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Arizona republican., 1903-07-16

WASHINGTON EXPLANATION.
 Washington, July 15.-The reported seizure of islands off the coast of Borneo oy American ships apparently
Arizona republican., 1903-07-16
AMERICAN FLEET AT PORTSMOUTH Report Upon Reception

WY ASHINGTON, July 15.-The w navy department today re-
 w ceivpd a c9 bIe from POrfs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
IS
THE DEFENSE
Witnesses Arc Csff0df0 Testify Regard
InD fho Alleged Strange Actions
Of Murdcr0s. Champ0Ux

The taking ~ the testimony for
the defense Ia tho Champouz muir
der ease 3as commenced this morn-
ms. and wlii probably be finished be
tpfw adjournment today. 10 far
tho Witnesses have all been ar-
gssstatHHcer Of the defendant Thsf
aesr ASKED questions tsnstfnk 70
pf,per that the slayer u fepftte ffnre
Is. naa ioug has been, mentally ire
nponeibis.
The hnst witness. Peter is<sufdsaa.
who 81 one time lived near and visit
"a an insane asylum ia AfehiEnn,
was eaiie4 upon 20 tell shat he
thought Of the defendants condition
T'hn ntats objected 10 his testimony
being considered that II an expert
One witness told of an esaasinn
whea chat.paax exhibiting the most
fttkis<s sxtsaeasance. gave the bar.
tender IN . cusmopoiiH saioen. 81 for
two drinks. ana told him TO keep the
change The state contsndsd that
ths faet that ChamIsoan may have
generous disposition WAS not rteof
~ hte insanity,
Iaha lie Riches testified that
while drunk last year. Chanreux
haff attempted 20 cut on his own
hand With . knife.
A feahs Law student named Mou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
HANS FOR NEW
COURT HOUSE
oonwly Commits sf0ners Are DfsoussfsD
Exposition 10 Erect Building on Inc
4 yosler Property ON Third Avenue
and James Street

~ county commissioner are this
seInpan Discussing AZ length the
et'on Of building a new court
The immediate Inspiration
- ~ h'seHsai9El was the recent etsg-
*a1n o. the Chamber "a Conn
~, thaf the old Teafsr block on
syenue. adjoining tn present
n<lis b purchased ~ the city
nnir A. site for = joint pub
--sa,nEs. The property has been
~-..-.4 fpf sais At tl2l. 900, aud the
~. ' }. are agreed that that
"a reaaouable price.
spmfnls-ipnere will endeaFor
t-u--..t % obtain some general ex-
mln o. public opinion upon the
~ u 4 should appear that
:, Ivy y the people % the county
s..~ taFor 81 the proposition 70
o..L nf~ eonfthouae on tho YeHier
~ STEPS viii be taken 10 effect
pWchare nj once.
y~N Of the commissioner IL
N. re enterprise would bmbmb
- V. euterpligc should be pro-
1~..2 With At ohef. h're present
s.',,tilsrs besides being iucQn-
&AY located, n becoming
80 with the increasing bust
ne addition of q ffth dtvt
. ne superior court has added
~ pffshuTe upon ia space. Judge
l<., u holding court IN n A,ofn
~ sns size 9f a. ordinary busi
ts.> ,'l'fs loom. i.agt year II be-
| d n, s1sary % erect n new wing
/ NJ ~ east side Of tho building for
| 49, 'antf treasurer and county
cnd NJ latter occupying the see.
fIo.t ' and the former tho first
I1~lv = fOefn was necessary not
tls,ness W transactlon N current
put also % obtain more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
OFFICES ARE COMING
MAYOR HUMES' WAY


