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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14

Chicago March - Colonel Clowy has
filed positions with the Illinois and Miss
issippl. Missouri and Western aud western
Mon Telegraph companies rs messenger
operator. manager, superintendent general
superintendent aud vice president AZ Nv
beginning of the riyll war he was commits.
stoned 10y President Lincoln as cap ain aud
hSsIstnn quartcrmastcr and placed 10
charge u the United States military trlc'
graph IN the departments of Missouri KAN
sas and Arkansas. At the cluso ui the war
he received a hrcNei commission as lieu
tenant colonel from President Johnson FOR
incrl orious services and devoted applicd
ton TO duty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
EC ENEA IS
ITGH IS TORTURE.

Eczema is caused by an acid humor in
the blood coming in contact with the
SKIN and producing great redness and in
haihfnaiion little pustular eruptions form
ana discharge thin, sticky fluid, which
dries and scales off sometimes the skin is
hard' dry aud Gssured. Eczema in any
form IS tormentng, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning at times arc
almost unbearable the acid burning
humor seems TO ooze out and set the sEi6
on hire. Salves, washes nor other erter.
nal Applications do any real good. for as
long as the poison remains in the blood
1t VIII keep the skin irritated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
ADD UP THE GAINS.

In consumption, as in other
diseases, the results secured
from continued treatment with
SCOTS Emulsion come from
the accumulation of many
small gains.
A little gain in strength
each day--a little gain in
weight each day-if continued
for weeks, amounts to some.
thing.
SCOTS Emulsion can be
taken for weeks and months
without the least disturbance.
1t gives itself time to do
good, 1t makes new flesh and
strengthens the lungs.
send for Pre- Sample.
SCOTT a BowNE cnsmistA ~ rs.ri q. MY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14

this afternoon. IN approval of the nppli.
cation of the Snu Antonio nnd Aunsns
Iuss. authority Is granted for the adoption
NJ tho following rates for the transpurih
ton of icc IN carloads between the points
named, fur the purpose of icing rcirgcru'
Tor ears containing fruits, vegetables, cite:
lfrom lloustou TO Corpus christi. S1h1n per
ear. Houston to Noaltum Sl3io per cnr.
IN approval OF application Of the Texas
mud New Orleans railroad, u Is hereby or
be This commission 10 apply on brick. VT
rhcd brick Are brick aud fire clay, n car
leads, transported by railroads bet Ncrn
points In Texas. hc amended 10y adding
thereto tins exception Brick In carloads
from Bmuchcttc To Beaumont - per ear.
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S1i. i0S out of the required $4,000. M
W, ~. Myres, one ot the promoters, made
proposition. when The above amount was
reached. lie proposed that his company
agreed 10 build The road for S3i,Wn. mus
giyiug 5000 70 the enterprise. n The go;
600 Is raised by SATURDAY, auiN cyors VII!
Immediately hc mi In the field. The road
Is proposed to bc twelve miles IN length
aud possibly to Egan. this county. How
ever the road II will tap ar tho terminal
mas never been made public. However,
tlcburnc wants anothcr road. needs " hnd
lr and II looks quite promising for aun her
road 10 bc started from this place soon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
Arrested on a CHARGE Of Murder

Ardmore, |. H. March 1a.John Love, a
negro, was lodged in jail hero today by
Deputy Marshal jackson on charge of
numbering Alfred Graves near Homer some
weeks ago. Graves was mail carrier be.
tween Berwyn and Elk. He was missing
about two weeks when his body, partly
eaten by hogs, was discovered IN ravinc.
IL was evident that Graves throat had
been cut from ear TO car and the marshal
has since been hard at work on the case.
Love WAS committed TO She Federal lail
without bold by Commissioner Pfefier
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
MANI vlsltora ~ MarlIn.

Marlin. Texas, March Il. Tho hotel
registers now present loug strings OF new
psmes each day, showing that VISITORS are
coming for the hot water great many
~ Martins visitors are from oihor states
and especially from the larger cities or the
Fast, but the Texas representation is
strong.
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No Truth IN the Renort.

