. Marshal Robertson at once sent
description of the man to Msyfield Off
GERS and to all other nearby towns
Chief MeNutt 'phoned yesterday that
he had the right man. and also the
horse. The thief gives his name as b.
Whitlock.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03

The Sun is pleased to note that the
city coancil is disposed to adopt met
ropolitan regulations. The passage of
tho town COW ordinance is wise
thing. and will be heartily approved
by majority of the best people in the
city. 1t is intended to deprive no per-
son Of property or privilge, but is
simply designed to protect people
from the ravages Of cows. 1t prevents
NO one from owning all the COWS ne
desires butprohibits his turning them
loose inside the city limits. This is
all that should be desired. Citizens
are not allowed to keep hogs at all in
side the city, because it has cen
deemed best for the health and gener-
al welfare Of the peo pie. This is the
reason the cows should be kept up. 1t
is hoped that the ordinance will meet
no opposition in the other board, hay
ing received a majority in the coun-
Gil. The Sun has been fighting the
town COW for several years, and is
pleased at tine result
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03
TENNESSEE BONUS
NON RESIDENT TAXPAYERS OF
NASHVILLE SEEK TO EN-
JOIN PAYMENT.

Nashville, June Suit was filed
in the United States circuit court this
afternoon in behalf Of J.. Craig No
Lanahan and other nonresident tax
payers of Nashville, seeking to enjoin
the payment by the city of Nashville
of 81, 900, 900 subscription to the cap.
ital stock of the Nashville and Clarks-
vile railroad, which was voted last
August. The bill alleges the election
was illegal and void, and cites large
number Of alleged illegal votes in each
ward of the city. The whole pro.
ceeding is held to be invalid.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03

/: Somebody will have to go down and
soothe the feelings of the Mayfield
Messenger. 1t has been complaining
about Paducah's carnival ever since 1t
was over. About column was recent
ly devoted to an erudite demonstra-
tion that carnivals are an immoral in
stitution. 1t is regretted that the
Messenger was not consulted before
the Elks decided to give their carni-
val.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03

It is now possible to insure at
Lloyds against the risk OF smallpox
breaking out in the house on either
side Of you-the idea being. Of course.
TO protect the assured against expense
incurred by temporary removal. The
rate is a minimum Of 10 shillings per
cent for the year. the risk. OF course.
extending over an indefinite number of
people. One broker, who was In this
business from the start. has been do
ing hardly anything else for the last
ten days. and many who at first
laughed at the whole thing are now
coming into the market.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03
THE GLOBE BANK
AND TRUST co.
,.Now 0pen".
...For Business.

The success Of those large financial
institutions known as trust companies,
which have sprung up among us in the
past few years is extraordinary but
more extraordinary still is the rapid
and constant increase in the business
of trust companies as the knowledge
Of them spreads, and people learn what
they really are, whom they serve and
the advantages they offer.
A trust company Is corporation
formed for the purpose Of accepting
and executing such trusts as may be
lawfully committed to It; Of acting %
trustee and receiving deposits Of money
and other personal property, and OF
loaning money on real and personal
property.
The Globe Bank and Trust company
is one Of these institutions, and Padu-
cab is fortunate in having one. Be-
sides being trust company, they do =
general banking business, and pay in
tsrest on deposits. OfIioe 800 Broad
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03
PRESIDENT INVITED
TO HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs. June 3.-Secre tary
Cooley, ON behalf OF the Business
Mems League and the people of this
city generally has written President
Roosevelt extending him a cordial in.
vitation to visit this city when he
comes south next fall. The large
governmental interests here, it is
thought, will have some influence with
the president in accepting the invita-
ton.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03
CHIEF ENGINEER.
MR.. DAVID SLOAN AND OTHERS
IN THE CITY TODAY.

Mr.. David Sloan, chief construction
engineer of the Illinois Central, Nc.
t. NJ Orr, chief right Of way agent Of
the same road and Mr. \. +. Near
thur, one of the biggest railroad con-
tractors in the country, arrived this
morning from Chicago on business
connected with the Cairo extension Of
the Illinois Central, and are at the
Palmer.
They are here to inspect and super
wise tho work that is being done on
the road
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03

Former Lieutenant Dirais6n of the
French army announces that he has
now given full satisfaction to all per-
sons offended by his book. Les Mari
times" and will now devote himself to
the advertising OF his work. NJ. Dirai-
sons five duels have doomed his book.
of which 10000 copies have been sold,
which," remarks facetlous Paris cor
respondent, lis at the rate Of 10000
Der duel-good business"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-03

President Roosevelt's Decoration
day speech has brought out favorable
comment FROM the best people in the
United States as we'll as Europe. He
we'll sustains his reputation for say
ing what he thinks best whenever he
sees fit, and has the happy faculty Of
always hitting at the right time and
driving it straight home.