10 ~ mayor or n game warden. The
position Of game warden waA recent
ID thrust upon me. and ! was about
10 accept when tho thought came
thai maybe could not hold two Of
ff=-fai positions al once. Ny lawyer
lnfofmsd me that I could not, 80
am in n quandsry whether 20 take thu
nee Job or 10 hold onto the old one.
! have great respect for game war
della. but ! cannot ace why they
should insist that he one Of them.
1T heEinf to look a. n | will have
TO be mayor again, however. The
Ersfld Jury Il forcing ~ upon me
The newspapers by their criticisms
% me the last time forced me TO
either run or tscitiy admit that I
WIS IN the wrong. and here comes
the grand Jury after me. and Il looks
AZ u 20 kindicate myself viii have
to Try Il aRain.
And you know. by Kad. ] don't
Ike II. | would much rather have
the privilege OF going fishln or duck
rhoptlu' by myself. untrammeied by
public opinion. than To be the brunt
~ criticisms by everybody. Some
~ the critics are good men. too. but
they don't understand the intricacies
N the government Of large and
Growing city"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

FAe Has aasaef = tae eits's chief
4Ss ~ ans~susa him that he
= eaesis afNass ~ the
sa A. - 14.aT14Hraer Mayor
4 - - E8efz1ttsS res-
$50 $50 \ saelfs WHISTLER
a - .Is1 Mayer
Hemes a. aalf t4sns Warden
aaaf fhtnw naaf - eenstdsred
Issl4ss = anrdel - snn - made. The
fast iAat M aTapIna ~ the trout
fishlne seMnrn v eloss Al hand. yin
hase - b. iaArn lufs ennaldNfatson.
The nlaYuT y nut slow % fealiEr the
possibilities - Wishing the choicest
traut streams = few DAYS IN advances
Of the orenins day. iHst to see that
there are no rnunera on the
ground.
Then. again. the grand jury "a IN
session and has been - inconsidcr-
ate a. 20 connect the office OF INA yor
with certain acts said to be contrary
% the laws Of the land. Taken ne
whole u T. a knotty problem and
one that the mayor Intends TO COM
slider IN all its aspects before decid-
ing
-Yeu see. it'a this way" he said
this morning. II don't know whether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

ormer Attorney for Law and Order League Tells
I Grand Jury That Newspapers Have NOT Ex-
aggerafed Sfyries of Municipal
Corruption

cssed Of making war with 80 b.
lankiua 70 Ids employer. also a mute.
A deaf and dumb siff was n wit
nssn- After the jury finished hear
ing this cstRs. one fuvlaf member
came out with a look Of triumph on
his fses and deflantlr remarked 90
the waiting Newspaper men.
Well. ! Htics you didn't hear much
Of that testimony, Batter 40 after
the Witnesses and lind out what thcy
told ia.
The jury went into ancient history
late yesterday afternoon. Ex-Sosr-
Gilman w. "a Vincent was. called n
10 enilshfrn the members fenardlna
tire granting of franchises and NJ
purchase 81 real estate faF punIfH
parks while BE- vas a fsefnber q
the council.
The grand Jury viii te fpreef =
adjourn under the Is - MaFrh ~ 80
Foreman pfgotf yesterday F~4aests
the newspapers 10 untify s'i pafM,na
having business q b. tFfere ~
grand jury 10 Do ~ - aurs
Jacob GoldherG. the sief rnaf $50
man. vas tho efxl witness tsfnfH "a
grand Jury. this aftsfnaen ~ 49,
intefrosylfed closely feGartiInf ~.
business and his DEALINGS wfth -
lice ofieihls OnidbefH Ieft ~ ety.
when the grand jury met bot b.
cautiously came back ana was nab
bed and compelied 70 rive bail tn
$1,000 for hts appearance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