The report printed in New Orleans
paper to the effect that Colonel j. NJ.
Knight travelling passenger agent OF the
southern Railway, aud located la Houston,
would resign his position and 20 with the
New orleans and Northeastern h druicd
by Colonel kuight lie vii! not resign,
but viii rrmaiu iu Houston Us the rcprcscn.
tatlvc ~ the Southern.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
REDUCTION IN RATES

Has Been Announced by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
Tho Western Union Telegraph company
announces that, cncctiyr April /, tariG
rates from St Louis Kansas city md
Memphis ia Eastern TcNn. and Louisiana
will he reduced from 80 to - cents Il Is
understood that this reduction rs made un
10 reduce rates wherever tIc Increase IN
Volume 81 husinesa lnsIIhos aurh Ariinn.
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Macaronl sLookhoIdnrs 70 Mnnt

Victoria. Texas March n AZ special
meeting OF the hourd n directors ycstcr-
gay a meeting Of the stockholders ot the
New York, Texas and Mexican RHilwny
company WIS called fur April lB FOR nCrcS.
sniN Hc ion in connection with the cNtcu-
sl"u from Van Week and for such other cx.
tensions as they may determine upon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
Imnraved Car setuloc

city Passenger aud Ticket Agent Barnes
NJ tho katy Yesterday called attention 10
the Introduction NJ two brand now cars for
use ON the Katy dyer from Houston to St
Louis They are the new chair car No
lh aud the new Pullman, janus The cars
are beauties and viii no doubt prove Al
great attraction With the travelling public
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14

Says |. and 6. N. Beaumont Extension
Will be Built.
ONLY ONE REQUEST WILL BE MADE
And that Is for Right OF Way Out Of
Notwithstanding About the
Recent Purchases.


Leroy Trce. general manager OF the In
,or,.,tnr,,i ana ,r,,, N,,iberu .ncnt VOC.
....,.
tetdHy ~ Houston looking over tue prop
crty Of the compnpr I'm the afternoon he
,,,u, ..,t q, ma ,,. .t,o. t,l- and saw
''"' WV W. Wv ~" "'''
the test ana also went down to MdEh"lh
park and looked over The holding. of the
- n .u t,t,,,.,,t.,nai .,,,,us.
''Np"HH '''''' NV 'u'' ''"'''""'
about mllc Of water front along thc pr"
uosed shi, channel M TINT putut
N ot tt cha, ,y,,psinn
"' Ail'' ""N "nN'' '' W. Wv
of the International from Houston l."
Ortnrr via u,.ittu,,ut Hr sad the rpud
,,., ,r,,.ld,j
N"u'u We huIl lI"h il""''"' ''' 49,
Right ~ way was given the company from
it,r.t,, en- ,i,,.. ,utii,f, line and ho hrii,.N cs
~ nu ID,
lliol tulN VIII n' t"'''l 7''"''"'
tcruntiuual already has entrance To- lhc 'i't
proper lie did NOT say So, nut ihc rnaH
nu, also considered % route from SplnE
to beaumont h tHsc The lIuu~tul trtmih
BE-, NOT considered the better proposition
He would not SAY just what route had hr'h
decided on ass IT. would not do To publish
ID M ths lime
Mir Irlrr snld thu the proposed roma
yyHs moi to b., considered as an cnort 10
hurt ihr Southrm Pacific. as :, Wu- NOT
rtn,,iI f.. J, Inn inn 10 de,'inu a couu-
nv It.u pr.,l. "a rn1d I'm order To- hccumc
A. but II -huuld h, The International
tnrk vul nurnIlcl that of the southern
10 ih" Whol" dAstnuc'' mere WIZ "ii
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The Food-Drink.

A combination OF food elements in con.
venient aud palatable form-mnkes blood
and flesh brings strength and health to
the weak--thats Malt-NutFine. real
tonic whose daily use Is good for all sorts
and conditions OF men aud women Physl.
clans approve It. Sold By ali druggists
Prepared only by Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Association, st. Louis, u. S. A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14
Lampasas Extension Progressing.