sin. who has assisted chsmpeut :
attorney IN the collecting af eyi-
doncc. stated that he believed the
defendant 20 be insane. because he
shfv~ a potato al his lawyer lie
spoke Of the time when chhmpoux
thfr~ plate Of hot soup ~ Louis
Hun~y. and resented the states In
rinnation thas Ia his neal for col
letting evidence he had nuFseetsd
the act 70 chsfnpouN.
The most important Witness on the
stand Yesterday afternoon vas ne-
trcfiss Hubbard. who arrested
Chcmpaut Hubbard said that when
BE- reached the concert hail after the
murder. e'hAupous had. made his
escape. The detective learned that
the Frenehnan was stopping At the
silver how hatri. and. accompanied
by offeer Mcclure. went 60 tina,
place.
-on seeing is Detective Hubbard
said s'Chnmrauk cried that he Was
the man ~ prfe looking for, and
admitted that he had stabbed the
sifi Be said that he wns not sorry
and dii not care what happened to
Aim
u - thought that the enne will SO
20 the jury late this afternoon or to-
morrow morning,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
HEAVY DRAM ON
CITY WATER SUPPLY

A result Of the present cold
nnnn there has been a very notice
able increase IN the use Of city
,gntsr. should the cold weather con.
tinue and the people continue TO
opeh Ill the fawcctn IA order Ia
guard against re possibility q ihe
III M reservoirs being brought Down
A. fha low water murk.
Al average Of io,gaogvn gallons Ql
,.,tss are consumed every - hours
In Seattle. but daring the Inst few
nssa fhla amount has been very per-
oemlbly Increased,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

10 afcfock this morning The river vas
cfllf 10th % = foot below the hixh
water mara 81 1891. my Thousand
more SACKS have been efd<f~t for
the lesees All EYES are turned to-
~eft the Arlington isses neat liAton
Hnnx~s Several hundred esnvtcts
worked there all nixbt. although
there II a new irxse taek Of the old
ene. Il h almost ceftslu u cannot
Withstand me necf state snxin-
eerr say n regard 90 II this morn
tnE. that u IL only a case Of hepins
against hops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

rich. the other In sufficient.
Organized labor was also well
treated ia the matter OF legislation,
even though the ho-caiisd fellow
servant bills. aimed az the railroads,
we're voted Down. They did not force
fight ON this issue and did aee9tu-
plish everything they set out 70 do.
The arbitration bin. factory btu aud
eight hour laws we're passed. Ia al
dition the BARRIERS were granted the
legislation they desired, which closes
barber shops on Sundays. a mum
Der OF other labor bills Of minor Inn
paftAnce also went through.
Despite the fact that the hpproprin .
lions run up over the 1905, COO
mark. they do not show much Of an
Increase over the total for the see.
sion 81 tNa yehfn ago, and the state
has increased Ia population rapidly,
and all reports agree IT. institutions
are demanding more attention. That
this h. true 10 shown BY the facts
that the number ~ Inmates IN all
state institutions has Increased AT
a remarkable rate. and the volume
~ business transacted In all state
dspa rtmsutA la gaining. When these
facts are taken into consideration. "
IL nsohHbie that the appropriations
Of the legislature viii be REGARDED
A. having been ordered In conssf-
VaiiVr manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
TO IDENTIFY An
UNKNOWN SUICIDE

City Detective Jack Barok II At
tempting TO get clue to tho Identity
Of an unknown suicide. Thought 70
be Seattle man, who killed him
self In Phoenix. Ariz.. on March 8.
The man took earb0iic acid la the
vendome hotel Of that city, but his
Identity could mol be learned, lie
had several receipts ani papers n
his pockets dated IN seattle ana the
hat he Wore was purchased ~ We
store Of the MacDougali South
wick Company Ia this city. The man
REGISTERED At the hotel ~ SHAW,
but his linen was found 20 be
MARKED with the initials ~. w. y
10 vore a Masonic pin He u de-
aeribed as 70 years y sae teet I
Inches inboiKht and thin. Financial
euiaarrnNmhnt Is a-sr % have been
the cause Of his feif-desIuelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
Corruption

sunh as gninbllnx graft. bat aided
little TO that bo4gs stock Of kunei-
edge
Prosecuting Attorney Scott u still
canfinsd 20 hts hume b. Illness aad
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Con-
over n chaperonfnE the Jury today
Mr.. C0noser expressed the belief At
noon that nothing could BE- done to-
ward drawing up the indictments
voted against Mayor ffninca, chief
Sullivan and Waiter =, Fulton early
this week. until Mr.. scdtf retufns 70
his office. az n 10 a matter whieh
had been wholly In Mr. Hcuff'n
charge Mr. Scott il not expected 20
Be out until next week.
This afternoon the jury y lnvesfi-
eating ordinary criminal cases. The
basement corridor was filled with
witnesses this nlpFnlnx. Nearly all
the city detectives were in tho crowd
Of men visiting their turn Go be
called Ia.
Among the cases consldered was
that ~ the deaf mite. who II ae-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

vault space for keeping the voium-
inane and fapidiy Increasing rergrda
Of those offices.
Tho county commissioners are In
ciined 80 push the matter OF Acquif
ing the proposed new site, with a
virw ~ beginning the erection ~ the
building during the prevent year, "
possible ID will be needed a. soon
- Il can be finished without un-
reaaouahlr delays. The present
building could probably be sold for .
Hchoolboure Or "a private parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
vow EXAMINING
the TESTIMONY

The evidence IN the case 81 the
collision OF the steamers Georgia and
Valencia. which occurred on the
morning 81 February "a. II new IN
the hands 81 Captain bryant and
Engineer Cherry OF che marine in.
sperfian board.
To-day ~iil be spent In examining
the testimony.
The decision placing the blame 70,
the accident win be rendered to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
GREATEST FLOOD
EN- MANY YEARS
Mississippi Still Rising and Wafer VIII Reach Highest Point Ever
known---Raiiroad Tracks Being Chained Down

days yet. II r. now ! feet inch
aheve tho danger line.
There Ia no doubt that tho mood
viii reach the highest point ever
known. and the damage that viii rc=
suit viii be enormous The water
wafkn and gas plants are now
threatened with destruction. aud an-
athef - hours may see this city
without wholesome water or lights.
The railway companies have a
great fnfre ot men Al work claiming
down the tracks to prevent them
from being washed away, The
greater portion OF North Memphis
II under water this morning. and the
property loss has already reached
into the hundreds Of thousands ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
REALLY A
SAD CASE
HAWTHORNE RoslNson IN.
AciNEs HE 10 AuouT TO uG
FORCED INTO MArRlMoNY

aW1bafns Robinson. lahafsf -
BWfa VI age, WAS committed To the
sne3ne asylum ~ Superior Judge
T4tfn1aa today. Tho complaint was
swura n ny members of nohinson's
fnnn1ir whom he II said 10 have
thftetenef to Kill whsa arrested
thIr nsnffsins ~ his home. on seven
tenth sssHns. Hebinson resisted the
uty sheriff Nelson.
hobfnsen's hsilucinatson q that
some wesnan u trying 10 marry him
Against hle will Ne insists On read
ting the newspapers constantly.
THINKING that he may zee come no.
tics Of hia approaching nurftals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
KILLED IN A
SNOWSLIDE

Coroner Hoye received telegram
yesterday from wellington notifying
him of the accidental death Of John
LuuberE OF that place In a SNOW
slide last Monday. The details given
we're very rpetTer slssmbrrR was
near the entrance Of the Cascade
tunnel when he was caught IN the
slide, hurled down the hill and
buried When he WIS rescued life
was extinct.
The remains viii he received In
Seattle by the Bonney- Watson Com
patty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

- \. ppxefs. who ~as attorney
~ Seattle Law and order
- tso years aso. eax a Wit
- before the grand fury this
Ang Mr.. Peseirs xesncs with
,nqnisi1ors vas brief. ard was
0z>f prinelnaliy 10 telling the
c1s that he had no knowiedks Of
>fsafinG except ~ hearnnY.
rpreil sid that ~ he did not
"a ~ fortune to b. im on any Of
e<eis whieh are popularity be-
49, " have existed for addition
- end sll.nee" In the explosfs-
The vices. he could not tell
ing absuf them except what
1A<t from others. He salf. how
nat he had a weil-defined be-
enmmon with many other
hat nearly everything pub
" the newspapers In regard
4Fvlsian Of business in the
r4r1d WAS true.
vAs Questioned regarding cer-
nAtters that the jury has ali
taken much testimony on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