Manager Jon y Ntllcr Of The Houston
and Texas Central md Engineer or Main.
tcnancc Of Way \ V. Kellogg returned
Yesterday from four-day trin over the
main and branch lines Of the road They
gross making nu the Iampasas extension.
The work Is going steadily forward Tho
rain If Tuesday was a great holm to the
contractor.
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cIeburne Wants a short HI,

'lcburne. Texas, March II One or the
Most lmporiani items CONCERNING CIcburno
Of tate date Is the almost assured fact 4
auotaer railroad Nightly meetings arc
hrlng held and only S2so OF fha rrnareiI
hm"nnt arr larkiu. rhs can ~, vi
phN time between nov and Snbirdrv tl.lt.
Last nights messing raised the aniouaI 70
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To Discuss Passenger Differentials.

Sew York. March 10 Passenger agents
OF some of the trunk lines have gone 70
'hic9go To discuss the question of passen
'ag". ne Erie claims that u should he
allowed rate NJ sta General Passenger
ig'nt Cooke viii bring This calm before
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4. bad !. Il. 30 oa Rulnsr.

The first oil burner to he turned ont II
the Houston and Texas Central shops Is
~ ~ Il rs switch engine and was
doing duty la the Houston AMI Texas Cen
tr9l Yards yesterday W. To- shows m In
with the new mower
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Work Has seaun

knrnct. rexas March - The grading
oniN' 81 Contractor Hughes came hero 80,
sffl daAs $50 Win tcamS wul tools and
gr 0eFnn Nnrk today on the extension Of
ne Houston and Te1as GentrA 20 LAn.
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Notes and Personals.

r. $ Allison, chicr clerk In he Southern
Pacific freight office at Beaumont, was
her" yesterday.
A. a. Atkinson. division freight aud pas.
s"uG"r agent NJ the Houston and Texas
Central, hcudguurt"r, at torsirgnn, was a
visitor Yesterday
T.. Baker general manager " tho
Southwestern Telegraph aud Telephone
company, h"adpartor. at Austin was here
Yesterday on short business tlp
Joseph Russ, superintendent OF tho Pa
Elm" Express company hcaduuuucrs at
Dallas, was here yesterday on business and
WAS n welcome caller at the various rail
road and express orHrrs
Reports received Yesterday from General
Freight aud Passenger Agent W T. Me.
Clurc Of the Galveston Houston and Hon.
dcrN"n. who Is At Marlin Tor his hcaith.
are to the effect that he Is stin very IN.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

". q II. c. N. n.
Grand Central Depo,
lssvs No 100 N Arrive No, as 2spn
Jaws No. J.. .ii.0o .. N Arrive No. s. 6i0 ~
Il. a n. o. IA. n.
Grand Central Depot
Cav. No 81. $50 = N Xriv, No ). S.5ss
a.. N. a 9. a. Ry.
Grand Central Depot
L.sv, No, '. ..Io,o5, am Arrive Nos7.2op /.
Issvs Ne. e...,ii.is .. N Arrive. NOI~4.oo a -
a., II. a N. n. II.
Grand Central Depot
ksevs No 1905 m Arrive No. .. 200 an
Law. Law. No No. $685. A Ay. No. No. ' goS pm
Nos and Sundays Only,
n. ", It. q M. "a. n.
Grand Central Depot
tssv. No. rs: .i0.is a. IN Arrive No ra. SIS
.. a. a. A. p. ny.
Grand Genital Depot
leave Ne, i...9.55 an AnNs No Gas p.-
O.. G. q s. f. n. II.
Grand Central Depot
t..ws - 49,. 1904 Auive,. s;5sas
Lteve's...sss,S - p ~ arrive. '''sss S.EU P'tn
Galveston Trains
kssss .......7.O 90 a. n. Arrive ...... $40 pm
Tsavs,."...7.45 IN Arrivs..... ...T 40 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
tfava ....B.s5 am Arrive ....... $40 a. m
leavs...,.,..l.S0 p, IN Afrve $40 p
Al these trains leave the Santa 10 Congress-
Ave, DEPOT 10 minutes later Than the above
Al. Il. q w. II. II. IA.
Fifth Ward Depot
Leave ZOO am Express Train Arrive 10 90 p.
Grand Central Depot
Lave sos ?. m,..,,......,... Arrive o.02 a m
NJ. X. q II. II. II.
NJ. x. & T, Depot. Einh Ward
Leave 80 q mr..,...........Arive 9. 30 a. m
Leave O5 ?. m .....-.... .... Arrive 8 so N
For Galveston Trains see g.. Il &H
l. q C. u. IA, II.
Depo, foot OF Congress Avenue
leave s.9s p. m...,......,...,. Arrive 40 an
Leave 500 a. m....,,,,.. .... Arrive $40 PA
Columbia and Vs!Asco Trains,
Leave 600 a. ~. ....... Arrive A,4s p. "a
Daily Except SUNDAY,
leave 900 am SUNDAY onlyJ Arrive A,A5 pm
q. II. a II. n. n.
level 4 6. H.. Depot 900 = n
ltAve-..M. K. & T, Depot. .....,...... GAS a u
leave...,i & c. n, Depot .....,...... o.S s =. m
Leave IL & q, n Depot ..........,..4.5s p. IN
leave Grand Ceutst Depot ......... 100 p IN
'Leave. & n. Derot........,.,.., 90 p IN
Sundays only
Aianlcht special arrives lao m SundAYA
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RAR FORM OF TETTER.

For three years /
had letter on INV
hands, which caused
Them TO swell to twice
their naturalsizc. Part
OF the time the disease
was the form ofrlin.
Ming sores very pain
tWl, nd Causing me
much discomfort -Four
doctors said the letter
had progressed too far
TO he cured. and thew
could do nothing for
me. / took only three
bottles Of S. S. $. nnd
wns completely cured
This was 6ftccu wears
ago, and / have never
since seen any sign Of
u. u. JACKSON. iiIA Nc
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New Cotton Belt Folder.

completed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14

PHILADELPHIA Tho board Of dlrnr.
tors of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad coupa,,y
nave authorized the issue ~ SInOnn oOJ
lures. "''"
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ADVANCED A STEP.

OoIoncI UIoWry Is Now President OF t0c
Western Union
New York, March T. Colonel Il. G..
clowlY vice president and general supcr
lnicndcut NJ. the Western Union Telegraph
company was today elected president sue
cccdlug Thomas I. Eckcrt. retired
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llr David Kc1updys Magic Eve Salyr for
Trade supplied by Houston Drug Co.
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Dr. David Kennedy Corporation, Rond-
out, NJ Y.
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Special Authorities Granted.
Austin, Texas, March l3.-rhc railroad
commission issued the following orders
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14

s. S. S. neutral
cools the blood and
natural state, and
skin becomes soft
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14

iaY Of lrouble.r- Mas
See ST, Kansas City, Mo.
' this acid robson,
20 a healthy,
the rough, unhealthy
smooth and clear.
es Tie tier, Ery-
ilPelas, Psoriasis, salt
Sheuu and all skin
diseases due 20 a pois.
oned condition of the
'ur book aud write ms
Onr physicians have
a lie study, and can
advice We make no
&C. Alleorrespondence
c,est confidence.
70 CO. ATLANTA. "a.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-02
MANY THIEVES.
FULTON HAS TO TAKE DRASTIC
STEPS TO GET RID OF THEM.