...sr<. fren Important points
80. n.s.isslppi from 81. leuis
ses - or,,srs, and alena the Ohio
- cslrs ss fl,,shsru. shess an
- ''''..,s, ssrsssisr IN the ssed stu.
~, seed waters have risen
Z . ss,sss nsser known before. with
.,-ss ssssssien o. the great Heed
s,mr Essr thls hiph water marx
80. ssc><aea. az Indications are
-. ~ acsd !. aes YET 81 iss great
= s,ishs. fsunsrsds % square
n ssrrissss have slresay been
---l.ssd. the MisslssipPi at serve
-, bslns % rallies In width. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

Potter. the peddler. was given a 20.
day sentence IN the chain gang The
peddler was arrested last niHht after
he had sold a 2-ccnt ring for 81 Tho
meu who bought the ring repentcd
his bargain after he found that he
had been ficeced and made a conn
piaint 20 the police. The peddler
gave back the money. but was ar
rested fist the same.
Two fphony" rings were taken
from Potter at police headquarters.
They are splendid limitations Of plain
~ karat gold rings and are engraved
with initiala inside the band for the
purpoHa Of carrying out the decep-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

doiiafa
The vast area between Wolf and
the Mississippi 10 under water, and
houses are beginning To noat by.
There have been no breaks Sea the
levee. but they are hourly expected
u is now believed that CarutheFH.
vile ON the Missouri side. In safe.
River beats crowded with refugees
are constantly arriving Some 81
the people are IN great distress. and
everything possible IL being done "a
relieve the suffefinEs OF those who
are destitute.
No dro~ninKs were reported this
mofninK.
NEW oRLEAHs. March is-As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

TExARkANA. March fa--The
water tn. morning y but inches
beioe the top Of thu Iesee. All
plantations for distance u ave
miles south OF this city are sub
merged Nothing but four days 20
fair eesthrr can avert the crisis.
n the water reaches the top Of the
ievee. a break cannot be prevented.
and the entire coun<ry for many
miles viii be inundated. which VIII
mean = stursndous loss Of property.
and possibly iifc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
shur oFF

Water viii bs shut OF tomorrow
on Twenty-flrat avenue between
East Jefferson and East Union
atfeetn from n. N. until noon, ~
Twentieth avenue the water VIII ps
ehnt OF between Fast Union ana
East Madison streets from l p, ~
until s p. NJ IN both cases ". smut ,.''.,
orr ID necessary to connect Win w"
mAlns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
LOTS SIS
AND 500 |

II you want a bargain. look this
up: these lots are only one
block from car line and Is
minutes ride from Pioneer
square: S. down and SIS
monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

Justice Of the Peace Cam h stin
confsuea TO hia bed with a severe at
tact % the Strip. Although reported
Ia be slightly better today hlr
physicians snr u viii be a week az
least before he will again be abe 70
hold courf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

An enterprssinr thief n reported
To have stolen moving picture nlides
valued NJ $50. from Dr. G. A. stod-
dard Of III Yerier way. last night.
The slides were used In the exhibit
tsors given nightly by the doctor.
The police were notified OF the theft
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
7OMBS OF
THE SAINTS

ROME, March is-Thrce tombs
have been discovered In the -.
Cecilia catac0mbs, which archaeol.
oRlets DECLARE are those OF SAINT
Marx. 81. Marceiinus aud the famous
Pope Damascus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