There have been so many thieves
ana gamblers in Fulton this week, at
trscted by the carnival, that St
Louis detectives had to be cent for to
spot them and run them out of town.
They would cross from one state to the
other and in this way greatly annoy
the officers.
The executive committee Of the Elss
carnival have taken ample precautions
60 see that none of the grafters do any
business here during the carnival.
They will be given orders to leave as
soon as spotted Two of those who
were here last year are now serving
threo year sentences for stealing q
diamond pin.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-02
Large Crowds at the Naval Academy
to Attend the Exercises.
Diplomas Delivered by President Roose-
yelt-New Secretary also vas
Present.
ffIY-NlNE IN THE GRADUATING CLASS

Annapolis, Nd, May 1.-The large
crowd assembled today from every
part of the United States was proof
sufficient of the great interest which
the navy inspires. The chapel Of the
naval academy was not large enough
to seat all the spectators, AMI the
crowds were con p lied to wait out
side. Finally when the diplomas were
delivered from the band stand, the
crowd which surrounded outside the
ropes extended eight deep. In deliver
ing the diplomas President Roosevelt
made brief address congratulating
the cadets upon their graduation, and
dwelling upon the importance of their
future duties and responsibilities. Mr..
Moody, the new secretary Of the navy.
also was present, and made few re-
marks to the graduates.
roday's graduating class numbers
tifty nine cadets. In the course Of the
ordinary procedure the class would
not have graduated until June, but
the dearth Of officers in the navy
caused the advance date 10 be set.
The addition of the ffty-nine new en-
signs will greatly relieve the bureau
OF navigation in its effort to obtain
enough commissioned officers 10 dis
charge the duties dovolving upon them
at sea. The new ensigns are, Of
course. without experience ahoat, but
they will relieve others who have had
some experience, and who can in
turn be assigned TO some more import
ant duty than that upon which they
have been engaged
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-02
SIlll AT LARGE.
]. B. BOwLIN is IN METROPO.
LIS, WHERE HE CREATED
A SENSATION.

j, b. Bowlin. the man who attract
ed some attention here for a few days
this week, has gone to Metropolis,
where he finally landed in Jail.
1t seems he started to Portland,
Ore, from Nashville, and became de-
mented here, his ticket expiring He
is said to be a discharged federal pris-
oner who was released at Middlesboro.
In Metropolis his mania seemed to
be for writing checks on Louisville
bank. He attempted to Jump his
board bill. Mr.. COPELAND started out
in town to look him mp but he kept
lodging about mysteriously. Meet
ing W. @. Shelton, Bowlin asked him
TO go to the COPELAND and get small
bundle which he had left there and
offered as pay a check for s. written
on one Of the old state bank blank
checks.
Later on he met two country boys
in a wagon as they were coming into
town and compelled them to Drive
him to the depot By this time Dep.
uty Sheriff Smith learned of the man Z
maneuvers and going TO the depot
placed him under arrest and placed
HIM in Jail. One of his hsllucinations
is that he has a large amount of money
in Dsnk in Louisville and he offers
checks in payment for everything.
He has a certificate showing that
he is admitted to practice law IN the
state Of Kentucky.
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COURT At SnlTHLAND.
MAN WHO SHOT A BOY GOT is
MONTHS-HEAVY FINES
ASSESSED.

Court az smithland is being pushed,
and the case Of Mayhem. the black.
smith, against the town of smithland
for $3.50 damages for draining water
INTO his shop, IS on trial
win Morley, the man who shot and
badly wounded boy named Ira Dris
coll fow months ago because the boy
called him a Democrat, was given IS
months in the penitentiary. lie is
regarded IS half.witted by some but
one Of tho jurymen wanted to give
him FIVE years.
Dallas Watson, whose brother was
fined $3.50 for shooting Jim Hudson,
was fined $500. The trouble started
ever \ friendly wrestling match.
A young man named Nichols was
yesterday aned 5000 FOR cutting a
man At Grand Rivers.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-02
A TIMELY RESCUE.
THE PIONEER WHO HAD TO
WORK HARD, ONLY TO BE
SHOT DOWN BY
INDIANS.