Memphis the public light and water
systems are endangered. Beside.
this. the city - hardsnsd with the
care 81 thousands 81 refugees. most
81 them being IN a most destitute
condition. But little loss u lite has
yet been reported. a. hundred. 81 70.
lief beats are pstrollinp the lnua.
dated and thees,ssed districts. and
are taking the Inhabitants TO places
~ safety ss tsst ss possible.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March ia-The
river rose six inches during the past
= hours. and N prospects are that
II VIII continue 10 rise for several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
JOINT PUBLIC
BUILDING

Tho municipal affairs com
nltiee 81 the Chamber Of Com
! fnerce Will meet the finance
! committee Of the city council
and the board Of county com
] Taiaaionera tomorrow Ia discuss
the project u erecting a Joint
city hall and county courthouse.
The eutIre subject viii be con-
vaHsed with view to early ac-
tlou.
Next Monday the council
committees on public buildings
and grounds VIII take up the
same question. and possibly
make a report az the regular
council meeting In the evening
J Of that day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
SOLD BRASS
RING FOR So
"Phony" Jewelry peddler is SEN
fenced to the Chain Gang

One OF the clcNe ''phony' or
ohenn ifwclry peddlern arrested by
the police IA months wis tried u
Che police court this morning. David
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

NV oRLnANa March IA,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-24
Mr.. COCHRAN'S FLATS USED CHLOROFORM
To Drug Mr.. Charles Short and
Family.
The Burglar Scratched the Label of
tho Bottle, Leaving no Clue.

The thief who entered the home
Of Mr.. Charles Short, 222 Adams
street sometime early Sunday morn
ing and stole s4s and a pistol, used
chloroform, il has developed later
The empty bottle was found, but
the label had been scratched Off. There
was still some of it left when the vial
was picked mp, and it was ascertained
on investigation that the drug had
been spread on the beds Of the sleep
ers. One Of them, Mr.. Martin
Kelley, . brother OF Mrs. Short, did
not awake until nearly noon. In the
afternoon Mr.. Short became quite i'll
from the effects Of the drug.
The bottle affords no clue, as the
label had been carefully scratched Off
An amusing feature OF the burglary is
that the pistol stolen was one that
Kelley had purchased for the purpose
OF protecting himself from burglars
There have been numerous burglsries
recently. but this is the first one, so
far a. is Known, where chloroform
was used.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-24
A HOME
WILL BE ESTABLISHED HERE
FOR THE FRIEN DLESS
COLORED PEOPLE.

The colored home Of the friendlesss
association will serve free dinner to
the aged and poor colored people on
Thanksgiving day at 622 South Ninth
street. Our white friends are helping
us rs they have always done and we
thank them very kindly for their as
sistanoe. Please some one send us
some pies and cakes and anything
else in the line of eating. We have
also purchased two lots in Rowland
town on which to build colored
home of the friendless, and have paid
fifty dollars on them. Now we plead
your assistance in that. Remember
this free dinner is not for loafers that
wont work but for our poor hard work
ing people that are less fortunate than
others The dinner will be sold to
those that are able to buy.
U. @. BURTON. President.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-24
THANKSGIVING RECEPTION
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT
HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS.

The ladies Of the board of the
Home Of the Friendless will hold
their annual reception on Wednesday
at the Home from Q to 8 O'Clock.
The little children will render o
program Of songs, reoitstions, etc.,
from to O'Clock under the efficient
management Of their teacher, Miss Ra-
per, who has taken great pains with
their schooling.
Donations of all kinds will be acccp-
table, especially coal, provisions,
blankets, sheets, pillow cases, table
linen. knives. forks, spoons and dishes
of all kinds and dining room chairs.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend. Refreshments will be served.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-11-24
KILLING IN EDMONTON.

Edmonton, KY, Nov. "a. In a
shooting ARRAY on the streets here
Monday afternoon between George r.
Price and II. e. McCsndless, Price
was instantly killed and MoCandless
wounded. Price was attorney in a
case in which McOnndless was a wit
ness. Price said something about Nc
Candies which the latter resented and
the shooting followed. Both are
prominent and we'll known.