There is nothing more thrilling
than to see Buckskin Bill leading
his cowboys and scouts to the rescue
of the besiged pioneer, who is sur
rounded by Indians, fighting desper-
ately to save his doomed wife and
children. The crack of the unerring
white mans rife is echoed by a yell
of terror from the astonished red
skins, VINO finally gather up the re-
mains of their decimated band amid
another fusilade, hotly pursued by
the daring scout and his intrepid
followers. 1t is a scene that leaves
lasting impression on the mind,
and gives a true idea of life in the
far west before civilization was car.
ried there by such men as Buokskin
Bill. Those who attend the monster
wild west exhibition here May will
see this in all its vividness and many
other things besides.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-02
POLICE r1ARkSMtN.
ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO OFF,
GERS HOLDING A TELE-
GRAPHIC TOUR
NAMENT.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 2-The best
marksmen on the police forces of Chi
cago and st. Louis are coftesting for
supremacy today. The match is unique
in that 1t is being conducted by tele-
graph. The two teams consist of %
men each and $50 targets of the Stan
dard American type will be used. For
several weeks past the contestants
have been practioing assiduously and
as there is considerable personal rival
ry between the police officers of the
two cities the result of the match is
awaited with interest.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-02
Jndge Husbands Declines to Give
viii Poe His Youthful Bride.
She Has Changed Her Mind and Does
Not Desire to be a Wife Any
Longer.
NOTES FROM TODAYs LOCAL COURTS
CIRCUIT COURT.

In the habeas corpus trial this morn
ing in which William L. Poe endesv.
ored to obtain his young wife from her
father, Judge Husbands decided in
favor of the father, the girl saying
that she did not want to live with her
husband any more. and that she was
forced into the marriage.
Poe married the girl Miss Cora
Pool, age 10, Of the Clarks river Sec
tion on the 18th of the past month at
Metropolis and the next day she was
sent TO her home TO secure clothes and
other belongings preparatory to TAX
ing up her nome with the groom.
She never returned and Poe learned
that her father was keeping her under
lock and key. He then took out a
habeas corpus proceeding and in this
way tried to obtain the possession.
This morning the girl and her fam
lily appeared and the bride told the
court that she did not want to live
with her husband and that she was
married through misrepresentation
and that the marriage was brought
about by deception and fraudulent
means. Sh also dled a petition ask
ing for divorce giving these grounds
for the action
In the case Of Margaret +. Emery
against Ferriman the action was
transferred TO the equity docket.
Robert Buokner age IS, Roy Dun.
lap age IS, Genie Mack age IS, Nor
man Red age IA, all colored youths,
were this morning ordered to the re.
form school One Of the boys. the
oldest, tried to get out of the trouble
by claiming to be above the age. but
narrowly missed being sent to the
penitentiary.
COUNTY COURT.
W. r. Jones and others deed to II.
r. Jones for $500, property in Ne.
ohanicsburg.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-02
PRIMARY IN ILLINOIS.
MAssAC VOTERS TOMORROW
CHOOSE CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS.

A republican congressional primary
will be held in Southern Illinois to-
morrow, aud the residents Of Masssc
county will name a candidate for con-
gress.
The two aspirsnts for the honors
are Hon. p. T. Chapman, Of Vienna,
and Hon. Noah @. Bainum, of Carmi.
Both gentlemen have been making a
hard fight for the place all over the
district, winding mp their personal
canvass here last week. Because Of
the fact that the farmers are very busy
there will hardly be full vote polled,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-02
BODY NOT FOUND,
REMAINS OF Mr. WILLIAM
THRELKELD NOT RECov.
Erred YET.

The body Of Mr.. william Threlkeld.
who was drowned off the John 5.
Hopkins ten days ago, has not yet
been found. He was cousin of City
Attorney J. NJ. worten of the city,
and the theory of suicide is rejected
by his relatives. 1t is claimed he
fell from the hurricane roof near
Mt Vernon, Ind, being blind in one
eye. He was a man well known in
Livingston county, where he has
many relatives.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-05-02
sCHWAB TO SPEAK.

Worcester, Mass, May 2.-The an
nual banquet of the Worcester Board
of Trade tonight promises to be one
of the most notable affairs of the kind
ever held here. Among the prominent
speakers to be heard are Charles NJ.
Sohwab, president of the United
states Steel Corporation, and Presi-
dent Faunce Of Brown University.